will serve imprisonment and you will serve a term of 29 years subject to the 366 days which you have spent on remand before consideration is given to your release by the parole board . if release by the parole board. if you take him down. so there we have the sentencing from mrs. justice lambert. quite exhaustive, _ justice lambert. quite exhaustive, very- f quite exhaustive, very upsetting , justice lambert. quite- exhaustive, very upsetting , of exhaustive, very upsetting, of but— exhaustive, very upsetting, of course, but she— exhaustive, very upsetting, of course, but she was explaining why— course, but she was explaining why she— course, but she was explaining why she has— course, but she was explaining why she has had— course, but she was explaining why she has had to go through all those— why she has had to go through all those sentencing considerations because of the of— considerations because of the case, of course,— considerations because of the case, of course, dates back to 1992. — case, of course, dates back to 1992. the— case, of course, dates back to 1992. the sentencing then has to be addressed— 1992. the sentencing then has to be addressed as— 1992. the sentencing then has to be addressed as to— 1992. the sentencing then has to be addressed as to the case before— be addressed as to the case before 2002.— be addressed as to the case before 2002. so— be addressed as to the case before 2002. so we have sex offender— before 2002. so we have sex offender david _ before 2002. so we have sex offender david boyd , who is now offender david boyd, who is now 55, being— offender david boyd, who is now 55, being sentenced to life imprisonment— 55, being sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 29— imprisonment with a minimum term of 29 yeee— imprisonment with a minimum term or 29 years. rare. — imprisonment with a minimum term of 29 years. mrs. justice lamber— of 29 years. mrs. justice lambert saying that the fact rear— lambert saying that the fact area he — lambert saying that the fact that he would— lambert saying that the fact that he would maybe die in arrear— that he would maybe die in arrsea was— that he would maybe die in prison was not— that he would maybe die in prison was not her consideration. no mitigating circumstances.— consideration. no mitigating circumstances. she said to remind— circumstances. she said to remind yea— circumstances. she said to remind you that nicky allen, who was seven years— remind you that nicky allen, who was seven years old, was murdered— was seven years old, was murdered ry— was seven years old, was murdered by boyd. he hit her

wra— murdered by boyd. he hit her were a— murdered by boyd. he hit her wrrrr a rarer— murdered by boyd. he hit her with a brick across the head rwree— with a brick across the head twice fracturing _ with a brick across the head twice fracturing her skull and area— twice fracturing her skull and then stabbed— twice fracturing her skull and then stabbed her 37 times. the judge— then stabbed her 37 times. the judge sayraa— then stabbed her 37 times. the judge sayrag rear— then stabbed her 37 times. the judge saying that the little girl— judge saying that the little errr hae— judge saying that the little girl had been— judge saying that the little girl had been taken by him to a cera— girl had been taken by him to a care, earr— girl had been taken by him to a cold, dark area— girl had been taken by him to a cold, dark area in— girl had been taken by him to a cold, dark area in a— girl had been taken by him to a cold, dark area in a building for se— cold, dark area in a building for sex assault and indications , er— for sex assault and indications , of course, that— for sex assault and indications , of course, that nikki's masher,— , of course, that nikki's mother, sharon henderson, had rere— mother, sharon henderson, had rare rhe— mother, sharon henderson, had era are sears— mother, sharon henderson, had told the court she— mother, sharon henderson, had told the court she had fought eeaseressry— told the court she had fought ceaselessly to— told the court she had fought ceaselessly to see justice done for risky— ceaselessly to see justice done far my eeya— ceaselessly to see justice done for nicky boyd had remained at targe— for nicky boyd had remained at rarge warre— for nicky boyd had remained at rarge were as— for nicky boyd had remained at large while an innocent man, eeeree— large while an innocent man, seerge rerea— large while an innocent man, george heron, stood trial for rhe— george heron, stood trial for are marera— george heron, stood trial for the murder and— george heron, stood trial for the murder and then was acquired— the murder and then was acquitted back in 1993. so he has— acquitted back in 1993. so he has new— acquitted back in 1993. so he has now been— acquitted back in 1993. so he has now been taken down. david baya— has now been taken down. david eeya, re— has now been taken down. david eeya, re srarr— has now been taken down. david boyd, to start serving a 29 year mmem— boyd, to start serving a 29 year minimum sentence . more reaction minimum sentence. more reaction on minimum sentence. more reaction em mar— minimum sentence. more reaction em mar re— minimum sentence. more reaction em mar re seme— minimum sentence. more reaction on that to come. stay with us mere— on that to come. stay with us here em— on that to come. stay with us here an em— on that to come. stay with us here on gb news— on that to come. stay with us here on gb news patrick christys is . here on gb news patrick christys rs . near — here on gb news patrick christys is year yes.— here on gb news patrick christys is. next yes, thank— here on gb news patrick christys is . next “in; m" here on gb news patrick christys is. next “in; 1131125 is. next yes, thank you, marcus patrick christys here on gb news. i will be with you for the next three hours, but here is what's on the menu. in the next 60 minutes, i'm going to be talking about this. a workman

has finally snapped at just stop oil. think, oil. there's some, i think, quite hitting video footage quite hard hitting video footage of believe it or not, quite hard hitting video footage ofwas believe it or not, quite hard hitting video footage ofwas that believe it or not, quite hard hitting video footage ofwas that ordinary it or not, quite hard hitting video footage ofwas that ordinary man not, quite hard hitting video footage ofwas that ordinary man on , quite hard hitting video footage ofwas that ordinary man on his it was that ordinary man on his way work, desperate to get way to work, desperate to get there, who was the one that was detained by police. we see detained by police. we can see a little of it now. he's just little bit of it now. he's just got out his van. he's pushing got out of his van. he's pushing them to one side. he's ripping their then police their signs off. then the police are escorting through are escorting this lot through the to take the streets. seemed to take umbrage at that and get him lifted . what earth is lifted. and what on earth is going kind of country going on.7 what kind of country are ladies and are we living in.7 ladies and gentlemen, the police got are we living in.7 ladies and gen priorities the police got are we living in.7 ladies and gen priorities all the police got are we living in.7 ladies and gen priorities all wrong?.ice got are we living in.7 ladies and gen priorities all wrong? ins got the priorities all wrong? in other news we will be other news as well, we will be all over this. mark, why is on the scene of the for search madeleine mccann? any developments bring them to developments will bring them to you here on this you straight away here on this show. other news, also show. in other news, we're also going about this going to be talking about this rolf has died. that's rolf harris has died. that's right , rolf harris has died. that's right, ladies rolf harris has died. that's right , ladies gentlemen, the right, ladies and gentlemen, the disgraced , former tv personality disgraced, former tv personality has passed away. i'll bring you the latest on all of that and also this as well, prince harry has lost his appeal to try to be able to pay for police protection. it turns out that you can't buy by our police

force. so prince harry is officially a loser. and one final one as well. this has just dropped. not so long ago. the government is going to clamp down on those students who want to their dependents to bring their dependents over. it's ahead of those supposedly george shopping migration george shopping net migration figures dropping on thursday, nigel farage will be here on this show now to talk about the big net migration ly patrick christys on . gb news get those christys on. gb news get those emails coming in thick and fast . gb views our gb news .com. remember it's a new email address nortje .co.uk .com. so get them coming in to that address. i'll be talking about all sorts, but i do want your views primarily i think on that. wortman that ordinary bloke who's finally snapped and decided to push just all to one side. look, is it too heavy handed or actually is this something you think you're going to see more of from the to see a lot more of from the pubuc to see a lot more of from the public unless the police clamp down patrick down on just stop oil patrick christys on gb nightly christys on gb news nightly

headunes. christys on gb news nightly headlines. good christys on gb news nightly headlines . good afternoon from headlines. good afternoon from the headlines. good afternoon from me mewsreem— headlines. good afternoon from the newsroom. it's— : good afternoon from the newsroom. it's 3:03. i'm ramsm— the newsroom. it's 3:03. i'm tamsin roberts— the newsroom. it's 3:03. i'm tamsin roberts .— the newsroom. it's 3:03. i'm tamsin roberts . s a former met tamsin roberts. s a former met pause— tamsin roberts. s a former met perree emeer— tamsin roberts. s a former met police officer accused of farmer— police officer accused of farmer re— police officer accused of failing to properly investigate rrayme— failing to properly investigate wayne cousins— failing to properly investigate wayne cousins over flashing meraems— wayne cousins over flashing incidents has— wayne cousins over flashing incidents has been found guilty of incidents has been found guilty or grass— incidents has been found guilty of gross misconduct. sir samamma— of gross misconduct. sir samantha lee- of gross misconduct. sir samantha lee was tasked to commer— samantha lee was tasked to semaaer am— samantha lee was tasked to conduct an inquiry into the meraem— conduct an inquiry into the meraem m— conduct an inquiry into the incident in 2021. cousin has exposed— incident in 2021. cousin has exposed himself— incident in 2021. cousin has exposed himself to female membes— exposed himself to female members of— exposed himself to female members of staff at a restaurant in members of staff at a restaurant m bem— members of staff at a restaurant m bem weeks— members of staff at a restaurant in kent weeks before he killed sarab— in kent weeks before he killed sarah everard _ in kent weeks before he killed sarah everard .— in kent weeks before he killed sarah everard . samantha lee was sarah everard. samantha lee was reame— sarah everard. samantha lee was reama re— sarah everard. samantha lee was fame as be— sarah everard. samantha lee was found to be dishonoured at cramme— found to be dishonoured at claiming the— found to be dishonoured at claiming the cctv at the restaurant _ claiming the cctv at the restaurant was- claiming the cctv at the restaurant was deleted automatically . sex offender automatically. sex offender bamb— automatically. sex offender bavba beyb— automatically. sex offender david boyd, who murdered seven year— david boyd, who murdered seven year aba— david boyd, who murdered seven year are mmb— david boyd, who murdered seven year old nikki allen in 1992, bas— year old nikki allen in 1992, bas beer— year old nikki allen in 1992, has been sentenced to a minimum of has been sentenced to a minimum er 29— has been sentenced to a minimum or 29 years— has been sentenced to a minimum or 29 years m— has been sentenced to a minimum of 29 years in prison— has been sentenced to a minimum of 29 years in prison . the 55 of 29 years in prison. the 55 year— of 29 years in prison. the 55 year aba— of 29 years in prison. the 55 year old lured— of 29 years in prison. the 55 year old lured nikki to a aereber— year old lured nikki to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east end before srabbmg— sunderland's east end before srabbme ber— sunderland's east end before stabbing her in— sunderland's east end before stabbing her in the chest . he stabbing her in the chest. he remamea— stabbing her in the chest. he remamea ar— stabbing her in the chest. he remained at large for over 30 years— remained at large for over 30 years amb— remained at large for over 30 years until he—

remained at large for over 30 years until he was convicted of marera— years until he was convicted of marera earner— years until he was convicted of murder earlier this month , murder earlier this month, northumbria_ murder earlier this month, northumbria police first breseearea— northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong man , george prosecuted the wrong man, george merom— prosecuted the wrong man, george berm wbe— prosecuted the wrong man, george beram wba was— prosecuted the wrong man, george heron, who was cleared after a ma— heron, who was cleared after a ma m— heron, who was cleared after a ma m rees- — heron, who was cleared after a trial in 1993. nikki's mother , trial in 1993. nikki's mother, smaram— trial in 1993. nikki's mother, sharon henderson, has fought smee— sharon henderson, has fought mem— sharon henderson, has fought since then for— sharon henderson, has fought since then for justice for nikki . me— since then for justice for nikki . rbe eermam— since then for justice for nikki . the german authorities leading the madeleine— . the german authorities leading the madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is investigation say a major search rs ambemay— investigation say a major search rs ambemay ar— investigation say a major search rs ambemay ar a— investigation say a major search is underway at a reservoir in permeab— is underway at a reservoir in portugal after— is underway at a reservoir in portugal after a— is underway at a reservoir in portugal after a tip off was eeebeb— portugal after a tip off was received. dozens of portuguese babee— received. dozens of portuguese babee amb— received. dozens of portuguese police and other— received. dozens of portuguese police and other specialist s are searching— police and other specialist s are searching an— police and other specialist s are searching an area 30 miles mam— are searching an area 30 miles mam wbere— are searching an area 30 miles from where the— are searching an area 30 miles from where the three year old bem— from where the three year old bem mbssme. — from where the three year old went missing. the main suspect, cbbsbam— went missing. the main suspect, christian brueckner, is facing amemee— christian brueckner, is facing sex offence charges in germany amb— sex offence charges in germany and was— sex offence charges in germany and m— sex offence charges in germany and was in portugal around the me— and was in portugal around the time madeleine— and was in portugal around the time madeleine disappeared in two time madeleine disappeared in awe rbawsamb— time madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven two reemaeers— two thousand and seven two teenagers who— two thousand and seven two teenagers who died in a car in a cam— teenagers who died in a car in a erasb m— teenagers who died in a car in a crash in cardiff— teenagers who died in a car in a crash in cardiff have been named baeaby— crash in cardiff have been named baeaby as— crash in cardiff have been named baeaby as wyrbe— crash in cardiff have been named locally as kyrie sullivan, who re,— locally as kyrie sullivan, who re, amb— locally as kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15— locally as kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey bwams— was 16, and 15 year old harvey bwams .— was 16, and 15 year old harvey bwams . a— was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans . a clean— was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans . a clean up— was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans . a clean up operation is evans. a clean up operation is sbb— evans. a clean up operation is sbb wmberway— evans. a clean up operation is still underway in— evans. a clean up operation is still underway in south wales. babee— still underway in south wales. babee are— still underway in south wales. police are continuing their investigation— police are continuing their investigation into the crash .

investigation into the crash. mere— investigation into the crash. rbere was— investigation into the crash. there was violent unrest in the wake— there was violent unrest in the wake ar— there was violent unrest in the wake a me— there was violent unrest in the wake of the fatal— there was violent unrest in the wake of the fatal incident in web— wake of the fatal incident in wmeb babee— wake of the fatal incident in which police were pelted with mbssbes— which police were pelted with mbssbes .— which police were pelted with missiles , including fireworks missiles, including fireworks amb— missiles, including fireworks and awe— missiles, including fireworks and we as— missiles, including fireworks and two cars were set alight . and two cars were set alight. membs— and two cars were set alight. rbembs ar— and two cars were set alight. friends of the— and two cars were set alight. friends of the boys say they bamb— friends of the boys say they were riding an— friends of the boys say they were riding an electric scooter wbbaar— were riding an electric scooter without helmets— were riding an electric scooter without helmets when they died. same— without helmets when they died. some residents— without helmets when they died. some residents claimed they were beme— some residents claimed they were beme ebaseb— some residents claimed they were being ebaseb by— some residents claimed they were being chased by officers at the me— being chased by officers at the bme, bar— being chased by officers at the time, but this— being chased by officers at the time, but this has— being chased by officers at the time, but this has been denied by sawm— time, but this has been denied by south wales— time, but this has been denied by south wales police. kyiv eamwereb— by south wales police. kyiv convicted rolf— by south wales police. kyiv convicted rolf harris has died aged— convicted rolf harris has died ageb es.— convicted rolf harris has died ageb as. me— convicted rolf harris has died aged 93. the announcement was made— aged 93. the announcement was made rbbs— aged 93. the announcement was made this afternoon, but his beam— made this afternoon, but his death certificate _ made this afternoon, but his death certificate says he died on death certificate says he died an me— death certificate says he died am we rom— death certificate says he died on the 10th of— death certificate says he died on the 10th of may of neck cancer and old— on the 10th of may of neck cancer and old age. the australian— cancer and old age. the australian born artist and ebbbrem-s— australian born artist and children's tv— australian born artist and children's tv presenter was a ramby— children's tv presenter was a family favourite— children's tv presenter was a family favourite for decades berare— family favourite for decades berare be — family favourite for decades before he was— family favourite for decades before he was convicted of 12 mbeeem— before he was convicted of 12 indecent assaults— before he was convicted of 12 indecent assaults . in 2014 . indecent assaults. in 2014. babawr— indecent assaults. in 2014. babawr bas— indecent assaults. in 2014. labour has accused the prime rbmsrer— labour has accused the prime rbmsrer ar— labour has accused the prime minister of dither and delay as he minister of dither and delay as be eambmaes— minister of dither and delay as he continues to _ minister of dither and delay as he continues to consider whether to he continues to consider whether ra aber— he continues to consider whether ra arber am— he continues to consider whether to order an investigation into me— to order an investigation into me bame— to order an investigation into the home secretary's conduct. sweba— the home secretary's conduct. suella braverman _ the home secretary's conduct. suella braverman is accused of breaebmg— suella braverman is accused of breaebme me— suella braverman is accused of breaching the ministerial code by asbme—

breaching the ministerial code by asbmg emb— breaching the ministerial code by asking civil servants to argamse— by asking civil servants to argamse a— by asking civil servants to organise a private speed awareness course. she maintains mamma— awareness course. she maintains nothing untoward— awareness course. she maintains nothing untoward took place , but nothing untoward took place, but the nothing untoward took place, but me bebwry— nothing untoward took place, but the deputy labour— nothing untoward took place, but the deputy labour leader angela baymer— the deputy labour leader angela reaymer says— the deputy labour leader angela rayner says there— the deputy labour leader angela rayner says there are serious awesbams— rayner says there are serious awesbams ra— rayner says there are serious questions to be— rayner says there are serious questions to be answered as mmbsrers— questions to be answered as ministers knows,— questions to be answered as ministers knows, the home bearerary— ministers knows, the home secretary has— ministers knows, the home secretary has already admitted to secretary has already admitted ra breaebme— secretary has already admitted to breaching the— secretary has already admitted to breaching the ministerial sabe— to breaching the ministerial eabe by— to breaching the ministerial eabe by wsme— to breaching the ministerial code by using personal emails to sbare— code by using personal emails to share sensitive— code by using personal emails to share sensitive government mrarmabam — share sensitive government information. so- share sensitive government information. so i ask the minister today how many strikes before she's out . paymaster before she's out. paymaster eemerab— before she's out. paymaster general jeremy— before she's out. paymaster general jeremy quin- c paymaster general jeremy quin says the bbme— general jeremy quin says the prime minister— general jeremy quin says the prime minister is— general jeremy quin says the prime minister is taking time to barber— prime minister is taking time to gamer me— prime minister is taking time to gather the facts— prime minister is taking time to gather the facts as the prime rbmsrer— gather the facts as the prime minister has— gather the facts as the prime minister has met— gather the facts as the prime minister has met both the independent— minister has met both the independent adviser and the home seererary— independent adviser and the home seererary amb— independent adviser and the home secretary and asks— independent adviser and the home secretary and asks for further bmarmabam— secretary and asks for further information. _ secretary and asks for further information . it— secretary and asks for further information . it is- secretary and asks for further information. c g information. it is right that the prime minister, as the head of the executive and the arbiter of the executive and the arbiter of the executive and the arbiter of the ministerial code, be allowed time to receive relevant information on this matter. overseas students will be information on this matter. - overseas students will be banned mam— overseas students will be banned mam bringing—

overseas students will be banned from bringing dependents to the uk from bringing dependents to the bb mam — from bringing dependents to the bb mam merr— from bringing dependents to the uk from next january . the ban, uk from next january. the ban, wbbeb— uk from next january. the ban, which attempts— uk from next january. the ban, which attempts to— uk from next january. the ban, which attempts to bring down mbgrabam— which attempts to bring down migration, won't— which attempts to bring down migration, won't include the srwbemrs— migration, won't include the srwbemrs m— migration, won't include the students in postgraduate research programmes. international student s also wbb— international student s also wbb mar— international student s also wbb mar be— international student s also will not be able— international student s also will not be able to switch out of will not be able to switch out a me— will not be able to switch out of the student— will not be able to switch out of the student route to work berare— of the student route to work before completing their studies as me— before completing their studies as me babe— before completing their studies as the duke of— before completing their studies as the duke of sussex has lost his as the duke of sussex has lost ms bra— as the duke of sussex has lost ms bra ra— as the duke of sussex has lost his bid to legally— as the duke of sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the bame— his bid to legally challenge the home office's— his bid to legally challenge the home office's decision to block brm— home office's decision to block brm mam — home office's decision to block mm mam baymg— home office's decision to block him from paying for police brareebam— him from paying for police protection while he's in the uk. brmee— protection while he's in the uk. brmee bary— protection while he's in the uk. prince harry had— protection while he's in the uk. prince harry had wanted to foot the prince harry had wanted to foot rbe bbb— prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself— prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after being rabb— the bill himself after being rare be— the bill himself after being told he would— the bill himself after being told he would no longer receive the told he would no longer receive be same— told he would no longer receive the same degree— told he would no longer receive the same degree of protection as awarbmg— the same degree of protection as a working rayab— the same degree of protection as a working royal when visiting the a working royal when visiting rbe eaamry. — a working royal when visiting the country. the— a working royal when visiting the country. the decision comes aweeb— the country. the decision comes aweeb aber— the country. the decision comes a week after harry— the country. the decision comes a week after harry and meghan say rbey— a week after harry and meghan say rbey — a week after harry and meghan say they were chased through new barb— say they were chased through new barb ar— say they were chased through new barb ar high— say they were chased through new york at high speed— say they were chased through new york at high speed by paparazzi york at hiin speed by paparazzi york at high speed by paparazzi . me— york at high speed by paparazzi . rbe bame— york at high speed by paparazzi . the home office— york at high speed by paparazzi . the home office says it welcomes the— . the home office says it welcomes the judgement, abbabbmg— welcomes the judgement, upholding the— welcomes the judgement, upholding the integrity of the brareebwe— upholding the integrity of the protective security system . this protective security system. this is protective security system. this bs eb— protective security system. this is ab bews— protective security system. this is gb news. more— protective security system. this is gb news. more from me sbarby— is gb news. more from me sbarby. baw— is gb news. more from me shortly. now though, is over to

. barber— . patrick us- . patrick us . . patrick. us . hello . patrick us . hello everybody. look, just us. hello everybody. look, just a very quick recap of a story that was the tail end there of mar—a—lago show, which is that david boyd, 55, has been sentenced to a minimum of 29 years in prison for the murder of nicky allen. back in 1992. we just had the sentencing. we are possibly going to hear from the family of nicky allen. if that happens, we will, of course, go straight to that. but in the meantime, we'll crack on with the planned. i want the show as planned. and i want to lead in this workman, this to lead in on this workman, this ordinary who has snapped ordinary man who has snapped finally at just stop oil. now it's only a matter of time before a member of the public, in my view. seriously, batus someone from just stop oil. and it's about time police it's about time the police started up for the started standing up for the common and woman not common working man and woman not doing everything they can to look eco numpties look after these eco numpties today was detained today a workman was detained after shoving slow walking. just stop protesters. stop oil protesters. he was angry, because he angry, apparently because he couldn't well, just couldn't get to work. well, just stop oil don't care about the

working class . by the looks of working class. by the looks of things. don't have jobs. things. they don't have jobs. they certainly weren't work they certainly weren't at work today, they? normal working today, were they? normal working class strong sense class people have a strong sense of and wrong. a of right and wrong. they have a strong sense morality, strong sense of morality, a strong sense of morality, a strong of fairness and strong sense of fairness and well, common sense well. they well, common sense as well. they don't like to be messed around. just stop. oil are playing with fire and so are the police. mark my words, it is a matter of time before someone runs over a just stop protester and that stop oil protester and that would a catalyst. trophically would be a catalyst. trophically awful thing. it is a matter of time before someone with a dying relative car does relative in their car does something they go to something that they go on to regret punching one of regret by, say, punching one of them the face something them in the face or something along lines. and that is along those lines. and that is not the right thing do. of not the right thing to do. of course not. it's wrong. but course it's not. it's wrong. but does anybody seriously disagree with it is a matter of with me that it is a matter of time something this time before something like this happens? guy who shoved one happens? this guy who shoved one of those idiots around shouldn't have police. he have been detained by police. he should thanked by should have been thanked by every person who to every single person who wants to get on time. he wants to get to work on time. he wants to get to work on time. he wants to get up and get out to earn a crust, put food on the table for the family. it is a ridiculous

world that we live in, where pillocks block traffic pillocks can just block traffic with police escort. but when with a police escort. but when someone whose livelihood depends on gives one a shove on them moving gives one a shove and he gets dragged off by police . i want to find out who police. i want to find out who that man was and buy him a pint. just stop . oil are cowards. it just stop. oil are cowards. it doesn't take any bravery to throw paint on things or glue yourself to something or you've got a little criminal in got a little criminal record in britain, hard. britain, have you? you're hard. go to china. do it over there. and they say no. they say there's point because they there's no point because they get over but get arrested over there. but that a and the truth is, that is a lie. and the truth is, in my view, that they're cowards. make much cowards. they would make much more an international splash more of an international splash for their cause if they got detained by chinese authorities and they just and were extradited. they just don't do it because they haven't got the bottle and they're much more comfortable mugging off the working desperate working class. brits desperate to now in the to make a pound now in the middle of a cost of living crisis, cowards . well, that's crisis, cowards. well, that's what i think. gb views at gb news .com. get your emails

coming in thick and fast. i'm going to go straight to my guests now and i am joined by steve mcnamara, who's the general secretary of the licensed drivers licensed taxi drivers association. thank association. steve, thank you very you're a career and very much. you're a career and many like relies on being many like you relies on being able around place . able to get around the place. okay. what's view what okay. what's your view on what we've here, is we've just seen here, which is an individual detained after giving shove? giving just a ball a shove? well my are frequently my members are frequently detained stop oil detained and by the stop oil protesters, they're detained in the traffic. they're prevented mam— the traffic. they're prevented mam going— the traffic. they're prevented from going about— jeff. they're prevented from going about their fit they're prevented from going about their business, their— from going about their business, their lawful— from going about their business, their lawful business, their prevent—keen their lawful business, their- prevent_keep london prevent from helping keep london moving— prevent from helping keep london moving .— prevent from helping keep london moving . many— prevent from helping keep london moving . iionv oi— prevent from helping keep london moving . many of people in moving. many of the people in the moving. many of the people in one-oi— moving. many of the people in one-oi ino— moving. many of the people in the-of the cabs- moving. many of the people in the of the cabs are, you the back of the cabs are, you know,— the back of the cabs are, you know, going— the back of the cabs are, you know, going important know, going to important mooiingn— know, going to important- meetings._places meetings. they're going places inev— meetings. they're going places inov-io— meetings. they're going places inov-iolo-ionl meetings. they're going places. they-bela-for and they need to be in a cab for and inev— they need to be in a cab for and inov-io— they need to be in a cab for and inov-io goi— they need to be in a cab for and they-to get there- they need to be in a cab for and they to get there at. and they need to get there at. and they need to get there at. and one noon— they need to get there at. and the fact that, _ they need to get there at. and the fact that, you— they need to get there at. and the fact that, you know, half a dozen— the fact that, you know, half a dozen geomo— the fact that, you know, half a dozen people -or- the fact that, you know, half a dozen people or 12 people dozen people or 10 or 12 people moon— dozen people or 10 or 12 people can block the— dozen people or 10 or 12 people can block the traffic will can block the traffic at will win — can block the traffic at will mm o— can block the traffic at will with a police— can block the traffic at will with a police escort , it just with a police escort, it just goos— with a police escort, it just goon io— with a police escort, it just goes io snow— with a police escort, it just goes to show exactly what you said — goes to show exactly what you said moni— goes to show exactly what you said about how— goes to show exactly what you said about how it's become. said about how mad it's become. but said about how mad it's become. nun-ino— said about how mad it's become. nun-one nooiiv— said about how mad it's become. but the really worrying but i think the really worrying bit but i think the really worrying iii moni— but i think the really worrying bit about-video— but i think the really worrying bit about video was bit about the video there was ino— bit about the video there was one degree— bit about the video there was one degree on— bit about the video there was the degree of force that the noiioo— the degree of force that the police showed _ the degree of force that the police showed with with the with the police showed with with the with ino vn— police showed with with the with the van driver— police showed with with the with the van driver .— police showed with with the with the van driver. i— police showed with with the with the van driver. i mean, handcuffing- the van driver. i mean, handcuffing him, throwing him ogoinoi— handcuffing him, throwing him ogoinoi ino—

handcuffing him, throwing him against the van— handcuffing him, throwing him against the van when all the guy was against the van when all the guy inving— against the van when all the guy invinglio— against the van when all the guy was trying-do was— against the van when all the guy was trying do was get to was trying to do was get to work. — was trying to do was get to work. |mon— was trying to do was get to work.imean, it— was trying to do was get to work. mean, it really was work. i mean, it really was oomgioioiv— work. i mean, it really was completely-the- work. i mean, it really was completely the top. completely over the top. and i mink— completely over the top. and i ininv ii-o— completely over the top. and i think it's symptomatic of the gnoiiomo— think it's symptomatic of the problems-with- think it's symptomatic of the problems with the problems we've got with the going—in- problems we've got with thei police,_in london. police, particularly in london. i police, particularly in london. i-i-m— police, particularly in london. i-i-m oii— police, particularly in london. i-i'm old enough- police, particularly in london. i i'm old enough to i mean, i'm old enough to remember when it was a police noon— remember when it was a police force nov— remember when it was a police ione nov im— remember when it was a police force. now i'm told it's the noine— force. now i'm told it's the police service.— force. now i'm told it's the police service. mean, i'd like police service. i mean, i'd like to police service. i mean, i'd like io-oi— police service. i mean, i'd like io-oi ii— police service. i mean, i'd like io-oi ii moe— police service. i mean, i'd like to-of it more as- police service. i mean, i'd like to-of it more as a- police service. i mean, i'd like to of it more as a police to think of it more as a police none— to think of it more as a police force because— to think of it more as a police force because that's exactly vinai— force because that's exactly vnoi vveve— force because that's exactly what we've got. _ force because that's exactly what we've got. it's exactly one— what we've got. it's exactly vnoi vveve— what we've got. it's exactly what we've seen - what we've got. it's exactly what we've seen now. and whilst inn—on— what we've seen now. and whilst inn—on inn— what we've seen now. and whilst this on this morning, this was going on this morning, the-launched- this was going on this morning, the launched their this was going on this morning, the figures launched their this was going on this morning, the figures about1ed their this was going on this morning, the figures about1ed twell latest figures about how well inev-ve —von-n - they've done. and you're ininning,— they've done. and you're thinking, well,- they've done. and you're thinking, well, have they done really— thinking, well, have they done really-crime?-no,| really well on crime? no, no, inev-ne—oioni- really well on crime? no, no,i they're—about that. they're not talking about that. nove— they're not talking about that. nave-nonv- they're not talking about that. have-really well. they're not talking about that. have really well with have they done really well with burglary— have they done really well with inngionv on— have they done really well with inngionv on on— have they done really well with burglary or or drugs or envininge— burglary or or drugs or. anything?-they've anything? no, no. they've monogei— anything? no, no. they've managed £650,000 managed to issue £650,000 egeeoing— managed to issue £650,000 speeding-ioni- managed to issue £650,000 speeding last year. speeding fines last year. minim.— speeding fines last year. brilliant. and- speeding fines last year. brilliant. and they're cheering it brilliant. and they're cheering in from — brilliant. and they're cheering in from ine— brilliant. and they're cheering it from the rooftops as if inev-ve— it from the rooftops as if they've done— it from the rooftops as if they've done something really eeveni— they've done something really eeveni un— they've done something really clever up from,— they've done something really clever up from, by the way, from 200,002— clever up from, by the way, from zooooz vene— clever up from, by the way, from 200,002 years ago.— clever up from, by the way, from 200,002 years ago. and they've been— 200,002 years ago. and they've been nei— 200,002 years ago. and they've been eei o— 200,002 years ago. and they've been set a target— 200,002 years ago. and they've been set a target of a million epeeoing— been set a target of a million speeding fines— been set a target of a million speeding fines this year. this is speeding fines this year. this in inei. — speeding fines this year. this is just. .they're- speeding fines this year. this is just. ”it; g is just. oh, they're setting targets on that, they targets on that, are they the mayor set a target of a million speeding fines. how about how moni— speeding fines. how about how mom—snoo- speeding fines. how about how about—stop oil- speeding fines. how about how about—stop oil into| about turning just stop oil into net about turning just stop oil into nen—— about turning just stop oil into net—no, no. that'si net zero? no, no, no. that's muon— net zero? no, no, no. that's net zero? \i:::i that's much more important that net zero? of» that's

much more important that we do the much more important that we do me neoiiv— much more important that we do the really useful— much more important that we do the really useful stuff. you know,— the really useful stuff. you know—people] know, prosecuting people. look, let know, prosecuting people. look, nen-give— know, prosecuting people. look, iei-give-on- know, prosecuting people. look,| let-give .an example let me just give you an example . wniie— let me just give you an example . vine-veni- let me just give you an example . while -yard, new- . while scotland yard, new seoiioni— . while scotland yard, new scotland overlooks scotland yard overlooks westminster— scotland yard overlooks westminster-, . scotland yard overlooks westminster , every scotland yard overlooks- westminster-, every single westminster bridge, every single day,— westminster bridge, every single davv vou— westminster bridge, every single gov, you one— westminster bridge, every single day, you and could go down day, you and i could go down inene— day, you and i could go down there westminster bridge, there now on westminster bridge, men-e— there now on westminster bridge, inene-e ine— there now on westminster bridge, there's the three— there now on westminster bridge, there's the three card tricksters, _ there's the three card tricksters, know, there's the three card tricksters, - know, the tricksters, you know, doing the inne— tricksters, you know, doing the innee-nnne— tricksters, you know, doing the three tricks, ripping three card tricks, ripping off ine— three card tricks, ripping offi the—pickpockets the tourists. the pickpockets are the tourists. the pickpockets one-innongn— the tourists. the pickpockets. are -through - pockets. are going through their pockets. you are going through their pockets. yon-ii— are going through their pockets. yon-ii nom — are going through their pockets. you-it from the - you can see it from the commissioners window. if he ioone— commissioners window. if he ioone oni— commissioners window. if he ioone oni oi— commissioners window. if he looks out of his— commissioners window. if he looks out of his window, he can nonn— looks out of his window, he can vonnlgoing— looks out of his window, he can vonnlgoing-vei- looks out of his window, he can watchlgoing-yet it. watch it going on. and yet it goes— watch it going on. and yet it goeelevenv— watch it going on. and yet it goeelevenv devi- watch it going on. and yet it goes every day, all day. goes on every day, all day. iieonvvniie,— goes on every day, all day. meanwhile, a— goes on every day, all day. meanwhile, a hundred yards meanwhile, a few hundred yards nom— meanwhile, a few hundred yards from-guy— meanwhile, a few hundred yards from-guy gen- meanwhile, a few hundred yards from-guy gen ine- meanwhile, a few hundred yards from guy gets the loses from there, a guy gets the loses his from there, a guy gets the loses nie nog— from there, a guy gets the loses nie ng winn— from there, a guy gets the loses his rag with people stopping him going— his rag with people stopping him going-inev-ne— his rag with people stopping him going-inev-ne ou— his rag with people stopping him going they're all over going and they're all over him. inev-ne— going and they're all over him. they're throwing—his they're throwing him against his car. they're throwing him against his eoni-e ine— they're throwing him against his car.-is the thing,- they're throwing him against his car. is the thing, mark car. and this is the thing, mark my nonn— car. and this is the thing, mark my vonie oni— car. and this is the thing, mark my words and this— car. and this is the thing, mark my words and this is a terrible neoiiiv— my words and this is a terrible neoiiiv .— my words and this is a terrible neoiiiv , imi— my words and this is a terrible reality , but i'm— my words and this is a terrible reality , but i'm convinced this reality, but i'm convinced this geniiemen— reality, but i'm convinced this gentlemen, this— reality, but i'm convinced this gentlemen, this is a reality, okay? — gentlemen, this is a reality, okay? because— gentlemen, this is a reality, okay? because it's- gentlemen, this is a reality, okay? f g okay? because it's a matter of time before you've got someone with a partner having a stroke or in labour next to them or something terrible going on, or they've got to do it or they know that their rent has gone up by x amount, or they can't pay their mortgage and they're on their mortgage and they're on their way to do a of their way to do a bit of handyman a bit handyman work or a bit of decorating something

decorating or something like that. need they need that. and they need they need that. and they need they need that money that day and they can't afford the one star review that someone give if that someone will give them if they there. and so they don't get there. and so they don't get there. and so they lose their rag. they absolutely lose their rag. and not excusable right. it and it's not excusable right. it is a shame that is it is a shame that they should they should do that and they shouldn't do of course. but shouldn't do it. of course. but it's happening. it's going to happen at some point. if the police in here, police don't step in here, people are getting increasingly frustrated. i mean, driving in ionion— frustrated. i mean, driving in ionionlinei— frustrated. i mean, driving in london,..just a— : i mean, driving in london,. just a frustration. london,. is just a frustration. noioiv— london,. is just a frustration. nonoov ioee— london,. is just a frustration. nobody does it— london,. is just a frustration. nobody does it unless they have to. nobody does it unless they have no. ani— nobody does it unless they have no. and ine— nobody does it unless they have no. and no inni— nobody does it unless they have to. and it's just making matters none—ine- to. and it's just making mattersi worse._the problem to. and it's just making matters worse.big the problem to. and it's just making matters worse.big picture the problem to. and it's just making matters worse.big picture is the problem to. and it's just making matters worse.big picture is the policeem is the big picture is the police nove— is the big picture is the police nove goi— is the big picture is the police have got their— is the big picture is the police have got their priorities wrong again— have got their priorities wrong again ineieoi— have got their priorities wrong again, instead of— have got their priorities wrong again, instead of trying to keep the again, instead of trying to keep me nonin— again, instead of trying to keep the traffic-trying- again, instead of trying to keep the traffic trying to the traffic moving, trying to eon— the traffic moving, trying to eon oun— the traffic moving, trying to eon on, i— the traffic moving, trying to sort out, i mean, all the guy iii— sort out, i mean, all the guy iii voo— sort out, i mean, all the guy iii onen— sort out, i mean, all the guy did was push him. it's a common oeeonii— did was push him. it's a common oeeonii oi— did was push him. it's a common assault at worst.— did was push him. it's a common assault at worst. and the massive police - assault at worst. and the massive police overreact. action is massive police overreact. action ie—nnineiiiiei- massive police overreact. action ie—nnineiiiiei .- is completely unjustified, eomgieieiv— is completely unjustified, completely unnecessary. and they pionee— completely unnecessary. and they pinned-ine— completely unnecessary. and they pinned-ine-gnv. - completely unnecessary. and they picked the guy. again, picked on the wrong guy. again, inning— picked on the wrong guy. again, inning-ginning— picked on the wrong guy. again, talking picking on the wrong talking of picking on the wrong guy talking of picking on the wrong gnv en-i— talking of picking on the wrong gnv nen-i inni— talking of picking on the wrong guy aren't just up all picking on-vnong— guy aren't just up all picking on wrong people. " c on the wrong people. this is it nonin— on the wrong people. this is it none-ene— on the wrong people. this is it would the embodiment of would appear, the embodiment of your class bloke your kind of working class bloke right. there trying to right. he's out there trying to earn of a crust, earn himself a bit of a crust, i dare say. you know, a lot of london cabbies, traditional

london cabbies, traditional london cabbies, traditional london cabbies, you know , good london cabbies, you know, good working class individuals and they be the at the they seem to be the ones at the coalface this. yeah, we're coalface of this. yeah, we're the coalface of this. yeah, we're me one— coalface of this. yeah, we're the ones-suffering. coalface of this. yeah, we're the ones-suffering .i coalface of this. yeah, we're. the ones-suffering . it's the ones who are suffering. it's not the ones who are suffering. it's non-ne— the ones who are suffering. it's non-ne- ne— the ones who are suffering. it's not us. it's everybody who not just us. it's everybody who moves around— not just us. it's everybody who moves around london they're moves around london and they're just moves around london and they're inei—oimieeeiv- moves around london and they're just aimlessly around, just wandering aimlessly around, noiiing— just wandering aimlessly around, noioing inei. — just wandering aimlessly around, noioing inei. -von- holding just. and like you, i eimggie— holding just. and like you, i eimggie io— holding just. and like you, i struggle to see.— holding just. and like you, i struggle to see. look, if we oeinoiiv— struggle to see. look, if we actually look— struggle to see. look, if we actually look at— struggle to see. look, if we actually look at what's going on, actually look at what's going moni— actually look at what's going on, most people— actually look at what's going on, most people are sympathetic winn— on, most people are sympathetic vviin ine— on, most people are sympathetic vviin ine green— on, most people are sympathetic with the green cause now, or to some-on-vve- with the green cause now, or to some -or-we all. some extent or other. we all agree— some extent or other. we all agree inni— some extent or other. we all agree that something needs to be none. — agree that something needs to be none. .neoiiiv— agree that something needs to be done. .reality to— agree that something needs to be done. reality to using done. but reality to stop using oil done. but reality to stop using oii-noi— done. but reality to stop using oii-noi going- done. but reality to stop using oil-not going to- oil today, it's not going to noggen — oil today, it's not going to happen. wasting their happen. they're wasting their gm..— happen. they're wasting their time, inconvenience the time, their inconvenience in the mong— time, their inconvenience in the wrong-ani— time, their inconvenience in the wrong-and-havel wrong people. and you have i believe a lot of london believe anyway, a lot of london cabbies moved electric cabbies have moved to electric vehicles now, haven't they? well, , 50% fleet well, indeed, 50% of our fleet now, 50% of london's fleet is now, 50% of london's fleet is now electric. we've got the new electric. we've got the eieoneei— now electric. we've got the cleanest cab— now electric. we've got the cleanest cab fleet- now electric. we've got the cleanest cab fleet in- f it. we've got the cleanest cab fleet in the world. ani— cleanest cab fleet in the world. and ine — cleanest cab fleet in the world. and ine nonv— cleanest cab fleet in the world. and the irony is— cleanest cab fleet in the world. and the irony is they're stoppinsi— and the irony is they're stopping us_ and the irony is they're stopping us in our electric cabs moving— stopping us in our electric cabs moving enmi— stopping us in our electric cabs moving around the other 50% are iooning— moving around the other 50% are iooning oi— moving around the other 50% are iooning oi inving— moving around the other 50% are looking at buying the electric none.— looking at buying the electric coin. inene— looking at buying the electric cabs. there are— looking at buying the electric cabs. there are £100,000 now, by the cabs. there are £100,000 now, by me ven— cabs. there are £100,000 now, by me wavv winn— cabs. there are £100,000 now, by one we mm o— cabs. there are £100,000 now, by the way, with a finance. right. so the way, with a finance. right. so vve-n— the way, with a finance. right. so we're looking— the way, with a finance. right. so we're looking at a massive inveeimeni— so we're looking at a massive inveeimeni in— so we're looking at a massive investment in many of the roads. we investment in many of the roads. vie-move— investment in many of the roads. we-move-there,- investment in many of the roads. we-move-there, as. investment in many of the roads. we move there, as you we can't move down there, as you know,— we can't move down there, as you moo—winn- we can't move down there, as you moo—vim ine - we can't move down there, as you know,_with the 20. know, with the ltns, with the 20 miie — know, with the ltns, with the 20 miie -viin— know, with the ltns, with the 20 mine-vim ine- know, with the ltns, with the 20 mile with the speed mile an hours, with the speed

line— mile an hours, with the speed cameras , the targets. cameras, with the met targets. it's cameras, with the met targets. in working— cameras, with the met targets. it's working -the - cameras, with the met targets. it's working the agenda. it's working against the agenda. mann— it's working against the agenda. monk-verv— it's working against the agenda. thank-very much.— it's working against the agenda. thank-very much.-goingl thank you very much. i'm going to to cut across and to have to cut across you and just thank you. to newcastle just go. thank you. to newcastle crown i believe now where crown court. i believe now where we can hear from the family of nikki allen after david boyd was of course , sentenced for her of course, sentenced for her murder. we can go now . mark murder. we can go now. mark steyn . i'm sorry, love. we'll steyn. i'm sorry, love. we'll take that side— steyn. i'm sorry, love. we'll take that side .— steyn. i'm sorry, love. we'll take that side . don't- " we'll take that side . don't worry , take that side. don't worry, snonon— take that side. don't worry, sharon began— take that side. don't worry, sharon began asking first. just vom— sharon began asking first. just vonn neoeiion— sharon began asking first. just your reaction to— sharon began asking first. just your reaction to the sentence . your reaction to the sentence. onnv. — your reaction to the sentence. onnv. indies— your reaction to the sentence. okay, ladies and— your reaction to the sentence. okay, ladies and gentlemen, we're just about to bring you a statement, i believe, from the family of nikki allen campaigning for 31 year. what's upset you most about- f g g 3 what's upset you most about today ? upset you most about today? the law upset you most about today? the inn .— upset you most about today? the inn . ine— upset you most about today? the law . the apologies— upset you most about today? the law . the apologies that- upset you most about today? the law . the apologies that was upset you most about today? the law. the apologies that was said on there tv and i said them me fierce and then finding out today that they were going to use the world laugh . sharon, use the world laugh. sharon, what do you think— lint; 331g sharon, what do you think more satisfied winn— what do you think more satisfied vviin oi— what do you think more satisfied vviin oi vene— what do you think more satisfied with 37 years what— what do you think more satisfied with 37 years what the judge

nomen— with 37 years what the judge vvoniei io— with 37 years what the judge wanted to impose based on eoiieiieie— wanted to impose based on satisfied? i— wanted to impose based on satisfied? i would have been eoiieiiei— satisfied? i would have been satisfied to— satisfied? i would have been satisfied to a— satisfied? i would have been satisfied to a life . this is satisfied to a life. this is seven year old - satisfied to a life. this is seven year old ben when's onvnoov— seven year old ben when's anybody going— seven year old ben when's anybody going attack crimes like this anybody going attack crimes like inie eenone— anybody going attack crimes like inie .— anybody going attack crimes like this serious . you— anybody going attack crimes like this serious . you still angry this serious. you still angry winn— this serious. you still angry vviin ine— this serious. you still angry with the police,— this serious. you still angry with the police, sharon? i am ieiiniieiv— with the police, sharon? i am definitely definitely should. i noven-i— definitely definitely should. i haven't done— definitely definitely should. i haven't done the job properly . haven't done the job properly. so haven't done the job properly. so vou— haven't done the job properly. so you nonin— haven't done the job properly. so you would have wanted a whole iiieiime — so you would have wanted a whole iiieiime on— so you would have wanted a whole lifetime or life— so you would have wanted a whole lifetime or life sentence with no ponie— lifetime or life sentence with no genie . — lifetime or life sentence with no parole . and— lifetime or life sentence with no parole . 'i: lifetime or life sentence with no parole . ' lifetime or life sentence with no parole. ' no parole. and this is what's happening to families like me over and over again. and it's injustice over and over again. and it's intneiiee oi— over and over again. and it's injustice of every— over and over again. and it's injustice of every thing- ei�*i: ege " and it's injustice of every thing . injustice of every thing. snonon— injustice of every thing. sharon, how— injustice of every thing. sharon, how hard was it to have to sharon, how hard was it to have no sin— sharon, how hard was it to have no sin innongn— sharon, how hard was it to have to sit through all— sharon, how hard was it to have to sit through all of that, that ieioii— to sit through all of that, that ieioii agein— to sit through all of that, that genoii ogoin .— to sit through all of that, that detail again , i— to sit through all of that, that detail again , i thought i've detail again, i thought i've been— detail again, i thought i've been through— detail again, i thought i've been through trauma . when been through trauma. when i found— been through trauma. when i found oni— been through trauma. when i found out nick— been through trauma. when i found out nick he was murdered , found out nick he was murdered, this found out nick he was murdered, inie ie— found out nick he was murdered, min in inn— found out nick he was murdered, this is this again— found out nick he was murdered, this is this again .— found out nick he was murdered, this is this again . just sabina this is this again. just sabina neeeo— this is this again. just sabina

neeeo .— this is this again. just sabina nessa . shall— this is this again. just sabina nessa . shall can't very well . nessa. shall can't very well. stacey — nessa. shall can't very well. stacey enn— nessa. shall can't very well. snnoev. ve— nessa. shall can't very well. stacey, can we ask— nessa. shall can't very well. stacey, can we ask for- nessa. shall can't very well. stacey, can we ask for your reaction ? um, it's not good. no. reaction? um, it's not good. no. court it'll do for now. you want you— court it'll do for now. you want you wanted— court it'll do for now. you want you wanted more. _ a it'll do for now. you want you wanted more. vitill a it'll do for now. you want you wanted more. sziflzj; you wanted more. well, there viii— you wanted more. well, there will be more, i think, for , as will be more, i think, for, as i said, for now, we just need to take one step at a time. my mum's been through- take one step at a time. my mum's been through a- l my mum's been through a lot, but inni— mum's been through a lot, but inoi 29— mum's been through a lot, but men 29 veni— mum's been through a lot, but that 29 year sentence, not enongn— that 29 year sentence, not enongn ion— that 29 year sentence, not enough for you. c : enough for you. it should never walk free again. how on earth could he walk free to harm another child? you've lived vviinoni— another child? you've lived viinoni vom— another child? you've lived without your sister- it q7 you've lived without your sister all it i:7 you've lived without your sister all these veon — without your sister all these veon in— without your sister all these years. it must— without your sister all these years. it must have- without your sister all these years. c years. it must have been hard. very kira rudik. years. it must have been hard. very kira rudik . um um. you just very kira rudik. um um. you just have to very kira rudik. um um. you just nove to ie— very kira rudik. um um. you just have to be strong— very kira rudik. um um. you just have to be strong .— very kira rudik. um um. you just have to be strong . be— ?li: um. you just have to be strong . be there 3li: um. you just have to be strong . be there for have to be strong. be there for my mm— have to be strong. be there for my mum now . oh,— have to be strong. be there for my mum now . oh, nikki's case my mum now. oh, nikki's case in— my mum now. oh, nikki's case ii noon— my mum now. oh, nikki's case was. it took serious- my mum now. oh, nikki's case was. it took serious .- my mum now. oh, nikki's case was. l y was. it took serious. never asked . never asked me . can asked. never asked me. can i say. cani asked. never asked me. can i say. can i say sorry? go on. im— say. can i say sorry? go on. i'm absolutely devastated at the

sentence. absolutely devastated . so i wanted this is a this is a . so i wanted this is a this is o eioiemeni— . so i wanted this is a this is a statement i'm— so i wanted this is a this is a statement i'm reading on nenoii— a statement i'm reading on nenoii oi— a statement i'm reading on behalf of sharon. : behalf of sharon. could you conni— behalf of sharon. could you could you give us your none of your association just a little closer to the microphone , closer to the microphone, please. so my name is harriet vviennn. — please. so my name is harriet vviennn. im— please. so my name is harriet wistrich. i'm a— please. so my name is harriet wistrich. i'm a solicitor,- so my name is harriet wistrich. it e: wistrich. i'm a solicitor, and the director of the centre for women's justice acas. and the spelling of this case will strike and i've known sharon since 2006 when i started to try and help her in her incredible battle to get for justice and help her in her incredible battle to get forjustice nikki. battle to get for justice nikki. and i think we have to really neogmee— and i think we have to really recognise that— and i think we have to really recognise that if— and i think we have to really recognise that if it wasn't for snonon— recognise that if it wasn't for sharon continuing to fight all ineee— sharon continuing to fight all ineee vene— sharon continuing to fight all ineee veon .— sharon continuing to fight all these years , we— sharon continuing to fight all these years , we wouldn't be here these years, we wouldn't be here today— these years, we wouldn't be here ioiov . — these years, we wouldn't be here today . ani— these years, we wouldn't be here today . and she's— these years, we wouldn't be here today . and she's she's- these years, we wouldn't be here today . ' : g today. and she's she's fought the most incredible battle under the most incredible battle under the most incredible battle under the most awful circumstances . the most awful circumstances. what we want to say is that that inn— what we want to say is that that inie ie— what we want to say is that that min in noi— what we want to say is that that min ie not vei— what we want to say is that that this is not yet the— what we want to say is that that this is not yet the end of her

campaign— this is not yet the end of her campaign ion— this is not yet the end of her campaign for justice. this is not yet the end of her campaign forjustice. sharon campaign for justice. sharon demente— campaign for justice. sharon demands that— campaign for justice. sharon demands that northumbria police are demands that northumbria police neit— demands that northumbria police are held accountable for the nieionie— are held accountable for the nieionie. — are held accountable for the historic . okay,— are held accountable for the historic. qé/ifg le: are held accountable for the historic . qé/ifg e: e: historic. okay, ladies and gentlemen, what you've just been watching and listening to there outside newcastle crown court was a very, very brief, brief but incredibly emotional interaction between been the mother of nikki allen, sharon and some members of the press. she from what i could make out there clearly very distressed and not happy with the 20 arnie nine year sentence minimum 29 year sentence that was handed down today to david boyd, who was convicted earlier this month of the murder of nikki allen back in 1992. it was an absolutely horrific murder . he absolutely horrific murder. he lured the schoolgirl to a derelict warehouse where he proceeded to beat her by the way, i should again just read , way, i should again just read, iterate that the details of this are, of course, very, very distressing for people of a

sensitive disposition or indeed anyone really. he beat her with anyone really. he beat her with a brick and stabbed in the a brick and stabbed her in the chest. 37 times and then discarded her body very unceremoniously . it was discarded her body very unceremoniously. it was an incredibly controversial case, not least because it's taken so long for mr boyd to be brought to justice, but also because initially another individual , initially another individual, all mr herron, was wrongly convicted of the murder and that has led, of course, to massive criticisms of the police force. and nikki's mother there was talking, saying that she would only have been satisfied with with a full life tariff. and i think that's a view that many people can sympathise with. so thatis people can sympathise with. so that is the very latest that we'll be keeping you up to date from any more developments from newcastle crown court and nikki allen's family as well. to allen's family as well. just to reiterate, david boyd has now been a minimum of 29 been jailed for a minimum of 29 years for her murder right.

look, i've got loads more coming your way, ladies and gentlemen, very, very shortly i will be taking you live to the algarve to reservoir near the prior deluge area where madeleine mccann went missing. search teams are currently having a look at an area around that reservoir in some woodland. there was a boat that went across the reservoir earlier on. it's based on what the german police believe is new intelligence. could this be the breakthrough that the world has been waiting for? patrick christys on gb news, britain's

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to oh, there we go. so i just want t0_veryv_ oh, there we go. so i just want t0_veryv very- oh, there we go. so i just want to _very, very clear.i to make that very, very clear. nov— to make that very, very clear. nonline— to make that very, very clear. now-the latest— to make that very, very clear. now-the latest on- to make that very, very clear. now the latest on the search now to the latest on the search for madeleine— now to the latest on the search for madeleine mccann. and a moto— for madeleine mccann. and a moto neonn— for madeleine mccann. and a major search is— for madeleine mccann. and a major search is underway at the nenenvoin— major search is underway at the nenenvoin on— major search is underway at the nenenvoin on ine— major search is underway at the reservoir on the algarve after noiiee— reservoir on the algarve after. noiiee—oozenn reservoir on the algarve after po portuguese dozens reservoir on the algarve after po portuguese police dozens reservoir on the algarve after po portuguese police (other. of portuguese police and other nneeioiinin— of portuguese police and other specialists are— of portuguese police and other specialists are searching an in-ionc— specialists are searching an area in rac dam miles area in the rac dam 30 miles nom— area in the rac dam 30 miles from ine— area in the rac dam 30 miles from the .where- area in the rac dam 30 miles from the where madeleine from the spot where madeleine oinoggeoneo— from the spot where madeleine oinoggeoneo in— from the spot where madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven.iam joined— disappeared in two thousand and seven. am joined now gb seven. i am joined now by gb nevn— seven. i am joined now by gb nevvn nome— seven. i am joined now by gb news home security editor news home and security editor nonn— news home and security editor noon—in- news home and security editor noon—in ine- mark white, who is in the aigonve— mark white, who is in the nigonve .— mark white, who is in the algarve . mark,- mark white, who is in the algarve . mark, what been algarve. mark, what has been going— algarve. mark, what has been goingliooov— algarve. mark, what has been going-iooov e— algarve. mark, what has been going today ? what the going on today? what are the ioieni— going on today? what are the latest developments ? well very latest developments? well very nigniinoni— latest developments? well very significant search _ latest developments? well very significant search activity . significant search activity. noenn— significant search activity. dz ot— significant search activity. dozens of members- significant search activity. dozens of members of the police and specialist teams that have congregated on what is actually a very remote area of the algarve , but an area that is algarve, but an area that is connected to the prime suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann a decade and a half or more ago when she disappeared from the holiday resort in praia de luge, which is about 30 miles from this location. this is linked to christian brueckner her, though,

that prime suspect because he lived in a commune for a while, only about seven miles from here. he frequented this area , here. he frequented this area, we're told, on a number of occasions. and the german police are now confirming that they have actually received specific intelligence that has instigated this particular operation. and it is concentrated on a relatively small area . i'm just relatively small area. i'm just going to pop out of the way, patrick, to give ben, our cameraman, an opportunity to zoom in for you there to this cluster of white forensic tents down there on a peninsula on the western edge of the arid reservoir . western edge of the arid reservoir. and these are facilitating that search operation. the police have been using ground penetrating radar. they've been sticking long probes into the ground as well. there are dive support teams

that are here. they haven't been in the water diving as yet. we're told, patrick, that the bulk of the search operation will be on the land around this kind of wooded area. and down towards the shoreline . they've towards the shoreline. they've been aided patrick, by the fact that actually there's been little rain here for quite a while now. so the water levels of the reservoir , about 15 or of the reservoir, about 15 or 20ft lower than they normally would be, you can see that from the actual edges of the reservoir itself . and that's reservoir itself. and that's allowing the searchers to kind of probe just that bit deeper into the shoreline than it would have been able to before for. so let's see, patrick, what that key information is . the german key information is. the german prosecutors have said previously that they have key evidence that's convinced them that christian brueckner not only abducted but murdered madeleine mccann in may of two thousand

and seven have never shared that evidence with us. while the investiga negation is still active and it's still very active, as i say, this is the first major search operation since one that was launched just about a decade ago at the instigation of the metropolitan police that was around praia da luz and found nothing in the end . this one, well, we await to see it's scheduled for a few days, but depending on what they find in this area behind me, it could be extended . mark, thank could be extended. mark, thank you could be extended. mark, thank voo very— could be extended. mark, thank voo venv moon.— could be extended. mark, thank you very much. mark— f: iz;,n

lived in portugal between 1995 mi ivo— lived in portugal between 1995 and two thousand and seven, the veon— and two thousand and seven, the veon moi— and two thousand and seven, the year that madeleine disappeared. dnoeennen— year that madeleine disappeared. dnoeennen in— year that madeleine disappeared. brueckner is currently in prison in eenmonv— brueckner is currently in prison in eenmonv ion— brueckner is currently in prison in germany for the rape of an amenieon— in germany for the rape of an american tourist— in germany for the rape of an american tourist in praia deluge two american tourist in praia deluge ivo veonn— american tourist in praia deluge two years before— american tourist in praia deluge two years before madeleine went minning— two years before madeleine went minning .— two years before madeleine went minning , ne— two years before madeleine went minning , ne on— two years before madeleine went missing, he was identified as a nonneei— missing, he was identified as a nongeei by— missing, he was identified as a suspect by portuguese officials in suspect by portuguese officials in tone— suspect by portuguese officials in tone doze.— suspect by portuguese officials in june 2020. but— suspect by portuguese officials in june 2020. but he has always oenieo— in june 2020. but he has always denied involvement in madeleine's- denied involvement in madeleine's disappearance and we, madeleine's disappearance and oi— madeleine's disappearance and we, of course, await more confirmation— we, of course, await more confirmation action and more inionmoiion— confirmation action and more information from _ confirmation action and more information from him. the vonieiv— information from him. the vonieiv oi— information from him. the variety of different police ionen— variety of different police forces, specifically, i think ine— forces, specifically, i think the german _ forces, specifically, i think the german police, it's imgononi— the german police, it's important to- the german police, it's important to know, are usually venv— important to know, are usually venv eooiioon— important to know, are usually very cautious and— important to know, are usually very cautious and very conservative- very cautious and very conservative in this. they are odnoioieiv— conservative in this. they are absolutely adamant this, absolutely adamant about this, inoogn— absolutely adamant about this, inoogn-ine— absolutely adamant about this, though,-the new- though, that the new developments and the new evidence— developments and the new evidence and— developments and the new evidence and etcetera , that has evidence and etcetera, that has led evidence and etcetera, that has no inem— evidence and etcetera, that has no inem io— evidence and etcetera, that has led them to look— evidence and etcetera, that has led them to look in this ngeeiin— led them to look in this specific area— led them to look in this specific area .- led them to look in this specific area . so we will be on specific area. so we will be on scene and bring— specific area. so we will be on scene and bring you all the onooien— scene and bring you all the ogooien on— scene and bring you all the updates as and— scene and bring you all the updates as and when we get any in ine— updates as and when we get any in one neonn— updates as and when we get any in the search for— updates as and when we get any in the search for madeleine inconn— in the search for madeleine inconn ii— in the search for madeleine mccann, it is,— in the search for madeleine mccann, it is, of— in the search for madeleine mccann, it is, of course, gnododiv— mccann, it is, of course, gnododiv ine— mccann, it is, of course, probably the world's most mvnienioon— probably the world's most mysterious, perhaps child oinoggeoneo— mysterious, perhaps child disappeared just disappeared case and maybe just movie— disappeared case and maybe just now, maybe arnie— disappeared case and maybe just now, maybe arnie we might be me— now, maybe arnie we might be odie io— now, maybe arnie we might be odie io gei— now, maybe arnie we might be able to get some— now, maybe arnie we might be able to get some answers, but iooon— able to get some answers, but loads—between. able to get some answers, but. loads—between now loads more to come between now oni— loads more to come between now ono-iino— loads more to come between now ono-iino oni— loads more to come between now and-find out why- and 4:00. find out why chancellor— and 4:00. find out why chancellor jeremy and 4:00. find out why chancellorjeremy hunt is

chancellor jeremy hunt is confident— chancellor jeremy hunt is confident that— chancellor jeremy hunt is confident that the uk economy is on noon— confident that the uk economy is on nooie io— confident that the uk economy is on route to growth.— confident that the uk economy is on route to growth. could this be on route to growth. could this de o— on route to growth. could this de o iiiiie— on route to growth. could this be a little -of_ on route to growth. could this be a little of economic be a little whiff of economic gooo — be a little whiff of economic gooo -ano — be a little whiff of economic gooo-ano i-geil good news? and i will get neoeiion— good news? and i will get reaction to _ good news? and i will get reaction to the— good news? and i will get reaction to the scenes reaction to the violent scenes in nonin— reaction to the violent scenes in cardiff last— reaction to the violent scenes in cardiff last night after two ieenoge— in cardiff last night after two ieenoge dovn— in cardiff last night after two teenage boys sadly died in a ioioi— teenage boys sadly died in a ioioi eonn— teenage boys sadly died in a fatal crash and— teenage boys sadly died in a fatal crash and will of course oino— fatal crash and will of course oino de— fatal crash and will of course also be informing you all about nine— also be informing you all about dninee nonv— also be informing you all about prince harry because he has lost the prince harry because he has lost one ideo— prince harry because he has lost one ioeo. nov— prince harry because he has lost the idea. now that— prince harry because he has lost the idea. now that our met noine— the idea. now that our met goiiee on— the idea. now that our met goiiee on my— the idea. now that our met police or any other police force in min— police or any other police force in this country— police or any other police force in this country can— police or any other police force in this country can be for nignen. — in this country can be for higher. well,— in this country can be for higher. well, that's out the vinoovv. — higher. well, that's out the window. you— higher. well, that's out the window. you cannot buy our donne— window. you cannot buy our goiiee none — window. you cannot buy our police force, apparently. but now, as your headlines with. iomnin— now, as your headlines with. tamsin patrick— now, as your headlines with. tamsin patrick thank you. iirii; tamsin patrick thank you. here are tamsin patrick thank you. here ine— tamsin patrick thank you. here are the headlines— tamsin patrick thank you. here are the headlines at— tamsin patrick thank you. here are the headlines at 332. a sex offender who murdered a seven year old girl in 1992 has been jailed for life with a minimum of 29 years in prison. 55 year old david boyd lured nikki allen to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east end before stabbing her in the chest. he remained at large for over 30 years until he was convicted of

murder earlier this month, northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong man , george prosecuted the wrong man, george heron, who was cleared after a trial in 1993. nikki's mother, sharon henderson, has fought since then for justice for nikki . satisfied,i since then for justice for nikki . satisfied, i would have been noiiniieo— . satisfied, i would have been satisfied with— . satisfied, i would have been satisfied with life— satisfied, i would have been satisfied with life . this is satisfied with life. this is seven year old - satisfied with life. this is seven year old bannau . what does seven year old bannau. what does onvdoov— seven year old bannau. what does onvdoov gone— seven year old bannau. what does onvdoov gone an— seven year old bannau. what does anybody got? an attack ? crimes anybody got? an attack? crimes like anybody got? an attack? crimes iine o— anybody got? an attack? crimes like a serious— anybody got? an attack? crimes like a serious .— anybody got? an attack? crimes like a serious . you— anybody got? an attack? crimes like a serious . you still angry like a serious. you still angry winn— like a serious. you still angry vviin ine— like a serious. you still angry with the police?— like a serious. you still angry with the police? yeah. i am oeiiniieiv— with the police? yeah. i am definitely definitely should i noven-i— definitely definitely should i haven't done— definitely definitely should i haven't done the job properly oni— haven't done the job properly ono inin— haven't done the job properly ono min in— haven't done the job properly and this is what's happening to iomiiien— and this is what's happening to families like— and this is what's happening to families like me— and this is what's happening to families like me over and over ogoin— families like me over and over ogoin .— families like me over and over ogoin . ano— families like me over and over ogoin . one in— families like me over and over again . and it's an— families like me over and over again . and it's an injustice . ' again. and it's an injustice. a tomen— again. and it's an injustice. a tonmen met— again. and it's an injustice. a former met police— again. and it's an injustice. a former met police officer- former met police officer accused of failing to properly investigate wayne cousins over flashing incidents has been found guilty of gross misconduct . samantha lee was tasked to conduct an inquiry into the incident in 2021. cousins exposed himself to female

members of staff at a restaurant in kent weeks before he killed sarah everard. samantha lee was found to be dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant was deleted automatically . the deleted automatically. the german authority is leaving, leading the madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is underway at a reservoir in portugal after a tip off was received . dozens of portuguese received. dozens of portuguese police and other specialists are searching an area 30 miles from where the three year old went missing. the main suspect, christian brueckner, is facing sex offence charges in germany and was in portugal around the time madeleine disappear aired in two thousand and seven well, you can get more on all these stories by visiting our website gb news .com . direct bullion gb news .com. direct bullion sponsors the financial report on gb news for gold and silver investment .

gb news for gold and silver investment. here's a quick nnonnnot— investment. here's a quick nnognnot ot— investment. here's a quick snapshot of today's- here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. ine— snapshot of today's markets. the point— snapshot of today's markets. the pound will— snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy- snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you- snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2427 and ,1.1521. the price of gold is £1,586.6o and ,1.1521. the price of gold is £1,586.60 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is . at 7768 points. ftse 100 is. at 7768 points. direct bullion sponsors the financial report on gb news for gold and silver investment. it . gold and silver investment. it. yeah loads more to come on this nnovv. — yeah loads more to come on this nnovv. ot— yeah loads more to come on this show. of course,— yeah loads more to come on this show. of course, there- yeah loads more to come on this show. o” {3:1an siitzi ll yeah loads more to come on this show. itian ll show. of course, there we'll be talking about the news that rolf harris has died and indeed the latest prince harry developments. but before all of that, borrowing grew that, government borrowing grew to £256 that, government borrowing grew to £25.6 billion. last month, according to the latest official figures, the second highest april borrowing figure on record. but when addressing the international monetary fund earlier on, chancellor jeremy hunt remains confident that the uk economy is on route to growth

. today. the imf's assessment nnovvn— . today. the imf's assessment nnovn tnot— . today. the imf's assessment shows that we _ . today. the imf's assessment shows that we are— today. the imf's assessment shows that we are on the right toot— shows that we are on the right tnoet .— shows that we are on the right tnoet . inein— shows that we are on the right track . their report— shows that we are on the right track . their report forecasts track. their report forecasts gnovtn — track. their report forecasts gnovtn ot— track. their report forecasts growth of 0.4%_ track. their report forecasts growth of 0.4% in 2023, a nought point— growth of 0.4% in 2023, a nought point neven— growth of 0.4% in 2023, a nought point seven percentage point oggnote— point seven percentage point upgrade versus— point seven percentage point upgrade versus the april toneeont— upgrade versus the april toneeont .— upgrade versus the april forecast . that's even higher forecast. that's even higher tnon— forecast. that's even higher tnon tne— forecast. that's even higher than the bank— forecast. that's even higher than the bank of england's toneeont— than the bank of england's forecast published last week for noognt— forecast published last week for noognt point— forecast published last week for nought point two— forecast published last week for nought point two 5% growth in 23. nought point two 5% growth in do. ine— nought point two 5% growth in do. me init— nought point two 5% growth in 23. the imf also— nought point two 5% growth in 23. the imf also say we've acted teeiniveiv— 23. the imf also say we've acted teeiniveiv to— 23. the imf also say we've acted decisively to fight— 23. the imf also say we've acted decisively to fight inflation vnien— decisively to fight inflation vnien viii— decisively to fight inflation which will substantially reduce to onont— which will substantially reduce to onont dio— which will substantially reduce to around 5% by— which will substantially reduce to around 5% by the end of the yen— to around 5% by the end of the veon . — to around 5% by the end of the veon . okay-— to around 5% by the end of the veon . otov. so— to around 5% by the end of the year . okay. so that's- to around 5% by the end of the year. okay. so that's jeremy hunt there. the chancellor. now here's a break. all this data down is our economics and business editor liam halligan with on the money . okay liam, with on the money. okay liam, this sounds pretty heavy duty stuff . is it? yeah, lots of stuff. is it? yeah, lots of ten— stuff. is it? yeah, lots of numbers floating- l7 yeah, lots of numbers floating around, patrick this numbers floating around, patrick tnin monning— numbers floating around, patrick this morning the— numbers floating around, patrick this morning the ons released toto— this morning the ons released toto tnot— this morning the ons released data that showed— this morning the ons released data that showed that the mint— data that showed that the british government in the month of british government in the month ot anni— british government in the month

on agni oione— british government in the month of april alone borrowed £25.6 dittion— of april alone borrowed £25.6 dittion o— of april alone borrowed £25.6 billion, a huge— of april alone borrowed £25.6 billion, a huge amount of money. annie— billion, a huge amount of money. annie ant— billion, a huge amount of money. arnie and that's— billion, a huge amount of money. arnie and that's almost double vvnot— arnie and that's almost double vnot tnev— arnie and that's almost double what they borrowed in april dozn— what they borrowed in april dozn inot-n— what they borrowed in april 2022. that's in— what they borrowed in april 2022. that's in a single month vvnen— 2022. that's in a single month vvnen voo— 2022. that's in a single month when you think— 2022. that's in a single month when you think the education dotget— when you think the education dotget in— when you think the education budget is about— when you think the education budget is about 100 billion, nignte— budget is about 100 billion, nignte it-n— budget is about 100 billion, right? it's an— budget is about 100 billion, right? it's an awful lot of monev — right? it's an awful lot of moev ant— right? it's an awful lot of money. and think of the interest tnot— money. and think of the interest tnot tne— money. and think of the interest that the government is now paying— that the government is now paying on— that the government is now paying on oon— that the government is now paying on our national debt, our notionoi— paying on our national debt, our national debt— paying on our national debt, our national debt is— paying on our national debt, our national debt is about £25 tniiiion— national debt is about £25 trillion. we're— national debt is about £25 trillion. we're paying each montn— trillion. we're paying each montn on— trillion. we're paying each month on interest . certainly trillion. we're paying each month on interest. certainly in anni— month on interest. certainly in agni dozn— month on interest. certainly in agni 2023, we — month on interest. certainly in april 2023, we paid . if we can april 2023, we paid. if we can enonge— april 2023, we paid. if we can enonge tne— april 2023, we paid. if we can change the graphic, there £9.8 diiiion— change the graphic, there £9.8 billion interest.— change the graphic, there £9.8 billion interest. how much is tene— billion interest. how much is £9.8 billion?— billion interest. how much is £98 billion? patrick the £9.8 billion? patrick the intenent— £9.8 billion? patrick the interest we— £9.8 billion? patrick the interest we pay on a single montn— interest we pay on a single montn on— interest we pay on a single montn on o— interest we pay on a single month on a national debt, you nonto— month on a national debt, you eooit dmit— month on a national debt, you could build 20— month on a national debt, you could build 20 hospitals for 9.8 diiiion. — could build 20 hospitals for 9.8 billion. just— could build 20 hospitals for 9.8 billion. just drill,— could build 20 hospitals for 9.8 billion. just drill, just- could build 20 hospitals for 9.8 billion. : t ll : , ll billion. just drill, just drill down on that. so because i thought i heard you say that, that we spend the equivalent of building 20 new hospitals as every month on the interest for our debt. i did say that grief deeoone— our debt. i did say that grief because that's— , : i did say that grief because that's correct . because that's correct. centoiniv— because that's correct. certainly that's what we paid in anni— certainly that's what we paid in anni .— certainly that's what we paid in agni . nov,— certainly that's what we paid in agni. nov, no— certainly that's what we paid in april . now, so when you have the

april. now, so when you have the domino— april. now, so when you have the notitnoi ont— april. now, so when you have the political and media— april. now, so when you have the political and media class noving— political and media class sayingv on— political and media class saying, oh, why can't we just donnvv— saying, oh, why can't we just donnvv ont— saying, oh, why can't we just borrow and spend more money, yon-n— borrow and spend more money, you're-government- you're nasty government minintenn— you're nasty government ministers because want ministers because you don't want to—nnent— ministers because you don't want to—nnent moe- ministers because you don't want to spend more money. to borrow and spend more money. inot— to borrow and spend more money. inot-deeoone— to borrow and spend more money. that-becauselthe- that is why. because at the moment— that is why. because at the moment we're— that is why. because at the moment we're paying £10 billion that is why. because at the mmonth we're paying £10 billion that is why. because at the mmonth on're paying £10 billion that is why. because at the mmonth on interestig £10 billion that is why. because at the mmonth on interest oni10 billion that is why. because at the mmonth on interest on our)illion a month on interest on our tedtn. — a month on interest on our tedtn. tet— a month on interest on our debts. let me— a month on interest on our debts. let me repeat that, notion.— debts. let me repeat that, patrick. £10— debts. let me repeat that, patrick. £10 billion. you could l0p— patrick. £10 billion. you could ion £0.02— patrick. £10 billion. you could tog zooz ott— patrick. £10 billion. you could lop £0.02 off the— patrick. £10 billion. you could lop £0.02 off the basic rate of tox— lop £0.02 off the basic rate of income tax for— lop £0.02 off the basic rate of income tax for the— lop £0.02 off the basic rate of income tax for the whole year. inot-n— income tax for the whole year. inot-n nio— income tax for the whole year. that's £10 billion,— income tax for the whole year. that's £10 billion, £10 billion is that's £10 billion, £10 billion in do— that's £10 billion, £10 billion in dd annie— that's £10 billion, £10 billion is 20 arnie new— that's £10 billion, £10 billion is 20 arnie new hospitals . so is 20 arnie new hospitals. so in— is 20 arnie new hospitals. so in tint— is 20 arnie new hospitals. so it's just remarkable, an astonishing— it's just remarkable, an astonishing amount of money. it's absolutely— astonishing amount of money. it's absolutely staggering. - astonishing amount of money. it's absolutely staggering. and so, yeah, absolutely. but jeremy hunt mean putting a bit of a brave face on, by the way, he didn't mention the didn't want to mention the government borrowing the government borrowing because the imf a good imf is just giving him a good story. and the imf is giving him a story. and the imf is giving him o gooe— story. and the imf is giving him o goot nonn— story. and the imf is giving him o goot ntonv. inev— and the imf is giving him a good story. they come to ionton— a good story. they come to ionton ono— a good story. they come to london and, know, yeah, tell london and, you know, yeah, tell the london and, you know, yeah, tell tne—vonit— london and, you know, yeah, tell the—world what- london and, you know, yeah, tell the _world what we. the rest of the world what we nnooit — the rest of the world what we should-doing— the rest of the world what we should doing and we should be doing and what we nnooitn-t— should be doing and what we shouldn't be— should be doing and what we shouldn't be doing. and the imf, of course, until— shouldn't be doing. and the imf, of course, until recently was toneeonting— of course, until recently was forecasting british forecasting that the british eonomv— economy was going to contract tnin— this year. well, they've niigntiv— this year. well, they've slightly changed their tune ag...— slightly changed their tune agoin-tnot- slightly changed their tune again,-that in- slightly changed their tune again, that in the again, i've got that in the gnome.— again, i've got that in the gone. so— again, i've got that in the graphic. so the- again, i've got that in the graphic. so the imf say the graphic. so the imf say that the us graphic. so the imf say that the us eonomv— graphic. so the imf say that the us economy-this— graphic. so the imf say that the us economy this year, 2023 us economy in this year, 2023 viii—

us economy in this year, 2023 viii-dv— us economy in this year, 2023 viii-iv no.— us economy in this year, 2023 will-by 1.6. france- us economy in this year, 2023 will by 1.6. france will will grow by 1.6. france will gnov— will grow by 1.6. france will gnov point— will grow by 1.6. france will gnov point oz. — will grow by 1.6. france will grow point 0.7. the uk , this is grow point 0.7. the uk, this is tne— grow point 0.7. the uk, this is tne ne— grow point 0.7. the uk, this is the new number— grow point 0.7. the uk, this is the new number will grow by 0.4% and the new number will grow by 0.4% mt eenmonv— the new number will grow by 0.4% and germany will— the new number will grow by 0.4% and germany will contract by di.— and germany will contract by on. itin— and germany will contract by on. min in— and germany will contract by 0.1. this is the— and germany will contract by 0.1. this is the size of the eonomv— 0.1. this is the size of the eonomv in— 0.1. this is the size of the economy in 2023. so the uk is no iongen— economy in 2023. so the uk is no iongen tne— economy in 2023. so the uk is no longer the slowest— economy in 2023. so the uk is no longer the slowest growing eonomv— longer the slowest growing economy this— longer the slowest growing economy this year according to init— economy this year according to not toneeont— economy this year according to not toneeont .— economy this year according to imf forecast . it's— economy this year according to imf forecast . it's in what we imf forecast. it's in what we noti— imf forecast. it's in what we eoii tne— imf forecast. it's in what we eoii tne g7,— imf forecast. it's in what we call the g7, the— imf forecast. it's in what we call the g7, the sort of advanced _ call the g7, the sort of advanced industrialised eoontnien— advanced industrialised countries because clearly there it's countries because clearly there in titeiv— countries because clearly there in iiteiv to— countries because clearly there it's likely to outgrow know nenmonv. — it's likely to outgrow know oenmonv. dot— it's likely to outgrow know germany. but the mind boggles dotnnt— germany. but the mind boggles patrick because— germany. but the mind boggles patrick because just a month ago the patrick because just a month ago tne init— patrick because just a month ago tne not on— patrick because just a month ago the imf was saying— patrick because just a month ago the imf was saying that the uk eonomv— the imf was saying that the uk economy would— the imf was saying that the uk economy would contract by 0.3% as economy would contract by 0.3% on eogie— economy would contract by 0.3% on eogie eoet— economy would contract by 0.3% as eagle eared. if— economy would contract by 0.3% as eagle eared. if you could be egooiiv— as eagle eared. if you could be egootiv nnonn— as eagle eared. if you could be equally sharp eared listeners ont— equally sharp eared listeners ont vievven— equally sharp eared listeners and viewers will— equally sharp eared listeners and viewers will have heard the cnoneeiion— and viewers will have heard the chancellor say— and viewers will have heard the chancellor say in— and viewers will have heard the chancellor say in that clip and tnev-ne — chancellor say in that clip and now they're saying that the uk eonomv— now they're saying that the uk eonomv viii— now they're saying that the uk economy will grow by nought point— economy will grow by nought point-neon— economy will grow by nought point mean, these people point 4. i mean, these people tint.— point 4. i mean, these people ront. veon— point 4. i mean, these people just. yeah, well,— point 4. i mean, these people just. yeah, well, it— point 4. i mean, these people just. yeah, well, it does appear tnot— just. yeah, well, it does appear no way— just. yeah, well, it does appear that way, doesn't— just. yeah, well, it does appear that way, doesn't it really? and yet that way, doesn't it really? and vet ont— that way, doesn't it really? and vet ont vet— that way, doesn't it really? and vet ont vet tne— that way, doesn't it really? and yet and yet the press a lot of tne— yet and yet the press a lot of tne nenn— yet and yet the press a lot of me nnenn o— yet and yet the press a lot of the press, a lot— yet and yet the press a lot of the press, a lot of— yet and yet the press a lot of the press, a lot of the mainstream- the press, a lot of the mainstream broadcast as if you viii— mainstream broadcast as if you viii-tne— mainstream broadcast as if you viii-tne init— mainstream broadcast as if you will-the imf came- mainstream broadcast as if you will the imf came up with will when the imf came up with tnot—ve— will when the imf came up with tnot—ve vene- will when the imf came up with that—we were the. that forecast that we were the niovent— that forecast that we were the nioventltne — that forecast that we were the slowest-the g7, _ that forecast that we were the slowestlthe g7, it- that forecast that we were the slowest the g7, it was like slowest in the g7, it was like evenvvnene— slowest in the g7, it was like evenvvnene on— slowest in the g7, it was like

everywhere on a— slowest in the g7, it was like everywhere on a loop 24 over ant— everywhere on a loop 24 over ant vet— everywhere on a loop 24 over seven. and yet there seems be everywhere on a loop 24 over s(l0l1. and yet there seems be everywhere on a loop 24 over 5( lot lessd yet there seems be everywhere on a loop 24 over stlot less reportinge seems be everywhere on a loop 24 over stlot less reporting of eems be everywhere on a loop 24 over stlot less reporting of the s be everywhere on a loop 24 over 5( lot less reporting of the fact be a lot less reporting of the fact tnot— a lot less reporting of the fact tnot-iiit— a lot less reporting of the fact that-imf has— a lot less reporting of the fact that-imf has now- a lot less reporting of the fact that imf has now completely that the imf has now completely enonget— that the imf has now completely enonget itn— that the imf has now completely changed its-turn- that the imf has now completely changed its turn the changed its tune. turn the teieneone— changed its tune. turn the telescope around. and britain, changed its tune. turn the tellscope around. and britain, changed its tune. turn the tellscoplshowed . and britain, changed its tune. turn the tellscoplshowed , and britain, changed its tune. turn the tel i scoplshowed , an nowitain, changed its tune. turn the tellscoplshowed , an now in the as i just showed, is now in the moon— as i just showed, is now in the mittieltne— as i just showed, is now in the middle .the pack— as i just showed, is now in the middle the pack when it comes middle of the pack when it comes to tne— middle of the pack when it comes to tne ei— middle of the pack when it comes to the g7 economies. but there is to the g7 economies. but there in voo— to the g7 economies. but there in voo know,— to the g7 economies. but there is you know, this— to the g7 economies. but there is you know, this isn't doom is you know, this isn't all doom ont— is you know, this isn't all doom one-tnen— is you know, this isn't all doom ..g_n.... in— is you know, this isn't all doom and-there is some- is you know, this isn't all doom and there is some pretty and gloom. there is some pretty gooe— and gloom. there is some pretty goot eonomn— and gloom. there is some pretty good economic now coming good economic news now coming tnnoogn. — good economic news now coming tnnoogn. -got— good economic news now coming tnnoogn. -got tne- good economic news now coming through. got the inflation through. we've got the inflation tme— through. we've got the inflation dme ont— through. we've got the inflation number out tomorrow for april. it's number out tomorrow for april. in gnododiv— number out tomorrow for april. it's probably going to start witn— it's probably going to start with -which- it's probably going to start with which isn't with an eight, which isn't too dot.— with an eight, which isn't too dot-intu— with an eight, which isn't too bad-still really- with an eight, which isn't too bad. still really high. but bad. it's still really high. but given— bad. it's still really high. but given tnot— bad. it's still really high. but given that the— bad. it's still really high. but given that the inflation rate in dionn— given that the inflation rate in march started _ given that the inflation rate in march started with ten, it was march started with a ten, it was 10.1. — march started with a ten, it was 10.1. vie-ve— march started with a ten, it was toi- vie-ve tint— march started with a ten, it was 10.1. we've just had what we noti— 10.1. we've just had what we eoii tne— 10.1. we've just had what we call the pmi_ 10.1. we've just had what we call the pmi numbers . that's call the pmi numbers. that's tite— call the pmi numbers. that's tine o— call the pmi numbers. that's tine o nonvev— call the pmi numbers. that's like a survey, a— call the pmi numbers. that's like a survey, a sort of prelim tonm— like a survey, a sort of prelim tonm ot— like a survey, a sort of prelim form of unofficial— like a survey, a sort of prelim form of unofficial gdp numbers tnot-n— form of unofficial gdp numbers tnot-n nnovving— form of unofficial gdp numbers that's showing that the economy is that's showing that the economy in ntiii— that's showing that the economy in ntiit gnovving— that's showing that the economy is still growing pretty well. ant— is still growing pretty well. ant voo— is still growing pretty well. ant voo get— is still growing pretty well. ant voo get o— is still growing pretty well. and you get a sense that entrepreneurs— and you get a sense that entrepreneurs himars business ieotenn— entrepreneurs himars business ieotenn oe— entrepreneurs himars business leaders are starting to feel tnot— leaders are starting to feel no vie-n— leaders are starting to feel that we're turning the corner , that we're turning the corner, tinoiiv— that we're turning the corner, finally shaking— that we're turning the corner, finally shaking off the implication- finally shaking off the implication of lockdown and the war implication of lockdown and the in— implication of lockdown and the war in ukraine,— implication of lockdown and the war in ukraine, at— implication of lockdown and the war in ukraine, at least for now ont— war in ukraine, at least for now ont i— war in ukraine, at least for now and soon. i think— war in ukraine, at least for now and soon. i think energy bills viii— and soon. i think energy bills viii ntont— and soon. i think energy bills will start coming— and soon. i think energy bills will start coming down for households— will start coming down for households ,— will start coming down for households , too. the number i'm

households, too. the number i'm going— households, too. the number i'm going to— households, too. the number i'm going to de— households, too. the number i'm going to be looking at for tomorrow, patrick, and i'm no toth— tomorrow, patrick, and i'm no toth vett— tomorrow, patrick, and i'm no doubt we'll be— tomorrow, patrick, and i'm no doubt we'll be sitting here toiting— doubt we'll be sitting here talking about— doubt we'll be sitting here talking about it, isn't just the neotiine— headline inflation number, it's the-inflation— headline inflation number, it's the-inflation-ifl the food inflation number. if tnot-n— the food inflation number. if tnot-n ntiii— the food inflation number. if that's still sky— the food inflation number. if that's still sky high up in the nign— that's still sky high up in the nign teenn— that's still sky high up in the nign teenn on— that's still sky high up in the high teens as was last month, high teens as it was last month, tnen— high teens as it was last month, tnen tm— high teens as it was last month, tnen in non— high teens as it was last month, then i'm sure there's going to ottnoet— then i'm sure there's going to ottnoet on— then i'm sure there's going to attract an awful— then i'm sure there's going to attract an awful lot of comment deeoone— attract an awful lot of comment because wholesale _ attract an awful lot of comment because wholesale food prices onont— because wholesale food prices onont tne— because wholesale food prices around the world— because wholesale food prices around the world have been coming— around the world have been eoming tonn— around the world have been coming down yet , around the world have been coming down yet, as gb news ont— coming down yet, as gb news viewers and listeners know , when viewers and listeners know, when you viewers and listeners know, when voo go— viewers and listeners know, when voo go to— viewers and listeners know, when voo go to tne— viewers and listeners know, when you go to the supermarket, some of you go to the supermarket, some ot-nnnen— you go to the supermarket, some ot-nnnen-ntiii— of the prices are still eye—watering. yeah no, exactly. of the prices are still— eye—watering. yeah no, exactly. ano— eye—watering. yeah no, exactly. ant tnot— eye—watering. yeah no, exactly. ant ttot in— eye—watering. yeah no, exactly. and that is actually— eye—watering. yeah no, exactly. and that is actually something that's worth a quick mention. now, liam, which in now, i think liam, which is in anticipation of what could happen tomorrow, would that be the point that you think where pubuc the point that you think where public opinion and indeed our politicians frankly should maybe even doing something i think you mentioned the walk shame mentioned as the walk of shame from. well happened from. well it's kind of happened totov— from. well it's kind of happened totov-voo— from. well it's kind of happened totov-voo-i- today. i mean, you and i tineonnet— today. i mean, you and i discussed this- today. i mean, you and i discussed this a couple of montnn— discussed this a couple of montnn ogo— discussed this a couple of months ago when food price intiotion— months ago when food price inflation kept— months ago when food price inflation kept being really ngn— inflation kept being really ngn-to— inflation kept being really nign. -to voo- inflation kept being really high. to you, look, he high. i said to you, look, he nnooit— high. i said to you, look, he nnooit get— high. i said to you, look, he should get the— high. i said to you, look, he should get the prime minister, the chancellor— should get the prime minister, the chancellor they get the chancellor they should get the chancellor they should get tne-tne— the chancellor they should get tne-tne toot- the chancellor they should get the the food retailers the bosses of the food retailers ont— the bosses of the food retailers one-tnen— the bosses of the food retailers ont-tnem-on- the bosses of the food retailers. and -them-up downing and make them walk up downing ntneet— and make them walk up downing street-actually— and make them walk up downing street actually them, street and actually say to them, you— street and actually say to them, voo-toitn— street and actually say to them, voo-toitn-in-

street and actually say to them, you -folks, - is food - you know, folks, why is food ontnen— you know, folks, why is food ontnen-no- you know, folks, why is food prices-so high?- you know, folks, why is food prices so high? why prices inflation so high? why are prices inflation so high? why toot— prices inflation so high? why are food - going - prices inflation so high? why are food going up by 15 are food prices going up by 15 or are food prices going up by 15 on-veon— are food prices going up by 15 on-veon on— are food prices going up by 15 or-year on year- are food prices going up by 15 or year on year when or 20% year on year when vvnoienoie— or 20% year on year when wholesale food- or 20% year on year when wholesale food prices around the nonto— wholesale food prices around the vonit oe— wholesale food prices around the world are coming— wholesale food prices around the world are coming down? well, iont— world are coming down? well, iont neen— world are coming down? well, last week, the— world are coming down? well, last week, the prime minister not— last week, the prime minister not tnin— last week, the prime minister had this kind— last week, the prime minister had this kind of— last week, the prime minister had this kind of farm to fork nommit— had this kind of farm to fork summit where— had this kind of farm to fork summit where some of the food netoiienn— summit where some of the food retailers came— summit where some of the food retailers came in.— summit where some of the food retailers came in. but today, jeremy— retailers came in. but today, jeremy nont— retailers came in. but today, jeremy hunt has— retailers came in. but today, jeremy hunt has been talking to toot— jeremy hunt has been talking to food retailers— jeremy hunt has been talking to food retailers at— jeremy hunt has been talking to food retailers at the treasury. tnot— food retailers at the treasury. tnot-neoiiv— food retailers at the treasury. that-really been- food retailers at the treasury. that really been a that hasn't really been a ntotement— that hasn't really been a statement about it, but maybe tnot-n— statement about it, but maybe tnot-nliittie— statement about it, but maybe that's l little .of _ statement about it, but maybe that's little of sort of that's a little bit of sort of one—emotive— that's a little bit of sort of pre—emptive spin because they nenne-toot— pre—emptive spin because they sense food inflation number sense the food inflation number tomonnvv in— sense the food inflation number tomorrow is still— sense the food inflation number tomorrow is still going to be eye— tomorrow is still going to be eve voteningiv— tomorrow is still going to be eye wateringly high. so they wont— eye wateringly high. so they wont to— eye wateringly high. so they wont to de— eye wateringly high. so they want to be able— eye wateringly high. so they want to be able to say, well, toon— want to be able to say, well, toot, vie-n— want to be able to say, well, look, we're in— want to be able to say, well, look, we're in consultation with the look, we're in consultation with tne—got— look, we're in consultation with tne—got-onl look, we're in consultation with tne—got-on ini the industry. we got this on in nont.— the industry. we got this on in nont. on— the industry. we got this on in nont. on boyi— the industry. we got this on in hand. oh, boy, don't worry about it . ddviooniv. — hand. oh, boy, don't worry about it . obviously. liam,— hand. oh, boy, don't worry about it . obviously. it. obviously. liam, thank you very as ever. liam halligan very much as ever. liam halligan there, our economics and business and look, can business editor. and look, can i just crowbarring just return a crowbarring this in? i'm not going to let in? but i'm not going to let this go because we're going to be a lot on be talking about this a lot on the show today. a throw ahead. so what? got about 5:30. so what? i've got about 5:30. i'll be talking to a representative from just stop oil. ordinary oil. why? because an ordinary workman snapped on streets workman snapped on the streets today. this workman snapped on the streets today. happened this workman snapped on the streets today. happened more this workman snapped on the streets today. happened more before. hasn't happened more before. i've a horrible feeling in

i've got a horrible feeling in my we're going to my stomach that we're going to see very serious see something very serious happen soon where somebody who is these kind of is in light of these kind of economic that liam economic numbers that liam has given price of given us, there, the price of food, price of absolutely food, the price of absolutely everything going up, now everything going up, people now more in more desperate than ever in their lifetimes, quite possibly to earn a crust that to go out and earn a crust that day, getting blocked off by the just stop oil someone just stop oil mob and someone decided of and decided to get out of a van and give one of them a shove. and the police, instead of escorting them slow walk through the them on a slow walk through the streets of capital, decided streets of our capital, decided that best to him. that it was best to lift him. instead, going be talking instead, i'm going to be talking to from just oil. to someone from just stop oil. that's be in the 5:00 that's going to be in the 5:00 houn that's going to be in the 5:00 hour. but look, can see hour. but look, i can see something absolutely terrible happening. people are feeling squeezed centre squeezed left, right and centre at moment. economically and at the moment. economically and anyone in of anyone who gets in the way of them and a pound no i think is copping moving on. copping it. but moving on. police were injured in police officers were injured in a cardiff last night a rioting cardiff last night following fatal car crash. if following a fatal car crash. if you've seen it already, stay you've not seen it already, stay tuned because the footage from this terrifying. tuned because the footage from this patrick terrifying. tuned because the footage from this patrick christys rrifying. tuned because the footage from this patrick christys on ying. tuned because the footage from this patrick christys on gb]. tuned because the footage from this patrick christys on gb news

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nnonnei — on gb news, the people's. channel t t action on gb news, the people's.- channel welcome back. now, in the last hour, the murderer of seven year old nikki allen has been sentenced to a minimum of 29 years in prison. david boyd killed nikki in 1992 by beating with a brick . killed nikki in 1992 by beating with a brick. i'm just going to warn you again, if it wasn't obvious that the details of this are absolutely harrowing, beating her with a brick and repeatedly stabbing her before dumping in old dumping her body in the old exchange in sunderland dumping her body in the old eheringe in sunderland dumping her body in the old eher mother in sunderland dumping her body in the old eher mother brokein sunderland dumping her body in the old eher mother broke down derland dumping her body in the old eher mother broke down in rland dumping her body in the old eher mother broke down in tears , her mother broke down in tears as spoke to media as she spoke to the media outside court earlier on on arsenal. reporter paul hawkins joins us live from newcastle crown court . paul, what is the crown court. paul, what is the very latest on this? absolutely horrendous case that of course took so long to actually come to fruition and result in a sentencing ? yeah. well in the sentencing? yeah. well in the last few minutes , sharon last few minutes, sharon henderson, nikki's mother , has henderson, nikki's mother, has been speaking just here outside the steps of the court. she described the ntith. ”l she described the sentence as a tingnoee— described the sentence as a tingnoee, on— described the sentence as a disgrace, as has— described the sentence as a disgrace, as has effectively noto— disgrace, as has effectively noit tnot— disgrace, as has effectively said that the— disgrace, as has effectively said that the search for justice goen— said that the search for justice goen — said that the search for justice goen sne— said that the search for justice goes on. she was— said that the search for justice goes on. she was demanding a

vnoie— goes on. she was demanding a vvnoie tite— goes on. she was demanding a whole life order— goes on. she was demanding a whole life order from the judge. inene— whole life order from the judge. inene oe— whole life order from the judge. these are handed— whole life order from the judge. these are handed down in excess notionoitv— these are handed down in excess notionoiiv non— these are handed down in excess nationally rare cases. there are no tnon— nationally rare cases. there are no more than 60— nationally rare cases. there are no more than 60 people in the uk eonnentiv— no more than 60 people in the uk eonnentiv nenving— no more than 60 people in the uk currently serving a— no more than 60 people in the uk currently serving a whole life onene— currently serving a whole life onent ont— currently serving a whole life order, and that— currently serving a whole life order, and that was what she was ooiting— order, and that was what she was eoiiing ton. — order, and that was what she was calling for. the— order, and that was what she was calling for. the judge had to tone— calling for. the judge had to tote into— calling for. the judge had to take into account how she would nove—eentne- take into account how she would have _centre case- have passed the centre case deton— have passed the centre case detone zooz— have passed the centre case before 2002 when that power was given— before 2002 when that power was given to — before 2002 when that power was given to rotgen— before 2002 when that power was given to judges and it wasn't iont— given to judges and it wasn't iont tne— given to judges and it wasn't iont tne nome— given to judges and it wasn't just the home secretary that nonto— just the home secretary that eooit imnone— just the home secretary that could impose a— just the home secretary that could impose a whole life order component— could impose a whole life order eomgonet to— could impose a whole life order compared to the— could impose a whole life order compared to the sentencing goiteiinen— compared to the sentencing guidelines. now now. so there was never any question whether dovit— was never any question whether dovit dovi— was never any question whether david boyd would— was never any question whether david boyd would be given a life nentenne ine— david boyd would be given a life sentence. the question was, vonit— sentence. the question was, vonit it— sentence. the question was, vonit it ome— sentence. the question was, would it come with a minimum tenme— would it come with a minimum tenme nov— would it come with a minimum term? how long— would it come with a minimum term? how long would that minnom— term? how long would that minimum-be?- term? how long would that minimum be? would term? how long would that- minimum-be?.would he be minimum term be? or would he be given— minimum term be? or would he be givenlvvnoie— minimum term be? or would he be givenlwhole-order,- minimum term be? or would he be givenlwhole-order, in- given a whole life order, in nnten— given a whole life order, in which—would. given a whole life order, in. which—would never given a whole life order, in- which _would never be which case there would never be any— which case there would never be onv-tnot— which case there would never be onv-tnot ne— which case there would never be any-that he would- which case there would never be any that he would be any chance that he would be eiigidie— any chance that he would be etigidie ton— any chance that he would be eligible for parole. now, in the end:— eligible for parole. now, in the a... on— eligible for parole. now, in the a... on voo— eligible for parole. now, in the g... on voo nov— eligible for parole. now, in the end, as you say, patrick, the judge— end, as you say, patrick, the rotge-tovn- end, as you say, patrick, the rotge-tovn o- end, as you say, patrick, the judge down a life judge handed down a life sentence with— judge handed down a life sentence with a minimum order of 29 sentence with a minimum order of dd-nometning— sentence with a minimum order of 29-something that- sentence with a minimum order of 29 something that nikki's sentence with a minimum order of 29 has something that nikki's sentence with a minimum order of 29 has callediing that nikki's sentence with a minimum order of 29 has called aig that nikki's sentence with a minimum order of 29 has called a disgraceikki's sentence with a minimum order of 29 has called a disgrace case. mum has called a disgrace case. nen— mum has called a disgrace case. nen noiniton— mum has called a disgrace case. her solicitor standing here next to nen— her solicitor standing here next to her representing her read out a to her representing her read out o ntotement— to her representing her read out a statement as— to her representing her read out a statement as well. they are going— a statement as well. they are going to— a statement as well. they are going to tie— a statement as well. they are going to tiie o— a statement as well. they are going to file a complaint with the going to file a complaint with tne iono— going to file a complaint with me torn, tne— going to file a complaint with the iopc, the independent office

for the iopc, the independent office ton notice— the iopc, the independent office for police complaints over the way— for police complaints over the vvov—noine- for police complaints over the. way—police handled for police complaints over the wayinvestigation police handled for police complaints over the wayinvestigation ,)olice handled for police complaints over the wayinvestigation , which handled the investigation, which initioiiv— the investigation, which initially focussed and to use tne— initially focussed and to use tne nonin— initially focussed and to use the words of— initially focussed and to use the words of kyiv sharon henderson's— the words of kyiv sharon henderson's team , they used henderson's team, they used tonnei— henderson's team, they used tunnel vision— henderson's team, they used tunnel vision to— henderson's team, they used tunnel vision to focus in on a ooitet— tunnel vision to focus in on a man called george herron. he was met— man called george herron. he was tniet in— man called george herron. he was tniet in don— man called george herron. he was tried in 1993 for— man called george herron. he was tried in 1993 for the— man called george herron. he was tried in 1993 for the crime and tnen— tried in 1993 for the crime and then acquitted,— tried in 1993 for the crime and then acquitted, cleared by a judge— then acquitted, cleared by a rotge vno— then acquitted, cleared by a judge who deemed northumbria notice-n— judge who deemed northumbria police's questioning of him to be police's questioning of him to de too— police's questioning of him to be too aggressive, effectively tnoogn— be too aggressive, effectively even though he— be too aggressive, effectively even though he had denied committing— even though he had denied committing the crime 120 times. ine— committing the crime 120 times. ine rotge— committing the crime 120 times. ine rotge on— committing the crime 120 times. the judge was effectively saying that the judge was effectively saying no tnev-t — the judge was effectively saying that they'd forced _ the judge was effectively saying that they'd forced a confession out that they'd forced a confession oot ot— that they'd forced a confession oot ot nim. — that they'd forced a confession out of him. and— that they'd forced a confession out of him. and so he was eieonet— out of him. and so he was eteonet ot— out of him. and so he was cleared at that— out of him. and so he was cleared at that trial all. and tnot— cleared at that trial all. and no in— cleared at that trial all. and no in vnv— cleared at that trial all. and that is why they— cleared at that trial all. and that is why they are bringing tintin— that is why they are bringing titti-n mm— that is why they are bringing nikki's mum is— that is why they are bringing nikki's mum is bringing a eomgioint— nikki's mum is bringing a complaint against the iopc and oino— complaint against the iopc and otno dninging— complaint against the iopc and otno dninging o— complaint against the iopc and also bringing a civil damages eioim— also bringing a civil damages claim against— also bringing a civil damages claim against northumbria police as claim against northumbria police on vett— claim against northumbria police on veit vno— claim against northumbria police as well who have— claim against northumbria police as well who have apologised and otmittet— as well who have apologised and admitted mistakes— as well who have apologised and admitted mistakes were made in the admitted mistakes were made in tne initioi— admitted mistakes were made in the initial investors donation ont— the initial investors donation ont apology— the initial investors donation and apology, which nikki's mum has and apology, which nikki's mum non ooitet— and apology, which nikki's mum has called hollow.— and apology, which nikki's mum has called hollow. we haven't neont— has called hollow. we haven't neont tnm— has called hollow. we haven't heard from northumbria police totov— heard from northumbria police totov no— heard from northumbria police totov no ton. — heard from northumbria police today so far. nothing from them, so today so far. nothing from them, no movie— today so far. nothing from them, no movde vett— today so far. nothing from them, so maybe we'll hear from them tnnoognoot— so maybe we'll hear from them throughout the— so maybe we'll hear from them throughout the course of the gov. —

throughout the course of the gov. dot— throughout the course of the tov. dot on— throughout the course of the tov. not on i— throughout the course of the day. but as i say, yet david dovi— day. but as i say, yet david boyd sentenced— day. but as i say, yet david boyd sentenced to 22, a life tenm — boyd sentenced to 22, a life tenm in— boyd sentenced to 22, a life tenm in iont— boyd sentenced to 22, a life term in just 55— boyd sentenced to 22, a life term in just 55 years old. now so term in just 55 years old. now so nett— term in just 55 years old. now so no te— term in just 55 years old. now so he'll be just— term in just 55 years old. now so he'll be just shy of 85 detone— so he'll be just shy of 85 before he's— so he'll be just shy of 85 before he's even eligible for release. but— before he's even eligible for release. but the _ before he's even eligible for release. but the certainly the neonn— release. but the certainly the neonn ton— release. but the certainly the search for justice— release. but the certainly the search for justice from nikki's mum:— search for justice from nikki's snonon— search for justice from nikki's mum, sharon, carries on. adnoioteiv. — mum, sharon, carries on. absolutely. paul,- mum, sharon, carries on. absolutely. paul, thank you very, very much. paul hawkins, our national reporter for live from outside newcastle crown court, where indeed that sentencing has just taken place. lots of strong views in the inbox about this sentencing , lots of strong views in the inbox about this sentencing, a minimum of 29 years, of course, for a crime that was initially committed in 1992. lots of people getting in touch, saying that it should have been a full live tariff as an absolute minimum. of course, when cases like this arise, there are always ongoing calls, aren't there? especially when the victim child for victim is a young child for a debate, a national discussion on things like capital punishment to be had. i'll go to that inbox very, very shortly. but another big story that dropped just

before i came on air, actually, it was announced earlier today that the disgraced entertainer and rolf harris has and convicted rolf harris has died at age of 93. the died at the age of 93. the australian born entertainer was jailed for five years and nine months back in 2014 after being convicted of 12 indecent assaults against young girls between 1968 and 1986. he reportedly died of neck cancer and frailty of old age on may the 10th. that is according to a death certificate. here's tell us more is gb news national reporter ellie costello. ellie. hi patrick. yes, so rolf harris ,.r.._ hi patrick. yes, so rolf harris , the disgraced— t yes, so rolf harris , the disgraced entertainer, the eonvietet— , the disgraced entertainer, the eonvntet ,— , the disgraced entertainer, the convicted , he— , the disgraced entertainer, the convicted , he actually died two convicted, he actually died two veetn— convicted, he actually died two veetn ogo— convicted, he actually died two veetn ogo ,— convicted, he actually died two weeks ago , according to this weeks ago, according to this teotn— weeks ago, according to this death certificate _ weeks ago, according to this death certificate . it's been death certificate. it's been titet— death certificate. it's been titet totov— death certificate. it's been filed today at— death certificate. it's been filed today at maidenhead town noii. — filed today at maidenhead town noii. inot-n— filed today at maidenhead town hall. that's why— filed today at maidenhead town hall. that's why we know about it totov. — hall. that's why we know about it totov. dot— hall. that's why we know about it today. but he— hall. that's why we know about it today. but he did die on may the it today. but he did die on may tne iotn— it today. but he did die on may tne iotn ot— it today. but he did die on may the 10th of neck— it today. but he did die on may the 10th of neck cancer and tnoiitv— the 10th of neck cancer and tnoiitv ot— the 10th of neck cancer and frailty of old _ the 10th of neck cancer and frailty of old age. that's just deen— frailty of old age. that's just been confirmed— frailty of old age. that's just been confirmed from a registrar in iioiten— been confirmed from a registrar in maiden head.— been confirmed from a registrar in maiden head. it was then very eioneiv— in maiden head. it was then very closely followed— in maiden head. it was then very closely followed by— in maiden head. it was then very closely followed by a statement nom— closely followed by a statement tnom tne— closely followed by a statement from the harris— closely followed by a statement from the harris family, who nimniv— from the harris family, who nimgiv iont— from the harris family, who

simply just said that they eontinmet— simply just said that they confirmed that rolf harris had met— confirmed that rolf harris had died peacefully,— confirmed that rolf harris had died peacefully, surrounded by tomiiv— died peacefully, surrounded by tomiiv ont— died peacefully, surrounded by family and friends and that he not— family and friends and that he not deen— family and friends and that he had been laid— family and friends and that he had been laid to— family and friends and that he had been laid to rest . so that's had been laid to rest. so that's goite— had been laid to rest. so that's quite interesting.— had been laid to rest. so that's quite interesting. it suggests tnot— quite interesting. it suggests tnot tnen— quite interesting. it suggests that there has— quite interesting. it suggests that there has already been some nont— that there has already been some nont ot— that there has already been some sort of funeral— that there has already been some sort of funeral that— that there has already been some sort of funeral that the family nove— sort of funeral that the family nove noto— sort of funeral that the family have said goodbye . and it does have said goodbye. and it does noggent— have said goodbye. and it does noggent tnot— have said goodbye. and it does suggest that they— have said goodbye. and it does suggest that they have wanted this suggest that they have wanted tnin to— suggest that they have wanted tnin to de— suggest that they have wanted this to be quiet.— suggest that they have wanted this to be quiet. they wanted tnin— this to be quiet. they wanted tmn-omon— this to be quiet. they wanted this-private. they- this to be quiet. they wanted this private. they haven't this to be private. they haven't noto— this to be private. they haven't note-mone— this to be private. they haven't said-more-justl said anything more than just eontinming— said anything more than just confirming that— said anything more than just confirming that he has died. nen— confirming that he has died. ne-n iivet— confirming that he has died. he's lived pretty much as a eoonei— he's lived pretty much as a noonei ton— he's lived pretty much as a recluse for the— he's lived pretty much as a recluse for the last five, six veonn— recluse for the last five, six veonn ot— recluse for the last five, six veonn ot nin— recluse for the last five, six years at his home in bray, there were photographs— years at his home in bray, there were photographs of a private omdoionoe— were photographs of a private ambulance outside that house in dentnnin— ambulance outside that house in nentnnin o— ambulance outside that house in berkshire a couple— ambulance outside that house in berkshire a couple of weeks ago, onion— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, vnion tien— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, vnion tien in— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, which ties in with— berkshire a couple of weeks ago, which ties in with that date of may— which ties in with that date of iiov tne— which ties in with that date of iiov tne ntn— which ties in with that date of may the 10th, when we now know tnot— may the 10th, when we now know no ne— may the 10th, when we now know no no tint.— may the 10th, when we now know that he died. so— may the 10th, when we now know that he died. so there were vninrnnn— that he died. so there were whispers there— that he died. so there were whispers there were reports that he whispers there were reports that no onnt— whispers there were reports that no onnt venv— whispers there were reports that he wasn't very ill— whispers there were reports that he wasn't very ill health with neon— he wasn't very ill health with neck cancer, but— he wasn't very ill health with neck cancer, but we have it neck cancer, but we now have it oontinmet— neck cancer, but we now have it oontinmet-non- neck cancer, but we now have it confirmed - has died - neck cancer, but we now have it confirmed has died aged confirmed that he has died aged 93 confirmed that he has died aged no ot— confirmed that he has died aged no ot neon— confirmed that he has died aged 93 of neck cancer— confirmed that he has died aged 93 of neck cancer and old age. ano— 93 of neck cancer and old age. ant iont— 93 of neck cancer and old age. ant iont to— 93 of neck cancer and old age. and just to clarify— 93 of neck cancer and old age. and just to clarify again,- 93 of neck cancer and old age. and just to clarify again, the reason why we are just finding out about this now and the confirmation just just dropped because the death has now been officially is that officially registered, is that right? yes > the death

right? yes. yes > the death oentitioote— right? yes. yes > the deathi certificate _filed certificate has just been filed at maidenhead— certificate has just been filed at maidenhead hall. so it at maidenhead town hall. so it was—registered- was actually only registered totov— was actually only registered totov .— was actually only registered totov . inot-n— was actually only registered today . that's the only reason today. that's the only reason why— today. that's the only reason vvnvinove— today. that's the only reason why-have that— today. that's the only reason why have that official why we have that official confirmation.— why we have that official. confirmation.-family confirmation. and the family nove— confirmation. and the family have obviously— confirmation. and the family have obviously off the have obviously decided off the doon— have obviously decided off the doot ot— have obviously decided off the doot ot tnot— have obviously decided off the back of that that— have obviously decided off the back of that that they will neonei — back of that that they will release that— back of that that they will release that statement. we know tnot— release that statement. we know mot-vin— release that statement. we know tnotivite in— release that statement. we know that-wife is still— release that statement. we know that wife is still alive. that his wife is still alive. sne-n— that his wife is still alive. sne-n di— that his wife is still alive. she's 91 years— that his wife is still alive. she's 91 years old. she's also iiving— she's 91 years old. she's also iiving in— she's 91 years old. she's also living in that— she's 91 years old. she's also living in that house in bray. sne— living in that house in bray. sne non— living in that house in bray. she has alzheimer's. she nmontodiv— she has alzheimer's. she remarkably stood by him tnnoognoot— remarkably stood by him throughout the disgrace , throughout the disgrace, throughout— throughout the disgrace, throughout the disgrace, throughout the horrific crimes tnot— throughout the horrific crimes to ne— throughout the horrific crimes that he perpetrated against oniitnn— that he perpetrated against oniitnn .— that he perpetrated against children . but— that he perpetrated against children . but important to note children. but important to note tnot— children. but important to note to tnen-n— children. but important to note that there's been— children. but important to note that there's been nothing from his that there's been nothing from nin vin— that there's been nothing from nin vite on— that there's been nothing from his wife or his— that there's been nothing from his wife or his daughter who he nven— his wife or his daughter who he leaves behind.— his wife or his daughter who he leaves behind. absolutely ii; leaves behind. absolutely albie mont— leaves behind. absolutely albie itont voo— leaves behind. absolutely albie inont voo very— leaves behind. absolutely albie thank you very, very— leaves behind. absolutely albie thank you very, very much, ellie costello. there are national reporter bringing you the very latest on rolf harris death. i'm just going to into the just going to delve into the inbox because it's been inbox now because it's been an action packed so far, action packed show so far, hasn't it? and there's loads more i did go in at the more coming. i did go in at the top with this ordinary top there with this ordinary workman, this normal van workman, this normal guy, a van man. if want to call him man. if you want to call him that, who snapped? finally at just stop and decided that just stop oil and decided that he'd wanted to he'd had enough and wanted to push of the way. i'm

push them out of the way. i'm going to be talking to charlie mullins very shortly, who of course pimlico course used to own pimlico plumbers, there of plumbers, a fleet there of workmen no doubt will workmen who no doubt will have some very words for some very, very choice words for just but what think just stop oil. but what i think is fascinating and it's grinding a your gears actually a lot of your gears actually like karen, who's been on in the inbox, actually, which is that the to be the police appear to be escorting just stop oil through the police appear to be escl streets, st stop oil through the police appear to be esclstreets, givingi oil through the police appear to be escl streets, giving them hrough the police appear to be escl streets, giving them somei the streets, giving them some kind police protection. this kind of police protection. this guy gets out, shows one of guy gets out, snap shows one of them the ground. he's then them to the ground. he's then lifted cops. and does lifted by the cops. and it does make me wonder what the priorities said priorities are. i've said it before, it again. before, i'll say it again. i think, unfortunately and this would, course, wrong, but would, of course, be wrong, but i think it's an i just think it's an inevitability that unless someone just stop someone stops, just stop oil walking it walking through the streets, it only takes a second for someone who's having a bad who's who's having a bad day, who's got relative car got a sick relative in the car with them, someone who's with them, or someone who's right on the brink of financial ruin needs to get to work to ruin who needs to get to work to do something they later go on and regret and someone from just stop seriously hurt. stop oil gets seriously hurt. karen cannot karen says, patrick, i cannot believe that police believe that the police have decided man. it decided to detain this man. it should just stop oil. who should be just stop oil. who should be just stop oil. who should be just stop oil. who should be the criminals? i will be putting all of these comments

to representative from just be putting all of these comments to oilesentative from just be putting all of these comments to oil inentative from just be putting all of these comments to oil in the tive from just be putting all of these comments to oil in the lastfrom just be putting all of these comments to oil in the last hourjust be putting all of these comments to oil in the last hour oft stop oil in the last hour of this show. so make sure that you stay for that. but just stay tuned for that. but i just also want mention this, which also want to mention this, which is and there's of this is and there's a lot of this coming in now about, of course, this terrible, terrible case that we've just there from that we've just heard there from newcastle crown court david boies sentenced to a minimum of 29 the absolutely 29 years after the absolutely brutal murder of brutal and horrific murder of nikki in 1992. bruce nikki allen back in 1992. bruce has been on i have just listened to the details of this horrific murder of nikki allen, and his sentence is 29 years. he thinks that the only best thing i'm paraphrasing here, i think for the sake of all of our listeners, bruce, to be fair and our viewers. but he thinks that capital is the only capital punishment is the only answer solution for answer and the only solution for child killers. whenever child killers. and whenever a case happens like this, even though historic, though this is quite historic, only to justice only being brought to justice now, always opens that now, it always opens that window about whether people about whether or not people think we should reintroduce think that we should reintroduce the penalty. capital the death penalty. capital punishment for people responsible a particular responsible for a particular type of crime . so get your views type of crime. so get your views coming in on that.

type of crime. so get your views coming in on that . gb views at coming in on that. gb views at gb news .com. and remember, it is indeed.com now. nortje .co.uk k. but yes, like i said, it is an action packed show. i'm going to be returning to this. just stop oil story because activists are protesting again today. but it was this motorist who was detained by police whose side of the really on here. okay. the police really on here. okay. you've people staring down the police really on here. okay. you barrel people staring down the police really on here. okay. you barrel ofzople staring down the police really on here. okay. you barrel of economic ng down the police really on here. okay. you barrel of economic ruin own the police really on here. okay. you barrel of economic ruin who the barrel of economic ruin who say, enough. say, look, enough is enough. i think is about time the think it is about time the police started standing for police started standing up for those and not these just those people and not these just stop numpties. they're not stop oil numpties. they're not on side of the working on the side of the working class, they? none them class, are they? none of them were work today. what on were at work today. what on earth doing? they're earth were they doing? they're causing people causing economic ruin to people and who and they're the ones who get a police there's something police escort. there's something very skewed there. i'm also, of course, be talking very skewed there. i'm also, of course prince be talking very skewed there. i'm also, of courseprince harryt talking very skewed there. i'm also, of course prince harry because he about prince harry because he has his battle try to be has lost his battle to try to be able to essentially by met able to essentially by the met police order to have his own police in order to have his own protection. i'll be getting stuck right into that. and are we brink? we on the we on the brink? are we on the bnnk we on the brink? are we on the brink a net migration lie brink of a net migration lie being okay. well , i being exposed? okay. as well, i will going live to the will be going live to the algarve where whitehead is algarve where mark whitehead is here is based as here as the editor is based as the hunt madeleine mccann

the hunt for madeleine mccann continues christys on gb continues patrick christys on gb news, .

channel good afternoon, everybody . good afternoon, everybody. patrick christys here. it's just gone. 4 pm, absolutely loads on the agenda today. here's what i'm going in with. whose side are you on? okay, because the police decided to lift bloke police decided to lift a bloke an workman, a white van an ordinary workman, a white van man who got out of his car and did what lot of people want to did what a lot of people want to do, shove just stop oil do, which is shove just stop oil out the way. the police are out of the way. the police are giving them an escort through out of the way. the police are givi streetsn an escort through out of the way. the police are givi streets of n escort through out of the way. the police are givi streets of london, through out of the way. the police are givi streets of london, blocking the streets of london, blocking people, getting to work and they go people, getting to work and they 9° quy- people, getting to work and they go guy. shouldn't it go after this guy. shouldn't it be around? whose be the other way around? whose side on? other news, side are you on? in other news, we will, of course, be bringing you all the latest in you all of the very latest in the mccann search. the madeleine mccann search. mark the scene where mark white is on the scene where this taking place. the this search is taking place. the police saying that they've police are saying that they've had evidence, which had specific new evidence, which is searching this is why they're searching this place could we finally get answers one world's

answers to one of the world's greatest missing person mysteries on mysteries finally as well on this particular one as well. rolf has died . we'll be rolf harris has died. we'll be having a look what we having a look at the what we know of the disgraced know anyway of the disgraced former star convicted as former star and convicted as well after he's passed away. now, this one piqued my interest today after dominic raab announced that he's going to resign as an mp. and it's not the only one, is he? let's be honest, i was wondering whether we're not suella braverman might be next. because i want it, be next. not because i want it, but because wonder but just because i wonder whether becoming whether or not it's becoming such time to be such an unappealing time to be an at the moment. it must an mp at the moment. it must feel though absolutely feel as though absolutely everybody working against everybody is working against you. who on earth would want to be an mp in this current climate? and finally as well, we're going to be talking about this. prince harry is officially a loser. that's right. he has lost his try towel anyway, when it comes to trying to get police for hire in order to preserve his own security . we'll be his own security. we'll be talking rather a lot about that. patrick christys on . gb news.

patrick christys on. gb news. get your views coming in gb views our gb news .com. remember that new email address absolutely loads to go out today. whose side are you on? are you on the side of the white van man or are you on the side of just stop oil? we'll be talking about all of that now though, your headlines. though, as your headlines. patrick, thank you. the top nton— patrick, thank you. the top ntonv on— patrick, thank you. the top ntonv on on— patrick, thank you. the top story on gb news today, a sex offender who murdered a seven year old girl in 1992 has today been jailed for life with a minimum term to serve of 29 years in prison, 55 year old david boyd lured nicky allen to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east end before stabbing her. he remained at large for over 30 years until he was convicted of murder earlier this month, northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong man, george heron, who was cleared after a trial in 1993. nicky's mother, sharon henderson, has fought since then to get for justice her daughter. but this

fight, i would have been satisfied with life . this is satisfied with life. this is seven year old _ satisfied with life. this is seven year old band- : l ”i; this is seven year old band . when's seven year old band. when's onvdotv— seven year old band. when's onvdotv got— seven year old band. when's anybody got attack crimes like tnin— anybody got attack crimes like tnin ento— anybody got attack crimes like this serious ?_ anybody got attack crimes like this serious ? i'm— anybody got attack crimes like this serious ? i'm still angry this serious? i'm still angry witn— this serious? i'm still angry vvitn tne— this serious? i'm still angry with the police. _ this serious? i'm still angry with the police. yeah, i am tetiniteiv— with the police. yeah, i am tetiniteiv ,— with the police. yeah, i am definitely , definitely should. definitely, definitely should. i noven-t— definitely, definitely should. i haven't done— definitely, definitely should. i haven't done the job properly ont— haven't done the job properly ont tnin— haven't done the job properly ont tnin in— haven't done the job properly and this is what's happening to tomiiien— and this is what's happening to families like— and this is what's happening to families like me— and this is what's happening to families like me over and over ogoin— families like me over and over ogoin .— families like me over and over ogoin . ant— families like me over and over ogoin . ant it-n— families like me over and over again . and it's an— families like me over and over again . and it's an injustice . again. and it's an injustice. now:— again. and it's an injustice. tovv. o— again. and it's an injustice. now, a former— again. and it's an injustice. now, a former met- again. and it's an injustice. now, a former met police officer accused of failing to properly investigate wayne cousins over incidents of indecent exposure has been found guilty of gross misconduct. samantha lee was tasked with conducting an inquiry into the incidents in 2021. cousin anne's expose himself to female members of staff at a restaurant in kent just weeks before he killed sarah everard . samantha lee was sarah everard. samantha lee was found to be dishonoured , found to be dishonoured, claiming the cctv at the restaurant had been deleted. autumn hinckley the german authorities leading the

madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is underway at a reservoir in portugal after at a reservoir in portugal after a tip off was received. dozens of portuguese police and other specialists are searching an area 30 miles from where the three year old went missing. 16 years ago. the main suspect, christian brueckner, is facing sex offence charges in germany and was in portugal around the time madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven. here two teenagers who died in a crash in cardiff have been named locally as chris sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans. as chris sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans . a and 15 year old harvey evans. a clean up operation is still underway in south wales. police are continuing their investigation into the crash . investigation into the crash. there was violent unrest in the wake of the fatal incident in which police were pelted with missiles, including fireworks and two cars were set on fire. friends of the boys say they were riding an e—scooter without helmets when they died. some residents had claimed they were being chased by officers , but being chased by officers, but this has been denied by south

wales police . the convicted rolf wales police. the convicted rolf harris has died at the age of 93.the harris has died at the age of 93. the announcement was made this afternoon, but his death certificate says he died on the 10th of may of neck cancer and old age. the australian born artist and former children's television presenter was a family favourite for decades before he was convicted of 12 indecent assaults . in 2014, indecent assaults. in 2014, labour has accused the prime minister of dither and delay as he continues to consider whether to order an investigation into the home secretary's conduct . the home secretary's conduct. typekit suella braverman is accused of breaching the ministerial code by asking civil servants to organise a private speed awareness course for her. she maintains nothing untoward took place, but the deputy labour leader, angela rayner says there are serious questions to be answered as ministers knows, the home secretary has already admitted to breaching the ministerial code by using personal emails to share

sensitive government info . sensitive government info. nation. so i ask the minister totov— nation. so i ask the minister totov nov— nation. so i ask the minister today how many— nation. so i ask the minister today how many strikes before nne-n— today how many strikes before men on— today how many strikes before nne-n oot .— today how many strikes before she's out . mbappe master general she's out. mbappe master general jeremy— she's out. mbappe master general jeremy oom— she's out. mbappe master general venemv ooin novn— she's out. mbappe master general jeremy quin says the prime iiininten— jeremy quin says the prime iiininten in— jeremy quin says the prime minister is taking time to gotten— minister is taking time to gotnen tne— minister is taking time to gather the facts. 37” gather the facts. the prime minister has met both the independent adviser and the home secretary and asked for further information. it secretary and asked for further information . it is right that information. it is right that tne— information. it is right that to imme— information. it is right that the prime minister,- ’::s it is right that the prime minister, as the head of the prime minister, as the head ot tne— the prime minister, as the head of the executive— the prime minister, as the head of the executive and the arbiter of the executive and the arbiter ot tne— of the executive and the arbiter of the ministerial— of the executive and the arbiter of the ministerial code , be of the ministerial code, be ottovet— of the ministerial code, be allowed time— of the ministerial code, be allowed time to- of the ministerial code, be allowed time to receive relevant intonmotion— allowed time to receive relevant intonmotion on— allowed time to receive relevant information on this— allowed time to receive relevant information on this matter overseas students will be banned tnm— overseas students will be banned tnom dninging— overseas students will be banned from bringing dependents to the uk from bringing dependents to the tin tnom — from bringing dependents to the tin tnom next— from bringing dependents to the uk from next january. the ban, onion— uk from next january. the ban, which attempts to bring down migration levels, won't include the students in postgraduate research . international students research. international students also won't be able to switch out of the student route to work before completing their studies . the prime minister says the new would a new policy would make a significant to net

significant difference to net migration numbers . and as you've migration numbers. and as you've been hearing, the duke of sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the home office's decision to block him from paying decision to block him from paying for police protection while he's in the uk. prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after being told he would no longer receive the same degree of protection as a working when visiting the working royal when visiting the country . the decision comes country. the decision comes a week after harry and meghan say they were chased through new york high speed by paparazzi york at high speed by paparazzi photographers. the home office says it welcomes the judgement which the integrity of which upholds the integrity of the protective security system . the protective security system. this is gb news more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick well, it's finally happens. now back to. patrick. - well, it's finally happening, well, it's finally happening, people to - well, it's finally happening, neonn—to nen- people have had it up to here witn— people have had it up to here vvitn iont— people have had it up to here vvitn iont-oti— people have had it up to here with just-oil and- people have had it up to here with just oil and they are with just stop oil and they are tioting— with just stop oil and they are kicking—ordinaryl kicking right off your ordinary vonting— kicking right off your ordinary working-women- kicking right off your ordinary working women are working men and women are

noving—in- working men and women arei noving—in enoogn. saying, no, enough is enough. net— saying, no, enough is enough. not to— saying, no, enough is enough. not to non— saying, no, enough is enough. get to work yourselves or get on— get to work yourselves or get ootlmv— get to work yourselves or get ootlmv vvov. — get to work yourselves or get ootlmv vvov. ine- get to work yourselves or get out my way. the motorist was out of my way. the motorist was tetoinet— out of my way. the motorist was tetoinet dv— out of my way. the motorist was detained by police— out of my way. the motorist was detained by police after he onoiienget— detained by police after he challenged just stop oil gnotentenn— challenged just stop oil protesters in— challenged just stop oil protesters in central london. so tootoge— protesters in central london. so footage filmed— protesters in central london. so footage filmed by— protesters in central london. so footage filmed by just stop oil nnovn— footage filmed by just stop oil nnovn o— footage filmed by just stop oil shows a workman— footage filmed by just stop oil shows a workman got out of his ponning— shows a workman got out of his gonning one— shows a workman got out of his van pushing one of— shows a workman got out of his van pushing one of the gnotentenn— van pushing one of the protesters off- van pushing one of the protesters off the road on blackfriars_ protesters off the road on blackfriars bridge. for people not familiar— blackfriars bridge. for people not familiar with it, it's an ontenioi— not familiar with it, it's an arterial route— not familiar with it, it's an arterial route around london. of ooonne—inn-t- course. it's interesting, isn't it? course. it's interesting, isn't ite-iote— course. it's interesting, isn't ite-iote-oniv- it? this lot? they only do tningn— it? this lot? they only do things around— it? this lot? they only do things around don't things around london, don't tnev—vvneni things around london, don't. tnev—vnen ne they, really? anyway, when he tnen— they, really? anyway, when he tnen-tne— they, really? anyway, when he tries _the same - they, really? anyway, when he tries _the same to - they, really? anyway, when he tries the same to a second tries to do the same to a second ootivint— tries to do the same to a second activist-there's— tries to do the same to a second activist.-there's the- activist. oh, there's the notion. — activist. oh, there's the police. .police - activist. oh, there's the police. police officers police. two police officers nnove— police. two police officers nnove nim — police. two police officers shove him by— police. two police officers shove him by the way, into onooming— shove him by the way, into oncoming traffic . so it's not oncoming traffic. so it's not going— oncoming traffic. so it's not going to— oncoming traffic. so it's not going to notice— oncoming traffic. so it's not going to notice that it pin him ogoinnt— going to notice that it pin him ogoinnt-von— going to notice that it pin him against-van and- going to notice that it pin him against van and they're against the van and they're noving— against the van and they're ieoving tne— against the van and they're leaving the protesters oomrteteiv- leaving the protesters completely alone. police later noit— completely alone. police later noit tnot— completely alone. police later noit tnot ne— completely alone. police later said that he was— completely alone. police later said that he was detained for common assault,— said that he was detained for common assault, but he was not onnntet— common assault, but he was not arrested. police— common assault, but he was not arrested. police are— arrested. police are investigating the incident. to be investigating the incident. to to nonent— investigating the incident. to be honest-you,- investigating the incident. to be honest-you, i- investigating the incident. to be honest you, i find it be honest with you, i find it odnoioteiv— be honest with you, i find it absolutely staggering that if you absolutely staggering that if voo teoite— absolutely staggering that if you decide to— absolutely staggering that if you decide to not have a job and noto— you decide to not have a job and not o— you decide to not have a job and not o domen— you decide to not have a job and hold a banner up— you decide to not have a job and hold a banner up and put a hi vis hold a banner up and put a hi vin iootet— hold a banner up and put a hi vin rootet on— hold a banner up and put a hi vis jacket on and— hold a banner up and put a hi vis jacket on and walk through the vis jacket on and walk through to ntnetn— vis jacket on and walk through the streets of— vis jacket on and walk through the streets of any— vis jacket on and walk through the streets of any anywhere, tnontiv— the streets of any anywhere, frankly, blocking ordinary neonn,— frankly, blocking ordinary people, getting to work or getting— people, getting to work or

getting to — people, getting to work or getting to hospital appointments or getting to hospital appointments on vvnoteven— getting to hospital appointments or whatever you're _ getting to hospital appointments or whatever you're doing that you— or whatever you're doing that voo-notion— or whatever you're doing that you-police escort- or whatever you're doing that you police escort for you get a police escort for tnot— you get a police escort for tnot-voo— you get a police escort for that. you decide that you that. but if you decide that you met— that. but if you decide that you need some money— that. but if you decide that you need some money in your back nootet— need some money in your back pocket because— need some money in your back pocket because we're in the motto— pocket because we're in the middle-cost— pocket because we're in the middle-cost of- pocket because we're in the middle cost of living middle of a cost of living oninin— middle of a cost of living oninin ont— middle of a cost of living crisis and you— middle of a cost of living crisis and you don't those crisis and you don't want those nomntien— crisis and you don't want those nomntien-vvov- crisis and you don't want those numpties-way and- crisis and you don't want those numpties way and you numpties in your way and you give— numpties in your way and you give one— numpties in your way and you give ot— numpties in your way and you give one of them— numpties in your way and you give one of them a shove, you notentioiiv— give one of them a shove, you potentially _ kind i give one of them a shove, you potentially kind of potentially get nicked kind of vonit— potentially get nicked kind of vonit-tning- potentially get nicked kind of world-living in?- potentially get nicked kind of world living in? i'm world are we living in? i'm ioinet— world are we living in? i'm romeo-dv— world are we living in? i'm joined by charlie mullins. joined now by charlie mullins. nen— joined now by charlie mullins. ne-n—dimiiool he's the founder of pimlico diomdenn— plumbers, a man who knows a tning— plumbers, a man who knows a tning on— plumbers, a man who knows a tning on two— plumbers, a man who knows a thing or two about hard work and getting— thing or two about hard work and getting pimple— thing or two about hard work and getting people to_ thing or two about hard work and getting people to work hard as vett— getting people to work hard as vveit-vnot-n- getting people to work hard as well.-what's your- well. charlie, what's your take on _we've-seen- well. charlie, what's your take on we've seen there on what we've just seen there tnot— on what we've just seen there no gov— on what we've just seen there that guy getting— on what we've just seen there that guy getting short shrift tnm— that guy getting short shrifti tnom—nnoving from the police with shoving iont— from the police with shoving iont to— from the police with shoving iont to poti— from the police with shoving just to pull out— from the police with shoving just to pull out the. l just to pull out the. it's disgraceful. _ just to pull out the. it's disgraceful. i— just to pull out the. it's disgraceful. i mean, it's not actually breaking it's actually breaking the law. it's actually breaking the law. it's actually them out the actually moving them out of the way. it's the way. it's the it's the protesters are breaking the protesters that are breaking the law. and the police seem to law. and yet the police seem to be opposite side. you be on the opposite side. you know, sort of getting know, they're sort of getting onto that are trying to onto people that are trying to go to as you say, proper go to work, as you say, proper working everybody's working class fella. everybody's had of it. everybody's had enough of it. everybody's getting off with it now and something done about something needs to be done about it and how much longer can it go on before someone's really going to hurt in this is to get hurt in this? this is exactly view, mate, because exactly my view, mate, because i and i would hate to see it. and

it is absolute lutely_ and i would hate to see it. and it is absolute lutely not- it is absolute lutely not oonot— it is absolute lutely not correct and _ it is absolute lutely not correct and not right. but correct and it's not right. but in — correct and it's not right. but in -y0uo_ correct and it's not right. but i'm-youo it-n- correct and it's not right. but i'm you, it's matter i'm telling you, it's a matter of i'm telling you, it's a matter ot-deton— i'm telling you, it's a matter of before someone runs over of time before someone runs over nomeone-ston- of time before someone runs over nomeone-stonionl someone from just stop oil or daids— someone from just stop oil or daids tnem— someone from just stop oil or batus them or— someone from just stop oil or batus them or something like tnot— batus them or something like tnot-oon— batus them or something like. that.-can-coming that. just you can see it coming a that. just you can see it coming o mne,— that. just you can see it coming a mile,.course._ that. just you can see it coming a mile,.course. _ that. just you can see it coming a mile,.course. i— that just you can see it coming a mile, course. i that. just you can see it coming a mile, course. i a mile, of course. i mean, look at some of the people that are going, as you said, going to doctor's appointments or hospital or emergencies, and they're starting saying dictating who they're to dictating who they're going to let mean, what right let through. i mean, what right have start the have they to start taking the law their own hands? law under their own hands? they need something it. need to do something with it. and simple solution at and it's a simple solution at the moment, they're arresting them, letting them at the them, letting them out at the same next day. so they same day, next day. so they carry protesting. they need carry on protesting. they need to them for at to sort of detain them for at least a month. we know the least a month. and we know the prisons et cetera. prisons are full. et cetera. et cetera. i'll come up with an cetera. but i'll come up with an idea a lot of the chest oil idea that a lot of the chest oil pests don't like. but i think they should be put in a disused military let army look military base. let the army look after for a month and just after them for a month and just don't them out for a month. don't let them out for a month. so and them a lesson. and so and learn them a lesson. and obviously get and obviously they get a wash and all they're in there or all while they're in there or shower. well, we've disused shower. well, we've got disused miiitonv— shower. well, we've got disused military-actually- shower. well, we've got disused military - actually that - well, we've got disused military actually that we military bases actually that we to— military bases actually that we to it— military bases actually that we to it ton— military bases actually that we can do it for people who've just onnivet— can do it for people who've just arrived across—

can do it for people who've just arrived across channel. so arrived across the channel. so movie— arrived across the channel. so movie-to- arrived across the channel. so maybe - do them - maybe we could do them for neonn— maybe we could do them for geogte vvno— maybe we could do them for people who blocking our people who are blocking our motonvovn— people who are blocking our motorways glueing themselves motorways and glueing themselves to—vnen— motorways and glueing themselves to—vnen-vven- to things. but when you were in voon— to things. but when you were in voon-nevtov- to things. but when you were in voon-nevtov ot- to things. but when you were in your heyday at pimlico your absolute heyday at pimlico diomdenn— plumbers, you must have had a toge— plumbers, you must have had a noge tieet— plumbers, you must have had a noge tieet ot— plumbers, you must have had a huge fleet of people out huge fleet of people going out onttv— huge fleet of people going out onettv moon— huge fleet of people going out pretty much-over- huge fleet of people going out pretty much over seven, i pretty much 24 over seven, i imogine— pretty much 24 over seven, i imagine. yeah,— pretty much 24 over seven, i imagine. yeah, of— pretty much 24 over seven, i imagine. yeah, of course, around ionton— imagine. yeah, of course, around london._damaging| london. i mean, how damaging oooit— london. i mean, how damaging oooit-deen— london. i mean, how damaging could-been, do- could it have been, do you tnmn— could it have been, do you tninnlvoon— could it have been, do you think, your business think, to your business if tnev-t— think, to your business ifj tnev-t—getting think, to your business if. they'd—getting in think, to your business if- they'd_getting in the they'd have been getting in the way— they'd have been getting in the vov-ant— they'd have been getting in the vov-ant oino— they'd have been getting in the way-and also as- they'd have been getting in the way and also as well, what way then? and also as well, what vooit— way then? and also as well, what vooit-tone— way then? and also as well, what would-done if- way then? and also as well, what would-done if that- would you have done if that viteo— would you have done if that viteo tnot— would you have done if that video that we've— would you have done if that video that we've just seen of tnot— video that we've just seen of tnot-vvno-n— video that we've just seen of that who's pushing video that we've just seen of that-who's pushing out video that we've just seen of th.the.who's pushing out video that we've just seen of th.the wayvho's pushing out video that we've just seen of th.the way there,vushing out video that we've just seen of th.the way there, you ng out video that we've just seen of th.the way there, you know, out video that we've just seen of th.the way there, you know, it out of the way there, you know, it not— of the way there, you know, it not deen— of the way there, you know, it not deen o— of the way there, you know, it had been a pimlico plumbers van or had been a pimlico plumbers van on—getn- had been a pimlico plumbers van on—getn in- had been a pimlico plumbers van on—getn in not| or something and he gets in hot voten— or something and he gets in hot voten-tne— or something and he gets in hot vvoten-tne ion.— or something and he gets in hot water-the law. how- or something and he gets in hot water the law. how would water with the law. how would you— water with the law. how would voo nove— water with the law. how would you have responded to that? init— you have responded to that? not. it— you have responded to that? not. it no— you have responded to that? well, if he worked _ you have responded to that? well, if he worked for- you have responded to that? well, if he worked for me by well, i'd give him a rise if well, i'd give him a pay rise if i'm being honest. because, you know, i'm being honest. because, you know-getting— i'm being honest. because, you know,-getting things- know, he's getting things moving. — know, he's getting things moving. like we moving. he's standing up like we just moving. he's standing up like we iont-de— moving. he's standing up like we just-be standing- moving. he's standing up like we just be standing up and just need to be standing up and movie—nove- just need to be standing up and movie—nove got- just need to be standing up and maybe-have got to. just need to be standing up and maybe have got to not maybe the police have got to not be maybe the police have got to not to no— maybe the police have got to not to no vote— maybe the police have got to not be so woke about— maybe the police have got to not be so woke about it— maybe the police have got to not be so woke about it and do nometning— be so woke about it and do something-it.- be so woke about it and do something-it. i- be so woke about it and do something it. i mean, something about it. i mean, tnen-n— something about it. i mean, tnen-n-ot— something about it. i mean, there's-of things- something about it. i mean, there's of things they there's loads of things they can do. there's loads of things they can to—o— there's loads of things they can to—o tog- there's loads of things they can to—o tog on- there's loads of things they cani do._a tag on them, do. they can put a tag on them, put— do. they can put a tag on them, not-in— do. they can put a tag on them, not-in o— do. they can put a tag on them, put-in a curfew— do. they can put a tag on them, put in a curfew they're put them in a curfew so they're not-oot— put them in a curfew so they're not-oot ton— put them in a curfew so they're not-out forlmonth.. not allowed out for a month. inen— not allowed out for a month. tnen-mon- not allowed out for a month. then-more cost. not allowed out for a month. then-more cost to not allowed out for a month. . then-more cost to us. then there's no more cost to us. i-spray_ then there's no more cost to us. i-nnnov-tooen- i mean, spray their faces, oge— i mean, spray their faces, ononge-ont- i mean, spray their faces,l orange-and again, i mean, spray their faces,- orange-and again, not orange with dye and again, not ottovet— orange with dye and again, not oiiovvet oot— orange with dye and again, not allowed out on— orange with dye and again, not allowed out on the streets. i mean,-laughing,- allowed out on the streets. i mean, laughing, but it's mean, you're laughing, but it's iont— mean, you're laughing, but it's iont-moon— mean, you're laughing, but it's

iont-moon tnev- mean, you're laughing, but it's just mean, they won't just a fact. i mean, they won't nonn— just a fact. i mean, they won't vvontlott— just a fact. i mean, they won't vvontlott-n— just a fact. i mean, they won't vvontlott-n i- just a fact. i mean, they won't wash off, i? i mean, wash it off, would i? i mean, why— wash it off, would i? i mean, vvnv-in— wash it off, would i? i mean, vnv-in it— wash it off, would i? i mean, vnv-in it tnev- wash it off, would i? i mean, why-is it they all. why is it why is it they all toot— why is it why is it they all look-they're - why is it why is it they all look they're they're like look like they're they're like noon—tnevel look like they're they're like- noon—tneve inev soap dodgers, didn't they? they all soap dodgers, didn't they? they oti—gonmienn- soap dodgers, didn't they? theyi all-gormless-none all look like gormless and none of all look like gormless and none ot-on— all look like gormless and none ot-on ot— all look like gormless and none of-are at work.— all look like gormless and none of-are at work. so- all look like gormless and none of are at work. so who is of them are at work. so who is paying— of them are at work. so who is paying ton— of them are at work. so who is paying ton oti— of them are at work. so who is paying for all this? you know, vno-n—doiioingi who's paying for the policing tnot— who's paying for the policing that—actually,- who's paying for the policing. that—actually, you that is costing to actually, you nnon— that is costing to actually, you known-try— that is costing to actually, you moo-tnv ont- that is costing to actually, you. know,_try and _them know, just to try and move them oiong— know, just to try and move them tong—ant- know, just to try and move them oiong—ant tnenl along kind of thing. and then voo-ve— along kind of thing. and then voove-tne— along kind of thing. and then you've the businesses you've got all the businesses ont— you've got all the businesses ont tne— you've got all the businesses and the work— you've got all the businesses and the work people can't go and the work people who can't go to—vvnong.— and the work people who can't go to—vnong. ant- to work. it's so wrong. and i tnin— to work. it's so wrong. and i tnin gov,— to work. it's so wrong. and i mean, this guy, honestly, he nentn— mean, this guy, honestly, he neetn o— mean, this guy, honestly, he neetn o pay— mean, this guy, honestly, he needs a pay-yeah.- mean, this guy, honestly, he needs a pay yiiei" o"iifil mean, this guy, honestly, hei needsthatay-yeah. one mean, this guy, honestly, hei needsthat i _yeah. one mean, this guy, honestly, he need5sel tiellyn yiiei" o"iifil mean, this guy, honestly, he need5sel tziellan i oiifi; mean, this guy, honestly, he need5sel tziellan iiiiiii mean, this guy, honestly, he need5sel thing that i really and by the way, actually before we move on to cani way, actually before we move on to can i just if to this, can i just say if anyone knows who this guy is? okay. us know? okay. can you let us know? gb views news i would views gb news .com. i would personally like to buy this guy views gb news .com. i would ptpintially like to buy this guy views gb news .com. i would ptpint and like to buy this guy views gb news .com. i would ptpint and i'm to buy this guy views gb news .com. i would ptpint and i'm sure uy this guy views gb news .com. i would ptpint and i'm sure there'sguy a pint and i'm sure there's quite who would as quite a few people who would as well. i know we've blurred well. i know that we've blurred his obviously his face though. obviously people media people can go on social media and viral video that's and see this viral video that's doing the rounds. if anyone knows this guy is. all knows who this guy is. all right, you let right, please, can you let us know? think he's know? because i think he's trying everyone favour trying to do everyone a favour here. trying to clear the here. he's trying to clear the route. be someone route. there might be someone for know, two cars behind for all we know, two cars behind who's next to in who's got the wife next to me in the having the passenger seat having a stroke or whatever. stroke or in labour or whatever. but this to me, charlie, just seems like shameless war seems to be like a shameless war on class our on the working class and our

police aiding police force is aiding and abetting this because you've got ordinary middle of ordinary people in the middle of a living crisis who he a cost of living crisis who he might £100 away from might he might be £100 away from not his rent not being able to pay his rent this month. absolutely this month. and he's absolutely clinging on that. lot of you know, middle aged whatsits who are wandering the streets. it doesn't they're doesn't look like they're short of two, does it? or of a bob or two, does it? or they just don't care about the working class. a war the working class. it's a war on the working class. it's a war on the working obviously working class. well, obviously tnev-ve— working class. well, obviously tnev-ve-nion- working class. well, obviously they've _rich parents| they've either got rich parents or they've either got rich parents on—on- or they're on benefits or nometning— or they're on benefits or something it's something because obviously it's oteoniv— something because obviously it's oteoniv-gov— something because obviously it's clearty-guy trying- something because obviously it's clearly guy trying to clearly a working guy trying to get to— clearly a working guy trying to get to non— clearly a working guy trying to get to work and— clearly a working guy trying to get to work and think loads of get to work and i think loads of us get to work and i think loads of on—to— get to work and i think loads of on—to to— get to work and i think loads of us_to do what- us would like to do what he'd tone. — us would like to do what he'd tone. -._ us would like to do what he'd tone. -i-i- us would like to do what he'd done.-i-i think. done. and as i say, i think we-ve-to— done. and as i say, i think we-ve-to do- done. and as i say, i think we've-to do it- done. and as i say, i think we've to do it more. i just we've got to do it more. i just think— we've got to do it more. i just think-us— we've got to do it more. i just think-us need- we've got to do it more. i just think-us need to- we've got to do it more. i just think us need to just think all of us need to just shove— think all of us need to just shove them— think all of us need to just shove them out— think all of us need to just shove them out the way and hopefully— shove them out the way and hopefully the — shove them out the way and hopefully the police are understand _ hopefully the police are. understand-they understand it's them. they should— understand it's them. they- should—detained should be arrested and detained them.— should be arrested and detained them—letting- them. don't keep letting them out.— them. don't keep letting them out—just- out. i mean, they're just laughing— out. i mean, they're just laughing police. out. i mean, they're just- laughing-police. they're laughing at the police. they're laughing— laughing at the police. they're laughing working class laughing at the working class people.— laughing at the working class peopla—stopl people. and it needs to stop rightly,— people. and it needs to stop rightly,_earlier,l rightly, as you said earlier, before— rightly, as you said earlier,- before—gets before someone seriously gets hurt— before someone seriously gets h..._k.ow,- hurt here. you know, i had a friend,— hurt here. you know, i had a friend,-know,- hurt here. you know, i had a friend, know, james wilder, friend, you know, james wilder, tv guy,— friend, you know, james wilder, w guy, and— friend, you know, james wilder, m g.,, and-on- friend, you know, james wilder, tv guy, and _on his- friend, you know, james wilder, tv guy, and on his way to tv guy, and he was on his way to hospital—he- hospital for treatment and he got-up— hospital for treatment and he got-up -_ hospital for treatment and he got-up . |— hospital for treatment and he gee-up . i men- hospital for treatment and he got up . i mean, someone's got held up. i mean, someone's going— got held up. i mean, someone's going-ever— got held up. i mean, someone's going-overthie - got held up. i mean, someone's going-over this. but- got held up. i mean, someone's going over this. �*" going to die over this. but if you— going to die over this. but if you or— going to die over this. but if you or |— going to die over this. but if you or i ou— going to die over this. but if you or i did pretty much anything, i mean, i would imagine if you and i hatched a

plot now where our the end result of that plot was to either criminally damage something which does sometimes happen when they, you know, lob a load of paint a snooker a load of paint over a snooker table or some artwork or something or, to cost the something or, or to cost the economy millions of pounds , as economy millions of pounds, as happens with hold ups and slow ups or to stop someone getting health care through. i would expect that we'd get nick for that. oh, undoubtedly. if we that. oh, undoubtedly. but if we put an orange vest on with just stop the back of it and stop oil on the back of it and we went outside office now stop oil on the back of it and we \did: outside office now stop oil on the back of it and we \did: outsidethe office now stop oil on the back of it and we \did: outsidethe same:e now stop oil on the back of it and we \did: outsidethe same thing. and did exactly the same thing. charlie apparently if we get a police escort. yeah undoubtably. i you know , and you've got i mean, you know, and you've got to look— i mean, you know, and you've got to look gormless— i mean, you know, and you've got to look gormless and all and u...— to look gormless and all and then—wou- to look gormless and all and then—with it.- to look gormless and all andi then—with it. no, then you get away with it. no, we hove— then you get away with it. no, we have oo— then you get away with it. no, we have to be— then you get away with it. no, we have to be serious. it's fou— we have to be serious. it's easier for me— we have to be serious. it's easier for me than it is for some. to be some. something just needs to be oone— some. something just needs to be oone-anu— some. something just needs to be oone-woo .— some. something just needs to be done-and i think- done about it. and i think what wus— done about it. and i think what owe-oone— done about it. and i think what this-done-and. done about it. and i think whati this-done-and this this guy has done today and this is this guy has done today and this we ooo— this guy has done today and this we not owe— this guy has done today and this is not the first— this guy has done today and this is not the first case, there's been — is not the first case, there's been u— is not the first case, there's been u new— is not the first case, there's been a few other- is not the first case, there's been a few other that been a few other people that nuwe — been a few other people that neve—enu- been a few other people that have _ said to l been a few other people that. have—said to these have stood up and said to these people,— have stood up and said to these people, in— have stood up and said to these people, no neede— have stood up and said to these people, it needs to— have stood up and said to these people, it needs to stop and it neede— people, it needs to stop and it needs no— people, it needs to stop and it needs no.— people, it needs to stop and it needs to-i mean,- people, it needs to stop and it needs to i mean, it's just needs to end. i mean, it's just crazy—no- needs to end. i mean, it's just. crazy—no puke crazy. why do we need to park.7 why— crazy. why do we need to park.7 why-a— crazy. why do we need to park.7 why-a government- crazy. why do we need to park.7 why a government sort of why does a government sort of not why does a government sort of non—onon- why does a government sort of- non—onoun-wny not do something about what.7 why oon-n— not do something about what.7 why done-one— not do something about what.7 why don't-the police- not do something about what.7 why don't-the police the- don't they give the police the powere— don't they give the police the- powers—onen powers to arrest them, hold them for powers to arrest them, hold them non-oenun— powers to arrest them, hold them for-detain them- powers to arrest them, hold them for-detain them for-

for a month, detain them for a nonen— for a month, detain them for a nonnn unu— for a month, detain them for a month, and, as— for a month, detain them for a month, and, as i— for a month, detain them for a month, and, as i say, them month, and, as i say, put them in, month, and, as i say, put them in nun— month, and, as i say, put them in nun-in— month, and, as i say, put them in pun-in one— month, and, as i say, put them in, put in the military in, put them in the military ounnen — in, put them in the military ounneo wow.— in, put them in the military camps. mm” in, put them in the military camps. you” l: 156 in, put them in the military camps. mun” yfl in, put them in the military camps. you” l: 156 " camps. now, about 5:30. so in just over an hour's time, i'm going just stop oil going to have just stop oil on the and i'm putting the show. and surely i'm putting you the spot here. but you on the spot a bit here. but i to give you the chance to i want to give you the chance to talk directly to them. what would to say to just would you have to say to just stop be stop oil because they will be here this show in just about here on this show in just about an time? i'll tell them an hour's time? i'll tell them say,— an hour's time? i'll tell them say, i— an hour's time? i'll tell them say i ennu— an hour's time? i'll tell them say, i think they're— a" ” c ”c7 i'll tell them say, i think they're pests. nney-ne— say, i think they're pests. they're disruptive say, i think they're pests. they're - disruptive us say, i think they're pests. tifortune. . disruptive us say, i think they're pests. tifortune. they;ruptive us say, i think they're pests. tifortune. they;ruptive behave a fortune. they need to behave onen—u- a fortune. they need to behave onen—o onooenl their self protests in a proper manner-enon— their self protests in a proper manner stop being nuisances. manner and stop being nuisances. you know,— manner and stop being nuisances. you know, no— manner and stop being nuisances. you know, no you— manner and stop being nuisances. you know, do you have any eynounny— you know, do you have anyi eynounny—no you know, do you have any- eynounny—no you sympathy for that job? do you nove— sympathy for that job? do you have-sympathy— sympathy for that job? do you have sympathy for their have any sympathy for their cause if if cause at all? well, if what if they come say, look, this they come on and say, look, this is small we're very is a small price, but we're very sorry people are having to sorry that people are having to be work. we're very be held up at work. we're very sorry people are having to sorry that people are having to get so angry about this. do get so angry about this. but do they understand that the they not understand that the world burn if we world is going to burn if we don't do something about it? that's say. a that's what they'll say. a load of is going no of rubbish is going to make no difference— of rubbish is going to make no difference whether of rubbish is going to make no. difference _whether we difference whether we whether we stop — difference whether we whether we stop _yuow— difference whether we whether we stop _yqu-ou. - stop the cut back on the oil. nnene-e— stop the cut back on the oil. there's-money- stop the cut back on the oil. - there's-money involved there's too much money involved in one— there's too much money involved in one on— there's too much money involved in one on non— there's too much money involved in the oil for these— there's too much money involved in the oil for these people to enou— in the oil for these people to stop—needl in the oil for these people to. soon—neen no stop anything. so they need to just— stop anything. so they need to just—right- stop anything. so they need to wen—nenn wuy. l just protest in the right way. anu— just protest in the right way. and in— just protest in the right way. and if anything,— just protest in the right way. and if anything, they're actually— and if anything, they're actually endangering it more because— actually endangering it more because emission because of all the emission onunoee—

because of all the emission onunoee-nne- because of all the emission charges the they put because of all the emission- charges-the they put out charges and all the they put out .-ynoo-o— charges and all the they put out .-ynoo-o ou— charges and all the they put out .-that's all right.- charges and all the they put out .-that's all right. don't. . okay. that's all right. don't worry. make a very worry. i'll just make a very quick language quick apology for the language that there. well, you that you heard there. well, you know saying. it's know what i'm saying. it's easily to just to easily done. and just to just to reiterate very sorry for the language. all right. the just just and the just a pest of society and the costs. there's lots of money. i yen-e— costs. there's lots of money. i mean, let's-out- costs. there's lots of money. i mean, let's-out the- f there's lots of money. i mean, let's out the ones mean, let's find out the ones nnon— mean, let's find out the ones nnoe-unu— mean, let's find out the ones that-and-they- mean, let's find out the onesi that-and-they can't that work and don't they can't work— that work and don't they can't wow—nou- that work and don't they can't. work—had somebody work because if i had somebody working— work because if i had somebody working-unu— work because if i had somebody working-and they- work because if i had somebody working and they said working for me and they said i'm oonno— working for me and they said i'm ouwno u— working for me and they said i'm ounng u uny— working for me and they said i'm ounng u way on— working for me and they said i'm taking a day off to— working for me and they said i'm taking a day off to protest, onen— taking a day off to protest, onen nu— taking a day off to protest, onen nu oen— taking a day off to protest, then i'll get rid— taking a day off to protest, then i'll get rid of them unynow.— then i'll get rid of them anyhow. yeah.- then i'll get rid of them anyhow. yeah. c�*e�*l nzi; anyhow. yeah. charlie, look, thank always thank you very much. always a pleasure you on. always thank you very much. always a p|pleasure you on. always thank you very much. always a p|pleasure to you on. always thank you very much. always a p|pleasure to have)u on. always thank you very much. always a p|pleasure to have you 1. always thank you very much. always a p|pleasure to have you inalways thank you very much. always a p|pleasure to have you in the yys a pleasure to have you in the studio. i really appreciate your time. and everything that you do. obe do. cheers, charlie mullins obe no well. i always demote no less as well. i always demote you you come on here. you every time you come on here. obe. there go. right, obe. there we go. all right, ladies gentlemen, much obe. there we go. all right, legear gentlemen, much obe. there we go. all right, legear gnow.emen, much obe. there we go. all right, legear gnow. okay? much obe. there we go. all right, legear gnow. okay? very nuch a gear shift now. okay? very much a shift tone because much a shift in tone because we're the very we're going to get the very latest on the madeleine mccann search major search search. the major search is at a reservoir is underway at a reservoir on the algarve, after a the algarve, kyiv, after a police received, quote, tip police received, quote, a tip off. dozens of portuguese off. so dozens of portuguese police and other specialists are searching an area of the arade dam 30 miles from the spot where madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven, in praia deluge on gb news home and

security editor mark in security editor mark white is in portugal and has sent back this report . at the edge of the report. at the edge of the reservoir, a fire and rescue service rigid inflatable was visible at first light testing the waters for the dive teams who will spend the next few days in a targeted search of this area. throughout in a targeted search of this area . throughout the morning, area. throughout the morning, oen— area. throughout the morning, uee on— area. throughout the morning, dozens of police— throughout the morning, dozens of police and other officiate— dozens of police and other officials arrived- dozens of police and other officials arrived at this makeshift— officials arrived at this makeshift staging area for onennoe— makeshift staging area for briefings inside these blue nente— briefings inside these blue tents before— briefings inside these blue tents before being deployed to new— tents before being deployed to new eeuon— tents before being deployed to their search grids— tents before being deployed to their search grids . 16 years on their search grids. 16 years on non— their search grids. 16 years on from one— their search grids. 16 years on from the disappearance of madeleine— from the disappearance of madeleine mccann in the resort of madeleine mccann in the resort on non— madeleine mccann in the resort on won on— madeleine mccann in the resort of praia da luz,— madeleine mccann in the resort of praia da luz, there is still no concrete evidence of what neooeneu— no concrete evidence of what neooeneu oo— no concrete evidence of what happened to the— no concrete evidence of what happened to the three year old. but nonn— happened to the three year old. but both portuguese and german police— but both portuguese and german police one— but both portuguese and german police are convinced convict sex offender— police are convinced convict sex offender christian _ police are convinced convict sex offender christian brueckner is the offender christian brueckner is one nun— offender christian brueckner is the man responsible for her

abduction.— the man responsible for her abduction. he's— the man responsible for her abduction. he's currently eenwno— abduction. he's currently serving seven— abduction. he's currently serving seven years in a german oneon— serving seven years in a german oneon non— serving seven years in a german oneon for one— serving seven years in a german prison for the rape— serving seven years in a german prison for the rape of an american— prison for the rape of an american tourist in praia da luz.— american tourist in praia da luz. two— american tourist in praia da luz. two years— american tourist in praia da luz. two years before madeleine's- luz. two years before madeleine's disappearance , about madeleine's disappearance, about half madeleine's disappearance, about now u— madeleine's disappearance, about now u mue— madeleine's disappearance, about half a mile from _ madeleine's disappearance, about half a mile from the staging area , another— half a mile from the staging area , another group of tents are area, another group of tents are wewue— area, another group of tents are wewue in— area, another group of tents are visible in woodland, just back non— visible in woodland, just back from one— visible in woodland, just back from the shoreline . it was the from the shoreline. it was the german— from the shoreline. it was the german authorities who requested this german authorities who requested we meet— german authorities who requested this latest search. _ german authorities who requested this latest search. it's neooneu— this latest search. it's reported that christian brueckner— reported that christian brueckner used to visit this area around the— brueckner used to visit this area around the dam on a regular neen— area around the dam on a regular nueie .— area around the dam on a regular nueie. n-e— area around the dam on a regular nueie. n-e o— area around the dam on a regular basis. it's a spot— area around the dam on a regular basis. it's a spot that he was opponenwy— basis. it's a spot that he was apparently particularly fond of . in apparently particularly fond of . n noon,— apparently particularly fond of . n noon ne— apparently particularly fond of . in fact, he lived— apparently particularly fond of . in fact, he lived just about nuee— . in fact, he lived just about seven miles from - . in fact, he lived just about seven miles from here for a wnue— seven miles from here for a wnue in— seven miles from here for a wnue in u— seven miles from here for a while in a commune. and prior to toe— while in a commune. and prior to toe neen— while in a commune. and prior to toe neen ie— while in a commune. and prior to lose itself is only— while in a commune. and prior to lose itself is only some 20 nuee— lose itself is only some 20 miles further— lose itself is only some 20 miles further down the road . the miles further down the road. the german— miles further down the road. the german authorities— miles further down the road. the german authorities have not yet enu— german authorities have not yet euu wnun-e— german authorities have not yet said what's brought them to this wuee— said what's brought them to this area miles from _ said what's brought them to this area miles from anywhere but it is area miles from anywhere but it ie one— area miles from anywhere but it ie one neen— area miles from anywhere but it is the first major— area miles from anywhere but it is the first major search ooenunon— is the first major search operation in— is the first major search operation in the algarve for

unoen— operation in the algarve for unnoeo u— operation in the algarve for almost a decade . and since the almost a decade. and since the metropolitan— almost a decade. and since the metropolitan police asked for a on— metropolitan police asked for a of woe— metropolitan police asked for a series of digs around the praia da series of digs around the praia do luz— series of digs around the praia do luz oneo— series of digs around the praia da luz area in— series of digs around the praia da luz area in 2014, a small group— da luz area in 2014, a small group on— da luz area in 2014, a small group of scotland yard detectives— group of scotland yard detectives are out here this week— detectives are out here this week oe— detectives are out here this week as official— detectives are out here this week as official observers . of week as official observers. of course, there— week as official observers. of course, there is— week as official observers. of course, there is always intense public— course, there is always intense public interest— course, there is always intense public interest any time there are developments in this, more onon— are developments in this, more onen u— are developments in this, more than a decade— are developments in this, more than a decade and— are developments in this, more than a decade and a half long nereny— than a decade and a half long mystery, madeleine mccann's parente— mystery, madeleine mccann's parents, who've— mystery, madeleine mccann's parents, who've seen many false newne— parents, who've seen many false uuwne in— parents, who've seen many false uuwne in one— parents, who've seen many false dawns in this protracted investigation— dawns in this protracted investigation , are being kept investigation, are being kept informed— investigation, are being kept informed about— investigation, are being kept informed about the progress of one— informed about the progress of one yuneen— informed about the progress of this latest search. _ informed about the progress of this latest search. mark white, gb this latest search. mark white, on wewe— this latest search. mark white, on wewe ie— this latest search. mark white, on wewe we on— this latest search. mark white, gb news is at the— this latest search. mark white, gb news is at the arade dam on the gb news is at the arade dam on one algarve— gb news is at the arade dam on one awguwe . — gb news is at the arade dam on the algarve . okay,— gb news is at the arade dam on the algarve. gb news is at the arade dam on the algarve . we“ the algarve. okay, so mark white isindeed the algarve. okay, so mark white is indeed on the algarve. we'll be going to him a little bit later on in the show as and when there are any developments. but he mentioned there a chap called christian brueckner who is the number one suspect the number one suspect in the madeleine mccann case. but what do about brueckner do we know about him? brueckner was germany in 1976.

was born in germany in 1976. he's to have lived in he's reported to have lived in portugal between 1995 and two thousand and seven, the year that madeleine disappeared. brueckner currently in prison brueckner is currently in prison in germany for rape an in germany for the rape of an american praia da american tourist in praia da luge years madeleine luge two years before madeleine went missing , he was identified went missing, he was identified as suspect by portuguese as a suspect by portuguese officials in june 2020. but he's always denied involvement in madeleine's appearance. and it is, of course, more than 16 years since madeleine mccann disappear and no other case of a missing child. as far as i can really recall, has received quite as much coverage as this or been of so much interest to the public. but why is that? and i'm joined now by broadcaster and psychic therapist lucy beresford. lucy, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. this is something that has perplexed me for a long period of time. why is it this specific madeleine mccann case has got such massive global attention and been able to retain that attention for such a long period

of time ? i think there are three of time? i think there are three nun— of time? i think there are three main reasons. the— c y;;7 i think there are three main reasons. the first c ;“y;;7 i think there are three main reasons . the first is c ;“y;;7 i think there are three main reasons. the first is that it main reasons. the first is that n we— main reasons. the first is that n we simply— main reasons. the first is that it is simply every— main reasons. the first is that it is simply every single parent-e— it is simply every single parent's worst- it is simply every single parent's worst nightmare and onenenone— parent's worst nightmare and onenenone oe— parent's worst nightmare and therefore as a— parent's worst nightmare and therefore as a story, as a nunuweo— therefore as a story, as a nunuweo ,— therefore as a story, as a narrative , it's- therefore as a story, as a narrative , it's something that a narrative, it's something that a large— narrative, it's something that a onge numero— narrative, it's something that a large number of— narrative, it's something that a large number of people globally coutu— large number of people globally oouyu neouy— large number of people globally could really relate— large number of people globally could really relate to. the neon— could really relate to. the neon one— could really relate to. the fear, the anguish , and perhaps fear, the anguish, and perhaps oteo— fear, the anguish, and perhaps uyeo one— fear, the anguish, and perhaps also the idea— fear, the anguish, and perhaps also the idea that you don't ever want to _ also the idea that you don't ever want to lose hope. the eeonu— ever want to lose hope. the second sense is— ever want to lose hope. the second sense is because as we've all second sense is because as we've on neen— second sense is because as we've all been children,— second sense is because as we've all been children, we have all been— all been children, we have all been oennuoe— all been children, we have all been perhaps in— all been children, we have all been perhaps in a— all been children, we have all been perhaps in a situation wnene— been perhaps in a situation wnene we— been perhaps in a situation where we lost— been perhaps in a situation where we lost sight of mummy and woody,— where we lost sight of mummy and woody, we— where we lost sight of mummy and woody, we gon— where we lost sight of mummy and daddy, we got lost— where we lost sight of mummy and daddy, we got lost .— where we lost sight of mummy and daddy, we got lost . or maybe we daddy, we got lost. or maybe we y-uen— daddy, we got lost. or maybe we were just waiting— daddy, we got lost. or maybe we were just waiting for them to ooueon— were just waiting for them to collect ue— were just waiting for them to collect us and— were just waiting for them to collect us and we started to yonnoeiee— collect us and we started to fantasise about— collect us and we started to fantasise about what it would be like in— fantasise about what it would be like if wunny— fantasise about what it would be like if mummy and daddy didn't oo— like if mummy and daddy didn't come to collect— like if mummy and daddy didn't come to collect us— like if mummy and daddy didn't come to collect us from school, non— come to collect us from school, non-nonen— come to collect us from school, from - ballet class, - come to collect us from school, from ballet class, from the from the ballet class, from the football— from the ballet class, from the football lesson.— from the ballet class, from the football lesson. but i think the onno— football lesson. but i think the onno onno— football lesson. but i think the onno onno-n— football lesson. but i think the third thing-it is- third thing is that it is fundamentally a mystery. as you enu— fundamentally a mystery. as you end in— fundamentally a mystery. as you end in-report_ fundamentally a mystery. as you said in-report,.just- said in your report, it just ennwy— said in your report, it just simply neen-n— said in your report, it just simply hasn't been solved yet. anu— simply hasn't been solved yet. and we— simply hasn't been solved yet. and we u— simply hasn't been solved yet. and we u enony— simply hasn't been solved yet. and it's a story that over the yeune— and it's a story that over the yeue oeoowe— and it's a story that over the years people have talked to each owner— years people have talked to each one aboun— years people have talked to each other about. they've speculated wnon— other about. they've speculated wnun noe— other about. they've speculated what has happened, but we've had

no closure . we've— what has happened, but we've had no closure . we've had absolutely no closure. we've had absolutely no closure. we've had absolutely no closure whatsoever . so that no closure whatsoever. so that own— no closure whatsoever. so that own effect— no closure whatsoever. so that drift effect that— no closure whatsoever. so that drift effect that prolonging of the drift effect that prolonging of we etony— drift effect that prolonging of the story, that— drift effect that prolonging of the story, that hasn't ended has contributed— the story, that hasn't ended has contributed to— the story, that hasn't ended has contributed to a— the story, that hasn't ended has contributed to a really onnnwe— contributed to a really primitive story about loss, but oteo— primitive story about loss, but uteo about— primitive story about loss, but also about hope,— primitive story about loss, but also about hope, really never getting— also about hope, really never getttng out— also about hope, really never getttng out ot— also about hope, really never getting out of the public eye. no absolutely. _ getting out of the public eye. no absolutely. ' “t: getting out of the public eye. no absolutely. “t: f no absolutely. and because there's been so much information, misinformation and false dawns and like you've just said there, mystery . and because said there, mystery. and because it's been going on for such a long period of time and it had that massive initial burst of media, a massive initial burst of it, i think people feel as though that they have kind of lived this experience for a long penod lived this experience for a long period of time, potentially . period of time, potentially. potentially. now we're seeing the combination of that. we'll have to wait and see. of course, but maybe there's that as well. this has been something that has been for such been in people's lives for such a period and they a long period of time, and they want answers. yes. a long period of time, and they want answers . yes. and want those answers. yes. and i think we want those answers. yes. and i tntnt we note— want those answers. yes. and i think we have to— yes. and i think we have to remember that the think we have to remember that tne very— think we have to remember that tne wety tne— think we have to remember that the very time that— think we have to remember that the very time that it took place woe-tunn— the very time that it took place was-bank holiday. the very time that it took place was-bank holiday .l the very time that it took place was bank holiday. it was actually a bank holiday. it woe—outt- was actually a bank holiday. iti was—calllslow was what one might call a slow

newe-ant— was what one might call a slow news and therefore, the news period. and therefore, the etoty— news period. and therefore, the story absolutely— news period. and therefore, the story absolutely saturated the nette— story absolutely saturated the meta ut— story absolutely saturated the meta ut tne— story absolutely saturated the media at the time and became very— media at the time and became very gutotty— media at the time and became very quickly embedded in the nuttonut— very quickly embedded in the national consciousness for sure, tut— national consciousness for sure, tut noyte— national consciousness for sure, tut noyte oteo— national consciousness for sure, but maybe also international, teouuee ue .— but maybe also international, because, as i say,— but maybe also international, because, as i say, it's a story tnot— because, as i say, it's a story tnut eo— because, as i say, it's a story tnut eo many— because, as i say, it's a story that so many people can relate to u— that so many people can relate to u toet— that so many people can relate to a lost child.— that so many people can relate to a lost child. but— that so many people can relate to a lost child. but there's a wny— to a lost child. but there's a wny tn— to a lost child. but there's a reason why in fiction terms , reason why in fiction terms, nyetety— reason why in fiction terms, mystery stories,— reason why in fiction terms, mystery stories, thrillers , mystery stories, thrillers, teteotwe— mystery stories, thrillers, detective novels out sell pretty muon— detective novels out sell pretty much everything— detective novels out sell pretty much everything else apart from romance, because— much everything else apart from romance, because we all love a etoty— romance, because we all love a etoty tnot— romance, because we all love a etoty tnut noe— romance, because we all love a etoty tnut nue u— romance, because we all love a story that has a conclusive enttng— story that has a conclusive enttng unt— story that has a conclusive ending and the— story that has a conclusive ending and the problem with tnte— ending and the problem with we were— ending and the problem with this, there are— ending and the problem with this, there are so— ending and the problem with this, there are so many sadnesses around it, but in tetne— sadnesses around it, but in tetne ot— sadnesses around it, but in terms of narrative terms, it's etu— terms of narrative terms, it's etttt extete— terms of narrative terms, it's still exists because there nten-t— still exists because there hasn't been _ still exists because there hasn't been an ending. we don't know— hasn't been an ending. we don't know wnut— hasn't been an ending. we don't know what that— hasn't been an ending. we don't know what that ending is. and in many— know what that ending is. and in many tot— know what that ending is. and in many cases, for some people and for many cases, for some people and tot tne— many cases, for some people and tot tne patente— many cases, for some people and for the parents of— many cases, for some people and for the parents of madeleine wocunn— for the parents of madeleine wocunn ,— for the parents of madeleine wocunn , tney— for the parents of madeleine mccann , they have been hoping mccann, they have been hoping ugutnet— mccann, they have been hoping ugutnet note— mccann, they have been hoping against hope for— mccann, they have been hoping against hope for all this time. you— against hope for all this time. you woutt— against hope for all this time. you would never,— against hope for all this time. you would never, as a parent, wont— you would never, as a parent, wont to— you would never, as a parent, want to relinquish that hope. nut— want to relinquish that hope. nut ut— want to relinquish that hope. out at tne— want to relinquish that hope. but at the same— want to relinquish that hope. but at the same time , you want but at the same time, you want to bounce— but at the same time, you want to balance that— but at the same time, you want to balance that out— but at the same time, you want to balance that out with the tongtng— to balance that out with the tongtng tot— to balance that out with the longing for certainty , the longing for certainty, the tongtng— longing for certainty, the tongtng to— longing for certainty, the longing to put this story behind

you unt— longing to put this story behind you and to— longing to put this story behind you end to get— longing to put this story behind you and to get on— longing to put this story behind you and to get on with your twee— you and to get on with your twee .— you and to get on with your twee . ant— you and to get on with your lives . and again, that's lives. and again, that's eonetntng— lives. and again, that's something that we can all relate to, wnetnet— something that we can all relate to, whether we've— something that we can all relate to, whether we've been through a taunt— to, whether we've been through a trauma-magnitude- to, whether we've been through a trauma magnitude or not. trauma of this magnitude or not. we trauma of this magnitude or not. we utt— trauma of this magnitude or not. we utt-otunty.— trauma of this magnitude or not. we all-clarity. we- trauma of this magnitude or not. we all clarity. we all want we all want clarity. we all want tee— we all want clarity. we all want tee . tucy— we all want clarity. we all want closure . lucy, thank- we all want clarity. we all want closure. stay we all want clarity. we all want closure . stay see/m“ cg closure. lucy, thank you very, very much for your insight on this. as lucy beresford, there is a broadcaster and psychotherapist, and as the police force is a multinational police force is a multinational police force is scouring the forestry, the shrubbery , as it forestry, the shrubbery, as it were, around a reservoir near where madeleine mccann disappeared those 16 years ago . disappeared those 16 years ago. i thought it was just worthwhile casting our minds as to why this particular case has gripped the pubuc particular case has gripped the public attention for as long as it has. we will be going to the algarve a little bit later on in this show to give you all of the very latest up to the minute updates on this search for madeleine mccann. there's loads more currently more on this story currently on our head to gb our website. simply head to gb news .com where you will find the best analysis of absolutely all of the news of the day, of course, including that story. but it's another day and another

court case involving prince harry. and it's official . it's harry. and it's official. it's an absolutely massive loser. patrick christie's on gb news

mornings on gb news the people's cnunnet. — mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's— mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news- mornings on gb news the people's channel. britain's news .- mornings on gb news the people's channel. ’“ ’“ channel. britain's news. channel yes. welcome back . i just want yes. welcome back. i just want to teuee— yes. welcome back. i just want to tease ahead— yes. welcome back. i just want to tease ahead to— yes. welcome back. i just want to tease ahead to a— y/y;~;: f f ijust want to tease ahead to a couple of teutty— to tease ahead to a couple of teutty ttg— to tease ahead to a couple of really big stories— to tease ahead to a couple of really big stories that i'm going— really big stories that i'm gotng to— really big stories that i'm gotng to te— really big stories that i'm going to be covering in the next noun— going to be covering in the next noun wtget— going to be covering in the next hour. nigel farage_ going to be covering in the next hour. nigel farage will join me twe— hour. nigel farage will join me tweltnte— hour. nigel farage will join me live .this show— hour. nigel farage will join me live .this show to— hour. nigel farage will join me live this show to get that live on this show to get that teuotton— live on this show to get that reaction from _ live on this show to get that reaction from what a lot of oeoote— reaction from what a lot of oeoote-outttng- reaction from what a lot of people calling net. people are calling on net. my gtutton—

people are calling on net. my gtutton-net— people are calling on net. my gration net migration gration lie the net migration ttgutee— gration lie the net migration figures-illegal- gration lie the net migration figures illegal migration figures and illegal migration ttgutee— figures and illegal migration ttgutee-eet— figures and illegal migration figures-setldrop- figures are set to drop on tnutetuy. — figures are set to drop on thursday. nigel's got strong wewe— thursday. nigel's got strong views about— thursday. nigel's got strong views about it,— thursday. nigel's got strong views about it, as all know, views about it, as we all know, tut— views about it, as we all know, tut tt— views about it, as we all know, tut tt oonnee— views about it, as we all know, but it comes as— views about it, as we all know, but it comes as the— views about it, as we all know, but it comes as the home office noe— but it comes as the home office nue wowed— but it comes as the home office nue vowed to— but it comes as the home office has vowed to stop— but it comes as the home office has vowed to stop students from tnngtng— has vowed to stop students from tnngtng-tne- has vowed to stop students from tnngtng-tne tw- has vowed to stop students from bringing-the uk in- bringing family to the uk in a bid bringing family to the uk in a no to— bringing family to the uk in a no to yett— bringing family to the uk in a bid to kerb migration. an end bid to kerb migration. so an end to-teoentenoe— bid to kerb migration. so an end to-dependence for- bid to kerb migration. so an end to dependence for a long to the dependence for a long tne. — to the dependence for a long tne. _tntnt- to the dependence for a long time. _think this- to the dependence for a long- time. -think this-been time. people think this has been a time. people think this has been u toot— time. people think this has been u toot toot— time. people think this has been a back door into— time. people think this has been a back door into britain. you guy— a back door into britain. you guy you— a back door into britain. you can pay your student and can pay your student fees and wotton—ui wallop. here you go. here's a te— wallop. here you go. here's a ttte tn— wallop. here you go. here's a ttte tn-uy— wallop. here you go. here's a ttte tn-uy .— wallop. here you go. here's a life in uk. nigel's got life in the uk. nigel's got ettong— life in the uk. nigel's got strong views.— life in the uk. nigel's got strong views. as i've said, i'm oteo— strong views. as i've said, i'm uteo gotng— strong views. as i've said, i'm uteo gotng to— strong views. as i've said, i'm also going to be— strong views. as i've said, i'm also going to be interviewing twe— live a just stop oil representative. it is after the wntte— representative. it is after the wntte won— representative. it is after the white van man— representative. it is after the white van man and if anyone tnowe— white van man and if anyone tnowe wno— white van man and if anyone knows who he— white van man and if anyone knows who he is,— white van man and if anyone knows who he is, please get in touon— knows who he is, please get in touch because _ knows who he is, please get in touch because we— knows who he is, please get in touch because we would like to buy— touch because we would like to buy tnot— touch because we would like to buy no nun— touch because we would like to buy no u— touch because we would like to buy that man a pint. decided to enowe— buy that man a pint. decided to enoye-ot— buy that man a pint. decided to shove-of them— buy that man a pint. decided to shove-of them .of- buy that man a pint. decided to shove of them of the way shove one of them out of the way eutty. — shove one of them out of the way eutty. -enuooet- shove one of them out of the way eutty-enunnet un- early. he finally snapped an otttnuty— ordinary working man who says enougn— ordinary working man who says. enougn—oottoe enough is enough. and the police teottet— enough is enough. and the police teottet tnot— enough is enough. and the police decided that he— enough is enough. and the police decided that he was the one that tney— they should be taking action wttn— they should be taking action with-indeed- they should be taking actioni with-indeed-just with and not, indeed the just stoo— with and not, indeed the just stop-ototeet.— with and not, indeed the just stop-protest. so- with and not, indeed the just stop protest. so it's going stop oil protest. so it's going to-twe— stop oil protest. so it's going to-live-five. - stop oil protest. so it's going to-live-five. but- stop oil protest. so it's going to live five. but this to be a live wire five. but this etoty— to be a live wire five. but this etoty tuntet— to be a live wire five. but this etoty tontet u— to be a live wire five. but this story landed a bit— to be a live wire five. but this story landed a bit earlier on, tttn-t— story landed a bit earlier on, didn't-involves- didn't it? and it involves nnoe— didn't it? and it involves prince harry— didn't it? and it involves prince harry and i just thought i'd prince harry and i just thought to go— prince harry and i just thought to go on— prince harry and i just thought to go on ty— prince harry and i just thought i'd go on by saying this. teuttye— i'd go on by saying this. really? prince- i'd go on by saying this. really? prince harry is otttotutty— really? prince harry is officially an- really? prince harry is officially an absolutely massive toeet— officially an absolutely massive toeet .— officially an absolutely massive toeet. ne-e— officially an absolutely massive loser. he's lost— officially an absolutely massive loser. he's lost his high court to—

loser. he's lost his high court to buy— loser. he's lost his high court case to buy police protection. tnete— case to buy police protection. tnete ue— case to buy police protection. there are some— case to buy police protection. there are some things that money oon-t— there are some things that money cant buy,— there are some things that money cant buy, nutty,— there are some things that money can't buy, harry, like class, ttgntty— can't buy, harry, like class, dignity, genuine in dignity, family, genuine in oooutunty— dignity, family, genuine in popularity and moral compass. ant— popularity and moral compass. ant now— popularity and moral compass. ant ne-e— popularity and moral compass. and now he's found out that he utt— and now he's found out that he not tne— and now he's found out that he can add the police— and now he's found out that he can add the police to that list. a judge— can add the police to that list. a tutge noe— can add the police to that list. a tutge nue now— can add the police to that list. a judge has now refused. the utttet— a judge has now refused. the artist formerly— a judge has now refused. the artist formerly known as prince nutty,— artist formerly known as prince nutty—to— artist formerly known as prince nutty,—to onng- harry, permission to bring a tuttotut— harry, permission to bring a judicial review— harry, permission to bring a judicial review over the teeteton— judicial review over the teeteton tn— judicial review over the decision in what would have a eeont— decision in what would have a second challenge— decision in what would have a second challenge relating to his eeounty— second challenge relating to his security arrangements. good the eett—enttttet— security arrangements. good the self—entitled little _ security arrangements. good the self—entitled little weasel . he self—entitled little weasel. he wante— self—entitled little weasel. he wonte nte— self—entitled little weasel. he wants his cake— self—entitled little weasel. he wants his cake and he wants to eut— wants his cake and he wants to eat tt— wants his cake and he wants to eat tt oe— wants his cake and he wants to eat it as well,— wants his cake and he wants to eat it as well, doesn't he? well wnut— eat it as well, doesn't he? well wnut ne— eat it as well, doesn't he? well what he should— eat it as well, doesn't he? well what he should be— eat it as well, doesn't he? well what he should be doing is euttng— what he should be doing is eating humble— what he should be doing is eating humble pie and begging his eating humble pie and begging nte tuntty— eating humble pie and begging his family and— eating humble pie and begging his family and nation birth his family and nation of birth for his family and nation of birth tot—nutty- his family and nation of birthi for_ harry literally for forgiveness. harry literally nut— for forgiveness. harry literally not to— for forgiveness. harry literally had to manufacture some kind of ntgn—wew- had to manufacture some kind of ntgn—wew yorkl had to manufacture some kind of high _ new york to| high speed chase in new york to totetet— high speed chase in new york to totetet nte— high speed chase in new york to bolster his claims— high speed chase in new york to bolster his claims that his life woutt— bolster his claims that his life woutt te— bolster his claims that his life woutt toe tn— bolster his claims that his life would be in danger without gotne— would be in danger without| oottoe—ewen police protection. he's even tnottet— police protection. he's even incited radical— police protection. he's even incited radical islamists with his incited radical islamists with nte—etotttngi incited radical islamists with. his—slotting 20 his comments about slotting 20 tutttun— his comments about slotting 20 taliban fighters— his comments about slotting 20 taliban fighters or— his comments about slotting 20 taliban fighters or however many it if taliban fighters or however many tt-tt ne— taliban fighters or however many tt-tt ne unt— taliban fighters or however many it.” he and his— taliban fighters or however many it if he and his children it was. if he and his children neet— it was. if he and his children need protection— it was. if he and his children need protection in uk. in my need protection in the uk. in my wew—ne- view, it's his own fault. he wante— view, it's his own fault. he wonte to— view, it's his own fault. he wonte to te— view, it's his own fault. he wants to be an— view, it's his own fault. he wants to be an ordinary person, out— wants to be an ordinary person, tut ne— wants to be an ordinary person, but he doesn't— wants to be an ordinary person, but he doesn't want actually but he doesn't want to actually twe— but he doesn't want to actually awe-ontnen— but he doesn't want to actually live ordinary person. live like an ordinary person. ant— live like an ordinary person. ant ne— live like an ordinary person. ant ne we— live like an ordinary person. and he was actually content for the and he was actually content for tne nett— and he was actually content for the real ordinary— and he was actually content for the real ordinary people like you— the real ordinary people like you ont— the real ordinary people like

you unt ne— the real ordinary people like you unt me to— the real ordinary people like you and me to potentially have fewer— you and me to potentially have fewer oottoe — you and me to potentially have fewer police officers looking otter—nutt- fewer police officers lookingi after—paid off after them whilst he paid off nunttete— after them whilst he paid off nunttete ot— after them whilst he paid off hundreds of thousands of pounds for hundreds of thousands of pounds tot-ntoteotton. - hundreds of thousands of pounds for-protection. and- for his own protection. and i tntnt— for his own protection. and i tntnt tnot— for his own protection. and i think that-him - for his own protection. and i think that him quite think that makes him quite eettten— think that makes him quite selfish, doesn't— think that makes him quite selfish, doesn't know, selfish, doesn't it? you know, tne— selfish, doesn't it? you know, tne onty— selfish, doesn't it? you know, the only protection that think the only protection that i think natty—te- the only protection that i think natty—telettongi harry really needs is a strong otenuottut— harry really needs is a strong prenuptial—and. harry really needs is a strong prenuptial—and a. harry really needs is a strong- prenuptial_and a world prenuptial agreement and a world ottee— prenuptial agreement and a world ottee twotoe— prenuptial agreement and a world class divorce lawyer . class divorce lawyer. vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. get class divorce lawyer.— vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. get your venue— vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. get your oontng— vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. get your oontng tn— vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. get your views coming in thick and fast. tn — views coming in thick and fast. tn totnet— views coming in thick and fast. tn totnet now— views coming in thick and fast. i'm joined now by— views coming in thick and fast. i'm joined now by charlie ray. te-e— i'm joined now by charlie ray. te-e tne— i'm joined now by charlie ray. he's the former— i'm joined now by charlie ray. he's the former royal correspondent for the sun. cntttte— correspondent for the sun. charlie how— correspondent for the sun. charlie how do— correspondent for the sun. charlie how do you react the charlie how do you react to the newe-et— charlie how do you react to the news - met police, - charlie how do you react to the news met police, even news that our met police, even to—tte— news that our met police, even to—tte not- news that our met police, even to_are not for- to prince harry, are not for new — to prince harry, are not for new it— to prince harry, are not for hire? .a great- to prince harry, are not for hire? gtzfe , tingty to prince harry, are not for. hire? .a great victory for hire? it's a great victory for common sense. basically . patrick common sense. basically. patrick he common sense. basically. patrick ne we— common sense. basically. patrick he was never going— common sense. basically. patrick he was never going to— f“ basically. patrick he was never going to win this tnte— he was never going to win this tnte te— he was never going to win this case. this is the— he was never going to win this case. “ case. this is the second judicial review that he has asked for. and this was on outety— asked for. and this was on outety tne— asked for. and this was on purely the fact— asked for. and this was on purely the fact he - : and this was on purely the fact he wanted to pay . ntetottty,— purely the fact he wanted to pay . ntetottty ne— purely the fact he wanted to pay . basically, he wanted to hire nettooottttn— . basically, he wanted to hire metropolitan police gun guards if metropolitan police gun guards tt ne— metropolitan police gun guards tt ne ewe— metropolitan police gun guards if he ever comes— metropolitan police gun guards if he ever comes back to the uk . ant— if he ever comes back to the uk . ant we— if he ever comes back to the uk . ant we newe— if he ever comes back to the uk . and we have to— if he ever comes back to the uk . and we have to remember that if . and we have to remember that t ne— . and we have to remember that t ne toee— . and we have to remember that if he does come— . and we have to remember that if he does come back to the uk, as if he does come back to the uk,

ue ne— if he does come back to the uk, ue ne ttt— if he does come back to the uk, ue ne ttt tot— if he does come back to the uk, as he did for the— if he does come back to the uk, as he did for the king's coronation— as he did for the king's coronation when he was in fact ntoteotet— coronation when he was in fact ototeotet ue— coronation when he was in fact protected as all— coronation when he was in fact protected as all the people were, protect— protected as all the people were, protect ed, he didn't have a were, protect ed, he didn't have t eneottto— were, protect ed, he didn't have a specific which _ were, protect ed, he didn't have a specific which is— were, protect ed, he didn't have a specific which is a personal ototeotton— a specific which is a personal protection officer,— a specific which is a personal protection officer, but he has got— protection officer, but he has got oottoe— protection officer, but he has got police protection. when he toot— got police protection. when he comes back to— got police protection. when he comes back to the uk, he doesn't newe— comes back to the uk, he doesn't ntwe to— comes back to the uk, he doesn't ntwe to toy— comes back to the uk, he doesn't tone to guy tot— comes back to the uk, he doesn't have to pay for it.— comes back to the uk, he doesn't have to pay for it. it's there . have to pay for it. it's there. tnut-e— have to pay for it. it's there. tntt-e wnen— have to pay for it. it's there. that's when he's— have to pay for it. it's there. that's when he's staying within the that's when he's staying within tne toytt— that's when he's staying within the royal confines. if you like. gm,— the royal confines. if you like. ttnn tut— the royal confines. if you like. ttnn tut we— the royal confines. if you like. um, but we have— the royal confines. if you like. um, but we have to remember that the um, but we have to remember that tne tttet— um, but we have to remember that the first judicial— um, but we have to remember that the first judicial review , which the first judicial review, which is the first judicial review, which te ttout— the first judicial review, which te ttout tne— the first judicial review, which is about the composition of wnen— is about the composition of wnton te— is about the composition of which is the— is about the composition of which is the royal and vip txeouttwe— which is the royal and vip executive committee , he, he executive committee, he, he wante— executive committee, he, he wonte to— executive committee, he, he wants to know— executive committee, he, he wants to know how they are made up ont— wants to know how they are made up unt now— wants to know how they are made up unt now tney— wants to know how they are made up and how they make their teetetone— up and how they make their decisions and— up and how they make their decisions and that's still got to go— decisions and that's still got to go oneot. — decisions and that's still got to go ahead. well, unfortunately for to go ahead. well, unfortunately tot nutty,— to go ahead. well, unfortunately tot tony, tne— to go ahead. well, unfortunately for harry, the representatives on tnot— for harry, the representatives on that committee include representatives— on that committee include representatives of his brother ont— representatives of his brother unt nte— representatives of his brother and his father,— representatives of his brother and his father, as well as the tone— and his father, as well as the tone ontoe— and his father, as well as the home office and— and his father, as well as the home office and the police. so nee— home office and the police. so ne-e got— home office and the police. so ne-e got no— home office and the police. so he's got no chance— home office and the police. so he's got no chance , really. but he's got no chance, really. but why— he's got no chance, really. but wny enoutt— he's got no chance, really. but wny enoutt wny— he's got no chance, really. but why should why should the nntten— why should why should the british taxpayer or , you know, british taxpayer or, you know, ntwe — british taxpayer or, you know,

ntwe not — british taxpayer or, you know, have had have— british taxpayer or, you know, have had have had to suffer so tnot— have had have had to suffer so tnut t— have had have had to suffer so tnut a note— have had have had to suffer so that a bloke and— have had have had to suffer so that a bloke and he is now just a that a bloke and he is now just u got..— that a bloke and he is now just t ttote, otty. — that a bloke and he is now just a bloke, okay. mm that a bloke and he is now just a bloke, okay. �*ft�*“y; ’“ a bloke, okay. who's fallen out with his family largely of his own, making, wants to get protection because he is in many ways incited some of the potential violence or press attention against himself anyway. i mean, it just seems absolutely bonkers. but it is nice that he is now officially a loser. it is that he is loser. it is nice that he is otttotutty— loser. it is nice that he is officially a— loser. it is nice that he is officially a loser.- it is nice that he is officially a loser. and he's nee— officially a loser. and he's ne-e got— officially a loser. and he's ne-e got u— officially a loser. and he's he's got a lot— officially a loser. and he's he's got a lot more cases coming up ugttnet— he's got a lot more cases coming up ugutnet t— he's got a lot more cases coming up against a variety— he's got a lot more cases coming up against a variety of neweteooe- up against a variety of newspapers, including my own tonmen— newspapers, including my own former newspaper , the sun and former newspaper, the sun and the former newspaper, the sun and tne ntot— former newspaper, the sun and tne not unt— former newspaper, the sun and the mail and the— former newspaper, the sun and the mail and the mirror and yetn— the mail and the mirror and yetn ne-e— the mail and the mirror and yeah, he's basically, as i've eut— yeah, he's basically, as i've ettt to— yeah, he's basically, as i've ettt to you— yeah, he's basically, as i've said to you before, he's got a season ticket— said to you before, he's got a season ticket for— said to you before, he's got a season ticket for court cases. the— season ticket for court cases. the guy— season ticket for court cases. we guy .— season ticket for court cases. we guy . so— season ticket for court cases. we guy . so ne— season ticket for court cases. this guy. so he just continues to go— this guy. so he just continues to go oneot.— this guy. so he just continues to go ahead. but— this guy. so he just continues to go ahead. but more tnoonuntty— to go ahead. but more importantly ,- to go ahead. but more importantly , the this decision importantly, the this decision oteo— importantly, the this decision also means that— importantly, the this decision also means that you will not get eon— also means that you will not get eott ot— also means that you will not get eott ot z—ttet— also means that you will not get sort of z—list celebrities jumping— sort of z—list celebrities jumping on— sort of z—list celebrities jumping on t- sort of z—list celebrities jumping on if this had been gttntet— jumping on if this had been gttntet, you— jumping on if this had been granted, you would not get z tet— granted, you would not get z list celebrities— granted, you would not get z list celebrities jumping on the ttntwtgon— list celebrities jumping on the bandwagon saying, oh, i need a gun— bandwagon saying, oh, i need a gun coun— bandwagon saying, oh, i need a gun court because— bandwagon saying, oh, i need a gun court because i'm going to open— gun court because i'm going to open t— gun court because i'm going to open a supermarket down in euttetuty— open a supermarket down in stttetuty ot— open a supermarket down in salisbury or whatever. i mean ,

salisbury or whatever. i mean, it's ridiculous— salisbury or whatever. i mean, it's ridiculous .— salisbury or whatever. i mean, it's ridiculous . so— salisbury or whatever. i mean, it's ridiculous . so it's good. it's ridiculous. so it's good. ooot— it's ridiculous. so it's good. ooot toy— it's ridiculous. so it's good. ooot tuy tot— it's ridiculous. so it's good. good day for justice it's ridiculous. so it's good. good day forjustice and a good day— good day forjustice and a good toy tot— good day forjustice and a good day for britain— good day forjustice and a good day for britain and— good day forjustice and a good day for britain and good day for the day for britain and good day for tne nottoe. — day for britain and good day for the police. absolutely look, tntnt— the police. absolutely look, thank you— the police. absolutely look, tntnt you won.— the police. absolutely look, thank you very, very much. that's charlie ray there, who is, royal is, of course, the former royal correspondent sun, correspondent for the sun, imparting wisdom. did imparting some wisdom. he did mention good day for the mention he's a good day for the police. okay. in that police. yeah. okay. in that case, you well case, it is. but as you well know, of our big stories know, one of our big stories today the police heavy today is the police is heavy handed to an ordinary handed response to an ordinary working who got out his working chap who got out of his van barged just up oil out van and barged just up oil out the i would happily rather the way. i would happily rather give pint than see give that guy a pint than see him anyone knows him nicked if anyone knows who he get touch. gb views at he is, get in touch. gb views at gb and certainly gb news .com. and certainly we would a word with would like to have a word with him here. we are going to be interviewing just him here. we are going to be interoilfing just him here. we are going to be interoilfing later just him here. we are going to be interoilfing later on just him here. we are going to be interoilfing later on in just him here. we are going to be interoilfing later on in thejust stop oil a bit later on in the show. and again, want to show. and again, just want to make it very clear as well. we're to we're going to be talking to nigel live here in nigel farage farage live here in the hour because the home nigel farage farage live here in the hasour because the home nigel farage farage live here in the has vowed:ause the home nigel farage farage live here in the has vowed to se the home nigel farage farage live here in the has vowed to stope home office has vowed to stop students bringing dependents, office has vowed to stop studefamilynging dependents, office has vowed to stop studefamily to ng dependents, office has vowed to stop studefamily to ng depttolents, office has vowed to stop studefamily to ng deptto kerb their family to the uk to kerb migration. we are migration. nigel thinks we are part a big net migration part of a big net migration lie a net migration there is a net migration con there is news that government news now of that government clampdown. talking clampdown. we'll be talking about nigel. about all of that with nigel. very, and i will very, very shortly. and i will tell why. one of the world's

tell you why. one of the world's most famous art galleries has gone will not get not gone woke. you will not get not get your heads this. it's get your heads around this. it's polly though, with the polly now though, with the headunes. headlines. patrick thank you. the top stories this— patrick thank you. the top stories this hour,- patrick thank you. the top stories this hour, a- (a? the top stories this hour, a sex ottentet— stories this hour, a sex offender who- stories this hour, a sex offender who murdered a seven year— offender who murdered a seven yeut ott— offender who murdered a seven year ott gttt— offender who murdered a seven year ott gttt tn— offender who murdered a seven year old girl in 1992 has been tuttet— year old girl in 1992 has been tottet tot— year old girl in 1992 has been jailed for life— year old girl in 1992 has been jailed for life with a minimum tetn — jailed for life with a minimum ten to— jailed for life with a minimum ten to eetwe— jailed for life with a minimum term to serve of— jailed for life with a minimum term to serve of 29 years. 55 yet— term to serve of 29 years. 55 yet ott— term to serve of 29 years. 55 year old david— term to serve of 29 years. 55 year old david boyd lured nikki atten— year old david boyd lured nikki atten to— year old david boyd lured nikki atten to t— year old david boyd lured nikki allen to a derelict— year old david boyd lured nikki allen to a derelict warehouse in suntetttnt-e— allen to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east— allen to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east end before etttttng— sunderland's east end before etutttng net.— sunderland's east end before stabbing her. he— sunderland's east end before stabbing her. he remained at auge— stabbing her. he remained at tutge tot— stabbing her. he remained at large for over— stabbing her. he remained at large for over 30— stabbing her. he remained at large for over 30 years until he was convicted— large for over 30 years until he was convicted of— large for over 30 years until he was convicted of her murder eutttet— was convicted of her murder ettttet tnte— was convicted of her murder earlier this month , northumbria earlier this month, northumbria gotne— earlier this month, northumbria oottoetttet— earlier this month, northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong — police first prosecuted the wrong man, george heron, who was otettet— wrong man, george heron, who was otettet utter— wrong man, george heron, who was otettet uttet u— wrong man, george heron, who was cleared after a trial— wrong man, george heron, who was cleared after a trial in 1993. wtttte— cleared after a trial in 1993. nikki's mother— cleared after a trial in 1993. nikki's mother ,— cleared after a trial in 1993. nikki's mother , sharon nikki's mother, sharon henderson,— nikki's mother, sharon henderson, has fought since then for henderson, has fought since then tot tuettoe— henderson, has fought since then to ruettoe tot— henderson, has fought since then for justice for her— henderson, has fought since then for justice for her daughter. ttt— for justice for her daughter. to tne— for justice for her daughter. it's like this— for justice for her daughter. it's like this fight— for justice for her daughter. it's like this fight i- for justice for her daughter. it's like this fight i would have been satisfied with life . have been satisfied with life. this is seven year old bannau . this is seven year old bannau.

once anybody got an attack crime like a serious. i'm still angry with the police. i am definitely , definitely. should i haven't done the job properly . and this done the job properly. and this is what's happening to families like me over and over again . and like me over and over again. and it's an injustice . well, a it's an injustice. well, a former met— it's an injustice. well, a former met police- c a“ ttt; well, a former met police officer uet— former met police officer uet ot— former met police officer accused of failing to properly tnweettgtte— accused of failing to properly investigate wayne cousins over tttentng— investigate wayne cousins over flashing incidents has been fount— flashing incidents has been tount guttty— flashing incidents has been found guilty of— flashing incidents has been found guilty of gross misconduct . suntntnt— found guilty of gross misconduct . samantha lee— found guilty of gross misconduct . samantha lee was tasked to oontuot— . samantha lee was tasked to oontuot tn— . samantha lee was tasked to conduct an inquiry into those tnottente— conduct an inquiry into those tnottente tn— conduct an inquiry into those incidents in 2021. _ conduct an inquiry into those incidents in 2021. cousins exposin9_ incidents in 2021. cousins exposing himself to female nennette— exposing himself to female nnennette ot— exposing himself to female members of staff at a restaurant in members of staff at a restaurant tn yent— members of staff at a restaurant tn yent tuet— members of staff at a restaurant in kent just weeks— members of staff at a restaurant in kent just weeks before he ttttet— in kent just weeks before he killed sarah— in kent just weeks before he killed sarah everard. well eununtnu— killed sarah everard. well samantha lee— killed sarah everard. well samantha lee was found to be ttetoneet— samantha lee was found to be dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant— dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant had— dishonest, claiming the cctv at the restaurant had been automatically deleted . and as automatically deleted. and as youe— automatically deleted. and as ye teen— automatically deleted. and as you've been hearing, the german tutnonttee— you've been hearing, the german authorities leading— you've been hearing, the german authorities leading the madeleine— authorities leading the madeleine mccann investigation say madeleine mccann investigation ety t— madeleine mccann investigation euy u neg-ot— madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is underway at u— say a major search is underway at t teeetwott—

say a major search is underway at a reservoir in— say a major search is underway at a reservoir in portugal after at a reservoir in portugal after otto— at a reservoir in portugal after ttt ott— at a reservoir in portugal after otto off we— at a reservoir in portugal after a tip off was received. dozens of tottugueee— a tip off was received. dozens of portuguese police and other eneottttete— of portuguese police and other specialists are— of portuguese police and other specialists are searching an eo— specialists are searching an area 30 miles— specialists are searching an area 30 miles from where the tree— area 30 miles from where the tee yet— area 30 miles from where the three year old _ area 30 miles from where the three year old went missing in two— three year old went missing in two thousand— three year old went missing in two thousand and— three year old went missing in two thousand and seven. the main eueoeot— two thousand and seven. the main suspect, christian— two thousand and seven. the main suspect, christian booker, is tootng— suspect, christian booker, is tootng ee— suspect, christian booker, is facing sex offence charges in germany— facing sex offence charges in germany ont— facing sex offence charges in germany and was in portugal at unt— germany and was in portugal at unt tne— germany and was in portugal at around the time— germany and was in portugal at around the time madeleine first ttetooeutet. — around the time madeleine first disappeared. you— around the time madeleine first disappeared. you can get more on all disappeared. you can get more on at tneee— disappeared. you can get more on all these stories— disappeared. you can get more on all these stories by— disappeared. you can get more on all these stories by visiting our website,— all these stories by visiting our website, gbnews.uk. com . our website, gbnews.uk. com. teet— our website, gbnews.uk. com. ttet week— our website, gbnews.uk. com. ttet weet t— our website, gbnews.uk. com. last week i brought you the news tnot— last week i brought you the news tnut tne— last week i brought you the news that the number— last week i brought you the news that the number of— last week i brought you the news that the number of foreign etutente— that the number of foreign students in— that the number of foreign students in the— that the number of foreign students in the uk netted hit unt— students in the uk netted hit around 600,000. qtfiwf�*c tit“ around 600,000. the education secretary, gillian keegan said that she was hugely proud of that she was hugely proud of that in arguing one of the most tone deaf announcements that i think i've ever heard. but now the government is targeting students as it bids to cut net migration from next year.

overseas students won't be allowed to bring family with them except under specific circumstances . and i'm very circumstances. and i'm very pleased now to be joined by conservative mp for morley , and conservative mp for morley, and outwood is andrea jenkyns. andrea, look , thank you very andrea, look, thank you very much. i do have to ask. okay. do you not think that gillian keegan really is in the wrong job if she's education secretary and she is saying that it's absolutely fantastic that we've managed to hit our record of this amount of students eight years early or whatever it was . years early or whatever it was. i mean, what was going on there completely and it's something like, what is it, nine times higher than the figures of 2019? i mean , i was invited when the i mean, i was invited when the onet— i mean, i was invited when the wet tne— i mean, i was invited when the wet ttne t— i mean, i was invited when the brief time i was— i mean, i was invited when the brief time i was the skills tttntetet— brief time i was the skills tttntetet ,— brief time i was the skills minister , minister to attend minister, minister to attend a neettng— minister, minister to attend a neettng wttn— minister, minister to attend a meeting with the likes of suettt. — meeting with the likes of suella. but— meeting with the likes of suella. but then - meeting with the likes of suella. “cl" gt; meeting with the likes of- suella. but then got cancelled and then it got rescheduled . and and then it got rescheduled. and without my knowledge and had i been at that meeting, patrick, i would have thought as strong as suella on this because it's a

knock on effect, isn't it ? you knock on effect, isn't it? you know, especially if they've been bringing their dependents and families over as well. um, the net migration figures, it's a knock on effects on only our housing, our gp appointments, our dentists , our schools and our dentists, our schools and i'd want to see every department clamp down and get tougher on this. absolutely and this idea tnot— this. absolutely and this idea tnut ,— this. absolutely and this idea tnut , on— this. absolutely and this idea tnut , on tt-e— this. absolutely and this idea that , oh, it's all— this. absolutely and this idea that , oh, it's all all- ' cy;y and this idea that, oh, it's all all right, teotuee— that, oh, it's all all right, because they— that, oh, it's all all right, because they all go home uttetwttte— because they all go home afterwards is— because they all go home afterwards is absolute rubbish. it's afterwards is absolute rubbish. we not. — afterwards is absolute rubbish. we not. ant— afterwards is absolute rubbish. it's not. and the— afterwards is absolute rubbish. it's not. and the migration eteewutoty— it's not. and the migration observatory has a reasonably goot— observatory has a reasonably goot tutu— observatory has a reasonably goot toto ue— observatory has a reasonably good data as far— observatory has a reasonably good data as far as they're euytng— good data as far as they're etytng tnot— good data as far as they're saying that around 85% of them go toot. — saying that around 85% of them go toot. wett— saying that around 85% of them go back. well, are— saying that around 85% of them go back. well, are we factoring tnteoentenoe— go back. well, are we factoring independence into that 85, by the independence into that 85, by tne way,— independence into that 85, by tne wty ot— independence into that 85, by tne way, of t— independence into that 85, by the way, of a huge number still teee— the way, of a huge number still teee t— the way, of a huge number still teee t tot— the way, of a huge number still leaves a lot of— the way, of a huge number still leaves a lot of people here. and how,— leaves a lot of people here. and twe got— leaves a lot of people here. and twe got to— leaves a lot of people here. and now, i've got to be— leaves a lot of people here. and now, i've got to be honest with you,— now, i've got to be honest with you tne— now, i've got to be honest with you, tne ttet— now, i've got to be honest with you, the idea that— now, i've got to be honest with you, the idea that you're etoootng— you, the idea that you're stopping stopping students, tnngtng— stopping stopping students, bringing family to the uk , given bringing family to the uk, given that bringing family to the uk, given tnut were— bringing family to the uk, given tnut w-e-eto— bringing family to the uk, given that we're _to see - that we're about to see ootenttotty— that we're about to see potentially eye wateringly high net ntgtttton— potentially eye wateringly high net migration figures on ttutetuy— net migration figures on thursday, is— net migration figures on thursday, is this just rearranging- thursday, is this just rearranging the decking on the mono— rearranging the decking on the ttttnto e — rearranging the decking on the ttttnto e t— rearranging the decking on the titanic ? i mean,— rearranging the decking on the

titanic ? ’“ t: titanic? i mean, i'm just quite as frustrated as you, patrick, to be honest, because i want to see every secretary of state, you know , fight for this because you know, fight for this because let's not forget every member of the cabinet, including the prime minister including minister himself, including every conservative mp. we stood on a manifesto— every conservative mp. we stood on a manifesto in— every conservative mp. we stood on a manifesto in 2019- every conservative mp. we stood on a manifesto in 2019 for- y f kl 37�* we stood on a manifesto in 2019 for it to be on a manifesto in 2019 for it to toe zsoooo— on a manifesto in 2019 for it to be 250,000 net— on a manifesto in 2019 for it to be 250,000 net migration nation ont— be 250,000 net migration nation unt tnte— be 250,000 net migration nation unt tnte te— be 250,000 net migration nation and this is far— be 250,000 net migration nation and this is far from _ be 250,000 net migration nation and this is far from that. so you— and this is far from that. so you know,— and this is far from that. so you know, we've— and this is far from that. so you know, we've got to work our eoote— you know, we've got to work our eoote ott— you know, we've got to work our eoote off to — you know, we've got to work our socks off to deliver— you know, we've got to work our socks off to deliver because wnen— socks off to deliver because wnen youe — socks off to deliver because when you're in— socks off to deliver because when you're in government it's about— when you're in government it's about trusting— when you're in government it's about trusting the government to tettwet— about trusting the government to tettwet ont— about trusting the government to tettwet unt you— about trusting the government to deliver and you know, every one of ue— deliver and you know, every one of ue tn— deliver and you know, every one of ue tn tne— deliver and you know, every one of us in the party— deliver and you know, every one of us in the party should take the— of us in the party should take this seriously— of us in the party should take this seriously and ensure we tettwet— this seriously and ensure we tettwet on— this seriously and ensure we deliver on this— this seriously and ensure we deliver on this . - this seriously and ensure we deliver on this . �*ft�*ydc ct; this seriously and ensure we deliver on this . ct; deliver on this. what do you think more more can be done because i think the public have lost faith or i've got a feeling that on thursday any public sympathy that they had is going to break and they look at what's going on with suella braverman now, which in my book is absolute nonsense. got absolute nonsense. you've got a lady who a speeding lady here who got a speeding ticket. i mean, the archbishop of canterbury was for of canterbury was done for speeding, goodness speeding, for goodness sake. he's easily right. then he's easily done right. and then and she asks a pretty

and then she asks a pretty straightforward question, which is, can i do it privately? the headunes is, can i do it privately? the headlines are she tries to headlines are all she tries to dodge points a licence. dodge points on a licence. that's the point of speed that's the point of a speed awareness course. no that's the point a speed awareness awareness course. no that's the point anyoned awareness awareness course. no that's the point anyone who areness awareness course. no that's the point anyone whoarenessto awareness course. no that's the point anyone who arenessto do course. anyone who wants to do a speed awareness course is trying to get points on their to not get points on their licence then narrative licence and then this narrative is does appear is rumbling on it does appear like braverman like suella braverman is potentially under like suella braverman is pottbusrlly under like suella braverman is pottbus ay under like suella braverman is pottbus a little under like suella braverman is pottbus a little bit under like suella braverman is pottbus a little bit here. under like suella braverman is pottbus a little bit here. would the bus a little bit here. would you say that she is do you think ? oh, a million? billion% neotuee— ? oh, a million? billion% neouuee t— 7 oh, a million? billion% because i mean, let's look at tne— because i mean, let's look at tne oeoote— because i mean, let's look at the people who's— because i mean, let's look at the people who's been targeted tne— the people who's been targeted over the years. _ the people who's been targeted over the years. i— the people who's been targeted over the years. i mean, priti tttet— over the years. i mean, priti tttet ,— over the years. i mean, priti tttet , you— over the years. i mean, priti patel , you know,- over the years. i mean, priti patel , you know, the civil patel, you know, the civil eetwtoe— patel, you know, the civil service tried _ patel, you know, the civil service tried to- patel, you know, the civil service tried to target her and do service tried to target her and to you— service tried to target her and do you remember— service tried to target her and do you remember only a few years ago wnen— do you remember only a few years ago wnen ene— do you remember only a few years ago when she was— do you remember only a few years ago when she was home secretary ttout— ago when she was home secretary ttout tne— ago when she was home secretary about the leaked— ago when she was home secretary about the leaked whatsapp messages-civil- about the leaked whatsapp messages civil servants messages of the civil servants etytng—tne- messages of the civil servants. saying—the rwanda saying how abhorrent the rwanda oottoy— saying how abhorrent the rwanda oottoy we— saying how abhorrent the rwanda oottoy unt— saying how abhorrent the rwanda policy was and that they, you know,— policy was and that they, you know, tney— policy was and that they, you know, they might need mental neettn— know, they might need mental neuttn euooon— know, they might need mental health support as— know, they might need mental health support as civil eewunte— health support as civil servants. it's- health support as civil servants. it's just bonkers . and servants. it's just bonkers. and tnen— servants. it's just bonkers. and tnen we— servants. it's just bonkers. and tnen we etw— servants. it's just bonkers. and tnen we t— servants. it's just bonkers. and then we saw a big— servants. it's just bonkers. and then we saw a big thing with none. — then we saw a big thing with note. we— then we saw a big thing with boris. we saw— then we saw a big thing with boris. we saw raab , we saw jacob boris. we saw raab, we saw jacob neee—nogg— boris. we saw raab, we saw jacob tteee—aaogg wttn— boris. we saw raab, we saw jacob tteee—aaogg wttn t— boris. we saw raab, we saw jacob rees—mogg with a civil servants wnen— rees—mogg with a civil servants wnen ne— rees—mogg with a civil servants when he wanted— rees—mogg with a civil servants when he wanted him to not work tron— when he wanted him to not work from none,— when he wanted him to not work from home, actually get in the office.— from home, actually get in the office we— from home, actually get in the office. it's all—

from home, actually get in the office. it's all the— from home, actually get in the office. it's all the centre ngnt— office. it's all the centre ngnt ot— office. it's all the centre right of the _ office. it's all the centre right of the conservative party ont— right of the conservative party unt to— right of the conservative party unt to you— right of the conservative party and do you know— right of the conservative party and do you know something? who's going— and do you know something? who's gotng to— and do you know something? who's gotng to te— and do you know something? who's gotng to toe nette— and do you know something? who's going to be next? we've got to etunt— going to be next? we've got to ettnt town— going to be next? we've got to stand down with— going to be next? we've got to stand down with this. “in?“ ' “t: stand down with this. yeah. and tnot— stand down with this. yeah. and that te— stand down with this. yeah. and that is that must be a massive concern for people such as yourself frankly brave yourself who are frankly brave enough on and speak your enough to come on and speak your mind situations exactly like mind in situations exactly like this. where is it going to be? you next? does to be a you next? it does appear to be a very layer of people who very thin layer of people who are trying to what the public are trying to do what the public elected government elected them to do in government now and a very fat layer of now and then a very fat layer of people don't them to do people who don't want them to do that, was supposed to be that, who was supposed to be working for and people like working for and with people like yourself. and i find that very difficult me to get my head difficult for me to get my head around. i'm just going return around. i'm just going to return if okay this issue if it's okay to this issue specifically of students. specifically of the students. right? home office is now right? so the home office is now going to stop the students from bringing families to the bringing their families to the uk this migration uk bid to kerb this migration or, migration or, you know, net migration of students, is expected students, etcetera, is expected to be 600,000. very to be around 600,000. it's very tncky to be around 600,000. it's very tricky of them tricky to know how many of them go i just go back. can i can ijust reiterate when gillian keegan was saying that it was this was a the education a huge she's the education secretary. this is a great thing that we've got this amount of people it would appear that she is odds with is therefore at odds with

manifesto , large manifesto promises, large swathes of public opinion and arguably what is best for this country. i mean, should she go , country. i mean, should she go, do you think, if she thinks this is a great thing, i mean, look, to me, is at odds with the to me, she is at odds with the sex as well. what's sex education as well. what's being sex education as well. what's tetng-eonoote- sex education as well. what's being - schools and, i sex education as well. what's. being-schools and, you being taught in schools and, you know,— being taught in schools and, you know, got— being taught in schools and, you know, we've got this review going— know, we've got this review gotng — know, we've got this review gotng so— know, we've got this review gotng so t— know, we've got this review going on. so i just think, you know,— going on. so i just think, you know, we— going on. so i just think, you know, we need— going on. so i just think, you know, we need to— going on. so i just think, you know, we need to actually have ooneewtttwe— know, we need to actually have conservative policies again and we neet— conservative policies again and we neet to— conservative policies again and we neet to te— conservative policies again and we need to be strong on on the twee— we need to be strong on on the tttee ot— we need to be strong on on the likes of immigration, strong on oottotng. — likes of immigration, strong on oottotng. you— likes of immigration, strong on policing. you know , protect policing. you know, protect tteeton— policing. you know, protect tteeton ot— policing. you know, protect freedom of speech . i mean, the freedom of speech. i mean, the etutt— freedom of speech. i mean, the etutt tnot— freedom of speech. i mean, the stuff that also _ freedom of speech. i mean, the stuff that also was— freedom of speech. i mean, the stuff that also was going on etuten— stuff that also was going on earlier with— stuff that also was going on earlier with the _ stuff that also was going on earlier with the policing, with a earlier with the policing, with true— earlier with the policing, with uruet stoo— earlier with the policing, with uruet stop ott— earlier with the policing, with a just stop oil arresting, you know,— a just stop oil arresting, you know, tuet— a just stop oil arresting, you know, just normal citizens . it's know, just normal citizens. it's tuet— know, just normal citizens. it's we got— know, just normal citizens. it's just got bonkers. _ know, just normal citizens. it's just got bonkers. patrick and we neet— just got bonkers. patrick and we need some common sense back in the need some common sense back in tne government— need some common sense back in tne gowetnnent .— need some common sense back in the government . and i would like the government. and i would like to eee— the government. and i would like to ot— the government. and i would like to see more of the— the government. and i would like to see more of the centre right totuttty— to see more of the centre right actually brexiteers has taken ooetttone. — actually brexiteers has taken ooetttone. tn— actually brexiteers has taken positions. i'm not bothered about— positions. i'm not bothered about ne— positions. i'm not bothered about one myself. i don't oontoutttty— about one myself. i don't particularly care . it's great particularly care. it's great tetng— particularly care. it's great tetng tn— particularly care. it's great being an outspoken backbencher tgttn— being an outspoken backbencher ugttn eo— being an outspoken backbencher ugutn eo tut— being an outspoken backbencher again, so but yeah, i mean it tne-e—

again, so but yeah, i mean it time's ticking— again, so but yeah, i mean it time's ticking and i think the next— time's ticking and i think the next election— time's ticking and i think the next election people need to know— next election people need to know tnete-e— next election people need to know there's a— next election people need to know there's a clear difference between— know there's a clear difference between tne— know there's a clear difference between the conservative party unt— between the conservative party unt tne— between the conservative party and the labour— between the conservative party and the labour party. yeah. and it's and the labour party. yeah. and tt-e tttttoutt— and the labour party. yeah. and it's difficult because you could fit it's difficult because you could ttt t— it's difficult because you could ttt t asttt— it's difficult because you could fit a aslef paper— it's difficult because you could fit a aslef paper between the two— fit a aslef paper between the two ut— fit a aslef paper between the two at tne — fit a aslef paper between the two at the moment. ’“ two at the moment. in a lot of senses, you mentioned there about sex education in schools. it's not only thing i know it's not the only thing i know you're passionate about, although kind of into although this kind of ties into it. there's i'm it. there's a story that i'm very grateful to have you on for because you speak very passionately about this. a teacher sacked teacher has been sacked for refusing to use a young child's preferred word pronouns and i mean, take it away . this is mean, take it away. this is bonkers, isn't it ? completely bonkers, isn't it? completely tontete— bonkers, isn't it? completely tontete .— bonkers, isn't it? completely bonkers . and— bonkers, isn't it? completely bonkers . and i— bonkers, isn't it? completely bonkers . and i mean,- c c7 completely bonkers . and i mean, look at bonkers. and i mean, look at wnut— bonkers. and i mean, look at wntt we— bonkers. and i mean, look at wntt we etw— bonkers. and i mean, look at what we saw in— bonkers. and i mean, look at what we saw in my neighbouring eeut— what we saw in my neighbouring eeut ot— what we saw in my neighbouring eeut ot nettey. — what we saw in my neighbouring seat of batley. that teacher going— seat of batley. that teacher gotng tnto— seat of batley. that teacher going into hiding and he's still in going into hiding and he's still tn ntttng.— going into hiding and he's still tn ntttng. ant— going into hiding and he's still in hiding. and i— going into hiding and he's still in hiding. and i understand he's ononget— in hiding. and i understand he's ononget nte— in hiding. and i understand he's changed his name, had to move away— changed his name, had to move away, got— changed his name, had to move away, got gotne— changed his name, had to move away, got police protection . away, got police protection. the— away, got police protection. the te— away, got police protection. the te tuet— away, got police protection. this is just crazy. i mean , um, this is just crazy. i mean, um, he this is just crazy. i mean, um, ne ottteet— this is just crazy. i mean, um, ne ottteet t— this is just crazy. i mean, um, he praised a group— this is just crazy. i mean, um, he praised a group of young gttte— he praised a group of young gttte ,— he praised a group of young gttte , unn— he praised a group of young gttte , you— he praised a group of young girls , um, you know, saying, girls, um, you know, saying, wett— girls, um, you know, saying,

wett tone— girls, um, you know, saying, well done girls— girls, um, you know, saying, well done girls .— girls, um, you know, saying, well done girls . now i well done girls. now i understand— well done girls. now i understand he he's got different wtewe— understand he he's got different tnen— understand he he's got different views than myself— understand he he's got different views than myself on, um, on, you— views than myself on, um, on, you rm..— views than myself on, um, on, on, you know, same sex marriage. on, you ki'iow, same sex marriage. i on, you know, same sex marriage. t nen— on, you know, same sex marriage. t t— on, you know, same sex marriage. tnen t ton-t— on, you know, same sex marriage. i mean, i don't care— on, you know, same sex marriage. i mean, i don't care who eonetoty— i mean, i don't care who somebody marries. i think montage— somebody marries. i think nuntoge te— somebody marries. i think marriage is a— somebody marries. i think marriage is a great thing, but we are meant to— marriage is a great thing, but we are meant to be a country wnee— we are meant to be a country wnee you— we are meant to be a country where, you know,— we are meant to be a country where, you know, we protect tteeton— where, you know, we protect tteeton ot— where, you know, we protect freedom of religious expression , on etoetett— freedom of religious expression , on etoetett .— freedom of religious expression , an etcetera . and— freedom of religious expression , an etcetera . and i don't know , an etcetera. and i don't know in , an etcetera. and i don't know tn wntt— , an etcetera. and i don't know tn wntt gutee— , an etcetera. and i don't know in what guise it— , an etcetera. and i don't know in what guise it was whether you got tetet— in what guise it was whether you got tetet tt— in what guise it was whether you got tetet tt te— in what guise it was whether you got asked it as his— in what guise it was whether you got asked it as his personal wew— got asked it as his personal tut— got asked it as his personal tut we— got asked it as his personal view, but we shouldn't be etottng— view, but we shouldn't be sacking teachers for expressing tnen— sacking teachers for expressing we were— sacking teachers for expressing their views like _ sacking teachers for expressing their views like we saw also wttn— their views like we saw also with university— their views like we saw also with university lecturers being nountet— with university lecturers being hounded when _ with university lecturers being hounded when they dared to say wntt— hounded when they dared to say wntt t— hounded when they dared to say wntt a woman— hounded when they dared to say what a woman is.— hounded when they dared to say what a woman is. it just got ttttoutoue— what a woman is. it just got ridiculous. and— what a woman is. it just got ridiculous. and i— what a woman is. it just got ridiculous. and i think the gowetnnent— ridiculous. and i think the government needs to come out , government needs to come out, you— government needs to come out, you know,— government needs to come out, you know, defending , defending you know, defending, defending the you know, defending, defending tne nttt— you know, defending, defending the hard working— you know, defending, defending the hard working teachers who's teen— the hard working teachers who's been hounded— the hard working teachers who's been hounded . _ the hard working teachers who's been hounded . kittie gt; “g the hard working teachers who's been hounded . etc; git “g been hounded. well, i'm going to i'm going to leave it there. andrea, thank you very, very much. and that was andrea jenkins who the jenkins there, who is the conservative mp for morley and outwood talking about two very, very topics really. firstly, very key topics really. firstly, the net migration lie which nigel farage is going to be

talking about in depth in about 40 minutes time live here on this very show. and she also mentioned just stop oil as well that white van man who got out of his van and decided to take matters into his own hands. the police stepped in there, didn't matters into his own hands. the policetheyped in there, didn't matters into his own hands. the policethey decidedtere, didn't matters into his own hands. the policethey decided to 3, didn't matters into his own hands. the policethey decided to comei't matters into his own hands. the policethey decided to come down they? they decided to come down like bricks on him, like a tonne of bricks on him, pushed into oncoming pushed him into oncoming traffic. could see, traffic. as far as we could see, and shouted and detained and shouted at him and detained him of time. and him for a period of time. and we'll to a we'll be talking to a representative of just stop oil on this show in the next hour as well ridiculous well on this. just ridiculous situation where a primary school teacher whatever been teacher or whatever has been sacked because refused to sacked because they refused to use the correct or preferred pronouns child. i mean , pronouns of a child. i mean, when you add all of those things together, make together, it does make you wonder of country wonder what kind of country you're it? you're living in, doesn't it? but take britain but on that note, take britain has rid some its most has got rid of some of its most popular paintings. now popular artwork paintings. now visitors to look at visitors get to look at paintings about colonial ism and environmental disaster. the good stuff. i'm patrick christys is on gb news, britain's news.

britain's news. channel f britain's news. channel welcome toot— britain's news. channel welcome toot. tn— britain's news. channel welcome toot. tn tne— britain's news. channel welcome back . in the next— britain's news. channel welcome back . in the next hour,- britain's news. channel f f in the next hour, i will back. in the next hour, i will enett— back. in the next hour, i will enett to— back. in the next hour, i will eoett to t— back. in the next hour, i will speak to a just— f in the next hour, i will speak to a just stop oil tottwtet— speak to a just stop oil activist after— speak to a just stop oil activist after a motorist was tetttnet— activist after a motorist was tetutnet ty— activist after a motorist was detained by police for clashing wttn— detained by police for clashing with protesters.— detained by police for clashing with protesters. which side are you— with protesters. which side are you-ate— with protesters. which side are you-ate-tne- with protesters. which side are you .are _the side. with protesters. which side are you are the side of you on? are you on the side of tne— you on? are you on the side of tne wntte— you on? are you on the side of the white van?— you on? are you on the side of the white van? man the the white van? man or on the ewe— the white van? man or on the ette ot— the white van? man or on the ette ot tuet— the white van? man or on the side of just stop— the white van? man or on the side of just stop oil will side of just stop oil i will oteo— side of just stop oil i will tteo te— side of just stop oil i will tteo toe-ty- side of just stop oil i will also be by nigel farage also be joined by nigel farage to-utout— also be joined by nigel farage to-about the— also be joined by nigel farage to about the migrant crisis to talk about the migrant crisis wttn— to talk about the migrant crisis with—migration. with last year's net migration ttgute— with last year's net migration figure-to— with last year's net migration ttguteito te— with last year's net migration figure to be announced on

figure set to be announced on ttutetty— figure set to be announced on thursday. government thursday. the government has got new-tot— thursday. the government has got new-for students. - thursday. the government has got new for students. are we new plans for students. are we ttwtng — new plans for students. are we ttwtng tn— new plans for students. are we ttwtng tn t— new plans for students. are we ttwtng tn t net— new plans for students. are we living in a net migration? lie? nut— living in a net migration? lie? nut watt.— living in a net migration? lie? nut wttt. tn— living in a net migration? lie? but wait. i'm sorry to report tnot— but wait. i'm sorry to report tnut tute— but wait. i'm sorry to report that tate britain— but wait. i'm sorry to report that tate britain , one of the that tate britain, one of the moet— that tate britain, one of the nnoet oooutut— that tate britain, one of the most popular art galleries in the most popular art galleries in tne country,— most popular art galleries in the country,-all- most popular art galleries in the country, all woke the country, has gone all woke toeeee— the country, has gone all woke toeeee newe— the country, has gone all woke bosses have replaced some of its ooouttt— bosses have replaced some of its oooutu unt— bosses have replaced some of its popular and classical paintings wttn— popular and classical paintings with contemporary works with more contemporary works unt— with more contemporary works around politics,— with more contemporary works around politics, colonialism and ottntte— around politics, colonialism and climate change.— around politics, colonialism and climate change. i'm joined now by climate change. i'm joined now toy ttttet— climate change. i'm joined now toy utttet unt— climate change. i'm joined now by artist and author alexander atone— by artist and author alexander attne .— by artist and author alexander adams . alexander, look, thank adams. alexander, look, thank you— adams. alexander, look, thank you very— adams. alexander, look, thank you very very— adams. alexander, look, thank you very, very much. do you tntnt— you very, very much. do you tntnt tnot— you very, very much. do you think that this— you very, very much. do you think that this is— you very, very much. do you think that this is actually a tott— think that this is actually a fair representation of what's in vogue— fair representation of what's in vogue-ntnue- fair representation of what's in vogue-minute, or- fair representation of what's in vogue minute, or is it vogue at the minute, or is it tuet— vogue at the minute, or is it tuet-ttnt— vogue at the minute, or is it tuet-ttnt ot- vogue at the minute, or is it just kind of desire go just some kind of desire to go woke—maybe] woke and pander to maybe, i ton-t— woke and pander to maybe, i ton-t-t— woke and pander to maybe, i don't-a younger- woke and pander to maybe, i don't a younger audience don't know, a younger audience or don't know, a younger audience or_ _ don't know, a younger audience ot— ioentotntyl don't know, a younger audiencei or_ .certainly be or something? it's certainly be in vogue with curators , as most in vogue with curators, as most of whom now are activist curators. they've come up through universities and they've been taught to advance social justice issues and environmental alarmism and so forth. so this is very much their thinking. i've actually spoken to them in person and this is what they actually believe in, but they're not responding to what the british public wants. they're not responding to what connoisseurs want. they're not even to what most

even responding to what most artists want . yeah, indeed. and artists want. yeah, indeed. and tnee— artists want. yeah, indeed. and tnete te— artists want. yeah, indeed. and tnete te tnot— artists want. yeah, indeed. and there is that famous— yeah, indeed. and there is that famous phrase, ten-t— there is that famous phrase, ten-t ttt— there is that famous phrase, ten-t ttt oo— there is that famous phrase, isn't it? go woke, go broke now, tutt— isn't it? go woke, go broke now, full disclosure,— isn't it? go woke, go broke now, full disclosure, i— isn't it? go woke, go broke now, full disclosure, i have been to tne— full disclosure, i have been to tne-tn— full disclosure, i have been to tne-tn not— full disclosure, i have been to the-i'm not as- full disclosure, i have been to the i'm not as uncultured the tate. i'm not as uncultured as the tate. i'm not as uncultured ue t— the tate. i'm not as uncultured ue t eount— the tate. i'm not as uncultured ue t eount on— the tate. i'm not as uncultured as i sound on this— the tate. i'm not as uncultured as i sound on this platform ewety— as i sound on this platform ewety etngte— as i sound on this platform every single day. i wasn't blown away— every single day. i wasn't blown twty-tnte— every single day. i wasn't blown twty-tnte te- every single day. i wasn't blown away-this is where. every single day. i wasn't blown away this is where i away by it. and this is where i do away by it. and this is where i to-u— away by it. and this is where i do-a.uncultured.- away by it. and this is where i do a uncultured. there do sound a bit uncultured. there woe-tnee— do sound a bit uncultured. there was-there with- do sound a bit uncultured. there was there with feathers was a woman there with feathers on net— was a woman there with feathers on net nente— was a woman there with feathers on her hands repeatedly just oowenng— on her hands repeatedly just oowenng net— on her hands repeatedly just covering her face. and i didn't tntnt— covering her face. and i didn't think—thought. think that was art. i thought tnot— think that was art. i thought tnut we— think that was art. i thought that was _frontal- that was a full frontal breakdown. - that was a full frontal breakdown. then was also a breakdown. then there was also a tntng— breakdown. then there was also a the on— breakdown. then there was also a the on-ttoot— breakdown. then there was also a thing on-floor that— breakdown. then there was also a thing on floor that was just thing on the floor that was just a thing on the floor that was just tlot— thing on the floor that was just ulot tone— thing on the floor that was just ulot tone tnt— thing on the floor that was just a of rope and television a bit of rope and a television tnot— a bit of rope and a television tnut tutnet— a bit of rope and a television that turned itself— a bit of rope and a television that turned itself on and off in a massive room,— that turned itself on and off in a massive room, repeated . so a massive room, repeated. so totuttty— a massive room, repeated. so totuutty ,— a massive room, repeated. so totuutty , we— a massive room, repeated. so actually , was the— a massive room, repeated. so actually , was the bar already actually, was the bar already gutte— actually, was the bar already gutte tow— actually, was the bar already gutte tow tt— actually, was the bar already quite low at the— actually, was the bar already quite low at the tate ? well yes, quite low at the tate? well yes, tteotutety— quite low at the tate? well yes, tteotutety ,— quite low at the tate? well yes, absolutely , 100. _ quite low at the tate? well yes, absolutely , 100. “ quite low at the tate? well yes, absolutely , 100. ’“ absolutely, 100. this is the tott— absolutely, 100. this is the sort of thing that you have come to expect when you go to these galleries. most of them publicly funded because if you go to the private sector , this sort of private sector, this sort of thing is slightly less common. the only way that private sector galleries make their money from art like this is selling it art like this is by selling it to museums and to to public museums and to government departments and so forth. yeah, this is completely

what you'd expect . it's quite what you'd expect. it's quite concerning when this actually ends up in the tate britain, which is the national museum of british art. so there you would expect to go to see all the best art from britain historically, from the sort of the middle ages through to now . but you're not through to now. but you're not getting that what you're getting is a very strong skew towards the recent and the contemporary or the conceptual and a lot of it a lot of the artists chosen on the basis of the reproductive organs and the skin colours of artists rather than merit of you . you mentioned that and it's a wew,— . you mentioned that and it's a very very— you mentioned that and it's a very, very worthwhile point to note— very, very worthwhile point to make because— very, very worthwhile point to make because i'm just going to nett— make because i'm just going to eat t— make because i'm just going to read a headline— make because i'm just going to read a headline here. blm black twee— read a headline here. blm black ttwee wetter— read a headline here. blm black lives matter moves— read a headline here. blm black lives matter moves in under tate nntttn-e— lives matter moves in under tate britain's include— lives matter moves in under tate britain's include lviv rehang. so britain's include lviv rehang. so tney-we— britain's include lviv rehang. so they've done— britain's include lviv rehang. so they've done an inclusive tentng— so they've done an inclusive rehang alexander they want to ennntetee— rehang alexander they want to enontetee tne— rehang alexander they want to emphasise the roles of slavery, ootonttttee— emphasise the roles of slavery, colonialism, racism . um, do colonialism, racism. um, do oeoote— colonialism, racism. um, do people go— colonialism, racism. um, do people go to— colonialism, racism. um, do people go to on— colonialism, racism. um, do people go to art galleries to be

teotutet— people go to art galleries to be lectured about— people go to art galleries to be lectured about that kind of etutt— lectured about that kind of etutt ot— lectured about that kind of stuff or actually do they go to tne — stuff or actually do they go to see the classics— stuff or actually do they go to see the classics ?_ stuff or actually do they go to see the classics ? well, they go see the classics? well, they go to tne — see the classics? well, they go to tne nun— see the classics? well, they go to the main galleries of the of tote— to the main galleries of the of tote ntttn— to the main galleries of the of tate britain to— to the main galleries of the of tate britain to see— to the main galleries of the of tate britain to see the classics . tnee— tate britain to see the classics . tnete te— tate britain to see the classics . there is some— tate britain to see the classics . there is some value- tate britain to see the classics . there is some value in having the occasional temporary exhibition which is dedicated to these subjects. but i would say that if you're going to tate britain, you really want the very best. you want the classics, you want the canonical artists and especially if you're artists and especially if you're a visitor from abroad. imagine coming to london, the capital of britain. you've only you only got enough money to come to britain once you come here to see the turners, the constable is sergeant society is the sergeant society portraits and so forth , and portraits and so forth, and you're confronted with blm . it's you're confronted with blm. it's a it's a terrible it's a terrible thing for art lovers to experience . and i think you experience. and i think you alluded to it a moment ago. if you are a budding artist now, toot,— you are a budding artist now, toot, wewe— you are a budding artist now, look, we've seen— you are a budding artist now, look, we've seen this with thee— look, we've seen this with tntnge atte— look, we've seen this with things like children's books, for things like children's books, tot extntte. — things like children's books, for example. we've seen this wttn— for example. we've seen this wttn ty— for example. we've seen this with tv series— for example. we've seen this with tv series that are being nttonet— with tv series that are being pitched across— with tv series that are being pitched across multiple different— pitched across multiple different-.- pitched across multiple. different-. there different platforms. there onene— different platforms. there were to — different platforms. there

appears to be— different platforms. there appears to be some some kind of twen— appears to be some some kind of ouen tot— appears to be some some kind of ouen to you— appears to be some some kind of push for you have— appears to be some some kind of push for you have to be making a nottttott— push for you have to be making a oottttoot ootnt— push for you have to be making a political point about transgenderism or something etnttt— transgenderism or something etnttut .— transgenderism or something similar. anything that's got a potent— similar. anything that's got a particular flag— similar. anything that's got a particular flag that can ttenttty— particular flag that can identify with - particular flag that can identify with it or all of this etutt. — identify with it or all of this stuff. there— identify with it or all of this stuff. there seems to be this big— stuff. there seems to be this ttg twen— stuff. there seems to be this ttg ouen tot— stuff. there seems to be this big push for that— stuff. there seems to be this big push for that kind of thing . tnee— big push for that kind of thing . tnete ote— big push for that kind of thing . there are people well, maybe not— . there are people well, maybe not gotng— . there are people well, maybe not gotng to— . there are people well, maybe not gotng to get— . there are people well, maybe not going to get on in the art wont— not going to get on in the art wottt tt— not going to get on in the art wottt tt tney— not going to get on in the art world if they don't just shamelessly- world if they don't just shamelessly do something about, you know— shamelessly do something about, you know ,— shamelessly do something about, you know , now— shamelessly do something about, you know , how we're all going to you know, how we're all going to turn— you know, how we're all going to town to— you know, how we're all going to town to tettn— you know, how we're all going to burn to death with— you know, how we're all going to burn to death with climate ononge.— burn to death with climate ononge. yee— burn to death with climate change. yes absolutely. ’“ change. yes absolutely. this is what— change. yes absolutely. this is what te— change. yes absolutely. this is what to tetng— change. yes absolutely. this is what is being taught in art schools now . artists, students schools now. artists, students are being taught to leverage their their life story, their immigrant status, their sexual orientation and so forth, because they know that this sells to organisations which rely on public money. and a lot of these are on the basis of esg, environmental and social governance legislation , which governance legislation, which allows investment banks to put money into the various arts organisations and general

organisations and general organisations on the basis of environmental activism , environmental activism, diversity , backing trans rights diversity, backing trans rights and so forth. so this is specifically not to do with quality of the work they do, but to do with the politics and not to do with the politics and not to do with the politics and not to do with the inaya the potential for profit or investment. it's to do with pushing , investment. it's to do with pushing, pushing the message. alexander , thank you very much. alexander, thank you very much. ttteetwety— alexander, thank you very much. massively appreciate your time . massively appreciate your time. cntt— massively appreciate your time. cntt to— massively appreciate your time. cntt to you— massively appreciate your time. chat to you soon. _ massively appreciate your time. chat to you soon. alexander atone— chat to you soon. alexander adams, their— chat to you soon. alexander adams, their artist, author, tuet— adams, their artist, author, tuet-to— adams, their artist, author, tuet-to tne- adams, their artist, author, just-to the tate. just reacting to the tate yet tgttn— just reacting to the tate yet tgttn-woke- just reacting to the tate yet again-woke as- just reacting to the tate yet again-woke as it- just reacting to the tate yet again woke as it were. again going woke as it were. took— again going woke as it were. took ttg— again going woke as it were. look big hour— again going woke as it were. look big hour coming your way. tuet— look big hour coming your way. just-activists- just stop oil activists ototeettng— just stop oil activists protesting today. i just stop oil activists- protesting-today. i want protesting again today. i want to_are- protesting again today. i want. to_are-one to know whose side are you on? tne— to know whose side are you on? tne wntte— to know whose side are you on? the white _who - to know whose side are you on? the white who took the white van man who took muttere— the white van man who took ntttete-own - the white van man who took matters own hands or matters into his own hands or tuet— matters into his own hands or tuet-ott. — matters into his own hands or tuet-ott. okay.- matters into his own hands or just-oil. okay. i'm- matters into his own hands or just oil. okay. i'm going just stop oil. okay. i'm going to enetk— just stop oil. okay. i'm going to eoetk to— just stop oil. okay. i'm going to eoetk to t— just stop oil. okay. i'm going to speak to a just— just stop oil. okay. i'm going to speak to a just stop oil spokesperson— to speak to a just stop oil spokesperson in the next hour. twe— spokesperson in the next hour. twe oteo— spokesperson in the next hour. twe tteo got— spokesperson in the next hour. i've also got nigel for farage vou— i've also got nigel for farage you-wett— i've also got nigel for farage you-well.-living. i've also got nigel for farage you well. living in a you as well. are we living in a big— you as well. are we living in a ttg net— you as well. are we living in a big net migration? lie patrick cnnetye— big net migration? lie patrick christys—britain's christys on gb news britain's

channel oh,good i channel- oh, good evening, |cntnnet— oh, good evening, everybody. tuet— oh, good evening, everybody. tuet gone— oh, good evening, everybody. tuet gone too.— oh, good evening, everybody. just gone 5:00. you're with me. tttnok— just gone 5:00. you're with me. patrick christys— just gone 5:00. you're with me. patrick christys on— just gone 5:00. you're with me. patrick christys on gb news. the— patrick christys on gb news. the te— patrick christys on gb news. the te tn— patrick christys on gb news. this is an absolutely massive noun — this is an absolutely massive noun tn— this is an absolutely massive noun tn gotng— this is an absolutely massive hour. i'm going in with nigel tange— hour. i'm going in with nigel tutuge, tne— hour. i'm going in with nigel farage, the man— hour. i'm going in with nigel farage, the man himself, on this ntgttnt— farage, the man himself, on this ntgtunt ouoen— farage, the man himself, on this migrant chaos. are— farage, the man himself, on this migrant chaos. are we living in the migrant chaos. are we living in tne ntttte— migrant chaos. are we living in the middle of— migrant chaos. are we living in the middle of a— migrant chaos. are we living in the middle of a net migration tee— the middle of a net migration tee te— the middle of a net migration tee te tne— the middle of a net migration lie? is the government fudging the numbers?— lie? is the government fudging the numbers? have we all been tet— the numbers? have we all been ttet to— the numbers? have we all been ttet to oe— the numbers? have we all been lied to over the— the numbers? have we all been lied to over the net— the numbers? have we all been lied to over the net migration ttgutee— lied to over the net migration ttgutee — lied to over the net migration figures are. we're— lied to over the net migration figures are. we're talking about tnot— figures are. we're talking about tnut wety— figures are. we're talking about that very shortly.— figures are. we're talking about that very shortly. and we're going— that very shortly. and we're gotng twe— that very shortly. and we're gotng ttwe to— that very shortly. and we're going live to the algarve because, yes,— going live to the algarve because, yes, the search

otontnuee— because, yes, the search continues for— because, yes, the search continues for madeleine mccann 16 continues for madeleine mccann to yette— continues for madeleine mccann to yetteltton — continues for madeleine mccann 16 years-from her— 16 years on from her disappearance. mark white is at the disappearance. mark white is at tne ene— disappearance. mark white is at tne ot— disappearance. mark white is at the scene of the— disappearance. mark white is at the scene of the for search us wttn— the scene of the for search us wttn-new— the scene of the for search us with new developments as and with any new developments as and wnen—tn.— with any new developments as and wnen—tn. wett— with any new developments as and when—in. well, one- with any new developments as and when in. well, one of when they come in. well, one of the when they come in. well, one of tne wont-e— when they come in. well, one of the world's greatest missing oee— the world's greatest missing persons mysteries solved persons mysteries be solved wety— persons mysteries be solved very-enonty— persons mysteries be solved wee-enonty .- persons mysteries be solved very, shortly . gallery this very, very shortly. gallery this as very, very shortly. gallery this ue wett. — very, very shortly. gallery this ue wett. tn— very, very shortly. gallery this as well. i'm going to be talking twe— as well. i'm going to be talking twe-to— as well. i'm going to be talking twe-to t— as well. i'm going to be talking live to a representative live on air to a representative tron— live on air to a representative non tuet— live on air to a representative from just stop— live on air to a representative from just stop oil a white van nntneutt-tet- from just stop oil a white van man _earlier and - from just stop oil a white van man earlier and took man snapped earlier and took muttere— man snapped earlier and took nntene-nte— man snapped earlier and took matters his hands. the matters into his own hands. the note— matters into his own hands. the note totoe — matters into his own hands. the police force decided that he was the police force decided that he was tne ne— police force decided that he was the one - should _ police force decided that he was the one - should be - police force decided that he was the one should be nicked the one that should be nicked tnt— the one that should be nicked ant-totuttty— the one that should be nicked and-actually just- the one that should be nicked and actually just stop oil. and not actually just stop oil. i and not actually just stop oil. t wont— and not actually just stop oil. t wont to— and not actually just stop oil. i want to know— and not actually just stop oil. i want to know whose side are you— i want to know whose side are you one— i want to know whose side are you one okay,— i want to know whose side are you on? okay, white van man. or tuet— you on? okay, white van man. or tuet stoo— you on? okay, white van man. or tuet stop ott— you on? okay, white van man. or just stop oil and— you on? okay, white van man. or just stop oil and finally as wet— just stop oil and finally as war, were— just stop oil and finally as well, we're going to be talking about— well, we're going to be talking about tne— well, we're going to be talking about this, the— well, we're going to be talking about this, the cardiff riots took— about this, the cardiff riots took wooe— about this, the cardiff riots took place last— about this, the cardiff riots took place last night. if you've not eeen— took place last night. if you've not tne— took place last night. if you've not seen the images in the wtteoe— not seen the images in the videos from _ not seen the images in the videos from this, it's an tteotute— videos from this, it's an absolute shocker. be absolute shocker. we'll be tetwtng— absolute shocker. we'll be delving _whatl delving into exactly what nuooenet— delving into exactly what happened yes, another delving into exactly what- happened _yes, another day happened there. yes, another day on nntttn-e— happened there. yes, another day on britain's lawless streets, tttnok— on britain's lawless streets, patrick christys— on britain's lawless streets, patrick christys with you on . gb patrick christys with you on. gb wewe— patrick christys with you on. gb wewe on— patrick christys with you on. gb news gb views— patrick christys with you on. gb news gb views at— patrick christys with you on. gb news gb views at gb news .com.

it's news gb views at gb news .com. tt-e ou— news gb views at gb news .com. tt-e ne— news gb views at gb news .com. it's our new email— news gb views at gb news .com. it's our new email address. kenentet— it's our new email address. remember it's— it's our new email address. remember it's not .uk, it's .com . so— remember it's not .uk, it's .com . so get— remember it's not .uk, it's .com . so get you— remember it's not .uk, it's .com . so get your emails coming in .so get your emails coming in tntok— .so get your emails coming in tntok-ttet. — .so get your emails coming in thick-fast. whose- .so get your emails coming in thick fast. whose side are thick and fast. whose side are you— thick and fast. whose side are you one— thick and fast. whose side are you one wntte— thick and fast. whose side are you on? white man, or just you on? white van man, or just ston— you on? white van man, or just stop-te— you on? white van man, or just stop-toe tttktng- stop oil? i'll be talking to a representative _ stop oil? i'll be talking to a representative and hold representative shortly and hold on-ntte— representative shortly and hold i on - hats, - because on to your hats, people, because wtget— on to your hats, people, because wtget tange— on to your hats, people, because wtget tttoge te— on to your hats, people, because nigel farage is pumped up. he's tngty— nigel farage is pumped up. he's angry—tnot- angry about the fact that we've teen— angry about the fact that we've teen-to— angry about the fact that we've teen-to tn— angry about the fact that we've been .to in his— angry about the fact that we've been to in his view, about been lied to in his view, about net—ttt- been lied to in his view, about net—ttt too- been lied to in his view, about net—far too long.| net migration for far too long. nowt_ net migration for far too long. wow—yout- net migration for far too long. i now,_your headlines now, though, as your headlines wttn— now, though, as your headlines wttn-.— now, though, as your headlines with-. patrick,— now, though, as your headlines with . patrick, thank you. with polly. patrick, thank you. tne— with polly. patrick, thank you. the too— with polly. patrick, thank you. the top story— with polly. patrick, thank you. the top story on— with polly. patrick, thank you. the top story on gb— with polly. patrick, thank you. the top story on gb news this houn the top story on gb news this hour, a sex offender who murdered a seven year old girl in 1992 has been jailed for life. today with a minimum term to serve in prison of 29 years. 55 year old david boyd lured nikki allen to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east end before stabbing her. he remained at large for over 30 years until he was convicted of murder earlier this month , murder earlier this month, northumbria police first prosecuted the wrong man , george prosecuted the wrong man, george heron. he was cleared after a trial in 1993. and since then,

nikki's mother , sharon nikki's mother, sharon henderson, has fought to get justice for her daughter. this fight, i would have f :g this fight, i would have been etttettet— fight, i would have been satisfied with— fight, i would have been satisfied with life . this is satisfied with life. this is seven year old - satisfied with life. this is seven year old band . when's seven year old band. when's unytoty— seven year old band. when's anybody going— seven year old band. when's anybody going attack crimes like tneee— anybody going attack crimes like these serious— anybody going attack crimes like these serious .— anybody going attack crimes like these serious . you— anybody going attack crimes like these serious . you still angry these serious. you still angry wttn— these serious. you still angry wttn tne— these serious. you still angry with the police?— these serious. you still angry with the police? i am definitely , tettnttety— with the police? i am definitely , definitely should. i haven't tone— , definitely should. i haven't tone tne— , definitely should. i haven't tone tne tot— , definitely should. i haven't done the job properly and this is done the job properly and this te wnut-e— done the job properly and this is what's happening to families like is what's happening to families ttke ne— is what's happening to families ttke ne oe— is what's happening to families like me over and— is what's happening to families like me over and over again. and it's like me over and over again. and tt-e tn— like me over and over again. and it's an injustice— like me over and over again. and it's an injustice .— like me over and over again. and it's an injustice . well, in it's an injustice. well, in otnet— it's an injustice. well, in other news— it's an injustice. well, in other news today, a former met totte— other news today, a former met oottoe otttoet— other news today, a former met police officer accused of ttttng— police officer accused of tutttng to— police officer accused of failing to properly investigate. wtyne— failing to properly investigate. wtyne couetne— failing to properly investigate. wayne cousins over— failing to properly investigate. wayne cousins over incidents of indecent exposure has been found guilty of gross misconduct . guilty of gross misconduct. samantha lee was tasked with conducting an inquiry into the incidents in 2021. cousins had exposed himself to female members of staff at a restaurant in kent just weeks before he killed sarah everard. samantha lee was found to be dishonest, claiming the cctv at the

restaurant had been deleted automatically. there's only one person who is responsible for everything that happened, and thatis everything that happened, and that is wayne cousins. i everything that happened, and that is wayne cousins . i have that is wayne cousins. i have never lied . i don't— that is wayne cousins. i have never lied . i don't think- i have never lied . i don't think it has never lied. i don't think it has teen— never lied. i don't think it has teen t— never lied. i don't think it has teen t tutt— never lied. i don't think it has been a fair investigation from the been a fair investigation from tne etttt. — been a fair investigation from the start. when— been a fair investigation from the start. when i- been a fair investigation from the start. �*t.:.t~.;~~ been a fair investigation from the start. �*ft�*“ti““ t:y;ti. “tit: the start. when i was declined. disclosure and legal advice months after the incident, which when my basic rights for the investigation , i make it clear investigation, i make it clear that nothing more that i could have done would have changed the awful outcome of that day . the awful outcome of that day. the panel also found that i could not have changed what happened. samantha lee now the german tutnonttee— samantha lee now the german authorities are— samantha lee now the german authorities are leading the ttttetetne— authorities are leading the madeleine mccann investigation say madeleine mccann investigation ety t— madeleine mccann investigation euy u nonto— madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is underway at u— say a major search is underway at t teeetwott— say a major search is underway at a reservoir in— say a major search is underway at a reservoir in portugal today utter— at a reservoir in portugal today uttet t— at a reservoir in portugal today uttet t to— at a reservoir in portugal today uttet t to ott— at a reservoir in portugal today after a tip off was— at a reservoir in portugal today after a tip off was received. toee— after a tip off was received. nee ot— after a tip off was received. dozens of portuguese police and otnet— dozens of portuguese police and other specialists— dozens of portuguese police and other specialists are searching in other specialists are searching tn tn— other specialists are searching tn on oo— other specialists are searching in an area 30 miles from where tne— in an area 30 miles from where tne tnee— in an area 30 miles from where tne tntee yet— in an area 30 miles from where the three year old— in an area 30 miles from where the three year old went missing. 16 the three year old went missing. to yette— the three year old went missing. to yette ego.— the three year old went missing. 16 years ago. and— the three year old went missing. 16 years ago. and the main eutect— 16 years ago. and the main suspect, christian brueckner , is suspect, christian brueckner, is tuotng— suspect, christian brueckner, is tootng ee— suspect, christian brueckner, is facing sex offence. _ suspect, christian brueckner, is facing sex offence. charges in germany— facing sex offence. charges in germany we— facing sex offence. charges in germany was in— facing sex offence. charges in germany was in portugal around the germany was in portugal around tne tne— germany was in portugal around the time madeleine disappeared

in the time madeleine disappeared tn two— the time madeleine disappeared in two thousand— the time madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven. we'll keep— in two thousand and seven. we'll keep you— in two thousand and seven. we'll keep you up— in two thousand and seven. we'll keep you up to— in two thousand and seven. we'll keep you up to date— in two thousand and seven. we'll keep you up to date with the net— keep you up to date with the latest developments in that etoty— latest developments in that etoty nee — latest developments in that story here. two— latest developments in that story here. two teenagers who ttet— story here. two teenagers who ttet tn— story here. two teenagers who ttet tn t— story here. two teenagers who died in a crash— story here. two teenagers who died in a crash in— story here. two teenagers who died in a crash in cardiff last ntgnt— died in a crash in cardiff last ntgnt newe— died in a crash in cardiff last night have been— died in a crash in cardiff last night have been named locally as kyne— night have been named locally as kyne eutttwun— night have been named locally as kyne sutttwtn ,— night have been named locally as kyrie sullivan , who— night have been named locally as kyrie sullivan , who was 16, and kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15 kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and to yet— kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and to yet ott— kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey— kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans as wet.— 15 year old harvey evans as wet. a— 15 year old harvey evans as well. a clean— 15 year old harvey evans as well. a clean up- 15 year old harvey evans as well. a clean up operation is etttt— well. a clean up operation is still underway— well. a clean up operation is still underway and south wales gotne— still underway and south wales oottoe tte— still underway and south wales police are continuing their investigation— police are continuing their investigation into the crash . investigation into the crash. tnee— investigation into the crash. tnete we— investigation into the crash. there was violent unrest in the woke— there was violent unrest in the woke ot— there was violent unrest in the woke ot tne— there was violent unrest in the wake of the fatal— there was violent unrest in the wake of the fatal incident in when— wake of the fatal incident in wnton gotne— wake of the fatal incident in which police were pelted with nteetee— which police were pelted with missiles, including fireworks unt— missiles, including fireworks unt two— missiles, including fireworks unt two otte— missiles, including fireworks and two cars being set on fire. tttente— and two cars being set on fire. tnente ot— and two cars being set on fire. friends of the— and two cars being set on fire. friends of the boys say they ntttng— friends of the boys say they were riding an— friends of the boys say they were riding an e—scooter without netnete— were riding an e—scooter without netnete wnen— were riding an e—scooter without helmets when they— were riding an e—scooter without helmets when they died . some helmets when they died. some oeotte— helmets when they died. some people nut— helmets when they died. some people had claimed they were tetng— people had claimed they were tetng onueet— people had claimed they were being chased by— people had claimed they were being chased by officers at the tne— being chased by officers at the ttne .— being chased by officers at the ttne . tnte— being chased by officers at the time . this has— being chased by officers at the time . this has been denied by time. this has been denied by soutn— time. this has been denied by soutn wttee— time. this has been denied by south wales police . convicted south wales police. convicted tott— south wales police. convicted kott tune— south wales police. convicted rolf harris has— south wales police. convicted rolf harris has died at the age of to.— rolf harris has died at the age of to. tne— rolf harris has died at the age of 93. the announcement was made this of 93. the announcement was made the afternoon— of 93. the announcement was made this afternoon, but— of 93. the announcement was made this afternoon, but his death oetttttotte— this afternoon, but his death certificate shows— this afternoon, but his death certificate shows he died on the tow— certificate shows he died on the row ot— certificate shows he died on the row of atty.— certificate shows he died on the row of atty. te— certificate shows he died on the 10th of may. he died of neck cancer and old— 10th of may. he died of neck cancer and old age . the cancer and old age. the australian— cancer and old age. the australian born artist and tone— australian born artist and former children's television tneeentet— former children's television oteeentetwe— former children's television presenter was a _

former children's television presenter was a family favourite for presenter was a family favourite tot teottee— presenter was a family favourite for decades before— presenter was a family favourite for decades before he was oonwtotet— for decades before he was convicted of— for decades before he was convicted of 12— for decades before he was convicted of 12 indecent teetutte— convicted of 12 indecent teetutte .— convicted of 12 indecent assaults . in— convicted of 12 indecent assaults . in 2014. downing assaults. in 2014. downing street— assaults. in 2014. downing street nte— assaults. in 2014. downing street has rejected accusations ntte— street has rejected accusations ntte ty— street has rejected accusations ntte toy tne— street has rejected accusations made by the labour party towards the made by the labour party towards tne nnne— made by the labour party towards the prime minister— made by the labour party towards the prime minister ,— made by the labour party towards the prime minister , who called the prime minister, who called ntn— the prime minister, who called ntn t— the prime minister, who called ntn t newe— the prime minister, who called him a have accused him rather of tttnenng— him a have accused him rather of tttnenng tnt— him a have accused him rather of dithering and delaying as he otontnuee— dithering and delaying as he continues to— dithering and delaying as he continues to consider whether to otter— continues to consider whether to ottet tn— continues to consider whether to order an investigation into the tone— order an investigation into the home secretary's— order an investigation into the home secretary's conduct . suella home secretary's conduct. suella newennt te— home secretary's conduct. suella braverman is accused of tteuontng— braverman is accused of breaching the- braverman is accused of breaching the ministerial code by breaching the ministerial code toy uektng— breaching the ministerial code toy uektng otwt— breaching the ministerial code by asking civil servants to otgtntee— by asking civil servants to otgtntee u— by asking civil servants to organise a private speed awareness course for her. she nttntttne— awareness course for her. she maintains nothing untoward. took ntuee,— maintains nothing untoward. took ntte tut— maintains nothing untoward. took ntte tut tne— maintains nothing untoward. took place, but the deputy labour tettet— place, but the deputy labour leader angela— place, but the deputy labour leader angela rayner says there are serious questions to be answered . as— are serious questions to be answered . “ are serious questions to be- answered . as ministers know , the answered. as ministers know, the home secretary has already admitted to breaching the ministerial code by using personal emails to share sensitive government information . so i ask the minister today how many strikes before she's out . the duke how many strikes before she's out. the duke of how many strikes before she's out . the duke of sussex has lost out. the duke of sussex has lost his bid to legally challenge the

home office's decision to block him from paying for police protection whilst he's visiting the uk . prince harry had wanted the uk. prince harry had wanted to toot— the uk. prince harry had wanted to toot tne— the uk. prince harry had wanted to foot the bill— prince harry had wanted to foot the bill himself after tetng— to foot the bill himself after tetng tott— to foot the bill himself after being told he'd— to foot the bill himself after being told he'd no longer receive the— being told he'd no longer receive the same degree of ntoteotton— receive the same degree of ototeotton te— receive the same degree of protection as a— receive the same degree of protection as a working royal wnen— protection as a working royal when visiting— protection as a working royal when visiting the country. the teoteton— when visiting the country. the decision comes— when visiting the country. the decision comes a— when visiting the country. the decision comes a week after tony— decision comes a week after nutty unt— decision comes a week after harry and meghan say they were onteet— harry and meghan say they were chased through— harry and meghan say they were chased through new york at high eneet— chased through new york at high eoeet ty— chased through new york at high speed by paparazzi photographers wtte— speed by paparazzi photographers wnte tne— speed by paparazzi photographers while the home— speed by paparazzi photographers while the home office, for its part,— while the home office, for its gun, euye— while the home office, for its gun, euye tt— while the home office, for its part, says it welcomes the rutgenent— part, says it welcomes the judgement, which it says upholds the judgement, which it says upholds tne tntegnty— judgement, which it says upholds tne tntegnty ot— judgement, which it says upholds the integrity of the protective eeounty— the integrity of the protective security system _ the integrity of the protective security system .— the integrity of the protective security system . you with gb security system. you with gb wewe— security system. you with gb news more news— security system. you with gb news more news as it happens. nook— news more news as it happens. book now— news more news as it happens. nook to— news more news as it happens. nook to .— back now to. patrick i okayt _ back now to. patrick l okay, massive- back now to. patrick. . okay, massive 5:00 back now to. patrick okay, massive 5:00 hour. this, ladies and start ladies and gentlemen, we start with i'm with this incredible story. i'm going talking to stop going to be talking to just stop oil matter of moments. oil in a matter of moments. okay. i want to get okay. because i want to get their this. their reaction to this. a motorist been detained by motorist has been detained by police challenged just

police after he challenged just stop oil protesters in central london. excuse me. so footage was filmed by just stop oil which shows a workman pushing one of the protesters off the road blackfriars bridge. busy road on blackfriars bridge. busy road on blackfriars bridge. busy road . this guy was in his van. road. this guy was in his van. okay on his way to work, desperately trying to a desperately trying to earn a pound then pound now. and then all of a sudden these numpties are slow walking street with a walking down the street with a police okay he shoves police escort. okay he shoves one of them out of the way. he goes for a second activist and then all of a sudden, bingo there are. oh, they there the police are. oh, they decided do their job. there the police are. oh, they decided do theirjob. now there the police are. oh, they decided do their job. now do decided to do their job. now do they? pin against they? and they pin him against a van him into van and they push him into oncoming two police oncoming traffic. two police officers him and officers wrestled with him and left protesters alone . left the protesters alone. police later said that he was detained common assault, but detained for common assault, but that not arrested. i am that he was not arrested. i am asking whose side you asking you, whose side are you on? gb news .com on? gb views at gb news .com white van man or just stop oil i'm going to be talking to just stop oil shortly. here we go. absolutely popping off the absolutely popping off in the inbox. done to the guy who inbox. well done to the guy who had get out of his had the nerve to get out of his vehicle. what a hero, says angela. i'll buy this man a pint. get him two pints pint. patrick, get him two pints from definitely backing

from me. i'm definitely backing the van, says stuart the white van, man, says stuart on and on it goes. be on and on and on it goes. be interesting. of interesting. i'll put some of these views just stop oil in these views to just stop oil in a of moments. but a matter of moments. but i believe i've got police believe i've got a police statement read out you statement to read out to you right the police deputy right now. the met police deputy assistant commissioner lawrence taylor released a statement taylor has released a statement following morning's following this morning's incident. completely incident. it says, i completely understand the frustration and anger londoners communities anger of londoners communities when walked slowly in when protesters walked slowly in the roads and must wonder why we do not just them. police do not just arrest them. police have legal obligations connected with response to protest, with our response to protest, and must police peaceful and we must police peaceful protests in a proportionate manner . therefore, protests in a proportionate manner. therefore, i urge people not to intervene and to let police deal with the situation. excuse me? are they dealing with it this morning's it anyway, this morning's incident blackfriars bridge , incident on blackfriars bridge, incident on blackfriars bridge, in which a member of the public assaulted two protesters was unacceptable . and we will deal unacceptable. and we will deal with anyone who behaves this way. officers on scene responded proportionately. they detained the man in handcuffs to prevent a further breach the peace. a further breach of the peace. they his details will they took. his details will review evidence and interview the who was not arrested the male who was not arrested with to further police

with a view to further police action as necessary . are the action as necessary. are the police on the side of the working man and woman or those people who decided not to go to work today and instead hold up ordinary individuals as desperately trying to earn a living in the middle of a cost of living crisis. i find it absolutely staggering . but absolutely staggering. but moving on to one of the top stories, i'm going to return to that later. okay. we just stop oil, stay tuned. but to oil, so stay tuned. but on to the latest madeleine mccann. the latest on madeleine mccann. this search is underway at this major search is underway at the reservoir the algarve this major search is underway at the rtpolicer the algarve this major search is underway at the rtpolice received algarve this major search is underway at the rtpolice received algartoff after police received a tip off dozens of portuguese police and other specialists are searching the near arade dam, 30 the area near arade dam, 30 miles from the spot where madeleine disappeared in two thousand and seven. arnie gb news home and security editor mark white is with us. i believe a us back this report out . at a us back this report out. at the edge of the arad reservoir, a fire and rescue service. richard inflatable was- richard inflatable was visible at ttet— richard inflatable was visible at ttet ttgnt— richard inflatable was visible

at first light testing the wee— at first light testing the waters for— at first light testing the waters for the dive teams who wtt— waters for the dive teams who wttt enent— waters for the dive teams who will spend the— waters for the dive teams who will spend the next few days in a will spend the next few days in ttutgetet— will spend the next few days in a targeted search— will spend the next few days in a targeted search of this area. tntougnout— a targeted search of this area. throughout the— a targeted search of this area. throughout the morning, dozens of throughout the morning, dozens ot gotne— throughout the morning, dozens ot oottoe tnt— throughout the morning, dozens of police and other officials ttttwet— of police and other officials tntwet tt— of police and other officials arrived at this— of police and other officials arrived at this makeshift etugtng— arrived at this makeshift etugtng ttet— arrived at this makeshift staging area for briefings in ette— staging area for briefings in ette tneee— staging area for briefings in side these blue— staging area for briefings in side these blue tents before tetng— side these blue tents before tetng teotoyet— side these blue tents before being deployed to their search gnte— being deployed to their search gnte .— being deployed to their search gnte . ae— being deployed to their search gnte . ae to— being deployed to their search grids . as 16 years on from the grids. as 16 years on from the ttetooeutunoe— grids. as 16 years on from the disappearance of— grids. as 16 years on from the disappearance of madeleine noctnn— disappearance of madeleine wocunn tn— disappearance of madeleine mccann in the— disappearance of madeleine mccann in the resort of praia da luza_ mccann in the resort of praia da tuz, tnee— mccann in the resort of praia da tuz, tnete te— mccann in the resort of praia da luz, there is still— mccann in the resort of praia da luz, there is still no concrete ewttenoe— luz, there is still no concrete ewttenoe ot— luz, there is still no concrete evidence of what— luz, there is still no concrete evidence of what happened to the tnee— evidence of what happened to the tntee yet— evidence of what happened to the tee yeut ott. — evidence of what happened to the three year old. but— evidence of what happened to the three year old. but both tonugueee— three year old. but both portuguese and german police are oonwtnoet— portuguese and german police are convinced convicted— portuguese and german police are convinced convicted sex offender cnnetttn— convinced convicted sex offender christian brueckner is the man eenroee tot— christian brueckner is the man response for her— christian brueckner is the man response for her abduction. he's ounentty— response for her abduction. he's currently serving— response for her abduction. he's currently serving seven years in a currently serving seven years in a german— currently serving seven years in a german oteon— currently serving seven years in a german prison for the rape of an a german prison for the rape of on anettoun— a german prison for the rape of an american tourist in praia da tun— an american tourist in praia da tr. ,— an american tourist in praia da tuz , two— an american tourist in praia da tuz , two yette— an american tourist in praia da luz , two years before luz, two years before madeleine's- luz, two years before madeleine's disappearance . about madeleine's disappearance. about half madeleine's disappearance. about nttt t— madeleine's disappearance. about not a nte— madeleine's disappearance. about half a mile from _ madeleine's disappearance. about half a mile from the staging area , another— half a mile from the staging

area , another group of tents are area, another group of tents are wette— area, another group of tents are wtettte tn— area, another group of tents are visible in woodland, just back tron— visible in woodland, just back from tne— visible in woodland, just back from the shoreline . it was the from the shoreline. it was the german— from the shoreline. it was the german authorities who requested this german authorities who requested the ttteet— german authorities who requested this latest search. _ german authorities who requested this latest search. it's eonet— this latest search. it's reported that christian brueckner— reported that christian brueckner used to visit this area around the— brueckner used to visit this area around the dam on a regular teete— area around the dam on a regular ttete .— area around the dam on a regular ttete. tte— area around the dam on a regular ttete. tt-e t— area around the dam on a regular basis. it's a spot— area around the dam on a regular basis. it's a spot that he was upottentty— basis. it's a spot that he was apparently particularly fond of. in apparently particularly fond of. tn rag,— apparently particularly fond of. tn rag, ne— apparently particularly fond of. in fact, he lived— apparently particularly fond of. in fact, he lived just about seven miles— in fact, he lived just about seven miles from here for a wtte— seven miles from here for a wnte tn— seven miles from here for a wnte tn t— seven miles from here for a while in a commune. and prior to toee— while in a commune. and prior to toee neett— while in a commune. and prior to toee tteett te— while in a commune. and prior to lose itself is only— while in a commune. and prior to lose itself is only some 20 nttee— lose itself is only some 20 miles further— lose itself is only some 20 miles further down the road . so miles further down the road. so the miles further down the road. so tne oenntn— miles further down the road. so the german authorities have not yet ett— the german authorities have not yet ettt wntt-e— the german authorities have not yet said what's brought them to this yet said what's brought them to the tee— yet said what's brought them to this area miles— yet said what's brought them to this area miles from anywhere. nut— this area miles from anywhere. nut tt— this area miles from anywhere. nut tt te— this area miles from anywhere. nut tt te tne— this area miles from anywhere. but it is the first— this area miles from anywhere. but it is the first major search onetttton— but it is the first major search onetttton tn— but it is the first major search operation in the— but it is the first major search operation in the algarve for ttnoet— operation in the algarve for ttnoet t— operation in the algarve for almost a decade since the nettonottt— almost a decade since the nettooottt ,— almost a decade since the metropolia , police asked for metropolia, police asked for a ot— metropolia, police asked for a series of digs— metropolia, police asked for a series of digs around the praia da series of digs around the praia to tun— series of digs around the praia to tuz ttet— series of digs around the praia to tuz .— series of digs around the praia da luz area. in— series of digs around the praia da luz area . in 2014, an a small da luz area. in 2014, an a small group— da luz area. in 2014, an a small group ot— da luz area. in 2014, an a small group of scotland— da luz area. in 2014, an a small group of scotland yard detectives— group of scotland yard detectives are out here this week— detectives are out here this week te— detectives are out here this week as official— detectives are out here this week as official observer.

otnee— week as official observer. otnee ot— week as official observer. others, of course , there is others, of course, there is utwtye— others, of course, there is always intense _ others, of course, there is always intense public interest any— always intense public interest uny tne— always intense public interest any time there _ always intense public interest any time there are developments in any time there are developments tn tne— any time there are developments tn the note— any time there are developments in this, more than— any time there are developments in this, more than a decade and a in this, more than a decade and u not— in this, more than a decade and u not tong— in this, more than a decade and a half long mystery , see a half long mystery, see madeleine— a half long mystery, see madeleine mccann's parents, wonwe— madeleine mccann's parents, who've seen many false dawns in the— who've seen many false dawns in the pretty— who've seen many false dawns in this pretty attracted— this pretty attracted investigation are being kept tntotnet— investigation are being kept informed about— investigation are being kept informed about the progress of the— informed about the progress of the ttteet— informed about the progress of this latest search. _ informed about the progress of this latest search. farage mark wtte— this latest search. farage mark onge, on— this latest search. farage mark white, gb news— this latest search. farage mark white, gb news at the arade dam on tne— white, gb news at the arade dam on tne atgtwe— white, gb news at the arade dam on tne atgtwe .— white, gb news at the arade dam on the algarve . we're going to on the algarve. we're going to go twe— on the algarve. we're going to go ttwe now— on the algarve. we're going to go ttwe to— on the algarve. we're going to go live now to the— on the algarve. we're going to go live now to the scene where tne— go live now to the scene where tne eetton— go live now to the scene where tne eetton te— go live now to the scene where the search is taking place with nuk— the search is taking place with nttk wtte— the search is taking place with mark white, who's been there for us mark white, who's been there for ue ttt— mark white, who's been there for ue ttt toy. — mark white, who's been there for us all day. mark,— mark white, who's been there for us all day. mark, what's the latest where you are ? well, the latest where you are? well, the very latest is that, you know, the clouds have opened. we've got a thunderstorm— the clouds have opened. we've got a thunderstorm form. - i: : we've got a thunderstorm form. it's teen— got a thunderstorm form. it's been threatening all day . and been threatening all day. and tnot— been threatening all day. and tnut nay— been threatening all day. and tnut nnty wett— been threatening all day. and that may well have an impact now on tne— that may well have an impact now on tne eetton— that may well have an impact now on the search for— that may well have an impact now on the search for the— that may well have an impact now on the search for the rest of tne— on the search for the rest of tne toy. — on the search for the rest of tne toy. ttt— on the search for the rest of the day. i'll just— on the search for the rest of the day. i'll just step out of tne— the day. i'll just step out of tne way— the day. i'll just step out of tne woy tgotn— the day. i'll just step out of the way again, more interesting tntn— the way again, more interesting tntn ne— the way again, more interesting tntn me te— the way again, more interesting tntn me te to— the way again, more interesting than me is to see— the way again, more interesting than me is to see a shot down towutte— than me is to see a shot down towards those _ than me is to see a shot down

towards those forensic tents, wnton— towards those forensic tents, wnton wtt— towards those forensic tents, which will actually now be right in which will actually now be right tn tne— which will actually now be right tn tne netn— which will actually now be right in the heart of— which will actually now be right in the heart of that storm as tne— in the heart of that storm as tne nttn— in the heart of that storm as tne gete— in the heart of that storm as the rain gets a— in the heart of that storm as the rain gets a bit more intense nee— the rain gets a bit more intense nee toee— the rain gets a bit more intense here. dozens of— the rain gets a bit more intense here. dozens of police officers, para,— here. dozens of police officers, page, tong— here. dozens of police officers, patrick, along with these other eneottttet— patrick, along with these other specialist search _ patrick, along with these other specialist search teams , have specialist search teams, have teen— specialist search teams, have teen out— specialist search teams, have been out throughout throughout the been out throughout throughout tne toy— been out throughout throughout tne tuy totty. — been out throughout throughout the day today. they paused tnetty— the day today. they paused tnetty tt— the day today. they paused briefly at lunchtime for a rest, otwtouety— briefly at lunchtime for a rest, obviously. and— briefly at lunchtime for a rest, obviously. and just a debrief utout— obviously. and just a debrief ttout wntt— obviously. and just a debrief about what they— obviously. and just a debrief about what they may have found or about what they may have found on not— about what they may have found on not fount— about what they may have found or not found in— about what they may have found or not found in that search tottwtty. — or not found in that search uettwtty. nut— or not found in that search activity. but it's- or not found in that search activity. but it's involved gtount— activity. but it's involved ground penetrating radar. tney-we— ground penetrating radar. they've been— ground penetrating radar. they've been putting in long notee— they've been putting in long ootee tnto— they've been putting in long poles into the— they've been putting in long poles into the ground as well, ototttng— poles into the ground as well, ototttng tne— poles into the ground as well, prodding the ground, no dive searches as far— prodding the ground, no dive searches as far as we know. totty— searches as far as we know. totty, tnete— searches as far as we know. today, there was- searches as far as we know. today, there was a rigid inflatable— today, there was a rigid inflatable out there at the etut— inflatable out there at the etutt ot— inflatable out there at the start of the _ inflatable out there at the start of the day, but that might tttet— start of the day, but that might tttet ,— start of the day, but that might come later , although the come later, although the information— come later, although the information that we're really getttng— information that we're really getttng non — information that we're really getting from the authorities to— getting from the authorities seems to suggest that they tettewe— seems to suggest that they believe the _ seems to suggest that they believe the sites of interest totuttty— believe the sites of interest are actually on— believe the sites of interest are actually on the land, tney-te— are actually on the land, tney-te on— are actually on the land, they're on that- are actually on the land, they're on that little peninsula

tnot— they're on that little peninsula tnut tute— they're on that little peninsula tnut rute out— they're on that little peninsula that juts out where those toteneto— that juts out where those forensic tents— that juts out where those forensic tents are. patrick work.— forensic tents are. patrick nag. tntnk— forensic tents are. patrick mark, thank you - forensic tents are. patrick mark, thank you very,- forensic tents are. patrick mark, thank you very, very much. mark, thank you very, very much. mark white there. our home security editor who's been stationed right at the scene of this search now. and officers from the uk have joined german police and portuguese search teams in this huge operation. the met. police say officers are present they can confirm present so they can confirm sorry, madeleine's family sorry, inform madeleine's family if there are any developments . if there are any developments. are we potentially witnessing the culmination of one of the world's most gripping, long running motty most, i suppose, kind of morbidly fascinating missing persons cases that we've ever seen . joining me now is the ever seen. joining me now is the former senior investigating officer at the met, simon harding. simon, look, thank you very, very much. do you think that this could well be the culmination of this now, the police, although they're not telling us exactly what it is, the police, they say the german police, they say that this intelligence it this is intelligence led. it implies something, it? implies something, doesn't it? yeah yesterday we didn't yeah i think yesterday we didn't know— yeah i think yesterday we didn't know wny. — yeah i think yesterday we didn't know wny. tt— yeah i think yesterday we didn't know why. it was— “415?" i think yesterday we didn't know why. it was very, very ttgnt— know why. it was very, very ttgnt upped-— know why. it was very, very tight lipped. and today we see tnot— tight lipped. and today we see tntt—wotktngi that there is they are working on intelligence.—

on intelligence. and i think the— on intelligence. and i think tne-ty— on intelligence. and i think this-by-germanl on intelligence. and i think. this-by-german side this is led by the german side of this is led by the german side ot tne— this is led by the german side of tne tn— this is led by the german side of the tri that— this is led by the german side of the tri that this— this is led by the german side of the tri that this in it, you know,— of the tri that this in it, you know, tne — of the tri that this in it, you know, the watching brief . know, the watching brief. twetyone — know, the watching brief. everyone has— know, the watching brief. everyone has a role to play. they— everyone has a role to play. tney ute— everyone has a role to play. tney utt— everyone has a role to play. they are all working closely togetnet. — they are all working closely together. and _ they are all working closely together. and the sort of met you— together. and the sort of met you km..— together. and the sort of met our you know, the forefront of it our you know, the forefront of tt tut— our you know, the forefront of tt tut tney— our you know, the forefront of it but they would— our you know, the forefront of it but they would all know what the intelligence— it but they would all know what the intelligence is— it but they would all know what the intelligence is . but the intelligence is. but otwtouety— the intelligence is. but obviously specific , which obviously it's specific, which is obviously it's specific, which te wnen— obviously it's specific, which te wnton te— obviously it's specific, which is which is obviously something is which is obviously something te tne— is which is obviously something te tne teteon— is which is obviously something is the reason why— is which is obviously something is the reason why they're back tnee— is the reason why they're back tnete tnt— is the reason why they're back tnete unt te— is the reason why they're back there and is probably the most tnootttnt— there and is probably the most important update— there and is probably the most important update we've had for gutte— important update we've had for guttelwntte— important update we've had for quite lwhile _we've. important update we've had for quite while we've been quite a while because we've been led quite a while because we've been tet—nttn- quite a while because we've been tet—nttn - led down the garden path. madeleine's— led down the garden path. madeleine's-really. led down the garden path. . madeleine's-really been madeleine's family really been led down the path, led down the garden path, haven't different haven't they? numerous different times, dawns. times, lots of false dawns. does this feel bit different this just feel a bit different to not necessarily ? we to you or not necessarily? we don't we don't know i 7 we don't we don't know what the otettttttty— don't we don't know what the credibility of— don't we don't know what the credibility of the _ don't we don't know what the credibility of the tip off is, for credibility of the tip off is, to example- — credibility of the tip off is, for example. so know, for example. so you know, the german—feel- for example. so you know, the german _feel that. for example. so you know, the german feel that it german authorities feel that it is-credibte— german authorities feel that it is-credible that- german authorities feel that it is credible that they need is that credible that they need to act— is that credible that they need to act upon— is that credible that they need to act upon it.— is that credible that they need to act upon it. so— is that credible that they need to act upon it. so it is something— to act upon it. so it is something which is it needs obviously— something which is it needs obviously needs— something which is it needs obviously needs to be done . obviously needs to be done. .ndeed._ obviously needs to be done. indeed. and— obviously needs to be done. indeed. and look,— obviously needs to be done. indeed. and look, i've- obviously needs to be done. indeed. and look, i've got to ask this really, i mean, clearly, until will anything conclusive emerges otherwise, there is still a hope that madeleine might be alive. where

are you on that? do you think that there's any chance whatsoever? well, i think you always— whatsoever? well, i think you aways have— whatsoever? well, i think you always have to _ whatsoever? well, i think you always have to hold- ”7’ well, i think you always have to hold out chance, don-a— always have to hold out chance, aaa-a yam— always have to hold out chance, aaa-a you? .— always have to hold out chance, don't you? i mean,— always have to hold out chance, don't you? i mean, there's thousands— don't you? i mean, there's thousands of— don't you? i mean, there's thousands of missing people in this thousands of missing people in ttts country— thousands of missing people in this country-even- thousands of missing people in this country even so this country and even more so atvtaasty— this country and even more so. atvtaasty—aat obviously around the world. and everybody— obviously around the world. and everybody wha— obviously around the world. and everybody who, know, unless everybody who, you know, unless you everybody who, you know, unless you—evidencel everybody who, you know, unless yo suggest evidence everybody who, you know, unless yo suggest they've evidence everybody who, you know, unless yo suggest they've aviden to to suggest that they've come to any— to suggest that they've come to any tarm— to suggest that they've come to any nan an— to suggest that they've come to any harm or there's somewhere ette,— any harm or there's somewhere ette-yan— any harm or there's somewhere ette-yon atnays- any harm or there's somewhere else, you always got to else, then you always got to natt— else, then you always got to nont—ant - hold out that hope. and the tantty— hold out that hope. and the tantty-ant— hold out that hope. and the family and those that family will. and those that tnvasttgate — family will. and those that investigate-as- family will. and those that investigate as well. investigate still do as well. ant— investigate still do as well. ant tnn— investigate still do as well. and this reservoir was searched tatte— and this reservoir was searched aatta tan— and this reservoir was searched quite soon after— and this reservoir was searched quite soon after madeleine tntttatty— quite soon after madeleine initially went— quite soon after madeleine initially went missing. i tatteva— initially went missing. i believe it— initially went missing. i believe it was- initially went missing. i believe it was a - initially went missing. believe it was a private investigator, an i think a lawyer at the time decided that this was a particular place of interest. it will be absolutely galling the if the galling for the family if the worst case scenario happens. madeleine turns out to be somewhere in vicinity somewhere in this vicinity to know could have been know that this could have been wrapped years ago. well, i wrapped up years ago. well, i think like you say, that that previous time it was searched and searched twice. it was in 2008. and they— and searched twice. it was in 2008. and they did- a�*t: f: ec; it was in 2008. and they did find some tones— 2008. and they did find some tones at— 2008. and they did find some bones at that— 2008. and they did find some bones at that time. but they ratat— bones at that time. but they were ruled out.— bones at that time. but they were ruled out. right. and it nnyataty— were ruled out. right. and it was privately done. and if you tne— was privately done. and if you were the police— was privately done. and if you were the police involved in that or were the police involved in that at you— were the police involved in that at you nat— were the police involved in that

or you had that— were the police involved in that or you had that intelligence, yan— or you had that intelligence, you want— or you had that intelligence, now you want to _ or you had that intelligence, now you want to make sure it's tann— now you want to make sure it's done-standard,- now you want to make sure it's done-standard, not- now you want to make sure it's done standard, not the done to that standard, not the standard— done to that standard, not the standard - private - standard of a private investigation privately investigation or privately tantet— investigation or privately tantet-sa- investigation or privately funded so things are funded search. so things are tann— funded search. so things are done voy— funded search. so things are done very differently. the systems— done very differently. the systems and _ done very differently. the systems and the processes that the systems and the processes that tno oottoo— systems and the processes that the police will— systems and the processes that the police will put— systems and the processes that the police will put in place nttt— the police will put in place ntttlnaon— the police will put in place. will-much-meticulous will be much more meticulous tnan— will be much more meticulous tnan-toon— will be much more meticulous than-been done- will be much more meticulous than been done before. than what has been done before. ant— than what has been done before. ant-say— than what has been done before. ant-say oono— than what has been done before. ant-say oon/o to— than what has been done before. and say 80% is being done and they say 80% is being done on tant— and they say 80% is being done on tant ant— and they say 80% is being done on land and 20%_ and they say 80% is being done on land and 20% in the water. so tnen-o— on land and 20% in the water. so there's obviously— on land and 20% in the water. so there's obviously that specific tntotttgonoo — there's obviously that specific intelligence is— there's obviously that specific intelligence is suggesting that —noo- , you know, there's more information— , you know, there's more information on- , you know, there's more information on or more evidence to to— information on or more evidence to to tonna— information on or more evidence to to toant on— information on or more evidence to be found on land than there is to be found on land than there to nttntn— to be found on land than there is within the— to be found on land than there is within the reservoir itself. tnan— is within the reservoir itself. than none— is within the reservoir itself. there were some— is within the reservoir itself. there were some initial- is within the reservoir itself. there were some initial reports, again, want to emphasise this was but it was just was unconfirmed, but it was just initial reports this morning about photographs about some potential photographs that this person of interest or suspect really let's be honest . suspect really let's be honest. christine be christian brueckner may have had in his possession on and that we understand maybe is one of the reasons behind and why they are searching this particular area. we'll have to wait for confirmation on that. but authorities , in but the german authorities, in your capacity, of course, with someone with massive someone with with your massive police experience , you must police experience, you must have had interaction german had some interaction with german authorities, the authorities, i imagine, at the time . what are they like? i mean

time. what are they like? i mean , from what can gather, , from what i can gather, they're normally relatively conservative. adamant, conservative. they are adamant, aren't they, that they've they believe they've their guy. believe they've got their guy. they do. and that's they certainly do. and that's tnat-o—tyl they certainly do. and that's. tnat-o—ty att that's you know, is seen by all tno— that's you know, is seen by all tno tnnoo— that's you know, is seen by all the things they— that's you know, is seen by all the things they say their own the things they say in their own onoo— the things they say in their own press-own releases. press and their own releases aont— press and their own releases around christian— press and their own releases around christian be and i think tnat— around christian be and i think tnat yon— around christian be and i think tnat you know— around christian be and i think that you know that that information— that you know that that information will will be supported— information will will be onooonot .— information will will be supported . and if it is supported. and if it is otvtoaoty— supported. and if it is obviously true supported by the uk obviously true supported by the un police— obviously true supported by the tat oottoo ant— obviously true supported by the uk police and the— obviously true supported by the uk police and the portuguese aatnonttoo— uk police and the portuguese aatnonttoo ,— uk police and the portuguese authorities , but— uk police and the portuguese authorities , but they have to authorities, but they have to annotate— authorities, but they have to oonnato tno— authorities, but they have to persuade the portuguese to allow tnen — persuade the portuguese to allow tnen to— persuade the portuguese to allow tnen to to— persuade the portuguese to allow them to do these— persuade the portuguese to allow them to do these sort of things nnt,— them to do these sort of things nnt, to— them to do these sort of things first, to convince— them to do these sort of things first, to convince them that tney— first, to convince them that tnoy nave— first, to convince them that they have something which is onotttto— they have something which is credible .they_ they have something which is credible they have to seek search. so they have to seek aatnonty— search. so they have to seek authority from _ search. so they have to seek authority from the portuguese toooaao— authority from the portuguese tooaaot—o- authority from the portuguese because—is their. because it is their it is their innottotton— because it is their it is their jurisdiction, so— because it is their it is their jurisdiction, so speak. jurisdiction, so to speak. so, so otoatty— jurisdiction, so to speak. so, so clearly our— jurisdiction, so to speak. so, so clearly our police,- jurisdiction, so to speak. so, so clearly our police, the german police and the portuguese police have got some reason to believe that there is a credible reason in order to be conducting this search at moment. look, this search at the moment. look, thank very much. you thank you very much. thank you for coming studio for coming into the studio as well. there, who well. simon harding there, who is, senior is, of course, the former senior investigating at the met investigating officer at the met police. like i said, and as you've just seen, white,

you've just seen, mark white, our security editor , is our homeland security editor, is on scene there of these on the scene there of these searches the searches taking place in the algarve. you any algarve. we will bring you any more as and when we more information as and when we get it, loads more on this story. and indeed others on our website. just to gb news website. just head to gb news .com. of the .com. you will find all of the best analysis of a variety of different strong different topics and strong opinion. and of course, the latest breaking dot latest breaking news gb news dot com okay last year's net com now. okay last year's net migration figures will be announced on thursday . they announced on thursday. they could top 700,000 nigel farage is going to give his view on the migrant crisis , on whether or migrant crisis, on whether or not we've just been lied to about governments wanting to hit the migration targets or the net migration targets or not. we've been lied about not. we've been lied to about the migration figures. the illegal migration figures. we're lied about we're not being lied to about the student people the student visas and people bringing dependents over. he will joining me right here in will be joining me right here in the studio in just matter of the studio in just a matter of minutes . i'm the studio in just a matter of minutes. i'm patrick the studio in just a matter of minutes . i'm patrick christys on minutes. i'm patrick christys on gb britain's news gb news britain's news

conversation. join me monday to tnantay— conversation. join me monday to tnantay at— conversation. join me monday to tnantay at o— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 p.m._ conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news tons— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news news .— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news news . wett— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news news . well the— thursday at 8 pm. on gb news news . well the net migration news. well the net migration figure— news. well the net migration ngnne ton— news. well the net migration figure for 2022— news. well the net migration figure for 2022 will be announced— figure for 2022 will be announced on thursday and it count— announced on thursday and it ooatt too— announced on thursday and it could top 700,000. ' t: c announced on thursday and it could top 700,000. ' z c could top 700,000. and it was any— could top 700,000. and it was onty a— could top 700,000. and it was only a couple of weeks ago that we reported that the home office feared that it could hit i million this year and that supposed albie is just the ones we know about, isn't it? is the government ever going to get a grip migrant crisis? no. grip of the migrant crisis? no. i'll rephrase that. have we actually been lied to about this from joined now actually been lied to about this frothe joined now actually been lied to about this frothe studio joined now actually been lied to about this frothe studio by joined now actually been lied to about this frothe studio by nigelned now actually been lied to about this frothe studio by nigel farage. in the studio by nigel farage. nigel, are we living have we been living a whopping great big migration lie? well, i believe so. migration lie? well, i believe .— migration lie? well, i believe so. i mean , david— 3" c ti?’ well, i believe so. i mean , david cameron in so. i mean, david cameron in zom— so. i mean, david cameron in zone tatt— so. i mean, david cameron in 2010 said net— so. i mean, david cameron in 2010 said net migration would

oacto— 2010 said net migration would oacot tno— 2010 said net migration would reduce the tens— 2010 said net migration would reduce the tens of thousands a yoan— reduce the tens of thousands a yoan no— reduce the tens of thousands a yoan no wac— reduce the tens of thousands a year. he was told— reduce the tens of thousands a year. he was told by steve nttton— year. he was told by steve nttton nto— year. he was told by steve hilton, his close- year. he was told by steve hilton, his close adviser for as eu hilton, his close adviser for as on monoto- — hilton, his close adviser for as eu members. that— hilton, his close adviser for as eu members. that was literally tnoooottto— eu members. that was literally impossible. he— eu members. that was literally impossible. he was told by other catt— impossible. he was told by other senior civil servants it was unachievable. _ senior civil servants it was unachievable. oh well, don't worry— unachievable. oh well, don't worry ,— unachievable. oh well, don't nony , toa— unachievable. oh well, don't nony , toan toy.— unachievable. oh well, don't worry , dear boy. it's just worry, dear boy. it's just a pontoo— worry, dear boy. it's just a onontoo. toa— worry, dear boy. it's just a promise. you know. worry, dear boy. it's just a promise. you know . and let's promise. you know. and let's noooat— promise. you know. and let's noooat tt— promise. you know. and let's nopoat tt tn— promise. you know. and let's repeat it in 2015— promise. you know. and let's repeat it in 2015 and let's get tnonooa— repeat it in 2015 and let's get tnonooa nay— repeat it in 2015 and let's get theresa may in— repeat it in 2015 and let's get theresa may in 17— repeat it in 2015 and let's get theresa may in 17 to say similar ant— theresa may in 17 to say similar ant tnon— theresa may in 17 to say similar and then boris— theresa may in 17 to say similar and then boris johnson. and this is and then boris johnson. and this to noatty— and then boris johnson. and this is really interesting . you know, is really interesting. you know, ttct— is really interesting. you know, nick-formerly- is really interesting. you know, nick formerly there at nick timothy, formerly there at the nick timothy, formerly there at to noan— nick timothy, formerly there at to noan ot— nick timothy, formerly there at the heart of number 10, saying tnat— the heart of number 10, saying tnat anon— the heart of number 10, saying that when boris— the heart of number 10, saying that when boris forced to that when boris was forced to pontoo— that when boris was forced to paontoo tnn— that when boris was forced to promise this in— that when boris was forced to promise this in 2019, that annota— promise this in 2019, that numbers would come down. he told his numbers would come down. he told no ctooo— numbers would come down. he told his close ministers— numbers would come down. he told his close ministers not to canoatgn— his close ministers not to campaign issue his close ministers not to- campaign-issue because he campaign on the issue because he tttn-t— campaign on the issue because he tttn-t tottovo— campaign on the issue because he didn't believe in— campaign on the issue because he didn't believe in it— campaign on the issue because he didn't believe in it lies , lies, didn't believe in it lies, lies, too.— didn't believe in it lies, lies, ttoo. tnoy-vo— didn't believe in it lies, lies, lies. they've never meant it. tnoy-vo— lies. they've never meant it. tnoy-yo novon— lies. they've never meant it. they've never believed in it. tnoy-vo— they've never believed in it. they've relied _ they've never believed in it. they've relied on— they've never believed in it. they've relied on the fact that oacn— they've relied on the fact that oacn noon — they've relied on the fact that each fresh promise would bring a new male, a new male leader oaooontng— new male, a new male leader oaooontna tnon— new male, a new male leader supporting them and fresh hope non— supporting them and fresh hope non tnot— supporting them and fresh hope from their own— supporting them and fresh hope from their own supporters . you from their own supporters. you know,— from their own supporters. you know, not— from their own supporters. you know, net migration since the conoonattvoo— know, net migration since the conservatives achieved power . conservatives achieved power. ooponttng— conservatives achieved power. depending on— conservatives achieved power. depending on what this figure nttt— depending on what this figure wttt to— depending on what this figure wttt to on— depending on what this figure will be on thursday will be totnoon— will be on thursday will be between three _ will be on thursday will be between three and a half and 4 ntttton— between three and a half and 4 million. yeah.— between three and a half and 4 million. yeah. and— between three and a half and 4 million. yeah. and the knock on

consequences of— million. yeah. and the knock on consequences of that. okay. wen, — consequences of that. okay. wait, to — consequences of that. okay. w, to yoa — consequences of that. okay. well, do you know— consequences of that. well, do you know something? wnon— well, do you know something? wnon tno— well, do you know something? when the british— well, do you know something? when the british public made the link when the british public made the ttnt totnoon— when the british public made the link between mean this pooatatton— link between mean this- population-caused by population explosion caused by goyonnnont— population explosion caused by government and— population explosion caused by government and the lack of nonna— government and the lack of noaotng, tno— government and the lack of housing, the lack of access to gp appointments,— housing, the lack of access to gp appointments, then i think at oont— gp appointments, then i think at ootnt tn— gp appointments, then i think at some point in time— gp appointments, then i think at some point in time we're going to oot— some point in time we're going to got anotnon— some point in time we're going to get another insert agency, tno— to get another insert agency, tno-ot— to get another insert agency, tno-ot-wo- to get another insert agency, the-of-we had. to get another insert agency,| the-of-we had ten the likes of which we had ten yoano— the likes of which we had ten yoano ago.— the likes of which we had ten yoano ago. .— the likes of which we had ten years ago. i also— the likes of which we had ten years ago. i also know that the cyntcton— years ago. i also know that the cyntcton .— years ago. i also know that the cynicism . inside— years ago. i also know that the cynicism . inside number 10 and cynicism. inside number 10 and why— cynicism. inside number 10 and any ntont— cynicism. inside number 10 and why rishi sunak_ cynicism. inside number 10 and why rishi sunak won't even pontoo— why rishi sunak won't even paontoo ton— why rishi sunak won't even promise for the— why rishi sunak won't even promise for the number to go totow— promise for the number to go totow natt— promise for the number to go below half a— promise for the number to go below half a million when he was on tno— below half a million when he was on the aeroplane— below half a million when he was on the aeroplane on— below half a million when he was on the aeroplane on his way to tno— on the aeroplane on his way to to ct— on the aeroplane on his way to to ct tn— on the aeroplane on his way to the 67 in japan— on the aeroplane on his way to the g7 in japan in— on the aeroplane on his way to the g7 in japan in is, they tntnt— the g7 in japan in is, they tntnt tno— the g7 in japan in is, they think the public will continue to nay— think the public will continue to tay tno— think the public will continue to buy the line.— think the public will continue to buy the line. ah, but labour nttt— to buy the line. ah, but labour wttt to— to buy the line. ah, but labour will be worse. _ to buy the line. ah, but labour will be worse. yeah. here's is tno— will be worse. yeah. here's is to ootnt. — will be worse. yeah. here's is to ootnt. tt— will be worse. yeah. here's is the point. if the— will be worse. yeah. here's is the point. if the public wake up to tno— the point. if the public wake up to to tact— the point. if the public wake up to the fact they've— the point. if the public wake up to the fact they've been lied to ant— to the fact they've been lied to ant tract— to the fact they've been lied to ant tract to— to the fact they've been lied to and trust is broken , the and trust is broken, the antanont— and trust is broken, the argument labour are worse tttonatty— argument labour are worse literally melts— argument labour are worse literally melts away into notntnt— literally melts away into notntnt .— literally melts away into notntng . so— literally melts away into nothing . so i- literally melts away into nothing . so i think thursday is nothing. so i think thursday is going— nothing. so i think thursday is totnt to— nothing. so i think thursday is gotng to to— nothing. so i think thursday is gotng to to a— nothing. so i think thursday is going to be a very important day in going to be a very important day tn tonna— going to be a very important day tn tonno ot— going to be a very important day in terms of the— going to be a very important day in terms of the public's trust in terms of the public's trust in politicians— in terms of the public's trust in politicians and in particular in politicians and in particular tn tno— in politicians and in particular in the conservative party. jtzzt in the conservative party. do you— in the conservative party. d0 yoa tttnt— in the conservative party. do you think that— in the conservative party. do you think that trust- in the conservative party. do you think that trust breaks fundamentally on thursday? we will be doing big migration

will be doing a big migration special on this show. again keep your eyes ears peeled your eyes and ears peeled because is going to be because it is going to be absolutely electric. these net migration figures dropping, potentially migration figures dropping, potenti dropping as well, eh? figures dropping as well, eh? nigel yeah, i just wonder whether thursday is the day. i think the day public think it's the day the public ayato— think it's the day the public oaco-tact- think it's the day the public wake fact they've think it's the day the public- wake _fact they've been wake up to the fact they've been ttot— wake up to the fact they've been ttotlant — wake up to the fact they've been ttotlant yoa— wake up to the fact they've been lied-and you know, - wake up to the fact they've been lied and you know, it's like lied to and you know, it's like anytntnt— lied to and you know, it's like anytntnt tn— lied to and you know, it's like anything in life,— lied to and you know, it's like anything in life, isn't it? you know,— anything in life, isn't it? you know, a— anything in life, isn't it? you know, a voto— anything in life, isn't it? you know, a vote is— anything in life, isn't it? you know, a vote is like a kind of a notattononto— know, a vote is like a kind of a relationship when— know, a vote is like a kind of a relationship when trust in that notattononto— relationship when trust in that relationship breaks down. it's tncnotttty— relationship breaks down. it's incredibly hard— relationship breaks down. it's incredibly hard to regain and tatoo— incredibly hard to regain and tatoo a— incredibly hard to regain and tatoo a vony— incredibly hard to regain and takes a very, very long time. tnto— takes a very, very long time. no to— takes a very, very long time. no to a— takes a very, very long time. this is a massive— takes a very, very long time. this is a massive week for the oatttc-o— this is a massive week for the patttc-o tattn— this is a massive week for the public's faith and— this is a massive week for the public's faith and trust in nntton— public's faith and trust in british politics. and hey, you got ttont — british politics. and hey, you got rishi today— british politics. and hey, you got rishi today saying, ah, too-tt— got rishi today saying, ah, wott stoo— got rishi today saying, ah, we'll stop students being able to bring— we'll stop students being able to bring dependents in. well, why— to bring dependents in. well, any oono— to bring dependents in. well, any tnoy— to bring dependents in. well, why were they ever allowed to do it why were they ever allowed to do tt tn— why were they ever allowed to do tt tn tno — why were they ever allowed to do tt tn to not— why were they ever allowed to do it in the first place?— why were they ever allowed to do it in the first place? why is it you— it in the first place? why is it yoa-cono— it in the first place? why is it you-come into— it in the first place? why is it you come into this country you can come into this country on a so—called_ you can come into this country on a so—called australian style nonto— on a so—called australian style ootnto taoot— on a so—called australian style points based system on ten grand tooo— points based system on ten grand tooo tnan— points based system on ten grand tooo tnan tno— points based system on ten grand less than the minimum wage ? less than the minimum wage? toan— less than the minimum wage? toan to— less than the minimum wage? voan to nont— less than the minimum wage? yeah, to work in— less than the minimum wage? yeah, to work in some sectors ant— yeah, to work in some sectors ant tnoy-vo— yeah, to work in some sectors and they've opened the door up. i and they've opened the door up. . toon— and they've opened the door up. t toon oaytnt— and they've opened the door up. i been saying from _ and they've opened the door up. i been saying from day one the nottctoo— i been saying from day one the policies boris— i been saying from day one the policies boris put— i been saying from day one the policies boris put in place woatt— policies boris put in place would increase— policies boris put in place would increase immigration , not would increase immigration, not tocoao tton—

would increase immigration, not decrease them. nobody believed me decrease them. nobody believed no at— decrease them. nobody believed no at tno— decrease them. nobody believed me at the time.— decrease them. nobody believed me at the time. now i think they nttt. — me at the time. now i think they nttt. wnat— me at the time. now i think they nttt. wnat to— me at the time. now i think they will. what do you— me at the time. now i think they will. what do you say to all of tnooo— will. what do you say to all of tnooo ooopto— will. what do you say to all of those people, the— will. what do you say to all of those people, the usual types out those people, the usual types oat tnono— those people, the usual types out there potentially on other oattoto— out there potentially on other outlets _well, - out there potentially on other outlets well, migration out there potentially on other outlbeen well, migration out there potentially on other outlbeen a well, migration out there potentially on other outlbeen a in well, migration out there potentially on other outlbeen a in these ., migration out there potentially on other outlbeen a in these numbers)n out there potentially on other outlbeen a in these numbers has has been a in these numbers has toon— has been a in these numbers has toon a— has been a in these numbers has toon a not— has been a in these numbers has been a net benefit— has been a in these numbers has been a net benefit to the united ttntton— been a net benefit to the united ttntton. voo.— been a net benefit to the united kingdom. yes. only 20% of this nanto— kingdom. yes. only 20% of this number coming— kingdom. yes. only 20% of this number coming out on thursday wtt— number coming out on thursday at to— number coming out on thursday at to wont— number coming out on thursday will be work permits , 20% will will be work permits, 20% will be will be work permits, 20% will to wont— will be work permits, 20% will be work permits. _ will be work permits, 20% will be work permits. now, i'll admit the be work permits. now, i'll admit to tttano— be work permits. now, i'll admit to tttano to— be work permits. now, i'll admit the figure is skewed this year tocaaoo— the figure is skewed this year because we've— the figure is skewed this year because we've got ukrainians contnt— because we've got ukrainians contnt tn— because we've got ukrainians contnt tn ant— because we've got ukrainians coming in and hong kong is contnt— coming in and hong kong is contnt tn— coming in and hong kong is coming in with— coming in and hong kong is coming in with a genuine refugee ctatn— coming in with a genuine refugee ctatn. wnat— coming in with a genuine refugee claim. what we've— coming in with a genuine refugee claim. what we've allowed, we've attowot— claim. what we've allowed, we've attonot ton— claim. what we've allowed, we've allowed tow skilled _ claim. what we've allowed, we've allowed low skilled labour to tnto— allowed low skilled labour to come into britain to settle with tooontontc— come into britain to settle with dependents, students to come tnto— dependents, students to come tnto nnttatn— dependents, students to come into britain, to— dependents, students to come into britain, to settle with topontonto— into britain, to settle with tooontonto .— into britain, to settle with dependents . and you've got dependents. and you've got cttttan— dependents. and you've got gillian keegan,— dependents. and you've got gillian keegan, the education tttntoton— gillian keegan, the education minister, wants— gillian keegan, the education minister, wants more of it. yeah ant— minister, wants more of it. yeah ant tno— minister, wants more of it. yeah and the treasury— minister, wants more of it. yeah and the treasury say isn't it marvellous?— and the treasury say isn't it marvellous? we— and the treasury say isn't it marvellous? we must all bow down to tno— marvellous? we must all bow down to to cot— marvellous? we must all bow down to to cot ot— marvellous? we must all bow down to the god of gdp— marvellous? we must all bow down to the god of gdp .— marvellous? we must all bow down to the god of gdp . our gdp is to the god of gdp. our gdp is going— to the god of gdp. our gdp is gotng at.— to the god of gdp. our gdp is gotng at. nat— to the god of gdp. our gdp is gotng at. nat tt— to the god of gdp. our gdp is going up. but if our population has increased— going up. but if our population has increased by— going up. but if our population has increased by 8 million since 200t— has increased by 8 million since zoon tt— has increased by 8 million since zoon tt noatt— has increased by 8 million since 2001, it would be— has increased by 8 million since 2001, it would be surprising if our 2001, it would be surprising if cat— 2001, it would be surprising if our gdp hadn't— 2001, it would be surprising if our gdp hadn't gone up. but you tnoy— our gdp hadn't gone up. but you know something?— our gdp hadn't gone up. but you know something? 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know something? you want access to noaotnt. toa— know something? you want access to housing. you want access to noattn— to housing. you want access to noattn cao— to housing. you want access to health care, you— to housing. you want access to health care, you want to drive anywnono — health care, you want to drive anywnono on — health care, you want to drive anywhere on our— health care, you want to drive anywhere on our congested roads. ant— anywhere on our congested roads. ant anato— anywhere on our congested roads. and what's really— anywhere on our congested roads. and what's really happening is the and what's really happening is to taattty— and what's really happening is to taattty ot— and what's really happening is the quality of life for most tanttoo— the quality of life for most families and— the quality of life for most families and most people is ttntntontnt— families and most people is diminishing. _ families and most people is diminishing. families and most people is diminishing . ”cl families and most people is diminishing . ”iii: : diminishing. but you're asked to ignore that. you're being asked to ignore that. and that, i think, is a fundamental part of the where are demonised. the lie where you are demonised. if you look around you say, if you look around and you say, if you look around and you say, i off i as i feel worse off, i feel as though quality life is though my quality of life is worse off. i feel as though the general infrastructure in this country like country is bad and i feel like we're in a death spiral that's out control. you called out of control. you get called a racist, called every racist, you get called every name. problem. and name. that's the problem. and what's interesting it name. that's the problem. and what's interesting-it is. what's interesting about it is non— what's interesting about it is non ttttto— what's interesting about it is how little opposition is how little opposition there is nttntn— how little opposition there is| wttntn—tanty how little opposition there is. wttntn—tanty . within the conservative party. occaotonatty— within the conservative party. occasionallylred_ within the conservative party. occasionally red face or occasionally a red face or ttwant— occasionally a red face or edward leigh— occasionally a red face or edward leigh gets up and says , edward leigh gets up and says, wnat—totnt- edward leigh gets up and says, wnat—totnt ont- edward leigh gets up and says, what going on? but what the hell is going on? but tononatty— what the hell is going on? but tononatty tno— what the hell is going on? but generally the backbenches are attonty— generally the backbenches are utterly silent— generally the backbenches are utterly silent on— generally the backbenches are utterly silent on numbers, on tttanoo— utterly silent on numbers, on ttganoo tnat— utterly silent on numbers, on figures that were _ utterly silent on numbers, on figures that were previously unthinkable.— figures that were previously unthinkable. and to remind unthinkable. and just to remind the unthinkable. and just to remind tno-totnoon- unthinkable. and just to remind the between windrush at the audience between windrush at the audience between windrush at to ont— the audience between windrush at to ont ot— the audience between windrush at to ont ot tno— the audience between windrush at the end of the century , a 50 the end of the century, a 50 yoan— the end of the century, a 50 yoan oonot— the end of the century, a 50 year period net— the end of the century, a 50 year period net migration avonatot— year period net migration averaged 30,000 a year. wow. too-no— averaged 30,000 a year. wow. we're now looking at figures tnat— we're now looking at figures tnat ano— we're now looking at figures that are multiple times of that tttot— that are multiple times of that ntgot tanato— that are multiple times of that nigel farage thank you very, vony—

nigel farage thank you very, yony nacn. — nigel farage thank you very, very much. and— nigel farage thank you very, very much. 't: cc nigel farage thank you very, very much. ' t: cc nigel farage thank you very, very much. ' cc very much. and you'll be on tonight. i certainly will.- very much. ' 00 0st" 0 i certainly will. 7:00. tonight. i certainly will. 7:00. atootatoty. — tonight. i certainly will. 7:00. absolutely. i'll— tonight. i certainly will. 7:00. absolutely. i'llcancel- ’0:::t“ g“ i certainly will. 7:00. absolutely. 00 ff 01“ gx i certainly will. 7:00. absolutely. 00 ff ti; absolutely. i'll cancel. he's ready and raring to go. nigel farage there, of course, making sure you set your dials for 7 p-m, sure you set your dials for 7 pm, people. right. thank you p.m, people. right. thank you very, from very, very much. now, from a distance , being a member of a distance, being a member of a parliament seem to an parliament would seem to be an appealing prospect, potentially to people. the power, the to most people. the power, the money, the influence. all right. however raab has become however dominic raab has become the latest high mp to the latest high profile mp to announce he will be standing down general down at the next general election, saying is election, saying that he is concerned about the pressure the job placed young job has placed on his young family. let's be honest, he was also of also hounded out, accused of being this right, also hounded out, accused of being this right , this, being a bully. this right, this, that other. despite that and the other. despite never at anyone, never never shouting at anyone, never swearing having to swearing at anyone and having to put bloke who nearly put up with a bloke who nearly gave back to the gave gibraltar back to the spanish. now by spanish. now i'm joined now by former conservative mp neil parish. very parish. neil, thank you very much. on earth anyone much. why on earth did anyone wants you don't get wants to be an mp? you don't get paid huge money paid a huge amount of money every single you've ever every single thing you've ever done through and done gets trawled through and you your front door you can't leave your front door without off you can't leave your front door wi'the it off you can't leave your front door wi'the street off you can't leave your front door wi'the street . yeah. off you can't leave your front door wi'the street . yeah. slight off in the street. yeah. slight oaatgonatton— in the street. yeah. slight exaggeration. - in the street. yeah. slight exaggeration. exaggeration. tatntct— exaggeration. exaggeration. tatntct nat— exaggeration. exaggeration. patrick but no,— exaggeration. exaggeration. patrick but no, i— exaggeration. exaggeration. patrick but no, i get- exaggeration. 00 patrick but no, i get i'm just

going— patrick but no, i get i'm just gotng to— patrick but no, i get i'm just gotng to not— patrick but no, i get i'm just going to hold it— patrick but no, i get i'm just going to hold it here because i tnno— going to hold it here because i think, unfortunately, someone nnoooot— think, unfortunately, someone pnoooot tno— think, unfortunately, someone pressed the wrong button and toot— pressed the wrong button and we've lost neil— pressed the wrong button and we've lost neil parish. ac; 0 we've lost neil parish. neil, yoa-no— we've lost neil parish. neil, yoa-no tact— we've lost neil parish. neil, you're back with us. why would anyone want an mp ? i was anyone want to be an mp? i was going say, i think you going to say, i think you slightly exaggerate started there, patrick, your there, patrick, but i get your drift. it all drift. it is a case we, we all go— drift. it is a case we, we all 90 to— drift. it is a case we, we all go to parliament— drift. it is a case we, we all go to parliament to- t: ” it is a case we, we all go to parliament to try and make a ttttononco— go to parliament to try and make a difference-problem- go to parliament to try and make a difference. the problem is now that becoming so that you are becoming so intrusive on you, your family and everything else and with dominic raab, i mean, he was he was deputy prime minister under both boris and under rishi. he had a good ministerial career. like you said. he never intended to bully anybody. he wanted to get the job done. and now he's decided to stand down. of course there is a cycle in politics as well because of course, the conservative are going through the sort of tides beginning to recede. so you know, those with seats that are to not safe probably will decide to go. but it's a shame because i think we want people of all types, all sorts, all walks of life to go into to parliament make it

interesting. otherwise, we're going to have people there that are going just be, yes, men, are going to just be, yes, men, yes, women , um, and never yes, women, um, and never actually anything done. actually get anything done. that's to be the problem. that's going to be the problem. if raab wants to get if dominic raab wants to get anotnon— if dominic raab wants to get anotnon iota— if dominic raab wants to get anotnon iota-t- if dominic raab wants to get anotherjob, i presume anotherjob, which i presume at oono-no— anotherjob, which i presume at oono-no-no- anotherjob, which i presume at some he he should anotherjob, which i presume at som use he he should anotherjob, which i presume at som use the he he should anotherjob, which i presume at som use the reasons he should anotherjob, which i presume at som use the reasons he shothad just use the reasons why he had to otant— just use the reasons why he had to otant tonn— just use the reasons why he had to stand down as— just use the reasons why he had to stand down as deputy pm or nnatovon— to stand down as deputy pm or nnatovon-ao— to stand down as deputy pm or whatever-as-job- whatever as is as his job appttcatton— whatever as is as his job application because that to me was was eminently was a man who was eminently onotoyatto. — was a man who was eminently emplovable- tt— was a man who was eminently employable. if you're running a taotnooo— employable. if you're running a taotnooo-yoa— employable. if you're running a business .you want- employable. if you're running a business you want to get business and you want to get otatt— business and you want to get stat—want- business and you want to get. stuff—want people stuff done and you want people nntpnot— stuff done and you want people nntppot tnto— stuff done and you want people whipped into shape, you would onntoy— whipped into shape, you would onoontntc— whipped into shape, you would endominic-as- whipped into shape, you would endominic-as.as- of dominic raab. as far as i coatt— of dominic raab. as far as i coatt tott. — of dominic raab. as far as i could tell. .i_ of dominic raab. as far as i could tell. i don't think could tell. so i don't think not— could tell. so i don't think he'll struggle— could tell. so i don't think he'll struggle employment . he'll struggle for employment. but he'll struggle for employment. tat-nonton. - he'll struggle for employment. but-wonder. neil,- but i do just wonder. neil, toot,— but i do just wonder. neil, look,-obviously- but i do just wonder. neil,. look,-obviously-fell look, you obviously have fell toat— look, you obviously have fell toat a— look, you obviously have fell foul a little _ look, you obviously have fell foul a little bit— look, you obviously have fell foul a little bit of it yoanoott— foul a little bit of it yourself, to - foul a little bit of it yourself, to be is foul a little bit of it- yourself, to be-is there yourself, to be fair, is there too — yourself, to be fair, is there too nacn— yourself, to be fair, is there too much scrutiny on mps and too much scrutiny on our mps and tooo— too much scrutiny on our mps and tooo-nat— too much scrutiny on our mps and tooo-nat oonno— too much scrutiny on our mps and does-put some-best. does that put some of the best ooonto— does that put some of the best ooooto-voan— does that put some of the best ooooto-voan .— does that put some of the best people yeah i mean i think people off? yeah i mean i think the people off? yeah i mean i think to tnoatto— people off? yeah i mean i think the trouble is— people off? yeah i mean i think the trouble is it's— people off? yeah i mean i think the trouble is it's partly our atto— the trouble is it's partly our atto ot— the trouble is it's partly our mps of.sides_ the trouble is it's partly our mps of sides our own fault. mps of all sides our own fault. we mps of all sides our own fault. on oont— mps of all sides our own fault. on oont ot— mps of all sides our own fault. on oont at not— mps of all sides our own fault. we sort of set ourselves- mps of all sides our own fault. we sort of set ourselves up, if you be something we're you like, to be something we're not, we're not perfect, we're all we're all human. and all people, we're all human. and i think that is the trouble. and i think that is the trouble. and i think that is the trouble. and i think will put off quite i think you will put off quite a few people with a family, put off quite a few high flyers as well , who do we actually

well, who think, do we actually want pressure ? do want well, who think, do we actually wanintrusionssure ? do want well, who think, do we actually wanintrusion on'e ? do want well, who think, do we actually wanintrusion on us? do want well, who think, do we actually wanintrusion on us? and want well, who think, do we actually wanintrusion on us? and itwant well, who think, do we actually wanintrusion on us? and it will: the intrusion on us? and it will be a great shame because i think parliament is a great institution and i want to see it work. i want to see, like i said, every body there that wants to get there but give them a hearing when they're a fair hearing when they're there. like i try not there. and like i said, try not to hound them out because the trouble once they trouble is, once the once they release the dogs, there is no it's like the hound of the basketball. once you let it out. but after you basically but neil, after you basically neil on that you know we're looking happening to looking at what's happening to suella , this suella braverman now, this ridiculous she's ridiculous situation where she's got some kind of non avoider of a parking penalty from more than a parking penalty from more than a year ago. okay . where as far a year ago. okay. where as far as we can gather,— 3 okay. where as far as we can gather, she's just aotot— as we can gather, she's just aotot a— as we can gather, she's just asked a civil— as we can gather, she's just asked a civil servant whether or not ono— asked a civil servant whether or not ono can— asked a civil servant whether or not she can do— asked a civil servant whether or not she can do something. they catt— not she can do something. they cat no— not she can do something. they oatt no-tnon— not she can do something. they said no-then she's- not she can do something. they said no then she's done said no and then she's not done it. said no and then she's not done tt. ant— said no and then she's not done tt. antliaot—tt- said no and then she's not done it. and ijust-if you. it. and i just wondered, if you toot— it. and i just wondered, if you toot-tno— it. and i just wondered, if you look-the media,— it. and i just wondered, if you look the media, rishi sunak look at the media, rishi sunak waoltno— look at the media, rishi sunak waoltno-tto— look at the media, rishi sunak was-the-we had- look at the media, rishi sunak was the we had peston, we was at the g7. we had peston, we nat— was at the g7. we had peston, we nat tttty— was at the g7. we had peston, we nat tttty-aaaoon- was at the g7. we had peston, we had rigby, mason, all had rigby, we had mason, all going— had rigby, we had mason, all gotng oat— had rigby, we had mason, all going out saying, well, what are you going out saying, well, what are yoa—yoan- going out saying, well, what are yoa—yoan ownl you going to do about your own oocnotanyt— you going to do about your own oocnotanyt-yoa- you going to do about your owni oocnotanyt-yoa-to secretary? what are you going to do secretary? what are you going to to-yoan— secretary? what are you going to do _your-secretary. secretary? what are you going toi do _your-secretary for do about your home secretary for tootnooo— do about your home secretary for tootnonoan—- do about your home secretary for goodness mean, there is goodness sake? i mean, there is tnnontant— goodness sake? i mean, there is more important stuff isn't more important stuff on, isn't

tnonot— more important stuff on, isn't tnonot-tno— more important stuff on, isn't there?-the media- more important stuff on, isn't there? the media to blame there? it's the media to blame for there? it's the media to blame| ton—tnto for good people not going into nottttco— for good people not going into politics—media. politics and then the media taotot— politics and then the media basket—naff- politics and then the media basket—naff ouri basket about how naff our pottttctano— basket about how naff our politicians-. - basket about how naff our politicians . v411“ basket about how naff our politicians-. yeah. i politicians are. yeah. i mean, i think sometimes i say, you know, the media get the politics as they deserve and by that i mean, you know, they hound them and then tough ones. then it's only the tough ones. and perhaps sometimes the ones that perhaps shouldn't there that perhaps shouldn't be there that perhaps shouldn't be there that in mean, that hang on in there. i mean, suella braverman she, she, suella braverman mean, she, she, she i mean, i've she speeded. i mean, i've speeded. you bucha speeded. i spent you bucha becomes patrick, you becomes mbappe. patrick, you know, i mean, it is not the end of the world. and she, you know, she took the points and what have her mistake have you. i mean her mistake was, course to ask anybody have you. i mean her mistake was, it:ourse to ask anybody have you. i mean her mistake was, it because ask anybody have you. i mean her mistake was, it because the anybody have you. i mean her mistake was, it because the trouble y have you. i mean her mistake was, it because the trouble is, about it because the trouble is, nothing to be secure nothing seems to be secure anymore. and i think what what ministers would like to be able to do actually have to do is actually have a discussion their civil discussion with their civil servants that doesn't actually land up in the public domain. and i think that's what's putting lot of people off. you putting a lot of people off. you know, because well with know, because you work well with your servants. if you can your civil servants. if you can actually trust them, they trust you it works well. but at you. it works very well. but at the that down. the moment that breaks down. then becomes a problem. then it becomes a problem. neil, thank you very much for yoan— neil, thank you very much for your-ever. neil-

neil, thank you very much for your ever. neil parish your time as ever. neil parish tnoo— your time as ever. neil parish there, former— your time as ever. neil parish there, former conservative mp. i tact— there, former conservative mp. i tact tntnt— there, former conservative mp. i tact tntnt tto— there, former conservative mp. i just think it's becoming impossible— just think it's becoming impossible really if you want to be impossible really if you want to to-antaoto— impossible really if you want to be unquote conserver be a quote unquote conserver toto— be a quote unquote conserver lviv politician— be a quote unquote conserver lviv politician in— be a quote unquote conserver lviv politician in country lviv politician in this country nno-o— lviv politician in this country nno-o tnytnt— lviv politician in this country nno-o tnytnt to— lviv politician in this country who's trying to act on your nanttooto— who's trying to act on your manifesto, it— who's trying to act on your manifesto, it appears there's a vony— manifesto, it appears there's a vony tntn— manifesto, it appears there's a yony tntn tayon— manifesto, it appears there's a very thin layer of— manifesto, it appears there's a very thin layer of people like yoa.— very thin layer of people like yoa. ant— very thin layer of people like yoa. ant tnon— very thin layer of people like you. and then a— very thin layer of people like you. and then a very fat layer very thin layer of people like yo people then a very fat layer very thin layer of people like yo people who a very fat layer very thin layer of people like yo people who don't' fat layer very thin layer of people like yo people who don't want ayer very thin layer of people like yo people who don't want you to of people who don't want you to do of people who don't want you to to—tat— of people who don't want you to to-tat toato- of people who don't want you to do-but loads more- do your job, but loads more ottt— do your job, but loads more ottt to— do your job, but loads more still to come— do your job, but loads more still to come between now and 6 an.— still to come between now and 6 p-m- tt— still to come between now and 6 p-m- tt yoa. — still to come between now and 6 p-m- tt yoa. sonny— still to come between now and 6 pm. if you. sorry i've been onontotnt— p.m. if you. sorry i've been promising-there- pm. if you. sorry i've been promising there go. pm. if you. sorry i've been. promising-there.go. it promising you. there we go. it all promising you. there we go. it att-tn— promising you. there we go. it att-tn a— promising you. there we go. it att-tn a tow- promising you. there we go. it all in a few minutes all show and in a few minutes i nttt— all show and in a few minutes i ntttlt— all show and in a few minutes i vault-tot— all show and in a few minutes i ntttlt-tot ny— all show and in a few minutes i will i get my words out. will if i can get my words out. be will if i can get my words out. too-noat— will if i can get my words out. no-noat to— will if i can get my words out. be-head to head- be going head to head with a tact— be going head to head with a just stop— be going head to head with a just stop ott— be going head to head with a just stop oil activist. and noatty— just stop oil activist. and noatty tto— just stop oil activist. and really it's just— just stop oil activist. and really it's just about this. okay— really it's just about this. okay-to— really it's just about this. okay is workman okay this is a workman being totatnot— okay this is a workman being. detained—morning detained by police this morning for detained by police this morning ton—oat- detained by police this morning ton—oat ot- detained by police this morning ton—oat ot tnoi for shoving a protest out of the way. — for shoving a protest out of the way. lnao— for shoving a protest out of the nay|wao aottnt— for shoving a protest out of the way. was asking whose side are way. i was asking whose side are yoa— way. i was asking whose side are yoa-onto— way. i was asking whose side are yoa-wntto an— way. i was asking whose side are you-white van man- way. i was asking whose side are you white van man or you on, the white van man or act— you on, the white van man or just-0“?— you on, the white van man or tact-om ttt— you on, the white van man or just oil? i'll talking just stop oil? i'll be talking to—anntoi to someone from just apple onontty— to someone from just apple snotty-tot- to someone from just apple snotty-tot anl shortly and we'll get an eyewitness— shortly and we'll get an eyewitness account as the riots in eyewitness account as the riots tn cantttt— eyewitness account as the riots in cardiff-night,- eyewitness account as the riots in cardiff night, youths in cardiff last night, youths ctaonot— clashed with police following a tatat— clashed with police following a tatat cnacn— clashed with police following a fatal crash, but— clashed with police following a fatal crash, but right now it's yoan— fatal crash, but right now it's your headlines— fatal crash, but right now it's your headlines with paul . your headlines with paul. tatntct. — your headlines with paul. patrick. thank- your headlines with paul. patrick. “etc/w your headlines with paul. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour, a sex offender who murdered a seven

year old girl in 1992 has been jailed for life. today with a minimum term to serve of 29 years in prison . 55 year old years in prison. 55 year old david boyd lured little nikki allen to a derelict warehouse in sunderland's east end before stabbing her. he remained at large for over 30 years until he was convicted of murder earlier this month. nikki's mother, sharon henderson, has fought since then for justice for her daughter . satisfied? i would daughter. satisfied? i would navo— daughter. satisfied? i would navo toon— daughter. satisfied? i would have been satisfied- :g satisfied? i would have been satisfied with life . have been satisfied with life. tntc— have been satisfied with life. no tc— have been satisfied with life. this is seven— have been satisfied with life. this is seven year old bannau . this is seven year old bannau. onco— this is seven year old bannau. onco oooc— this is seven year old bannau. once does anybody going to attack— once does anybody going to attack crimes— once does anybody going to attack crimes like this serious is attack crimes like this serious tc ctttt— attack crimes like this serious tc ctttt angry— attack crimes like this serious is still angry with the police? snanon— is still angry with the police? snanon .— is still angry with the police? snanon . an— is still angry with the police? sharon, i am definitely, tottnttoty— sharon, i am definitely, definitely should. i haven't tono— definitely should. i haven't tono tno— definitely should. i haven't tono to ion— definitely should. i haven't done the job properly and this is done the job properly and this tc tnat-c— done the job properly and this is what's happening to families like is what's happening to families ttto no— is what's happening to families ttto no oo— is what's happening to families like me over and— is what's happening to families like me over and over again. and it's like me over and over again. and tt-c tniacttco— like me over and over again. and tt-c tniacttco .— like me over and over again. and tt-c tniacttco . a— like me over and over again. and it's injustice . a former met it's injustice. a former met nonco— it's injustice. a former met police officer— it's injustice. a former met police officer accused of tatttnt— police officer accused of tatttnt to— police officer accused of failing to properly investigate ttayno— failing to properly investigate wayne cousins—

failing to properly investigate wayne cousins over incidents of tntocont— wayne cousins over incidents of indecent exposure _ wayne cousins over incidents of indecent exposure to has been toant— indecent exposure to has been toant guilty— indecent exposure to has been toant tattty ot— indecent exposure to has been found guilty of gross misconduct. found guilty of gross- misconduct. samantha lee found guilty of gross— misconduct. samantha lee was tasked with conducting an inquiry into the incidents which took place in 2021, when cousins had exposed himself to female members of staff at a restaurant in kent just weeks before he killed sarah everard. so martha lee was found to be dishonest . lee was found to be dishonest. having claimed the cctv at the restaurant had been automatically deleted . and the automatically deleted. and the german authorities leading the madeleine mccann investigation say a major search is underway at a reservoir in portugal after at a reservoir in portugal after a tip off was received. dozens of portuguese police officers and specialists are searching an area 30 miles from where the three year old went missing. 16 years ago. the main suspect is facing sex offence. charges in germany and was in portugal around the time madeleine disappeared while on holiday with her family . you can get with her family. you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website gb news.

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yoa— we're playing for you now. if you're watching— we're playing for you now. if you're watching on tv or online, ttnot— you're watching on tv or online, tttnot ty— you're watching on tv or online, tttnot ty tact— you're watching on tv or online, filmed by just stop oil shows. a wonnnant— filmed by just stop oil shows. a workman pushing— filmed by just stop oil shows. a workman pushing one of the onotoctonc— workman pushing one of the protesters off— workman pushing one of the protesters off the road at blackfriars_ protesters off the road at blackfriars bridge. apparently, he blackfriars bridge. apparently, no—ntc— blackfriars bridge. apparently, no—ntcnntto- blackfriars bridge. apparently, he-his white van. blackfriars bridge. apparently, he his white van and he got out of his white van and tayo— he got out of his white van and tavo _cno — he got out of his white van and gave-shove. _of. gave them a shove. then, of coanco-no— gave them a shove. then, of course,-he tries- gave them a shove. then, of course, he tries to do the course, when he tries to do the to— course, when he tries to do the to a— course, when he tries to do the same to a second— course, when he tries to do the same to a second activist, nonco— same to a second activist, police intervene. two police otttconc— police intervene. two police officers run— police intervene. two police officers run wrestled with the nntto — officers run wrestled with the man while leaving the protesters aonot— man while leaving the protesters aonot tottco— man while leaving the protesters alone. police later— man while leaving the protesters alone. police later said that he totatnot— alone. police later said that he was detained for— alone. police later said that he was detained for common assault , tat— was detained for common assault , tat no— was detained for common assault , tat no wac— was detained for common assault , tat no not— was detained for common assault , but he was not arrested. tottco— , but he was not arrested. tottco ano— , but he was not arrested. police are investigating the tncttont— police are investigating the incident now— police are investigating the incident now in— police are investigating the incident now in the last hour, i caatnt— incident now in the last hour, i caagnt an— incident now in the last hour, i caagnt ap nttn— incident now in the last hour, i caught up with charlie mullins, yano-c— caught up with charlie mullins, who's—pimlico. who's the founder of pimlico ttantonc— who's the founder of pimlico plumbers, working plumbers, a kind of working ctacc— plumbers, a kind of working class—because. plumbers, a kind of working. class—because this class hero, really, because this is class hero, really, because this tc wno— class hero, really, because this is who - affecting, - class hero, really, because this is who affecting, isn't it, is who it's affecting, isn't it, tno— is who it's affecting, isn't it, no nonttnt— is who it's affecting, isn't it, the working these just the working class. these just ston— the working class. these just stop 0t— the working class. these just stop oil protesters slow walks. nooc— stop oil protesters slow walks. tono-c-no— stop oil protesters slow walks. here's-he had— stop oil protesters slow walks. here's-he had-say- stop oil protesters slow walks. here's he had say. here's what he had to say. i mean, he's not— here's what he had to say. i mean, he's not actually- here's what he had to say. i mean, he's not actually breaking the law. he's actually moving them of the way. it's the them out of the way. it's the it's protesters that are it's the protesters that are breaking and the breaking the law. and yet the police on the police seem to be on the opposite side. know, opposite side. you know, they're sort onto people that sort of getting onto people that are work, as you are trying to go to work, as you say, proper class fella. say, proper working class fella. everybody's enough of it. everybody's had enough of it. everybody's had enough of it. everybody's off with it everybody's getting off with it now and something needs to be done and how much done about it and how much longer can it go on before

someone's really get someone's really going to get hurt in this ? well, look, i was hurt in this? well, look, i was acttnt— hurt in this? well, look, i was asking-ladies— hurt in this? well, look, i was asking-ladies and- ”0 “ 57 well, look, i was asking ladies and gentlemen asking you, ladies and gentlemen ,_en_ asking you, ladies and gentlemen ,—cn vtowc— asking you, ladies and gentlemen ,—cn vtowc at- asking you, ladies and gentlemen ,_gb views at gb- , to email in gb views at gb noyc— , to email in gb views at gb news .com, but— , to email in gb views at gb news .com, but whose side are yoa— news .com, but whose side are yoa on— news .com, but whose side are yoa on nonco— news .com, but whose side are yoa on nonot 0n— news .com, but whose side are you on here? or is— news .com, but whose side are you on here? or is it just stop ott— you on here? or is it just stop out on— you on here? or is it just stop out on-tt— you on here? or is it just stop oil? or-it white- you on here? or is it just stop oil? or it white van man and oil? or was it white van man and onto— oil? or was it white van man and onto an— oil? or was it white van man and onto van-nac— oil? or was it white van man and white van-has won- white van man has won a nocoanttnt— white van man has won a resounding victory. but am resounding victory. but i am iotnot— resounding victory. but i am iotnot-ty— resounding victory. but i am joined by spokesperson joined now by a spokesperson for tact—ionncon- joined now by a spokesperson forj just—johnson. sam, just stop oil, sam johnson. sam, toot,— just stop oil, sam johnson. sam, toot-yoa— just stop oil, sam johnson. sam, toot-yoa voty— just stop oil, sam johnson. sam, look, you very much. great look, thank you very much. great to navo— look, thank you very much. great to navo yoa— look, thank you very much. great to navo yoa on— look, thank you very much. great to have you on the— look, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. i've got— to have you on the show. i've tot—tnat- to have you on the show. i've got—that chinai to have you on the show. i've. got—that china has got to ask, given that china has notoacot— got to ask, given that china has released more— got to ask, given that china has released more dioxide in released more carbon dioxide in the released more carbon dioxide in tno-ottnt— released more carbon dioxide in tno-ottnt-tn— released more carbon dioxide in the-eight-in-ukl the last eight years in the uk cnco— the last eight years in the uk. since—revolution, since the industrial revolution, tnon— since the industrial revolution, tnon wny— since the industrial revolution, tnon wny ton-t— since the industrial revolution, then why don't you and bother then why don't you go and bother then why don't you go and bother tno-ctacc— then why don't you go and bother the-class people- then why don't you go and bother the-class people in- the working class people in cntnat — china? well, thank you, patrick, for you do for having me on. yeah, you do have obsession with china. have an obsession with china. if i went to china and said, can you— if i went to china and said, can yoa tot— if i went to china and said, can yoa tot yoan— if i went to china and said, can you get your house— if i went to china and said, can you get your house in order? they— you get your house in order? tnoy woatt— you get your house in order? they would probably- you get your house in order? they would probably say- you get your house in order? they would probably say to me, i'm uk. go back home i'm from the uk. go back home ant— i'm from the uk. go back home ant tott— i'm from the uk. go back home ant tott tno— i'm from the uk. go back home and tell the uk— go back home and tell the uk government to get and tell the uk government to tot tnot— and tell the uk government to get their house _ and tell the uk government to get their house in— and tell the uk government to get their house in order. and tnat-c— get their house in order. and tnat-c anat— get their house in order. and that's what doing. get their house in order. and- that's what-doing. .new that's what we're doing. no new oil that's what we're doing. no new ott tc— that's what we're doing. no new ott tc. voano— that's what we're doing. no new oil is. you're scared, aren't yoat — oil is. you're scared, aren't yoat oonant— oil is. you're scared, aren't you? demand ,- oil is. you're scared, aren't you? demand , are- oil is. you're scared, aren't you? t: oil is. you're scared, aren't- you? demand , are you not? is the you? demand, are you not? is the reality . you? demand, are you not? is the noattty. tot— you? demand, are you not? is the reality . not that— you? demand, are you not? is the reality . not that you're— you? t: at; “17 is the reality . not that you're scared reality. not that you're scared of reality. not that you're scared ot tno — reality. not that you're scared of the chinese— reality. not that you're scared of the chinese authorities, toano— of the chinese authorities, you're more scared of them than you— you're more scared of them than yoa ano— you're more scared of them than yoa ot— you're more scared of them than yoa ot tno— you're more scared of them than you are of the british police nno— you are of the british police nno wtt— you are of the british police who will give— you are of the british police who will give .an - you are of the british police who will give an escort who will give you an escort down the who will give you an escort down tno—an- who will give you an escort down tno—an peoplei the street as you hold up people ant— the street as you hold up people ant-onttnaty— the street as you hold up people and ordinary working men

the street as you hold up people and womeniinary working men the street as you hold up people and women their working men the street as you hold up people and women their livelihoodsen the street as you hold up people and women their livelihoods in the and women their livelihoods in tno—coct- and women their livelihoods in tno—coct ot- and women their livelihoods in the—cost of living. the middle of a cost of living cnctc— the middle of a cost of living crisis. you're— the middle of a cost of living crisis. you're too— the middle of a cost of living crisis. you're too scared to go to cntna— crisis. you're too scared to go to china, aren't— crisis. you're too scared to go to china, aren't you, patrick? toa— to china, aren't you, patrick? tcoa-tto— to china, aren't you, patrick? voa-tt-c a— to china, aren't you, patrick? you-it's a cost— to china, aren't you, patrick? you-it's a cost of- to china, aren't you, patrick? you-it's a cost of living. to china, aren't you, patrick? you say it's a cost of living. crisis is a cost of greed. crisis— crisis is a cost of greed. crisis .— crisis is a cost of greed. crisis . and— crisis is a cost of greed. crisis . and .tried - crisis is a cost of greed. crisis . and .tried to. crisis is a cost of greed. crisis . and tried to make crisis. and you tried to make this divide myself and this divide between myself and these people on the streets. i am a construction worker. i in" i am a construction worker. i am an ordinary— am a construction worker. i am an ordinary person— am a construction worker. i am an ordinary person . an ordinary person. i'm just yeah.— an ordinary person. i'm just yeah. rm— an ordinary person. i'm just yeah, i'm common. i'm a commoner. so basically, you have this.— commoner. so basically, you have this. — commoner. so basically, you have this. how— commoner. so basically, you have this. how do— commoner. so basically, you have this. how do you— commoner. so basically, you have this. how do you feel then about directly impacting your own people .7 the i% the tories being people? the i% the tories being the i% that are controlling government policy and the production of fossil fuels and the continuation of this status quo business as usual model. that's that's going to cause a catastrophe— that's that's going to cause a catastrophe is— that's that's going to cause a catastrophe is causing catastrophe. - catastrophe is causing catastrophe. and everyone else , catastrophe. and everyone else, unssss— catastrophe. and everyone else, ules youe— catastrophe. and everyone else, unless you're in— catastrophe. and everyone else, unless you're in that i, we're all— unless you're in that i, we're all legelueu— unless you're in that i, we're all together, all— unless you're in that i, we're all together, all together in lus— all together, all together in luls lu— all together, all together in this in this— all together, all together in this in this climate crisis. so why— this in this climate crisis. so why use-l— this in this climate crisis. so why use-l you— this in this climate crisis. so why don't you just- this in this climate crisis. so why don't you just go- this in this climate crisis. so why don't you just go after why don't you just go after the i? don't you just go after the 1? why are you going after the people in their white vans , the people in their white vans, the ordinary people who have to go out earn living, maybe out and earn a living, maybe even day to day to put food on the table for their families? do

you understand of you understand the kind of orange entitlement that orange wall of entitlement that is parading around the streets of london at the moment from people who clearly don't to people who clearly don't have to work living on work for a living or may be on the are holding the dole anyway, who are holding up like that particular up people like that particular chap and frankly, you're up people like that particular chap more and frankly, you're up people like that particular chap more anturn nkly, you're up people like that particular chap more anturn nklyordinary doing more to turn the ordinary people away from your cause than you actually turn them you are to actually turn them towards i mean, why don't towards it. i mean, why don't you just go after the i? we have? when we started, we went lleelly— have? when we started, we went lleelly le — have? when we started, we went lleelly to use— have? when we started, we went directly to the oil— , when we started, we went directly to the oil companies eul— directly to the oil companies and we— directly to the oil companies and we eel— directly to the oil companies and we got pretty much immediate blanket— and we got pretty much immediate lluulel lee. — and we got pretty much immediate lluulel lee. l— and we got pretty much immediate blanket ban. lac," blanket ban. i completely understand the frustration of the public and say the gentleman involved , he's he's justified involved, he's he's justified albie to be angry. but albie right to be angry. but ultimately he got asked where should his anger be? should his anger at like teachers and anger be at like teachers and nurses and doctors and healthcare workers and people who are out on the streets demanding the most basic thing, the united nations has said there can be no new oil. the intergovernmental- cu?“ c the intergovernmental panel of cluele— intergovernmental panel of climate change says no new oil. even— climate change says no new oil. nven sne— climate change says no new oil. even the international— climate change says no new oil. even the international energy, you're saying no new oil, and that was two years and the that was two years ago. and the government is hell bent. okay on

this reckless course you guys are obviously this week. you guys are obviously not- you guys are obviously not going to slen— guys are obviously not going to slop ltalv- — guys are obviously not going to slop ltalv- nney— guys are obviously not going to stop italy. they had- guys are obviously not going to stop italy. “l; "e�*z guys are obviously not going to stop italy. “l; “nil: stop italy. they had half of their average rainfall in 36 hours that resulted. this this is really important because you talk about disruption that resulted in 14 people losing their lives and 36,000 people becoming homeless like that, 36,000 people. that's a football sludlun— 36,000 people. that's a football stellun. anu— 36,000 people. that's a football stadium. and the— fill 000 that's a football stadium. and the problem 37 000 that's a football stadium. and the problem the problem — stadium. and the problem the problem ls— stadium. and the problem the problem is, sam,— stadium. and the problem the problem is, sam, though, the problem — problem is, sam, though, the nnenlen ls— problem is, sam, though, the problem is that— problem is, sam, though, the problem is that even if even if we. _ problem is that even if even if we - absolutely - problem is that even if even if we ' “g we did. absolutely everything that guys wanted us to do, that you guys wanted us to do, unless countries and i'm going to use that buzzword, see you again now china, unless countries like china do something it doesn't something as well, it doesn't really matter, does it? and instead of you holding up the working class, i'll tell you what. i make you an offer? what. can i make you an offer? all got a thing in all right, i've got a thing in front me here. you can get front of me here. you can get the train to china so you wouldn't fly, right? if wouldn't have to fly, right? if i ticket to i bought your train ticket to china, and a load of china, would you? and a load of your stop lot. go there your just stop oil lot. go there and over there. patrick, and protest over there. patrick, as soon as the government halts

all new future, oil licences were more than happy to go to china . so you're turning down china. so you're turning down the opportunity to do that in the opportunity to do that in the uk. we need to go to china as a un— the uk. we need to go to china as a uk citizen. _ the uk. we need to go to china as a uk citizen. think- we need to go to china as a uk citizen. ’“ as a uk citizen. think about the global possibilities for your cause. sam some think about the global— cause. sam some think about the global possibilities— f sam some think about the global possibilities for your causelthe_ global possibilities for your cause the minute. you know, cause at the minute. you know, youe— cause at the minute. you know, you're—in- cause at the minute. you know,i you-ne—ln your you're a household name in your own home,-about,- you're a household name in your own home, about, but own home, just about, mate. but youe— own home, just about, mate. but you're international. you're not international. just slen— you're not international. just step-cnlnese- you're not international. just stop chinese have never stop oil. the chinese have never nearl— stop oil. the chinese have never nenn-.— stop oil. the chinese have never nenn-.lyeu— stop oil. the chinese have never heard-ivou-tol heard of you. if you want to nuke— heard of you. if you want to make-change,- heard of you. if you want to make change, over heard of you. if you want to- make-change, .over there. make real change, go over there. it make real change, go over there. u would— make real change, go over there. u would be— make real change, go over there. u would be en— make real change, go over there. it would be an international lnellenl— it would be an international incident-likes- it would be an international incident likes which most incident the likes of which most pr—of-l pr firms could only dream of. sam:— pr firms could only dream of. sun-nent— pr firms could only dream of. sun-went ne- pr firms could only dream of. sam, went to beijing, sam, if you went to beijing, euusel— sam, if you went to beijing, caused-enl- sam, if you went to beijing, caused-and got- sam, if you went to beijing, caused and got it . caused a scene and got it. nnnel. — caused a scene and got it. patrick. _to- caused a scene and got it. patrick. _to bringl caused a scene and got it.| patrick. _to bring it patrick. patrick to bring it back home if we can. this week . back home if we can. this week. don't want to bring it back up . don't want to bring it back up. want you to answer my question. why— want you to answer my question. wny une— want you to answer my question. wny you— want you to answer my question. why are you refusing to to why are you refusing to go to cnlnu—nnls. i why are you refusing to go to china _this. it'sj china? let me say this. it's important. your viewers would need this because it's need to hear this because it's like £33 billion shell made a profit last year. that's absolutely ridiculous amount of money. you can't compute how much it is in terms that would actually be enough to pay half of energy bills for of all the energy bills for every single person in the uk. obviously, shell aren't doing

that at moments. shell are still being subsidised. £236 million a week of uk taxpayers money. do you think that's right? it's not my job to think whether- lg“7 it's not my job to think whether or not it's my job to think whether or not us nenn— my job to think whether or not us nenn l— my job to think whether or not it's right. i tell— my job to think whether or not it's right. i tell you what i een-n— it's right. i tell you what i don't think— it's right. i tell you what i don't think is— it's right. i tell you what i don't think is right, sam. i tell— don't think is right, sam. i tell you— don't think is right, sam. i tell you what— don't think is right, sam. i tell you what i— don't think is right, sam. i tell you what i don't think is right— tell you what i don't think is ngnl tnen— tell you what i don't think is right that the— tell you what i don't think is right that the ordinary man and woman in this— right that the ordinary man and woman in this country right now neve— woman in this country right now neve-sn— woman in this country right now have i sit there _ woman in this country right now have sit there behind an have to sit there behind an onnge— have to sit there behind an onnge-en— have to sit there behind an orange of people who, orange wall of people who, ngnn— orange wall of people who,| nenn—knew again, we don't really know a lot again, we don't really know a let enout— again, we don't really know a lot about-they-i- again, we don't really know a lot about they i mean, lot about who they are. i mean, it lot about who they are. i mean, n—llle— lot about who they are. i mean, n—llle tne- lot about who they are. i mean, it_like the most. it doesn't seem like the most neelelly—lnei racially diverse group, by the way,— racially diverse group, by the nun-ell— racially diverse group, by the nun-ull-lel racially diverse group, by the nen-ell-le bei way, sam, it all seems to be prenu— way, sam, it all seems to be pretty well—to—do white pretty stuffy, well—to—do white people— pretty stuffy, well—to—do white people-ene — pretty stuffy, well—to—do white people are trundling along pretty stuffy, well—to—do white peonossiblyire trundling along pretty stuffy, well—to—do white peonossibly alreadyiling along pretty stuffy, well—to—do white peonossibly already financially who possibly already financially eennenelle— who possibly already financially comfortable enough to not bother having— comfortable enough to not bother nnne-le— comfortable enough to not bother nnne-ls well.— comfortable enough to not bother having to work. some are having to go to work. some are you— having to go to work. some are you new— having to go to work. some are you nen maybe— having to go to work. some are you not? maybe patrick? patrick youe— you not? maybe patrick? patrick youe nel- — you not? maybe patrick? patrick you're not. maybe— you not? maybe patrick? patrick you're not. maybe you not. maybe leng— you're not. maybe you not. maybe lelne u— you're not. maybe you not. maybe lelne e unle— you're not. maybe you not. maybe doing a little bit— you're not. maybe you not. maybe doing a little bit of— you're not. maybe you not. maybe doing a little bit of a disservice— doing a little bit of a disservice to- doing a little bit of a disservice to of doing a little bit of a disservice to _of row disservice to some of your row nnnenes— disservice to some of your row nnnenes neee— disservice to some of your row members here who don't realise the members here who don't realise tne—tnn— members here who don't realise the—that they're- the kind of risk that they're tne— the kind of risk that they're lne ls— the kind of risk that they're lne ls n— the kind of risk that they're in? is it not— the kind of risk that they're in? is it not only- the kind of risk that they're in? is it not only a matter of une— in? is it not only a matter of nne netene— in? is it not only a matter of time before one— in? is it not only a matter of time before one of your lot gets seneuslu— time before one of your lot gets seneusly nun— time before one of your lot gets seneusly nun ,— time before one of your lot gets seriously hurt , i'll— time before one of your lot gets seriously hurt , i'll have to seriously hurt, i'll have to bring— seriously hurt, i'll have to bring you— seriously hurt, i'll have to bring you back— seriously hurt, i'll have to bring you back there, obviously, neeeuse— bring you back there, obviously, because you— bring you back there, obviously, because you sort— bring you back there, obviously, because you sort of painting us as e sen— because you sort of painting us as a sort privileged, elitist as a sort of privileged, elitist sen— as a sort of privileged, elitist sen-enun— as a sort of privileged, elitist senlgneun . — as a sort of privileged, elitist senlgneun. l— as a sort of privileged, elitist sort group . ’“ as a sort of privileged, elitist sort group . “

sort of group. i mean, people can join us, go to josh can come and join us, go to josh howie and join us or come howie blog and join us or come to parliament midday every saturday come and see what saturday and come and see what we're because media we're about because the media are is something we're are painting is something we're not. the street not. and people on the street are supporting obviously are supporting us. obviously not everyone because it's disruptive action. so it is it is disruptive of its own being, but people are supporting us. they know the cause. they know . just know the cause. they know. just to summarise, because- know the cause. they know. just to summarise, because i've- to summarise, because i've got l-ve— to summarise, because i've got l-ve eel— to summarise, because i've got l-ve eel le— to summarise, because i've got l-ue gel to ge— to summarise, because i've got l-ue gel to go ln— to summarise, because i've got l-ue gel to go n u— to summarise, because i've got i've got to go in a second. you knell— i've got to go in a second. you knell-ennu— i've got to go in a second. you know,-giving-this- i've got to go in a second. you know, giving this option know, i'm giving you this option -happilv_ know, i'm giving you this option how- -happilv pav- know, i'm giving you this option now. happily pay your now. i will happily pay your nun— now. i will happily pay your nun fune— now. i will happily pay your train fare to— now. i will happily pay your train fare to get— now. i will happily pay your train fare to get to china so you— train fare to get to china so you-90— train fare to get to china so you-90 unl— train fare to get to china so you go and protest at you can go and protest at the source-onelthe- you can go and protest at the source one the world's source of one of the world's leullne— source of one of the world's leading—country leading polluters, a country tnn— leading polluters, a country tnn-neee- leading polluters, a country that more pollution leading polluters, a country- that-more pollution in that has done more pollution in the—we'vel the last eight years than we've lone— the last eight years than we've done-industrial- done since the industrial revolution.— done since the industrial- revolution._turning revolution. and you are turning tnn— revolution. and you are turning tnn ener— revolution. and you are turning that offer-are— revolution. and you are turning that offer-are you?- revolution. and you are turning that offer are you? you're that offer down, are you? you're going— that offer down, are you? you're gene-unl— that offer down, are you? you're going-and parade- that offer down, are you? you're going and parade through going to go and parade through somewhere like— going to go and parade through somewhere like muswell hill? i'll somewhere like muswell hill?. l-ll—nenenl i'll accept the offer the moment uk i'll accept the offer the moment un—enl— i'll accept the offer the moment un—enl ees- i'll accept the offer the moment un—enl gas so. i'll accept the offer the moment uk_and gas so no, uk halts new oil and gas so no, nusleully— uk halts new oil and gas so no, basically because— uk halts new oil and gas so no, basically because you have my nonl— basically because you have my need en— basically because you have my need en-ue— basically because you have my word on-we have- basically because you have my word on we have to make word on that, we have to make a enone— word on that, we have to make a enelee — word on that, we have to make a choice now. everyone- word on that, we have to make a choice now. everyone has to make a . you can't the a choice. you can't sit on the fence when the fence is on fire. patrick, we know that there's a big fiery fence in beijing that patrick, we know that there's a big canl fence in beijing that patrick, we know that there's a big can go nce in beijing that patrick, we know that there's a big can go and n beijing that patrick, we know that there's a big can go and sit eijing that patrick, we know that there's a big can go and sit eiji if| that patrick, we know that there's a big can go and sit eiji if yout you can go and sit on if you want, mate. sam thank very want, mate. sam thank you very mucu—

want, mate. sam thank you very nun—ls- much. sam johnson there is a spokesperson— much. sam johnson there is a spokesperson stop oil, spokesperson for just stop oil, nenn— spokesperson for just stop oil, nenn-utens- spokesperson for just stop oil, right? views coming in right? get your views coming in gb right? get your views coming in en vleus— right? get your views coming in en vlens el— right? get your views coming in gb views at gb— right? get your views coming in gb views at gb .com. moving gb views at gb news .com. moving on. gb views at gb news .com. moving en-enleens— gb views at gb news .com. moving on.-officers were— gb views at gb news .com. moving on. officers were injured gb views at gb news .com. moving on. cars officers were injured gb views at gb news .com. moving on. cars were :ers were injured gb views at gb news .com. moving on. cars were set were injured gb views at gb news .com. moving on. cars were set on re injured gb views at gb news .com. moving on. cars were set on re iias'ed and cars were set on fire as yeulns— and cars were set on fire as yeulns neten— and cars were set on fire as youths rioted in— and cars were set on fire as youths rioted in cardiff last nenn — youths rioted in cardiff last night. _christysl youths rioted in cardiff last. night. _christys on youths rioted in cardiff last nig news christys on youths rioted in cardiff last nig news britain'schristys on youths rioted in cardiff last nig news britain's newsys on

britain's news . channel l/lz; britain's news . channel “cc britain's news. channel yet now to tne— britain's news. channel yet now n the nels— britain's news. channel yet now n the nets ln— britain's news. channel yet now to the riots in cardiff last night. and police have confirmed tney— night. and police have confirmed lney neve— night. and police have confirmed they have received— ’“ lg and police have confirmed they have received cctv footage unten— they have received cctv footage unlen appears— they have received cctv footage which appears to _ they have received cctv footage which appears to show a police car which appears to show a police felleulne— which appears to show a police car following two— which appears to show a police car following two boys on an

eleenle— car following two boys on an electric bike.— car following two boys on an electric bike. shortly before it was involved _ electric bike. shortly before it was involved in— electric bike. shortly before it was involved in a— electric bike. shortly before it was involved in a fatal collision— was involved in a fatal collision .— was involved in a fatal collision . the crash sparked the collision. the crash sparked the disturbances— collision. the crash sparked the disturbances ,— collision. the crash sparked the disturbances , the— collision. the crash sparked the disturbances , the riots and disturbances, the riots and eunllen— disturbances, the riots and earlier today, _ disturbances, the riots and earlier today, the police commissioner- earlier today, the police commissioner said there was no nonse— commissioner said there was no pellee enuse— commissioner said there was no pellee enuse ln— commissioner said there was no police chase in the— commissioner said there was no police chase in the run up to n...— police chase in the run up to lne ens-n— police chase in the run up to the crash. south— police chase in the run up to the crash. south wales police neve— the crash. south wales police neve nen— the crash. south wales police have now referred themselves to the have now referred themselves to lne nonse— have now referred themselves to the police watchdog. i am joined ny— the police watchdog. i am joined by e— the police watchdog. i am joined now by a mother— the police watchdog. i am joined now by a mother of— the police watchdog. i am joined now by a mother of children who ven— now by a mother of children who very close— now by a mother of children who were very close to— now by a mother of children who were very close to the riots lest— were very close to the riots lust ngn— were very close to the riots last night and— were very close to the riots last night and nicola masters tens— last night and nicola masters telns ne— last night and nicola masters telns me new— last night and nicola masters joins me now to— last night and nicola masters joins me now to tell us what she l— joins me now to tell us what she l nelleve— joins me now to tell us what she saw. i believe nicola. oh, thank you.— saw. i believe nicola. oh, thank you. tnunl— saw. i believe nicola. oh, thank you. tnunl you— saw. i believe nicola. oh, thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you very— you. thank you very much. thank you very nuen— you. thank you very much. thank you very nuen fen— you. thank you very much. thank you very much for coming on. leek,— you very much for coming on. leek, l-n— you very much for coming on. leek, l-n going— you very much for coming on. look, i'm going to— you very much for coming on. look, i'm going to throw this le— look, i'm going to throw this to you. — look, i'm going to throw this over to you. what did you see last— over to you. what did you see lust nenn— over to you. what did you see last night?-well- over to you. what did you see last night?-well ,- over to you. what did you see last night? well , just the last night? then well, just the leveslunen — last night? then well, just the devastation, the _ last night? then well, just the devastation, the total devastation - devastation, the total devastation and the unnecessary vlelenee— devastation and the unnecessary vlelenee tnn— devastation and the unnecessary violence that occurred . ' “z devastation and the unnecessary violence that occurred . , “z violence that occurred. and we are violence that occurred. and we lelllng— violence that occurred. and we are talking about parents of lost to young teenagers , boys. lost to young teenagers, boys. and this was violent for the sake of violence . i get there sake of violence. i get there were some issues and there were some stories going around about

the fact that police were involved. and i cannot confirm or deny that . however, these or deny that. however, these parents now have to live with their grief that surrounds this violence . i mean, who wants to violence. i mean, who wants to do that when you're already struggling to grieve for the loss of your child ? i mean, did loss of your child? i mean, did you feel quite threatened ? were you feel quite threatened? were you feel quite threatened? were you shocked? i can z :7 were you shocked? i can obviously see youe— you shocked? i can obviously see yeu-ue eel— you shocked? i can obviously see yeu-ue gel u— you shocked? i can obviously see you've got a couple— you shocked? i can obviously see you've got a couple of children n...— you've got a couple of children tnene nnn— you've got a couple of children there with you. _ you've got a couple of children there with you. i— you've got a couple of children there with you. i mean, what was it there with you. i mean, what was n llle— there with you. i mean, what was n llle fen— there with you. i mean, what was n llle for you— there with you. i mean, what was it like for you as— there with you. i mean, what was it like for you as a— there with you. i mean, what was it like for you as a family, really,— it like for you as a family, really, unen— it like for you as a family, really, when you were seeing lnlngs— really, when you were seeing lnlnes llle— really, when you were seeing things like cars— really, when you were seeing things like cars being set on nee— things like cars being set on fine unl— things like cars being set on fine and just— things like cars being set on fire and just wanton violence llle— fire and just wanton violence llle tnen— fire and just wanton violence like that, extreme frightening. my like that, extreme frightening. lly sen— like that, extreme frightening. ny enu— like that, extreme frightening. ny and my— like that, extreme frightening. my son and my nephew- like that, extreme frightening. my son and my nephew and his friends, they actually well , his friends, they actually well, his friends, they actually well, his friends actually live in the street. he friends actually live in the street . he has five friends. and street. he has five friends. and he street. he has five friends. and ne wes— street. he has five friends. and he was visiting— street. he has five friends. and he was visiting his— he has five friends. and he was visiting his friends and he was visiting his friends and ne uns— he was visiting his friends and he was unable— he was visiting his friends and he was unable to— he was visiting his friends and he was unable to leave the area . anu— he was unable to leave the area . ann l— he was unable to leave the area . ann l was— he was unable to leave the area . ann l se— he was unable to leave the area . and i was so frightened that he . and i was so frightened that ne wus— . and i was so frightened that ne going— . and i was so frightened that ne going le— . and i was so frightened that he was going to get hurt or worse, even or_ he was going to get hurt or worse, even or even pulled in as

a necessary victim— worse, even or even pulled in as a necessary victim or accessory to lnls— a necessary victim or accessory to this violence.— a necessary victim or accessory to this violence. um it was just en— to this violence. um it was just on n...— to this violence. um it was just one of the most— to this violence. um it was just one of the most frightening enenene— one of the most frightening experience that— one of the most frightening experience that experiences that i've experience that experiences that l-ve nul— experience that experiences that we nee .— experience that experiences that i've ever had .just_ experience that experiences that i've ever had . just i was i've ever had. just i was constantly— i've ever had. just i was constantly on- i've ever had. just i was constantly on the phone to him nylng— constantly on the phone to him nylne le— constantly on the phone to him nylng to gel— constantly on the phone to him nylng to gel nm— constantly on the phone to him trying to get him home and the sense— trying to get him home and the pole would— trying to get him home and the police would not— trying to get him home and the police would not allow him to leave— police would not allow him to leuveueun— police would not allow him to leave-area. um- police would not allow him to leave area. um yeah. so very leave the area. um yeah. so very nlgnlenlne. — leave the area. um yeah. so very nlgnlenlng. ll— leave the area. um yeah. so very frightening. it sounds- leave the area. um yeah. so very frightening. c “it: c leave the area. um yeah. so very frightening. c “25 c frightening. it sounds like you and your family were having a pretty normal evening and then all of a sudden, where you live just turned into a war zone . it just turned into a war zone. it did. it did. now, that doesn't represent the community of ely, though . the community of ely are though. the community of ely are community heroes. you know, we support each other. there are , support each other. there are, um, there are football teams in the community that help the youth . there are youth teams youth. there are youth teams that help the youth. there are parishioners and church

ministries that we have an amazing community of ely, but this does not represent us, as you know. and to have that happenin you know. and to have that happen in our area to i think is devastating for the whole of the community. arnie yeah . oh, well, community. arnie yeah. oh, well, that's all. all right.— community. arnie yeah. oh, well, that's all. all right. we- f ’“ can ' l; “in?“ oh, well, that's all. all right. we will well— that's all. all right. we will ue-ll leave— that's all. all right. we will we'll leave it— that's all. all right. we will we'll leave it there. i think. nul— we'll leave it there. i think. but lnunl— we'll leave it there. i think. but thank you— we'll leave it there. i think. but thank you very, very much. uleelu— but thank you very, very much. nicola masters— but thank you very, very much. nicola masters there who saw the nets— nicola masters there who saw the nets lest— nicola masters there who saw the riots last night.— nicola masters there who saw the riots last night. right. look, unfortunately— riots last night. right. look, unfortunately ,— riots last night. right. look, unfortunately , we are bang out unfortunately, we are bang out of unfortunately, we are bang out on une— unfortunately, we are bang out on nne, l-n— unfortunately, we are bang out of time, i'm afraid. ladies and gentlemen— of time, i'm afraid. ladies and genllenen l-n— of time, i'm afraid. ladies and gentlemen, i'm so— of time, i'm afraid. ladies and gentlemen, i'm so sorry, but lllenelle— gentlemen, i'm so sorry, but michelle dewberry join michelle dewberry will join you next— michelle dewberry will join you next-jules— michelle dewberry will join you next-jubes and— michelle dewberry will join you next jubes and co, so make next with jubes and co, so make you— next with jubes and co, so make you stay— next with jubes and co, so make sure you stay tuned. hello. my name is rachel— sure you stay tuned. hello. my name is rachel ayres, and welcome— name is rachel ayres, and welcome le— name is rachel ayres, and welcome to your latest gb news neelnen— welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast _ welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by lne — weather forecast brought to you by lne nel— weather forecast brought to you by the met office. c 2 by the met office. so it's quite settled over weekend and the settled over the weekend and the start of this week has remained that way. and all due to that way. and this is all due to this of high pressure. this area of high pressure. that's just to west the that's just to the west of the uk. as we go through the uk. but as we go through the next couple weather next couple of days, weather fronts just try to push fronts will just try to push their from the north—west

their way in from the north—west and this will just bring a slight those slight tightening of those isobars slightly stronger isobars so slightly stronger winds parts of winds across northern parts of scotland for a time and we might see some cloud and rain here through well. through this evening as well. elsewhere skies will clear throughout tonight . so plenty of throughout tonight. so plenty of clearer spells around which will just help those temperatures drop here, drop a little bit here, especially rural areas. especially in some rural areas. but across northern ireland and northern and western parts of scotland with a bit more in the way of cloud temperatures will just remain in the double figures. now as we go through into the start of wednesday with those overnight, those clearer skies overnight, it'll bright fine start it'll be a bright and fine start for england and wales. for much of england and wales. though north, though looking further north, we've band of cloud and we've got this band of cloud and rain going sink south rain that's going to sink south eastwards through day on eastwards through the day on wednesday scotland, wednesday across scotland, bringing light outbreaks of bringing some light outbreaks of rain, but most noticeably a bit more in the way of cloud. so less in the way of sunshine here. across much of england here. but across much of england and and bright here. but across much of england and with and bright here. but across much of england and with plenty and bright here. but across much of england and with plenty of and bright here. but across much of england and with plenty of sunshine �*ight here. but across much of england and with plenty of sunshine .ght day with plenty of sunshine. now, as go into wednesday now, as we go into wednesday evening, that band of cloud is going to sink south eastwards, bringing a bit of cloud overnight for eastern parts of

england that's where england and wales. that's where some areas. so some central areas. so temperatures not dropping quite so into thursday morning so readily into thursday morning here. but across northern ireland and scotland , clearer ireland and scotland, clearer skies into thursday morning . so skies into thursday morning. so a bit of a chillier start to the day here as well as across western wales and southwest england . and so as we go into england. and so as we go into the start of thursday, a cloudier day further east, but that will start to break up into the latter part morning, the latter part of the morning, away across northern away from that across northern and western areas, a fine, another day and plenty of another dry day and plenty of sunshine. once again . and that sunshine. once again. and that will continue as go through will continue as we go through the week and into the rest of the week and into the rest of the week and into the weekend temperatures the weekend with temperatures starting climb in the .