it's tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to - it's tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the— - it's tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the point— - it's tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the point on— - it's tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the point on gb- it's tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the point on gb news wm.— this is to the point on gb news wiiii andrew— this is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce— this is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev iumei. — with andrew pierce and bev iumei. -gooi- with andrew pierce and bev turner. d g with andrew pierce and bev- turner. -good morning. thank turner. very good morning. thank you so a new you forjoining us. so a new long , a new search for long long term, a new search for long term missing child, madeleine mccann begin today at a mccann will begin today at a reservoir portugal. reservoir in portugal. frequently visited by prime frequently visited by the prime suspect . we're at the search suspect. we're at the search throughout the program today right sincar sniff overnight, the police commissioner believe that it may have been sparked by the death of two teenagers in a car crash. we're on the scene

ani— car crash. we're on the scene and vie-ii— car crash. we're on the scene and vie-ii give— car crash. we're on the scene and we'll give you— if” f we're on the scene and we'll give you more. 'i: and we'll give you more. and is drug— and we'll give you more. and is drug driving— and we'll give you more. and is drug driving now a bigger problem than drink driving? new figures seem to so with figures seem to suggest so with drivers young as 15 on drivers as young as 15 found on the road , high on drugs. drivers as young as 15 found on the road , high on drugs . and the road, high on drugs. and one, let us know your thoughts one, let us know your thoughts on all of our talking points this morning. gb views at gb news .com. but first of all, here's the very latest news with tamsin roberts . beth, thanks tamsin roberts. beth, thanks very much. and good morning from the very much. and good morning from is newsssm— very much. and good morning from the newsroom at— very much. and good morning from the newsroom at 934,— icy iii.“ and good morning from the newsroom at 934, police in isiiugai— the newsroom at 934, police in isiiugai ais— the newsroom at 934, police in portugal are searching a reservoi— portugal are searching a reservoir os— portugal are searching a reservoir as part of their investigation— reservoir as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine iiecorrrr— disappearance of madeleine iiecorr .— disappearance of madeleine iiecorr . irre— disappearance of madeleine mccann . the force says it's mccann. the force says it's coordinating— mccann. the force says it's coordinating searches in the aigorve— coordinating searches in the aigorve oi— coordinating searches in the algarve at the— coordinating searches in the algarve at the request of german ooiiee— algarve at the request of german ooiiee .— algarve at the request of german ooiiee . irre— algarve at the request of german police . the reservoir is around police. the reservoir is around 30 police. the reservoir is around so miies— police. the reservoir is around 30 miles from _ police. the reservoir is around 30 miles from praia deluge, where— 30 miles from praia deluge, where madeleine went missing in two where madeleine went missing in iwo riousori— where madeleine went missing in two thousand and— where madeleine went missing in two thousand and seven. south iroies— two thousand and seven. south iroies ooiiee— two thousand and seven. south wales police have— two thousand and seven. south

wales police have condemned rioierri— wales police have condemned violent scenes— wales police have condemned violent scenes in— wales police have condemned violent scenes in cardiff last rigor— violent scenes in cardiff last rigii .— violent scenes in cardiff last rigor , wirieir— violent scenes in cardiff last night , which followed a crash in night, which followed a crash in which— night, which followed a crash in which roo— night, which followed a crash in which two teenagers died . the which two teenagers died. the force— which two teenagers died. the force says— which two teenagers died. the force says the— which two teenagers died. the force says the level of violence ioworis— force says the level of violence towards emergency services and damage— towards emergency services and damage io— towards emergency services and damage to property and vehicles was damage to property and vehicles ioioiiy— damage to property and vehicles was totally unacceptable . the was totally unacceptable. the erosi— was totally unacceptable. the crash happened— was totally unacceptable. the crash happened at around 6:00 yesrerioy— crash happened at around 6:00 yesterday evening, but rioters siiii— yesterday evening, but rioters were still on— yesterday evening, but rioters were still on the— yesterday evening, but rioters were still on the streets nine hours— were still on the streets nine irours ioier. — were still on the streets nine hours later. young people , some hours later. young people, some wiri— hours later. young people, some wiiir iireir— hours later. young people, some with their faces— hours later. young people, some with their faces covered through missiies— with their faces covered through missiles, including fireworks at poise— missiles, including fireworks at ooiiee ori— missiles, including fireworks at poise and sei— missiles, including fireworks at police and set two cars on fire. governmen— police and set two cars on fire. government borrowing ballooned . government borrowing ballooned. to government borrowing ballooned. io £25.6— government borrowing ballooned. to £25.6 billion— government borrowing ballooned. to £25.6 billion last month. to £256 billion last month. riser-s— to £256 billion last month. iiroi-s irre— to £256 billion last month. that's the second highest figure for apri— that's the second highest figure for aorii ori— that's the second highest figure for april on record,— that's the second highest figure for april on record, behind only apri— for april on record, behind only aprii mo.— for april on record, behind only april 2020. during the first ioekiorrri— april 2020. during the first lockdown, the _ april 2020. during the first lockdown, the office for noiioroi— lockdown, the office for national statistics puts it down to national statistics puts it down io irre— national statistics puts it down ro rise energy— national statistics puts it down to the energy support schemes , to the energy support schemes, higher— to the energy support schemes, higher benefit— to the energy support schemes, higher benefit payments and rising— higher benefit payments and rising eeri— higher benefit payments and rising debt interest . five new rising debt interest. five new species— rising debt interest. five new species wiri— rising debt interest. five new species will now— rising debt interest. five new species will now be protected from— species will now be protected from irre— species will now be protected from rise ivory— species will now be protected from the ivory trade. hippos, walruses and— from the ivory trade. hippos, walruses and narwhals are among iiose—

walruses and narwhals are among iiose io— walruses and narwhals are among iiose io oe— walruses and narwhals are among those to be added— walruses and narwhals are among those to be added to the ivory zero— those to be added to the ivory zors aer.— those to be added to the ivory zors aer. ii-s— those to be added to the ivory 2018 act. it's already illegal to 2018 act. it's already illegal io iroie— 2018 act. it's already illegal to trade elephant and rhino ivory. — to trade elephant and rhino ivory. irre— to trade elephant and rhino ivory. the government says the mirrors— ivory. the government says the animals already— ivory. the government says the animals already face multiple iireois— animals already face multiple iireois os— animals already face multiple threats as armed— animals already face multiple threats as armed conflict and crime— threats as armed conflict and climate change— threats as armed conflict and climate change among them with the climate change among them with iire ivory— climate change among them with rise ivory iroie— climate change among them with the ivory trade adding extra pressure, punishment for reaching— pressure, punishment for breaching the- pressure, punishment for breaching the act is an unlimited— breaching the act is an unlimited fine or up to five years— unlimited fine or up to five years irr— unlimited fine or up to five years ii iii— unlimited fine or up to five years in ioii .— unlimited fine or up to five years in jail . tv- unlimited fine or up to five years in jail . tv online dab+ years in jail. tv online dab+ roiio— years in jail. tv online dab+ roiio ori— years in jail. tv online dab+ radio one or— years in jail. tv online dab+ radio and on tune- years in jail. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. — radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now— radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now is— radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to andrew owi— news. now it's back to andrew one .— and.bev | well, l and.bev well, it's a big story. it's a huge story. it's got international repercussions. huge story. it's got internation mccann ussions. huge story. it's got internation mccann thereis. huge story. it's got internation mccann there will be madeleine mccann there will be some people perhaps who don't remember or weren't born, remember or weren't even born, but she went missing 16 years ago holiday her parents ago on holiday with her parents in praia da luz in portugal. the police are now searching a reservoir which they've searched twice before after a tip off. it's all connected to the principal suspect . yeah,

principal suspect. yeah, absolutely. this was such a huge siow— absolutely. this was such a huge siow oi— absolutely. this was such a huge siow or we— absolutely. this was such a huge story at the time.— absolutely. this was such a huge story at the time. it's— grins this was such a huge story at the time. it's remains a story at the time. it's remains o rouge— story at the time. it's remains o iwge srow— story at the time. it's remains a huge story now— story at the time. it's remains a huge story now for, as you say,— a huge story now for, as you sayr a.d..w,_ a huge story now for, as you say, andrew, is— a huge story now for, as you say, andrew, is 16- a huge story now for, as you say, andrew, is 16 years on the poise— say, andrew, is 16 years on the ooiiee sorr— say, andrew, is 16 years on the ooiiee sori or— say, andrew, is 16 years on the police sort of reservoir near irre— police sort of reservoir near rise rowe— police sort of reservoir near rise ioww or— police sort of reservoir near the town of silves in the aigowe. — the town of silves in the aigowe. ii-s— the town of silves in the algarve. it's about 30 miles from— algarve. it's about 30 miles from where— algarve. it's about 30 miles from where madeleine disappeared on wow— from where madeleine disappeared or may irre— from where madeleine disappeared on may rise owi— from where madeleine disappeared on may the 3rd, two— from where madeleine disappeared on may the 3rd, two thousand and ari— on may the 3rd, two thousand and and she— on may the 3rd, two thousand and seven. and the only— on may the 3rd, two thousand and seven. and the only current suspect is a man called christian bruckner. he's in prison he used to prison for rape. he used to regularly the reservoir regularly visit the reservoir dunng regularly visit the reservoir during the time madeleine disappeared , and talked about disappeared, and he talked about it little local paradise. it as his little local paradise. he's denied any involvement in iris— he's denied any involvement in iris ease— he's denied any involvement in iris so— he's denied any involvement in this case so far— he's denied any involvement in this case so far .— he's denied any involvement in this case so far . our home and this case so far. our home and seewriw— this case so far. our home and security editor— this case so far. our home and security editor mark white is at the security editor mark white is at rise scene— security editor mark white is at rise irr— security editor mark white is at the scene in portugal . 39°c“ the scene in portugal. well, here— the scene in portugal. well, were or— the scene in portugal. well, here or we— the scene in portugal. well, here at the arade dam dam, the police are are here in numbers now as they prepare to begin, what will be the first full day of searching at this site. it's about 20 miles or so from from praia da luz. of course, that houday praia da luz. of course, that holiday resort where madeleine mccann disappeared from back in two thousand and seven. i'm just

going to step out of the way for a second so we can give you a look further down there. now, what you're looking at in this area is sort of logistics base for quite a few of the police search teams are blue tents that have been erected, not the sort of forensic tents that you would associate with with search scene, but these bigger, sturdier blue tents where clearly they can gather, they can be briefed, they can store equipment. and we're told that today there is a likelihood of some thunderstorms around here. so that will be handy for them. now there are a small group of detectives from scotland yard who have come out here. but purely just just in a sort of an unofficial capacity motty just to observe what is going on here. there are german officers who are here at the scene as

well. it was those officers who are conducting that investigation on into the convicted rapist and christian brueckner, who who asked the portuguese authorities very specifically to carry out this search on their behalf as part of their investigation . ian, of their investigation. ian, what we don't know at this stage is just what information on they are acting on. it seems pretty specific to be here seemingly in the middle of nowhere. the arade dam as i say, about 20 miles or so from praia da luz. there are indications now being quite widely reported and respectable news agencies here in portugal that christian brueckner had lived in a commune for some time , about seven or so miles from here that he visited this area around the reservoir for fairly

frequently that some reports indicating he described that this as his little paradise . so this as his little paradise. so we're so many years on, 16 years on now from the disappearance of madeleine mccann with no real clues as to what happened to this young girl except the belief of the german authorities is that christian brueckner brueckner is the man who is responsible for the abduction and they believe murder of three year old madeleine mccann . so year old madeleine mccann. so the first of a number of days of searches say we don't know at this stage exactly , exactly what this stage exactly, exactly what they're looking for . but they're looking for. but clearly, if they find anything at all that confirms their suspicions and their reason for being in here, then they will be here a lot longer than just the 2 or 3 days that they've initially set out for the search operation. ian,

initially set out for the search operation . ian, thank you. mark operation. ian, thank you. mark we-ii— operation. ian, thank you. mark we-ii oe— operation. ian, thank you. mark we-ii ire beek— operation. ian, thank you. mark we'll be back to— operation. ian, thank you. mark we'll be back to mark- ian, thank you. mark we'll be back to mark white, who oiwiowsiw— we'll be back to mark white, who oiwiowsiw is— we'll be back to mark white, who obviously is there— we'll be back to mark white, who obviously is there out in roriwgoi— obviously is there out in portugal throughout the remainder— portugal throughout the remainder of— portugal throughout the remainder of the morning. we'll get remainder of the morning. we'll oer irre— remainder of the morning. we'll oer rise ioiesi— remainder of the morning. we'll get the latest comings and goings— get the latest comings and goings rron — get the latest comings and goings from westminster as well in insi— goings from westminster as well in iwsi o— goings from westminster as well in just a moment.— goings from westminster as well in just a moment. but first of alb— in just a moment. but first of gr, ine— in just a moment. but first of all, the death— in just a moment. but first of all, the death of— in just a moment. but first of all, the death of two teenagers in o— all, the death of two teenagers in o erosn— all, the death of two teenagers in a car crash in— all, the death of two teenagers in a car crash in cardiff is renewed— in a car crash in cardiff is believed to— in a car crash in cardiff is believed to have sparked violent nois— believed to have sparked violent riots—up- believed to have sparked violent riots—up ro- believed to have sparked violent riots—up ro izl riots overnight. right up to 12 police officers may been police officers may have been injured. over 100 rioters set cars throwing objects, cars alight, throwing objects, missiles and fireworks at the police. extraordinary. joining us is tom us now in the studio is tom harwood when you think of harwood tom, when you think of riots cities, inner cities, riots in cities, inner cities, you don't think the you don't think cardiff, the capital of wales, you don't think cardiff. however, was think cardiff. however, this was a think cardiff. however, this was o-ironoiie— think cardiff. however, this was a-dramatic affair- think cardiff. however, this was a-dramatic affair that- a pretty dramatic affair that we've seen some of the pictures from,— we've seen some of the pictures iron, os— we've seen some of the pictures iron, as wow— we've seen some of the pictures iron, as you wee— we've seen some of the pictures from, as you were describing, fireworks— from, as you were describing, fireworks slabs— from, as you were describing, fireworks slabs of concrete appearing— fireworks slabs of concrete oggeoring ro— fireworks slabs of concrete appearing to be thrown at the noise— appearing to be thrown at the goiiee cors— appearing to be thrown at the police cars set— appearing to be thrown at the police cars set on— appearing to be thrown at the police cars set on fire. it seemed— police cars set on fire. it seemed like— police cars set on fire. it seemed like something that we nigni— seemed like something that we nigni ne— seemed like something that we nignr ie more— seemed like something that we might be more used to seeing on the might be more used to seeing on we seen— might be more used to seeing on we sireeis or— might be more used to seeing on the streets of paris— might be more used to seeing on the streets of paris than the streets— the streets of paris than the sireeis or— the streets of paris than the streets of cardiff. it's amazing inor— streets of cardiff. it's amazing not we— streets of cardiff. it's amazing not we eon— streets of cardiff. it's amazing that we can talk— streets of cardiff. it's amazing that we can talk about paris in inor— that we can talk about paris in not wow. — that we can talk about paris in not wow. neoiiw— that we can talk about paris in that way. really but it's eieoriw— that way. really but it's eieoriw o— that way. really but it's clearly a big— that way. really but it's clearly a big sort of divide inere— clearly a big sort of divide inere oni— clearly a big sort of divide there and what— clearly a big sort of divide there and what has been described— there and what has been described by— there and what has been

described by some this morning as eonsgiroew— described by some this morning as conspiracy theory is because the as conspiracy theory is because rne onese— as conspiracy theory is because the chase that— as conspiracy theory is because the chase that then sadly reswiiei— the chase that then sadly resulted in— the chase that then sadly resulted in the- the chase that then sadly resulted in the death of two young— resulted in the death of two young boys— resulted in the death of two young boys in— resulted in the death of two young boys in their in their cars sparked— young boys in their in their cars sparked this all off. and inere— cars sparked this all off. and inere ws— cars sparked this all off. and there was confusion within in ine— there was confusion within in we ioeoi— there was confusion within in the local community as to wneiner— the local community as to wneiner or— the local community as to whether or not— the local community as to whether or not it was the police rnor— whether or not it was the police inoi — whether or not it was the police that were chasing _ whether or not it was the police that were chasing these or were new— that were chasing these or were new on— that were chasing these or were they an individual? �*fw�*rzrrz; they an individual? were they ongoing— they an individual? were they chasing each other? were they chasing each other? were they chasing each other? because i think police is saying they think the police is saying they weren't exactly. and weren't involved. exactly. and the and crime the police and crime commissioner for south wales the police and crime— commissioner for south wales has been— commissioner for south wales has teen-oiowr— commissioner for south wales has been-about this- commissioner for south wales has been about this morning been out and about this morning sowing— been out and about this morning saying understands that this saying he understands that this was—enosing- saying he understands that thisi was—chasing after was not the police chasing after the was not the police chasing after ine-oii. — was not the police chasing after ine-oii. they— was not the police chasing after the all. they turned up the boys at all. they turned up oner— the boys at all. they turned up otter-toroi— the boys at all. they turned up after-fatal crash— the boys at all. they turned up after fatal crash and were after the fatal crash and were soning— after the fatal crash and were sorting through— after the fatal crash and were sorting through it. however rumours and— sorting through it. however rumours and conspiracy run amok inrowgn— rumours and conspiracy run amok inrowgn ine— rumours and conspiracy run amok through the community and swiieniw— through the community and suddenly this— through the community and suddenly this turned into an anti—noise— suddenly this turned into an anti—police riot— suddenly this turned into an anti—police riot . rwy r:r:::r suddenly this turned into an anti—police riot. rwy r:r:::r anti—police riot. why do people start smashing up their own streets? it's just start smashing up their own streets? it'sjust so start smashing up their own streets? it's just so sad and so unbelievable— streets? it's just so sad and so unbelievable .— streets? it's just so sad and so unbelievable . we— streets? it's just so sad and so unbelievable . we do- , it's just so sad and so unbelievable . we do see we do unbelievable. we do see we do ii— unbelievable. we do see we do ii .— unbelievable. we do see we do ii. i— unbelievable. we do see we do ii. i neon— unbelievable. we do see we do see it . i mean, we've we've seen see it. i mean, we've we've seen it poniewioriw— see it. i mean, we've we've seen it poniewioriw run— see it. i mean, we've we've seen it particularly run across the us

it particularly run across the us in— it particularly run across the us in eeni— it particularly run across the us in recent years, and poniewioriw— us in recent years, and particularly this anti—police eieneni— particularly this anti—police element when— particularly this anti—police element when communities feel so iisossoeioiei — element when communities feel so disassociated from _ element when communities feel so disassociated from those , disassociated from those, inew-re— disassociated from those, they're there _ disassociated from those, they're there to keep them safe , son— they're there to keep them safe , son or— they're there to keep them safe , sort of anarchy— they're there to keep them safe , sort of anarchy reigns. / , sort of anarchy reigns. yeah, a , sort of anarchy reigns. yeah, o iot— , sort of anarchy reigns. yeah, o in or— , sort of anarchy reigns. yeah, o in or ongrw— , sort of anarchy reigns. yeah, a lot of angry, angry, bored teenagers. sadly. we'll be rowing— teenagers. sadly. we'll be rowing io— teenagers. sadly. we'll be talking to our— g : we'll be talking to our reporter in coriirr. — talking to our reporter in cardiff. he'll— talking to our reporter in cardiff. he'll give us the ioresi.— cardiff. he'll give us the latest. all— cardiff. he'll give us the latest. all calm now with these inings— latest. all calm now with these inings .— latest. all calm now with these rnings , ion. — latest. all calm now with these rnings , ion. ii— latest. all calm now with these things , tom. it can— latest. all calm now with these things , tom. it can kick off things, tom. it can kick off ogoin— things, tom. it can kick off ogoin rne— things, tom. it can kick off again the following night. that will again the following night. that wiiilrne— again the following night. that will-the police's_ again the following night. that will the police's worry . e will be the police's worry. it oerioiniw— will be the police's worry. it certainly will. _ will be the police's worry. it certainly will. and- will be the police's worry. it certainly will. and very often around world we seen around the world we have seen these sort of not quite copycat , but but but excitement driven events because , of course, events because, of course, whilst there might have been what was perceived to be grievance kicking it off, then very often what happens, of course, is thrill seekers come afterwards . and we saw this in afterwards. and we saw this in the london riots in 2011. this wasn't political, this was thievery, this was this was common criminal brawl. yeah, yeah. suella common criminal brawl. yeah, yeah . suella braverman it's day yeah. suella braverman it's day two.— yeah. suella braverman it's day two is— yeah. suella braverman it's day two is ir— yeah. suella braverman it's day two is i tow— yeah. suella braverman it's day two. is it day three— yeah. suella braverman it's day two. is it day three or- “43?“ suella braverman it's day two. is it day three or even day tour— two. is it day three or even day tour or— two. is it day three or even day tour or ine— two. is it day three or even day four of the home— two. is it day three or even day four of the home secretary's irowoiis— four of the home secretary's irowoiis e — four of the home secretary's travails ? it— four of the home secretary's travails ? it could- four of the home secretary's travails ? e f: e f: travails? it could be it could be day four. if we believe if

we're thinking about when the papers were sort of released at 10 pm. saturday evening. 10 pm. on saturday evening. yeah imean, 10 pm. on saturday evening. yeah i mean, she spoke in yeah i mean, she she spoke in ine— yeah i mean, she she spoke in we commons— “43?“ i mean, she she spoke in the commons yesterday. it was routine— the commons yesterday. it was routine questions.— the commons yesterday. it was routine questions. she was okay. woioow— routine questions. she was okay. nobody ioniei— routine questions. she was okay. nobody landed a— routine questions. she was okay. nobody landed a killer blow. and i nobody landed a killer blow. and i-gwiie— nobody landed a killer blow. and i-gwire swoon— nobody landed a killer blow. and i-quite struck-keir- i was quite struck that keir stonew— i was quite struck that keir starmer,-was- i was quite struck that keir- starmer,-was challenged starmer, when he was challenged wnen— starmer, when he was challenged wnen ne— starmer, when he was challenged wnen ne os— starmer, when he was challenged when he was interviewed wesreroow— when he was interviewed wesreroow ne— when he was interviewed yesterday, he had to say yesterday, he had nothing to say oiowr— yesterday, he had nothing to say about-braverman- yesterday, he had nothing to say about-braverman .- yesterday, he had nothing to say about braverman . maybe about suella braverman. maybe rnor-s— about suella braverman. maybe that's—wanted- about suella braverman. maybe that's—wanted to. that's because he wanted to concentrate _ that's because he wanted to concentrate boring, concentrate on his boring, wneosieo— concentrate on his boring,- wneosieo—wow, concentrate on his boring,- wneosieo—wow , on uncosted speech. by the way, on the uncosted speech. by the way, on ine-nwr— uncosted speech. by the way, on ine-nwi ne— uncosted speech. by the way, on the-but he didn't- uncosted speech. by the way, on the but he didn't put the the nhs. but he didn't put the booi— the nhs. but he didn't put the boot in.— the nhs. but he didn't put the boot in. ne-s— the nhs. but he didn't put the boot in. he's leaving his shadow ministers— boot in. he's leaving his shadow ninisrersloo— boot in. he's leaving his shadow ministers-do that. _ boot in. he's leaving his shadow ministers-do that. - boot in. he's leaving his shadow ministers do that. “411531 ministers to do that. yes, and i rhini— ministers to do that. yes, and i think we've seen this before with with keir starmer sort of letting others do dirty work letting others do the dirty work and we've seen that with regard to the personal attacks that have been made on the prime minister by some within labour. but starmer will usually but keir starmer will usually sort back from or sort of step back from that or have sort of deniability have some sort of deniability between those more fervent attacks. of course attacks. however, of course there been lots and lots of there have been lots and lots of attacks on home secretary, attacks on the home secretary, not least through the conduit of the press and some people around the press and some people around the home secretary are raising an eyebrow here this is private conversations between the home

secretary and her civil servants, asking questions. the civil servants said no. and so she took the points. yeah. and paid the fine in her words. and people are sort of raising an eyebrow in terms of why is this information being leaked now ? information being leaked now? how is it potentially the case that there is a bit of a campaign against this home secretary within some elements of the civil service ? and of of the civil service? and of course, after the dominic raab affair? yeah, there's clearly that worry within government. they can smell blood, these eiwii— they can smell blood, these civil servants— they can smell blood, these civil servants and they're gwsning— civil servants and they're gwsning io— civil servants and they're pushing to get another minister out pushing to get another minister our .— pushing to get another minister our . ine— pushing to get another minister our . ine eiwii— pushing to get another minister out . the civil service blob. out. the civil service blob. inis— out. the civil service blob. we is— out. the civil service blob. this is this— out. the civil service blob. this is this is— out. the civil service blob. this is this is the criticism of nonw— this is this is the criticism of many oiiies— this is this is the criticism of many allies of— this is this is the criticism of many allies of the home secretory— many allies of the home secretary that- many allies of the home secretary that they think that son— secretary that they think that son or— secretary that they think that son or one— secretary that they think that son or iw— secretary that they think that sort of one by one, the sort of gernogs— sort of one by one, the sort of gernogs rigwres— sort of one by one, the sort of perhaps figures on the right of the government— perhaps figures on the right of the government are being picked off the government are being picked on or— the government are being picked on or being— the government are being picked off or being targeted . 'r: the government are being picked off or being targeted . w: off or being targeted. and what oieoriw— off or being targeted. and what oieoriw one— off or being targeted. and what clearly the home secretary believes to be a relatively minor issue is being blown up into something much , much into something much, much larger. however, there are others who say this is a breach

of the ministerial code that civil servants are not there to be doing private business for private individuals. they're there to do government business, although on the other hand , although on the other hand, ultimately the home secretary can say, well, they didn't do the private business, she asked the private business, she asked the question and they said no. and didn't. can you look and so she didn't. can you look into—sow,- and so she didn't. can you look into—sow, we- and so she didn't. can you look into—said, we can'ti into it? and they said, we can't rook— into it? and they said, we can't ioon inro— into it? and they said, we can't ioon no i,— into it? and they said, we can't look into it, minister. so they soni— look into it, minister. so they soii, owow— look into it, minister. so they said, okay, i'll— look into it, minister. so they said, okay, i'll take the fine one— said, okay, i'll take the fine one rowe— said, okay, i'll take the fine and take-points- said, okay, i'll take the fine and take points honestly. and take the points honestly. ansoiwreiw— and take the points honestly. absolutely_ let's . absolutely ridiculous. let's talk reeves, shadow talk about rachel reeves, shadow chancellor exchequer. talk about rachel reeves, shadow chanc gotr exchequer. talk about rachel reeves, shadow chanc gotr a exchequer. talk about rachel reeves, shadow chancgotr a bittchequer. talk about rachel reeves, shadow chanc gotr a bit ofequer. talk about rachel reeves, shadow chanc gotr a bit of trouble she's got into a bit of trouble for posting picture of her for posting a picture of her airline to new york, airline ticket to new york, where she was talk to where she was going to talk to business leaders and then quickly it, tom, quickly deleting it, tom, because told what? well, because it told us what? well, it us that she was because it told us what? well, it-us that she was sittingl it told us that she was sitting in o— it told us that she was sitting in o roiner— it told us that she was sitting in a rather swanky third row, it told us that she was sitting in a classr swanky third row, it told us that she was sitting in a class businessthird row, it told us that she was sitting in a class business premieri, first class business premier seoi— first class business premier seoi on— first class business premier seat on change— first class business premier seat on change at 7 or 8000 were.— seat on change at 7 or 8000 inere. wo— seat on change at 7 or 8000 there. no, certainly if it's a rosi— there. no, certainly if it's a last minute— there. no, certainly if it's a last minute one,- there. no, certainly if it's a last minute one, particularly as goiiiieions— last minute one, particularly as politicians often— last minute one, particularly as politicians often get, that will be politicians often get, that will ire gerring — politicians often get, that will be getting close— politicians often get, that will be getting close to ten grand. it be getting close to ten grand. ii os— be getting close to ten grand. it was covered _ be getting close to ten grand. it was covered by— be getting close to ten grand. it was covered by a labour iono— it was covered by a labour donor, we're told. however, the inis— donor, we're told. however, the reason this became more of a son— reason this became more of a

siow inon— reason this became more of a story than perhaps it would have ornerwise— story than perhaps it would have oinerwise is— story than perhaps it would have otherwise is the— story than perhaps it would have otherwise is the way in which iooenei— otherwise is the way in which rachel reeves,— otherwise is the way in which rachel reeves, or— otherwise is the way in which rachel reeves, or at least her soeioi— rachel reeves, or at least her social media— rachel reeves, or at least her social media team, reacted . she social media team, reacted. she posteri— social media team, reacted. she gosieo o— social media team, reacted. she gosreo o gieiwe— social media team, reacted. she posted a picture of— social media team, reacted. she posted a picture of her ticket, wnien— posted a picture of her ticket, which showed— posted a picture of her ticket, which showed-a— posted a picture of her ticket, which showed a very small which showed in a very small ine— which showed in a very small corner the seat— which showed in a very small corner the seat number perhaps by occident— corner the seat number perhaps by accident. and— corner the seat number perhaps by accident. and when this was pointed— by accident. and when this was goiniei owi— by accident. and when this was pointed out ro— by accident. and when this was pointed out to her— by accident. and when this was pointed out to her on social neiio— pointed out to her on social media, ine— pointed out to her on social media, the tweets mysteriously oisoggeoreo— media, the tweets mysteriously disappeared before reappearing siignriw— disappeared before reappearing siignriw more— disappeared before reappearing slightly more with a slightly gorgeo— slightly more with a slightly more cropped image, not reweoiing— more cropped image, not revealing that- more cropped image, not revealing that seat number. and inor— revealing that seat number. and not inst— revealing that seat number. and not iwsi son— revealing that seat number. and that just sort of— revealing that seat number. and that just sort of seemed like it o in— that just sort of seemed like it was a bit dishonest. yeah, it is. — was a bit dishonest. yeah, it is. root.— was a bit dishonest. yeah, it is. veon. its— was a bit dishonest. yeah, it is. yeah. it's the- was a bit dishonest. yeah, it is. “43?“ e f e. is. yeah. it's the cover up again, even though it's a minor thing . we're talking about this thing. we're talking about this because she tried to conceal what was already in the public domain. that's not an issue for a senior politician— domain. that's not an issue for a senior politician to- : " that's not an issue for a senior politician to be in a oosn— a senior politician to be in a gosn seoi— a senior politician to be in a gosn seoi on— a senior politician to be in a posh seat on a— a senior politician to be in a posh seat on a plane. she wants to work— posh seat on a plane. she wants to work in— posh seat on a plane. she wants to work in private. _ posh seat on a plane. she wants to work in private. that's right sne-s— to work in private. that's right. she's got- to work in private. that's right. she's got to- to work in private. ” g she's got to get off that right. she's got to get off that pione— right. she's got to get off that gione ono— right. she's got to get off that gione one go— right. she's got to get off that plane and go and— ” g she's got to get off that plane and go and have meetings witn— plane and go and have meetings wiin ieoiers— plane and go and have meetings with leaders of— plane and go and have meetings with leaders of industry and represent— with leaders of industry and represent the— with leaders of industry and represent the uk and the labour party,— represent the uk and the labour ronw in— represent the uk and the labour ronw in ner— represent the uk and the labour party, in her case.— represent the uk and the labour party, in her case. well, you eon-i— party, in her case. well, you eon-r especi— party, in her case. well, you can't expect her— party, in her case. well, you can't expect her get on an can't expect her to get on an owernigni— can't expect her to get on an overnight transatlantic flight from— overnight transatlantic flight from eonor— overnight transatlantic flight from economy and feel fabulous the from economy and feel fabulous mentor.— from economy and feel fabulous ine-oowlnowe— from economy and feel fabulous the-daylhave no- from economy and feel fabulous the day. have no problem the next day. i have no problem witn— the next day. i have no problem win-nor— the next day. i have no problem win-nor wow— the next day. i have no problem with -but you know, - the next day. i have no problem with but you know, at lisa

with this. but you know, at lisa wondr— with this. but you know, at lisa wonow ner— with this. but you know, at lisa nandy her colleague at the ioirowr— nandy her colleague at the ioirowr-wos- nandy her colleague at the. labour-was-about labour party was talking about this labour party was talking about inis—reoeiingi this this morning and reacting oni— this this morning and reacting one—noon- and was doing so much back—pedalling about fact back—pedalling about the fact inor— back—pedalling about the fact won-onw— back—pedalling about the fact that,-only-flies. that, oh, she only ever flies eeonornw sne— that, oh, she only ever flies economy. she only when did the iieo— economy. she only when did the iieo or— economy. she only when did the idea of aspiration— economy. she only when did the idea of aspiration become embarrassed— idea of aspiration become embarrassed ,_ idea of aspiration become embarrassed , when did it become embarrassed, when did it become wrong— embarrassed, when did it become wrong for— embarrassed, when did it become wrong for reorie— embarrassed, when did it become wrong for people who work reoiiw— wrong for people who work reallyr reoiiw— wrong for people who work really, really hard to enjoy the luxury— really, really hard to enjoy the luxury of— really, really hard to enjoy the luxury of decent— really, really hard to enjoy the luxury of decent travel? the oriiieisn — luxury of decent travel? the criticism of— luxury of decent travel? the criticism of the— luxury of decent travel? the criticism of the shadow chancellor,— criticism of the shadow chancellor, who will be our risi— chancellor, who will be our first eve— chancellor, who will be our first ever woman chancellor if ioirowr— first ever woman chancellor if ioirowr win— first ever woman chancellor if labour win the _ first ever woman chancellor if labour win the election, she ioovs— labour win the election, she ioovs rive— labour win the election, she looks like they— labour win the election, she looks like they will watch it. wor— looks like they will watch it. not onor— looks like they will watch it. no not sne— looks like they will watch it. not that she was— looks like they will watch it. not that she was going - looks like they will watch it. not that she was going first class was flipping class was that she flipping tried to it up when got tried to cover it up when it got out, but it's awkward for the labor they've been labor party because they've been putting out all of these press releases slipping all releases and slipping out all of these stories the last 5 or these stories over the last 5 or 6 firstly, about liz 6 years. firstly, about liz irwss-s— 6 years. firstly, about liz truss's travel— 6 years. firstly, about liz truss's travel as- �*7 $153“; firstly, about liz truss's travel as foreign seereiorv. — truss's travel as foreign secretary. gasp, shock, horror. ine—riewi secretary. gasp, shock, horror. ine—riew in| secretary. gasp, shock, horror.l the _flew in on the foreign secretary flew in on a the foreign secretary flew in on o government— the foreign secretary flew in on a government plane to somewhere rnev— a government plane to somewhere inev sou— a government plane to somewhere inev eoii ii— a government plane to somewhere inev eoii i o— a government plane to somewhere they call it a private— a government plane to somewhere they call it a private jet. it's a they call it a private jet. it's- o—enonerei a government plane or chartered ro— a government plane or chartered to go— a government plane or chartered to go io— a government plane or chartered one to go to australia or wherever it— one to go to australia or wherever it was. but also when sne — wherever it was. but also when sne os— wherever it was. but also when sne note— wherever it was. but also when she was trade secretary, she got in o— she was trade secretary, she got in o roi— she was trade secretary, she got in o ioi or— she was trade secretary, she got in a lot of flak— she was trade secretary, she got in a lot of flak for— she was trade secretary, she got in a lot of flak for that. my gosn— in a lot of flak for that. my gosn ine— in a lot of flak for that. my gosh, the secretary might in a lot of flak for that. my gortaking secretary might in a lot of flak for that. my gortaking jets secretary might in a lot of flak for that. my gortaking jets around ary might in a lot of flak for that. my gortaking jets around the might in a lot of flak for that. my gortaking jets around the world. be taking jets around the world. veon— be taking jets around the world. veon goodness— be taking jets around the world. yeah goodness me. but also of

course,-sunak_ yeah goodness me. but also of course, sunak now private course, rishi sunak now private neoiin— course, rishi sunak now private health insurance.— course, rishi sunak now private health insurance. _ course, rishi sunak now private health insurance. that was the one that i thought of. private health insurance,— one that i thought of. private health insurance, but- org private health insurance, but also 13g private health insurance, but also with iois— health insurance, but also with iois or— health insurance, but also with lots of flights— health insurance, but also with lots of flights that rishi sunak iives— lots of flights that rishi sunak iives io— lots of flights that rishi sunak likes to take— lots of flights that rishi sunak likes to take helicopters, a newcomer— likes to take helicopters, a helicopter to _ likes to take helicopters, a helicopter to southampton, if you— helicopter to southampton, if vow—ironw- helicopter to southampton, if. you _ exactly. .the you remember. exactly. but the renorvoirie— you remember. exactly. but the remarkable—i'm- remarkable thing here, i'm rowing— remarkable thing here, i'm talking-united. remarkable thing here, i'm - talking-united states talking about the united states and talking about the united states one—.— talking about the united states one—. i- talking about the united states. ono—. i-ioiving and rachel reeves. i was talking to and rachel reeves. i was talking io—nine— and rachel reeves. i was talking io—nine in— to a friend of mine in washington,- to a friend of mine in washington, who works to a friend of mine in- washington,-who works in washington, dc, who works in eongoign— washington, dc, who works in eongoignlover— washington, dc, who works in campaign over there we're campaign is over there and we're noving— campaign is over there and we're having-conversation- campaign is over there and we're having conversation on having this conversation on a day— having this conversation on a gov-weir— having this conversation on a day-keir starmer- having this conversation on a day keir starmer was stuck day when keir starmer was stuck in ioionri— day when keir starmer was stuck in roioni, noi— day when keir starmer was stuck in poland, not able— day when keir starmer was stuck in poland, not able to get to ine— in poland, not able to get to we iregner— in poland, not able to get to the depher press— in poland, not able to get to the depher press conference that was the depher press conference that in— the depher press conference that in eernonv— the depher press conference that was in germany at— the depher press conference that was in germany at the time ireeowse— was in germany at the time because there— was in germany at the time because there was some sort of strike — because there was some sort of strike or— because there was some sort of strike oi ine— because there was some sort of strike at the at— because there was some sort of strike at the at the— because there was some sort of strike at the at the airport in eernonv— strike at the at the airport in eernonv .— strike at the at the airport in oernonv . ani— strike at the at the airport in germany . and my friend just germany. and my friend just turned— germany. and my friend just turned .— germany. and my friend just turned . doesn't— germany. and my friend just turned . doesn't he have his own turned. doesn't he have his own pione— turned. doesn't he have his own oione .— turned. doesn't he have his own gione . eon.— turned. doesn't he have his own plane . yeah. the— turned. doesn't he have his own plane . yeah. the leader of the plane. yeah. the leader of the ioirowr— plane. yeah. the leader of the ioirowr nonv— plane. yeah. the leader of the labour party. well this is the rning. — labour party. well this is the thing. americans— labour party. well this is the thing. americans cannot get rneir— thing. americans cannot get ineir neois— thing. americans cannot get their heads around because even reioriveiv— their heads around because even relatively minor— their heads around because even relatively minor politicians overnere— relatively minor politicians over there will— relatively minor politicians over there will be jetting ireeowse— over there will be jetting because you _ over there will be jetting because you what over there will be jetting because you -what want? because you know what i want? dolwant— because you know what i want? do iwant rachel _ because you know what i want? i do iwant rachel _ lisa do i want rachel reeves and lisa nandy out and say, if nandy to come out and say, if you work hard at school, kids if you work hard at school, kids if you work. so hard that you

become a politician one day, you might to go a business might get to go in a business class then we've got 2.5 class flight. then we've got 2.5 million don't million young people who don't want you wonder why want to work. you wonder why we've away any sort of we've taken away any sort of ambition and also ambition and aspiration and also the that this the united the fact that this is the united kingdom represented the kingdom being represented on the world stage. rishi sunak was one— world stage. rishi sunak was oirie io— world stage. rishi sunak was oirie ro ioni— world stage. rishi sunak was able to land in— : g rishi sunak was able to land in hiroshima on the united— able to land in hiroshima on the united-pione- able to land in hiroshima on the. united-plane,.voyager united kingdom plane, on voyager wnien— united kingdom plane, on voyager one, which thanks— united kingdom plane, on voyager one, which thanks to boris ionnson. — one, which thanks to boris johnson. now— one, which thanks to boris johnson. now has united kingdom iiverv— johnson. now has united kingdom iiverv on— johnson. now has united kingdom iiverv online— johnson. now has united kingdom livery on .the .flag. - johnson. now has united kingdom livery on the flag. and livery on it, the uk flag. and you— livery on it, the uk flag. and vow son— livery on it, the uk flag. and you can see these- livery on it, the uk flag. and you can see these planes lined up- — you can see these planes lined up. .noi— you can see these planes lined on most ine— you can see these planes lined up. had the canadian plane, up. you had the canadian plane, you up. you had the canadian plane, vow noo— up. you had the canadian plane, you had-german— up. you had the canadian plane, you had german plane and it you had the german plane and it iooveo— you had the german plane and it iooveo irs— you had the german plane and it looked its place. _ you had the german plane and it looked its place. if— you had the german plane and it looked its place. if this was ren— looked its place. if this was ten-ogo— looked its place. if this was ren-ogo ine- looked its place. if this was ten ago, the united ten years ago, the united kingdom— ten years ago, the united kingdom plane. kingdom would not have a plane. wei— kingdom would not have a plane. we-i eiiner— kingdom would not have a plane. we'd either chartering one we'd either be chartering one inor— we'd either be chartering one inoi-nove— we'd either be chartering one that-have united- we'd either be chartering one that have united kingdom that doesn't have united kingdom iiverv— that doesn't have united kingdom iiverv on— that doesn't have united kingdom iiverv on-we-o— that doesn't have united kingdom livery on-we'd be— that doesn't have united kingdom livery on we'd be using livery on it or we'd be using sonerning— livery on it or we'd be using something that— livery on it or we'd be using something that looked very, very different — something that looked very, very different. and— something that looked very, very different. and that— something that looked very, very different. and that matters iresse— different. and that matters because prestige matters on the gioiroi— because prestige matters on the gioiroi stoge— because prestige matters on the global stage. but— because prestige matters on the global stage. but both parties are global stage. but both parties io— global stage. but both parties are to blame.— global stage. but both parties are to blame. they are, of course, when— are to blame. they are, of course, when tony blair wanted a jet, course, when tony blair wanted a jet rne— course, when tony blair wanted a jet rne iories— course, when tony blair wanted a jet, the tories attacked him for wonring— jet, the tories attacked him for wonring nioir— jet, the tories attacked him for wanting blair force one. when sonneron— wanting blair force one. when cameron finally— wanting blair force one. when cameron finally procured one, he had cameron finally procured one, he noo io— cameron finally procured one, he not to son— cameron finally procured one, he noo to son or— cameron finally procured one, he had to sort of pretend that it was a military— had to sort of pretend that it was a military thing and paint it was a military thing and paint iilin— was a military thing and paint iilin in— was a military thing and paint it.in in military— was a military thing and paint it in in military colours. it up in in military colours. ani— it up in in military colours. ano ringw— it up in in military colours. and finally, boris johnson and finally, when boris johnson note— and finally, when boris johnson

note-rive— and finally, when boris johnson made-likelproper- made it look like a proper oigionoiis— made it look like a proper diplomatic plane, he got a lot of diplomatic plane, he got a lot or oiiosvs— diplomatic plane, he got a lot of attacks for— diplomatic plane, he got a lot of attacks for that paint job. nos— of attacks for that paint job. nor for— of attacks for that paint job. not or play— of attacks for that paint job. but fair play to— of attacks for that paint job. but fair play to boris- of attacks for that paint job. but fair play to boris because he didn't care about those sort of criticisms. he on of criticisms. he just got on with he wore his class with it. he he wore his class lightly and he was right anyway. right? right and one day, if we work— right? right and one day, if we work noni— right? right and one day, if we work hard,.might- right? right and one day, if we work hard, might get to fly work hard, we might get to fly irwsiness— work hard, we might get to fly business class— work hard, we might get to fly business class as— work hard, we might get to fly business class as yeah. business class as well. yeah. veon— business class as well. yeah. veon-we- business class as well. yeah. yeah -we won't. i business class as well. yeah.- yeah -we won't. thank yeah yeah. but we won't. thank you,— yeah yeah. but we won't. thank vow—irri- yeah yeah. but we won't. thank vow—nor we- yeah yeah. but we won't. thankl you,_but we won't you, tom harwood. but we won't niie— you, tom harwood. but we won't niie ine— you, tom harwood. but we won't niie rne rosi. — you, tom harwood. but we won't hide the fact. do— you, tom harwood. but we won't hide the fact. do you know, i ion-r— hide the fact. do you know, i ion-i nine— hide the fact. do you know, i don't mind them— hide the fact. do you know, i don't mind them doing all this iroveiiing— don't mind them doing all thisi travelling—don't travelling as long as they don't reno— travelling as long as they don't lend lectures— travelling as long as they don't lend lectures issues lend lectures on green issues wnen— lend lectures on green issues wnen inere— lend lectures on green issues when there aren't— lend lectures on green issues when there aren't enough planes onvwov. — when there aren't enough planes anyway. -britain's- when there aren't enough planes anyway. britain's on strike anyway. now britain's on strike as-workers-schooll as council workers and school swggon— support staff are among those being—runner- support staff are among those. being—further strike being balloted on further strike osiion— being balloted on further strike osiion ove— being balloted on further strike osrion gov.— being balloted on further strike action over pay. _ being balloted on further strike action over pay. ' ”iii" e being balloted on further strike action over pay. ' ”iii" c ”cr: action over pay. aren't we fed up back teeth of these up to the back teeth of these unions? unison said, an offer of a flat £1,925 was nowhere near enough and enough to meet rising prices and so continues to push for an increase inflation, increase of 2% above inflation, which of course we think is going to fall by around 2% this week. speak week. yeah let's speak to someone the know of someone in the know head of local government unison, mike local government at unison, mike short. yes, morning, short. yes, good morning, mike. why— short. yes, good morning, mike. wnv-siiii— short. yes, good morning, mike. why-still dragging- yes, good morning, mike. why still dragging on? why is this still dragging on? as-sovs— why is this still dragging on? as-sovs were- why is this still dragging on? as says, we're all as andrew says, we're all gerring— as andrew says, we're all gerring o— as andrew says, we're all getting a little- as andrew says, we're all getting a little bit tired of inis— getting a little bit tired of this situation. _ getting a little bit tired of this situation. just want this situation. we just want our kios— this situation. we just want our vies-iowgni. — this situation. we just want our kids -taught. .want-

this situation. we just want our kids taught. want our kids to be taught. we want our goiienis— kids to be taught. we want our patients-hospitals- kids to be taught. we want our patients hospitals to be patients in hospitals to be ireoiesi— patients in hospitals to be treated. it's— patients in hospitals to be treated. it's-to- patients in hospitals to be treated. it's to move on, treated. it's time to move on, isn-i— treated. it's time to move on, isn-ilaii— treated. it's time to move on, isn-rlaii or— treated. it's time to move on, isn't-all of the— treated. it's time to move on, isn't all of the disputes isn't it? all of the disputes nove — isn't it? all of the disputes have ldifferent- isn't it? all of the disputes have different timetable. have a different timetable. bev we have a different timetable. bev we-reseiveo— have a different timetable. bev we-received our- have a different timetable. bev we-received our pay- have a different timetable. bev we-received our pay offerl we only received our pay offer a couple months ago and we're couple of months ago and we're now our members now asking our members if they're prepared to vote for strike action in defence of a decent pay offer , a pay offer decent pay offer, a pay offer that they need and a pay off that they need and a pay off that they need and a pay off that they deserve . why do they that they deserve. why do they just. that they deserve. why do they iwsi. air— that they deserve. why do they twsr. aii igno— that they deserve. why do they just. all right, you've- : why do they just. all right, you've got wove— just. all right, you've got vowve goi— just. all right, you've got you've got your soapbox. now, why— you've got your soapbox. now, wnv io— you've got your soapbox. now, wnv go new— you've got your soapbox. now, why do they need— you've got your soapbox. now, why do they need this? why do inev— why do they need this? why do rnev deserve— why do they need this? why do they deserve it?— why do they need this? why do they deserve it? everybody's srrwggiing— they deserve it? everybody's srrwggiing or— they deserve it? everybody's struggling at moment to make struggling at the moment to make ends— struggling at the moment to make ends-ono— struggling at the moment to make ends and everybody's ends meet and everybody's srrwggiing. — ends meet and everybody's struggling. wig : struggling. everybody's suffering from a massive cost of living increase. the crisis, as you know , the pay offer that our you know, the pay offer that our members have been given is below inflation. whatever your current pay inflation. whatever your current pay rate is , they're the people pay rate is, they're the people who kept our communities going through covid provided warm places for older people to go, and they can't afford their their higher energy bills. they've got massive increases in food prices. they keep our parks nice. they educate our children in our schools. that's why they

deserve a decent pay increase. and the offer on the table isn't that the 2% above inflation, mike? is that inflation, ian iooov— mike? is that inflation, ian ioiov or— mike? is that inflation, ian rooov or is— mike? is that inflation, ian rooov or is i— ii , is that inflation, ian today or is it inflation in in a nonrn-s— today or is it inflation in in a nonrn-s rime— today or is it inflation in in a month's time ?_ today or is it inflation in in a month's time ? well at the point month's time? well at the point wnen— month's time? well at the point wnen we— month's time? well at the point wnen we note— month's time? well at the point when we made our— month's time? well at the point when we made our submitted our pay when we made our submitted our gov sioin — when we made our submitted our gov sioin .— when we made our submitted our pay claim , inflation was 10.7. pay claim, inflation was 10.7. so pay claim, inflation was 10.7. so whos— pay claim, inflation was 10.7. so who were— pay claim, inflation was 10.7. so what we're looking- pay claim, inflation was 10.7. so what we're looking is- pay claim, inflation was 10.7. so what we're looking is 2% above that. now, inflation has been going up. yes. you said a minute ago that it's supposed to be falling. we'll see if it does and if inflation falls, then that will help with the cost of living increase, of course. but what we've seen is local government pay has fallen in real terms against inflation for the last 13 years. so our members have got a massive catch up job to do in terms of their pay. what can i can i just be ise— pay. what can i can i just be ise wives— pay. what can i can i just be clear, mike? so— what can i can i just be clear, mike? so when you put it in or— clear, mike? so when you put it in oi zoo— clear, mike? so when you put it in at 2% above— clear, mike? so when you put it in at 2% above inflation, it was roi- — in at 2% above inflation, it was roi- so— in at 2% above inflation, it was roi- so vow-e— in at 2% above inflation, it was 10.7. so you're after a 12.7% pav— 10.7. so you're after a 12.7% gov nse— 10.7. so you're after a 12.7% gov eve— 10.7. so you're after a 12.7% pay rise, even though you know, oinosi— pay rise, even though you know, almost-inflation- almost certainly inflation is going— almost certainly inflation is going io— almost certainly inflation is going to tumble quite sharply this going to tumble quite sharply inis ween— going to tumble quite sharply this week, maybe much as 1 this week, maybe by as much as 1 or zoo—

this week, maybe by as much as 1 or zoo — this week, maybe by as much as1 or zoo weir.— this week, maybe by as much as1 or 2% well, we'll— this week, maybe by as much as1 or 2% well, we'll see— this week, maybe by as much as 1 or 2% �*fvr�*rzge cc or 2% well, we'll see what happens with inflation. it's been predicted to fall for quite a while, hasn't it? if it does, as i say, then we'll welcome that. if it means bills are lower and food prices are lower. but it does, if it does go but if it does, if it does go down— but if it does, if it does go down snoring— but if it does, if it does go down sharply, will you be iowering— down sharply, will you be lowering your— down sharply, will you be lowering your pay demand ? \r:::rri lowering your pay demand? now, our pav— lowering your pay demand? now, pay sioin — lowering your pay demand? now, our pay claim has— lowering your pay demand? now, our pay claim has gone- lowering your pay demand? now, our pay claim has gone in, but what we're seeing now an what we're seeing now is an offer we're balloting offer and what we're balloting our is whether they our members on is whether they want to take action about that offer. they're being offer. they're not being balloted our claim is. balloted on what our claim is. they're an they're being balloted on an offer is, well below offer which is, well below inflation, their inflation, whatever their current . okay, we're current rate of pay. okay, we're short current rate of pay. okay, we're snon on — current rate of pay. okay, we're snon on time,— current rate of pay. okay, we're short on time, mike,— current rate of pay. okay, we're short on time, mike, but- it okay, we're short on time, mike, but thank you— short on time, mike, but thank won for— short on time, mike, but thank won for towing— short on time, mike, but thank you forjoining us— short on time, mike, but thank you for joining us this morning. neod— you for joining us this morning. neoiliosoi— you for joining us this morning. head local government head of local government at uwrsow— head of local government at. uwrsow—wno head of local government at- uwrsow—wno we unison. mike short there who we negr— unison. mike short there who we ieor—were— unison. mike short there who we kept—we're-tol kept short. now we're going to get-on— kept short. now we're going to get-on rne— kept short. now we're going to get on the madeleine get the latest on the madeleine rissonn— get the latest on the madeleine mccann—which. mccann investigation, which is interwov— mccann investigation, which is wnierwov—wirn- mccann investigation, which is underway with very underway in portugal with very rooioge,— underway in portugal with very new footage, fresh footage from the new footage, fresh footage from we seosn — new footage, fresh footage from the search. this— new footage, fresh footage from the search. this is— new footage, fresh footage from the search. this is to the point on sir— the search. this is to the point on on news— the search. this is to the point on gb news, britain's news snonnei.— on gb news, britain's news channel. hello— on gb news, britain's news channel. hello _ on gb news, britain's news channel. hello «rig g: on gb news, britain's news- channel. hello very good morning to aidan mcgivern from to you. i'm aidan mcgivern from the office with gb news the met office with your gb news forecast. a cool start out forecast. it's a cool start out there, but plenty more sunshine to come. just like the last few days, will

days, warm, sunny spells will soon lift the temperatures. high pressure is in charge. not just today or tomorrow, but for the rest of the week. and in fact, the rest of the month. we're expecting this area of high pressure to keep things largely settled. not entirely sunny. there will be some cloud at times and there'll be some cool breezes from the north breezes coming in from the north sea to affect these eastern coastal as well. coastal areas at times as well. but but having said that, for the vast majority , it is dry the vast majority, it is a dry and bright start to the day. i think there'll bit more think there'll be a bit more cloud drifting southwards across the uk compared recent the uk compared with recent days. and so less sunshine i think, for england and wales. and as a result, temperatures a little lower compared with yesterday, 21 celsius for example, in cardiff . that's the example, in cardiff. that's the likely warm spot. scotland and northern ireland also sees fairly thick cloud at times, especially the north of scotland , there'll be a spell of , where there'll be a spell of patchy light rain and drizzle through the afternoon that pushes shetland pushes through shetland by evening from the evening. a break then from the cloud and rain. but there'll also be additional patchy also be some additional patchy rain drizzle coming into the rain and drizzle coming into the far northwest by the end of the

night. elsewhere the uk, night. elsewhere across the uk, clouds through the night clouds clear through the night and fall . clouds clear through the night and fall. single and temperatures fall. single figures many but low single figures for many but low single figures for many but low single figures possible in some sheltered spots across central parts of the uk. then we begin wednesday with plenty of sunshine eastern and southern scotland, england and wales seeing the best of the blue skies. first thing thicker cloud arrives from the west across scotland and we'll see some light showers affecting mainly central parts central and western parts drifting the north of drifting into the north of northern by end of northern ireland. by the end of the bit cooler the afternoon, a bit cooler where this happens, but actually across of the uk, it's across much of the uk, it's another warm day plenty of another warm day with plenty of sunny and a brighter day sunny spells and a brighter day to for northern scotland. to come for northern scotland. behind and patchy rain behind the cloud and patchy rain thursday widespread sunny thursday more widespread sunny skies and the warmest day of the week, if not the year 23 or 24 celsius .

it is 10 a.m. on tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew pierce. a new search for woieieine— and andrew pierce. a new search for madeleine mccann. - and andrew pierce. a new search for madeleine mccann. it- ' 37�*i1i1”if.iiil a new search for madeleine mccann. it begins rotor.— for madeleine mccann. it begins roiov. irs— for madeleine mccann. it begins roiov. is or— for madeleine mccann. it begins rotor. is oi o— for madeleine mccann. it begins today. it's at a reservoir in ioriwgoi— today. it's at a reservoir in portugal, which- today. it's at a reservoir in portugal, which was often visirei— portugal, which was often visiiei iv— portugal, which was often visited by the _ portugal, which was often visited by the prime german swsgesr.— visited by the prime german suspect. we're— visited by the prime german suspect. we're at the search rnrowgnowi— suspect. we're at the search throughout the _ suspect. we're at the search throughout the program in riots in sowin— throughout the program in riots in cardiff overnight. ec: in cardiff overnight. the police commissioner believes it may have been sparked by the death of two teenage agers in a car crash. we'll have the very latest. and this drug driving now a bigger problem than drink

driving. new now a bigger problem than drink driving . new figures seem to driving. new figures seem to suggest— driving. new figures seem to suggest suggest— r: ” , g new figures seem to suggest suggest that with invers— suggest suggest that with drivers os— suggest suggest that with drivers as young as 15 and get inis— drivers as young as 15 and get inis ieor— drivers as young as 15 and get this, 7007 found— drivers as young as 15 and get this, 7007 found on the road nign— this, 7007 found on the road nign on— this, 7007 found on the road nign on drugs— this, 7007 found on the road nign on drugs .— this, 7007 found on the road high on drugs. _ this, 7007 found on the road high on drugs. this, 7007 found on the road high on drugs . " high on drugs. let us know your thoughts on all of our topics this morning. gb views at gb news .com is the email address. but first of all, here is your news with tamsin roberts . beth news with tamsin roberts. beth thank you and good morning from the newsroom. it's 10:01. south woies— the newsroom. it's 10:01. south woies poise— the newsroom. it's 10:01. south wales police have— it's10:01. south wales police have condemned vioieni— wales police have condemned violent scenes— wales police have condemned violent scenes in— wales police have condemned violent scenes in cardiff last nigni— violent scenes in cardiff last nignr wnisn— violent scenes in cardiff last night which followed a crash in wnisn— night which followed a crash in wnisn two— night which followed a crash in which two teenagers died . young which two teenagers died. young reorie— which two teenagers died. young geogie some— which two teenagers died. young people, some with— which two teenagers died. young people, some with their faces covered, threw— people, some with their faces covered, threw missiles, insiwiing— covered, threw missiles, including firework at police and set including firework at police and sei two— including firework at police and sei iwo sors— including firework at police and set two cars on— including firework at police and set two cars on fire. officers sav— set two cars on fire. officers sov rne — set two cars on fire. officers sov rne ievei— set two cars on fire. officers say the level of— set two cars on fire. officers say the level of violence ioworis— say the level of violence towards emergency services and the towards emergency services and we ionoge— towards emergency services and the damage caused was totally wnossegioirie— the damage caused was totally unacceptable .— the damage caused was totally unacceptable . police in portugal unacceptable. police in portugal nove— unacceptable. police in portugal nove iregwn— unacceptable. police in portugal have begun searching a reservoir

as have begun searching a reservoir os gon— have begun searching a reservoir os iron or— have begun searching a reservoir os port or ineir— have begun searching a reservoir as part of their investigation inro— as part of their investigation inio ine— as part of their investigation into the disappearance of woieieine— into the disappearance of madeleine mccann . the search on madeleine mccann. the search on the madeleine mccann. the search on we aigorve— madeleine mccann. the search on we aigorve is— madeleine mccann. the search on the algarve is being carried out at the algarve is being carried out oi ine— the algarve is being carried out oi we request— the algarve is being carried out at the request of— the algarve is being carried out at the request of german police. ine— at the request of german police. ine nonr— at the request of german police. the main suspect,— at the request of german police. the main suspect, christian nrwesvner,— the main suspect, christian brueckner, is— the main suspect, christian brueckner, is facing sex offence snorges— brueckner, is facing sex offence snorges in— brueckner, is facing sex offence charges in germany and was in ronwgoi— charges in germany and was in portugal around— charges in germany and was in portugal around the time woieieine— portugal around the time madeleine disappeared in two inowsoni— madeleine disappeared in two thousand and— madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven. former ssoiiono— thousand and seven. former scotland yard— thousand and seven. former scotland yard detective peter nievsiev— scotland yard detective peter bleksley told _ scotland yard detective peter bleksley told gb news he hopes the bleksley told gb news he hopes rne poise— bleksley told gb news he hopes rne goiise oe— bleksley told gb news he hopes the police are acting on new inreiiigense. — the police are acting on new intelligence. i'm— the police are acting on new intelligence. i'm hoping they've towni— intelligence. i'm hoping they've found some— intelligence. i'm hoping they've found some credible intelligence somewhere else— found some credible intelligence somewhere else that has directed inen — somewhere else that has directed inen io— somewhere else that has directed inen ro inis— somewhere else that has directed them to this area,— somewhere else that has directed them to this area, which is gerry— them to this area, which is pretty substantial. wig pretty substantial. i'm very toniiior— pretty substantial. i'm very familiar with sylvia and praia da luz . i've been to both of da luz. i've been to both of those places many times, and i'm just hoping against hope that this isn't another speculative box ticking kind of exercise. and that once again, credible evidence can be found . the prime evidence can be found. the prime minister is— evidence can be found. the prime minister is due— evidence can be found. the prime minister is due to— evidence can be found. the prime minister is due to chair- minister is due to chair a soirinei— minister is due to chair a cabinet meeting as he considers wnerner— cabinet meeting as he considers wneiner io— cabinet meeting as he considers whether to order— cabinet meeting as he considers whether to order an investigation into the home sesreiorv-s— investigation into the home secretary's handling of a speeding— secretary's handling of a speeding offence. suella

braverman— speeding offence. suella braverman is— speeding offence. suella braverman is accused of breaking the braverman is accused of breaking rne rwies— braverman is accused of breaking rne rwies iv— braverman is accused of breaking the rules by asking— braverman is accused of breaking the rules by asking civil servonrs— the rules by asking civil servants to _ the rules by asking civil servants to help her with a grivoie— servants to help her with a private matter.— servants to help her with a private matter. she's not denied osving— private matter. she's not denied osving inen— private matter. she's not denied osving rnen io— private matter. she's not denied asking them to organise a grivore— asking them to organise a private speed— asking them to organise a private speed awareness course for new— private speed awareness course for he. irri— private speed awareness course for her, but insists— private speed awareness course for her, but insists she's done noining— for her, but insists she's done nothing untoward— for her, but insists she's done nothing untoward and the us sesrei— nothing untoward and the us secret service _ nothing untoward and the us secret service has detained the inver— secret service has detained the driver or— secret service has detained the driver of o— secret service has detained the driver of a truck— secret service has detained the driver of a truck who crashed inro— driver of a truck who crashed inio seswrirv— driver of a truck who crashed into security barriers near the wniie— into security barriers near the wnire nonse— into security barriers near the white house. video shows the rented— white house. video shows the reniei von— white house. video shows the rented van mounting the kerb on ioroverie— rented van mounting the kerb on lafayette square— rented van mounting the kerb on lafayette square ,_ rented van mounting the kerb on lafayette square , which is lafayette square, which is oiioseni— lafayette square, which is ootoseni ro— lafayette square, which is adjacent to the white house. inoros— adjacent to the white house. inoros tron — adjacent to the white house. photos from the _ adjacent to the white house. photos from the scene also show a photos from the scene also show ofiog— photos from the scene also show o riog wnisn— photos from the scene also show a flag, which was— photos from the scene also show a flag, which was apparently recovered from _ a flag, which was apparently recovered from the truck . the recovered from the truck. the sesrei— recovered from the truck. the secret service _ recovered from the truck. the secret service is— recovered from the truck. the secret service is now investigating whether the crash was intentional— investigating whether the crash was intentional .— investigating whether the crash was intentional . government was intentional. government borrowing— was intentional. government borrowing ballooned . to £256 borrowing ballooned. to £256 iriiiion— borrowing ballooned. to £256 iriiiion rosi— borrowing ballooned. to £256 billion last month. that's the sesoo— billion last month. that's the second highest— billion last month. that's the second highest figure for april on record, behind only april set.— on record, behind only april zorn 20.— on record, behind only april 20th, 20. during the first iosvoown— 20th, 20. during the first lockdown in— 20th, 20. during the first lockdown in the office for worionoi— lockdown in the office for national statistics, puts it to town— national statistics, puts it to town ine— national statistics, puts it to down the energy support schemes , nigner— down the energy support schemes , higher benefit— down the energy support schemes , higher benefit payments and rising— , higher benefit payments and rising ieor— , higher benefit payments and rising debt interest . data

rising debt interest. data suggests— rising debt interest. data suggests there were more than esose — suggests there were more than esose soses— suggests there were more than 35,000 cases of— suggests there were more than 35,000 cases of sexual misconduct— 35,000 cases of sexual misconduct or- 35,000 cases of sexual misconduct or sexual violence in the misconduct or sexual violence in we wis— misconduct or sexual violence in we wns in— misconduct or sexual violence in the nhs in england between 2017 and the nhs in england between 2017 one nozz— the nhs in england between 2017 and 2022. figures— the nhs in england between 2017 and 2022. figures obtained by the and 2022. figures obtained by we irriiisn— and 2022. figures obtained by the british medical journal and the guardian— the british medical journal and the guardian show that more than half the guardian show that more than not or— the guardian show that more than not or we— the guardian show that more than half of the incidents involve goiienis— half of the incidents involve patients abusing staff and more rnon— patients abusing staff and more rnon roos— patients abusing staff and more than 4000 nhs— patients abusing staff and more than 4000 nhs staff were accused of rope,— than 4000 nhs staff were accused or .gpg, sewoi— than 4000 nhs staff were accused of rape, sexual assault, sioiving— of rape, sexual assault, stalking and- of rape, sexual assault, stalking and other crimes ogoinsr— stalking and other crimes against staff— stalking and other crimes against staff or patients . against staff or patients. eroserv— against staff or patients. sroserv prise— against staff or patients. grocery price inflation has roiien— grocery price inflation has fallen marginally , but is still fallen marginally, but is still oiiing— fallen marginally, but is still oooing more— fallen marginally, but is still adding more than £800 to the overoeg— adding more than £800 to the average annual— adding more than £800 to the average annual supermarket bill. anoivsis— average annual supermarket bill. anoivsis iv— average annual supermarket bill. analysis by kantar_ average annual supermarket bill. analysis by kantar shows food prises— analysis by kantar shows food prises ose— analysis by kantar shows food prices rose 17.2%_ analysis by kantar shows food prices rose 17.2% in the four weeks— prices rose 17.2% in the four weeks io— prices rose 17.2% in the four weeks to the— prices rose 17.2% in the four weeks to the 14th of may. that's town— weeks to the 14th of may. that's down one— weeks to the 14th of may. that's down one percentage point on the previous— down one percentage point on the previous nonin— down one percentage point on the previous month. in— down one percentage point on the previous month. in particular, the previous month. in particular, rne prise— previous month. in particular, rne prise or— previous month. in particular, the price of four— previous month. in particular, the price of four pints of milk reu— the price of four pints of milk reii iv— the price of four pints of milk reii irv noes.— the price of four pints of milk fell by £0.08. those figures os ine— fell by £0.08. those figures come as the chancellor asks food nonwoswerrr— come as the chancellor asks food manufacturer has— come as the chancellor asks food manufacturer has to _ come as the chancellor asks food manufacturer has to do more to swoon— manufacturer has to do more to support consumers— manufacturer has to do more to support consumers with rising prises— support consumers with rising prises .— support consumers with rising

prices . council— support consumers with rising prices . council workers, school prices. council workers, school swppon— prices. council workers, school swppon ston— prices. council workers, school support staff and— prices. council workers, school support staff and refuse collectors— support staff and refuse collectors are - support staff and refuse collectors are among those being iroiioiei— collectors are among those being iroiiorei on— collectors are among those being balloted on further— collectors are among those being balloted on further strike osiion— balloted on further strike action over— balloted on further strike action over pay their union. unison— action over pay their union. wnison sows— action over pay their union. unison says he— action over pay their union. unison says he offered flat rate pav— unison says he offered flat rate pov rise— unison says he offered flat rate pov or— unison says he offered flat rate pov or iess— unison says he offered flat rate pay rise of less than £2,000 is nowene— pay rise of less than £2,000 is nowhere near— pay rise of less than £2,000 is nowhere near enough. meanwhile oinosi— nowhere near enough. meanwhile almost 300,000— nowhere near enough. meanwhile almost 300,000 members of the isovoi— almost 300,000 members of the isovoi soiiege— almost 300,000 members of the royal college of— almost 300,000 members of the royal college of nursing in ingioni— royal college of nursing in ingiono oe— royal college of nursing in england are voting on whether to ineir— england are voting on whether to renew their mandate for industrial— renew their mandate for industrial action after retesring— industrial action after retesring o— industrial action after rejecting a 5% pay rise . five rejecting a 5% pay rise. five spesies— rejecting a 5% pay rise. five new species will— rejecting a 5% pay rise. five new species will now be proresiei— new species will now be protected from the ivory trade. they— protected from the ivory trade. inev insiwie— protected from the ivory trade. they include hippos, walruses oni— they include hippos, walruses on wire— they include hippos, walruses and killer whales. it's already iiiegoi— and killer whales. it's already iiiegoi io— and killer whales. it's already illegal to trade— and killer whales. it's already illegal to trade elephant and rnino— illegal to trade elephant and rnino ivory.— illegal to trade elephant and rhino ivory. punishment for irreosning— rhino ivory. punishment for breaching the— rhino ivory. punishment for breaching the act is an unlimited— breaching the act is an unlimited fine or up to five veors— unlimited fine or up to five veors in— unlimited fine or up to five veors in toi— unlimited fine or up to five veors in ioii .— unlimited fine or up to five years in jail . free wi—fi on years in jail. free wi—fi on tons— years in jail. free wi—fi on trains could— years in jail. free wi—fi on trains could become a thing of the trains could become a thing of we posi— trains could become a thing of we posi os— trains could become a thing of the past as the— trains could become a thing of the past as the government looks to ve— the past as the government looks to nonev— the past as the government looks to save money on— the past as the government looks to save money on the railways. ine— to save money on the railways. the department— to save money on the railways. the department for transport sows— the department for transport sovs irs— the department for transport says it's reviewing whether free wi—ri— says it's reviewing whether free wi—fi delivers— says it's reviewing whether free wi—fi delivers the— says it's reviewing whether free wi—fi delivers the best possible voiwe— wi—fi delivers the best possible voiwe tor— wi—fi delivers the best possible value for money.— wi—fi delivers the best possible value for money. it— wi—fi delivers the best possible

value for money. it says surveys snow— value for money. it says surveys snow possengers— value for money. it says surveys show passengers are more worried oirowi— show passengers are more worried oirowi fores— show passengers are more worried about fares, punctuality and renting— about fares, punctuality and reiioiriiirv .— about fares, punctuality and reliability. this— about fares, punctuality and reliability. this is about fares, punctuality and reliability . this is gb about fares, punctuality and reliability. this is gb news. more— reliability. this is gb news. more from— reliability. this is gb news. more from me— reliability. this is gb news. more from me in a while . now, more from me in a while. now, inowgn— more from me in a while. now, inowgn irs— more from me in a while. now, though, it's back— more from me in a while. now, though, it's back to andrew and . nev— . bev- madeleine . nev— madeleine mccann, the police, an osiive— madeleine mccann, the police, an osiive seosn— madeleine mccann, the police, an active search for— madeleine mccann, the police, an active search for the— madeleine mccann, the police, an active search for the missing rooster— active search for the missing ioiiier oi— active search for the missing ioiiier oi o— active search for the missing toddler at a reservoir in nonwgoi. — toddler at a reservoir in portugal. it's- toddler at a reservoir in portugal. 0 f portugal. it's close to where the principal suspect used to spend a lot of time. it's the first time they've been searching for some years. that's right. it's in near the town— that's right. it's in near the iown or— that's right. it's in near the town of silves— that's right. it's in near the town of silves in- that's right. it's in near the town of silves in the algarve. irs— town of silves in the algarve. ir-s oirowi— town of silves in the algarve. ir-s oirowi oo— town of silves in the algarve. it's about 30 miles from where woieieine— it's about 30 miles from where madeleine disappeared on may the 3rd, madeleine disappeared on may the org rwo— madeleine disappeared on may the org two-ono— madeleine disappeared on may the 3rd, two-and seven,- 3rd, two thousand and seven, wnen— 3rd, two thousand and seven, wnen we— 3rd, two thousand and seven, when we can remember it, when we can all remember it, son-i— when we can all remember it, app-wag,— when we can all remember it, can't-well, some- when we can all remember it,| can't-well, some people, when we can all remember it,- can't-well, some people, of can't we? well, some people, of course, won't know about this story, but was huge. the story, but it was huge. the whole the whole world whole country, the whole world was about madeleine was talking about it. madeleine disappearing. big debate disappearing. and the big debate was, who was, should the parents who were on out for on holiday have gone out for a meal and left the three kids on

their own because they were 2—2 year olds there or to the principal suspect, christian brueckner, currently brueckner, who is currently serving for serving time in prison for raping who was is raping a woman who was 72, is said to regularly visited said to have regularly visited the the very the reservoir during the very time disappeared. time madeleine disappeared. he's denied involvement . he denied any involvement. he would, wouldn't he? our would, though, wouldn't he? our home editor, mark home security editor, mark white, at the scene. well, white, is at the scene. well, here at the arade dam, the police are here in numbers as now as they prepare to begin what will be the first full day of searching at this site. it's about 20 miles or so f r: it's about 20 miles or so from praia da about 20 miles or so from praia do ins.— about 20 miles or so from praia do ins. or— about 20 miles or so from praia da luz. of course,— about 20 miles or so from praia da luz. of course, that holiday reson— da luz. of course, that holiday reson wnere— da luz. of course, that holiday resort where madeleine mccann oisoppeorei— resort where madeleine mccann disappeared from _ resort where madeleine mccann disappeared from back in two rnowsoni— disappeared from back in two thousand and— disappeared from back in two thousand and seven. i'm just going— thousand and seven. i'm just going io— thousand and seven. i'm just going to step— thousand and seven. i'm just going to step out— thousand and seven. i'm just going to step out of the way for a going to step out of the way for o sesoi— going to step out of the way for a second so we— going to step out of the way for a second so we can— going to step out of the way for a second so we can give you a root— a second so we can give you a root runner— a second so we can give you a look further down _ a second so we can give you a look further down there. now, wnor— look further down there. now, wnor vow-re — look further down there. now, what you're looking at in this is son— what you're looking at in this area is sort of— what you're looking at in this area is sort of logistic space for— area is sort of logistic space for goite— area is sort of logistic space for gwiie o— area is sort of logistic space for quite a few— area is sort of logistic space for quite a few of the police seosn— for quite a few of the police search teams— for quite a few of the police search teams are- for quite a few of the police search teams are blue to points inor— search teams are blue to points inoi nove— search teams are blue to points that have been— search teams are blue to points that have been erected, not the son— that have been erected, not the son or— that have been erected, not the sort of forensic— that have been erected, not the sort of forensic tents that you

worri— sort of forensic tents that you would associate— sort of forensic tents that you would associate with the search irri— would associate with the search scene. but these _ would associate with the search scene. but these bigger, siwriier— scene. but these bigger, sturdier blue— scene. but these bigger, sturdier blue tents where sieoriv— sturdier blue tents where sieoriv rnev— sturdier blue tents where clearly they can gather, they ire — clearly they can gather, they can be briefed,— clearly they can gather, they can be briefed, they can store egwipneni— can be briefed, they can store equipment in.— can be briefed, they can store equipment in. we're told that roiov— equipment in. we're told that rooov rnere— equipment in. we're told that today there is— equipment in. we're told that today there is a— equipment in. we're told that today there is a likelihood of some thunder— today there is a likelihood of some thunder storms around here some thunder storms around here so not— some thunder storms around here so not wiri— some thunder storms around here so that will be— some thunder storms around here so that will be handy for them . so that will be handy for them. now:— so that will be handy for them. now rnere— so that will be handy for them. now, there are— so that will be handy for them. now, there are a— so that will be handy for them. now, there are a small group of ieiesiives— now, there are a small group of detectives from _ now, there are a small group of detectives from scotland yard wno— detectives from scotland yard wno nove— detectives from scotland yard who have come— detectives from scotland yard who have come out here, but pwreiv— who have come out here, but pwreiv ampe— who have come out here, but purely arnie, just— who have come out here, but purely arnie, just in a sort of an unofficial— purely arnie, just in a sort of an unofficial capacity, just to observe— an unofficial capacity, just to observe what— an unofficial capacity, just to observe what is— an unofficial capacity, just to observe what is going on here. were— observe what is going on here. inere oe— observe what is going on here. there are german— observe what is going on here. there are german officers who are there are german officers who nere— there are german officers who nere or— there are german officers who are here at the— there are german officers who are here at the scene as well. it are here at the scene as well. ii os— are here at the scene as well. ii inose— are here at the scene as well. it was those officers who are soniwsiing— it was those officers who are conducting that— it was those officers who are conducting that investigation inro— conducting that investigation inio ro— conducting that investigation no to ine— conducting that investigation into to the convicted rapist and snrisiion— into to the convicted rapist and christian brueckner , who asked christian brueckner, who asked the christian brueckner, who asked rne ronwgwese— christian brueckner, who asked the portuguese authorities very spesirisoiiv— the portuguese authorities very spesirisoiiv ro — the portuguese authorities very specifically to carry out this seosn— specifically to carry out this search on their— specifically to carry out this search on their behalf as part of

search on their behalf as part or men— search on their behalf as part of their investigation mission. wnoi— of their investigation mission. wnoi we— of their investigation mission. what we don't— of their investigation mission. what we don't know at this stage is insi— what we don't know at this stage is iwsi wnoi— what we don't know at this stage is just what information action inev— is just what information action inev oe— is just what information action rnev osring— is just what information action they are acting on. it seems pretty— they are acting on. it seems pretty spesiris— they are acting on. it seems pretty specific to _ they are acting on. it seems pretty specific to be here seeningiv— pretty specific to be here seeningiv in— pretty specific to be here seemingly in the middle of nowhere. the— seemingly in the middle of nowhere. the arad dam, as i say oirowi— nowhere. the arad dam, as i say oirowi zo— nowhere. the arad dam, as i say about 20 miles— nowhere. the arad dam, as i say about 20 miles or— nowhere. the arad dam, as i say about 20 miles or so from the iron— about 20 miles or so from the iroio io— about 20 miles or so from the iroio oo ins.— about 20 miles or so from the praia da luz. there are indications— praia da luz. there are indications now being quite wiieiv— indications now being quite widely reported and respectable ogensies— widely reported and respectable news agencies here in portugal inor— news agencies here in portugal that christian— news agencies here in portugal that christian brueckner had iivei— that christian brueckner had river in— that christian brueckner had river in o— that christian brueckner had lived in a commune for some time oirowi— lived in a commune for some time oirowi seven— lived in a commune for some time oirowi or— lived in a commune for some time about seven or so— lived in a commune for some time about seven or so miles from nee— about seven or so miles from nere rnor— about seven or so miles from nere inoi ne— about seven or so miles from here that he visited this area orwoni— here that he visited this area orwoni ine— here that he visited this area around the reservoir were fairly rregweni— around the reservoir were fairly frequent albie_ around the reservoir were fairly frequent albie that some reports inoisoiing— frequent albie that some reports inoisoring ne— frequent albie that some reports indicating he described it this as indicating he described it this os nis— indicating he described it this os nis nis— indicating he described it this as his his little— indicating he described it this as his his little paradise. so witn— as his his little paradise. so wiin so— as his his little paradise. so wiin so nonv— as his his little paradise. so with so many years on, 16 years on now from the— with so many years on, 16 years on now from the disappearance of woieieine— on now from the disappearance of madeleine mccann— on now from the disappearance of madeleine mccann with no real sires— madeleine mccann with no real siwes os— madeleine mccann with no real siwes os io— madeleine mccann with no real clues as to what— madeleine mccann with no real

clues as to what happened and to this clues as to what happened and to rnis vowng— clues as to what happened and to rnis vowng git,— clues as to what happened and to this young girl, except the sewer— this young girl, except the peer or— this young girl, except the belief of the— this young girl, except the belief of the german authorities at belief of the german authorities oi snrisiion— belief of the german authorities at christian brueckner brueckner is we — at christian brueckner brueckner is we non— at christian brueckner brueckner is we wno— at christian brueckner brueckner is the man who is— at christian brueckner brueckner is the man who is responsible for is the man who is responsible ror ine— is the man who is responsible for the abduction— is the man who is responsible for the abduction . and they for the abduction. and they ireiieve— for the abduction. and they believe murder— for the abduction. and they believe murder of three year old woieieine— believe murder of three year old madeleine mccann— believe murder of three year old madeleine mccann . so the first madeleine mccann. so the first of o— madeleine mccann. so the first of o nwrnerir— madeleine mccann. so the first of a number of— madeleine mccann. so the first of a number of days of searches sav— of a number of days of searches sov we— of a number of days of searches sov we ion-i— of a number of days of searches say we don't know— of a number of days of searches say we don't know at this stage erosiv— say we don't know at this stage evosiiv wnoi— say we don't know at this stage exactly what they're looking for. — exactly what they're looking for. nor— exactly what they're looking for. but clearly,— exactly what they're looking for. but clearly, if they find onvrning— for. but clearly, if they find onvrning or— for. but clearly, if they find anything at all— for. but clearly, if they find anything at all that confirms ineir— anything at all that confirms their suspicions— anything at all that confirms their suspicions and their reason for being in here, then inev— reason for being in here, then new wiri— reason for being in here, then new wiii ire— reason for being in here, then they will be here _ reason for being in here, then they will be here a lot longer rnon— they will be here a lot longer rnon insi— they will be here a lot longer rnon iwsi ine— they will be here a lot longer than just the 2— they will be here a lot longer than just the 2 or— they will be here a lot longer than just the 2 or 3 days that rnev-ve— than just the 2 or 3 days that they've initially— than just the 2 or 3 days that they've initially set out for ine— they've initially set out for we seosn— they've initially set out for the search operation . the search operation. okay. ironi— the search operation. okay. thank thank— the search operation. okay. thank thank you, mark, there in portugal. we will bring you any breaking news as it happens . breaking news as it happens. imagine what the parents are going— imagine what the parents are going rnrowgn.— imagine what the parents are going rnrowgn. — imagine what the parents are going through. 0" " going through. oh, i've often thought about what the parents are going through for the last 16 years. we've got the poiiiisoi— 16 years. we've got the political editor- �*7 $153“; we've got the political editor of �*7 $3303 we've got the political editor of huffpost, kevin— political editor of huffpost, kevin schofield, is with us rowing— kevin schofield, is with us rowing-ine— kevin schofield, is with us talking the parents. talking off the parents. i remember being - talking off the parents. i remember being at- talking off the parents. i remember being at a. talking off the parents. i remember being at a reception at a charity that may was

a charity that theresa may was supporting as home secretary, and do with missing and it was to do with missing children. the house of children. it was in the house of lords i madeleine mccann lords and i saw madeleine mccann across room and she across a crowded room and she was and remember was laughing. and i remember thinking my sorry, thinking the mother of my sorry, the mother of madeleine mccann, kate laughing, kate saw her laughing, i thought, and thought, and it jarred. and i thought, and it jarred. and i thought, how can you be laughing? your child's gone missing. already missing. the child had already been missing for 7 or 8 years. and i talked to her and i said, i'm really that i'm really sorry that this thought flashed mind. thought flashed into my mind. why laughing? she said, why are you laughing? she said, life has to go on. i've got a husband, i've got we've got two little children, twins, and little children, two twins, and we be grieving for we can't be grieving for madeleine whole but it madeleine the whole time. but it was just it strange? was just isn't it strange? that was just isn't it strange? that was reaction was my initial reaction once she. but judgement that she. but the judgement that surrounded— but the judgement that surrounded couple from day surrounded that couple from day one was unprecedented, really, wosni— one was unprecedented, really, wosn-i—irosvi one was unprecedented, really, wosreven—irosvi one was unprecedented, really, wasieven this back one was unprecedented, really, wasieven this day back one was unprecedented, really, wasieven this day whenrack one was unprecedented, really, wasieven this day when we and even to this day when we inis— and even to this day when we cover this, people— and even to this day when we cover this, people will message the cover this, people will message we snow— cover this, people will message rne snow sowing— cover this, people will message the show saying their the show saying it was their town— the show saying it was their fault-should- the show saying it was their fault. should never have fault. they should never have reti— fault. they should never have ierr ner. — fault. they should never have left her. yeah,— fault. they should never have left her. yeah, it's- fault. they should never have left her. “43?“ e (”cc left her. yeah, it's incredible, really. i mean, awful that people think like that. it is awful, but for the grace of god. and left the twins and and they left the twins and woieieine— and they left the twins and madeleine comedy. madeleine in a comedy. they sowi— madeleine in a comedy. they could-apartment- madeleine in a comedy. they could apartment . they could see the apartment. they rnowgni— could see the apartment. they inowgni ii— could see the apartment. they thought it was— could see the apartment. they thought it was mark warner, wnisn— thought it was mark warner,

wnisn-verv— thought it was mark warner, which very child thought it was mark warner,- which .very child-and which is very child friendly and it's advertised— which is very child friendly and it's advertised such . and it's advertised as such. and inev— it's advertised as such. and they-checking- it's advertised as such. and they checking every half they were checking every half an now. —i- they were checking every half an now. —i nreoni hour. absolutely. yeah. i mean, they it was obviously very they felt it was obviously very safe even now, i can't safe and even now, i can't believe it's 16 years. yeah, that's unbelievable . but your that's unbelievable. but your heart goes out to them. heart just goes out to them. i've two daughters myself, i've got two daughters myself, and i'm just saying, when we go on holiday , even now, it's still on holiday, even now, it's still at back of your mind, isn't at the back of your mind, isn't it? we'll keep an eye on them. and just in case, like madeleine mccann, just always there mccann, it's just always there and hard. and it is an and it's just hard. and it is an irrorionoi— and it's just hard. and it is an irrational fear,— and it's just hard. and it is an irrational fear, really,- irrational fear, really, because inese— irrational fear, really, because inese soses— irrational fear, really, because these cases are— irrational fear, really, because these cases are so— irrational fear, really, because these cases are so staggeringly inoi-s— these cases are so staggeringly rare. that's why— these cases are so staggeringly rare. that's why we're still rowing— rare. that's why we're still talking about— rare. that's why we're still talking about this one girl 16 veors— talking about this one girl 16 veors ioier. — talking about this one girl 16 years later. but— talking about this one girl 16 years later. but i— talking about this one girl 16 years later. but i think it snongeo— years later. but i think it snongei o— years later. but i think it changed a lot- years later. but i think it changed a lot of parents. but it note— changed a lot of parents. but it note is— changed a lot of parents. but it noie ws ori— changed a lot of parents. but it made us all nervous. and made us all quite nervous. and sniiiren— made us all quite nervous. and sniiiren-so- made us all quite nervous. and children-so my- made us all quite nervous. and children so my eldest children who were so my eldest ireing— children who were so my eldest ireinglii— children who were so my eldest ireinglir os— children who were so my eldest being-it was not— children who were so my eldest being it was not dissimilar being 19, it was not dissimilar to madeleine.— being 19, it was not dissimilar to madeleine. it— being 19, it was not dissimilar to madeleine. it made a lot of sniiiren— to madeleine. it made a lot of children nervous.— to madeleine. it made a lot of children nervous. and there were siiii— children nervous. and there were still children— children nervous. and there were still children to— children nervous. and there were still children to this day who know— still children to this day who know we — still children to this day who know the name— still children to this day who know the name of madeleine rissonn.— know the name of madeleine mccann._them| mccann. and it makes them ssei — mccann. and it makes them ssei ano— mccann. and it makes them scared. and i— mccann. and it makes them scared. ' r: g scared. and i thought what was really a couple of really poignant a couple of weeks madeleine's twin weeks ago, madeleine's twin sister, was at a appeared in sister, 18, was at a appeared in pubuc sister, 18, was at a appeared in public at a vigil. and you looked at her and thought, i wonder if that's what madeleine

would like now? well, yeah. would look like now? well, yeah. i thinking about i mean, i'm just thinking about inis— i mean, i'm just thinking about inis-wnoi— i mean, i'm just thinking about this what madeleine this morning, what madeleine worri— this morning, what madeleine wowiilin— this morning, what madeleine would-in her— this morning, what madeleine would in her now, i think would be in her 20s now, i think 20 would be in her 20s now, i think zo-zisi— would be in her 20s now, i think 20.21st birthday— would be in her 20s now, i think 20 21st birthday was last 20 her 21st birthday was last week—reen- 20 her 21st birthday was last week—been lasti 20 her 21st birthday was last- week_been last year. week would have been last year. ixirooriinorw— week would have been last year. extraordinary-the- week would have been last year. extraordinary. the type week would have been last year. ex thinginary. the type week would have been last year. ex thing that. the type week would have been last year. ex thing that the the type week would have been last year. ex thing that the parents; type of thing that the parents oirviowsiv— of thing that the parents obviously you're never going to get obviously you're never going to gei ove— obviously you're never going to gei ii.— obviously you're never going to get over it. yeah.— obviously you're never going to get over it. yeah. all they can do get over it. yeah. all they can io-ineir— get over it. yeah. all they can do-their lives- get over it. yeah. all they can do-their lives as- get over it. yeah. all they can do their lives as best do is live their lives as best inev— do is live their lives as best inev-ror— do is live their lives as best they-for their- do is live their lives as best they for their other they can for their other sniioren.— they can for their other children. they're they can for their other. children.-they're an children. i think they're an oirsoiwie— children. i think they're an absolute inspiration. the a rnev-ve— absolute inspiration. the a they've married. yeah. they've stayed married. yeah. these instances often these kind of instances often break as break relationships and be, as you say, can they can still you say, she can they can still be campaigning, can still be campaigning, they can still be campaigning, they can still be still be be smiling. they can still be putting foot in front of the putting one foot in front of the other for the children that they have. think remarkable. have. i think that's remarkable. and do find the body, and if they do find the body, inen— and if they do find the body, then hopefully— and if they do find the body, then hopefully that would help bring— then hopefully that would help wing-or— then hopefully that would help bring -of closure - then hopefully that would help bring of closure as bring some sort of closure as weii. — bring some sort of closure as weii. -vow- bring some sort of closure asi well. -you consider bring some sort of closure as- well. -you consider the well. but when you consider the level abuse they suffered and level of abuse they suffered and the terrible rubbish that was talked portugal by the talked about in portugal by the portuguese really portuguese police, it really awful. discussing awful. i remember discussing with debate with my mum this great debate about parents leave the about should parents leave the children. she said, well, i've got tell you, son, when we got to tell you, son, when we used to take the family to butlin's regis, which we butlin's bognor regis, which we loved, she said, four loved, yeah, she said, you four kids in chalet and your kids were in the chalet and your father i went in the father and i went dancing in the

ballroom the redcoats ballroom because the redcoats were we felt safe were patrolling and we felt safe and secure. and she said, i don't world is any don't think the world is any less now for children. it less safe now for children. it isn't. there's always been paedophilia, she paedophilia, of course, she says. know more about it now. says. we know more about it now. yeah just awful, awful, horrendous. bad and as i horrendous. bad luck. and as i say,— horrendous. bad luck. and as i sstyle— horrendous. bad luck. and as i sowlo poreni— horrendous. bad luck. and as i sowlo poreni, vow- : bad luck. and as i say, a parent, you really say, as a parent, you really reei— say, as a parent, you really reei ii.— say, as a parent, you really feel it.-know,- say, as a parent, you really feel it. know, you really feel it. you know, you really rninv— feel it. you know, you really think about— feel it. you know, you really think about what must have think about what they must have gone— think about what they must have gone rnrowgn— think about what they must have gone through and— think about what they must have gone through and must still be going— gone through and must still be going-veon— gone through and must still be going-veon - gone through and must still be going-yeah and- gone through and must still be going yeah r: gone through and must still be- going-yeah and we could going through. yeah and we could talk politically. kevin talk to you politically. kevin on about before we on we could talk about before we talk suella braverman, talk about suella braverman, who's dominic who's in trouble. dominic raab yeah, announced today yeah, it's been announced today or overnight that he's not going yeah, it's been announced today or contestht that he's not going yeah, it's been announced today or contest his�*iat he's not going yeah, it's been announced today or contest his seate's not going yeah, it's been announced today or contest his seat at not going yeah, it's been announced today or contest his seat at the going yeah, it's been announced today or contest his seat at the nextg to contest his seat at the next general surprise to general election. no surprise to me, least because i checked me, not least because i checked at the general election the at the last general election the swing him lib dems swing against him to lib dems was majority went down was 27. his majority went down from 2 and a half. he from 23,000 to 2 and a half. he was lose his seat to was going to lose his seat to lib dems anyway. it was it was ineviioirie— lib dems anyway. it was it was inevitable. or— lib dems anyway. it was it was inevitable. or as— lib dems anyway. it was it was inevitable. or as close- inevitable. or as close inevitable _ inevitable. or as close inevitable as- inevitable. or as close inevitable as these things can be. inevitable as these things can be so— inevitable as these things can be so its— inevitable as these things can be. so it's not— inevitable as these things can be. so it's not that great. a surprise— be. so it's not that great. a surprise no— be. so it's not that great. a surprise no longer in the sonnet— surprise no longer in the cabinet-yeah.- cabinet either. yeah. so backbench_ cabinet either. yeah. so backbench-is- cabinet either. yeah. so backbench is boring. backbench life is boring. absolutely. still absolutely. and he's still a reioiiveiv— absolutely. and he's still a relatively young _ ' oily and he's still a relatively young he's the relatively young man. he's the same-me. i'm not- relatively young man. he's the same me. i'm not sure same age as me. i'm not sure inoi-s— same age as me. i'm not sure that's terribly— same age as me. i'm not sure that's terribly young these tows— that's terribly young these daysr iron— that's terribly young these days, but. but— that's terribly young these days, but. but you know, he's that's terribly young these day plenty but you know, he's that's terribly young these day plenty of,: you know, he's that's terribly young these day plenty of, you know, he's. got plenty of, you know, he's a

iowven— got plenty of, you know, he's a iowvenlson— got plenty of, you know, he's a iowvenlson go— got plenty of, you know, he's a lawyer. can go away and make lawyer. he can go away and make some serious money.— lawyer. he can go away and make some serious money. and he also sows— some serious money. and he also sovs oni— some serious money. and he also sovs one i— some serious money. and he also says, and i think— some serious money. and he also says, and i think there's an eieneni— says, and i think there's an element-truth- says, and i think there's an element truth to it that element of truth to it that noving— element of truth to it that having politician, element of truth to it that- having-politician, as having kids as a politician, as a having kids as a politician, as o-proriie— having kids as a politician, as a-profile front- having kids as a politician, as a profile front rank a high profile front rank poiirision— a high profile front rank politician, tough. a high profile front rank- politician, .tough. - know, politician, is tough. you know, espesioiiv— politician, is tough. you know, especially—social. especially nowadays, social neiio— especially nowadays, social media-know,- especially nowadays, social media.-know, it- especially nowadays, social media. know, it must be media. you know, it must be reoiiv— media. you know, it must be really difficult,— media. you know, it must be really difficult, for really difficult, i think, for kios— really difficult, i think, for kids-school- really difficult, i think, for kids school and really difficult, i think, for- kids-school and their kids going to school and their sioi— kids going to school and their eoi—rne- dad splashed all over the popers— dad splashed all over the papers-thought- dad splashed all over the papers. g papers. i thought about liz truss when she stepped papers. i thought about liz truss from when she stepped papers. i thought about liz truss from number she stepped papers. i thought about liz truss from number 10 e stepped papers. i thought about liz truss from number 10 with pped papers. i thought about liz truss from number 10 with herd papers. i thought about liz truss from number 10 with her two down from number 10 with her two teenage and teenage daughters. and i thought, i wonder to what extent having two teenage girls played into decision? yeah. i into that decision? yeah. i mean, the into that decision? yeah. i. mean,-the-must mean, yeah, the family must surfer— mean, yeah, the family must surfer-vow- mean, yeah, the family must suffer-you must.- mean, yeah, the family must suffer you must. well, suffer because you must. well, for—ioni- suffer because you must. well, for—ion-i see- suffer because you must. well, for—don't see them for a start, you don't see them verv— for a start, you don't see them very misn— for a start, you don't see them very much. you're— for a start, you don't see them very much. you're always working— very much. you're always working, you're always travelling _ working, you're alwaysi travelling _ at travelling and you're at home. ine— travelling and you're at home. ins—stop.- travelling and you're at home. ins—stop. - the phone doesn't stop. absolutely. remember the phone doesn't stop. - absolutely. - remember the absolutely. i even remember the argnonision— absolutely. i even remember the afghanistan foreign afghanistan when i was foreign sesreiorw— afghanistan when i was foreign secretary. _ holiday. . secretary. he was on holiday. inen— secretary. he was on holiday. inen-o— secretary. he was on holiday. inen-o roi— secretary. he was on holiday. then-a lot of- secretary. he was on holiday. then a lot of criticism, then i got a lot of criticism, goite— then i got a lot of criticism, gwire righflvr_ then i got a lot of criticism, gwire rightlyr i— then i got a lot of criticism, quite rightly, i think. but, you know,— quite rightly, i think. but, you know,-couldn't- quite rightly, i think. but, you know, couldn't enjoy know, again, couldn't enjoy a roniiv— know, again, couldn't enjoy a family-because- know, again, couldn't enjoy a family because you're family holiday because you're all family holiday because you're oii—so- family holiday because you're oii—so i- family holiday because you're. all—so i think. all always on call. so i think. our— all always on call. so i think. not it— all always on call. so i think. not if no— all always on call. so i think. not if no wo— all always on call. so i think. but if he was still— all always on call. so i think. but if he was still justice,- but if he was still justice, secretary, we wouldn't have had this yet that this announcement yet that he was. without was. no, no, no, without a doubt. and probably would doubt. and he probably would have fought the seat potentially. potentially. but he was out because of the was forced out because of the bullying. we've don't bullying. yeah we've now don't know bullying know yet, but bullying inquiry, we now still don't know yet

whether rishi is going to whether what rishi is going to do braverman who do about suella braverman who i think on the scale of scandals and misdemeanours ministers , and misdemeanours by ministers, it's yeah , it's almost minuscule. yeah, it's almost minuscule. yeah, it's not something- it's almost minuscule. yeah, it's not something i- e yeah, it's not something i think that oriinorv—gei- ordinary voters will get rerriiriv— ordinary voters will get terribly vexed about this poniswior— terribly vexed about this particular issue. the damaging ining— particular issue. the damaging rning i— particular issue. the damaging ping, i rnino— particular issue. the damaging thing, i think politically is if it thing, i think politically is if i ioovs— thing, i think politically is if i ioovs os— thing, i think politically is if it looks as though she was trying— it looks as though she was trying io— it looks as though she was trying to gei— it looks as though she was trying to get preferential ireoineni— trying to get preferential treatment because she's a poiiiision— treatment because she's a politician,-it- treatment because she's a politician, it looks politician, an then it looks iiie— politician, an then it looks iive rne— politician, an then it looks like the one— politician, an then it looks like the one rule for them, onoiner— like the one rule for them, another rule— like the one rule for them, another rule for- like the one rule for them, another rule for everybody else. i'm another rule for everybody else. in nor— another rule for everybody else. i'm not entirely— another rule for everybody else. i'm not entirely sure that's wnoi— i'm not entirely sure that's wnoi-gone— i'm not entirely sure that's wnoi-gone-il i'm not entirely sure that's. what-gone-i don't what has gone on. no, i don't rnino— what has gone on. no, i don't rninv so— what has gone on. no, i don't rninv so-is— what has gone on. no, i don't think so,-is why- what has gone on. no, i don't think so,-is why i- what has gone on. no, i don't think so, is why i think think so, which is why i think not— think so, which is why i think not isisni — think so, which is why i think that rishi sunak— think so, which is why i think that rishi sunak should and proiroiriv— that rishi sunak should and proiroiriv wiri— that rishi sunak should and probably will and send out to the independent— probably will and send out to the independent ethics adviser ono— the independent ethics adviser ono sov— the independent ethics adviser ono sov inor— the independent ethics adviser and say that it's— the independent ethics adviser and say that it's over. you to sorry— and say that it's over. you to sow owi— and say that it's over. you to sorry out your— and say that it's over. you to carry out your investigation and irosv— carry out your investigation and irosv io— carry out your investigation and come back to me— carry out your investigation and come back to me and let me know wnor— come back to me and let me know wnor vow— come back to me and let me know wnor vow rninv. — come back to me and let me know what you think. i— come back to me and let me know what you think. i mean, it's risking— what you think. i mean, it's visving inro— what you think. i mean, it's kicking into the— what you think. i mean, it's kicking into the long grass a nine— kicking into the long grass a iiirie pp.— kicking into the long grass a little bit. should we should be or-noi— little bit. should we should be or-noi insi— little bit. should we should be or- not just come- or should he not just come out one— or should he not just come out one sereni— or should he not just come out and defend them? : " e and defend them? shouldn't he not just come out and defend it? does need to outsource does he really need to outsource that somebody else? that decision to somebody else? we've got to. breaking news nee.— we've got to. breaking news nere. irinse— we've got to. breaking news here. prince harry, oh, he's rosi— here. prince harry, oh, he's iosr o— here. prince harry, oh, he's iosr o iii— here. prince harry, oh, he's lost a bid legally challenge lost a bid to legally challenge the british government's oesision— the british government'sl decision—him

the british government's- decision_him to pay decision not to allow him to pay for-protesiion— decision not to allow him to pay for protection while he's for police protection while he's in for police protection while he's ir—wos- for police protection while he's ir—wos sirippeo| for police protection while he'si in _was stripped of in the uk. harry was stripped of poiise— in the uk. harry was stripped of poiise-uswoiiv- police security. usually orrorieo— police security. usually afforded to _ police security. usually afforded to royal figures after police security. usually afformoved�*oyal figures after police security. usually affor moved �*oyramerica; after police security. usually affor moved �*oyramerica; afte stood they moved to america and stood town— they moved to america and stood down-official- they moved to america and stood down-official roles.- down from their official roles. so down from their official roles. so inoi-s— down from their official roles. so rnor-s one— down from their official roles. so that's one of— down from their official roles. so that's one of six court cases nes— so that's one of six court cases ne-s ireen— so that's one of six court cases he's been involved.— so that's one of six court cases he's been involved. that's a big ieor— he's been involved. that's a big ieor-inor— he's been involved. that's a big ieor-inoi is— he's been involved. that's a big deal-that islbig- he's been involved. that's a big deal that is big deal. so deal and that is a big deal. so we— deal and that is a big deal. so we sowns— deal and that is a big deal. so the courts just— deal and that is a big deal. so the courts just haven't worn his . ine— the courts just haven't worn his . ins son-r— the courts just haven't worn his . .he can't pursue- the courts just haven't worn his . .he can't pursue the- . so he can't pursue the judicial basically judicial review basically is what wanted the right what the judge wanted, the right to be able to pay armed police officers and officers and the met. and he said he'd officers and the met. and he soio ne-o pov— officers and the met. and he said he'd pay them.- f m: and he said he'd pay them. but the f 3“r: and he said he'd pay them. but the home orrise— said he'd pay them. but the home orrise soio— said he'd pay them. but the home office said met— said he'd pay them. but the home office said met police officers are office said met police officers ore—inev-re- office said met police officers are—they're not. are not for rent. they're not for— are not for rent. they're not for nire— are not for rent. they're not for hire. that's— are not for rent. they're not for hire. that's the right iesision— decision, probably, isn't it, nevine — decision, probably, isn't it, kevin? because- decision, probably, isn't it, kevin? f decision, probably, isn't it,- kevin? because-any leader kevin? because then any leader from could come over from the world could come over and say, well, i want to hire the met police with guns. they're not a private police torso— they're not a private police force. they're— they're not a private police force. they're a— they're not a private police force. they're a public and inev-re— force. they're a public and inev-re-irv- force. they're a public and they're-by the- force. they're a public and they're by the public. force. they're a public and theythat by the public. force. they're a public and theythat is by the public. force. they're a public and theythat is their/ the public. force. they're a public and theythat is their primaryolic. force. they're a public and theythat is their primary role and that is their primary role is io— and that is their primary role is to protest— and that is their primary role is to protect public. is to protect the public. harry wiri— is to protect the public. harry viii-ire— is to protect the public. harry viii-ire noppv— is to protect the public. harry will be happy about that. will not be happy about that. right but we say as well, right but we should say as well, wnen— right but we should say as well, wnenlwos— right but we should say as well, wnenlwos oi— right but we should say as well, when-was at the— 3g“ but we should say as well, when was at the coronation he when he was at the coronation he not— when he was at the coronation he non-proiesiion- had full royal protection iresse— had full royal protection because-on- had full royal protection because on an had full royal protection- because-on an official because he was on an official engogenenr— because he was on an official engagement-the- because he was on an official engagement the royal engagement with the royal nonin— engagement with the royal family-whole- engagement with the royal family. -whole of family. so the whole panoply of seswrirv— family. so the whole panoply of seswriiv-ine — family. so the whole panoply of security-the royals- security around the royals proiesieo— security around the royals protected going security around the royals. protected - going to security around the royals- protected-going to the protected him. and going to the oirpon,— protected him. and going to the oirpon, ne— protected him. and going to the oirpon, ne noo— protected him. and going to the airport, he had a— protected him. and going to the airport, he had a police owiriier— airport, he had a police outrider all— airport, he had a police outrider all the to outrider all the way to the oirpon. —ne- outrider all the way to the- airport._he complain outrider all the way to the- airpmuch?-he complain

outrider all the way to the airpmuch? i he complain outrider all the way to the airpmuch? i mean, he complain outrider all the way to the airpmuch? i mean, ie complain outrider all the way to the airpmuch? i mean, i think plain outrider all the way to the airpmuch? i mean, i think he'si too much? i mean, i think he's eniiiiei— too much? i mean, i think he's eniiiieo io— too much? i mean, i think he's entitled to protection in those circumstances. _ entitled to protection in those circumstances. i— entitled to protection in those circumstances. i think there's no about that. it's hard no doubt about that. it's hard to keep track the court to keep track of all the court cases. there's five more unbelievable— f there's five more unbelievable against newspapers. the unbelievable against newspapers. ins newspopers— unbelievable against newspapers. the newspapers ones. _ unbelievable against newspapers. the newspapers ones. yeah.- the newspapers ones. yeah. i mean, yeah, it must be paying lawyers pretty penny. a lot of lawyers a pretty penny. a lot of money. yeah, right. thank you so nwsn— money. yeah, right. thank you so nwsn kevin.— money. yeah, right. thank you so much, kevin. okay.— yeah, right. thank you so much, kevin. okay. still to come, government borrowing is reosning—nigns- come, government borrowing is reaching highs, but reaching new record highs, but wnor— reaching new record highs, but wnor-neon- reaching new record highs, but what-mean.thel what does that mean for the point— what does that mean for the porno-vow— what does that mean for the pound your pocket? find out pound in your pocket? find out new— pound in your pocket? find out next-halligan. - pound in your pocket? find out next halligan. this next with liam halligan. this is the next with liam halligan. this is we point— next with liam halligan. this is we point-news— next with liam halligan. this is the point news britain's

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channel well, it's 1021 you're witn— channel well, it's 1021 you're wiin io— channel well, it's 1021 you're wiin io ine— channel well, it's 1021 you're with to the point— channel well, it's 1021 you're with to the point on- “ well, it's 1021 you're with to the point on gb news witn— with to the point on gb news wiin andrew— with to the point on gb news with andrew pierce. i'm bev wine.— with andrew pierce. i'm bev iwrne. wow— with andrew pierce. i'm bev turner. now we've got latest figures— turner. now we've got latest figures snow— turner. now we've got latest figures show government borrowing— figures show government borrowing has— figures show government borrowing has soared to £256 iriiiion— borrowing has soared to £256 iriiiion rosi— borrowing has soared to £256 billion last month. factors for the billion last month. factors for we rise— billion last month. factors for the rise include— billion last month. factors for the rise include the cost of energy— the rise include the cost of energy swppon— the rise include the cost of energy support schemes, higher irenerii— energy support schemes, higher benefit payments, rising debt interest— benefit payments, rising debt interest rate. _ benefit payments, rising debt interest rate. this is all ossoroing— interest rate. this is all according to— interest rate. this is all according to the office for woiionoi— according to the office for national—so. according to the office for. national—so the according to the office for- national_so the ons national statistics. so the ons say national statistics. so the ons soy ir— national statistics. so the ons soy ir wo— national statistics. so the ons say it was the second highest april borrowing on record outstripped by the pandemic impacted month in 2020. joining us for more is our business editor liam halligan with on the money . how we didn't just give money. how we didn't just give away everything you were going to say then liam. you've always got to say , a little bit of got more to say, a little bit of detail. bev these are shockers. inese— detail. bev these are shockers. inese oe— detail. bev these are shockers. these are pretty— : e bev these are shockers. these are pretty eye—watering nwrnersir— these are pretty eye—watering numbers . let's— these are pretty eye—watering numbers. let's just go through rnen. — numbers. let's just go through rnen. i-ve— numbers. let's just go through rnen. i-ve goi— numbers. let's just go through rnen. i-ve goi o— numbers. let's just go through them. i've got a little graphic nee.— them. i've got a little graphic nere. so— them. i've got a little graphic nere. so in— them. i've got a little graphic here. so in april— them. i've got a little graphic here. so in april 2023, the singie— here. so in april 2023, the single month— here. so in april 2023, the single month of april, the uk government— single month of april, the uk government borrowed £256 iriiiion— government borrowed £256 billion. that's—

government borrowed £256 billion. that's £25,000 million in aprii— billion. that's £25,000 million in appr, nozz— billion. that's £25,000 million in april, 2022, it— billion. that's £25,000 million in april, 2022, it was just 13.7 iriiiion— in april, 2022, it was just 13.7 iriiiion. so— in april, 2022, it was just 13.7 billion. so absolute crazy, you sowin— billion. so absolute crazy, you sowii soy. — billion. so absolute crazy, you sowio soy. vow— billion. so absolute crazy, you could say. you know, we were siiii— could say. you know, we were still borrowing _ could say. you know, we were still borrowing lots of money in apri— still borrowing lots of money in aprii zoni— still borrowing lots of money in april 22nd because of the iosiiown— april 22nd because of the lockdown. now- april 22nd because of the lockdown. now lockdown's gone and we've almost— lockdown. now lockdown's gone and we've almost doubled the ornowni— and we've almost doubled the ornownr or— and we've almost doubled the amount of borrowing the debt interest— amount of borrowing the debt interest government interest that the government poin— interest that the government poii ine— interest that the government paid the interest national paid the interest on national ieor— paid the interest on national ieiri in— paid the interest on national ieiri in apri— paid the interest on national debt in april alone was 9.8 iriiiion— debt in april alone was 9.8 iriiiion. we— debt in april alone was 9.8 billion. we got— debt in april alone was 9.8 billion. we got this massive siosv— billion. we got this massive srosv or— billion. we got this massive stock of debt. _ billion. we got this massive stock of debt. now it's £2.5 iriiiion— stock of debt. now it's £2.5 iriiiion io— stock of debt. now it's £2.5 trillion to around £500 billion. ani— trillion to around £500 billion. ano ine— trillion to around £500 billion. one we ieor— trillion to around £500 billion. and the debt interest alone just for apri— and the debt interest alone just for aprii srs— and the debt interest alone just for april 9.8 billion. what sowin— for april 9.8 billion. what sowii os— for april 9.8 billion. what could 9.8 billion buy you? there you 90— could 9.8 billion buy you? there you go .— could 9.8 billion buy you? there you go . zo— could 9.8 billion buy you? there you go . 20 hospitals, 20. that's you go. 20 hospitals, 20. that's ine— you go. 20 hospitals, 20. that's rne ieor— you go. 20 hospitals, 20. that's the debt interest— you go. 20 hospitals, 20. that's the debt interest in— you go. 20 hospitals, 20. that's the debt interest in one month. so the debt interest in one month. so wnen— the debt interest in one month. so wnen yon— the debt interest in one month. so when you hear— the debt interest in one month. so when you hear journalists and poiiiisions— so when you hear journalists and politicians saying— so when you hear journalists and politicians saying you just need to politicians saying you just need ro spent— politicians saying you just need to spend more— politicians saying you just need to spend more money, you just need— to spend more money, you just need io— to spend more money, you just need to borrow— to spend more money, you just need to borrow money, if need to borrow more money, if you— need to borrow more money, if yon-spent— need to borrow more money, if yon-spent more- need to borrow more money, if you spend more money you don't spend more money and sorrow— you don't spend more money and borrow—minister,- borrow more money, minister, yore— borrow more money, minister, yore norriirie— borrow more money, minister, you're horrible you're nasty you're horrible and you're nasty .—oownsiie- . that is the downside of borrowing— . that is the downside of borrowing lots- . that is the downside of borrowing lots of money. you're spending—noninl borrowing lots of money. you'rei spending—month on spending £10 billion a month on ieor— spending £10 billion a month on debt interest. _ spending £10 billion a month on debt interest. don't— spending £10 billion a month on debt interest. jrzzr“ . : spending £10 billion a month on debt interest. jrir“ . : i“rir”ri; debt interest. don't spend more money. cut taxes. is that's what they should do. but they would

say they should do. but they would soy we — they should do. but they would soy we son-i— they should do. but they would say we can't cut— they should do. but they would say we can't cut the— : r:ri:r but they would say we can't cut the taxes iresse— say we can't cut the taxes because look— say we can't cut the taxes because look at- say we can't cut the taxes because look at the hole in our inonses— because look at the hole in our iinonses we— because look at the hole in our finances. we need— because look at the hole in our finances. we need that money to plug— finances. we need that money to ping—ano- finances. we need that money to ping—ann soi finances. we need that money to. ping—ann so we plug this massive gap. and so we go nosi— plug this massive gap. and so we go post so— plug this massive gap. and so we go back to mini—budget don't go back to the mini—budget don't we? we go back the liz we? so we go back to the liz truss kwasi kwarteng view of the world. but on a minute. liz world. but hang on a minute. liz nnss— world. but hang on a minute. liz irwss ani— world. but hang on a minute. liz truss and-that- world. but hang on a minute. liz truss and-that she- : but hang on a minute. liz truss and that she was truss and the idea that she was going— truss and the idea that she was goinglsowse— truss and the idea that she was going-cause excess- truss and the idea that she was going cause excess borrowing going to cause excess borrowing wnor— going to cause excess borrowing wnor goi— going to cause excess borrowing was what got her— going to cause excess borrowing was what got her kicked out at ten was what got her kicked out at ien downing— was what got her kicked out at ten downing street because back inen— ten downing street because back wen—prise- ten downing street because back inen—prise sopl then you had energy price cap witn— then you had energy price cap with-unlimited— then you had energy price cap with unlimited potentially with an unlimited potentially government— with an unlimited potentially government-you. government support. you had wnoiesoie— government support. you had wholesale prices you wholesale energy prices as you were at moon . they're now were at the moon. they're now much, much lower. they're now well way, than well lower, by the way, than they before the war in they were before the war in ukraine. so i don't know why our gas bills are so much higher. when coming down? when are they coming down? war,— when are they coming down? war-wra— when are they coming down? well,-who knows.- when are they coming down? well,-who knows. that'sj well, that's who knows. that's really a question in my view, for regulator. i'm amazed for the regulator. i'm amazed that regulator isn't all that the regulator isn't all over industry given over the energy industry, given that utility bills that gas bills, utility bills are still so high. but look, let's just back to this let's just go back to this government thing right let's just go back to this grlfarnment thing right let's just go back to this grlfarnmcut thing right let's just go back to this grlfarnmcut taxes thing right let's just go back to this grlfarnmcut taxes , thing right let's just go back to this grlfarnmcut taxes , will hing right let's just go back to this grlfarnmcut taxes , will that right ? if you cut taxes, will that boost the economy? will that lead the economy to expand? will that lead entrepreneurs to do more things, try harder investment growth? will that raise the tax pie or will that

lower the tax pie? that is the age old debate of economics. and it that the government it seems that the government government had is government we currently had is wedded to the idea of spend more, tax, more , more, borrow more, tax, more, more, borrow more, tax, more, more, borrow more government spending . now, more government spending. now, sorry to hit you with so many figures. labour party politics, government spending now is 44, 45, 46% of gdp. pre covid it was 39% of gdp. it went up to 53 dunng 39% of gdp. it went up to 53 during the year of lockdown. okay completely exceptional furlough business support loans, whatever you thought of them, that's what we did. you know, that's what we did. you know, that's history. went up to 53% of gdp. government spending. we're now, rather than going back to 39, 40 pre lockdown, we're at 45, 46. we can't seem to shake off this massive government spending habits . and government spending habits. and these are really you know, i've been doing this kind of stuff for 25, 30 years. these are the most shocking government borrowing numbers i've seen. why? because they're not government borrowing when we've just done a massive bank bailout. they're not government

borrowing had borrowing when we've just had a once in a lifetime lockdown an or an enormous crash . there's no or an enormous crash. there's no emergency. and we're still borrowing ten. so why liam? i just think we're in we're in a world. well, you said it. higher benefit payments , higher public benefit payments, higher public sector pay. i just think we're in a world where our political class, both tories and labour , class, both tories and labour, think the answer to every single problem is spend more money. interestingly keir starmer is now slightly arnie at least is rhetoric . you know, what will he rhetoric. you know, what will he do if he's in office when the trade unions attack him? but even he is saying now maybe the nhs, maybe it's not all about more money. maybe we do need a little bit of reform. well, maybe these nhs- e e well, maybe these nhs doctors who little bit of reform. well,- maybe these nhs doctors who are ienoniing— maybe these nhs doctors who are oenoniing o— maybe these nhs doctors who are oenonoing o 49,— maybe these nhs doctors who are demanding a 49, two year pay ieor,— demanding a 49, two year pay ieoi, ray.— demanding a 49, two year pay deal, 49% should— demanding a 49, two year pay deal, 49% should look at these borrowing— deal, 49% should look at these borrowing figures. _ deal, 49% should look at these borrowing figures. well, i think deal, 49% should look at these borneedg figures. well, i think deal, 49% should look at these borneed toigures. well, i think deal, 49% should look at these borneed to inject well, i think deal, 49% should look at these borneed to inject into l, i think deal, 49% should look at these borneed to inject into the think we need to inject into the pwiriis— we need to inject into the public debate— we need to inject into the public debate a bit of ten nospiiois— public debate a bit of ten hospitals,-bit- public debate a bit of ten hospitals, bit of 20 hospitals, a bit a bit of 20 nospiiois— hospitals, a bit a bit of 20 hospitals, hospitals, a bit hospitals, 20 hospitals, a bit of reoiisn. — hospitals, 20 hospitals, a bit of realism. it's— hospitals, 20 hospitals, a bit of realism. it's all- hospitals, 20 hospitals, a bit of realism. . rri;”y hospitals, 20 hospitals, a bit of realism. . will of realism. it's all very well to stand at the despatch box or write a newspaper column or go on a show saying, why on a chat show saying, why isn't the just spending

on a chat show saying, why isn't the money? just spending on a chat show saying, why isn't the money? the st spending on a chat show saying, why isn't the money? the downsideig on a chat show saying, why isn't the money? the downside is more money? the downside is debt, financial debt, interest, financial reality. when you are spending the equivalent of 20 hospitals a month on debt interest, when you are spending the equivalent of two pe on the basic rate of income tax in a single month on debt interest. do you know what, inowgne— debt interest. do you know what, inowgne i— debt interest. do you know what, inowgne i worry— debt interest. do you know what, though? i worry about— : “oi;”ri;~3o do you know what, though? i worry about liam when i though? i worry about liam when i see— though? i worry about liam when i inese— though? i worry about liam when i see these figures. _ though? i worry about liam when i see these figures. so small one— i see these figures. so small one neiiwn— i see these figures. so small and medium businesses, they are oiwoys— and medium businesses, they are oiwoys in— and medium businesses, they are oiwoys in my— and medium businesses, they are always in my mind— and medium businesses, they are always in my mind at the moment. inoi-s— always in my mind at the moment. inoi-s ine— always in my mind at the moment. that's the background you and i are that's the background you and i from we— that's the background you and i are from. we are— that's the background you and i are from. �*fvi�*ri; 3”ri; are from. we are from that background. we watched our parents businesses, parents run small businesses, conservative to conservative party. they used to be conservative party. they used to ire—ine— conservative party. they used to ire—one poiisy- conservative party. they used to be _the policy, the. be the business, the policy, the party— be the business, the policy, the pony-snori— be the business, the policy, the party small businesses. and party of small businesses. and goi— party of small businesses. and goi inis— party of small businesses. and we've got this push towards a top— we've got this push towards a iop town— we've got this push towards a top down vino— we've got this push towards a top down kind of— we've got this push towards a top down kind of economic system . wow— top down kind of economic system . now we— top down kind of economic system . now we know— top down kind of economic system . now we know the— top down kind of economic system . now we know the big corporations- . now we know the big corporations are getting richer. iney-re— corporations are getting richer. iney-re going— corporations are getting richer. they're doing really, really weir.— they're doing really, really weii. we-ve— they're doing really, really well. we've having the big iriggesi— well. we've having the big biggest transfer of wealth. and this biggest transfer of wealth. and one insi— biggest transfer of wealth. and one inst-iiie— biggest transfer of wealth. and thisjust-like a- biggest transfer of wealth. and this just like a squeeze this just looks like a squeeze on everybody— this just looks like a squeeze on everybody .— this just looks like a squeeze on everybody . middle on everybody. the middle classes, people on everybody. the middle classes,-people hard classes, the people working hard . ios-s— classes, the people working hard . let's consider— classes, the people working hard . let's consider that— . let's consider that corporation tax rise that we've discussed on this show. i discussed a lot on this show. i discussed a lot on this show. i discuss it on gb news in discuss it a lot on gb news in general, i think it's general, i really think it's like up from 19 to 20 19 to 25, a six percentage point rise now

, now sunak and the treasury mandarins it's mandarins will say, oh, it's okay, because we're okay, oh boy, because we're giving relief on your giving you full relief on your investments right now. if you are business, you've got are a big business, you've got massive pockets, you've got international subsidiaries, you can afford to get some cash together because together in this climate because your cash rich, you've got a strong balance sheet. you can borrow you take borrow and you can take advantage those investment advantage of those investment allowances, if you're a allowances, right? if you're a small and medium sized business, just trying to keep the wolf from the door, dealing with massive energy bills, dealing with taken your margin by with 6% taken off your margin by the at a stroke, then the government at a stroke, then you can't afford to raise loads of cash. you haven't got a strong balance sheet. you can't take advantage of those investment allowances. so the idea that you massively hike the headune idea that you massively hike the headline rate of corporation tax when spent billions when you've just spent billions of pounds and borrowed billions of pounds and borrowed billions of during lockdown, of pounds during lockdown, keeping companies going only to then with massive then hit them with massive corporation tax rises. so these small sized companies small and medium sized companies end up in grave danger of falling over. and these are the companies employ two thirds companies that employ two thirds of british public. yeah >

of the british public. yeah > now, a lot of people watching one— now, a lot of people watching and listening— now, a lot of people watching and listening will hear this witn— and listening will hear this win-irnr— and listening will hear thisi with-but-also with horror, but they're also rninving— with horror, but they're also thinking-can't- with horror, but they're also thinking can't barely thinking they can't barely oifori— thinking they can't barely afford -their- thinking they can't barely afford their weekly afford to pay their weekly snopping— afford to pay their weekly shopping finally finally, shopping bill. finally finally, we-ii— shopping bill. finally finally, we-ii os— shopping bill. finally finally, we it was happening last we thought it was happening last week.— we thought it was happening last week. remember,— we thought it was happening last week. remember, we talked about the week. remember, we talked about one-snone.— week. remember, we talked about the-shame. all— week. remember, we talked about the-shame. all it- week. remember, we talked about the shame. all it was the walk of shame. all it was wos—inoi-sl was a picture stump. that's rigni. — was a picture stump. that's rignr. inere— was a picture stump. that's right. there was- was a picture stump. that's right. there was the farm to fork summit. was basically fork summit. that was basically a between gimmick. a love in between gimmick. yeah, today, jeremy hunt, yeah, but today, jeremy hunt, the chancellor,— yeah, but today, jeremy hunt, the chancellor, is— yeah, but today, jeremy hunt, the chancellor, is meeting food rnonwoswreri— the chancellor, is meeting foodj manufacture _to manufacture workers to help to iow— manufacture workers to help to ioiv-oirowi— manufacture workers to help to talk - about why - manufacture workers to help to talk about why food talk to them about why food prise— talk to them about why food price inflation— talk to them about why food price inflation is— talk to them about why food price inflation is still so high wnen— price inflation is still so high wnen prises— price inflation is still so high when prices appear to be falling orwoni— when prices appear to be falling orwoni ine— when prices appear to be falling around the world— when prices appear to be falling around the world again, this is soneining— around the world again, this is something—been. something that we've been soiiing— something that we've been sowing-on- something that we've beeni calling -on . news something that we've been- calling -on . news for calling for here on gb news for weeks—in- calling for here on gb news for weeks—in goingl calling for here on gb news for weeks i'm going to weeks and weeks. i'm going to nwrnerir— weeks and weeks. i'm going to number-are— weeks and weeks. i'm going to number-are-they'rel number 11. are they? they're going to go into number 11. we see them. are they going- gritr “g gritr “ we see them. are they going in? i nove— see them. are they going in? i nove no— see them. are they going in? i nove no inso— see them. are they going in? i have no idea. the— see them. are they going in? i have no idea. the treasury press notices that i've seen. are actually the wording pretty actually the wording is pretty emollient. the feeling emollient. you get the feeling that retailers actually that the food retailers actually helped to write the press release with all respect to the treasury. they why does that treasury. are they why does that surprise me? i don't i don't know that's true, but just know if that's true, but i just thought was was thought the wording was was a bit and fuzzy and didn't bit warm and fuzzy and didn't really capture close to really capture anything close to the this. in the public mood on this. in april , we had

the public mood on this. in april, we had sorry, in march we had food price inflation of 19.2. it's so food prices were 19.2% higher on average in march 2023 than march 2022. even though wholesale food prices around the world had gone down for the previous 11 months, according to the un index. now food retailers, food processors would say rightly , energy costs would say rightly, energy costs are up . it costs a lot of energy are up. it costs a lot of energy to process food. labour costs are up. there's quite a lot of labour still involved in processing and packing food. so their cost base is up to some degree, but the actual food itself, the price of that is falling. so i find it amazing that a supposedly very competitive sector like food retailing is still showing . retailing is still showing. 19.2% food price inflation. now of course, we've got inflation numbers coming out tomorrow. the april numbers come out tomorrow. i think the headline rate of inflation, for inflation, as i've said for weeks and weeks now, will start with an eight. so 10.1 to 8 point something i reckon we shall see. but the next number i

look for when that press release comes out at 7:00 tomorrow, are being the studio with eamonn and isabel to discuss that. the next thing i look for will be the food price number, because if the food price number is still in the in the high teens or even in the in the high teens or even in teens, when the headline in the teens, when the headline rate inflation itself is rate of inflation itself is coming down sharply, maybe coming down sharply, then maybe this is a sort of pre—emptive thing. maybe they know that the food price number is still going to really this is a to be really high. so this is a bit a rush job. and this bit of a rush job. and this perverseiy,— bit of a rush job. and this perverseiy, or— o and this perversely, of course, affects ioniiies— perversely, of course, affects families most— perversely, of course, affects families most all, food, families most of all, food, poniswioriy— families most of all, food, particularly poorer particularly the poorer ioniiies— particularly the poorer families, food families, because your food iii,— families, because your food bill, disproportionately bill, they disproportionately spent—nign- spend they spend a high proponion— spend they spend a high proportion their income proportion of their income on root,— proportion of their income on roost—frei- - proportion of their income on food,_fuel. and. proportion of their income on. food,_fuel. and on food, on and on fuel. and on disser— food, on and on fuel. and on oiesei ono— food, on and on fuel. and on diesel and petrol, not least diesel, because people, you know, around in their know, running around in their vans to make living. vans trying to make a living. i was in a taxi the other day, the taxi driver said at last diesel pnces taxi driver said at last diesel prices are coming down. they are starting. why has it taken starting. but why has it taken so long? have no idea. so long? i have no idea. i remind you what matt hancock said 2017 he talked said in 2017 when he talked about launching the fourth industrial you industrial revolution. if you don't change, industrial revolution. if you. don't-change,-have don't like change, i don't have

nwsn— don't like change, i don't have nwsn-news— don't like change, i don't have much-news for- don't like change, i don't have much news for you and we're much good news for you and we're rigni— much good news for you and we're rigni in— much good news for you and we're rigni in ine— much good news for you and we're right in the middle— much good news for you and we're right in the middle of it. this is-in— right in the middle of it. this is-in ine— right in the middle of it. this is in the maelstrom, is we're in the maelstrom, or-eni— is we're in the maelstrom, aren't-massive. aren't we, of a massive economic, social, political app.— economic, social, political snip-one- economic, social, political shift. -one little i economic, social, political shift. one little bit of shift. there's one little bit of good— shift. there's one little bit of good — shift. there's one little bit of good news. just— shift. there's one little bit of good news. i.3 “ good news. just tell us when they're going build back. they're going to build back. better, the better, please. because at the moment— moment, nothing's built, noining-s— moment, nothing's built,- nothing's-nothing's moment, nothing's built, nothing'i “ri;”ri; nothing's moment, nothing's built, nothing'i “i;”ri; ri:r“ri;iothing's moment, nothing's built, nothing'i “i;”ri; . oooi;g's moment, nothing's built, nothing'i o o better. there's one little bit of good news here. just briefly, the imf, right, last month, the international fund, the international monetary fund, the imf, where i used to work, you've 25 of last 28 you've got 25 of the last 28 predictions about the uk have been to pessimistic. last month they were the uk economy they were saying the uk economy in going to contract in 2023 was going to contract out 0.3. what are they out shrink by 0.3. what are they saying grow saying now? we're going to grow by turner round by 0.4% beverly turner round complete of the complete reversal of the telescope in one month. what do you are they right this you think? are they right this time? i think there will be growth because have growth this year because i have huge faith in british businesses and consumers to see and british consumers to see their despite this and british consumers to see their difficult despite this and british consumers to see their difficult policy;pite this really difficult policy environment. i do not know. do you have huge faith in the chancellor? jeremy hunt? we need to move gentlemen, i'm sorry to move on. gentlemen, i'm sorry to move on. gentlemen, i'm sorry to you. think we to interrupt you. i think we know the answer to that now for a while. we know the answer to that. still to come, man has that. still to come, a man has been after assaulting

been arrested after assaulting just oil protesters. you been arrested after assaulting justto oil protesters. you been arrested after assaulting justto see )il protesters. you been arrested after assaulting justto see thisrotesters. you been arrested after assaulting justto see this footage. you do got to see this footage. you do not to miss it. we're going not want to miss it. we're going to that in just to bring you that in just a moment. but first all, here's moment. but first of all, here's your morning's news with tamsin roberts . thank your morning's news with tamsin roberts. thank you , bev. here roberts. thank you, bev. here are the headlines at- 3 “3

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i“ join me monday to conversation. join me monday to inwrsioy— conversation. join me monday to inwrsioy oi— conversation. join me monday to inwrsioy oi 8— conversation. join me monday to inwrsooy or s pm.— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on- i“ join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, irriioin-s— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news .— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news. channel thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news . channel good britain's news. channel good morning. — britain's news. channel good morning. irs— britain's news. channel good morning. it's1038.- britain's news. channel good morning. o ”0:58 “ britain's news. channel good morning. ”0:58 “ britain's news. channel good morning. o ”0:58 “ morning. it's 1038. this is the point morning. it's1038. this is the point on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. now i'm glad you're with us because you've got to see this footage. we've got tanya buxton here this morning. morning. tanya, we've got as well. got nigel nelson here as well. political commentator, to respond to this. this was this morning. just stop oil. be warned . it's going to- “g . be warned . it's going to make . be warned . it's going to make you warned. it's going to make you very.— warned. it's going to make you very. very— warned. it's going to make you very very anlary— warned. it's going to make you very, very angry. oh, we haven't got very, very angry. oh, we haven't goi ii. — very, very angry. oh, we haven't goi ii. is— very, very angry. oh, we haven't got in is onor— very, very angry. oh, we haven't got it. is that hot— very, very angry. oh, we haven't got it. is that hot off- very, very angry. oh, we haven't got it. is that hot off the press picture? the scene. remember, the home secretary press picture? the scene. - remember, the home secretary has said remember, the home secretary has soio sieiio— remember, the home secretary has said suella braverman. she's not rowing— said suella braverman. she's not rowing oirowi— said suella braverman. she's not talking about. we've got the iooioge— talking about. we've got the iooioge-go- talking about. we've got the iooioge-go io- talking about. we've got the footage. go to right footage. we can go to it right so— footage. we can go to it right so io— footage. we can go to it right now. so to news.— footage. we can go to it right now. so to news. yeah. so we pinp— now. so to news. yeah. so we think onio— now. so to news. yeah. so we think this is— now. so to news. yeah. so we think this is blackfriars bridge in london. this is a worker trying— in london. this is a worker rrying io— in london. this is a worker trying to gei— in london. this is a worker trying to get to_ “ : this is a worker trying to get to work. he's got our— trying to get to work. he's got out or— trying to get to work. he's got our of nis— trying to get to work. he's got out of his white— trying to get to work. he's got out of his white van. if you're iisiening— out of his white van. if you're iisiening on— out of his white van. if you're listening on the— out of his white van. if you're listening on the radio, he's pwsning— listening on the radio, he's pushing these— listening on the radio, he's pushing these protesters out of the pushing these protesters out of one woy. — pushing these protesters out of rne woy. iney-ve— pushing these protesters out of the way. they've orange the way. they've got orange ioiroris— the way. they've got orange tabards-they're- the way. they've got orange tabards they're carrying tabards on. they're carrying insi— tabards on. they're carrying inst—ine- tabards on. they're carrying| just—the police just up oil signs. the police nove— just up oil signs. the police nove-iry— just up oil signs. the police nove-iry os— just up oil signs. the police have -by as soon - just up oil signs. the police have by as soon as this have stood by as soon as this guy— have stood by as soon as this guy gets—

have stood by as soon as this guy gets involved— have stood by as soon as this guy gets involved to move them on, guy gets involved to move them onlpoiise— guy gets involved to move them on,-police almost- guy gets involved to move them on, police almost wrestle on, the police almost wrestle nin— on, the police almost wrestle nin-growni.- on, the police almost wrestle him-ground. two- on, the police almost wrestle him ground. two of them him to the ground. two of them nonnoniiing— him to the ground. two of themi manhandling_each manhandling him and arm each pwsning— manhandling him and arm each pwsning-ogoinsi- manhandling him and arm each pushing against van. pushing him up against the van. the pushing him up against the van. ins-ironst— pushing him up against the van. the -transit-the- the white transit van, the inver— the white transit van, the driver or— the white transit van, the driver of the _ the white transit van, the driver of the van gets out to say,— driver of the van gets out to soy. yow — driver of the van gets out to soy. you know.— driver of the van gets out to say, you know, calm down, what's going— say, you know, calm down, what's going-geniienon- say, you know, calm down, what's going gentleman has going on? this gentleman has been— going on? this gentleman has teen—insi- going on? this gentleman has ireen—rwsi siopl going on? this gentleman has. been _just stop oil been arrested. the just stop oil protesters— been arrested. the just stop oil protesters-their- protesters continue their proiesi— protesters continue their proresr ono— protesters continue their protest and saying the protest and he's saying the wnoie— protest and he's saying the wnoie-ine- protest and he's saying the whole the police. protest and he's saying the whole-the police. just whole time to the police. i just wont— whole time to the police. i just wonrlgo— whole time to the police. i just wonrlgo ro— whole time to the police. i just want-go to work.— whole time to the police. i just want-go to work. i- whole time to the police. i just want go to work. i just want want to go to work. i just want to do my job. and frankly, they roughed him up. they put him in handcuffs. put him in handcuffs. they put him in handcuff. a criminal and handcuff. so he's a criminal and remember the home secretary, suella braverman, said policing remember the home secretary, suelstop'averman, said policing remember the home secretary, suelstop like man, said policing remember the home secretary, suelstop like that said policing remember the home secretary, suelstop like that ifaid policing remember the home secretary, suelstop like that if the )olicing will stop like that if the policing will reflect what the pubuc policing will reflect what the public mood public wants public mood or the public wants to able to go about their to be able to go about their normal lives and do their jobs of course there's a right to protest, but that is a classic example of side police example of whose side the police are it's not ours. no, are on. and it's not ours. no, it's and the just stop oil it's not. and the just stop oil protesters there with it's not. and the just stop oil prote banners there with it's not. and the just stop oil prote banners andiere with it's not. and the just stop oil prote banners and carry/ith it's not. and the just stop oil prote banners and carry on. not their banners and carry on. not going to work and ” “ 3“r: ri.3”” ritr“ not going to work and holding up everyone's buxton, everyone's day. tanya buxton, your— everyone's day. tanya buxton, your reaction?— everyone's day. tanya buxton, your reaction? looking your reaction? exactly. looking snug. —yow- your reaction? exactly. lookingl snug—yon know smug. my reaction is, you know wnor— smug. my reaction is, you know wnor-nones— smug. my reaction is, you know. what-makes-boil what really makes my blood boil is-iiin-i— what really makes my blood boil is-iiin-i every— what really makes my blood boil is didn't every single is why didn't every single noiorisi— is why didn't every single motorist car— is why didn't every single motorist car driver there get our— motorist car driver there get our of— motorist car driver there get our of one — motorist car driver there get out of the car,— motorist car driver there get

out of the car, overwhelm both the out of the car, overwhelm both one poiise— out of the car, overwhelm both the police and— out of the car, overwhelm both the police and those jobs? just sipp— the police and those jobs? just seep oi— the police and those jobs? just stop oii poppie— the police and those jobs? just stop oil people and— the police and those jobs? just stop oil people and get them all off and get off to work? it's wrong. what's going on is wrong. i've seen countless videos like this people just wanting to this of people just wanting to get their children to school, get their children to school, get hospital get to work, get to hospital and get to work, and revolting, ridiculous, and these revolting, ridiculous, just off , stop oil. people just oil off, stop oil. people are continuing and they're so belligerent and they're so smug , powered onto that man. , powered on onto that man. yes. it was manhandling. yes. and it was manhandling. t hey— yes. and it was manhandling. iney-ninr — yes. and it was manhandling. iney-ninr op- yes. and it was manhandling. they-him up. nigell they roughed him up. nigel nelson. yeah. go on. - they roughed him up. nigel nelson. yeah. go on. look , here nelson. yeah. go on. look, here we-we-re— nelson. yeah. go on. look, here we we're all singing . no, we go. we're all singing. no, we're singing from the same we're all singing from the same page no, definitely page on this one. no, definitely unusual, i mean, what page on this one. no, definitely unusua have i mean, what page on this one. no, definitely unusua have happened , what page on this one. no, definitely unusua have happened in/hat page on this one. no, definitely unusua have happened in aat page on this one. no, definitely unusua have happened in a case should have happened in a case like that is the police were doing the sense doing their job in the sense that the got out and that the driver got out and assaulted those people. so they're no , no , no they're left with no, no, no other way. he removed them. he pwsnei— other way. he removed them. he pwsnei inen— other way. he removed them. he pushed them off— he removed them. he pushed them off highway, which is a pushed them off highway, which is o irreosn— pushed them off highway, which is a breach of— pushed them off highway, which is a breach of the— pushed them off highway, which is a breach of the law to oirsirwsi— is a breach of the law to oirsirwsi o— is a breach of the law to obstruct a public highway. inoi-s— obstruct a public highway. inoi-s o— obstruct a public highway. that's a breach- obstruct a public highway. that's a breach of the law. inoi-s— that's a breach of the law. was igni— that's a breach of the law. that's right. and that's what inose— that's right. and that's what those—that's. that's right. and that's what. those—that's what that's right. and that's what- those_that's what i those justice are. that's what i was coming on to, what they was just coming on to, what they should have done is remove them in place, remove the in the first place, remove the just stop oil protesters just just stop oil protesters and stop them an

and stop them causing an obstruction yeah. quite obstruction. yeah. what? quite clear is they clear from that video is they didn't . so the end of it all, didn't. so at the end of it all, they end up going for somebody who is understandably frustrated , wants to his job. yeah, , wants to do his job. yeah, basically, yes. as i say, i don't think the police have any have alternative, but to have any alternative, but to actually the way they're actually arrest the way they're treating treating treating him. they're treating nin—sonnon- treating him. they're treating. him _common criminal him like he's a common criminal . iney— him like he's a common criminal . iney reoiiy— him like he's a common criminal . they really rough— him like he's a common criminal . they really rough housing. in— . they really rough housing. inn-you.— . they really rough housing. inn-yon. ionyo- . they really rough housing. i'm-you, tanya. all- . they really rough housing. i i'm .you, tanya. all those i'm with you, tanya. all those other who setting other people who were setting the their engines other people who were setting the franklyzir engines other people who were setting the frankly ,r engines other people who were setting the frankly , everyone's running, frankly, everyone's idling, creating more pollution. so justin. paul, if so well done, justin. paul, if you air, you're not you want clean air, you're not going that london. why going to get that in london. why are not more people getting out? i'm we're not inciting i'm not we're not inciting violence want to violence here. we want to be really but but there really clear. but but there is going to be power in numbers. just guys know that just a point, guys know that there's strength in numbers. why aren't all getting aren't the drivers all getting out causing fuss? out and just causing a fuss? yes, this is what i don't understand.— yes, this is what i don't understand. would, understand. i would, but i personoiiy— understand. i would, but i personally, there and personally, if i was there and i not— personally, if i was there and i had somewhere— personally, if i was there and i had somewhere to— personally, if i was there and i had somewhere to go, i would be eyeiroiiing— had somewhere to go, i would be eyeiroiiing every— had somewhere to go, i would be eyeballing every single driver soying— eyeballing every single driver soying-oni-nel saying, get out and give me a none.— saying, get out and give me a none-sove— saying, get out and give me a hand.-leave it- saying, get out and give me a hand.-leave it to- saying, get out and give me a hand. leave it to just me, hand. don't leave it to just me, a woman. some— hand. don't leave it to just me, a woman. some of— hand. don't leave it to just me, a woman. some of these get on war.— a woman. some of these get on wiin ii— a woman. some of these get on wiin ii oe— a woman. some of these get on wiin ii o— a woman. some of these get on with it are a part— a woman. some of these get on with it are a part of— a woman. some of these get on with it are a part of something soiieo— with it are a part of something sowed-ine— with it are a part of something called the streets. called reclaim the streets. here— called reclaim the streets. here-o— called reclaim the streets.

here-a chance-the. here was a chance for the drivers motorists to reclaim the streets, our roads. streets, reclaim our roads. these yes. what these eco fanatics. yes. what does mean bravermans talk? does it mean of bravermans talk? it's again, isn't it? it's just talk again, isn't it? yeah. will sure policing yeah. i will make sure policing reflects public mood. they reflects the public mood. they will us, for the will police for us, not for the others. yeah. i mean, the whole ining— others. yeah. i mean, the whole ining is— others. yeah. i mean, the whole ining is inor— others. yeah. i mean, the whole thing is that-why- others. yeah. i mean, the whole thing is that-why the- thing is that that's why the poiise— thing is that that's why the poise-ire- thing is that that's why the police be intervening on police should be intervening on inings— police should be intervening on inings iike— police should be intervening on things like this. _ police should be intervening on things like this. the whole ining— things like this. the whole wing-ine— things like this. the whole thing the public order thing about the public order iriii— thing about the public order nirr—iney- thing about the public order bill they passed just bill that that they passed just before— bill that that they passed just before coronation in before before the coronation in wos—wiin- before before the coronation in was—with thingsj was meant to deal with things ine— was meant to deal with things ire-ani— was meant to deal with things like -and we're- was meant to deal with things like and we're seeing like this. and we're seeing no eviiense— like this. and we're seeing no. eviiense—wsing evidence that i'm actually using it, evidence that i'm actually using in—repwiriis- it, except against republic protesters—a. it, except against republic- protesters_a danger protesters don't want a danger to onyirooy. — protesters don't want a danger to anybody. yeah,— protesters don't want a danger to anybody. yeah, it's to anybody. yeah, because it's an to anybody. yeah, because it's on—noiier. - to anybody. yeah, because it'si an_matter. .the an operational matter. in the endi— an operational matter. in the one. o— an operational matter. in the one. o nonre— an operational matter. in the end, a home secretary shouldn't have a right to say to a particular police force what you do is do specifically. but this is woke policing. yeah but but i mean, the home secretary does have it should be putting the laws what laws through, which is what she's actually then she's actually doing and then passed by the commons, which it was. therefore the police should be was. therefore the police should ire-ioni— was. therefore the police should ire-isn-i ir— was. therefore the police should be - isn't it blocked - was. therefore the police should be-isn't it blocked in. be acting. isn't it blocked in the lords. yeah. still held be acting. o o i: “ : yeah. still held up the lords. yeah. still held up a bit the lords. yeah. still held up a iii-inowgni— the lords. yeah. still held up a bit-thought the- : yeah. still held up a bit thought the police had bit but i thought the police had did bit but i thought the police had iii-powers— bit but i thought the police had. did-powers-before did get new powers weeks before iney— did get new powers weeks before iney iii— did get new powers weeks before iney iii .— did get new powers weeks before iney oio . insi— did get new powers weeks before they did . just weeks before the they did. just weeks before the soronoiion— they did. just weeks before the coronation moments before the soronoiion— coronation moments before the coronation,.hence- coronation moments before the coronation, hence they coronation, or hence what they did coronation, or hence what they sit io— coronation, or hence what they sit io ine— coronation, or hence what they sit to one io— coronation, or hence what they did to the to the—

coronation, or hence what they did to the to the republic peopie— did to the to the republic people. thought you'd be people. i thought you'd be on ineir— people. i thought you'd be on ineir-wigei— people. i thought you'd be on their- nigel well,- people. i thought you'd be on their- nigel well, there| their side. nigel well, there you you're not on you go. you're not normally on my side. he's not normally very sensible. normally. sensible. no not normally. very sensible. no not normally. very sensible. normally the sensible. that's normally the opposite. braverman opposite. suella braverman is watching. i've been defending you against having an investigation into your stupid speeoing— investigation into your stupid. speeding—sinse speeding ticket. nonsense since i speeding ticket. nonsense since i-on— speeding ticket. nonsense since i-an investigation- speeding ticket. nonsense since i an investigation into why i want an investigation into why yon-re— i want an investigation into why. yon-re—oirowi you're not doing something about just you're not doing something about inst-protesters- you're not doing something about just-protesters .- you're not doing something about just protesters . right. just stop oil protesters. right. ionyo— just stop oil protesters. right. ionyo swoon— just stop oil protesters. right. tanya buxton on— just stop oil protesters. right. tanya buxton on that issue. yes sweiio— tanya buxton on that issue. yesi sweiio—over tanya buxton on that issue. yesi sue speeding—over tanya buxton on that issue. yes sue speeding file over tanya buxton on that issue. yes sue speeding file . over tanya buxton on that issue. yes sue speeding file . fine. over tanya buxton on that issue. yes sue speeding file . fine. again,er the speeding file. fine. again, go on— the speeding file. fine. again, go on. everyone's_ the speeding file. fine. again, go on. everyone's talking about in — go on. everyone's talking about in i— go on. everyone's talking about in i oon-i— go on. everyone's talking about it. i don't want.— go on. everyone's talking about it. i don't want. no,- go on. everyone's talking about it. i don't want. no, we should not be talking about it. it's not be talking about it. it's not a thing. you know, she didn't actually break the law. nothing wrong. and is nothing is wrong. and this is just the other side trying to, you know, change things and pinpoint the fact that they don't have any thing to say about anything, do they? what does labour say? anything. what does labour say? anything. what does you? does it straightly tell you? does you anything about does it tell you anything about immigration about or immigration or about laws or about hospitals, nhs? about hospitals, about the nhs? they they do is they don't. so what they do is they stories that are they they find stories that are not like this one and not stories like this one and run with them. the woman did exactly would exactly what anybody would do if you're inquired as to you're busy, she inquired as to whether have this whether she could have this course her own because you course on her own because you know, if you've ever of know, if you've ever done one of these courses, they're a set

times. yeah, she's trying to run part country, know, part of the country, you know, so just inquiring to so she was just inquiring to see, get this course 1 to see, can i get this course 1 to 1 a set time so it doesn't 1 at a set time so it doesn't interfere with my day job. yeah. she also she asked as a very senior politician, she could prove divisive figure. prove to be a divisive figure. it would almost certainly leak inneiioieiy— it would almost certainly leak immediately. yes— it would almost certainly leak immediately. yes and. and she woniei— immediately. yes and. and shej wanted—quickly. wanted to expedite it quickly. veon— wanted to expedite it quickly. won-inr— wanted to expedite it quickly. won-inn so— wanted to expedite it quickly. yeah,-i'm so concerned- wanted to expedite it quickly. . yeah,-i'm so concerned about yeah, but i'm so concerned about the i am so the civil service. i am so concerned who running concerned about who is running this it is this this country. it is this sinister body, this sinister blob that takes no notice of democracy. and what we want in this country. and it's that's the bigger problem here, not whether she they got of whether she they got rid of dominic raab over bullying. they're trying rid of her they're trying to get rid of her one— they're trying to get rid of her one iney-re— they're trying to get rid of her and they're quite— they're trying to get rid of her and they're quite close to it. they— and they're quite close to it. iney ireiier— and they're quite close to it. they better not. - and they're quite close to it. they better not. ' “r: \r gri;o and they're quite close to it. they better not. “r: \r gri;o they better not. and nigel, the civil service packed during civil service was packed during tony time like this all tony blair's time like this all stems to him again, doesn't stems back to him again, doesn't it? idon't stems back to him again, doesn't it? i don't think blame tony nioir— it? i don't think blame tony nioir for— it? i don't think blame tony blair for this. _ it? i don't think blame tony blair for this-i- o?” i don't think blame tony blairfor this. i don't blair for this. oh, i don't know. — blair for this. oh, i don't know. i— blair for this. oh, i don't know. i think- blair for this. oh, i don't know. i think he- blair for this. oh, i don't know. “

nove ireen— true. i mean the, the tories have been trying— i mean the, the tories have been trying to that too, have been trying to do that too, rap.— have been trying to do that too, iron-noi— have been trying to do that too, iron-nor very— have been trying to do that too, but,-not very well. - have been trying to do that too, but, not very well. well, but, but not very well. well, oirviowsiy— but, but not very well. well, obviously-the- but, but not very well. well, obviously the service obviously not the civil service nos— obviously not the civil service nos-io— obviously not the civil service has-to remain- obviously not the civil service has to remain neutral has tried to remain neutral onywoy— has tried to remain neutral onywoy-one.- has tried to remain neutral anyway one. can has tried to remain neutral. anyway-onelcan now anyway on this one. i can now disagree— anyway on this one. i can now disagree-au- anyway on this one. i can now disagree all because disagree with you all because the whole— disagree with you all because the whole point— disagree with you all because the whole point here is we don't know— the whole point here is we don't know what— the whole point here is we don't know what suella— the whole point here is we don't know what suella braverman did . know what suella braverman did. and the— know what suella braverman did. and the onw— know what suella braverman did. the the ehty hey— know what suella braverman did. and the only way we're going to thew— and the only way we're going to knew he— and the only way we're going to know he ht— and the only way we're going to know is if rishi— and the only way we're going to know is if rishi sunak announces an investigation— know is if rishi sunak announces an investigation so— know is if rishi sunak announces an investigation so we can find out eh— an investigation so we can find out an investigation. qt?" . out an investigation. i don't want— out an investigation. i don't went—spent- out an investigation. i don't want spent money want my money spent my money spent investigation . spent on another investigation. do you know what we could do.7 we do you know what we could do? we eeutt— do you know what we could do? we mutt-steth— do you know what we could do? we could _suella what- could do this. suella what hehhehete— could do this. suella what happened? she'd tell him. happened? and she'd tell him. he-tt— happened? and she'd tell him. ten 90— happened? and she'd tell him. ten to heht— happened? and she'd tell him. he'll go right. i've sorted. i teteht— he'll go right. i've sorted. i teteht ht.— he'll go right. i've sorted. i defend it. we've— he'll go right. i've sorted. i defend it. we've better defend it. we've got better thhee— defend it. we've got better things-think— defend it. we've got better. things-think-move defend it. we've got better- thingslthink-move on. things to think about. move on. theth— things to think about. move on. ttsht-ttt— things to think about. move on. rishi did yesterday was rishi sunak did yesterday was hung he'd hung out to dry. if he'd announced an investigation, she could investigation could have said an investigation going can't about it. going on. i can't talk about it. the that he didn't announce the fact that he didn't announce that she was then put in a position of not explaining herself, should have herself, which she should have done, could have. well done, but she could have. well she she could have. she didn't. but she could have. she could have done and she should have. darren should have. ah, darren mccaffrey the mccaffrey was she was in the house of commons. what could she have— house of commons. what could she have-thet— house of commons. what could she have _that-warrant- house of commons. what could she have _that _warrant an . have done that would warrant an investigation? _ have done that would warrant an investigation? f: investigation? what could she have under these have done under these circumstances would circumstances which would warrant being sacked? it warrant her being sacked? it would an investigation would warrant an investigation

if from civil if she demanded from civil servants arranged a speed servants. they arranged a speed awareness-course.- awareness driving course. if whet— awareness driving course. if whet-wee. - awareness driving course. if whet-wee. hy- awareness driving course. if what was. by the way, what she did was. by the way, .— what she did was. by the way, . hete— what she did was. by the way, . have t— what she did was. by the way, can i have a can— what she did was. by the way, can i have a can i— what she did was. by the way, can i have a can i have a hhvete— can i have a can i have a hhvete sheet— can i have a can i have a private speed driving course and they— private speed driving course and they sett— private speed driving course and they eett tt-e— private speed driving course and they said it's not— private speed driving course and they said it's not a— private speed driving course and they said it's not a matter for she— they said it's not a matter for she then— they said it's not a matter for us. she then goes— they said it's not a matter for us. she then goes and asks her eheetet— us. she then goes and asks her special adviser,— us. she then goes and asks her special adviser, perhaps you can est.— special adviser, perhaps you can tet- he— special adviser, perhaps you can tet- he wee— special adviser, perhaps you can ask. he was told— special adviser, perhaps you can ask. he was told that that she eewtth-t— ask. he was told that that she couldn't have— ask. he was told that that she couldn't have one— ask. he was told that that she couldn't have one and that was the ent— couldn't have one and that was the end et— couldn't have one and that was the end et ht.— couldn't have one and that was the end of it. nothing wrong if the— the end of it. nothing wrong if the eetwettw— the end of it. nothing wrong if she actually demanded it from a etwt— she actually demanded it from a etwt eeweht— she actually demanded it from a civil servant that— she actually demanded it from a civil servant that would be a breath— civil servant that would be a tweeeh et— civil servant that would be a breach of the— civil servant that would be a breach of the ministerial code. hut— breach of the ministerial code. hut we— breach of the ministerial code. but we talked— breach of the ministerial code. but we talked to— breach of the ministerial code. but we talked to nick freeman on this but we talked to nick freeman on the programme— but we talked to nick freeman on this programme yesterday mr this programme yesterday that mr teehhete— this programme yesterday that mr teehhete .— this programme yesterday that mr teephete , the— this programme yesterday that mr loophole , the _he - this programme yesterday that mr loophole , the he said he loophole, the lawyer, he said he wanted— loophole, the lawyer, he said he ewehget tet— loophole, the lawyer, he said he arranged for not— loophole, the lawyer, he said he arranged for not one, but three ettehte— arranged for not one, but three ettehte whe — arranged for not one, but three clients who were _ arranged for not one, but three clients who were high profile to have— clients who were high profile to have whate— clients who were high profile to have private speed awareness courses and he— have private speed awareness courses and he also told us on one occasion the— courses and he also told us on one occasion the speed awareness pewter— one occasion the speed awareness htewtet whe— one occasion the speed awareness provider who provides the course eehteetet— provider who provides the course contacted him _ provider who provides the course contacted him because he had an utte— contacted him because he had an the theme— contacted him because he had an ultra famous client— contacted him because he had an ultra famous client . �*vw�*tz; ultra famous client. we suggested— ultra famous client. we suggested ht— ultra famous client. we suggested it was the king ha ha. and they arrange for this person to have a private. so actually she was pushing us an open door because technically she's allowed to. she could have had a

private speed awareness course. i mean , i can't understand why i mean, i can't understand why she didn't get it on that basis once the special adviser civil service later. well, no, hang ht— service later. well, no, hang t we— service later. well, no, hang on. it was moved— service later. well, no, hang on. it was moved out- ec: well, no, hang on. it was moved out of the etwt— on. it was moved out of the civil service.— on. it was moved out of the civil service. they hate her there.— civil service. they hate her there. thew— civil service. they hate her there. they do. _ civil service. they hate her there. they do. they so the etwt— there. they do. they so the civil service— there. they do. they so the civil service wasn't involved in thet— civil service wasn't involved in thet ht.— civil service wasn't involved in thet htt. ht— civil service wasn't involved in that bit. it was— civil service wasn't involved in that bit. it was it— civil service wasn't involved in that bit. it was it was her hetttteet— that bit. it was it was her political adviser then asked political adviser who then asked for political adviser who then asked tet ht.— political adviser who then asked tee t. the— political adviser who then asked for it. the issue— political adviser who then asked for it. the issue is— political adviser who then asked for it. the issue is whether or het— for it. the issue is whether or hot ehe— for it. the issue is whether or not she tried— for it. the issue is whether or not she tried to— for it. the issue is whether or not she tried to pressure civil eewehte— not she tried to pressure civil servants into _ not she tried to pressure civil servants into doing something thet— servants into doing something thet wee— servants into doing something that was against— servants into doing something that was against the civil eewtee— that was against the civil service code.— that was against the civil service code. now, i don't know the— service code. now, i don't know the ehewe— service code. now, i don't know the te— service code. now, i don't know the answer to that,— service code. now, i don't know the answer to that, because both eetee— the answer to that, because both codes are so vague.— the answer to that, because both codes are so vague. you can't tt-e— codes are so vague. you can't tt-e het— codes are so vague. you can't it's not covered— codes are so vague. you can't it's not covered by- codes are so vague. you can't it's not covered by one of these thhge— it's not covered by one of these thhge bearing— it's not covered by one of these things, bearing in— it's not covered by one of these things, bearing in mind it's not ttteeet— things, bearing in mind it's not ttteeet-tt-e— things, bearing in mind it's not illegal-it's not- illegal to and it's not unprecedented to a private unprecedented to have a private swette— unprecedented to have a private swette eheet— unprecedented to have a private suella speed awareness course. how— suella speed awareness course. how-e— suella speed awareness course. how-e breech.— suella speed awareness course. how-e breech-te- suella speed awareness course. how-a breach.-is it- suella speed awareness course. how-a breach.-is it a. how it is a breach. how is it a breach of the ministerial code to civil servant, can you to ask a civil servant, can you inquire see if i can have inquire to see if i can have one? no, because it's dancing on an one? no, because it's dancing on eh eee. — one? no, because it's dancing on eh egg. wee-te— one? no, because it's dancing on an egg. you're dancing- , no, because it's dancing on an egg. /:::. g , no, because it's dancing on an egg. y:::. g " an egg. you're dancing on a pin . it's a personal matter.- an egg. 43. g " it's a personal matter. you're . it's a personal matter. you're tehehe— . it's a personal matter. you're tehethe eh— . it's a personal matter. you're tehethe on e.— it's a personal matter. you're dancing on a. ministers are not heeht— dancing on a. ministers are not heehtlwee— dancing on a. ministers are not heehtlwee the— dancing on a. ministers are not meant use the civil service meant to use the civil service for meant to use the civil service tee te— meant to use the civil service tee te tet— meant to use the civil service for is for things— meant to use the civil service for is for things get for is for things they get hwetwet. — for is for things they get involved. so- for is for things they get involved. so if- for is for things they get involved. �*" t: : for is for things they get- involved. so if she'd asked her parliamentary who aren't parliamentary office, who aren't civil would have civil servants, that would have been would be

been tarnished. that would be completely come completely different. oh, come on. so she's got. all on. right. so she's got. all right, so how about this then? in a civil service office, she's got some dry cleaning being delivered office. she got some dry cleaning being delivtoed office. she got some dry cleaning being delivto the office. she got some dry cleaning being delivto the civil office. she got some dry cleaning being delivto the civil servants, ie got some dry cleaning being delivto the civil servants, i've says to the civil servants, i've got some dry cleaning being delivered, got a black delivered, so i've got a black tie can you accept it? is tie event. can you accept it? is that in breach of the ministerial code? yes. come ministerial code? yes. oh, come on. all on. well, then they're all idiots well, they idiots themselves. well, they need get there to pick a need to get there to pick up a laundry british people laundry bothering british people at is not. no one at the moment and is not. no one says about this. no— at the moment and is not. no one says about this. no one— at the moment and is not. no one says about this. no one cares- says about this. no one cares ehewt— says about this. no one cares ehewt thte. — says about this. no one cares about this. nigel,- says about this. no one cares about this. \. gt; ctr» says about this. no one cares about this. \. gt; t:t:::t about this. nigel, what do you think politically the think politically for the for the prime minister think he's the prime minister i think he's in waters. in dangerous, uncharted waters. if down route of if he goes down the route of sacking her because she's one of the genuine and right wing the few genuine and right wing brexiteers in the cabinet. she's got quite a strong following got a quite a strong following on backbench people on the on the backbench people you like but like you don't like it but we like stop the boats and the rwanda policy. trying policy. she's bravely trying to sort migration crisis. sort out the migration crisis. we the speech made we know from the speech made last know because last very well know because she's being blocked by other ministers. the education secretary loads of foreign secretary wants loads of foreign students their families students here in their families because to put because she wants to put universities and universities on the map and the chancellor labour chancellor wants cheap labour in here. gets rid of

here. yeah but if he gets rid of her, i think he's creating a real problem on the backbenches. the question is obviously she'll be the question is obviously she'll he hee— the question is obviously she'll he tee then— the question is obviously she'll be free then to— the question is obviously she'll be free then to pursue her teetetehth— be free then to pursue her leadership ambition. but she te— leadership ambition. but she to te— leadership ambition. but she seems to be anyway. yes, leadership ambition. yes, but. seems to be anyway. yes, but. well, seems to be anyway. yes, but. wat, thet-e— seems to be anyway. yes, but. well, that's the _ seems to be anyway. yes, but. well, that's the point- yes, but. well, that's the point from the the — well, that's the point from the prime minister's— well, that's the point from the prime minister's point of view, whet— prime minister's point of view, whet-get— prime minister's point of view, whet-get te— prime minister's point of view, what got to decide, aside what he's got to decide, aside hem— what he's got to decide, aside from whether— what he's got to decide, aside from whether she's broken from whether or not she's broken the—cote,— from whether or not she's broken the—cote-getl the ministerial code, he's got to teete— the ministerial code, he's got to teette-t- the ministerial code, he's got to decide,-i want. the ministerial code, he's got to decide, i want her to decide, look, do i want her eewehe— to decide, look, do i want her causing trouble— to decide, look, do i want her causing trouble on the backbenches- causing trouble on the backbenches or keep her slightly wtthh — backbenches or keep her slightly wtthh the — backbenches or keep her slightly within the tent?— backbenches or keep her slightly within the tent? but at the mement— within the tent? but at the moment,.her- within the tent? but at the moment,.her to- within the tent? but at the moment, her to come out of moment, for her to come out of thet— moment, for her to come out of that conference— moment, for her to come out of that conference last— moment, for her to come out of that conference last last weekend— that conference last last weekend and— that conference last last weekend and nakedly pitch for tteht— weekend and nakedly pitch for rishi sunak's_ weekend and nakedly pitch for rishi sunak's job, that's incredible— rishi sunak's job, that's incredible disloyalty they don't see incredible disloyalty they don't ehe— incredible disloyalty they don't see she was put— incredible disloyalty they don't see she was put in an alternative. - see she was put in an alternative. t: t: see she was put in an- alternative. all she did was see she was put in an— alternative. all she did was put an alternative view on her battle to cut migration , legal battle to cut migration, legal migration, that she was actually saying, hey, look, this is a this is a job applicant. good, good, good , good, good, good, good , good, good. because good, good, good, good. because there-e— good, good, good, good. because there-e het— good, good, good, good. because there's not enough— good, good, good, good. because there's not enough women around wwhhet— there's not enough women around wwhhet-hwhhet- there's not enough women around number-number ii- there's not enough women around number number 11 holding number 10 and number 11 holding theee— number 10 and number 11 holding theee tttete— number 10 and number 11 holding those idiots to— number 10 and number 11 holding those idiots to account. teeettw— those idiots to account. exactly. honestly. those idiots to account.- exactly. - honestly. good exactly. yeah. honestly. good i went— exactly. yeah. honestly. good i went het— exactly. yeah. honestly. good i went het te— exactly. yeah. honestly. good i want her to threaten him because eehehetw— want her to threaten him because somebody needs— want her to threaten him because somebody needs to. _ want her to threaten him because somebody needs to. because it te— somebody needs to. because it to he— somebody needs to. because it to he e— somebody needs to. because it seems to be a cabal of

ewppettete. - seems to be a cabal of supporters. f supporters. collective responsibility within the cabinet. she breaking cabinet. and she was breaking that also. she, she. she is against what rishi sunak was saying about immigration figures. he talks about keeping it below 500,000, which inherited and she's talking about 100,000. again, they're meant to be singing from the same hymn book. david cameron. newt— same hymn book. david cameron. hewt ceheh— same hymn book. david cameron. david cameron talked— "g h“ david cameron. david cameron talked about x w�* david cameron. david cameron talked about low tehe— david cameron talked about low tehe et— david cameron talked about low tens of thousands.— david cameron talked about low tens of thousands. well, that e hege— tens of thousands. well, that was a huge mistake. 't: was a huge mistake. and of course, targets course, course, targets and of course, we know we know from nigel nelson's lot, they're going to let than we're let him even more than we're going see legally this year, going to see legally this year, even one more. let me tell you, if even one more. let me tell you, tt wee— even one more. let me tell you, h we vete— even one more. let me tell you, tt you vote tet— even one more. let me tell you, if you vote for a— even one more. let me tell you, if you vote for a labour- if you vote for a labour government,- if you vote for a labour. government,-going if you vote for a labour government,-going have government, we are going to have wheheetet— government, we are going to have unchecked migration. we unchecked migration. yes, yes we ere-hee— unchecked migration. yes, yes we ere-he-e tethe— unchecked migration. yes, yes we ete-he-e eehe te— unchecked migration. yes, yes we are. he's going to give are. and he's going to give a vete— are. and he's going to give a vote te— are. and he's going to give a vote to th— are. and he's going to give a vote to eu citizens and he's going— vote to eu citizens and he's going te— vote to eu citizens and he's going to vete— vote to eu citizens and he's going to vote to— vote to eu citizens and he's going to vote to all migrants whe— going to vote to all migrants who the— going to vote to all migrants who the-te— going to vote to all migrants who live -to try- going to vote to all migrants who live to try and rig the who live here to try and rig the eteetteh. — who live here to try and rig the eteetteh. _het— who live here to try and rig the election. not denying it. election. you're not denying it. whet — election. you're not denying it. whet _we-te— election. you're not denying it. what _we're talking- election. you're not denying it. what _we're talking about what well, we're talking about a different thing here. if we're we're talking about eu, eu citizens who live here and pay taxes here, having the right to vote . i'm sympathetic to that vote. i'm sympathetic to that idea , even though it doesn't idea, even though it doesn't happenin idea, even though it doesn't happen in any other part of the european union. it doesn't

matter. on the basis we matter. i mean, on the basis we design own electoral system design our own electoral system because altruistic. because we're so altruistic. let's come on, let's move on heeewee— let's come on, let's move on heeewee we get— let's come on, let's move on because we got to- let's come on, let's move on because we got to about because we got to talk about hehte— because we got to talk about hghte tether— because we got to talk about rights rather than actually hewhe— rights rather than actually having_studio.| rights rather than actually- having_studio. tanya having one in the studio. tanya hete— having one in the studio. tanya thete-ewhwh- having one in the studio. tanya riots-suburb last- riots in cardiff suburb last hteht. — riots in cardiff suburb last hteht. thte— riots in cardiff suburb last night. this-to- riots in cardiff suburb last night. this to have night. this seems to have come out et— night. this seems to have come out oh the— night. this seems to have come out of the-what's- out of the blue. what's the etew— out of the blue. what's the etew ehewte— out of the blue. what's the story about? so— out of the blue. what's the story about? so we don't know whet— story about? so we don't know whet-thew. — story about? so we don't know what know. what we know. unfortunately, very two were very sadly, two kids were killed, two young adults were killed. they were cars. killed. they were driving cars. they driving we don't they were driving cars. we don't know it was police know whether it was a police chase don't know. chase or not. we don't know. police have said it wasn't the hettee. — police have said it wasn't the pettee. hut.— police have said it wasn't the police. but, you— police have said it wasn't the police. but, you know, i'm waiting hear the actual waiting to hear the actual facts. point this facts. my point about this terrible thing is how quickly we've into lawlessness. we've dropped into lawlessness. there was a case recently. it was in today's metro about these kids that are jumping on buses and ripping them apart, throwing stones at ocado, kind of vans and people's cars. no one's stopping them. they're a stopping them. they're like a big and they're just big gang and they're just completely the way the completely lawless the way the riot broke out in cardiff riot broke out here in cardiff is just an example of how we've lost control of britain, and that's the really worrying story here because it just exploded from nowhere. and that's what's

so worrying . the police were so worrying. the police were completely out of control. a police hurt? yeah . at police officers hurt? yeah. at street, smashed _ police officers hurt? yeah. at street, smashed up,- tat: f 7 yeah. at street, smashed up, smashed ti.t::; i 7 yeah. at street, smashed up, smashed up cars , cars torched. _ street, smashed up, smashed up cars , cars torched. 4:::t. cars, cars torched. you know, surprise when we see the police being the just being so impotent at the just stop oil protesters on the bridge. teenagers watching bridge. any teenagers watching that bridge. any teenagers watching thet—ee— bridge. any teenagers watching thet—go wett- bridge. any teenagers watching that—go well hey. bridge. any teenagers watching that—go well hey ,i that footage will go well hey, thew— that footage will go well hey, thew ewepeh— that footage will go well hey, they support people breaking the law. they support people breaking the tew. .90in9_ they support people breaking the tew.-eethe-tt.— they support people breaking the law. going it. they're law. i'm going to do it. they're het— law. i'm going to do it. they're hot-te— law. i'm going to do it. they're hot-te- wet— law. i'm going to do it. they're not-to. not only- law. i'm going to do it. they're not to. not only are not going to. not only are they going— not going to. not only are they eehg-ettehht- not going to. not only are they gehg-ettehht te- not going to. not only are they going attempt to catch going to not attempt to catch the-teet— going to not attempt to catch the-thet tethe- going to not attempt to catch me,-just going to- going to not attempt to catch. me,-just going to.me me, they're just going to let me get-wtth— me, they're just going to let me get-wtth ht.— me, they're just going to let me get-wtth tt. — me, they're just going to let me get-with it. exactly- me, they're just going to let me get with it. .teoiftticiyt get away with it. exactly what's happening? policing get away with it. exactly what's ha britain, ? policing get away with it. exactly what's ha britain, because policing get away with it. exactly what's ha britain, because absolutely in britain, because i absolutely believe to protest. believe in the right to protest. and been on many and i've been on many anti—lockdown and the anti—lockdown protests and the police, especially on the first ones, were very, very heavy handed with us. and yet they've not been heavy handed many not been heavy handed with many other just stop oil, other things. just stop oil, black and anything black lives matter and anything that they might get that might they might get involved, might hurt that might they might get invtlved, might hurt that might they might get invtl mean, might hurt that might they might get invtl mean, i might hurt that might they might get invtl mean, ijust|ht hurt that might they might get invtl mean, ijust it's hurt that might they might get invtl mean, i just it's we'rert on. i mean, i just it's we're just at these images, just looking at these images, tanya, would have thought tanya, who would have thought this in a residential this in a quiet residential street in cardiff, you're street in cardiff, if you're listening the cars listening on the radio, cars ablaze as rubbish from dustbins strewn all over the streets concrete slabs hurled around, smashing up their own community.

it's really appalling walls to chuck bricks they were. and who'd have thought- chuck bricks they were. and who'd have thought it?- titi.

but cloudier-at- and bright for most of us today. but cloudier at times but cloudier skies at times eehhetet— but cloudier skies at times compared .the- but cloudier skies at times compared the last couple of compared with the last couple of tewe. — compared with the last couple of tewe. _h- days. i think especially in the eewth— days. i think especially in the eewth-the— days. i think especially in the south _the north, - days. i think especially in the south the north, the south and in the north, the thtet— south and in the north, the thick cloud— south and in the north, the thick cloud could bring some thzzte— thick cloud could bring some thzzte et— thick cloud could bring some drizzle at times— thick cloud could bring some drizzle at times for far thick cloud could bring some drizzltoft times for far thick cloud could bring some drizzltof scotland. r far thick cloud could bring some drizzltof scotland. that'sir thick cloud could bring some drizzltof scotland. that's where north of scotland. that's where some weak weather are some weak weather fronts are etttt— some weak weather fronts are etttt-te— some weak weather fronts are still-to brush— some weak weather fronts are still to brush close to, still tend to brush close to, het— still tend to brush close to, but thew-te— still tend to brush close to, but they're toppling over an et— but they're toppling over an et high— but they're toppling over an area of high pressure that high pressure keeping things gehetettw— pressure keeping things generally settled for the foreseeable— generally settled for the foreseeable really for the next week,— foreseeable really for the next weeh twe— foreseeable really for the next week, two weeks,— foreseeable really for the next week, two weeks, perhaps more. wow— week, two weeks, perhaps more. new thee— week, two weeks, perhaps more. how there te— week, two weeks, perhaps more. now there is some— week, two weeks, perhaps more. now there is some cloud out there— now there is some cloud out there ehe— now there is some cloud out there eht e— now there is some cloud out there and a bit— now there is some cloud out there and a bit more of it competed— there and a bit more of it compared with- there and a bit more of it compared with the last few days . se— compared with the last few days . se het— compared with the last few days . so not entirely— compared with the last few days . so not entirely sunny. and the weed— . so not entirely sunny. and the etewt hethehe— . so not entirely sunny. and the cloud perhaps giving the odd tteht— cloud perhaps giving the odd ttght ehewe— cloud perhaps giving the odd light shower the light shower through the wtttehte— light shower through the midlands east light shower through the- midlands-east wales. midlands into south east wales. but midlands into south east wales. hut-he— midlands into south east wales. hut-tt-e thw— midlands into south east wales. hut-tt-e tw, tt-e- but for most it's dry, it's the,— but for most it's dry, it's the he— but for most it's dry, it's fine, it's bright. temperatures not fine, it's bright. temperatures het ewtte— fine, it's bright. temperatures het ewttelhteh— fine, it's bright. temperatures not quite-high as- fine, it's bright. temperatures not quite high as monday, but not quite as high as monday, but etttt— not quite as high as monday, but etttt 20,— not quite as high as monday, but etttt 20, 2t— not quite as high as monday, but still 20, 21 celsius— not quite as high as monday, but still 20, 21 celsius in the eewth— still 20, 21 celsius in the eewth htt— still 20, 21 celsius in the south, mid to— still 20, 21 celsius in the south, mid to high teens further north— south, mid to high teens further north tet— south, mid to high teens further north for scotland,— south, mid to high teens further north for scotland, an area of hate— north for scotland, an area of drizzle passing— north for scotland, an area of drizzle passing through northern pewte— drizzle passing through northern hette-the— drizzle passing through northern parts-the breeze- drizzle passing through northern parts the breeze picks parts and then the breeze picks up tetet— parts and then the breeze picks up tetet h— parts and then the breeze picks up later in the— parts and then the breeze picks up later in the day across the northern— up later in the day across the northern isles— up later in the day across the northern isles into the hetthweet— northern isles into the northwest highlands and the weeteth— northwest highlands and the western-and- northwest highlands and the western and later on, western isles, and later on, ehethet— western isles, and later on, another band— western isles, and later on, another band of— western isles, and later on, another band of patchy rain and hate— another band of patchy rain and drizzle pushes— another band of patchy rain and drizzle pushes south into the far drizzle pushes south into the tee hetth— drizzle pushes south into the far north, otherwise clearing ettee— far north, otherwise clearing skies elsewhere.— far north, otherwise clearing skies elsewhere. and as a teeth— skies elsewhere. and as a result, temperatures dipping hte— result, temperatures dipping

hte the— result, temperatures dipping into the single— result, temperatures dipping into the single figures. so a tteeh— into the single figures. so a heeh etett— into the single figures. so a fresh start to— into the single figures. so a fresh start to wednesday. plenty of fresh start to wednesday. plenty et ewhehhe— fresh start to wednesday. plenty et ewhehhe .— fresh start to wednesday. plenty of sunshine , though, for of sunshine, though, for histami— of sunshine, though, for england, wales, eastern scotland , a england, wales, eastern scotland , ehe-e— england, wales, eastern scotland , a.more compared- england, wales, eastern scotland , a more compared with , a lot more compared with they.— , a lot more compared with tetewlthht— , a lot more compared with tetewlthht .— , a lot more compared with today. think . and we keep today. i think. and we keep the— today. i think. and we keep those-skies- today. i think. and we keep those skies throughout those sunnier skies throughout much— those sunnier skies throughout much wednesday. and as a much of wednesday. and as a teeth— much of wednesday. and as a teewtt, ht— much of wednesday. and as a result, it will— much of wednesday. and as a result, it will be— much of wednesday. and as a result, it will be a— much of wednesday. and as a result, it will be a warmer day eeeth— result, it will be a warmer day egeh- t— result, it will be a warmer day once again. i think the breeze of once again. i think the breeze oh the— once again. i think the breeze oh the worth— once again. i think the breeze of the north sea— once again. i think the breeze of the north sea will keep these— of the north sea will keep thhee egeh— of the north sea will keep things again cooler for the east ceeet. — things again cooler for the east ceeet. het— things again cooler for the east coast. but inland,— things again cooler for the east coast. but inland, 21, 22, 23 or ze— coast. but inland, 21, 22, 23 or even 24 celsius— coast. but inland, 21, 22, 23 or even 24 celsius in— coast. but inland, 21, 22, 23 or even 24 celsius in 1 or 2 spots. eeetteht— even 24 celsius in 1 or 2 spots. eeetteht ehe— even 24 celsius in 1 or 2 spots. scotland and northern ireland, heettw— scotland and northern ireland, heettw tw— scotland and northern ireland, heettw tw ehe— scotland and northern ireland, mostly dry and bright, but an et— mostly dry and bright, but an area of cloud— mostly dry and bright, but an area of cloud and light showers wtt— area of cloud and light showers wttt hweh— area of cloud and light showers will push through— area of cloud and light showers will push through central seetteht— will push through central- scotland _ afternoon will push through central- scotland_afternoon . scotland during the afternoon. thet— scotland during the afternoon. thet-tent— scotland during the afternoon. thet-tent te— scotland during the afternoon. that tend to disappear into that will tend to disappear into wettheth— that will tend to disappear into northern ireland— that will tend to disappear into northern ireland and then the theh— northern ireland and then the theh-tw— northern ireland and then the theh-tw the— northern ireland and then the irish by the evening, irish sea by the evening, eteehhe— irish sea by the evening, clearing skies— irish sea by the evening, clearing skies for scotland clearing skies then for scotland ewethtght— clearing skies then for scotland overnight-with— clearing skies then for scotland overnight with clear spells overnight and with clear spells twthet— overnight and with clear spells further south _ overnight and with clear spells further south as— overnight and with clear spells further south as well. it's going— further south as well. it's going te— further south as well. it's going to he— further south as well. it's going to be another fresh start to going to be another fresh start te—ehtttw- going to be another fresh start to_chilly start- going to be another fresh start to_chilly start for. to thursday. a chilly start for seetteht,— to thursday. a chilly start for scotland, - plenty - to thursday. a chilly start for scotland, plenty of sunshine scotland, but plenty of sunshine to scotland, but plenty of sunshine te ceme— scotland, but plenty of sunshine to come on thursday. and another eew—

good morning. it's 11 a.m. on tuesday, the 23rd of may. this is to the point on gb news with bev turner and andrew gwynne pierce. in prince pierce. in the last hour, prince hetw— pierce. in the last hour, prince hetw hee— pierce. in the last hour, prince hetw hee-thet— pierce. in the last hour, prince harry has-that bid- pierce. in the last hour, prince harry has-that bid in- 37�* tz;iti.t:i; in the last hour, prince harry has that bid in court harry has lost that bid in court to ehew— harry has lost that bid in court to ettew hhh — harry has lost that bid in court to allow him-pay- harry has lost that bid in court to allow him pay for armed to allow him to pay for armed tethe— to allow him to pay for armed police protection— to allow him to pay for armed police protection for and police protection for him and his police protection for him and hte-wheh— police protection for him and hte-wheh-h- police protection for him and his-when .in the i police protection for him and. his-when-in the uk. his family when he's in the uk. ehw— his family when he's in the uk. ohtw twe— his family when he's in the uk. only five more— his family when he's in the uk. only five more court cases to 90-— only five more court cases to to. hem— only five more court cases to to. hem a— only five more court cases to to. hem a ew— only five more court cases to go. harry a new search for hetetehe— go. harry a new search for madeleine mccann is underway in hettwget— madeleine mccann is underway in hettweet ehe— madeleine mccann is underway in portugal and it's— madeleine mccann is underway in portugal and it's concentrating on one specific— portugal and it's concentrating on one specific area of a teeeweh— on one specific area of a reservoir visited by the prime eweheet— reservoir visited by the prime eweheet .— reservoir visited by the prime suspect , suggesting that the suspect, suggesting that the tethe— suspect, suggesting that the pettee — suspect, suggesting that the police are acting on specific intelligence _ police are acting on specific intelligence and riots in cettttt— intelligence and riots in cardiff overnight. the police commissioner—

cardiff overnight. the police commissioner believes it may hete— commissioner believes it may hewe heeh— commissioner believes it may have been sparked by the death of have been sparked by the death et twe— have been sparked by the death of two teenagers— have been sparked by the death of two teenagers in a high speed of two teenagers in a hiin speed car of two teenagers in a high speed car crash . remember,- of two teenagers in a high speed car crash . git car crash. remember, we've got a new email address , gb views at new email address, gb views at gb news. .com is where you have to get in touch with us on your thoughts on everything we're discussing today. but first of all, your news with all, here is your news with tamsin . beth, thanks tamsin roberts. beth, thanks very much . and good morning from very much. and good morning from the heweeeh— very much. and good morning from the newsroom. at— very much. and good morning from the newsroom. at 11:01,— 4:33 w.ti.w and good morning from the newsroom. at 11:01, the 4:33 wti.w and good morning from the newsroom. at 11:01, the duke of the newsroom. at 11:01, the duke et sweee— the newsroom. at 11:01, the duke et sweee hee— the newsroom. at 11:01, the duke of sussex has lost— the newsroom. at 11:01, the duke of sussex has lost his bid to teeth— of sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the home etttee-e— legally challenge the home office's decision to block him hem— office's decision to block him hem paying— office's decision to block him mem eewme tet— office's decision to block him from paying for police protection— from paying for police protection whilst he's in the uk . thhee— protection whilst he's in the uk . httmee harry— protection whilst he's in the uk . prince harry had— protection whilst he's in the uk . prince harry had wanted to teet— . prince harry had wanted to teet the— . prince harry had wanted to foot the bill— . prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after tethe— foot the bill himself after being tett— foot the bill himself after being told he— foot the bill himself after being told he would no longer the— being told he would no longer receive the same— being told he would no longer receive the same degree of eteteettem— receive the same degree of protection when _ receive the same degree of protection when visiting. the teetetem — protection when visiting. the decision comes— protection when visiting. the decision comes a week after hetw— decision comes a week after hemw ehe— decision comes a week after harry and meghan say they were eheeet— harry and meghan say they were chased through— harry and meghan say they were chased through new york at high eeeet— chased through new york at high eeeet hw— chased through new york at high

speed by paparazzi . police in speed by paparazzi. police in hettweet— speed by paparazzi. police in portugal investigating the disappearance of madeleine wecem— disappearance of madeleine wecem ee— disappearance of madeleine mccann are carrying out a teteetet— mccann are carrying out a targeted search- mccann are carrying out a targeted search of part of a teeeweh— targeted search of part of a reservoir not— targeted search of part of a reservoir not far— targeted search of part of a reservoir not far from where she theeeeeeet— reservoir not far from where she eteeeeeetet te— reservoir not far from where she disappeared 16 years ago. divers hete— disappeared 16 years ago. divers hewe teem— disappeared 16 years ago. divers have been seen— disappeared 16 years ago. divers have been seen in— disappeared 16 years ago. divers have been seen in the water ettet— have been seen in the water ettet tethe— have been seen in the water after being advised by german ewthehttee— after being advised by german ewthehttee .— after being advised by german authorities . the— after being advised by german authorities . the main suspect, authorities. the main suspect, chhettem— authorities. the main suspect, christian brueckner , is facing christian brueckner, is facing ettemee. — christian brueckner, is facing sex offence. charges in germany eme— sex offence. charges in germany emt wee— sex offence. charges in germany emt h— sex offence. charges in germany and was in portugal around the ttme— and was in portugal around the time madeleine— and was in portugal around the time madeleine disappeared in two time madeleine disappeared in twe theweeht— time madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven. former seettemt— two thousand and seven. former eeetteht were — two thousand and seven. former scotland yard detective peter htetetew— scotland yard detective peter bleksley told _ scotland yard detective peter bleksley told gb news he expects ettteete— bleksley told gb news he expects ettteete ee— bleksley told gb news he expects officers are acting— bleksley told gb news he expects officers are acting on new ewttemee — officers are acting on new ewttemee t-m— officers are acting on new evidence. i'm hoping they've tethe— evidence. i'm hoping they've tewmt ee— evidence. i'm hoping they've found some credible intelligence somewhere else— found some credible intelligence somewhere else that has directed them — somewhere else that has directed them te— somewhere else that has directed them te thte— somewhere else that has directed them to this area— somewhere else that has directed them to this area ,_ somewhere else that has directed them to this area , which is them to this area, which is petty— them to this area, which is pretty substantial . them to this area, which is pretty substantial. wig pretty substantial. i'm very temtttet— pretty substantial. i'm very familiar with sylvia and praia da luz. i've been to both of those places many times, and i'm just hoping against hope that this isn't another spell of box ticking kind of exercise and that once again, credible evidence can be found . south

evidence can be found. south wales police have condemned violent scenes in cardiff last night, which followed a crash in which two teenagers died . young which two teenagers died. young people, some with their- ttt“ wt.“ d young people, some with their faces covered, threw— people, some with their faces covered, threw missiles, hetwthe— covered, threw missiles, including fireworks at police ehe— including fireworks at police emt eet— including fireworks at police emt eet twe— including fireworks at police and set two cars— including fireworks at police and set two cars on fire. ettteete— and set two cars on fire. officers say— and set two cars on fire. officers say the level of theme— officers say the level of violence towards emergency eewteee— violence towards emergency eewteee eme— violence towards emergency services and the— violence towards emergency services and the damage caused tetettw— services and the damage caused was totally unacceptable . the was totally unacceptable. the ttme— was totally unacceptable. the prime minister— was totally unacceptable. the prime minister is— was totally unacceptable. the prime minister is due to chair a eehhet— prime minister is due to chair a cabinet meeting— prime minister is due to chair a cabinet meeting as he considers whether— cabinet meeting as he considers whether te— cabinet meeting as he considers whether to order— cabinet meeting as he considers whether to order an investigate eemmeetem— whether to order an investigate commission into— whether to order an investigate commission into the home seetetew-e— commission into the home secretary's handling of a eeeetme— secretary's handling of a speeding offence. suella braverman— speeding offence. suella braverman is— speeding offence. suella braverman is accused of breaking the wee— braverman is accused of breaking the mtee tw— braverman is accused of breaking the rules by asking— braverman is accused of breaking the rules by asking civil eewemte— the rules by asking civil servants to _ the rules by asking civil servants to help her with a ehwete— servants to help her with a private matter.— servants to help her with a private matter. she has not tehtet— private matter. she has not denied asking— private matter. she has not denied asking them to organise a ehwete— denied asking them to organise a ehwete eeeet— denied asking them to organise a private speed awareness course for private speed awareness course tee het— private speed awareness course tee he. het— private speed awareness course for her, but insists— private speed awareness course for her, but insists she has eeme— for her, but insists she has done nothing— for her, but insists she has done nothing untoward . done nothing untoward. government— done nothing untoward. government borrowing ballooned to government borrowing ballooned te £25.6— government borrowing ballooned to £25.6 billion— government borrowing ballooned to £25.6 billion last month. thet-e— to £25.6 billion last month. thet-e the— to £25.6 billion last month. that's the second highest figure for that's the second highest figure tee aeth— that's the second highest figure tee aettt em— that's the second highest figure for april on record,— that's the second highest figure for april on record, behind only amt— for april on record, behind only aettt mo.— for april on record, behind only april 2020. during the first teettewh— april 2020. during the first lockdown, the _ april 2020. during the first lockdown, the office for wettehet— lockdown, the office for national statistics puts it down to national statistics puts it down te the— national statistics puts it down te the energy— national statistics puts it down

to the energy support scheme's htehet— to the energy support scheme's higher benefit— to the energy support scheme's higher benefit payments and tethe— higher benefit payments and hehe teet— higher benefit payments and rising debt interest . grocery rising debt interest. grocery whee— rising debt interest. grocery price inflation— rising debt interest. grocery price inflation has fallen metgmettw— price inflation has fallen marginally, but is still adding them— marginally, but is still adding more than £800— marginally, but is still adding more than £800 to the average emet— more than £800 to the average annual supermarket bill. and emetwete— annual supermarket bill. and emetwete tw— annual supermarket bill. and analysis by kantar shows food emee— analysis by kantar shows food eheee eee— analysis by kantar shows food prices rose 17.2%_ analysis by kantar shows food prices rose 17.2% in the four weeke— prices rose 17.2% in the four weete te— prices rose 17.2% in the four weeks to the— prices rose 17.2% in the four weeks to the 14th of may. that's tewm— weeks to the 14th of may. that's tewh ee— weeks to the 14th of may. that's down one percentage point on the etewtewe— down one percentage point on the etewtewe menth— down one percentage point on the previous month. in— down one percentage point on the previous month. in particular, the whee— previous month. in particular, the ehee et— previous month. in particular, the price of four— previous month. in particular, the price of four pints of milk tett— the price of four pints of milk tett tw— the price of four pints of milk tett tw toes.— the price of four pints of milk fell by £0.08. those figures ee the— fell by £0.08. those figures come as the chancellor asks food manufacturers— come as the chancellor asks food manufacturers to— come as the chancellor asks food manufacturers to do— come as the chancellor asks food manufacturers to do more to emmeet— manufacturers to do more to support consumers with rising emee— support consumers with rising eheee .— support consumers with rising eheee . the— support consumers with rising eheee . the us— support consumers with rising prices . the us secret service prices. the us secret service hee— prices. the us secret service has detained— prices. the us secret service has detained the— prices. the us secret service has detained the driver of a treet— has detained the driver of a tmet whe— has detained the driver of a truck who crashed into security tethere— truck who crashed into security hemete ee— truck who crashed into security barriers near the _ truck who crashed into security barriers near the white house. vttee— barriers near the white house. vttee ehewe— barriers near the white house. video shows the— barriers near the white house. video shows the rented van mewmthe— video shows the rented van mounting the _ video shows the rented van mounting the kerb on lafayette steere— mounting the kerb on lafayette sewete. whteh— mounting the kerb on lafayette square, which is— mounting the kerb on lafayette square, which is adjacent to the whtte— square, which is adjacent to the whtte mew-ee— square, which is adjacent to the white house. photos from the scene also show— white house. photos from the scene also show a flag, which eeeetemttw— scene also show a flag, which was apparently recovered from the tweet.— was apparently recovered from the truck. the— was apparently recovered from the truck. the secret service is now investigating _ the truck. the secret service is now investigating whether the hem— now investigating whether the

crash was intentional . council crash was intentional. council wetetet— crash was intentional. council workers , school— crash was intentional. council workers , school support staff workers, school support staff emt— workers, school support staff emt tewete— workers, school support staff and refuse collectors are among theee— and refuse collectors are among theee tethe— and refuse collectors are among those being balloted on further emte— those being balloted on further strike action— those being balloted on further strike action over— those being balloted on further strike action over pay. there wmeh— strike action over pay. there union unison— strike action over pay. there union unison says the offered thet— union unison says the offered ttet rete— union unison says the offered ttet tete eew— union unison says the offered flat rate pay rise— union unison says the offered flat rate pay rise of less than theee— flat rate pay rise of less than theee te— flat rate pay rise of less than £2,000 is nowhere near enough . £2,000 is nowhere near enough. heemwhtte— £2,000 is nowhere near enough. meanwhile, almost— £2,000 is nowhere near enough. meanwhile, almost 300,000 memehe— meanwhile, almost 300,000 memehe et— meanwhile, almost 300,000 members of the— meanwhile, almost 300,000 members of the royal college of whethe— members of the royal college of theme h— members of the royal college of nursing in england are voting on whether— nursing in england are voting on whether te— nursing in england are voting on whether to renew— nursing in england are voting on whether to renew their mandate for industrial— whether to renew their mandate for industrial action after eet-eeme— for industrial action after eet-eetmg e— for industrial action after rejecting a 5%- for industrial action after rejecting a 5% pay rise. head of teeet— rejecting a 5% pay rise. head of local government— rejecting a 5% pay rise. head of local government for unison mike sheet— local government for unison mike sheet tett— local government for unison mike sheet tett we— local government for unison mike short told us the— local government for unison mike short told us the offer isn't eeet— short told us the offer isn't good emeweh— short told us the offer isn't good emewgh . — short told us the offer isn't good enough . short told us the offer isn't good enough. short told us the offer isn't good enough . good enough. the pay offer that our members have been given is below inflation. whatever your current pay rate is. they're the people who kept our communities going through covid and provided warm places for older people to go, and they can't afford their their higher energy bills. they've got massive increases in food , food prices. they keep our food, food prices. they keep our parks nice. they educate our children in our schools . and children in our schools. and that's why they deserve a decent pay that's why they deserve a decent pay increase. and the offer on the table isn't that . five new

the table isn't that. five new species will now— the table isn't that. five new species will now be - c five new species will now be protected hem— species will now be protected hem the— species will now be protected hem the wett— species will now be protected from the ivory trade. they hetwte— from the ivory trade. they include hippos,- from the ivory trade. they include hippos, walruses and awhus— include hippos, walruses and htttus .— include hippos, walruses and htttus . tt-e— include hippos, walruses and aukus . it's already illegal to aukus. it's already illegal to hete— aukus. it's already illegal to trade elephant— aukus. it's already illegal to trade elephant and rhino ivory . trade elephant and rhino ivory. hwhtehmeht— trade elephant and rhino ivory. punishment for— trade elephant and rhino ivory. punishment for breaching the act is punishment for breaching the act te eh— punishment for breaching the act is an unlimited— punishment for breaching the act is an unlimited fine or up to the— is an unlimited fine or up to the teete— is an unlimited fine or up to the weete h— is an unlimited fine or up to five years in jail— is an unlimited fine or up to five years in jail .- is an unlimited fine or up to five years in jail . this is gb five years in jail. this is gb newe— five years in jail. this is gb news more headlines from me ehetttw.— news more headlines from me ehetttw. wew— news more headlines from me shortly. now though , it's back shortly. now though, it's back to shortly. now though, it's back te wherew— shortly. now though, it's back to andrew and— shortly. now though, it's back to andrew and .— to andrew and. bev i eeee— to andrew and. bev i good morning. i to andrew and. bev. i good morning. it's to andrew and. bev good morning. it's 1106. to andrew and. bev good morning. it's1106. this to andrew and. bev newsnorning. it's1106. this to andrew and. bev news so �*ning. it's1106. this to andrew and. bev news so portuguese)6. this to andrew and. bev news so portuguese polices is gb news so portuguese police divers have entered the reservoir earlier this morning, about 30 miles from praia da luz, where madeleine mccann of course, went missing 16 years ago. the only current suspect, chhetteh— g the only current suspect, christian brueckner, who's in hheeh— christian brueckner, who's in when tet— christian brueckner, who's in prison for raping— christian brueckner, who's in prison for raping a 72 year old woman, was said— prison for raping a 72 year old woman, was said to have visited the teeeweh— woman, was said to have visited the teeeweh et— woman, was said to have visited the reservoir at the— woman, was said to have visited the reservoir at the very same ttme— the reservoir at the very same time madeleine— the reservoir at the very same time madeleine disappeared. he's tehtet— time madeleine disappeared. he's tehtet ehw— time madeleine disappeared. he's denied any involvement. our home and denied any involvement. our home

eht eeewttw— denied any involvement. our home and security editor— denied any involvement. our home and security editor mark white is and security editor mark white te et— and security editor mark white te et the— and security editor mark white is at the scene— and security editor mark white is at the scene in— and security editor mark white is at the scene in portugal. wett— is at the scene in portugal. wat, hete— is at the scene in portugal. well, here at— is at the scene in portugal. well, here at the arade dam, the heme— well, here at the arade dam, the eettee ee— well, here at the arade dam, the police are here— well, here at the arade dam, the police are here in— well, here at the arade dam, the police are here in numbers as ee thew— police are here in numbers as now as they prepare to begin whet— now as they prepare to begin whet whtt— now as they prepare to begin what will be— now as they prepare to begin what will be the— now as they prepare to begin what will be the first full day of what will be the first full day et eeetehhe— what will be the first full day of searching at— what will be the first full day of searching at this site. . of searching at this site. it's ehewe— of searching at this site. it's etewt ze— of searching at this site. it's about 20 miles— of searching at this site. it's about 20 miles or- of searching at this site. it's about 20 miles or so- of searching at this site. it's about 20 miles or so from , erm, about 20 miles or so from, erm, praia da luz. of course, that houday praia da luz. of course, that holiday resort where madeleine mccann disappeared from back in two thousand and seven. i'm just going to step out of the way for a second so we can give you a look further down there. now, what you're looking at in this area is sort of logistics base for quite a few of the police search teams are blue tents that have been erected, not the sort of forensic tents that you would associate with a search scene. but these bigger , sturdier blue but these bigger, sturdier blue tents where clearly they can gather, they can be briefed, they can store equipment in. we're told that today there is a likelihood of some thunder

storms around here. so that will be handy for them. now, there are a small group of detectives from scotland yard who have come out here, but purely arnie, just in a sort of an unofficial capacity, just to observe what is going on here. there are german officers who are here at the scene as well. it was those officers who are conducting that investigation into to the convicted rapist and christian brueckner , who asked the brueckner, who asked the portuguese authorities very specifically to carry out this search on their behalf as part of their investigate nation. what we don't know at this stage is just what information , when is just what information, when they are acting on it seems pretty specific to be here, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. the arade dam, as i

say, about 20 miles or so from praia da luz. there are indications now being quite widely reported in respectable news agencies here in portugal that christian brueckner had lived in a commune for some time about seven or so miles from here that he visited this area around the reservoir , dumas around the reservoir, dumas fairly frequently that some reports indicating he described that this as his his little paradise. so i say with so many years on, 16 years on now from the disappearance of madeleine mccann, with no real clues as to what happened and to this young girl, except the belief of the german authorities that christian brueckner brueckner is the man who is responsible for the man who is responsible for the abduction and they believe murder of three year old

madeleine mccann . so the first madeleine mccann. so the first of a number of days of searches say we don't know at this stage exactly what they're looking for. but clearly, if they find anything at all that confirms their suspicions and their reason for being in here, then they will be here a lot longer than just the 2 or 3 days that they've initially set out for they've initially set out for the search operation . okay. the search operation. okay. thank you very much,- w t:::tw okay. thank you very much, mark. mark whtte— thank you very much, mark. mark whtte there— thank you very much, mark. mark white there in— thank you very much, mark. mark white there in portugal. we'll bring— white there in portugal. we'll the wee— white there in portugal. we'll the you any— white there in portugal. we'll bring you any arnie news as we met— bring you any arnie news as we heet tt— bring you any arnie news as we heet tt . — bring you any arnie news as we hear it . extraordinary- bring you any arnie news as we hear it. : hear it. extraordinary to think that was 16 years ago, that little girl went missing. awful. joining us now is gb news eteeehtet— joining us now is gb news presenter and— joining us now is gb news presenter and the mp for tatton, tether— presenter and the mp for tatton, tether trevew. — presenter and the mp for tatton, esther mcvey. good morning, tether. — esther mcvey. good morning, esther.-remind- esther mcvey. good morning, esther. remind our viewers esther. just remind our viewers hew— esther. just remind our viewers hew wee— esther. just remind our viewers hew you hete— esther. just remind our viewers how you have had— esther. just remind our viewers how you have had contact with the theme— how you have had contact with the mccann family over the weee— the mccann family over the weere hew— the mccann family over the years, how that— the mccann family over the years, how that started . �*ftt�*tzgc years, how that started. well, i went— years, how that started. well, i went emt— years, how that started. well, i went ehe ete— years, how that started. well, i went and did my a—levels with kate, so i know kate from liverpool from studying together . she went off to do medicine and i went off to do law. but most people know liverpool . it

most people know liverpool. it seems it's a big city, but it seems it's a big city, but it seems like a little village and people know each other. there and care for each other there and. and when madeleine disappeared, i guess everybody was trying to help as much as they possibly can. and people reached out to me to say, would i help? would i get involved? i would trained as a lawyer. i'd working in the media at the time, and we set up the fund, made linz fund, leaving no stone unturned. and this was really because we believed madeleine was alive. she was out there. how did we keep her name and her image in the papers? and so many people were trying to offer help, money and support . people were trying to offer help, money and support. how did we collect that and how did we protect what people wanted to do? watching those pictures there, it's actually brought a lump to my throat , like you lump to my throat, like you said, andrew, i can't believe it's over 16 years ago and, you know, there's been so many false hopes and horizons on the way.

people have spotted her. there's been tip offs. there's been information. and yet we haven't found madeleine. and i genuinely hope for the family that this does bring it to a conclusion and an end . remember when i last and an end. remember when i last spoke to kate, she said esther living with hope is exhausting. not sleeping, waking up every moment , not sleeping, waking up every moment, hoping i'll see her. just exhausting . esther. i mean just exhausting. esther. i mean .he— just exhausting. esther. i mean , it's extraordinary.— just exhausting. esther. i mean , it's extraordinary. the- , it's extraordinary. the resilience _ , it's extraordinary. the resilience of- , it's extraordinary. the resilience of gerry and madeleine— resilience of gerry and madeleine mccann. and i can remember speaking to her once at a remember speaking to her once at e reeeetteh— remember speaking to her once at e reeeetteh ee— remember speaking to her once at a reception some years ago. she eere,— a reception some years ago. she eett, the— a reception some years ago. she aid, ttte hee— a reception some years ago. she said, life has to— a reception some years ago. she said, life has to go— a reception some years ago. she said, life has to go on. we've got— said, life has to go on. we've eet twe— said, life has to go on. we've got two children,— said, life has to go on. we've got two children, two other ehtttreh— got two children, two other children, and— got two children, two other children, and they are the most extreertherw— children, and they are the most extraordinary, couple extraordinary, resilient couple when—ehe- extraordinary, resilient couple when—also the. when you consider also the terrthte— when you consider also the terrible _were. terrible abuse they were ewhteetet — terrible abuse they were subjected because so many subjected to because so many eeeete— subjected to because so many eeeete eere,— subjected to because so many people said, well,— subjected to because so many people said, well, if they meet— people said, well, if they heth-t-eh- people said, well, if theyj hadn't-on their people said, well, if they- hadn't-on their own at hadn't left them on their own at mem— hadn't left them on their own at night tt— hadn't left them on their own at hteht. tt thew— hadn't left them on their own at night, if they hadn't gone out to night, if they hadn't gone out te—theh- night, if they hadn't gone out to _their mates,- to dinner with their mates, thew-t— to dinner with their mates, thew-t-hewe- to dinner with their mates, they'd have madeleine on. they'd still have madeleine on. wett— they'd still have madeleine on. wet wee— they'd still have madeleine on. wet wew thew,— they'd still have madeleine on. well you know, hindsight is a

wehtertwt— well you know, hindsight is a wonderful thing— well you know, hindsight is a wonderful thing and i know so mehw— wonderful thing and i know so mehw eeeete— wonderful thing and i know so many people felt, um , connected many people felt, um, connected to many people felt, um, connected te thre— many people felt, um, connected te thte eeee— many people felt, um, connected to this case and— many people felt, um, connected to this case and what happened to this case and what happened to madeleine,— to this case and what happened to madeleine, because i think mehw— to madeleine, because i think mehw eeeete— to madeleine, because i think many people thought there but for many people thought there but her the— many people thought there but her the ereee— many people thought there but for the grace of— many people thought there but for the grace of god could have been— for the grace of god could have been eh— for the grace of god could have been on holiday— for the grace of god could have been on holiday in— for the grace of god could have been on holiday in algarve. i eewtt— been on holiday in algarve. i eewtt hewe— been on holiday in algarve. i could have been— been on holiday in algarve. i could have been one- been on holiday in algarve. i could have been one of- been on holiday in algarve. i could have been one of those parents that could have been me every parent's nightmare. but it did happen here. and i think that was this sort of outpouring of people wanting to help . and i of people wanting to help. and i remember at the time, because we were keeping it alert in the in the newspapers and i was in new york at the weekend i was york at the weekend and i was with editors of the people with the editors of the people magazine. and i remember them saying, cover magazine. and i remember them sayi story cover magazine. and i remember them sayi story very cover magazine. and i remember them sayi story very european cover magazine. and i remember them sayi story very european story. this story very european story. it wouldn't. and then a couple of days later , they called me of days later, they called me back and they said, you know what, the outpouring grief, what, the outpouring of grief, even america, we're even here in america, we're going cover this story going to cover this story because people are saying it could been them. you know , could have been them. you know, a regular a beautiful a regular family, a beautiful child on holiday, having dinner not too far away, going back and

checking the room. and they covered the story . and i just covered the story. and i just remember everybody wanting to do you remember everton football club getting involved? you remember the videos . don't you remember the videos. don't you forget about me . eurovision song forget about me. eurovision song contest . put it out. do you contest. put it out. do you remember people putting up rewards? jk rowling telling branson everybody wanting to reach out and do something. do you think i did actually say sorry and i was going to say , do sorry and i was going to say, do you think it captured not just the national mood, the international mood, because as you said earlier, there but for the grace of god , so many the grace of god, so many families holiday. they families go on holiday. they take that decision.- families go on holiday. they take that decision. we- c git t:::tw chit; they take that decision. we can c gtzt t::tw chit; they take that decision. we can have thher. — take that decision. we can have thher. were— take that decision. we can have dinner. we're only— take that decision. we can have dinner. we're only half. we can see we - see the _ dinner. we're only half. we can see we see the apartment. see we can see the apartment. were— see we can see the apartment. we-re-ewerw-ehl we're checking every half an hew. — we're checking every half an hew. -eewtt— we're checking every half an hour.-could have- we're checking every half an hour. could have been hour. and it could have been them. — hour. and it could have been them. tee.— hour. and it could have been them. yes. and— hour. and it could have been them. yes. and i- hour. and it could have been them. 4233 ' wt: hour. and it could have been them. 433 wt: them. yes. and i think that basically was what happened. and i remember at the time, why did it catch a light? i mean, this was front page news day after day, week after week. and on an international scale. and i remember trying to connect that together. yes. people thought it could have been me. and there

were like family and communities that together. had like that came together. you had like the liverpool family , the the liverpool family, the contingent, family . you contingent, kate's family. you had the scottish fans there. that was gerry's family. you then had the medical family, the medical world. you remember she had this, um , in her iris. there had this, um, in her iris. there was a mark, and even the lancet came out and said, you know what? you might be able to spot this child. it's a unique sign down there in the eye. do you know? and then do you remember there was also the religious, i guess the roman catholic family that came out and everybody seemed to be talking about it. and i remember saying at the time, it's as if madeleine mccann has shone a bright light in the very dark world of missing children and child abduction. and yes , it's about abduction. and yes, it's about madeleine, but we must open it up to actually help other missing children ian and gerry and kate did that. they made sure there's an amber alert

system across europe should other missing child an you know, for other missing children, i should say. but i always thought this madeleine mccann shone a bright light into the dark world of child abduction. and i do hope this now brings a conclusion for all the family and everybody else. so, esther, you've and everybody else. so, esther, wee-we ghee— and everybody else. so, esther, wee-we when we— and everybody else. so, esther, you've given up all— awt: : so, esther, you've given up all hope. en: : so, esther, you've given up all hope. she's etttt— you've given up all hope. she's etttt ethe— you've given up all hope. she's etttt ettwe .— you've given up all hope. she's still alive . oh— you've given up all hope. she's still alive . oh hey,— you've given up all hope. she's still alive . oh hey, listen, i still alive. oh hey, listen, i ewe— still alive. oh hey, listen, i never give hope. [1 c. never give hope. give up hope. and if there was one thing, um , and if there was one thing, um, madeleine did , it was give madeleine did, it was give everybody hope. i just want it in one way. whether it's evidence we collect , whether evidence we collect, whether it's evidence against this christian brueckner , whether christian brueckner, whether it's questions could be asked if it's questions could be asked if it's a trail leading somewhere. that's what we want now. yeah. all right. thank you so much. tee— all right. thank you so much. tee thew— all right. thank you so much. you know something- all right. thank you so much. you know something for- all right. thank you so much. you know something for the family. thank you, esther. you et— family. thank you, esther. you can, of course,— family. thank you, esther. you can, of course, see— cat thank you, esther. you can, of course, see esther on gb wewe— can, of course, see esther on gb wewe trttew— can, of course, see esther on gb news friday morning. right still

to news friday morning. right still te me— news friday morning. right still te tetew— news friday morning. right still to come today, we're going to hete— to come today, we're going to hewe ett— to come today, we're going to hewe ett the— to come today, we're going to have all the latest on prince herrw-e— have all the latest on prince herrw-e tettet— have all the latest on prince harry's failed legal bid. this memhe— harry's failed legal bid. this morning-royal- harry's failed legal bid. this morning royal commentator morning with royal commentator ttteheet— morning with royal commentator michael-you're— morning with royal commentator michael you're with

channel 1120. you're with chehmet— 1120. you're with andrew pierce ehe— 1120. you're with andrew pierce eht hew— 1120. you're with andrew pierce and bev turner— 1120. you're with andrew pierce and bev turner on— “$70 you're with andrew pierce and bev turner on gb news. this is and bev turner on gb news. this he te— and bev turner on gb news. this he he the— and bev turner on gb news. this is to the point. _ and bev turner on gb news. this is to the point. so— and bev turner on gb news. this is to the point. i is to the point. so chancellor jeremy hunt is speaking on the imf's annual article four report on the uk economy, saying forecasts show that we're on the right path . he's there he is.

right path. he's there he is. hee— right path. he's there he is. me eeeethe— right path. he's there he is. he's speaking at— right path. he's there he is. he's speaking at the- i gw he's there he is. he's speaking at the imf in tehteh— he's speaking at the imf in tehteh ahe— he's speaking at the imf in london. and of— he's speaking at the imf in london. and of course, later tetew— london. and of course, later tetew .— london. and of course, later tetew , tt— london. and of course, later tetew . tt mew— london. and of course, later today , it may not be inaya time today, it may not be inaya time he-e— today, it may not be inaya time he 90mg— today, it may not be inaya time he going te— today, it may not be inaya time he's going to have— today, it may not be inaya time he's going to have retailers hte— he's going to have retailers hte the— he's going to have retailers into the treasury warm welcome to into the treasury warm welcome te thre— into the treasury warm welcome te thte thr— into the treasury warm welcome to this imf press— into the treasury warm welcome to this imf press conference on the wt— to this imf press conference on the wt erttete— to this imf press conference on the uk article for— to this imf press conference on the uk article for consultation . se— the uk article for consultation . se thet— the uk article for consultation . se thet wee— the uk article for consultation . so that was the— the uk article for consultation . so that was the chart he eeeteh.— . so that was the chart he eeeteh. rm— . so that was the chart he spoken. i'm sure it was teeehethe— spoken. i'm sure it was fascinating .- spoken. i'm sure it was fascinating . i- spoken. i'm sure it was fascinating . i hope you're fascinating. i hope you're reethe— fascinating. i hope you're reetmg ter— fascinating. i hope you're reading for getting there. tereeeete— reading for getting there. forecasts wrong consists . �*ftt�*tigc forecasts wrong consists. well, i forecasts wrong consists. well, t tmeghe— forecasts wrong consists. well, t tmegme whet— forecasts wrong consists. well, i imagine what we'll do now some some minion in the office will be getting the best bits so you don't have to sit through the whole thing. yeah. can't lie. we're probably quite we're both probably quite pleased that. jeremy hunt pleased about that. jeremy hunt eeeeeh— pleased about that. jeremy hunt eeeeeh te— pleased about that. jeremy hunt eeeeeh te het— pleased about that. jeremy hunt speech is not the— : jeremy hunt speech is not the highlight of the—ter- speech is not the highlight of the—her me.- speech is not the highlight of the _for me. let the political week for me. let me— the political week for me. let meh—- the political week for me. let meh— teet- the political week for me. let me_in fact, it'si me just tell you, in fact, it's het— me just tell you, in fact, it's net the— me just tell you, in fact, it's not the political— me just tell you, in fact, it's not the political week now. not the political any week now. theee— not the political any week now. theee-he— not the political any week now. prince - ha lost- not the political any week now. prince - ha lost a - not the political any week now. prince ha lost a bid prince harry. ha ha lost a bid to prince harry. ha ha lost a bid te tegettw— prince harry. ha ha lost a bid to legally challenge the british get-emmeete— to legally challenge the british government's decision not to ettew— government's decision not to ettew-eew— government's decision not to allow-pay.policel allow him to pay for police ereteetteh— allow him to pay for police protection while in the uk protection while he's in the uk . _h— protection while he's in the uk . -et suste— protection while he's in the uk . _of sussex was- protection while he's in the uki . _of sussex was stripped protection while he's in the uk. . _of sussex was stripped of . duke of sussex was stripped of police usually police security, usually afforded royal figures. afforded to royal figures. if you remember, stepped you remember, after he stepped down official role in down from his official role in 2020 to move to the states. we're speak to the

we're going to speak to the ewe— we're going to speak to the royal commentator, michael cole. theheet— royal commentator, michael cole. ttteheet thre— royal commentator, michael cole. michael, this-he— royal commentator, michael cole. michael, this he was involved michael, this is he was involved in michael, this is he was involved th — michael, this is he was involved th eeet— michael, this is he was involved in six. good morning. six high prehe— in six. good morning. six high profile-cases— in six. good morning. six high profile-cases ,- in six. good morning. six high profile-cases , one- in six. good morning. six high profile cases , one down, profile court cases, one down, the— profile court cases, one down, the te— profile court cases, one down, the te 90- — profile court cases, one down, the te we. we— profile court cases, one down, five to go. we should make the herm— five to go. we should make the term. httheweh— five to go. we should make the point. although he stripped of rewet— point. although he stripped of rewet-wheh- point. although he stripped of royal-when he's- point. although he stripped of royal when he's here royal protection when he's here on royal protection when he's here eh eerete— royal protection when he's here we eerete ter— royal protection when he's here on parade for the— royal protection when he's here on parade for the royal family, hteheet— on parade for the royal family, hteheetlhee— on parade for the royal family, michael, has exactly the same michael, he has exactly the same rewet— michael, he has exactly the same rewet ereteetteh— michael, he has exactly the same royal protection everybody royal protection as everybody etee— royal protection as everybody ehe—thet- royal protection as everybody else._that, noti else. and we know that, not teeet— else. and we know that, not least because _ else. and we know that, not least because he— else. and we know that, not least because he returned the least because he returned to the etreert— least because he returned to the etmert etter— least because he returned to the airport after the _ least because he returned to the airport after the coronation. he het— airport after the coronation. he het e— airport after the coronation. he het e tethe— airport after the coronation. he had a police outrider. absolutely. _ had a police outrider. absolutely. morning, absolutely. good morning, andrew. good morning, beverly. uh mrjustice andrew. good morning, beverly. uh mr justice chamberlain andrew. good morning, beverly. uh mrjustice chamberlain has slapped the prince down fairly firmly today . what he wanted was firmly today. what he wanted was a judicial review. that's getting a judge to examine something and what he wanted the judge to examine was the legality of the home office decision not to give him and his family armed protection when they were in this country. now that decision to remove that armed protection was taken because he ceased to be a working member of the royal family. well, he countered that

and he came back and said, look , i do need this protection. i'm willing to pay for it. , i do need this protection. i'm willing to pay for it . to which willing to pay for it. to which the metropolitan police said we are not guns for hire and it is inappropriate for rich people to think that they can hire policemen to protect them . he policemen to protect them. he said, i'm prepared to pay, he said. and he cited the fact that football clubs and people who run festivals do pay for extra police presence when those events are carrying on, which of course is absolutely true. but what they don't do is hire individual armed policemen to look after them and their families. so this is a comprehensive 1—0 loss to prince harry, but as you said, andrew, he's got five other cases going . the prince of litigation is not short of legal action at the moment . it's this has got such moment. it's this has got such an moment. it's this has got such eh htereet— moment. it's this has got such an interest eating— it's this has got such an interest eating emotional etemeht— an interest eating emotional etemeht te— an interest eating emotional element to this— an interest eating emotional element to this case. for me, theweh— element to this case. for me, thewgh. mewhe— element to this case. for me, though, maybe it's speaking as a

eereht— though, maybe it's speaking as a parent because— though, maybe it's speaking as a parent because what effectively is parent because what effectively te ew— parent because what effectively is now happened,— parent because what effectively is now happened, if anything, eet— is now happened, if anything, eet tertht— is now happened, if anything, god forbid, happens , happened to god forbid, happens, happened to herrw— god forbid, happens, happened to herrw when— god forbid, happens, happened to herrw when he— god forbid, happens, happened to harry when he was— god forbid, happens, happened to harry when he was in this eewetrw— harry when he was in this country. there— harry when he was in this country. there will be those eewhe— country. there will be those eewhg thet— country. there will be those saying that his— country. there will be those saying that his family have got hteet— saying that his family have got hteet eh— saying that his family have got blood on their— saying that his family have got blood on their hands and the etete— blood on their hands and the etete hee— blood on their hands and the state has blood— blood on their hands and the state has blood on their hands heeewee— state has blood on their hands because-didn't- state has blood on their hands because didn't protect him because they didn't protect him . teeh— because they didn't protect him . teeh wett— because they didn't protect him . teeh wett .— because they didn't protect him . yeah, well , as— because they didn't protect him . yeah, well, as andrew said when— . yeah, well, as andrew said when he— . yeah, well, as andrew said when he wee— . yeah, well, as andrew said when he was here for the coronation— when he was here for the coronation and- when he was here for the coronation and other events thehhe— coronation and other events involving the— coronation and other events involving the royal family and hee— involving the royal family and he hert— involving the royal family and he pert-the— involving the royal family and he's part the family he's part of the royal family thet— he's part of the royal family thet te— he's part of the royal family that is still— he's part of the royal family that is still the— he's part of the royal family that is still the case. ti; that is still the case. he's teet— that is still the case. he's test met— that is still the case. he's twet met e— that is still the case. he's just not a working member. he is a afforded the same protection as they have. it's when he's here as a private individual because he's made the very clear distinction between his royal role and his private life. and he's opted for the private life on this occasion . so i imagine , on this occasion. so i imagine, of course, he doesn't ask my advice . maybe it would be better advice. maybe it would be better if he did from time to time because i'd give him honest advice. not from hangers advice. it's not from hangers on, it's open to him, i imagine, to hire people to protect him . to hire people to protect him. but they, of course, would not be armed police officers. and

that's what he wants. and he's says he's prepared to pay for it. so it is a reverse . and of it. so it is a reverse. and of course it does refer back to the events of last week, which we followed with some degree of interest in new york. but we followed it with _ interest in new york. but we followed it with some- wtiititit. w ttit 4 but we followed it with some degree of heretwtttw— followed it with some degree of incredulity, actually, michael, heeewee— incredulity, actually, michael, heeewee he— incredulity, actually, michael, because he clearly had exaggerated- because he clearly had exaggerated the whole wretched thhe. — exaggerated the whole wretched thhe. .wew — exaggerated the whole wretched three-wee thew— exaggerated the whole wretched thing. you know better than thing. but you know better than ewehe— thing. but you know better than ehehew hewhe— thing. but you know better than anyone having covered this temttw— anyone having covered this temttw ter— anyone having covered this family for-and- anyone having covered this family for and years , how family for years and years, how etteh— family for years and years, how etteh lrewet— family for years and years, how often royal protection officer often a royal protection officer putte— often a royal protection officer ewtte e— often a royal protection officer ewtte e gun— often a royal protection officer ewtte e gun h— often a royal protection officer pulls a gun in the line of duty . uh.— pulls a gun in the line of duty . uh meet— pulls a gun in the line of duty . uh, never saw— pulls a gun in the line of duty . uh, never saw it.- pulls a gun in the line of duty . uh, never saw it. never saw it. there was an incident where inspector trimming a colin trimming dashed forward when somebody was, was, was making a lunge at prince charles. of course , actually was with jeremy course, actually was with jeremy thorpe having dinner the night that there was an attempt on the life of princess anne in 1974, in the mall . and of course, on in the mall. and of course, on that occasion , uh, the very that occasion, uh, the very gallant police officer , a very

gallant police officer, a very nice scotsman, he took two bullets for their intended presumably for princess anne at that time . i've never seen that time. i've never seen a british officer pull so much as a truncheon , let alone a pistol a truncheon, let alone a pistol in all the time that i've been on royal events . okay, thank on royal events. okay, thank you,— on royal events. okay, thank yout theheet— on royal events. okay, thank you, michael. we've- w okay, thank you, michael. we've got to move on. you, michael. we've got to move ttteheet— you, michael. we've got to move on. michael cole— you, michael. we've got to move on. michael cole there. i think it's on. michael cole there. i think he reettw— on. michael cole there. i think it's really fascinating. i mean, it's really fascinating. i mean, tt teem-t— it's really fascinating. i mean, it doesn't have— it's really fascinating. i mean, it doesn't have to— it's really fascinating. i mean, it doesn't have to be under a rewet— it doesn't have to be under a rewet eteht— it doesn't have to be under a royal event if— it doesn't have to be under a royal event if he— it doesn't have to be under a royal event if he gets. but of het— royal event if he gets. but of course. but of— royal event if he gets. but of course. e ti.t:t. e royal event if he gets. but of course. e w e course. but of course, it wasn't the king's decision. it was the decision made by a home office committee. and the upheld committee. and the courts upheld it. yeah, he brought this. it. yeah, but he brought this. he it. yeah, but he brought this. he the— it. yeah, but he brought this. he thte kinsh— it. yeah, but he brought this. he this king, the— . yeah, but he brought this. he this king, the king could hete— he this king, the king could hete eteeeet— he this king, the king could have stepped yeah, the king he this king, the king could have shavead yeah, the king he this king, the king could have shave stepped ah, the king he this king, the king could have shave stepped in the king he this king, the king could have shave stepped in and king he this king, the king could have shave stepped in and said, could have stepped in and said, all-right— could have stepped in and said, all-right. we've- all right, fair. right. we've got— all right, fair. right. we've eet-mete— all right, fair. right. we've got-move on. - all right, fair. right. we've. got-move on. .queen all right, fair. right. we've- gotlmove on. .queen said, got to move on. the queen said, harry, you can't be half and harry, you can't be half in and you can't be half out. i'm not sure i could do— you can't be half out. i'm not sure i could do that- you can't be half out. i'm not sure i could do that if- you can't be half out. i'm not sure i could do that if it- i.ew . i'm not sure i could do that if it was my— sure i could do that if it was mw ee— sure i could do that if it was mw theteh. — sure i could do that if it was my son, though. right. but he's heert— my son, though. right. but he's never heard on— my son, though. right. but he's never heard on private. ti never heard on private. he's never here anyway. he- never heard on private. ti he research never here anyway. he research shows never here anyway. he research ehewe thet— never here anyway. he research ehewe thet r— never here anyway. he research shows that 1 in— never here anyway. he research shows that 1 in 4— never here anyway. he research shows that 1 in 4 staff- he research shows that 1 in 4 staff reported thet— shows that 1 in 4 staff reported thet-te— shows that 1 in 4 staff reported thet-te het— shows that 1 in 4 staff reported that-do not feel- shows that 1 in 4 staff reported that do not feel safe at that pupils do not feel safe at her— that pupils do not feel safe at their school,— that pupils do not feel safe at

their school,-more- that pupils do not feel safe at their school, more than a their school, while more than a thtrt— their school, while more than a thtrt ee— their school, while more than a third are _the - their school, while more than a third are-the right- third are getting the right etttehee— third are getting the right guidance deal third are getting the right- guidance-deal with guidance on how to deal with etteeettehe— guidance on how to deal with allegations of— guidance on how to deal with allegations of sexual harassment and violence. let's speak to the heet— and violence. let's speak to the heet et— and violence. let's speak to the head of-campaigns- and violence. let's speak to the head of campaigns at head of local campaigns at wette— head of local campaigns at nspcc, helen— head of local campaigns at nspcc, helen westerman. good morning— morning, helen. can you just eteteh—tei morning, helen. can you just eweeh—tei morning, helen. can you just ewe ttttte—tei morning, helen. can you just ex|a little bit—tol morning, helen. can you just ex|a little bit more? to morning, helen. can you just ex|a little bit more? what's» us a little bit more? what's going— us a little bit more? what's eeholwtth— us a little bit more? what's oeholwtth ew— us a little bit more? what's going with our kids? it�*t�*till going on with our kids? well, it's going on with our kids? well, he teen— going on with our kids? well, he teen e— going on with our kids? well, it's been a really— going on with our kids? well, it's been a really challenging time, hasn't it? had time, hasn't it? we've had the backdrop the pandemic and, backdrop of the pandemic and, you know, know for some you know, we know for some children was of children that was a time of increased risk of abuse and neglect under neglect and families under pressure. vulnerable children were out of sight from other trusted adults, like teachers. so this particular the so is this particular during the tethe— so is this particular during the ttrhe the— so is this particular during the during the pandemic that ehtttreh— during the pandemic that children were— during the pandemic that children were feeling vulnerable ? children were feeling vulnerable e theetttetw— children were feeling vulnerable etheetttetw — children were feeling vulnerable ? absolutely and— children were feeling vulnerable ? absolutely ' n: children were feeling vulnerable ? absolutely n: children were feeling vulnerable ? absolutely ' n: ? absolutely and we know that school is a wraparound place for children to feel safe . they children to feel safe. they might tell trusted adults in school what's going on for them and when they weren't in school, for some kids, being at home isn't that safe space. so it was really important when children went back into school that schools played their part in listening to what children had experienced those experienced throughout those difficult months and years. well, supposed to teach or well, who's supposed to teach or coach the teachers? the staff? how to

coach the teachers? the staff? hew te teet— coach the teachers? the staff? how to deal with— ii i 7 the staff? how to deal with allegations of eetet— how to deal with allegations of sexual harassment and violence? thet-e— sexual harassment and violence? thet-e het— sexual harassment and violence? that's not what— sexual harassment and violence? that's not what they're being teteht— that's not what they're being teteht-thew-re- that's not what they're being taught they're doing their taught when they're doing their teeeher—te- taught when they're doing their teacher—is it- taught when they're doing their teacher—is it ?- taught when they're doing their teacher is it ? well teacher training or is it? well i teacher training or is it? well t thht— teacher training or is it? well i think teachers— teacher training or is it? well i think teachers now are dealing wtth— i think teachers now are dealing wtth e— i think teachers now are dealing wtth e htmerh— i think teachers now are dealing with a number of— i think teachers now are dealing with a number of issues in the classroom room. _ with a number of issues in the classroom room. it: classroom room. so they're deaung classroom room. so they're dealing with abuse and neglect. they're also dealing with peer to peer harassment, some of which is engendered through the use of social media. so it's really challenging for teachers. and yes, there needs to be guidance on how teachers can tackle that . but we believe that tackle that. but we believe that teachers are at the forefront of keeping children safe. they do that routinely every day. we've seen an increase in the number of safeguarding referrals made to children's services over the last year, 59% increase and the numbers of referrals from schools were the highest since recording began in 2014. i'm still not sure who's supposed to teach the staff how to handle it . i think it's something that will happen through through teacher training. it's something that will happen with training

that will happen with training that goes on in schools as part of being a teacher. so you'll have your twilight training sessions with organisation like the nspcc going in to talk about a range of issues. but if this if a range of issues. but if this h the— a range of issues. but if this tt thte repert— a range of issues. but if this if this report is— a range of issues. but if this if this report is saying- g but if this if this report is saying that etete— if this report is saying that etete ten-t— if this report is saying that pupils don't feel safe at school , wett— pupils don't feel safe at school , wett ee— pupils don't feel safe at school , well as well,— pupils don't feel safe at school , well as well, that's presumably- , well as well, that's presumably that's a disciplinary thet-e— presumably that's a disciplinary issue. that's teachers not being ette— issue. that's teachers not being ehte te— issue. that's teachers not being ehte te eteme— issue. that's teachers not being able to clamp down on poor pupil to able to clamp down on poor pupil te etet— able to clamp down on poor pupil to pupil behaviour— able to clamp down on poor pupil to pupil behaviour. . itiellyt to pupil behaviour. it's really challenging. i think in a classroom setting we've seen definitely the impact of the issue around consent, but children being inappropriate, other using inappropriate language and that needs to be addressed through the lessons in schools . talking about healthy schools. talking about healthy relationships needs to be it looks like i'll tell you what, it also needs to be addressed, punished. it's on the children whe— punished. it's on the children whe ee— punished. it's on the children who are committing- w : it's on the children who are committing these eerttetter— who are committing these particular acts— who are committing these particular acts against other ehtttreh— particular acts against other children because, you know, thet-e— children because, you know, thet-e thet— children because, you know, that's that is— children because, you know, that's that is not— children because, you know, that's that is not a fashionable thhe— that's that is not a fashionable thhe te— that's that is not a fashionable thhe te te— that's that is not a fashionable thing to dolschool- that's that is not a fashionable thing to do school anymore. thing to do at school anymore. if thing to do at school anymore.

ttlehttt— thing to do at school anymore. ttlehttt te— thing to do at school anymore. if child is sexually if a child is sexually inappropriately touching another ehttet— inappropriately touching another ehttt-te— inappropriately touching another ehttt-te het— inappropriately touching another child,-is not just— inappropriately touching another child, is not just dealt child, that is not just dealt wtth— child, that is not just dealt wtth et— child, that is not just dealt with at hsc,_ child, that is not just dealt with at hsc, that needs a eehettw— with at hsc, that needs a eehettw .— with at hsc, that needs a eehettw . tt— with at hsc, that needs a penalty , it needs some sort of penalty, it needs some sort of ethtthe— penalty, it needs some sort of punitive action— penalty, it needs some sort of punitive action against that ehttet— punitive action against that child, doesn't— punitive action against that child, doesn't it— punitive action against that child, doesn't it ? yeah yeah. child, doesn't it? yeah yeah. art— child, doesn't it? yeah yeah. and children— child, doesn't it? yeah yeah. and children need— child, doesn't it? yeah yeah. and children need to- child, doesn't it? yeah yeah. and children need to understand that their behaviour or their vocabular or how they're treating their peers isn't acceptable. yes of course there's an education piece to do and there punitive action needs to be taken so that the victim feels safe in that school environment . feels safe in that school environment. but, you feels safe in that school environment . but, you know, just environment. but, you know, just punishing a child isn't enough. we need to educate our children, help them understand that it's not okay to talk or behave like that with their peer group. absolutely. i couldn't agree ett— absolutely. i couldn't agree htt t— absolutely. i couldn't agree more. but i do— absolutely. i couldn't agree more. but i do sometimes think the— more. but i do sometimes think thte eehttttm— more. but i do sometimes think this pendulum has— more. but i do sometimes think this pendulum has swung a bit too this pendulum has swung a bit tee ter— this pendulum has swung a bit tee ter .— this pendulum has swung a bit too far , especially in high too far, especially in high eeheete— too far, especially in high schools.ithink- too far, especially in high schools. think primary schools schools. i think primary schools are-different.— schools. i think primary schools are different. you've are very different. you've got eeme-wetne— are very different. you've got some young children some very young children who ten-t— some very young children who don't understand— some very young children who. don't understand _the don't understand because of the teeehhe— don't understand because of the teaching-getting- don't understand because of the teaching. getting at teaching. they're getting at heme.— teaching. they're getting at. home._between teaching. they're getting at home. wrong. between teaching. they're getting at home. wrong. but between teaching. they're getting at home. wrong. but itetween teaching. they're getting at home. wrong. but i thinktn teaching. they're getting at home. wrong. but i think in right and wrong. but i think in hteh— right and wrong. but i think in high eeheete— right and wrong. but i think in high schools, sometimes this teete— high schools, sometimes this heete te— high schools, sometimes this heete te he— high schools, sometimes this needs to be clamped down on and not needs to be clamped down on and net-hete— needs to be clamped down on and het-hete e— needs to be clamped down on and not-have a teacher— needs to be clamped down on and not have a teacher take not just have a teacher take them — not just have a teacher take them _he- not just have a teacher take- them _and-them them to one side and tell them thet— them to one side and tell them thet mewhe— them to one side and tell them that maybe they've got the wrong

htermetteh.— that maybe they've got the wrong information. we— that maybe they've got the wrong information. we need be information. we need to be ettthe— information. we need to be etttholterw— information. we need to be putting very message to putting a very clear message to teeheeere— putting a very clear message to teeheeere ee— putting a very clear message to teenagers as don't— putting a very clear message to teenagers as don't we, eerttettertw— teenagers as don't we, particularly about teenagers as don't we,- particularly-about what particularly boys, about what thew— particularly boys, about whati thew—ehte they can and can't do to girls in they can and can't do to girls th the— they can and can't do to girls in the classroom.— they can and can't do to girls in the classroom. that in the classroom. is that eeee— in the classroom. is that message through in the classroom. is that- message _through clearly in the classroom. is that- message do .through clearly in the classroom. is that message do you through clearly in the classroom. is that message do you thinkigh clearly in the classroom. is that messagedo you think ? clearly in the classroom. is that messagedo you think ? learly in the classroom. is that messagedo you think ? enough, do you think? i think it's enough, do you think? i think he e— enough, do you think? i think he e teet— enough, do you think? i think it's a real challenge. and i think the nspcc increasingly has been running youth led campaigns and what it means to have a safe , supportive education system. so girls in particular do want safe spaces in school. they do want to be able to talk about the things that are upsetting them , offending them. but we them, offending them. but we need to take lads with us on that journey . we can't just, you that journey. we can't just, you know, vilify young males. we need to be the role models for those young people so that they understand that actually you can talk members of the opposite talk to members of the opposite sex or your peer group in a responsible way. that's what responsible way. and that's what we're all working to achieve. helen, what do you think about this move towards shared toilets in now, not having in schools now, not having single sex toilets ? i think it's single sex toilets? i think it's all about creating safe spaces

for children. so when my daughter went to school, there basically had no no kind of toilet doors where you basically go to the loo and then you would come out and all of the sinks were open to everybody and that stopped bullying. it stopped children in there children going in there and being harassed or assaulted by other and all of other young people and all of those toilets were available to any any child. so whether male, female or non—binary, the and they saw bullying effects reduced significantly. so it's about making sure that when children do use the toilets, it's safe. yeah, for me, that's single sex. but thank you. head of single sex. but thank you. head et teeet— single sex. but thank you. head of local campaigns,— wgt: stix but thank you. head of local campaigns, the nspcc, heteh— of local campaigns, the nspcc, heteh weet— of local campaigns, the nspcc, heteh weet .— of local campaigns, the nspcc, helen west, de—man. of local campaigns, the nspcc, helen west , de—man. �*ftt: it: git w; helen west, de—man. we're going to helen west, de—man. we're going te eet— helen west, de—man. we're going to get the latest from cardiff, where a riot broke out last night. but first, here's your morning news with tamsin roberts . andrew thank you. here are the heetthee— . andrew thank you. here are the heetthee et— . andrew thank you. here are the headlines at 1132. _ . andrew thank you. here are the headlines at 1132. the— 'wt: here are the

headlines at 1132. the duke of steee— headlines at 1132. the duke of steee hee— headlines at 1132. the duke of sussex has lost— headlines at 1132. the duke of sussex has lost his bid to teeettw— sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the home ethee-e— legally challenge the home office's decision to block him hem— office's decision to block him hem eewhe— office's decision to block him hem eewhe ter— office's decision to block him from paying for police protection. _ from paying for police protection. whilst he's in the wt. — protection. whilst he's in the wt. theee— protection. whilst he's in the uk. prince harry— protection. whilst he's in the uk. prince harry had wanted to teet— uk. prince harry had wanted to teet the— uk. prince harry had wanted to teet the th— uk. prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after tethe— foot the bill himself after being tett— foot the bill himself after being told he— foot the bill himself after being told he would no longer the— being told he would no longer receive the same— being told he would no longer receive the same degree of ereteetteh— receive the same degree of protection when _ receive the same degree of protection when visiting. the teeteteh — protection when visiting. the decision comes— protection when visiting. the decision comes a week after herrw— decision comes a week after herrw ehe— decision comes a week after harry and meghan say they were eheeet— harry and meghan say they were chased through— harry and meghan say they were chased through new york at high eeeet— chased through new york at high eeeet hw— chased through new york at high speed by paparazzi . south wales speed by paparazzi. south wales tethe— speed by paparazzi. south wales eettee hete— speed by paparazzi. south wales police have condemned violent scenes in cardiff— police have condemned violent scenes in cardiff last night, whteh— scenes in cardiff last night, which followed— scenes in cardiff last night, which followed a crash in which two which followed a crash in which twe teeheeere— which followed a crash in which two teenagers died and young peepte— two teenagers died and young peoplet ee— two teenagers died and young people, some with their faces covered, threw— people, some with their faces covered, threw missiles, hettthe— covered, threw missiles, including fireworks at police ehe— including fireworks at police eht eet— including fireworks at police eht eet twe— including fireworks at police and set two cars— including fireworks at police and set two cars on fire. ethere— and set two cars on fire. officers say— and set two cars on fire. officers say the level of theme— officers say the level of violence towards emergency eertteee— violence towards emergency eertteee ehe— violence towards emergency services and the— violence towards emergency services and the damage caused tetettw— services and the damage caused was totally unacceptable . police was totally unacceptable. police in was totally unacceptable. police th hertteet— was totally unacceptable. police in portugal have— was totally unacceptable. police in portugal have begun searching a in portugal have begun searching e reeerteh— in portugal have begun searching e reeertetr ee— in portugal have begun searching a reservoir as part— in portugal have begun searching a reservoir as part of their investigation— a reservoir as part of their investigation into the disappearance of madeleine wecehh— disappearance of madeleine wecehh .— disappearance of madeleine wecehh . the— disappearance of madeleine mccann . the search on the mccann. the search on the hteerte— mccann. the search on the htoerte te— mccann. the search on the algarve is being carried out at the reeteet— algarve is being carried out at the teeteet et— algarve is being carried out at the request of german police. the— the request of german police. the meh— the request of german police. the main suspect, christian hrteetner— the main suspect, christian brueckner, is— the main suspect, christian brueckner, is facing sex offence ehereee—

brueckner, is facing sex offence ehereee h— brueckner, is facing sex offence charges in germany and was in hertteet— charges in germany and was in portugal around— charges in germany and was in portugal around the time hetetehe— portugal around the time madeleine disappeared in two theteeht— madeleine disappeared in two thousand and— madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven. climate preteetere— thousand and seven. climate protesters have— thousand and seven. climate protesters have disrupted shett-e— protesters have disrupted shell's annual general meeting wtth— shell's annual general meeting wtth ee— shell's annual general meeting wtth et— shell's annual general meeting with some of them being carried out with some of them being carried ett hw— with some of them being carried ett hw eeetrttw— with some of them being carried out by security and— with some of them being carried out by security and fossil free. ttthetteh— out by security and fossil free. extinction rebellion and ereeheeeee— extinction rebellion and greenpeace have been demonstrating peacefully outside the tente— demonstrating peacefully outside the h— demonstrating peacefully outside the venue in east— demonstrating peacefully outside the venue in east london. but hette— the venue in east london. but inside activists— the venue in east london. but inside activists have been eteeeet— inside activists have been stopped whilst— inside activists have been stopped whilst trying to storm the eteee — stopped whilst trying to storm the eteee .— stopped whilst trying to storm the stage . five— stopped whilst trying to storm the stage . five new species will the stage. five new species will he— the stage. five new species will now be protected— the stage. five new species will now be protected from the ivory hete.— now be protected from the ivory trete. thew— now be protected from the ivory trade. they include hippos , trade. they include hippos, walruses and— trade. they include hippos, walruses and aukus. it's already ttteeet— walruses and aukus. it's already ttteeet te— walruses and aukus. it's already illegal to trade— walruses and aukus. it's already illegal to trade elephant and three— illegal to trade elephant and rhhe hew.— illegal to trade elephant and rhino ivory. punishment for hreeehhe— rhino ivory. punishment for breaching the— rhino ivory. punishment for breaching the act is an unlimited— breaching the act is an unlimited fine or up to five weere— unlimited fine or up to five weere h— unlimited fine or up to five weere th tert— unlimited fine or up to five weere th tett .— unlimited fine or up to five years in jail . well you can get years in jail. well you can get eh ett— years in jail. well you can get more on all these— years in jail. well you can get more on all these stories by whether— more on all these stories by whether ew— more on all these stories by visiting our website, gb news. . treet— visiting our website, gb news. .com . direct bullion- visiting our website, gb news. .com . titw .com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment .

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britain's news . thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news. channel thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news . channel good britain's news. channel good morning. it's britain's news. channel good morning . it's 1138 britain's news. channel good morning . it's1138 us to the morning. it's1138 us to the tetet— morning. it's1138 us to the heht eh— morning. it's1138 us to the heht en et— morning. it's1138 us to the point on gb news- w; it's 1138 us to the point on gb news we've been tethe— point on gb news we've been tetthe wet— point on gb news we've been telling you this— point on gb news we've been telling you this morning about the teeth— telling you this morning about the teeth et— telling you this morning about the death of two— telling you this morning about the death of two teenage boys in certth. — the death of two teenage boys in cardiff. .carson _ the death of two teenage boys in cardiff.-carson is— the death of two teenage boys in cardiff. carson is there cardiff. jack carson is there wtth — cardiff. jack carson is there wtth .terw— cardiff. jack carson is there with .very - good i with the very latest. good memhe,— with the very latest. good morning, jack.— with the very latest. good morning, jack. do we with the very latest. good- morning, jack.-do we know ? morning, jack. what do we know? wett— morning, jack. what do we know? wett. eeet— morning, jack. what do we know? well, good morning— morning, jack. what do we know? well, good morning to— morning, jack. what do we know? well, good morning to you- morning, jack. what do we know? well, good morning to you both. it's thought that around 6:00 last night, two police arrived on scene at snowdon road here in ely , just outside of cardiff, ely, just outside of cardiff, where they'd been called after reports of two teenage boys being involved in a crash. they had both sadly passed away in that incident . but between 6 and that incident. but between 6 and 8:00, as as rumours went around on social media and as more people gathered around the scene, it's thought that a riot then broke out. that riot of which spread to around 100 to 150 people involved and had fireworks being set alight, cars being flipped over and set on fire. over my shoulder, you can probably see that white car in the background as that all of its windows smashed and all up

until the early hours of the morning, police were still trying to disperse people here. the south wales police and crime commissioner alun michael has said that there appears to be there are some rumours and those rumours became rife of a police chase which wasn't the case. and though that illustrates, he said, that illustrates the speed at which rumours can grow and cause each other. course, cause each other. of course, incidences . there are reports of incidences. there are reports of youths with masks which youths with masks on which were chucking fireworks and kind of firebombs, all kinds of things at police. police have said at police. 12 police have said to been injured in the to have been injured in the incidents last night. the scenes were being streamed both on facebook and on youtube . it facebook and on youtube. it showed fireworks, as i said , showed fireworks, as i said, other were here other missiles, police were here with riot shields to, of course, try and contain blocking. try and contain that blocking. one end of the street . and a one end of the street. and a member of the public apparently was also so attacked because they thought were an they thought they were an undercover police officer . undercover police officer. police were able to get the crowds under control. and crowds here under control. and as we hear it kind of mid—morning coming up to lunchtime i can see just

lunchtime today, i can see just to the right of me the burnt and scorched tarmac where a car and fires were set on. of course, there's still lots of smashed up cars this road, cars which cars down this road, cars which have had paint have been chucked and had paint thrown so some thrown on them. so some disturbing night disturbing scenes last night here in cardiff, but the cleanup is underway and the is well underway and the violence has now dispersed for the time being. there's no rumours of anything else starting again today. rumours of anything else starting again today . but of starting again today. but of course, as the clean up here continue, as this tight—knit community is starting to come continue, as this tight—knit conandiity is starting to come continue, as this tight—knit conand supportarting to come continue, as this tight—knit con and support eachi to come continue, as this tight—knit conand support each other. all out and support each other. all right. that's jack carson in cardiff. we're going to switch now to portugal where our home security editor mark white, has now to portugal where our home secllatestiitor mark white, has now to portugal where our home sec|latest on r mark white, has now to portugal where our home sec|latest on theark white, has now to portugal where our home sec|latest on the madeleineias the latest on the madeleine mccann investigation. mark morning again. what more do we know ? good morning . yeah, we're know? good morning. yeah, we're three— know? good morning. yeah, we're three hetre— know? good morning. yeah, we're three hetre ew— know? good morning. yeah, we're three hours now into— 7 good morning. yeah, we're three hours now into that search hethe— three hours now into that search hethe etertet— three hours now into that search having started in— three hours now into that search having started in earnest here on having started in earnest here eh thre— having started in earnest here on this reservoir,— having started in earnest here on this reservoir, which is ehett— on this reservoir, which is ehett eo— on this reservoir, which is about 30 miles- on this reservoir, which is about 30 miles from praia da luz/— about 30 miles from praia da the the— about 30 miles from praia da luz, the holiday— about 30 miles from praia da luz, the holiday resort , of luz, the holiday resort, of course, where _ luz, the holiday resort, of course, where madeleine mccann tteeeeeeret— course, where madeleine mccann tteeeeeeret .— course, where madeleine mccann disappeared , appeared from back

disappeared, appeared from back in disappeared, appeared from back he twe— disappeared, appeared from back in two thousand— disappeared, appeared from back in two thousand and seven. therew— in two thousand and seven. tmtrew rm— in two thousand and seven. andrew, i'm just— in two thousand and seven. andrew, i'm just going to step out andrew, i'm just going to step ett et— andrew, i'm just going to step ett et the— andrew, i'm just going to step ett et the wew— andrew, i'm just going to step out of the way and just give you a out of the way and just give you e ehet— out of the way and just give you e ehet hem — out of the way and just give you a shot from what— out of the way and just give you a shot from what we can see from our a shot from what we can see from tehteee— a shot from what we can see from our vantage point— a shot from what we can see from our vantage point here, looking tewh— our vantage point here, looking tewh be...— our vantage point here, looking tewh heh ew— our vantage point here, looking down, ben, our cameraman, gets the tmeeee— down, ben, our cameraman, gets the tmeeee et— down, ben, our cameraman, gets the images of these white tents, terehete— the images of these white tents, terehete twee— the images of these white tents, forensic type tents— the images of these white tents, forensic type tents that are on a forensic type tents that are on e ttttte — forensic type tents that are on e ttttte ett— forensic type tents that are on a little bit of— forensic type tents that are on a little bit of a— forensic type tents that are on a little bit of a peninsula that tete— a little bit of a peninsula that ttte ett— a little bit of a peninsula that ttte ett hte— a little bit of a peninsula that juts out into the— a little bit of a peninsula that juts out into the reservoir. the reeerteh— juts out into the reservoir. the reservoir itself— juts out into the reservoir. the reservoir itself ,_ juts out into the reservoir. the reservoir itself , those were reservoir itself, those were ereetet— reservoir itself, those were ereetet h— reservoir itself, those were erected in the— reservoir itself, those were erected in the last day to teettttete— erected in the last day to facilitate the _ erected in the last day to facilitate the search operations . ahe— facilitate the search operations . the he— facilitate the search operations . and it's clear— facilitate the search operations . and it's clear to— facilitate the search operations . and it's clear to me that the eermet— . and it's clear to me that the german police— . and it's clear to me that the german police in— . and it's clear to me that the german police in conjunction, of wtth— german police in conjunction, of course, with the— german police in conjunction, of course, with the portuguese who are course, with the portuguese who erettthe— course, with the portuguese who are providing the— course, with the portuguese who are providing the assets for the searches here,— are providing the assets for the searches here, are— are providing the assets for the searches here, are acting on eeeethe— searches here, are acting on specific intelligence . s now, specific intelligence. s now, thetrertethotw— specific intelligence. s now, unsurprisingly ,_ specific intelligence. s now, unsurprisingly , they haven't unsurprisingly, they haven't eheret— unsurprisingly, they haven't shared with— unsurprisingly, they haven't shared with us— unsurprisingly, they haven't shared with us what that intelligence _ shared with us what that intelligence is , but it's clear intelligence is, but it's clear he— intelligence is, but it's clear he eeeethe— intelligence is, but it's clear it's specific intelligence heeetee— it's specific intelligence because this— it's specific intelligence because this is a very significant— because this is a very significant wide area around the— significant wide area around thte reeerteh— significant wide area around this reservoir .— significant wide area around this reservoir. but the search is concentrated— this reservoir. but the search is concentrated on that one area

where— is concentrated on that one area where wet— is concentrated on that one area where you could— is concentrated on that one area where you could see the white tehte. — where you could see the white tehte. the — where you could see the white tents. and then— where you could see the white tents. and then there's a group of tents. and then there's a group et tethe— tents. and then there's a group of police officers— tents. and then there's a group of police officers and other eeeetettete— of police officers and other specialists ,_ of police officers and other specialists , searchers now on a specialists, searchers now on a ttttte— specialists, searchers now on a ttttte ett— specialists, searchers now on a ttttte htt et— specialists, searchers now on a little bit of a— specialists, searchers now on a little bit of a hill— specialists, searchers now on a little bit of a hill jutting out hte— little bit of a hill jutting out hte the— little bit of a hill jutting out into the reservoir there. thew-te— into the reservoir there. they've been- into the reservoir there. they've been there for some time . se — they've been there for some time . se thet-e— they've been there for some time . se thet-e the— they've been there for some time . so that's the area— they've been there for some time . so that's the area that is meet— . so that's the area that is meet et— . so that's the area that is most of interest- . so that's the area that is most of interest to them. we etee— most of interest to them. we etee eew— most of interest to them. we also saw fire— most of interest to them. we also saw fire and— most of interest to them. we also saw fire and rescue rigid tmtetehte— also saw fire and rescue rigid tmtetehte .— also saw fire and rescue rigid inflatable , all— also saw fire and rescue rigid inflatable , all that took to the inflatable, all that took to the tee— inflatable, all that took to the tee teet— inflatable, all that took to the water's just after— inflatable, all that took to the water's just after 8:00 this memhe— water's just after 8:00 this merhhe .— water's just after 8:00 this morning , testing the waters morning, testing the waters reettw— morning, testing the waters reettw ter— morning, testing the waters really for the— morning, testing the waters really for the dive teams that whtt— really for the dive teams that wttt eeerete— really for the dive teams that will operate from that little rib will operate from that little rth eter— will operate from that little rib over the _ will operate from that little rib over the next couple of days as rib over the next couple of days ee wett — rib over the next couple of days ee wett tt— rib over the next couple of days ee wett tt te— rib over the next couple of days as well. it is, we're— rib over the next couple of days as well. it is, we're told, ertmerttw— as well. it is, we're told, primarily going to be a search eeeretteh— primarily going to be a search operation that's— primarily going to be a search operation that's concerned ereetet— operation that's concerned ereetet h— operation that's concerned created in the— operation that's concerned created in the woodland and the tent— created in the woodland and the tent eretht— created in the woodland and the land around the— created in the woodland and the land around the reservoir. but there— land around the reservoir. but there wttt— land around the reservoir. but there will be— land around the reservoir. but there will be an— land around the reservoir. but there will be an element of it thet-e— there will be an element of it that's undertaken— there will be an element of it that's undertaken by the dive eeeh— that's undertaken by the dive search teams— that's undertaken by the dive search teams as— that's undertaken by the dive search teams as well. and the reeerteh— search teams as well. and the reeertetr ee— search teams as well. and the reservoir as well. _ search teams as well. and the reservoir as well. i— search teams as well. and the reservoir as well. i should say. rte— reservoir as well. i should say. he erehehtw— reservoir as well. i should say. it's probably about 15 foot or so it's probably about 15 foot or ee tewer— it's probably about 15 foot or so lower than— it's probably about 15 foot or

so lower than what it is when it is. so lower than what it is when it he. tet— so lower than what it is when it he. tet thew— so lower than what it is when it he. tet thew .— so lower than what it is when it is. you know , raining fairly is. you know, raining fairly heetttw— is. you know, raining fairly heetttw h— is. you know, raining fairly heavily in this— is. you know, raining fairly heavily in this part of the wette— heavily in this part of the wertt. se— heavily in this part of the world. so that— heavily in this part of the world. so that is exposed quite a world. so that is exposed quite e ett— world. so that is exposed quite e htt et— world. so that is exposed quite e htt et the— world. so that is exposed quite a bit of the shoreline, which in some ways as well— a bit of the shoreline, which in some ways as well allows them , some ways as well allows them, the eeeh — some ways as well allows them, the search teams,— some ways as well allows them, the search teams, to penetrate , the search teams, to penetrate, eehetrete— the search teams, to penetrate, penetrate deeper— the search teams, to penetrate, penetrate deeper into the eherethe— penetrate deeper into the shoreline under we know just hrtettw— shoreline under we know just hrtettw thet— shoreline under we know just briefly that they've been there hetere. — briefly that they've been there hetere. the— briefly that they've been there before. the police,- briefly that they've been there before. i before. the police, they've searched this reservoir before . searched this reservoir before. so there must be some new intelligence to have presumably taken them back . yeah, well, the taken them back. yeah, well, the eeehee thet— taken them back. yeah, well, the searches that were _ w i yeah, well, the searches that were carried out hetere— searches that were carried out hetere — searches that were carried out before were actually privately tthtet— before were actually privately tthtet hw— before were actually privately tthtet hw e— before were actually privately funded by a local lawyer who was ttemteeet— funded by a local lawyer who was ttemteeet et— funded by a local lawyer who was dismissed at the— funded by a local lawyer who was dismissed at the time. he had etetmet— dismissed at the time. he had claimed that— dismissed at the time. he had claimed that he— dismissed at the time. he had claimed that he had information hem— claimed that he had information from some deep— claimed that he had information from some deep undercover eewhe— from some deep undercover sources saying from the criminal thterwertt— sources saying from the criminal underworld that— sources saying from the criminal underworld that madeleine mccann was underworld that madeleine mccann mtrteret— underworld that madeleine mccann was murdered within 48 hours of tethe— was murdered within 48 hours of being abducted— was murdered within 48 hours of being abducted and her body teeeeet— being abducted and her body teeeeet .— being abducted and her body deposed , pocketed here somewhere deposed, pocketed here somewhere . he— deposed, pocketed here somewhere . he eemet— deposed, pocketed here somewhere . he carried out.— deposed, pocketed here somewhere . he carried out. he— deposed, pocketed here somewhere . he carried out. he paid for the— . he carried out. he paid for the heme— . he carried out. he paid for dive teams himself to carry out

theee— dive teams himself to carry out those searches. _ dive teams himself to carry out those searches. as— dive teams himself to carry out those searches. as i say, it was ttemteeet— those searches. as i say, it was ttemteeet et— those searches. as i say, it was dismissed at the— those searches. as i say, it was dismissed at the time, claim was thet— dismissed at the time, claim was thet thre— dismissed at the time, claim was thet thte me— dismissed at the time, claim was that this man was— dismissed at the time, claim was that this man was a— dismissed at the time, claim was that this man was a bit of a self—publicist.— that this man was a bit of a self—publicist. now it may well be, self—publicist. now it may well he, therew— self—publicist. now it may well be, andrew, that— self—publicist. now it may well be, andrew, that the german etthertttee— be, andrew, that the german authorities are _ be, andrew, that the german authorities are re—examining et— authorities are re—examining et the— authorities are re—examining some of the evidence that he was ette— some of the evidence that he was ehte te— some of the evidence that he was ehte te tether— some of the evidence that he was able to gather the— some of the evidence that he was able to gather the contact s thet— able to gather the contact s thet he— able to gather the contact s that he heard— able to gather the contact s that he heard from . certainly that he heard from. certainly eemethhe— that he heard from. certainly something has— that he heard from. certainly something has brought them to this something has brought them to thte etee— something has brought them to thte et— something has brought them to this area of all— something has brought them to this area of all areas . 16 years this area of all areas. 16 years etter— this area of all areas. 16 years after madeleine's— this area of all areas. 16 years after madeleine's disappeared tteeeeeerenee— after madeleine's disappeared disappearance. it is quite ttterettw— disappearance. it is quite literally in— disappearance. it is quite literally in the- disappearance. it is quite literally in the middle of nowhere. christian brueckner, we thew,— nowhere. christian brueckner, we knew thet— nowhere. christian brueckner, we knew thet h— nowhere. christian brueckner, we knew thet th e— nowhere. christian brueckner, we know, lived in a commune about mttee— know, lived in a commune about seven miles from _ know, lived in a commune about seven miles from here. this was an seven miles from here. this was en thet— seven miles from here. this was an area that he— seven miles from here. this was an area that he he— seven miles from here. this was an area that he he frequented. he an area that he he frequented. he thet— an area that he he frequented. he thet the— an area that he he frequented. he liked the area.— an area that he he frequented. he liked the area. apparently so he het— he liked the area. apparently so he had connections to the area. the— he had connections to the area. the ee— he had connections to the area. the ee t— he had connections to the area. the ee t eew— he had connections to the area. and as i say, it's— he had connections to the area. and as i say, it's only about 30 mttee— and as i say, it's only about 30 mttee hem— and as i say, it's only about 30 miles from praia— and as i say, it's only about 30 miles from praia de luis itself . ehew— miles from praia de luis itself . otew. theth— miles from praia de luis itself . okay. thank you,- miles from praia de luis itself . okay. thank you, mark. mark white there, who will no doubt bfing white there, who will no doubt bring us any news as it breaks from portugal. that's fascinating, isn't it, that somebody we were talking earlier, we've got tanya buxton and nigel nelson back in the

studio, 16 years ago, and it's still absolutely gripping because it's so shocking because no one would expect to leave their children for a moment to go across the road for dinner on houday go across the road for dinner on holiday and have their children abducted, their child abducted. a lot parents used to do a lot of parents used to do thet.— a lot of parents used to do thet. eeh-t— a lot of parents used to do that. don't think anybody does thet—e— that. don't think anybody does thet—e tet- that. don't think anybody does thet—e tet et- that anymore. but a lot of eerehte— that anymore. but a lot of eerehte-te- that anymore. but a lot of parents-to do- that anymore. but a lot of parents to do that. that anymore. but a lot of- parents-to do that. but the parents used to do that. but the three— parents used to do that. but the thhe re.— parents used to do that. but the thhe he. we— parents used to do that. but the thing is, we should still be able to that. that's one of able to do that. that's one of my concerns this story, is my concerns about this story, is that it gave an that i think it gave an unnecessary amplification of parental fear of how likely this is still very, is to happen. it's still very, very rare. it is. but are you tethe— very rare. it is. but are you tethe thet— ttig ”e”: it is. but are you taking that chance? i'm not. weet.— taking that chance? i'm not. teeh. t— taking that chance? i'm not. teeh. t he. — taking that chance? i'm not. teeh. t te. r— taking that chance? i'm not. yeah, i do. i haven't- taking that chance? i'm not. yeah, i do. i haven't allowed know. haven't this know. i haven't allowed this case change my behaviour. case to change my behaviour. really quite consciously no , i really i quite consciously no, i quite consciously made sure that i become helicopter i didn't become the helicopter parent vera baird it did parent because vera baird it did change a lot of people's behaviour. nigel yeah, i think it behaviour. nigel yeah, i think tt—wee- behaviour. nigel yeah, i think tt—wee eeeh- it did because it was such a eheethe— it did because it was such a shocking case.— it did because it was such a shocking case. yeah and you kind of shocking case. yeah and you kind et hete— shocking case. yeah and you kind et heee thet— shocking case. yeah and you kind of hope that the— shocking case. yeah and you kind of hope that the search going on at of hope that the search going on et the— of hope that the search going on et the memet— of hope that the search going on at the moment won't find enwthhe— at the moment won't find ehwthhe. ahe— at the moment won't find anything. and of course we all prav— anything. and of course we all erew thet— anything. and of course we all pray that madeleine, who's theethe— pray that madeleine, who's meethe zo— pray that madeleine, who's knocking 20 now, will one day

wett— knocking 20 now, will one day wett threteh— knocking 20 now, will one day walk through the _ knocking 20 now, will one day walk through the door. but on top walk through the door. but on tee et— walk through the door. but on tee et thet,— walk through the door. but on top of that, you've got kate and eerh— top of that, you've got kate and hero hecehh— top of that, you've got kate and gerry mccann who've been etherhe— gerry mccann who've been suffering for— gerry mccann who've been suffering for this for so long in suffering for this for so long th e— suffering for this for so long in a sense , they— suffering for this for so long in a sense , they want closure in a sense, they want closure wew— in a sense, they want closure one way or estimate values thetm — one way or estimate values known. madeleine- one way or estimate values known. itititcze w w one way or estimate values- known. madeleine mccann since a—levels at school saying that when she last spoke to madeleine's. when she last spoke to madeleine's . kate. kate mccann madeleine's. kate. kate mccann saying that hope is exhausting. yeah yeah. well, i think that to thtereteht,— yeah yeah. well, i think that to thtereteht, t— 4ie w yeah. well, i think that to understand, i wonder how often thew— understand, i wonder how often thew hete— understand, i wonder how often thew hete eh— understand, i wonder how often they have an uninterrupted night of they have an uninterrupted night et eteee— they have an uninterrupted night et eteee. teeh— they have an uninterrupted night of sleep. yeah, but— they have an uninterrupted night of sleep. yeah, but because it's eeeh— of sleep. yeah, but because it's eteh e— of sleep. yeah, but because it's eteh e eeeh— of sleep. yeah, but because it's eteh e eteh e— of sleep. yeah, but because it's such a such a major case, i thht— such a such a major case, i thht eeeete— such a such a major case, i think people did- such a such a major case, i think people did change, change the wew— think people did change, change the way-behaved. - think people did change, change the way behaved. i mean, the way they behaved. i mean, it's the way they behaved. i mean, tt-e—eterw- the way they behaved. i mean,i tt-e—eterw eereht it's something that every parent eeh— it's something that every parent eert et— it's something that every parent sort of suddenly— it's something that every parent sort of suddenly becomes ever mere—t- sort of suddenly becomes ever mere—t thew- sort of suddenly becomes ever more—i know it'si more conscious of. i know it's ewttttw— more conscious of. i know it's ewttttw-htt— more conscious of. i know it's awfully-but just- more conscious of. i know it's awfully but just the fact. awfully rare, but just the fact. hte— awfully rare, but just the fact. hte-teete— awfully rare, but just the fact. did-leave your- awfully rare, but just the fact. did leave your kids did you ever leave your kids etete— did you ever leave your kids alone-holiday?- did you ever leave your kids alone holiday? probably alone on holiday? i probably did— alone on holiday? i probably thet-het— alone on holiday? i probably thet-het-t- alone on holiday? i probablyi did,-not-i would did, but i'm not sure i would hete— did, but i'm not sure i would hete-wtth— did, but i'm not sure i would have with something. have done with something. semethhe— have done with something. something like— have done with something. something like this happening . i something like this happening. i tt— something like this happening. i h t— something like this happening. i h t etet— something like this happening. i mean, if i did, it— something like this happening. i mean, if i did, it would be we ttth-t— mean, if i did, it would be we ttth-t 90— mean, if i did, it would be we ttth-t 90 ett— mean, if i did, it would be we didn't go out without them or ehwthhe— didn't go out without them or ehwthho the— didn't go out without them or anything like that. so i wettth-t— anything like that. so i wouldn't have done that. but eertehtw— wouldn't have done that. but eertehtw tt— wouldn't have done that. but certainly it made— wouldn't have done that. but certainly it made you more conscious that— certainly it made you more conscious that something treetttt— conscious that something dreadful like— conscious that something dreadful like this, they were eheethe — dreadful like this, they were checking every— dreadful like this, they were checking every half an hour.

teet— checking every half an hour. teeh .— checking every half an hour. teeh . wett— checking every half an hour. yeah , well, it— checking every half an hour. yeah , well, it was. - checking every half an hour. yeah , well, it was. i- checking every half an hour. 4ie w c i mean, checking every half an hour. 4 c i mean, yeah yeah, well, it was. i mean, yeah , i yeah, well, it was. i mean, yeah , t meeh— yeah, well, it was. i mean, yeah . t eeeete— yeah, well, it was. i mean, yeah , i mean, people can't- 4 c i mean, yeah , i mean, people can't remember, but he— , i mean, people can't remember, but he ee— , i mean, people can't remember, but he et— , i mean, people can't remember, but it's one of those— , i mean, people can't remember, but it's one of those lovely eeehe— but it's one of those lovely resorts where. _ but it's one of those lovely resorts where. by the pool. teeh. — resorts where. by the pool. teeh. ahe— resorts where. by the pool. yeah. and and— resorts where. by the pool. yeah. and and sat having dinner wtth— yeah. and and sat having dinner wtth ehett— yeah. and and sat having dinner with about six— yeah. and and sat having dinner with about six couples or eemethhe. — with about six couples or something. wasn't it. all the the- something. wasn't it. all the ttttte ee— something. wasn't it. all the little ones at— something. wasn't it. all the little ones at the— something. wasn't it. all the little ones at the end of the day— little ones at the end of the dew ee— little ones at the end of the day are swimming. they've all eeeh— day are swimming. they've all teen—tethe- day are swimming. they've all been—you're all- been swimming. you're all ethetetet— been swimming. you're all exhausted. the— been swimming. you're all exhausted. the children fall hte— exhausted. the children fall. hte—eeteee. into bed and they fall asleep. herehte—thewl into bed and they fall asleep.| parents _they go, parents sit down and they go, tteht— parents sit down and they go, them-teet— parents sit down and they go, ttteht-ttet 90- parents sit down and they go, right, just go and have a right, we'll just go and have a teet— right, we'll just go and have a teet. tet— right, we'll just go and have a teet. tet ehe— right, we'll just go and have a look. you can see— right, we'll just go and have a look. you can see the room from where—the- look. you can see the room from where—the wholei where they were and the whole reeert— where they were and the whole resort was marketed as somewhere eere— resort was marketed as somewhere eere-tete— resort was marketed as somewhere eeteltete-ttte— resort was marketed as somewhere safe .take - kids where - resort was marketed as somewhere safe take kids where you safe to take your kids where you can _can be adults- safe to take your kids where you can can be adults in the can and you can be adults in the etehhe— can and you can be adults in the evening because— can and you can be adults in the evening because we've got people tethe— evening because we've got people eehe—eeehe.- doing patrols. and, of course, gerry mccann haunted by the gerry mccann is haunted by the fact went to check on fact when he went to check on that, they might have still been there. yeah. but talking of poor parenting, because i do not think the madeleine mccanns think the madeleine the mccanns ever should be accused of poor parenting . people who this parenting. people who buy this stuff have watch of stuff might be have a watch of this and let me know what this video and let me know what you think of this. it's coming just you think of this. it's coming ttet hete— you think of this. it's coming ttet hett eh— you think of this. it's coming just hold on in— you think of this. it's coming just hold on in there. - it's coming just hold on in there. wtiiti c just hold on in there. there it is. just hold on in there. there it he. seetteh— just hold on in there. there it is. section says light binding effect on it and then the bottoms in the kids section .

bottoms in the kids section. keepin bottoms in the kids section. keep in mind say they tuck friendly construction. they're giving it to your kids. if that doesn't give you a reason to boycott target, i don't know what does. but this getting out of hand. they're targeting children whether you like it or not. and it's time people not. and it's time that people actually something about it, actually do something about it, because then actually do something about it, becauwhat? then actually do something about it, becauwhat? that then actually do something about it, becauwhat? that won'tien actually do something about it, becauwhat? that won't just be guess what? that won't just be in target. it'll be in every store ever. okay. apologies for the-ethe— store ever. okay. apologies for the-quite apologiesi the language. quite apologies for the language. quite apologies her—shee- the language. quite apologies. for—she's furious. for the language. she's furious. she-e— for the language. she's furious. she-e-te— for the language. she's furious. she-e-te he,— for the language. she's furious. she's-to be, that- she's entitled to be, that is. explain — she's entitled to be, that is. ttetethlte— she's entitled to be, that is. explainlto us,— she's entitled to be, that is. explain to us, tanya. that is explain it to us, tanya. that is a explain it to us, tanya. that is e-h— explain it to us, tanya. that is e-h tereet— explain it to us, tanya. that is e-h tereet h- explain it to us, tanya. that is a in target in america a woman in target in america ehewhe— a woman in target in america showing underwear for showing us underwear for ehtttreh— showing us underwear for children - some - showing us underwear for children some of showing us underwear for- children-some of-other children and some of the other etth— children and some of the other etttt thet— children and some of the other stuff that was— children and some of the other stuff that was for— children and some of the other stuff that was for infants. but the— stuff that was for infants. but the we— stuff that was for infants. but the ter— stuff that was for infants. but this was for-very- stuff that was for infants. but this was for very young this was for young, very young children. sizes children. it was a smaller sizes and light binding and they have light binding effects like what? kids have boobs anyway. it's boobs anyway. but it's interesting using this interesting using them to this idea when your boobs come idea that when your boobs come along, to bind them to along, you want to bind them to infants children , and infants now to children, and then the tucking tuck friendly so little boys can tuck their willies away so they can't be shown. they can girls because they girls . because they they can be girls. because they can be girls. they can be thereeeet.— can be girls. they can be undressed-what- i w g they can be undressed. what age can be girls. they can be undressed.-what age this undressed. and what age is this thterweer—

undressed. and what age is this underwear being— undressed. and what age is this underwear being marketed? so this underwear being marketed? so thte te— underwear being marketed? so the he the— underwear being marketed? so this is this is— underwear being marketed? so this is this is toddlers. - underwear being marketed? so this is this is toddlers. it- this is this is toddlers. it starts toddlers, nigel? starts toddlers, right, nigel? and all part of a wide and this is all part of a wide rehee— and this is all part of a wide rehee et— and this is all part of a wide range at target.— and this is all part of a wide range at target. so it's all the rehetthe — range at target. so it's all the rainbows. it's— range at target. so it's all the rainbows. it's all— range at target. so it's all the rainbows. it's all about there ehettt— rainbows. it's all about there should - place, - rainbows. it's all about there should place, presumably should be no place, presumably hetweeh— should be no place, presumably between sexuality— should be no place, presumably between sexuality and children . between sexuality and children. wett— between sexuality and children. wet. the— between sexuality and children. wet. the entw— between sexuality and children. well, the only thing— between sexuality and children. well, the only thing i— between sexuality and children. well, the only thing i would say here is it is never going to agree with it. nigel surely free mertet. — agree with it. nigel surely free mertet. art— agree with it. nigel surely free market. and if— agree with it. nigel surely free market. and if you— agree with it. nigel surely free market. and if you don't like it, don't buy it. no. when it comes down to the sort of the pride themed bits about the clothes thing, if you have two gay parents, for instance , it gay parents, for instance, it may be that they would like to dress their children like that . dress their children like that. why would two gay parents want to away a little boy's to take away a little boy's willy ? well, i'm not saying why willy? well, i'm not saying why would gay parents i don't like the sound of that bit. it's the i'm talking about the. but that's but that is significant. but that is significant. there's hethhe— but that is significant. there's hethhe wrehe— but that is significant. there's nothing wrong with that. i will be, nothing wrong with that. i will bet-july— nothing wrong with that. i will bet-july the- nothing wrong with that. i will he—tttw the ret- nothing wrong with that. i will be,-july the 1st is. be, you know, july the 1st is gay— be, you know, july the 1st is eew emte— be, you know, july the 1st is gay pride-the— be, you know, july the 1st is gay pride the uk. i am in gay pride in the uk. i am in eehe— gay pride in the uk. i am in sehe wtth— gay pride in the uk. i am in soho with all— gay pride in the uk. i am in soho with all my gay friends hethe— soho with all my gay friends hethe e— soho with all my gay friends hethe e greet— soho with all my gay friends having a great time . and this is having a great time. and this is whet— having a great time. and this is whet reettw— having a great time. and this is what really upsets— having a great time. and this is what really upsets me. it's eterwthhe-e— what really upsets me. it's- everything's_being everything's been because being gay is— everything's been because being eew te tew— everything's been because being gay is very different to being

to gay is very different to being te trwhe— gay is very different to being te trwho te— gay is very different to being to trying to get— gay is very different to being to trying to get your to to trying to get your child to be transgender._ to trying to get your child to be transgender. yes thank you. smudging— be transgender. yes thank you. smudging together to try and smudging it together to try and get ewew— smudging it together to try and get ewew wtth— smudging it together to try and get away with it.— smudging it together to try and get away with it. but they must not get away with it. but they must net-ewew— get away with it. but they must net-ewew-tt.— get away with it. but they must not-away-it. this- get away with it. but they must not-away-it. this is. not get away with it. this is meeehe— not get away with it. this is messing children's minds. messing with children's minds. the— messing with children's minds. tmtleettettw— messing with children's minds. and actually think that the and i actually think that the theme— and i actually think that the parents-would- and i actually think that the parents would dressing parents that would be dressing theh— parents that would be dressing their—toddlers. their children, their toddlers ehe— their children, their toddlers and—infants- their children, their toddlers and—infants in. their children, their toddlers- and_infants in these and their young infants in these three— and their young infants in these there heet— and their young infants in these things need psychological help heeetee— because it's damaging their mttee.— children. it's going to be interesting,— interesting, but there must be a for interesting, but there must be a ter mertet— interesting, but there must be a ter mertet tt— interesting, but there must be a for market it because they're eetthe— for market it because they're eetthe ht,— for market it because they're selling it, which _ for market it because they're selling it, which is really werrwho— selling it, which is really worrying, isn't- selling it, which is really worrying, isn't it, that concerns me- worrying, isn't it, that concerns me so much about the reerte— concerns me so much about the eeeete eerenthe— concerns me so much about the people parenting. these people will people parenting. these people wttt hete— people parenting. these people will have done— people parenting. these people will have done their market research. it's— will have done their market research. it's a— will have done their market research. c will have done their market research. it's a major, major name in america. but i don't know if they do because a lot of the trans advertising that you see, you see once once they kind of use someone that's trans for a marketing campaign, a certain marketing campaign, then go woke, go broke in then you go woke, go broke in many ways. so i'm not sure they do. many ways. so i'm not sure they the-he— many ways. so i'm not sure they the-he thew— many ways. so i'm not sure they the-he thew te— many ways. so i'm not sure they do.-do they do it- many ways. so i'm not sure they do.-do they do it for- do. do it. do they do it for headlines?— do. do it. do they do it for headlines? i— do. do it. do they do it for headlines? i don't know why they do headlines? i don't know why they te rt.— headlines? i don't know why they te tt. rte— headlines? i don't know why they do it. it's because— headlines? i don't know why they do it. it's because it's normal worryingt— do it. it's because it's normal werrwho-tt-e- do it. it's because it's normal worrying, it's become do it. it's because it's normal. worrying,-it's become so worrying, because it's become so hermetteet— worrying, because it's become so normalised now. _ worrying, because it's become so normalised now. t gtic normalised now. nigel that's the problem. a problem. we're so used. well, a child what want child can decide what they want to can be gay at four to be. they can be gay at four years old. i mean, these are these are these are clothes for

children. don't think children. i don't think it should one them says should be. one of them says like, congratulate on coming like, congratulate us on coming out on a babygro. yeah but i mean out on a babygro. yeah but i thet-e— out on a babygro. yeah but i mean that's when— out on a babygro. yeah but i mean that's when i- out on a babygro. yeah but i mean that's when i go- g yeah but i mean that's when i go back to the— mean that's when i go back to the te— mean that's when i go back to the hit— mean that's when i go back to the teltt wee— mean that's when i go back to the tolit was gay— mean that's when i go back to the to it was gay parents who the to if it was gay parents who are the to if it was gay parents who prett— the to if it was gay parents who etete et— the to if it was gay parents who are proud of that— the to if it was gay parents who are proud of that and have a ehttt— are proud of that and have a ehttt thew— are proud of that and have a child they want— are proud of that and have a child they want to actually heereerete — child they want to actually incorporate into that. so the ehttt— incorporate into that. so the child thinks— incorporate into that. so the child thinks that is absolutely but child thinks that is absolutely htt ehettt— child thinks that is absolutely but should you— child thinks that is absolutely but should you be proud of being gay? — but should you be proud of being gay? rm— but should you be proud of being gay? m net— but should you be proud of being gay? i'm not particularly proud of being heterosexual. are you proud of being gay? well, it's not the proud of being gay? well, it's net the were— proud of being gay? well, it's not the word i'd— proud of being gay? well, it's not the word i'd use.- : wg ge7 well, it's not the word i'd use. i'm not. wett— not the word i'd use. i'm not. wett tt-e— not the word i'd use. i'm not. wett tt-e teet— not the word i'd use. i'm not. well it's just what- not the word i'd use. i'm not. well it's just what it is. tteht. — well it's just what it is. them. are— well it's just what it is. right. and isn't- well it's just what it is. right. and isn't that. well it's just what it is. right. and isn't that the problem? because we tell children i'm proud of you when they do something good, and when we're saying to them, it's like saying them, i will be proud saying to them, i will be proud of you're gay. yeah, of you if you're gay. yeah, well, i think— of you if you're gay. yeah, well, i think that- of you if you're gay. yeah, well, i think that i- ”c; 93; yeah, well, i think that i take the point,— well, i think that i take the point, you— well, i think that i take the point, you know, you can't be proud— point, you know, you can't be proud-your— point, you know, you can't be proud-your brown- point, you know, you can't be proud your brown eyes or proud of your brown eyes or something— proud of your brown eyes or something like— proud of your brown eyes or something like that because you what—had- something like that because you what—had no- something like that because youi what—had no control what you are, you had no control that.— what you are, you had no control over that. yeah,— what you are, you had no control over that. yeah, i— what you are, you had no control over that. yeah, i think that that— over that. yeah, i think that that-kind- over that. yeah, i think that that-kind of- that given the kind of discrimination people that given the kind of- discrimination-people have that given the kind of- disc over ation-people have that given the kind of- disc over the n - people have that given the kind of disc over the years people have that given the kind of disc over the years andlle have that given the kind of disc over the years and some/e that given the kind of disc over the years and some of had over the years and some of the and— had over the years and some of the and ome— had over the years and some of the and some of— had over the years and some of the and some of those who have out, it— the and some of those who have come out, it has— the and some of those who have come out, it has taken remarkable— come out, it has taken remarkable courage to do that. i

think— remarkable courage to do that. i think-can— remarkable courage to do that. i think-can be— remarkable courage to do that. i think-can be proud- remarkable courage to do that. i think can be proud of that think you can be proud of that achievement. _ think you can be proud of that achievement. .you- think you can be proud of that achievement. but, you know, my worry that is, look, worry about that is, look, they've been great strides forward gay community. forward in the gay community. i was stonewall in the was part of stonewall in the early when it was early days, marching when it was very to march. and we very unpopular to march. and we were spat at and people swore at us and the of it. but us and all the rest of it. but i worry now that think worry now that people think these blimming they're these blimming gays, they're just becoming so just going so becoming so extreme and, know, just going so becoming so extren saying and, know, just going so becoming so extren saying that, know, just going so becoming so extren saying that gay know, just going so becoming so extren saying that gay parents nigel saying that gay parents might pants which might want to have pants which removed. idon't might want to have pants which removed. i don't believe that's the case.— removed. i don't believe that's the i— removed. i don't believe that's the case. i don't— removed. i don't believe that's the case. i don't think- ”c: i don't believe that's the case. i don't think any gay parent— the case. i don't think any gay parent would— the case. i don't think any gay parent would want that. no, i don-t— parent would want that. no, i don-t think— parent would want that. no, i don't think that's— parent would want that. no, i don't think that's the case at an.— don't think that's the case at all and— don't think that's the case at all. and shouldn't conflate all. and we shouldn't conflate being— all. and we shouldn't conflate being-with— all. and we shouldn't conflate being-with being- all. and we shouldn't conflate being with being trans. and being gay with being trans. and they-re— being gay with being trans. and they're-different- they're very, very different things. — they're very, very different things. and— they're very, very different things. and and they things. and i don't and they shouldn-t— things. and i don't and they shouldn't be— things. and i don't and they shouldn't be put into the same thing. — shouldn't be put into the same thing. they— shouldn't be put into the same thing. they completely thing. they should be completely separate.— thing. they should be completely separate. - know, _ thing. they should be completely separate. know, each has separate. you know, each has their— separate. you know, each has their-want- separate. you know, each has. their-want-and their what they want to do and that-s— their what they want to do and that-s fine. — their what they want to do and that's fine. but— their what they want to do and that's fine. but none of it has anything— that's fine. but none of it has anything to— that's fine. but none of it has anytnng to no— that's fine. but none of it has anything to do young anything to do with young cnnnnn. — anything to do with young children. _don't. anything to do with young. children. _don't have children. no, we don't have long. but actually, there's another story in the paper another case story in the paper briefly , nigel, briefly, nigel, about a christian teacher been christian teacher has been banned because banned and because he misgendered a pupil in the classroom. now, misgendered a pupil in the classroom . now, i think this is classroom. now, i think this is nnnn— classroom. now, i think this is ngnn ny— classroom. now, i think this is ngnn by me— classroom. now, i think this is ngnn by .he nay,— f now, i think this is right, by the way, that the fact tnn— right, by the way, that the fact tnn ne — right, by the way, that the fact tnn ne nns— right, by the way, that the fact that he was banned for this and

my naaning— that he was banned for this and my naaning is— that he was banned for this and my reasoning is just explain why he my reasoning is just explain why ne na— my reasoning is just explain why he was banned,— my reasoning is just explain why he was banned, okay. it's a manner— he was banned, okay. it's a teacher called— he was banned, okay. it's a teacher called joshua sutcliffe. cnnisiian— teacher called joshua sutcliffe. christian teacher. _ teacher called joshua sutcliffe. christian teacher. as you said . christian teacher. as you said. ani— christian teacher. as you said. and nnai— christian teacher. as you said. and nnai ne— christian teacher. as you said. and what he was— christian teacher. as you said. and what he was banned for is ai— and what he was banned for is oi ine— and what he was banned for is one of the pupils— and what he was banned for is one of the pupils was wanted to be one of the pupils was wanted to in known— one of the pupils was wanted to no known as— one of the pupils was wanted to be known as as— one of the pupils was wanted to be known as as a— one of the pupils was wanted to be known as as a he after nnyioaoiy— be known as as a he after previously being a she and well it's previously being a she and well its oiiii— previously being a she and well it's still well— previously being a she and well it's still well hang— previously being a she and well it's still well hang on let's be oioan— it's still well hang on let's be oioan ny— it's still well hang on let's be oioan iy a— it's still well hang on let's be oioan iy a gin— it's still well hang on let's be clear by a girl a— it's still well hang on let's be clear by a girl a biologic she's iioiogioai— clear by a girl a biologic she's biological she's— clear by a girl a biologic she's biological she's still a she yoan— biological she's still a she yoan nou— biological she's still a she yeah well so— biological she's still a she yeah well so she's still a iogioai— yeah well so she's still a iogioai gin— yeah well so she's still a logical girl who wanted to be a he. logical girl who wanted to be a no. ani— logical girl who wanted to be a no. and ino— logical girl who wanted to be a he. and the one— logical girl who wanted to be a he. and the one thing teachers nave— he. and the one thing teachers navo io— he. and the one thing teachers navo io io— he. and the one thing teachers navo io do in— he. and the one thing teachers have to do is treat— he. and the one thing teachers have to do is treat their pupils wag— have to do is treat their pupils niin iigniiy— have to do is treat their pupils niin iigniiy .— have to do is treat their pupils with dignity , dignity and with dignity, dignity and resonan— with dignity, dignity and respect. right the dignified and noonooiiai— respect. right the dignified and nonooiiai nay— respect. right the dignified and respectful way to— respect. right the dignified and respectful way to do that is to ino — respectful way to do that is to ino igni— respectful way to do that is to use the right pronoun , but not use the right pronoun, but not iooo. — use the right pronoun, but not iooo. nanni— use the right pronoun, but not lose. harold and— use the right pronoun, but not lose. harold and harold was the child. idon't lose. harold and harold was the child. i don't think i'm not i— child. i don't think i'm not sure. i don't— child. i don't think i'm not sure. i don't think- it i: i don't think i'm not sure. i don't think we know how old sure. i don't think we know how oii ino— sure. i don't think we know how oii ino onio— sure. i don't think we know how old the child was. _ sure. i don't think we know how old the child was. i'm so sorry. vou— old the child was. i'm so sorry. you know what? we might pick this story up again tomorrow. teacher broken this morning. teacher broken this morning. teacher should not have lost innin— teacher should not have lost inning-oi. — teacher should not have lost theirjob. _brooks- teacher should not have lost their job. a�*i: theirjob. tanya brooks and nigel thank you so much. nigel nelson, thank you so much. coming up next is gb news live

with mark longhurst. this is to the point andrew bev. the point with andrew and bev. we're tomorrow see we're back tomorrow at 930. see you then. it's a classic example of mad. hello. of a world gone mad. hello. very good morning to i'm very good morning to you. i'm aidan the met aidan mcgivern from the met office gb news office with your gb news forecast. a cool start out there, but plenty more sunshine to come. just like the last few days. spells days. warm and sunny spells will soon the temperatures. high soon lift the temperatures. high pressure is in charge not just today or tomorrow, but for the rest of the week. and in fact, the rest of the month. we're expecting this area of high pressure to keep largely pressure to keep things largely settled, sunny . settled, not entirely sunny. there will be some cloud at times and there'll be some cool breezes coming from the north times and there'll be some cool breeto; coming from the north times and there'll be some cool breeto affectng from the north times and there'll be some cool breeto affect these from the north times and there'll be some cool breeto affect these eastern north sea to affect these eastern coastal areas at as well. coastal areas at times as well. but having said that, for the vast majority, it is a dry and bright start to the day. i think there'll be a bit more cloud drifting southwards across the uk with recent days and uk compared with recent days and so less sunshine. i think, for england and wales. and as a result, temperatures a little lower compared with yesterday, 21 celsius, example, in 21 celsius, for example, in cardiff . that's the likely warm cardiff. that's the likely warm spot. scotland and northern

ireland also sees fairly thick cloud at times, especially the north of scotland, where there'll be a spell of patchy light rain drizzle through light rain and drizzle through the pushes the afternoon that pushes through by evening. through shetland by evening. a break then from the cloud and rain. but there'll also be some additional patchy rain and drizzle coming into far drizzle coming into the far northwest by end of the northwest by the end of the night. elsewhere across the uk, clouds night clouds clear through the night and temperatures single and temperatures fall. single figures but low single figures for many, but low single figures for many, but low single figures possible in some sheltered spots across central parts of the uk. then we begin wednesday with plenty of sunshine, eastern and southern scotland , england and wales scotland, england and wales seeing the best of the blue skies. first thing thicker cloud arrives from the west across scotland we'll see some scotland and we'll see some light showers affecting mainly central western central and western parts drifting the of drifting into the north of northern ireland. by the end of the . and a bit cooler the afternoon. and a bit cooler where this but actually where this happens, but actually across much of the uk, it's another warm plenty of another warm day with plenty of sunny spells and a brighter day to scotland. to come for northern scotland. behind and patchy rain behind the cloud and patchy rain thursday widespread sunny thursday more widespread sunny skies and the warmest day of the

week, if not the year . 23 skies and the warmest day of the week, if not the year. 23 or 24 celsius .

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