n0 spend, no bias, no spend, no bias, no censorship, i'm dan wootton. tonight, tory mps rally behind superwoman— tonight, tory mps rally behind superwoman suella as the left and— superwoman suella as the left and enven— superwoman suella as the left and craven msm_ superwoman suella as the left and craven msm step up their smear campaign— and craven msm step up their smear campaign against the home secretary— smear campaign against the home seenenen even— smear campaign against the home seenenen e— smear campaign against the home secretary over a speeding fine and— secretary over a speeding fine and enemy— secretary over a speeding fine and charity work— secretary over a speeding fine and charity work in rwanda. so i asked— and charity work in rwanda. so i asked ene— and charity work in rwanda. so i asked the minister— and charity work in rwanda. so i asked the minister today how many— asked the minister today how many ennnee— asked the minister today how many strikes before she's out . many strikes before she's out. wnne-s— many strikes before she's out. when wrong— many strikes before she's out. what's wrong with— many strikes before she's out. what's wrong with this- many strikes before she's out. what's wrong with this country .7 what's wrong with this country? we used to have proper scandals about sex or money. i'll tell rishi sunak to ignore this confected non—scandal and leave his home secretary to get on with stopping the boats in my digest. next there, my superstar penet— digest. next there, my superstar panel nave— digest. next there, my superstar panel have their— digest. next there, my superstar panel have their say. _ 2 3 next there, my superstar panel have their say. tonight, a-n — panel have their say. tonight, a-n joined— panel have their say. tonight, nn jeanea ny— panel have their say. tonight, i'm joined by amanda patel. john

sergeant— i'm joined by amanda patel. john sergeant ana— i'm joined by amanda patel. john sergeant and rebecca reid . but sergeant and rebecca reid. but as sneua— sergeant and rebecca reid. but as suella unveils— sergeant and rebecca reid. but as suella unveils her plan to crack— as suella unveils her plan to crack down — as suella unveils her plan to crack down on— as suella unveils her plan to crack down on overseas students , n— crack down on overseas students , n ane— crack down on overseas students , n ann latest— crack down on overseas students , is this latest westminster nnennnna— , is this latest westminster witchhunt ridge albie about stepping— witchhunt ridge albie about stepping a— witchhunt ridge albie about stopping a home secretary determined— stopping a home secretary determined to— stopping a home secretary determined to take back control of determined to take back control an an— determined to take back control an spen— determined to take back control of our open borders? nigel parape— of our open borders? nigel farage offers— of our open borders? nigel farage offers his no nonsense saannan— farage offers his no nonsense solution as— farage offers his no nonsense solution to the— farage offers his no nonsense solution to the migrant surge snann. — solution to the migrant surge snann. ana— solution to the migrant surge shortly. and breaking tonight, the shortly. and breaking tonight, ane nanppaae— shortly. and breaking tonight, the partygate pitch forks are pack— the partygate pitch forks are pack ana— the partygate pitch forks are back an ea— the partygate pitch forks are back out to as— the partygate pitch forks are back out to as boris johnson is referred— back out to as boris johnson is referred aa— back out to as boris johnson is referred to the— back out to as boris johnson is referred to the police over new kaekaann— referred to the police over new lockdown rule _ referred to the police over new lockdown rule breaking claims. but lockdown rule breaking claims. nus sneake— lockdown rule breaking claims. but should cops— lockdown rule breaking claims. but should cops ignore the woke pkape— but should cops ignore the woke pkape kna— but should cops ignore the woke blob? and msmes_ but should cops ignore the woke blob? and msmes ? craven attempts blob? and msmes? craven attempts to ena— blob? and msmes? craven attempts as end ane— blob? and msmes? craven attempts to end the former— blob? and msmes? craven attempts to end the former pm's political snap-s— to end the former pm's political career. that's our— to end the former pm's political career. that's our big debate kksa— career. that's our big debate soon. also on— career. that's our big debate soon. also on the- career. that's our big debate soon. also on the way, prince nan-s— soon. also on the way, prince nany-s week— soon. also on the way, prince harry's week from hell hits a nesn— harry's week from hell hits a nesn kan— harry's week from hell hits a nesn ken as— harry's week from hell hits a fresh low as he— harry's week from hell hits a fresh low as he loses his latest high— fresh low as he loses his latest high saun— fresh low as he loses his latest nkpn eann kna— fresh low as he loses his latest high court bid to— fresh low as he loses his latest high court bid to use the uk pause— high court bid to use the uk panee fake — high court bid to use the uk police force as— high court bid to use the uk police force as his own personal security— police force as his own personal security team. — police force as his own personal security team. so _ police force as his own personal security team. so with this kaaesa— security team. so with this latest humiliation following so anes— latest humiliation following so soon after their— latest humiliation following so soon after their make believe ken— soon after their make believe new york— soon after their make believe new york era— soon after their make believe new york car chase turned them insa— new york car chase turned them into a— new york car chase turned them into a kanpnnp— new york car chase turned them into a laughing stock. can the sussexes ever— into a laughing stock. can the sussexes ever recover their aaanksnea— sussexes ever recover their tarnished reputation? tom bower

anes— tarnished reputation? tom bower pkes nks— tarnished reputation? tom bower gives his unfiltered take in uncanceled_ gives his unfiltered take in uncanceled and star us pananakksa— uncanceled and star us journalist megan kelly will weigh— journalist megan kelly will nekpn p..— journalist megan kelly will nekpn in an— journalist megan kelly will weigh in on that too. journalist megan kelly will weigh in on that too . she'll weigh in on that too. she'll aksa— weigh in on that too. she'll aksa reass— weigh in on that too. she'll also react to _ weigh in on that too. she'll also react to this stateside sasse— also react to this stateside sussex bombshell from a leading wasnknaaan— sussex bombshell from a leading washington think— sussex bombshell from a leading washington think tank. we don't like washington think tank. we don't nke nkn — washington think tank. we don't nke nkn peng— washington think tank. we don't like him being in— washington think tank. we don't like him being in america, and we wanke— like him being in america, and we would love— like him being in america, and we would love for— like him being in america, and we would love for him to come pack— we would love for him to come back as— we would love for him to come back so yea— we would love for him to come back as you aa— we would love for him to come back to you or somewhere. i guess— back to you or somewhere. i guess we— back to you or somewhere. i guess we as americans,- back to you or somewhere. i guess we as americans, we see prince harry the same way you see biden, you can see president biden, you can have him back. so are the montecito monitors now global pariahs. meghan fired up and kne— pariahs. meghan fired up and uve sneaky.— meghan fired up and live shortly. elsewhere tonight, as kne— live shortly. elsewhere tonight, as kne pines— live shortly. elsewhere tonight, as the times reveals his future on as the times reveals his future an ane— as the times reveals his future on the broadcast— as the times reveals his future on the broadcast is— as the times reveals his future on the broadcast is up in the kna— on the broadcast is up in the ana ane— on the broadcast is up in the air. and the i— on the broadcast is up in the air. and the i newspaper suggesas— air. and the i newspaper suggests there are fears he will be paged — suggests there are fears he will be paged ana— suggests there are fears he will be booed and jeered should itv anew.— be booed and jeered should itv akkan. nniup— be booed and jeered should itv allow. phillip schofield to host the allow. phillip schofield to host ane seap— allow. phillip schofield to host the soap awards?— allow. phillip schofield to host the soap awards? corey legends. cnanke— the soap awards? corey legends. charlie lawson.— the soap awards? corey legends. charlie lawson. debbie arnold ana— charlie lawson. debbie arnold and sean— charlie lawson. debbie arnold and sean ward— charlie lawson. debbie arnold and sean ward do battle on that in ne— and sean ward do battle on that in kne ckasn. — and sean ward do battle on that in the clash. also— and sean ward do battle on that in the clash. also coming up, ane— in the clash. also coming up, ane seann— in the clash. also coming up, the search for— in the clash. also coming up, the search for madeleine mccann has the search for madeleine mccann nas ramped— the search for madeleine mccann nas ramped up— the search for madeleine mccann has ramped up again 16 years on as uk— has ramped up again 16 years on as uk seps— has ramped up again 16 years on as uk eaps pain— has ramped up again 16 years on as uk cops join their german saunaeapans— as uk cops join their german counterparts searching a nanuguese— counterparts searching a portuguese reservoir for a seed— portuguese reservoir for a seed une— portuguese reservoir for a

second time. but is it time to aeeepe— second time. but is it time to aeeepa defeat— second time. but is it time to accept defeat and— second time. but is it time to accept defeat and stop spending neney— accept defeat and stop spending neney en— accept defeat and stop spending neney en ane— accept defeat and stop spending money on the cold— accept defeat and stop spending money on the cold case? it's aeeeenve— money on the cold case? it's detective turned _ money on the cold case? it's detective turned investigative ieuanause— detective turned investigative journalist mark— detective turned investigative journalist mark williams—thomas, nne-s— journalist mark williams—thomas, nne-s making— journalist mark williams—thomas, nne-s making a— journalist mark williams—thomas, who's making a fascinating aeeunenean— who's making a fascinating documentary on the toddler's eisappeaeanee— documentary on the toddler's disappearance ,_ documentary on the toddler's disappearance , reveals why the disappearance, reveals why the evkaenee — disappearance, reveals why the evkaenee ne-s— disappearance, reveals why the evidence he's painstakingly gaeneaea— evidence he's painstakingly gathered proves lives. this kaaese— gathered proves lives. this latest search _ gathered proves lives. this latest search is— gathered proves lives. this latest search is nothing more enan— latest search is nothing more anan a— latest search is nothing more than a speculative pr stunt. nes— than a speculative pr stunt. ne-s gee— than a speculative pr stunt. ne-s get a— than a speculative pr stunt. ne-s gee a kee— than a speculative pr stunt. he's got a lot of— than a speculative pr stunt. he's got a lot of new information- he's got a lot of new information on this. mark williams—thomas later in the snen. — williams—thomas later in the snen. nus — williams—thomas later in the show. plus, police side with eco aenensas— show. plus, police side with eco terrorists over— show. plus, police side with eco terrorists over hard— show. plus, police side with eco terrorists over hard working pans— terrorists over hard working pans p..— terrorists over hard working pans in ane— terrorists over hard working brits in the fight for our eeunen-s— brits in the fight for our country's streets . let's . begin country's streets. let's. begin . pig— country's streets. let's. begin . knae knee— country's streets. let's. begin . that video sums— country's streets. let's. begin . that video sums up everything naeng— . that video sums up everything naeng nun— . that video sums up everything weeng nun eu— . that video sums up everything wrong with our country, i pekkeve— wrong with our country, i believe. and— wrong with our country, i believe. and lib dem leader ed davey— believe. and lib dem leader ed davey becomes— believe. and lib dem leader ed davey becomes the latest senior peunekan— davey becomes the latest senior peunekan ee— davey becomes the latest senior politician to fail— davey becomes the latest senior politician to fail basic peekegy.— politician to fail basic peekegy. se- politician to fail basic biology. so woman can have a penis.— biology. so woman can have a penis. — biology. so woman can have a penis. weak.— biology. so woman can have a penis. well, quite— biology. so woman can have a penis. eunice : fawn penis. well, quite clearly. more on that faux- penis. well, quite clearly. more on that faux pas- penis. eunice : fawn more on that faux pas in the media— more on that faux pas in the media puss.— more on that faux pas in the media buzz. tomorrow's front page— media buzz. tomorrow's front page is— media buzz. tomorrow's front page is en— media buzz. tomorrow's front page is en ane— media buzz. tomorrow's front page is on the way too. and a

new greatest— page is on the way too. and a new greatest britain union jack has new greatest britain union jack nas nanea— new greatest britain union jack nas named as— new greatest britain union jack has named as well. this is dan weeken— has named as well. this is dan wootton tonight. _ has named as well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. kee— wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, nanakn-s— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. so we've gee— britain's news channel. so we've gee ene— britain's news channel. so we've now got two witch— britain's news channel. so we've now got two witch hunts epeeanng— now got two witch hunts epeeanng ae— now got two witch hunts operating at the same time in westminster.— operating at the same time in westminster. they want to take sienn— westminster. they want to take aenn ane — westminster. they want to take down the home— westminster. they want to take down the home secretary suella braverman they— down the home secretary suella braverman they want to finish braverman they want to finiin off braverman they want to finish en ane — braverman they want to finish off the political— braverman they want to finish off the political career of the fee— off the political career of the former prime— off the political career of the former prime minister, boris pennsen— former prime minister, boris pennsen .— former prime minister, boris pennsen . nu— former prime minister, boris johnson . i'll bring you the johnson. i'll bring you the nuan— johnson. i'll bring you the truth about— johnson. i'll bring you the truth about what's going on with pen— truth about what's going on with pen en— truth about what's going on with pen en enese— truth about what's going on with both of those extraordinary seenes— both of those extraordinary stories this— both of those extraordinary stories this hour. first, eneugn— stories this hour. first, though, the- stories this hour. first, though, the news headlines with new— though, the news headlines with polly middleton— though, the news headlines with polly middleton first . dan, polly middleton first. dan, anank— polly middleton first. dan, anank yeu— polly middleton first. dan, thank you and— polly middleton first. dan, thank you and good evening to yeu. — thank you and good evening to yeu. weak.— thank you and good evening to yeu. week. in— thank you and good evening to you. well, in breaking- thank you and good evening to you. lentil“ " g you. well, in breaking news tonight, the former us president donald trump will go on trial in march year. mr trump march next year. mr trump appeared via a video link at the heanng appeared via a video link at the hearing in new york in the united states today over charges

that he falsified business records to conceal money paid to silence the adult film star stormy daniels. he's pleaded not guilty to all criminal charges , guilty to all criminal charges, claiming he's a victim of election interference . and also election interference. and also breaking news tonight , boris breaking news tonight, boris johnson has been referred to the police by the cabinet office over two new claims that he broke lockdown rules during the pandemic. it alleged his ministerial diary revealed friends made visits to chequers between june 2020 and may 20th, 21. the metropolitan police have also received a report of potential breaches of the health protection regulations in force at the time at downing street. dufing at the time at downing street. during the same period , mr during the same period, mr johnson has written to the cabinet office denying rule breaking . jacob rees—mogg cabinet office denying rule breaking .jacob rees—mogg says breaking. jacob rees—mogg says there are some people that will never rest until they've hounded bofis never rest until they've hounded boris out . and i can tell you boris out. and i can tell you that during that period i went to chequers, i was invited there

with my children entirely in accordance with the rules . accordance with the rules. another senior government minister— another senior government nknkseeanas— another senior government minister was going to come, but the minister was going to come, but ene nine— minister was going to come, but the prime minister— minister was going to come, but the prime minister cancelled him peease— the prime minister cancelled him peease keu— the prime minister cancelled him because you were— the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed to nave— because you were only allowed to nave ee— because you were only allowed to have one family— because you were only allowed to have one family present at the unne- — have one family present at the unne- se— have one family present at the unne- se nnae— have one family present at the time. so what would have been a meeting— time. so what would have been a meeting nun— time. so what would have been a meeting with the— time. so what would have been a meeting with the prime minister and ne— meeting with the prime minister and ene enken— meeting with the prime minister and the chief whip and the easier— and the chief whip and the keaaea en— and the chief whip and the leader of the _ and the chief whip and the leader of the house of commons puss— leader of the house of commons iuse nae— leader of the house of commons puss nae ne— leader of the house of commons just had me there— leader of the house of commons just had me there because you eeukan-e— just had me there because you eeukan-e mk— just had me there because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister— couldn't mix families. the prime minister was— couldn't mix families. the prime minister was diligent about it ant— minister was diligent about it ant it— minister was diligent about it ant i-t aise— minister was diligent about it and i'd also say— minister was diligent about it and i'd also say that one of my eniitren— and i'd also say that one of my children, after— and i'd also say that one of my children, after lunch, bowled eut— children, after lunch, bowled eut tne— children, after lunch, bowled out the prime— children, after lunch, bowled out the prime minister and rerneet— out the prime minister and removed his— out the prime minister and removed his middle stump. but tnat— that would be boasting jacob itees—iiegg— that would be boasting jacob rees—mogg speaking earlier. mowi— rees—mogg speaking earlier. new. in— rees—mogg speaking earlier. new. in otter— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now, in other news— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now, in other news today, south wales police has referred itself to the policing watchdog after cctv footage emerged today showing one of the police force's vans following two people on an e—bike before a fatal crash in cardiff last night. two teens were killed. they've been named locally as kyrie sullivan , who was 16, and kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and harvey evans , who was 15. harvey evans, who was 15. violent unrest followed in which

15 police officers were injured . south wales police has said a number of arrests have been made and they expect more to follow. well, in happier news this evening, gb news has been named as britain's most loved news brand in a top survey , gb news brand in a top survey, gb news topped the charts for news in the highly regarded brand love study, which polls ordinary britons for their views and the people's channel came out top in a survey of 45,000 britons. it's been ranked as more popular than other major news brands, including the guardian , the sun including the guardian, the sun and the daily mail on tv online dab+ radio, and on the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news . news. channel so today the news. channel- . so today the home enannei— . so today the home secretary

- so today the home secretary attenptet — - so today the home secretary attenptet te— - so today the home secretary attempted to -with - . so today the home secretary attempted to-with her- attempted to get on with her wen— attempted to get on with her very-job- attempted to get on with her very-job given- attempted to get on with her very job given she attempted to get on with her. very-job given she is very important job given she is the very important job given she is tne tene— very important job given she is the lone senior— very important job given she is the lone senior cabinet minister waiiantiw— the lone senior cabinet minister waiiantiw-te— the lone senior cabinet minister valiantly-to bring- the lone senior cabinet minister valiantly to bring down valiantly fighting to bring down innigratien— valiantly fighting to bring down innigratien .— valiantly fighting to bring down immigration , fulfilling immigration, fulfilling a eritieai— immigration, fulfilling a critical conservative party naniteste— critical conservative party manifesto pledge. ahead of tisastreus— manifesto pledge. ahead of disastrous net— manifesto pledge. ahead of disastrous net migration figures expeetet— disastrous net migration figures expeetet te— disastrous net migration figures expeetet te te— disastrous net migration figures expected to be announced later tnis— expected to be announced later tnis week,— expected to be announced later this week, which _ expected to be announced later this week, which could come etese— this week, which could come etese te— this week, which could come etese te a— this week, which could come close to a horrifying 1 million suetia— close to a horrifying 1 million suella braverman announced internatienai— suella braverman announced international students won't be aiiewet— international students won't be aiiewet te— international students won't be allowed to bring— international students won't be allowed to bring their dependents- allowed to bring their dependents to the uk unless enreiiet— dependents to the uk unless enretiet in— dependents to the uk unless enrolled in fds_ dependents to the uk unless enrolled in fds .— dependents to the uk unless enrolled in fds . now, she says enrolled in fds. now, she says it is— enrolled in fds. now, she says it is a— enrolled in fds. now, she says it is a pit— enrolled in fds. now, she says it is a pit te— enrolled in fds. now, she says it is a bid to make— enrolled in fds. now, she says it is a bid to make a, quote, tangitie— it is a bid to make a, quote, tangible contribution to retueing— tangible contribution to reducing net— tangible contribution to reducing net migration to a sustainable— reducing net migration to a sustainable level . reducing net migration to a sustainable level. in reducing net migration to a sustainable level . in 2022 , sustainable level. in 2022, 136,000— sustainable level. in 2022, 136,000 visas— sustainable level. in 2022, 136,000 visas of- sustainable level. in 2022, 136,000 visas of this kind were grantee— 136,000 visas of this kind were grantet .— 136,000 visas of this kind were grantet , up— 136,000 visas of this kind were granted , up from _ 136,000 visas of this kind were granted , up from 16,000 in 2019. granted, up from 16,000 in 2019. so granted, up from 16,000 in 2019. se tne— granted, up from 16,000 in 2019. so the government— granted, up from 16,000 in 2019. so the government was right to say so the government was right to saw it— so the government was right to saw it is— so the government was right to saw it is we— so the government was right to say it is the single— so the government was right to say it is the single biggest tigntening— say it is the single biggest tightening measure taken in reeent— tightening measure taken in reeent wears— tightening measure taken in recent years that will, quote, nake— recent years that will, quote, make a— recent years that will, quote, make a significant difference . make a significant difference. nut— make a significant difference. but its— make a significant difference. put its net— make a significant difference. but it's not even— make a significant difference. but it's not even close enough ant— but it's not even close enough ant sueiia— but it's not even close enough and suella knows— but it's not even close enough and suella knows it . she dreams and suella knows it. she dreams of and suella knows it. she dreams et winging— and suella knows it. she dreams et pringing net— and suella knows it. she dreams of bringing net migration down to of bringing net migration down te tne— of bringing net migration down te tne tens—

of bringing net migration down to the tens of— of bringing net migration down to the tens of thousands and stepping— to the tens of thousands and stepping tne— to the tens of thousands and stopping the boats by leaving the stopping the boats by leaving tne tent— stopping the boats by leaving tne tent .— stopping the boats by leaving the echr . hence the craven and the echr. hence the craven and transparent— the echr. hence the craven and transparent witch _ the echr. hence the craven and transparent witch hunt to try ant— transparent witch hunt to try ant teree— transparent witch hunt to try and force the— transparent witch hunt to try and force the pm to launch an etnies— and force the pm to launch an ethics investigation. because the ethics investigation. because tne wenan— ethics investigation. because the woman got— ethics investigation. because the woman got a speeding ticket and the woman got a speeding ticket ant eptet— the woman got a speeding ticket ant eptet te— the woman got a speeding ticket and opted to take— the woman got a speeding ticket and opted to take the points on her and opted to take the points on net iieenee— and opted to take the points on net iieenee .— and opted to take the points on her licence . having inquired as her licence. having inquired as to her licence. having inquired as te wnetner— her licence. having inquired as to whether she— her licence. having inquired as to whether she could take a private— to whether she could take a private defensive driving course. but— private defensive driving course. but now , now the course. but now, now the iteeiegues— course. but now, now the ideologues at— course. but now, now the ideologues at the independent newspaper— ideologues at the independent newspaper seriously think tnew-we— newspaper seriously think they've found— newspaper seriously think they've found the smoking gun . they've found the smoking gun. wait— they've found the smoking gun. wait ter— they've found the smoking gun. wait ter it— they've found the smoking gun. wait for it folks.— they've found the smoking gun. wait for it folks. the home seeretaw— wait for it folks. the home secretary co—founded a charity eaiiet— secretary co—founded a charity eaiiet tne— secretary co—founded a charity called the africa— secretary co—founded a charity called the africa justice foundation— called the africa justice foundation with cherie blair, wnien— foundation with cherie blair, which trained— foundation with cherie blair, which trained rwandan government iawwers— which trained rwandan government lawyers between _ which trained rwandan government lawyers between .— which trained rwandan government lawyers between . 2010 and 2015 lawyers between. 2010 and 2015 on lawyers between. 2010 and 2015 en rep,— lawyers between. 2010 and 2015 en rep, tnat-s— lawyers between. 2010 and 2015 en rep, was it— lawyers between. 2010 and 2015 on yep, that's it .— lawyers between. 2010 and 2015 on yep, that's it . that's the on yep, that's it. that's the seeep— on yep, that's it. that's the seeep tnat— on yep, that's it. that's the scoop that they— on yep, that's it. that's the scoop that they think should be eaiiet— scoop that they think should be called rwanda— scoop that they think should be called rwanda gate and bring sueiia— called rwanda gate and bring sueiia tewn— called rwanda gate and bring suella down on— called rwanda gate and bring suella down on unpaid charity werk— suella down on unpaid charity work carried— suella down on unpaid charity work carried out— suella down on unpaid charity work carried out before she was an mp,— work carried out before she was an inn wnien— work carried out before she was an mp, which she— work carried out before she was an mp, which she clearly didn't neet— an mp, which she clearly didn't neet te— an mp, which she clearly didn't need to declare. _

an mp, which she clearly didn't need to declare. this is increasingly— need to declare. this is increasingly desperate activist ieurnaiisn— increasingly desperate activist journalism trying to do the titty— journalism trying to do the tiny werk— journalism trying to do the dirty work for— journalism trying to do the dirty work for the labour party. ant— dirty work for the labour party. ant sue— dirty work for the labour party. and sure enough— dirty work for the labour party. and sure enough ,_ dirty work for the labour party. and sure enough , if angela and sure enough, if angela itawner— and sure enough, if angela itawner an— and sure enough, if angela rayner ran with— and sure enough, if angela rayner ran with it today as ministers— rayner ran with it today as ministers knows, the home seeretaw— ministers knows, the home secretary has— ministers knows, the home secretary has already admitted to secretary has already admitted te treaening— secretary has already admitted to breaching the— secretary has already admitted to breaching the ministerial eeae— to breaching the ministerial eete tw— to breaching the ministerial eete try using— to breaching the ministerial code by using personal emails to snare— code by using personal emails to share sensitive— code by using personal emails to share sensitive government internatien. — share sensitive government information. so- share sensitive government information. so i ask the minister today how many strikes before she's out . it was left to before she's out. it was left to tory mp edward leigh to point out why this witch hunt is not only ludicrous but a targeted smear campaign because of the home secretary's politico ideology. what's home secretary's politico ideology . what's wrong with this ideology. what's wrong with this eeuntrwe— ideology. what's wrong with this eeuntrwe we— ideology. what's wrong with this country? we used— ideology. what's wrong with this country? we used to— 33 what's wrong with this country? we used to have proper seantais— country? we used to have proper scandals about— country? we used to have proper scandals about sex— country? we used to have proper scandals about sex or money or ateut— scandals about sex or money or ateut itine— scandals about sex or money or about prime ministers invading iraq about prime ministers invading irag en— about prime ministers invading irag en dodgy— about prime ministers invading iraq on dodgy evidence in which nuntrets— iraq on dodgy evidence in which nuntrets et— iraq on dodgy evidence in which hundreds of thousands of people die. hundreds of thousands of people die kpparenttw— hundreds of thousands of people die. apparently this is a seantai. — die. apparently this is a scandal. all— die. apparently this is a scandal. all this moral outrage is iutiereus— scandal. all this moral outrage is ludicrous that— scandal. all this moral outrage is ludicrous that a— scandal. all this moral outrage is ludicrous that a minister can ask— is ludicrous that a minister can ask ner— is ludicrous that a minister can ask her private— is ludicrous that a minister can ask her private office about

senetning— ask her private office about something and— ask her private office about something and she takes their atwiee— something and she takes their atwiee .— something and she takes their advice . what's— something and she takes their advice . what's happened to the advice. what's happened to the esnetneriw— advice. what's happened to the osmotherly rules?— advice. what's happened to the osmotherly rules? we all know? wnat-s— osmotherly rules? we all know? was tnis— osmotherly rules? we all know? what's this all— osmotherly rules? we all know? what's this all about? they're attaeking— what's this all about? they're attacking-home. - attacking a good home. secretaries— attacking a good home.| secretaries-to attacking a good home.- secretaries-to attack secretaries are trying to attack the secretaries are trying to attack tne—et— secretaries are trying to attack tne—et mass- the real scandal of mass immigration— the real scandal of mass immigration to this country. ewe— immigration to this country. eiwe us— immigration to this country. eiwe us a— immigration to this country. eiwe us a pen.— immigration to this country. give us a port. so why is sunak puking— give us a port. so why is sunak puking inte— give us a port. so why is sunak buying into this— give us a port. so why is sunak buying into this whipped up crap ? buying into this whipped up crap e its— buying into this whipped up crap ? it's obvious— buying into this whipped up crap ? it's obvious what's- buying into this whipped up crap ? it's obvious what's going on here, prime minister. you've already lost a loyal and effective deputy in dominic raab, who is now quitting politics altogether. don't lose your home secretary to refuse to refer her for another stitch up of an inquiry and let her focus on reducing migration and stopping the boats. then when you might have a very slim chance of re—election . but to chance of re—election. but to respond now, my superstar panel , your top daily mail columnist and broadcaster amanda platell , and broadcaster amanda platell, the journalist and legendary broadcaster to john sergeant and the author rebecca reid. amanda

tell the hunt keeps on going. dan i really don't know where we stan— dan i really don't know where we stan witn— dan i really don't know where we stan witn tnis— dan i really don't know where we start with this story. first of alb— start with this story. first of gt, we — start with this story. first of gt, we saw— start with this story. first of all, we saw what- start with this story. first of all, we saw what was a eenptetetw— all, we saw what was a completely orchestrated campaign by completely orchestrated campaign iw urnaet— completely orchestrated campaign by unnamed civil— completely orchestrated campaign by unnamed civil servants to get rid by unnamed civil servants to get it et— by unnamed civil servants to get rid of dominic— by unnamed civil servants to get rid of dominic raab and then the nest— rid of dominic raab and then the nest inpertant— rid of dominic raab and then the most important thing in that stew— most important thing in that stew was— most important thing in that story was rishi _ most important thing in that story was rishi sunak did not suppert— story was rishi sunak did not suppen nin. — story was rishi sunak did not support him. and then we now nave— support him. and then we now nave a— support him. and then we now nave a tunen— support him. and then we now have a bunch of— support him. and then we now have a bunch of unnamed civil servants— have a bunch of unnamed civil servants twing— have a bunch of unnamed civil servants trying to _ have a bunch of unnamed civil servants trying to get suella braverman out— servants trying to get suella braverman out .— servants trying to get suella braverman out . and again, rishi braverman out. and again, rishi is net— braverman out. and again, rishi is net sewing— braverman out. and again, rishi is net sewing .— braverman out. and again, rishi is not serving , is— braverman out. and again, rishi is not serving, is not s“worthw- is not serving, is not supporting her. now how long is not serving, is not— supporting her. now how long ago this supporting her. now how long ago tnis tnis— supporting her. now how long ago tnis tnis stew— supporting her. now how long ago this this story broke? two days age. — this this story broke? two days age. new— this this story broke? two days age. new teng— this this story broke? two days ago. how long does it take to werk— ago. how long does it take to werk eut— ago. how long does it take to work out whether— ago. how long does it take to work out whether or not, you knew,— work out whether or not, you knew, weu — work out whether or not, you knew, you sent— work out whether or not, you know, you sent an email that was apprepriate— know, you sent an email that was apprepriate er— know, you sent an email that was appropriate or not,— know, you sent an email that was appropriate or not, but much more interesting— appropriate or not, but much more interesting today that tnese— more interesting today that tnese weu-ii— more interesting today that these you'll know of gus o-penneti.— these you'll know of gus o'donnell. who is he was the nest— o'donnell. who is he was the nest seie— o'donnell. who is he was the most senior civil— o'donnell. who is he was the most senior civil servant, us renn— most senior civil servant, us renn, eenaintw— most senior civil servant, us john, certainly no, rebecca's prepapiw— john, certainly no, rebecca's prepaptw a— john, certainly no, rebecca's probably a little— john, certainly no, rebecca's probably a little bit too young . ne— probably a little bit too young . we was— probably a little bit too young . he was called— probably a little bit too young . he was called god in in westminster.— . he was called god in in westminster. and he said today tnat— westminster. and he said today tnat asking— westminster. and he said today tnat asking a— westminster. and he said today that asking a civil— westminster. and he said today that asking a civil servant for

atwiee— that asking a civil servant for atwiee en— that asking a civil servant for advice on the— that asking a civil servant for advice on the speeding ticket new— advice on the speeding ticket new sne— advice on the speeding ticket how she could— advice on the speeding ticket how she could handle it. and he sait— how she could handle it. and he sait it— how she could handle it. and he sait it weuit— how she could handle it. and he said it would not— how she could handle it. and he said it would not break the code wnen— said it would not break the code wnen ne— said it would not break the code wnen ne was— said it would not break the code when he was asked— said it would not break the code when he was asked about the ateut— when he was asked about the ateut tne— when he was asked about the about the about— when he was asked about the about the about the charity in itwanta— about the about the charity in itwanta ne— about the about the charity in rwanda, he said— about the about the charity in rwanda, he said it was before sne— rwanda, he said it was before sne was— rwanda, he said it was before she was even an— rwanda, he said it was before she was even an elected and it unpait— she was even an elected and it was unpaid and,— she was even an elected and it was unpaid and, you know, let's not was unpaid and, you know, let's net terget— was unpaid and, you know, let's not forget that— was unpaid and, you know, let's not forget that she— was unpaid and, you know, let's not forget that she should get a metat— not forget that she should get a medal because _ not forget that she should get a medal because she had to spend all medal because she had to spend at tnat— medal because she had to spend at tnat tine— medal because she had to spend all that time working with enerie— all that time working with cherie blair.— all that time working with cherie blair. but i'm just tninking— cherie blair. but i'm just thinking this— cherie blair. but i'm just thinking this is we've seen it witn— thinking this is we've seen it with dominic— thinking this is we've seen it with dominic raab. we've seen we've seen the— with dominic raab. we've seen we've seen the civil servants wne— we've seen the civil servants wne eee— we've seen the civil servants wne up.— we've seen the civil servants who come up. they decide, you knew,— who come up. they decide, you knew, tnew— who come up. they decide, you knew, tnew pust— who come up. they decide, you know, they just like animals eening— know, they just like animals eening arter— know, they just like animals coming after a— know, they just like animals coming after a person and tnew-re— coming after a person and they're succeeding and the perse— they're succeeding and the perse wne-s— they're succeeding and the person who's responsible for tetting— person who's responsible for tetting tnen — person who's responsible for letting them succeed is rishi sunak.— letting them succeed is rishi sunak. ne-s— letting them succeed is rishi sunak. he's gutless, he's tistewat— sunak. he's gutless, he's tistewat. ne— sunak. he's gutless, he's disloyal. he proved that when he started— disloyal. he proved that when he stabbed boris— disloyal. he proved that when he stabbed boris in— disloyal. he proved that when he stabbed boris in the back. and i pust— stabbed boris in the back. and i iust tnink— stabbed boris in the back. and i iust tnink ne— stabbed boris in the back. and i just think he is— stabbed boris in the back. and i just think he is the one, unless he just think he is the one, unless ne pust— just think he is the one, unless ne iust saws— just think he is the one, unless he just says clears— just think he is the one, unless he just says clears this quickly . we,— he just says clears this quickly . we, tne— he just says clears this quickly . we, the tories— he just says clears this quickly . we, the tories ,_ he just says clears this quickly . we, the tories , are just over. . we, the tories, are just over. wett— . we, the tories, are just over. weii .— . we, the tories, are just over. weii . as— . we, the tories, are just over. weii . as tre— . we, the tories, are just over. well , as i've been— . we, the tories, are just over. well , as i've been saying- . we, the tories, are just over. well , as i've been saying now well, as i've been saying now for a long time, the deep state

are just working in tandem with the guardian newspaper. so this news story has just dropped, john. and it's just an example , john. and it's just an example, actually, of what the guardian are doing, how they'll working with the woke this with the woke blob. this news story braverman had story says suella braverman had to be fact checked in cabinet meetings. according to civil servants , as they say. she servants, as they say. she repeated she got things wrong, including during cabinet talks about king charles's coronation in march and in meetings held this week on migration. and they say she made basic errors and they had no such similar problems. when priti patel ran the home office. now i seem to remember the guardian launching a similar hate campaign against priti patel . once she's gone, priti patel. once she's gone, all of a sudden they turn their focus on suella brabin. how dare civil servants be leaking private discussions taking place in cabinet meetings to the guardian, not to reveal any stories, but to try and prove an incorrect fact that the home secretary is somehow incompetent. yeah, i mean,

tnat-s— incompetent. yeah, i mean, was wnw— incompetent. yeah, i mean, was wnw i— incompetent. yeah, i mean, that's why i think- incompetent. yeah, i mean, that's why i think for- f yeah, i mean, that's why i think for me, the sinpie— that's why i think for me, the sinpte peint— that's why i think for me, the simple point is— that's why i think for me, the simple point is what did she aetuaiiw— simple point is what did she aetuattw tee— simple point is what did she actually do? not— simple point is what did she actually do? not let's kill the nesseges i— actually do? not let's kill the messengers. i think the idea tnat— messengers. i think the idea tnat weu— messengers. i think the idea that you shout— messengers. i think the idea that you shout at the messengers is mistaken— that you shout at the messengers is mistaken politics. i think wnat— is mistaken politics. i think wnat wee— is mistaken politics. i think what you've got— is mistaken politics. i think what you've got to do is say petities— what you've got to do is say petities is— what you've got to do is say petities is a— what you've got to do is say politics is a rough business. all politics is a rough business. kit sens— politics is a rough business. kit serts et— politics is a rough business. all sorts of things come out. wnat— all sorts of things come out. wnat tit— all sorts of things come out. what did come— all sorts of things come out. what did come out? what did aetuaiiw— what did come out? what did actually happen? what did come out? what did- actually happen?_has actually happen? rishi sunak has now actually happen? rishi sunak has new—teeisien- actually happen? rishi sunak has now—decision ,- actually happen? rishi sunak has now—decision , as. now got to make a decision, as weu— now got to make a decision, as weu-tnese— now got to make a decision, as you these particular you say, on these particular items— you say, on these particular itens net— you say, on these particular items, not rant— you say, on these particular items, not rant on about the piet— items, not rant on about the tiet ant— items, not rant on about the blob and all— items, not rant on about the blob and all that. that's not a geet— blob and all that. that's not a geet itea. — blob and all that. that's not a good idea. you— blob and all that. that's not a good idea. you a— blob and all that. that's not a good idea. /i:::i. : good idea. you a question, though, about the messenger. okay. because you were legendary bbc political right now. bbc political editor, right now. how did you feel about your contemporary after for all of these days of very important discussions at the g7 in japan about international security, about international security, about china, about the economy, how did you feel about the bbc political editor for getting up and asked the prime minister in that context a question about a speeding ticket and then , by the speeding ticket and then, by the way, the political editors of

itv news and sky news followed up asking a question about a speeding ticket. john, i know you don't want to shoot the messenger, but you must agree we've got really troubled we've got a really troubled mainstream broadcast media that's their priority. well, if you could, i just— ” cg well, if you could, i just decide that argument— you could, i just decide that argument because i think the key argument— argument because i think the key argunent nuen— argument because i think the key argument much more interesting inlwaw— argument much more interesting inlwaw is— argument much more interesting inlwaw is wnat— argument much more interesting inlway is what will— argument much more interesting in way is what will rishi in a way is what will rishi sunak— in a way is what will rishi sunak te— in a way is what will rishi sunak do and— in a way is what will rishi sunak do and what he do sunak do and what should he do ateut— sunak do and what should he do ateut sueiia— sunak do and what should he do about suella bravo? he should ignere— about suella bravo? he should ignore-shouldn't- about suella bravo? he should ignore :" e 27 in ignore this. shouldn't he? in taet— ignore this. shouldn't he? in gag, tne— ignore this. shouldn't he? in fact, the politics— ignore this. shouldn't he? in fact, the politics of- ignore this. shouldn't he? in fact, the politics of it- ignore this. : " e 7 in fact, the politics of it are gutte— fact, the politics of it are quite straightforward . he would quite straightforward. he would be quite straightforward. he would te-peiitieaiiw— quite straightforward. he would be-politically to- quite straightforward. he would be politically to get rid of be mad politically to get rid of net. — be mad politically to get rid of net. ves— be mad politically to get rid of her. yes, absolutely mad. she is taking— her. yes, absolutely mad. she is taking aii— her. yes, absolutely mad. she is taking at tne— her. yes, absolutely mad. she is taking all the flak— her. yes, absolutely mad. she is taking all the flak now over the nest— taking all the flak now over the most controversial— taking all the flak now over the most controversial aspect of the gewernnent— most controversial aspect of the government policy. she takes it even— government policy. she takes it every singie— government policy. she takes it every single hour— government policy. she takes it every single hour of the day. ant— every single hour of the day. ant it— every single hour of the day. ant it ne— every single hour of the day. and if he then— every single hour of the day. and if he then punches her in tne— and if he then punches her in tne taek— and if he then punches her in tne taek, it— and if he then punches her in the back, it would just be she's the back, it would just be she's tne entw— the back, it would just be she's tne entv perse— the back, it would just be she's the only person on— the back, it would just be she's the only person on the right of the only person on the right of tne partw— the only person on the right of the party actually— the only person on the right of the party actually trust. ' i: the party actually trust. and teteeea— the party actually trust. and rebecca reed,— the party actually trust. and rebecca reed, even- the party actually trust. and rebecca reed, even you from a left wing point of view, must admit now that this is just campaigning activist journalism by the guardian to try and bring

down on a home secretary because they don't agree with her political views. that's not what's happening. there's two things happening— what's happening. there's two things happening here.- g there's two things happening here. one, ieurnaiists— things happening here. one, journalists are— things happening here. one, journalists are doing their job. inev-re— journalists are doing their job. they're looking— journalists are doing their job. they're looking at stories. inev-re— they're looking at stories. they're finding- they're looking at stories. they're finding things that are tnat— they're finding things that are tnat are— they're finding things that are that are appropriate. and inappropriate.— that are appropriate. and inappropriate. say inappropriate. now, i would say tnat—tning- inappropriate. now, i would say that—thing and- inappropriate. now, i would say that thing and the that the rwanda thing and the speeting— that the rwanda thing and the speeting-tning- that the rwanda thing and the speeding thing are speeding ticket thing are tetativ— speeding ticket thing are totally find totally different. i cannot find new— totally different. i cannot find new a— totally different. i cannot find how a woman having done some enaritv—sne- how a woman having done some enaritv—sne was- how a woman having done some charity—she was an. charity work before she was an mp charity work before she was an air-preteen,— charity work before she was an mp problem, possibly when mp as a problem, possibly when in mp as a problem, possibly when i-was— mp as a problem, possibly when i-was expeset- mp as a problem, possibly when in -was exposed to - in when she was exposed to a itwanta— in when she was exposed to a rwanda benevolently . the rwanda benevolently. the explanation— rwanda benevolently. the explanation would be she thought it-great— explanation would be she thought it-great eeuntrv— it was a great country and she wanted—it- it was a great country and she wantet—it in- wanted to work with it in tuture. — wanted to work with it in future. that's— wanted to work with it in future. that's not a crime. i'll itwanta— future. that's not a crime. i'll itwanta tet— future. that's not a crime. i'll rwanda let it— future. that's not a crime. i'll rwanda let it go.— future. that's not a crime. i'll rwanda let it go. speeding tieket— rwanda let it go. speeding tieket-tne— rwanda let it go. speeding ticket the independent ticket with the independent is twing— ticket with the independent is trying—was- ticket with the independent is trying was rwanda trying to say this was rwanda gate— trying to say this was rwanda gate tetav— trying to say this was rwanda gate today mistaken and gate today which is mistaken and i gate today which is mistaken and i-ateut— gate today which is mistaken and i-about traffic— gate today which is mistaken and i-about traffic the - i think about traffic the website— i think about traffic the website not _ i think about traffic the website not the driving kind the wing— website not the driving kind the tning tnat— website not the driving kind the tning tnat is— website not the driving kind the tning tnat is a— website not the driving kind the thing that is a problem is that sne— thing that is a problem is that sne is— thing that is a problem is that sne is teing— thing that is a problem is that she is doing the— thing that is a problem is that she is doing the classic thing wnere— she is doing the classic thing wnere sne— she is doing the classic thing where she doesn't think the ruies— where she doesn't think the rutes apptv— where she doesn't think the rutes apptv te— where she doesn't think the rules apply to her. she got a speeting— rules apply to her. she got a speeding ticket.— rules apply to her. she got a speeding ticket. she didn't want to speeding ticket. she didn't want te nave— speeding ticket. she didn't want te nave a— speeding ticket. she didn't want to have a speeding ticket. euestien— to have a speeding ticket. question she— to have a speeding ticket. question she asked naughty question she asked a naughty guestien— question that she shouldn't have asket.—iike- asked. it's like it's like saving— asked. it's like it's like saying can take saying if somebody else can take veur—peepie- saying if somebody else can take veur—peepie te- saying if somebody else can take veur—peepie te itl your points. yes, people do it. it your points. yes, people do it. it—i-ve— your points. yes, people do it. it—i-ve get- your points. yes, people do it. it—i-ve get te- your points. yes, people do it. it_|'ve got to say. your points. yes, people do it.i it_|'ve got to say . it is naughty. i've got to say. i-ve— it is naughty. i've got to say. he get— it is naughty. i've got to say. he get te— it is naughty. i've got to say. he get to saw— it is naughty. i've got to say. i've got to say, ministers.- it is naughty. i've got to say. i've got to say, ministers. now,

if they feel can't even ask if they feel they can't even ask a this and get away a question of this and get away with something naughty, though, no, actually not naughty with something naughty, though, no, ranyally not naughty with something naughty, though, no, any anybodyiaughty with something naughty, though, no, any anybody itighty with something naughty, though, no, any anybody it isity because any anybody it is completely legal. i bet you do it. if you had to do a defensive driving course, you'd say, where's my private session? i would not say that , dan, i 07 i would not say that , dan, i would would not say that, dan, i would say would not say that, dan, i would saw it— would not say that, dan, i would saw in te— would not say that, dan, i would saw it be taek— would not say that, dan, i would say i'd be back with a naughty enesltne— say i'd be back with a naughty ones-the back— say i'd be back with a naughty ones the back smuggling in ones at the back smuggling in a bit ones at the back smuggling in a pit et— ones at the back smuggling in a pit et vetka— ones at the back smuggling in a bit of vodka and— ones at the back smuggling in a bit of vodka and having a really fun bit of vodka and having a really tun tine. — bit of vodka and having a really tun tine. nut— bit of vodka and having a really fun time. but the— bit of vodka and having a really fun time. but the point is, she went further than just asked her civil service civil servant. that problem. that was the problem. it was quite obvious the cabinet office were involved. and in this heightened in the heightened atmosphere in the cabinet office are so worried about getting involved in politics, didn't do it. this is really important— politics, didn't do it. this is really important point- it»; i: i: " e i:i:::i c this is really important point here. iawvers— really important point here. iawvers tave— really important point here. lawyers have said- really important point here. lawyers have said there is nothing illegal in what she did. not illegal, but not morals. and people of high moral competence, even incompetent . dan, we could even incompetent. dan, we could get a it's a very it's a complete legal lack of experience but a moral not a goodidea experience but a moral not a good idea immoral. i think it's a moral, good idea immoral. i think it's a rnerat net— good idea immoral. i think it's a moral, not immoral.- good idea immoral. i think it's a moral, not immoral. - g: : i think it's a moral, not immoral. ': a moral, not immoral. amanda rater— a moral, not immoral. amanda pater renn— a moral, not immoral. amanda patel john sergeant rebecca read and we're going to be coming to the boris johnson witch hunt

soon when my superstar panel joined later. but coming joined me later. but coming up, as shock figures the as shock figures show the government is haemorrhaging, government is now haemorrhaging, £1.3 billion housing asylum seekers amid warnings that migration is going to hit 1 million is suella all that stands between us and an open borders nightmare. nigel farage on that soon. but next in the clash , as it's revealed his clash, as it's revealed his broadcasting future is up in the air with the i newspaper reporting, bosses fear another appearance could see him booed and jeered side. should itv still allow phillips schofield to host the soap awards? well, we've got some soap legends to debate this coronation street, sean ward, charlie lawson and debbie arnold. but what do you think, dan, at gb news .com or vote in our poll at gb news on twitter debating phillip schofield after this .

us news . us news. channel now nigel tarage— us news. channel now nigel tarage ant— us news. channel now nigel farage and megyn_ now nigel farage and megyn kelly both eening— farage and megyn kelly both eening up.— farage and megyn kelly both eening up. — farage and megyn kelly both eening up. nut— farage and megyn kelly both coming up. �*" coming up. but first, the clash and phillip schofield's bombshell weekend announcement that he would be leaving this morning with immediate effect was softened by his was seemingly softened by his insistence that he would continue closely continue to work closely with itv. hosting duties at itv. include hosting duties at this year's british soap awards and the promise of a brand new peak time series. but doubts continue to hang over his broadcasting future with sources telling the times newspaper that

they would, quote, be extremely surprised if we see him on the channel after the soap awards which are a bit of a second tier show. so he will end up on a rival channel making documentaries railways and documentaries about railways and itv. insiders reckon even the soap awards could be off the table reports in the table with reports in the i reveal revealing fears that phil could be booed and jeered by the live audience up in manchester next weekend, leaving itv and schofield himself open to further humiliation. so maybe he shouldn't be there at all. well, what do you think? with his future with the broadcaster up in the air and suggestions that he could booed, should itv he could be booed, should itv allow phillip schofield to host the british soap awards? dan at gb news .com. vo now poll at gb news on twitter. but let's debate this now with our soap star supreme . former coronation star supreme. former coronation street bad charlie lawson and sean ward and the wonderful debbie arnold who, let's be honest, she's appeared in basically all of them now , basically all of them now, debbie, you don't like the idea

of having tainted film ? of having tainted film? schofield hosting your soap awards, do you? well it's not tainted. phillip schofield as nuen— tainted. phillip schofield as nuen as— tainted. phillip schofield as nuen as tne— tainted. phillip schofield as much as the fact— xiii: phillip schofield as much as the fact that it will all much as the fact that it will ati te — much as the fact that it will all be about— much as the fact that it will all be about him and not about tnese— all be about him and not about tnese etner— all be about him and not about these other poor— all be about him and not about these other poor actors who spent— these other poor actors who spent years— these other poor actors who spent years trying to get these awats— spent years trying to get these awats ant— spent years trying to get these awards and it— spent years trying to get these awards and it will— spent years trying to get these awards and it will just be about initip. — awards and it will just be about initip. wetetv— awards and it will just be about philip. nobody will even be teeking— philip. nobody will even be teeking at— philip. nobody will even be looking at them. they'll just be teeking— looking at them. they'll just be teeking at— looking at them. they'll just be looking at him— looking at them. they'll just be looking at him the whole time . looking at him the whole time. ant— looking at him the whole time. ant-nearing— looking at him the whole time. and-hearing that- looking at him the whole time. and-hearing that actors. and you're hearing that actors would upset about having would be upset about having philip in that hosting role . philip in that hosting role. well, i don't think they would be upset— well, i don't think they would be upset vet. — well, i don't think they would be upset yet i— well, i don't think they would be upset yet. " " be upset yet. i mean, i mean, the thing is that he hasn't done anything to harm anybody. you know, any actors really. well, i ten-t— know, any actors really. well, i ten-t twink— know, any actors really. well, i don't think so.— know, any actors really. well, i don't think so. but i think that they want the they will definitely want the evening about them and evening to be about them and surely if he hosts it, it will be about don't you agree ? be about him. don't you agree? well, indeed. and sean ward well, indeed. and sean ward folk well, indeed. and sean ward folk are well, indeed. and sean ward folk saving— well, indeed. and sean ward folk are saying actually— well, indeed. and sean ward folk are saying actually he could end up being— are saying actually he could end up being peeet— are saying actually he could end up being booed at— are saying actually he could end up being booed at that event . are saying actually he could end up being booed at that event. i te— up being booed at that event. i te veu— up being booed at that event. i mean, do you have— up being booed at that event. i mean, do you have a problem with it, mean, do you have a problem with n, seane — mean, do you have a problem with n, seane inst— mean, do you have a problem with it, sean? .not that— mean, do you have a problem with it, sean? .not that i've- mean, do you have a problem with it, sean? gist it, sean? it's not that i've got a problem with it, but i do agree it's, you know, soap, land, work hard . they put

land, work hard. they put out a lot of kyiv. you know, it's like a feature film a week. don't get me wrong. the quality of soap land dropped over the last land has dropped over the last few kind of stuff few years with kind of stuff i've putting out. but in i've been putting out. but in general, host was to general, if the host was to tarnish work or distract tarnish that work or distract from it, i think , you know , itv from it, i think, you know, itv really shouldn't allow that to go ahead. it's not even necessarily on phil's choice, but and sean , you say that but and sean, you say that phillip schofield lacks integrity. what phillip schofield lacks integrity . what do you mean by integrity. what do you mean by tnat— integrity. what do you mean by tnate — integrity. what do you mean by tnate weir.— integrity. what do you mean by that ? well, it's— integrity. what do you mean by that 7 well, it's not— integrity. what do you mean by that ? well, it's not that. i that? well, it's not that. i mean, i can't speak personally. i've you know, this industry, you hear a lot about people and you hear a lot about people and you can't believe everything you read assuming read in the press. but assuming phil , i suppose you could phil is gay, i suppose you could say lived double life for say he's lived a double life for quite some time of his life. and in a consequence of that would some know, he's some would say, you know, he's not integrity. i not fully in integrity. but i understand it's difficult coming not fully in integrity. but i undofitand it's difficult coming not fully in integrity. but i undof;tan(closet.fficult coming not fully in integrity. but i undofitanicloset. so ult coming not fully in integrity. but i undofitanicloset. so there ning not fully in integrity. but i undofitanicloset. so there isig out of the closet. so there is elements but, you know, elements to it. but, you know, who's the mysterious boyfriend at the time of that, i felt sorry more for his wife than anything. but, you know, with so

much going on, i hate to bring it up, but his brother was convicted 11 sexual child convicted of 11 sexual child offences in april, this is, offences in april, and this is, you know , hanging around him . you know, hanging around him. and we don't know why he's fallen out with holly. we don't really know why he's being kicked off this morning. so you know, i think they should protect the charlie lawson. isn't that a point? you know, nes— isn't that a point? you know, ne-s niret— isn't that a point? you know, he's mired in— isn't that a point? you know, he's mired in scandal. he's tatten— he's mired in scandal. he's taiten eut— he's mired in scandal. he's fallen out with— he's mired in scandal. he's fallen out with holly willoughby, and it feels like itv willoughby, and it feels like iiv are— willoughby, and it feels like itv are basically saying, oh , itv are basically saying, oh, tut— itv are basically saying, oh, tut ten-t— itv are basically saying, oh, but don't worry,— itv are basically saying, oh, but don't worry, you can go and nest— but don't worry, you can go and test tne— but don't worry, you can go and test tne seap— but don't worry, you can go and host the soap awards because no one cares about— host the soap awards because no one cares about those. it's not reaiiv— one cares about those. it's not reativ tne— one cares about those. it's not really the right— one cares about those. it's not really the right approach, is it, really the right approach, is n, enariie— really the right approach, is it, charlie .7 _ really the right approach, is it, charlie ? eunice e it, charlie? well, look, listen, you mustn't forget behind all this. and nice to see you both . this. and nice to see you both. reiks— this. and nice to see you both. reiks tnere. — this. and nice to see you both. folks there. um,— this. and nice to see you both. folks there. um, itv- and nice to see you both. folks there. um, itv are making stupit. — folks there. um, itv are making stupit. vau— folks there. um, itv are making stupid. you know— folks there. um, itv are making stupid. you know what i mean? they know if there was any danger of this show falling on its then philip would be not part of it . but its then philip would be not part of it. but there are many, many things that will protect themselves as a company. the

first thing is, i mean, i was honoured a few years ago for presenting the first tony warren award to james bay and god rest his soul. and there is a there is a two minute window of edit because they cut out 1—1 sentence said about how much i liked the man which hadn't been written by their lovely little scriptwriter . so they all got scriptwriter. so they all got nato and cut it so there is a vehicle for cutting it . got it. vehicle for cutting it. got it. i don't think for one minute this soap awards are anything like baftas or like the oscars, the baftas or the oliviers . i can't see any the oliviers. i can't see any actor from eastenders, coronation street or emmerdale farm send a boot or a goose because they're not like that. they do. sean you're right. they work extremely hard , but most of work extremely hard, but most of them couldn't spell politics and care even less . so there's be care even less. so there's be nothing coming from the platform . you might get somebody who comes on to present a prize who probably thinks, here's my big moment. i'm going to get the knife in. but you know what? in

my experience, philip , i know my experience, philip, i know he's been awful to you and eamonn, my best mate , one of my eamonn, my best mate, one of my best mates, got a bucket of off him, but basically , most actors, him, but basically, most actors, i think, have been treated all right by him. i haven't really met any actors or actresses , met any actors or actresses, although although debbie , who although although debbie, who have had a bad time from him. so i expect it will all go off without a hitch. and to be honest with you, i hope i'm right, because as sean said, of course, it's got to be about the soap awards. exactly . it's got soap awards. exactly. it's got to soap awards. exactly. it's got te te— soap awards. exactly. it's got te te ateut— soap awards. exactly. it's got to be about the— soap awards. exactly. it's got to be about the soap- : exactly. it's got to be about the soap awards. its— to be about the soap awards. its net— to be about the soap awards. it's not about— to be about the soap awards. it's not about phillip- it's not about phillip schofield, but debbie, you say what's happened to phillip schofield calmer because he schofield is calmer because he was to fern britton and was mean to fern britton and it's all come back to bite him on the behind. what do you mean by tnat?— on the behind. what do you mean by tnate wett— on the behind. what do you mean by that? well the— on the behind. what do you mean by that? well the thing— i: what do you mean by that? well the thing is it's all by that? well the thing is it's air—iike- by that? well the thing is it's all—like that. - by that? well the thing is it's all—like that. l all sort of gone like that. rirst— all sort of gone like that. rirst et— all sort of gone like that. first of all,— all sort of gone like that. first of all, it— all sort of gone like that. first of all, it started - all sort of gone like that. first of all, it started with john. leslie it? he went john. leslie didn't it? he went out phillip john. leslie didn't it? he went out-phillip was- john. leslie didn't it? he went. out-phillip was brought out and then phillip was brought in-ant— out and then phillip was brought in-ant tnen— out and then phillip was brought in-and then fern- out and then phillip was brought in and then fern was in by fern and then fern was teetet— in by fern and then fern was teetet eut— in by fern and then fern was booted out, wasn't she? ' i: booted out, wasn't she? and apparenttv— booted out, wasn't she? and apparently that was something to do with phillip . and now do with phillip. and now philip's gone. and that's

senetning— philip's gone. and that's something to— philip's gone. and that's something to do- e 3 and that's something to do with holly. but wnat— something to do with holly. but wnat wetnes— something to do with holly. but what worries me— something to do with holly. but what worries me now, guys, we're geing— what worries me now, guys, we're geing-at— what worries me now, guys, we're going-at something- going to look at something eenptetetv— going to look at something completely different here. /i:::i. completely different here. you knew— completely different here. you knew wnat— completely different here. you knew wnat-te- completely different here. you. know what-to caroline know what happened to caroline flack? you know what happened to her flack? you know what happened to net wnen— flack? you know what happened to net wnen sne— flack? you know what happened to her when she was— flack? you know what happened to her when she was ,_ flack? you know what happened to her when she was , you— f7 you know what happened to her when she was , you know, her when she was, you know, atseiuteiv— her when she was, you know, absolutely vilified and this is wnat-s— absolutely vilified and this is what's happening to phillip at the what's happening to phillip at tne neent— what's happening to phillip at the moment. i— what's happening to phillip at the moment. i mean, everyone's naving— the moment. i mean, everyone's naving a— the moment. i mean, everyone's naving a ge— the moment. i mean, everyone's naving a ge .— the moment. i mean, everyone's having a go . nobody really, having a go. nobody really, reaiiv— having a go. nobody really, really knows— having a go. nobody really, really knows what's happened. do you really knows what's happened. do veu net— really knows what's happened. do veu net werew— really knows what's happened. do you not worry slightly. i know you— you not worry slightly. i know veu-iike— you not worry slightly. i know veu-tike tin.- you not worry slightly. i know you-like him, but- you not worry slightly. i know you like him, but do you you don't like him, but do you tnink— you don't like him, but do you tninkinis— you don't like him, but do you think-his mental- you don't like him, but do you think his mental health will think his his mental health will be, think his his mental health will ire. veu— think his his mental health will pe. veu knew— think his his mental health will pe. veu knew .— think his his mental health will be, you know , shattered by this? be, you know, shattered by this? wett— be, you know, shattered by this? weii i— be, you know, shattered by this? weii i guess— be, you know, shattered by this? well i guess look,— be, you know, shattered by this? well i guess look, i guess etvieusiv— well i guess look, i guess obviously you— well i guess look, i guess obviously you always worry about new— obviously you always worry about new peepte — obviously you always worry about new peepte witt— obviously you always worry about how people will cope with these sens— how people will cope with these sorts-situations— how people will cope with these sorts-situations . _ how people will cope with these sorts situations . p kilt: sorts of situations. at the end of sorts of situations. at the end at tne— sorts of situations. at the end of the day, though, what i would say, sean, is that i've seen phillip this to so many phillip do this to so many people in the industry, so many people in the industry, so many people he's ruined their career. he's banned them from appearing on shows so , sean, i guess if on shows so, sean, i guess if you play with fire, sometimes you play with fire, sometimes you get burned out . yeah. i mean you get burned out. yeah. i mean , i've you get burned out. yeah. i mean . be keen— you get burned out. yeah. i mean . be keen te— you get burned out. yeah. i mean , i've been to the— you get burned out. yeah. i mean , i've been to the soap— gig : yeah. i mean , i've been to the soap awards etvieusiv— , i've been to the soap awards obviously before,— , i've been to the soap awards obviously before, and i'll take my nat— obviously before, and i'll take my nat eti—

obviously before, and i'll take my nat ett te— obviously before, and i'll take my hat off to phil. he does deliberately— my hat off to phil. he does deliberately get you in and out guiek— deliberately get you in and out quick because— deliberately get you in and out quick because the soap awards aent— quick because the soap awards aren't-exciting.— aren't that exciting. and he says— aren't that exciting. and he savs ne— aren't that exciting. and he says ne saws— aren't that exciting. and he says he says - he i aren't that exciting. and he- says he says-he starts. says he says it when he starts. he says he says it when he starts. ne-ten-t— says he says it when he starts. ne-ten-t werew- says he says it when he starts. he don't worry, you'll get he says, don't worry, you'll get to he says, don't worry, you'll get te—guiek— he says, don't worry, you'll get te—guiek as- he says, don't worry, you'll get te—guiek as i- he says, don't worry, you'll get to_quick as i can. he says, don't worry, you'll get to quick as i can get to the bar as quick as i can get you— to the bar as quick as i can get veu ttere— to the bar as quick as i can get veu tnere. ant— to the bar as quick as i can get you there. and from my perspeetive— you there. and from my perspective, always perspective, i've always respeetet— perspective, i've alwaysi respected -there perspective, i've always respected -there so respected him. but there is so nuen— respected him. but there is so nuen geing— respected him. but there is so nuen geing en— respected him. but there is so much going on behind the scenes tnat—nave— much going on behind the scenes that—havelclue- that none of us have a clue ateut— that none of us have a clue about—think. that none of us have a clue- about_think indeed about. yeah, and i think indeed we pust— about. yeah, and i think indeed we iust neet— about. yeah, and i think indeed we just need to— about. yeah, and i think indeed we just need to kind of wait a tittie— we just need to kind of wait a iittie tit.— we just need to kind of wait a little bit. indeed,— we just need to kind of wait a little bit. indeed, we do have itea. — little bit. indeed, we do have idea i— little bit. indeed, we do have some idea. i have- little bit. indeed, we do have some idea. : some idea. i have some idea. but it's story idea, it's a fascinating story idea, dan, we want to know what it dan, but we want to know what it is. can i just can i meet you is. can ijust can i meet you seeretiv— is. can ijust can i meet you seeretiv ant— is. can ijust can i meet you secretly and you— can ijust can i meet you secretly and you can tell me? yes. — secretly and you can tell me? yes. ves— secretly and you can tell me? yes. yes. we— secretly and you can tell me? yes. yes, we can.— secretly and you can tell me? yes. yes, we can. absolutely do that. soaps. if he did know that. our soaps. if he did know about his brother, then we'll say not good thing say that's not very good thing indeed. say that's not very good thing indeed . charlie lawson, sean indeed. charlie lawson, sean ward. debbie arnold, thank you so much . so what do you think? so much. so what do you think? should allow phillip should itv allow phillip schofield soap schofield to host the soap awards phillip on twitter ? awards from phillip on twitter? i wonder if his last name schofield yes, if they want him and they should be prepared to accept the consequences, why not? from arnie? i personally feel this would be a very bad move itv's part. public move on itv's part. public support for him is not great at

the moment and he is based out of the limelight for a while. and from fred. yes, let him be booed and jeered. know booed and jeered. let him know what . and what people think of him. and your is now in in just your verdict is now in in just 22% of you think itv should allow phillip schofield to host the soap awards. 78% think he should stay away . coming up, as should stay away. coming up, as prince harry loses his bid for oligarch style security every time he lands in the uk. and a leading washington think tank reveals americans want the winning duke gone from their shores. has the sussexes fake new york car chase turned them into global pariahs ? superstar into global pariahs? superstar us journalist meghan kelly with me soon, my next is shock figures show the government is now haemorrhaging £1.3 billion housing asylum seekers while superwoman suella unveils a fresh crackdown on overseas students. is our home secretary now all that stands between us and an open borders nightmare ? and an open borders nightmare? and is that why they all want her gone now? nigel farage live on that in just one moment.

on gb news, the people's. enannet— on gb news, the people's. enannei my— on gb news, the people's. channel my meghan kelly on nine— channel my meghan kelly on pine warn-s— channel my meghan kelly on prince harry's major defeat against— prince harry's major defeat against tne— prince harry's major defeat against the uk— prince harry's major defeat against the uk government coming up- _ against the uk government coming up. nut— against the uk government coming up. but its— against the uk government coming up. put its tinne— against the uk government coming up. but it's time now— against the uk government coming up. but it's time now for- against the uk government coming up. but it's time now for what the farage and the home secretary's bid to stop britain's migrant surge continue today with a pledge to crack down on overseas students bringing family members to the uk from january 2024. suella braverman said the economic

benefit of foreign students should not come at the expense of tory. manifesto promises to slash migration. but the tough plan came as ministers brace themselves for i watery net migration numbers to top a staggering 1 million people this yeah staggering 1 million people this year. the record high figure made up of those entering the uk minus those leaving is set to eclipse the previous peak of 504,000. in the year to june 504,000. set in the year to june 2022. so nigel look faux pas folks seem out to get suella braverman this week. there's been a lot of claims that i believe is spurious. do you think it has anything to do with the fact that she seems to be the fact that she seems to be the only person around that cabinet table who genuinely wants to reduce net migration ? wants to reduce net migration? yes, i think her problem is tweete— yes, i think her problem is twofold. number one, of course , twofold. number one, of course, the twofold. number one, of course, tne piet— twofold. number one, of course, tne tiet want— twofold. number one, of course, the blob want to— twofold. number one, of course, the blob want to get her and tnev-re— the blob want to get her and were teing— the blob want to get her and they're doing very well, aren't tneve— they're doing very well, aren't tneve inev-ve — they're doing very well, aren't they? they've got— they're doing very well, aren't they? they've got dominic raab out they? they've got dominic raab eut et— they? they've got dominic raab out of politics. _ they? they've got dominic raab out of politics. boris johnson yet— out of politics. boris johnson vet mere— out of politics. boris johnson yet more reports— out of politics. boris johnson yet more reports going into the petiee— yet more reports going into the petiee tetav. — yet more reports going into the petiee tetav. i— yet more reports going into the police today. i mean, goodness knews— police today. i mean, goodness knews wnv— police today. i mean, goodness knows why now. _ police today. i mean, goodness knows why now. so yes of course.

nut— knows why now. so yes of course. but tut— knows why now. so yes of course. but tut pan — knows why now. so yes of course. but but dan, here's— knows why now. so yes of course. but but dan, here's the big one. ine— but but dan, here's the big one. ine reat— but but dan, here's the big one. the real truth— but but dan, here's the big one. the real truth is— but but dan, here's the big one. the real truth is the tory party want— the real truth is the tory party want te— the real truth is the tory party want te get— the real truth is the tory party want to get rid— the real truth is the tory party want to get rid of— the real truth is the tory party want to get rid of it to please . piease— want to get rid of it to please . ptease te— want to get rid of it to please . ptease te net— want to get rid of it to please , please do not believe any rneterie— , please do not believe any rneterie veu— , please do not believe any rhetoric you hear from any rneernt— rhetoric you hear from any rneernt tav— rhetoric you hear from any modern day conservative prime minister— modern day conservative prime minister that— modern day conservative prime minister that they want to eete— minister that they want to eete net— minister that they want to reduce net migration. they ten-t.— reduce net migration. they ten-t. it— reduce net migration. they ten-t. it is— reduce net migration. they don't. it is the— reduce net migration. they don't. it is the great immigration lie put to us in generat— immigration lie put to us in general elections in 2010, 2015, now.— general elections in 2010, 2015, zeii. nut— general elections in 2010, 2015, 2017. but worst— general elections in 2010, 2015, 2017. but worst of— general elections in 2010, 2015, 2017. but worst of all, 2019. renn— 2017. but worst of all, 2019. renn sen— 2017. but worst of all, 2019. john son having— 2017. but worst of all, 2019. john son having made the pledge to john son having made the pledge te eete— john son having made the pledge to reduce numbers— john son having made the pledge to reduce numbers and we had verv— to reduce numbers and we had some very interesting insight tren— some very interesting insight tren tiek— some very interesting insight from nick. timothy, you know, a terner— from nick. timothy, you know, a former number— from nick. timothy, you know, a former number 10— from nick. timothy, you know, a former number 10 this week , he former number 10 this week, he aetuaiiv— former number 10 this week, he actually phoned— former number 10 this week, he actually phoned his ministers to say actually phoned his ministers to saw ten-t— actually phoned his ministers to say don't campaign on this, ten-t— say don't campaign on this, don't believe— say don't campaign on this, don't believe in— say don't campaign on this, don't believe in it. who put in piaee— don't believe in it. who put in piaee tne— don't believe in it. who put in place the most— don't believe in it. who put in place the most liberal immigration- place the most liberal immigration system in the world pest— immigration system in the world pest nreaite— immigration system in the world post brexit? boris— immigration system in the world post brexit? boris johnson you can come into— post brexit? boris johnson you can come into this country and take— can come into this country and take eertain— can come into this country and take certain jobs— can come into this country and take certain jobs .— can come into this country and take certain jobs . on £10,000 take certain jobs. on £10,000 a wear— take certain jobs. on £10,000 a wear tess— take certain jobs. on £10,000 a wear tess tnan— take certain jobs. on £10,000 a year less than the— take certain jobs. on £10,000 a year less than the minimum wage . se— year less than the minimum wage . se nuen— year less than the minimum wage . se nuen ter— year less than the minimum wage . so much for skilled migration . wne— . so much for skilled migration . wne put— . so much for skilled migration . wne put in— . so much for skilled migration . who put in place—

. so much for skilled migration . who put in place the idea that students— . who put in place the idea that students could— . who put in place the idea that students could bring dependents to students could bring dependents te tne— students could bring dependents to the university— students could bring dependents to the university gets the money for to the university gets the money ter tne— to the university gets the money ter tne eeuntrw— to the university gets the money for the country, has— to the university gets the money for the country, has to pick up tne— for the country, has to pick up tne neaitn— for the country, has to pick up the health bills— for the country, has to pick up the health bills and everything eise— the health bills and everything etse. tn— the health bills and everything etse. i-n serrv— the health bills and everything else. i'm sorry to— the health bills and everything else. i'm sorry to say. and i tnink— else. i'm sorry to say. and i tnink tnis— else. i'm sorry to say. and i think this thursday will mark a neent— think this thursday will mark a rneent wnen— think this thursday will mark a moment when we— think this thursday will mark a moment when we know he cannot tetieve— moment when we know he cannot tetieve tne— moment when we know he cannot believe the conservative party on immigration— believe the conservative party on immigration and when the argument— on immigration and when the argument well,— on immigration and when the argument well, labour would be eti— argument well, labour would be worse off doesn't— argument well, labour would be worse off doesn't hold any water any more. suella— worse off doesn't hold any water any more. suella braverman i tnink— any more. suella braverman i tnink is— any more. suella braverman i think is genuine.— any more. suella braverman i think is genuine. she is sincere. yeah- think is genuine. she is sincere. yeah actually believes in wnat— sincere. yeah actually believes in wnat sne— sincere. yeah actually believes in what she says— sincere. yeah actually believes in what she says and that makes her in what she says and that makes ner an— in what she says and that makes her an inconvenience. i mean, veu— her an inconvenience. i mean, veu knew.— her an inconvenience. i mean, you know. gillian— her an inconvenience. i mean, you know. gillian keegan, the ttueatien— you know. gillian keegan, the education secretary , wants education secretary, wants untinitet— education secretary, wants untinitet .— education secretary, wants unlimited . yeah, yeah, yeah. she unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she savs .— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says . twing— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says . pring tnen— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says , bring them in. eunice says, bring them in. well, tiger.— says, bring them in. well, npga, its— says, bring them in. well, nigel, it's funny. it's as if rishi sunak has been listening to you, nigel, because he has begun the damage control right now i have just been handed a

piece he is writing for tomorrow's daily telegraph. let me share some of it with you, nigel. and you can react for the first time live on air. sunak says it's not just a question of legality . we can't have legality. we can't have uncontrolled legal migration either . that's unfair, too. it either. that's unfair, too. it leads to unmanageable pressures on housing, schools and hospitals in many of our communities and where it is too high too and fast, it can make it difficult for communities to integrate new arrivals . i mean, integrate new arrivals. i mean, he could be reading a monologue from the nigel farage show on gb news, but you're saying we can't trust what he's saying. well, well , well. isn't that well, well. isn't that remarkable - isn't that remarkable from a career petitieian— remarkable from a career politician to— remarkable from a career politician to tell the people wnat— politician to tell the people wnat tnev— politician to tell the people what they need— politician to tell the people what they need to hear at the tast— what they need to hear at the iast minute.— what they need to hear at the last minute, by— what they need to hear at the last minute, by the way, is this the last minute, by the way, is this tne sane— last minute, by the way, is this the same rishi— last minute, by the way, is this the same rishi sunak you on the piane— the same rishi sunak you on the piane te— the same rishi sunak you on the ptane te tne— the same rishi sunak you on the ptane te tne ei— the same rishi sunak you on the plane to the g7 in— the same rishi sunak you on the plane to the g7 in japan just a tew— plane to the g7 in japan just a tew tavs— plane to the g7 in japan just a tew tavs age— plane to the g7 in japan just a few days ago wouldn't commit to retueing— few days ago wouldn't commit to retueing net— few days ago wouldn't commit to reducing net migration to below natt— reducing net migration to below tan a— reducing net migration to below half a million?— reducing net migration to below half a million? _ reducing net migration to below half a million? i— reducing net migration to below half a million? i:i:::i half a million? i do not believe a word this man says .

half a million? i do not believe a word this man says. i think he is the most insincere spinner we've seen since tony blair in number 10. he doesn't believe a word of it, but that's okay. feed red meat to the voters. forget our past failures and election after election. we believe them . i don't believe believe them. i don't believe after thursday we will any more. this is all the great conservative immigration lie. and i'm sorry to use that word , and i'm sorry to use that word, but i really mean it. nigel, can i just but i really mean it. nigel, can iiust take— but i really mean it. nigel, can iiust take ee— but i really mean it. nigel, can i just take one moment- ”0an . nigel, can i just take one moment to ask you— i just take one moment to ask veu ateut— i just take one moment to ask veu ateut a— i just take one moment to ask you about a story— i just take one moment to ask you about a story closer to nenee— you about a story closer to nenee in— you about a story closer to home? in the— you about a story closer to home? in the last hour, it has teen— home? in the last hour, it has been revealed— home? in the last hour, it has been revealed that gb news has teen— been revealed that gb news has been named— been revealed that gb news has been named the— been revealed that gb news has been named the favourite, the nest— been named the favourite, the nest revet— been named the favourite, the most loved news— been named the favourite, the most loved news brand in the uk. — most loved news brand in the uk. in— most loved news brand in the uk. in tnis— most loved news brand in the uk. in this massive annual u.k. in this massive annual survey— u.k. in this massive annual survey by— uk. in this massive annual survey by savanta , which survey by savanta, which aetuaiiv— survey by savanta, which actually takes - survey by savanta, which actually takes into account the teetings— actually takes into account the teetings et— actually takes into account the feelings of more— actually takes into account the feelings of more than 40,000 peepie— feelings of more than 40,000 peepte. i— feelings of more than 40,000 peepte. i mean— feelings of more than 40,000 people. i mean, this is not a smart— people. i mean, this is not a small sample.— people. i mean, this is not a small sample. this is a major pett— small sample. this is a major peti. ant— small sample. this is a major poll. and we've— small sample. this is a major poll. and we've beaten the euartian— poll. and we've beaten the guardian .— poll. and we've beaten the guardian , an— poll. and we've beaten the guardian , an and the sun guardian, an and the sun newspaper— guardian, an and the sun newspaper .— guardian, an and the sun newspaper , which are in number

newspaper, which are in number twe— newspaper, which are in number we ant— newspaper, which are in number we ant nurnrte— newspaper, which are in number two. and number three positions. i two. and number three positions. i mean— two. and number three positions. i tiger.— two. and number three positions. i npga, veu— two. and number three positions. i mean, nigel, you were on my tirst— i mean, nigel, you were on my tirst ever— i mean, nigel, you were on my tirst stew— i mean, nigel, you were on my first ever show on— i mean, nigel, you were on my first ever show on this channel, wnien— first ever show on this channel, wnien was— first ever show on this channel, which was nearly— first ever show on this channel, which was nearly two years ago. in — which was nearly two years ago. in sue— which was nearly two years ago. in veu— which was nearly two years ago. i'm sure you remember after that nigtt—werel night, nigel, they said we were tinisnet— night, nigel, they said we were tinisnet-veu— night, nigel, they said we were finished you there finished, but, you know, there were predictions— finished, but, you know, there were predictions in newspapers iike— were predictions in newspapers iike ine— were predictions in newspapers like the guardian— were predictions in newspapers like the guardian we like the guardian that we weuitn-t— like the guardian that we wouldn't—it. like the guardian that we wouldn't—it to| like the guardian that we- wouldn't_it to three wouldn't even make it to three nentts— wouldn't even make it to three nentns-new— wouldn't even make it to three months.-now the- wouldn't even make it to three months. now the people's months. and now the people's enannei— months. and now the people's enannei is— months. and now the people's channel is the— months. and now the people's channel is the favourite news tarant— channel is the favourite news trant in— channel is the favourite news trant in tne— channel is the favourite news brand in the u.k._ channel is the favourite news brand in the uk. the story of gb brand in the uk. the story of en wews— brand in the uk. the story of en news is— brand in the uk. the story of en news is a— brand in the uk. the story of gb news is a pretty incredible one:— gb news is a pretty incredible isn-t— gb news is a pretty incredible isn-t ite— gb news is a pretty incredible one, isn't it? nigel it's a line i one, isn't it? nigel it's a line i use— one, isn't it? nigel it's a line i use once before— one, isn't it? nigel it's a line i use once before in the turepean— i use once before in the european parliament, a couple of days— european parliament, a couple of tavs arter— european parliament, a couple of tavs atter tne— european parliament, a couple of days after the brexit vote. but i days after the brexit vote. but i said.— days after the brexit vote. but i said. wnat?— days after the brexit vote. but i said, what? i— days after the brexit vote. but i said, what? i came- days after the brexit vote. but i said, what? i came here years ago and said we'd leave the european union . you all laughed european union. you all laughed at me. well when they said gb news was finished and they laughed at us. i'll tell you what, dan, they're not laughing now. and think it's tremendous. i actually can't believe it because of that 45,000. i bet a lot of them still didn't know we even exist. so what's happening here is those that come to gb news and find gb news akua

absolutely love it and think. and you know, our real success is we've established a brand and we're fair and we're open. we have debate from all sides and sometimes it's pretty heated stuff, but it's real. it's the kind of debate that goes on in families, certainly in mine and in parliament wherever we go to. and if we manage to achieve this with 45,000 people selected by savanta on a scientific basis, when i bet half of them don't even know who we are , then it even know who we are, then it just goes to show the channel has amazing potential. this is a great moment. it really is. two years on from andrew neil walking out from don't remind me . i mean it was a it was choose my words carefully. it was a catastrophe. it was something show. and so this really is an absolute feather in the cap. i'm

thrilled . you're thrilled. and thrilled. you're thrilled. and i think the rest of the media industry , we are going to go , industry, we are going to go, oh, my goodness gracious me . and oh, my goodness gracious me. and let's hope and let's hope that the advertiser industry and let's remember this , many of let's remember this, many of whom boycotted gb news for a minute of air time, had been put out. let's hope they come to their senses, too. absolutely very well put. and of course , we very well put. and of course, we nave— very well put. and of course, we nave te— very well put. and of course, we nave te tnank— very well put. and of course, we have to thank our— very well put. and of course, we have to thank our incredible taniiv— have to thank our incredible taniiv et— have to thank our incredible family of viewers, because witneut— family of viewers, because without them _ family of viewers, because without them ,_ family of viewers, because without them , we are nothing . without them, we are nothing. wigei— without them, we are nothing. wiget rarage— without them, we are nothing. wiget rarage it— without them, we are nothing. nigel farage it was very heated at tne— nigel farage it was very heated at tne tep— nigel farage it was very heated at tne tep et— nigel farage it was very heated at the top of your— nigel farage it was very heated at the top of your show tonight. tenet.— at the top of your show tonight. neatet. tut— at the top of your show tonight. heated, but fair. _ at the top of your show tonight. heated, but fair. so i recommend peepie— heated, but fair. so i recommend peepte eneek— heated, but fair. so i recommend people check that— heated, but fair. so i recommend people check that out at nitnignt— people check that out at midnight if— people check that out at midnight if they missed it. nigel— midnight if they missed it. npga, tnank— midnight if they missed it. nigel, thank you so much. but eening— nigel, thank you so much. but eening up.— nigel, thank you so much. but eening up. as— nigel, thank you so much. but coming up, as the— nigel, thank you so much. but coming up, as the partygate witennunt— coming up, as the partygate witchhunt continues with boris rennsen— witchhunt continues with boris johnson referred— witchhunt continues with boris johnson referred to the police over new lockdown rule breaking eiains— over new lockdown rule breaking claims, should— over new lockdown rule breaking claims, should cops ignore the weke— claims, should cops ignore the weke piet— claims, should cops ignore the woke blob and— claims, should cops ignore the woke blob and msm's craven attempt— woke blob and msm's craven attenpt te— woke blob and msm's craven attempt to end— woke blob and msm's craven attempt to end the former pm's petitieai— attempt to end the former pm's political career?— attempt to end the former pm's political career? my superstar panei— political career? my superstar panei-tetate- political career? my superstar panel debate that soon. panel returns debate that soon. but panel returns debate that soon. nut next.— panel returns debate that soon. but next. as— panel returns debate that soon. but next, as prince— panel returns debate that soon. but next, as prince harry loses his but next, as prince harry loses nis tit— but next, as prince harry loses nis tit ter— but next, as prince harry loses his bid for oligarch style

seeuritv— his bid for oligarch style security every- his bid for oligarch style security every time he lands in the security every time he lands in tne uk— security every time he lands in tne uk ant— security every time he lands in tne uk ant a— security every time he lands in the uk and a leading washington. inink— the uk and a leading washington. inink tank— the uk and a leading washington. think tank reveals— the uk and a leading washington. think tank reveals americans want— think tank reveals americans want tne— think tank reveals americans want the winning duke gone from tneir— want the winning duke gone from tneir snees— want the winning duke gone from tneir snees .— want the winning duke gone from their shores . has— want the winning duke gone from their shores . has the sussexes their shores. has the sussexes tate— their shores. has the sussexes tate ne— their shores. has the sussexes fate new york— their shores. has the sussexes fate new york car— their shores. has the sussexes fate new york car chase turn tnen — fate new york car chase turn tnen inte — fate new york car chase turn them into global— fate new york car chase turn them into global pariahs? soon star— them into global pariahs? soon star us— them into global pariahs? soon star us journalist— them into global pariahs? soon star us journalist meghan kelly. sne-s— star us journalist meghan kelly. sne-s ative— star us journalist meghan kelly. she's alive with— star us journalist meghan kelly. she's alive with me on this in pust— she's alive with me on this in iust a— she's alive with me on this in iust a neent— she's alive with me on this in just a moment .—

time now for us, media superstar megan— time now for us, media superstar iiegan kettv— time now for us, media superstar iiegan kettv. ant— time now for us, media superstar megan kelly. and breaking tenigtt— megan kelly. and breaking tenignt. ee— megan kelly. and breaking tonight, one of— megan kelly. and breaking tonight, one of the most disastrous— tonight, one of the most disastrous weeks of the sussexes five disastrous weeks of the sussexes tive wear— disastrous weeks of the sussexes five year marriage— disastrous weeks of the sussexes five year marriage has just got a neit— five year marriage has just got a new et— five year marriage has just got a new et a— five year marriage has just got a hell of a lot— five year marriage has just got a hell of a lot worse. as sullen irinee— a hell of a lot worse. as sullen irinee warn— a hell of a lot worse. as sullen prince harry loses— a hell of a lot worse. as sullen prince harry loses a high prettie— prince harry loses a high profile court— prince harry loses a high profile court case against the uk government— profile court case against the uk government .— profile court case against the uk government . it profile court case against the uk government. it and yet anetner— uk government. it and yet anetner et— uk government. it and yet another of his— uk government. it and yet another of his pathetic public regat— another of his pathetic public legal wrangles_ another of his pathetic public legal wrangles ,_ another of his pathetic public legal wrangles , the duke of legal wrangles, the duke of tetusien— legal wrangles, the duke of delusion, failed— legal wrangles, the duke of delusion, failed in his high prettie— delusion, failed in his high pretiie tit— delusion, failed in his high profile bid to— delusion, failed in his high profile bid to bring a challenge against— profile bid to bring a challenge against tne— profile bid to bring a challenge against the home— profile bid to bring a challenge against the home office over its retusai— against the home office over its retusai te— against the home office over its refusal to allow— against the home office over its refusal to allow him to pay for

petiee— refusal to allow him to pay for police protection— refusal to allow him to pay for police protection while in the uk. — police protection while in the uk. tew— police protection while in the uk. wew tne— police protection while in the uk. now the blow comes less than aweek— uk. now the blow comes less than a week arter— uk. now the blow comes less than a week after the— uk. now the blow comes less than a week after the sussexes evernvpet— a week after the sussexes overhyped new york car chase was gtetaiiv—a— overhyped new york car chase was gtetaitv—a taree- overhyped new york car chase was globally—a farce ,- globally exposed as a farce, wnien— globally exposed as a farce, which experts— globally exposed as a farce, which experts now believe has tueiiet— which experts now believe has fuelled increasing american sentiment— fuelled increasing american sentiment for— fuelled increasing american sentiment for the ginger windsor to sentiment for the ginger windsor te pernanentiv— sentiment for the ginger windsor to permanently return to britain.— to permanently return to britain. so _ to permanently return to britain. so this is the moment. kevin— britain. so this is the moment. kevin roberts,— britain. so this is the moment. kevin roberts, he's the president— kevin roberts, he's the president of- kevin roberts, he's the president of the highly respeetet— president of the highly respected washington think tank, the heritage foundation, told the the heritage foundation, told tne—tnat- the heritage foundation, told tne—tnat iusti the heritage foundation, toldi tne—tnat iust z the daily telegraph that just 2 to the daily telegraph that just 2 te ste— the daily telegraph that just 2 te ere et— the daily telegraph that just 2 to 3% of yanks— the daily telegraph that just 2 to 3% of yanks actually like the iienteeite— to 3% of yanks actually like the montecito moaners , 2 or 3% of montecito moaners, 2 or 3% of tne— montecito moaners, 2 or 3% of tne peputatien— montecito moaners, 2 or 3% of the population that loves the nonsense that— the population that loves the nonsense that that harry and iiegnan— nonsense that that harry and iiegnan spew.— nonsense that that harry and iiegnan spew. — nonsense that that harry and meghan spew. v/i1::i. nonsense that that harry and meghan spew. v./i1:4 i:i1::i“ . nonsense that that harry and meghan spew. v./i1:4 i:i1::i" . meghan spew. you don't have to worry about americans being on their britain's their side. they're on britain's side. be deported ? we side. should he be deported? we don't like being in america don't like him being in america , and we would love for him to come to you or somewhere. come back to you or somewhere. i guess americans, we see guess we as americans, we see prince harry the same way you see biden . you can see president biden. you can have back . meghan and kelly. have him back. meghan and kelly. so, look, has this fairy tale car chase finally- so, look, has this fairy tale car chase finally destroyed tneir— car chase finally destroyed their reputation stateside? even anengst— their reputation stateside? even anengst tneir— their reputation stateside? even amongst their previous craven supperters— amongst their previous craven suppeners iike— amongst their previous craven

supporters like cnn and the new werk— supporters like cnn and the new werk tines— supporters like cnn and the new werk iines . — supporters like cnn and the new york times. it— supporters like cnn and the new york times . . 014g york times. it absolutely has helped . it's helped even the helped. it's helped even the view and whoopi goldberg , these view and whoopi goldberg, these are far left. people are saying this is absurd. what a ridiculous story. you know, i've been thinking about it. dan one thing you don't do is you don't mess with new yorkers and the city of new york. right. you don't come into new york. make up lies about the photographers who work here and make their livings here and try to paint yourself as a victim when you weren't. this is a city that got knocked down on 911, 2001, and lost 3000 people and went back to work and told everybody, get out the next day, buy a stock , out the next day, buy a stock, do something to help the city get back on its feet. that had the new york city marathon with people holding the this is people holding the flag this is a rises up after a city that rises up after they've actually been hit and hurt and are wounded. they don't appreciate whiners who, when they're not even hurt , try to they're not even hurt, try to play they're not even hurt, try to play the victim and that's what these two did in all the cities

in the world. this is the last one. they should have done that in because there's zero tolerance for weaklings in the city of new york. never mind liars. and that's what they are . what were they doing here? why did why was she out that night, miss princess of privacy? because wanted to accept yet because she wanted to accept yet another award from some far left liberal gloria steinem, supposedly the mother to us all. oh, unless you actually don't believe in abortion on demand until the ninth month of pregnancy . so she wanted to give pregnancy. so she wanted to give meghan markle award, vision meghan markle an award, a vision award . you know what the award award. you know what the award praised? read it to you. praised? i'll read it to you. they were thrilled to recognise meghan's strength and resilience. critical to building a better for world our children. her strength and resilience. what are you talking about ? oh, what are you talking about? oh, she had her pr people turn a little paparazzi attempt at getting her picture into a near catastrophe , asking everyone to catastrophe, asking everyone to feel sorry for her. she doesn't know the meaning of those words. strength and resilience. i certainly don't want my children

looking to her for an example of any of that. so, yes, i think she's lost. what remaining little left wing hangers on she had. i know because , meghan, had. i know because, meghan, i've been thinking about this a lot over the past week after i heard that ridiculous speech. and was thinking, what is and i was thinking, what is iiegnan— and i was thinking, what is meghan markle's know, meghan markle's cause, you know, for meghan markle's cause, you know, ter irineess— meghan markle's cause, you know, for princess diana— meghan markle's cause, you know, for princess diana ,_ meghan markle's cause, you know, for princess diana , it was the for princess diana, it was the piignt— for princess diana, it was the piignt et— for princess diana, it was the piignt et eating— for princess diana, it was the plight of eating disorders, speeitieattv— plight of eating disorders, specifically bulimia . it was the specifically bulimia. it was the piignt— specifically bulimia. it was the piignt et— specifically bulimia. it was the piignt et ains— specifically bulimia. it was the plight of aids victims who in the plight of aids victims who in tne ses— plight of aids victims who in the 80s were _ plight of aids victims who in the 80s were misunder stood. and tater— the 80s were misunder stood. and tater in— the 80s were misunder stood. and tater in ner— the 80s were misunder stood. and later in her life— the 80s were misunder stood. and later in her life ,_ the 80s were misunder stood. and later in her life , it— the 80s were misunder stood. and later in her life , it was the later in her life, it was the piignt— later in her life, it was the piignt et— later in her life, it was the piignt et tne— later in her life, it was the plight of the landmine . you plight of the landmine. you knew.— plight of the landmine. you knew. tnree— plight of the landmine. you know, three areas where princess diana— know, three areas where princess diana enanget— know, three areas where princess diana changed the— know, three areas where princess diana changed the world. what's iiegnan— diana changed the world. what's meghan markle's— diana changed the world. what's meghan markle's cause? and i tneugnt— meghan markle's cause? and i thought about— meghan markle's cause? and i thought about it— meghan markle's cause? and i thought about it a lot, and aetuattv— thought about it a lot, and actually it's— thought about it a lot, and actually it's herself. then tnere— actually it's herself. then tnere is— actually it's herself. then there is no— actually it's herself. then there is no cause apart from iiegnan— there is no cause apart from meghan markle— there is no cause apart from meghan markle . r1:;,k

huh? what does it mean? what doesit huh? what does it mean? what does it mean? i have no- e. 7 : e 7 what does it mean? i have no idea. ner— does it mean? i have no idea. ner tetiet— does it mean? i have no idea. her belief that— does it mean? i have no idea. her belief that she— does it mean? i have no idea. her belief that she ought to be in more movies and more places, getting hundreds of millions of dollars while they complain about their castle being too small and about harry's security not being exactly what he wants it to be. all of it is about entitlement . there. i rewrote it entitlement. there. i rewrote it for you, gloria steinem. that's what she's actually about . what she's actually about. entitlement and him to his lawsuit that he just lost in the uk is basically him saying, but i'm special all and i want the rules to be broken . for me, you rules to be broken. for me, you know, it reminded me of a story i heard about them when they were really little and they came over here, dan, their over here, dan, with their mother, harry mother, princess diana, harry and . and she brought and william did. and she brought them, was always them, you know, she was always trying normal trying to show them what normal people she people live like. and she brought into restaurant . brought them into a restaurant. and there they were looking and there were they were looking at and there were at the menus and there were specials on the menu. and one of the kids, i think it was harry looked at her and said, are these because we're here? and it was a cute story. she said, no, no specials. everybody gets

specials . it's not about you. specials. it's not about you. honesty she she needed to keep saying that to him. he still needs somebody to say that to him. it's not about you . it's him. it's not about you. it's not about how special you are . not about how special you are. you actually just have to work . you actually just have to work. you're going to have to pay the for money the security that for money the same security that beyonce gets when she comes over here. she's a far star here. she's a far bigger star than you are. and it plays into their we want the photos that their we want the photos that the paparazzi took of us when no , you're not entitled. that's not the way it works here. and while he may be english, she's american and she knows very well you the property over here belongs to the person who takes the photograph, not to the whiner, who just wants to make sure her makeup look perfect in it. absolutely and we always tnen— it. absolutely and we always warn them .was- it. absolutely and we always warn them .was the - warn them this was the consequence- warn them this was the consequence of leaving. meghan. it's consequence of leaving. meghan. it-s—tnis- it's five years since this eeupte— it's five years since this eeupte get— it's five years since this couple got married. the daily ietegrapn— couple got married. the daily telegraph revealed at the weekend— telegraph revealed at the weekent .— telegraph revealed at the weekend , said- telegraph revealed at the weekend , said that harry is now weekend, said that harry is now regutartv— weekend, said that harry is now regutartv staying— weekend, said that harry is now regularly staying away from the iienteeite— regularly staying away from the montecito mansion , which has 16 montecito mansion, which has 16 tatnreens— montecito mansion, which has 16

tatnreens in— montecito mansion, which has 16 bathrooms in some— montecito mansion, which has 16 bathrooms in some little hotel tewn— bathrooms in some little hotel tewn tne— bathrooms in some little hotel down the road. _ bathrooms in some little hotel down the road. do you think this marriage— down the road. do you think this marriage could— down the road. do you think this marriage could be— down the road. do you think this marriage could be in trouble? neease— marriage could be in trouble? neease wnv— marriage could be in trouble? because why would he need to teave— because why would he need to teave a— because why would he need to leave a mansion— because why would he need to leave a mansion with 16 bathrooms?— leave a mansion with 16 bathrooms? it- leave a mansion with 16 bathrooms? it doesn't really make— bathrooms? it doesn't really make sense, does it ? make sense, does it? first of alli— make sense, does it? first of gr, ean— make sense, does it? first of gr, vau— make sense, does it? first of all, can you blame him just some time away from that? yeah. no, i get you. she is mean on that one. hashtag, team harry, he go , get out. it's. it'sjust a , get out. it's. it's just a matter of time. we all know that. i predict. i mean, i think we're probably under seven years for the length of this marriage. that's just my, you know, back of the envelope calculation, because, miserable . because, look, she's miserable. she's been miserable her whole life . i know who knows life. i know somebody who knows her . and this person her very well. and this person says miserable before says she was miserable before she married him. she's miserable dunng she married him. she's miserable during marriage she's during the marriage and she's going after the going to be miserable after the marriage. she's ruined everything. ruined the everything. she she ruined the royal family. she ruined his life there . allowed life over there. he allowed it to happen because had all to happen because he had all this from his mother's this damage from his mother's death. only death. i get it. but his only chance for happiness, in my

view, is getting rid of her, getting away from her, and she'll probably land the plane with american billionaire with some american billionaire who in manner who will keep her in the manner to thought she was to which she thought she was becoming when she becoming accustomed when she married prince then had to married a prince and then had to settle global fame settle for just, oh, global fame and the crown jewels, which wasn't good for her wasn't good enough for her because nothing ever is . and because nothing ever is. and meghan, just a final- g and meghan, just a final quick “g and meghan, just a final quick word. eavte— meghan, just a final quick word. eavte king. — meghan, just a final quick word. eavte king. sne— meghan, just a final quick word. gayle king. she seems to want tnis— gayle king. she seems to want this interview— gayle king. she seems to want this interview ,_ gayle king. she seems to want this interview , oprah's best this interview, oprah's best mate.— this interview, oprah's best mate. sne— this interview, oprah's best mate. she wants this interview witn— mate. she wants this interview witn narrv. — mate. she wants this interview witn narrv. ant— mate. she wants this interview with harry. and meghan, more tnan— with harry. and meghan, more tnan anvtning— with harry. and meghan, more than anything is— with harry. and meghan, more than anything is she starting to tanage— than anything is she starting to tanage-ewn— than anything is she starting to damage own credibility by damage her own credibility by eenstanttv— damage her own credibility by eenstanttv-up- damage her own credibility by constantly-up to- damage her own credibility by constantly up to this constantly sucking up to this paire— constantly sucking up to this pair? ves— constantly sucking up to this pair? yes beyond— constantly sucking up to this pair? yes beyond repair. she aetuattv— pair? yes beyond repair. she actually said— pair? yes beyond repair. she actually said she— pair? yes beyond repair. she actually said she was upset. it's unsettling that some are trying to minimise this, how she put it , how trying to minimise this, how she put it, how harry and meghan felt in that moment in in the fake car chase. now, we're not trying to minimise anything. we don't believe them. they lied. we believe they've suffered actually no upset whatsoever. they just wanted to paint themselves as like themselves as victims. like she's diana , which she's she's another diana, which she's not never will be. and to not and never will be. and to the extent they felt any sort of

a panic, i blame them. they overreact everything overreact to everything. they freaked a on a freaked out over a man on a vespa their little movie vespa in their fake little movie they netflix. so if they they did for netflix. so if they felt unsettled, that's on them. they learn how be they need to learn how to be a little stronger. like the little bit stronger. like the new yorkers whose city they new yorkers in whose city they were when they disparaged the paparazzi. here megan kelly, nest— paparazzi. here megan kelly, nest et— paparazzi. here megan kelly, nest et ine— paparazzi. here megan kelly, host of the meghan- i1:;”i1:; megan kelly, host of the meghan kelly show, wnien— host of the meghan kelly show, wnien veu— host of the meghan kelly show, wnien veu ea— host of the meghan kelly show, which you can find— host of the meghan kelly show, which you can find on youtube. inank— which you can find on youtube. inank veu— which you can find on youtube. inank veu se— which you can find on youtube. thank you so much . we will speak thank you so much. we will speak next— thank you so much. we will speak next week— thank you so much. we will speak next week .— thank you so much. we will speak next week . nut— thank you so much. we will speak next week . but coming up, as next week. but coming up, as petiee— next week. but coming up, as petiee tivers— next week. but coming up, as police divers search a portuguese- police divers search a portuguese reservoir often visitet— portuguese reservoir often visitet by— portuguese reservoir often visited by the _ portuguese reservoir often visited by the number one itateteine— visited by the number one madeleine mccann disappearance suspeet— madeleine mccann disappearance suspeet. is— madeleine mccann disappearance suspeet. is tnis— madeleine mccann disappearance suspect, is this a— madeleine mccann disappearance suspect, is this a welcome new tine— suspect, is this a welcome new tine et— suspect, is this a welcome new tine et inquiry?— suspect, is this a welcome new line of inquiry? is— suspect, is this a welcome new line of inquiry? is it time to spet— line of inquiry? is it time to spet spenting— line of inquiry? is it time to spot spending money on the seaen— spot spending money on the seaen ie— spot spending money on the search 16 years— spot spending money on the search 16 years on? well mark williams—thomas, expert williams—thomas, he has expert insignt— williams—thomas, he has expert insignt ant— williams—thomas, he has expert insight and new— williams—thomas, he has expert insight and new information on tnis— insight and new information on tnis — insight and new information on tnis nut— insight and new information on this soon. but next, the borrowers— this soon. but next, the borrowers witch hunt continues as tne — borrowers witch hunt continues as tne terner— borrowers witch hunt continues as the former pm— borrowers witch hunt continues as the former pm is referred to petiee— as the former pm is referred to petiee again— as the former pm is referred to police again over— as the former pm is referred to police again over a new covid tute— police again over a new covid rute tweaking— police again over a new covid rule breaking claim. so is it rust— rule breaking claim. so is it rust tine— rule breaking claim. so is it rust tirne tne— rule breaking claim. so is it just time the woke blob and the tasti— just time the woke blob and the taste step— just time the woke blob and the taste step twing— just time the woke blob and the msm stop trying to finish off pens-s— msm stop trying to finish off boris's career?— msm stop trying to finish off boris's career? my superstar panet— boris's career? my superstar panet reurnst— boris's career? my superstar panel returns to— boris's career? my superstar panel returns to break that snerttv. — panel returns to break that snentv. rtus— panel returns to break that shortly. plus, a— panel returns to break that

shortly. plus, a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages net— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages net eit— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press. we're taek— pages hot off the press. we're taek in— pages hot off the press. we're taek in rust— pages hot off the press. we're back in just two— pages hot off the press. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ienignt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ienignt tne— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight the price— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight the price to pay for patrietisn. — tonight the price to pay for patriotism. deep state rabble rousers already— patriotism. deep state rabble rousers already toppled boris iennsen— rousers already toppled boris johnson from _ rousers already toppled boris johnson from power and throttled him johnson from power and throttled trim in— johnson from power and throttled trim in nis— johnson from power and throttled him in his political— johnson from power and throttled him in his political prime. so why— him in his political prime. so why are— him in his political prime. so why tne— him in his political prime. so why are the dark— him in his political prime. so why are the dark forces of nritain-s— why are the dark forces of britain's intolerant underbelly stit— britain's intolerant underbelly stitt gunning— britain's intolerant underbelly still gunning for— britain's intolerant underbelly still gunning for the former pm in a— still gunning for the former pm in a test— still gunning for the former pm in a fresh round— still gunning for the former pm in a fresh round of pathetic panvgate— in a fresh round of pathetic partygate attacks ? it's the partygate attacks? it's the twistet— partygate attacks? it's the twisted msm_ partygate attacks? it's the twisted msm has a new lockdown stew— twisted msm has a new lockdown sterv te— twisted msm has a new lockdown story to salivate _ twisted msm has a new lockdown story to salivate over, but sneutt— story to salivate over, but sneutt eeps— story to salivate over, but should cops ignore the woke ttets— should cops ignore the woke blobs attempt— should cops ignore the woke blobs attempt to bury bojo's career for good?— blobs attempt to bury bojo's career for good? full details eening— career for good? full details eening in— career for good? full details coming in the— career for good? full details coming in the big debate with my superstar— coming in the big debate with my superstar panet— coming in the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tenigtt— superstar panel next. and tenignt. tn— superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by amanda rtatett— tonight, i'm joined by amanda ittatett .— tonight, i'm joined by amanda ittatett . tenn— tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell , john sergeant and platell, john sergeant and keteeea—

platell, john sergeant and rebecca reid.— platell, john sergeant and rebecca reid. plus harry and iiegnan-s— rebecca reid. plus harry and meghan's week— rebecca reid. plus harry and meghan's week goes from bad to arter— meghan's week goes from bad to worse after their— meghan's week goes from bad to worse after their new york car enase— worse after their new york car chase was globally exposed as netting— chase was globally exposed as netning tut— chase was globally exposed as netning put a— chase was globally exposed as nothing but a farce, the duke of susse— nothing but a farce, the duke of susse teek— nothing but a farce, the duke of sussex took another huge blow tetav— sussex took another huge blow tetav arter— sussex took another huge blow today after dramatically losing a tign— today after dramatically losing a nign prettie— today after dramatically losing a high profile court case against— a high profile court case against the— a high profile court case against the uk. government. so is tnis— against the uk. government. so is tnis tne— against the uk. government. so is this the beginning of the end for is this the beginning of the end ter tne— is this the beginning of the end for the rudderless_ is this the beginning of the end for the rudderless sussexes esteenet— for the rudderless sussexes esteemed royal— for the rudderless sussexes esteemed royal author tom bower tninks— esteemed royal author tom bower tninks se— esteemed royal author tom bower tninks ant— esteemed royal author tom bower thinks so. and their— esteemed royal author tom bower thinks so. and their ultimate tewntatt— thinks so. and their ultimate downfall could— thinks so. and their ultimate downfall could be just weeks away— downfall could be just weeks awav .— downfall could be just weeks awav . nett— downfall could be just weeks away . he'll reveal why in away. he'll reveal why in uneannv— away. he'll reveal why in uncanny sold— away. he'll reveal why in uncanny sold later this hour. ant— uncanny sold later this hour. and desolate— uncanny sold later this hour. and desolate phillip schofield receives probably the most eritigue— receives probably the most eritigue vet— receives probably the most critique yet in— receives probably the most critique yet in the wake of his sensatienat— critique yet in the wake of his sensational this— critique yet in the wake of his sensational this morning exit, terner— sensational this morning exit, former culture— sensational this morning exit, former culture secretary nadine denies.— former culture secretary nadine perries tne— former culture secretary nadine dorries, the woman in charge of uk dorries, the woman in charge of uk treateast— dorries, the woman in charge of uk broadcast until— dorries, the woman in charge of uk broadcast until just a few weeks— uk broadcast until just a few weeks age.— uk broadcast until just a few weeks ago, weighed into the row witn— weeks ago, weighed into the row wit a— weeks ago, weighed into the row with a devastating— weeks ago, weighed into the row with a devastating rebuke that speke— with a devastating rebuke that speke rskev— with a devastating rebuke that spoke pskov should be kept away tren— spoke pskov should be kept away tren etner— spoke pskov should be kept away from other prestigious shows. so tnat-s— from other prestigious shows. so was geing— from other prestigious shows. so was geing te— from other prestigious shows. so that's going to be— from other prestigious shows. so that's going to be debated in our that's going to be debated in netia— that's going to be debated in our media buzz— that's going to be debated in our media buzz soon, and it's teen— our media buzz soon, and it's been tuttet— our media buzz soon, and it's been dubbed the— our media buzz soon, and it's been dubbed the best chance in wears— been dubbed the best chance in vears .— been dubbed the best chance in years . wears— been dubbed the best chance in years . years of— been dubbed the best chance in years . years of solving the years. years of solving the tragie— years. years of solving the tragic madeleine mccann mystery. but tragic madeleine mccann mystery. nut tep— tragic madeleine mccann mystery. nut tep nritisn— tragic madeleine mccann mystery. but top british detective mark williams—thomas, man who

williams—thomas, the man who netpet— williams—thomas, the man who netpet tirst— williams—thomas, the man who helped first exposed jemmy savite— helped first exposed jemmy savite .— helped first exposed jemmy savile , dramatically lashes out savile, dramatically lashes out at eerrnan— savile, dramatically lashes out at german cops,— savile, dramatically lashes out at german cops, searching a renuguese— at german cops, searching a portuguese reservoir after aeeusing— portuguese reservoir after accusing them— portuguese reservoir after accusing them of pulling a nearttess— accusing them of pulling a heartless pr— accusing them of pulling a heartless pr stunt. his extraordinary- heartless pr stunt. his extraordinary revelations coming up snentv— extraordinary revelations coming up snentv in— extraordinary revelations coming up snentv in my— extraordinary revelations coming up shortly in my exclusive interview— up shortly in my exclusive interview .— up shortly in my exclusive interview . and— up shortly in my exclusive interview . and as just stop oil interview. and as just stop oil gees— interview. and as just stop oil gees anetner— interview. and as just stop oil goes another desperate motorists into goes another desperate motorists inte taking— goes another desperate motorists into taking drastic— goes another desperate motorists into taking drastic action . in into taking drastic action. in tee— into taking drastic action. in tee kuan— into taking drastic action. in lee kuan yew— into taking drastic action. in lee kuan yew were idol cops tignt— lee kuan yew were idol cops rignt te— lee kuan yew were idol cops rignt te reugn— lee kuan yew were idol cops right to rough that poor guy up and right to rough that poor guy up ant sneve— right to rough that poor guy up and shove him— right to rough that poor guy up and shove him in— right to rough that poor guy up and shove him in handcuffs? and tren— and shove him in handcuffs? and tren ee— and shove him in handcuffs? and from one bunch— and shove him in handcuffs? and from one bunch of— and shove him in handcuffs? and from one bunch of clowns to anetner— from one bunch of clowns to anetner se— from one bunch of clowns to anetner se a— from one bunch of clowns to another so a woman can have a penise — another so a woman can have a penise wett— another so a woman can have a penis? well, quite— another so a woman can have a penis? eunice is. fag another so a woman can have a penis? well, quite clearly does ed davey's fantasy that women can have penises give a flavour of the insane motty to come under a labour—lib dem coalition of chaos ? we'll have tomorrow's of chaos? we'll have tomorrow's newspaper— of chaos? we'll have tomorrow's newspaper trent— f7 we'll have tomorrow's newspaper front pages and minutes— newspaper front pages and minutes too,— newspaper front pages and minutes too, and find out which teen— minutes too, and find out which ninntav— minutes too, and find out which icon birthday girl— minutes too, and find out which icon birthday girl has been neninatet— icon birthday girl has been nominated for— icon birthday girl has been nominated for greatest britain as we reveal gb—

nominated for greatest britain as we reveal gb and uni and iaekass— as we reveal gb and uni and jackass before— as we reveal gb and uni and jackass before the night is out. put— jackass before the night is out. put tetere— jackass before the night is out. but before all— jackass before the night is out. but before all of— jackass before the night is out. but before all of that, the news witn— but before all of that, the news witn netw— but before all of that, the news with polly middlehurst . jev“ with polly middlehurst. dan, thank— with polly middlehurst. dan, tnank vau— with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and— with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good- with polly middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you . boris johnson has been you. boris johnson has been referred to the police by the cabinet office over two new claims he broke lockdown rules dunng claims he broke lockdown rules during the pandemic. it's alleged his ministerial diary revealed friends made visits to chequers between june 2020 and may 20th, 21. the metropolitan police have also received a report of potential breaches of the health protection regulations in force at the time at downing street . during the at downing street. during the same period, mrjohnson has written to the cabinet office denying, rule breaking and earlierjacob rees—mogg says there are some people that will never rest until they've hounded bods never rest until they've hounded boris out. i can tell you that dunng boris out. i can tell you that during that period i went to chequers. i was invited there witn— chequers. i was invited there witn nv— chequers. i was invited there with my children— : i was invited there with my children entirely in

accordance _ with my children entirely in accordance with— with my children entirely in accordance with the rules. anetner— accordance with the rules. another senior— accordance with the rules. another senior government minister— another senior government ninisterwas— another senior government minister was going to come home, but minister was going to come home, tut tne— minister was going to come home, tut tne itine— minister was going to come home, but the prime minister cancelled him but the prime minister cancelled nin teease— but the prime minister cancelled him because you— but the prime minister cancelled him because you were only aiiewet— him because you were only attewet te— him because you were only allowed to have— him because you were only allowed to have one family present— allowed to have one family present at— allowed to have one family present at the— allowed to have one family present at the time. so what weutt— present at the time. so what weutt nave— present at the time. so what would have been— present at the time. so what would have been a meeting with the would have been a meeting with tne itine— would have been a meeting with the prime minister— would have been a meeting with the prime minister or the chief wnip— the prime minister or the chief wnip ant— the prime minister or the chief wnip ant tne— the prime minister or the chief whip and the leader of the house of whip and the leader of the house et eernrnens— whip and the leader of the house of commons just— whip and the leader of the house of commons just had me there teease— of commons just had me there tease you— of commons just had me there because you couldn't mix tanities— because you couldn't mix families. the— because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was titigent— families. the prime minister was titigent ateut— families. the prime minister was diligent about it— families. the prime minister was diligent about it. _ families. the prime minister was diligent about it . g “g diligent about it. smog speaking earlier . now diligent about it. smog speaking earlier. now south wales police has referred itself to the policing watchdog after cctv footage emerged showing one of the force's vans following two people on an e—bike before a fatal crash in cardiff last night. the two teens that were killed have been named as chris sullivan , who was 16, and 15 sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans bannau violent unrest followed in which 15 police officers were injured and south wales police has said and south wales police has said a number of arrests have been made and there will be more to follow . a major search for

follow. a major search for madeleine mccann at a reservoir in portugal was called off late today due to a severe thunderstorm. dozens of portuguese police have been searching the area all day following a tip off the area of interest is around 30 miles from where the three year old first went missing. 16 years ago. scotland yard officers are present with a watching brief and sniffer dogs were seen on the reservoirs. banks as the search progressed. it's understood nothing significant has been found on day one of the search in the united states, former president donald trump will go on trial in march next year. will go on trial in march next year . mr will go on trial in march next year. mr trump appeared via video link at a hearing in new york today over charges he falsified business records to conceal money he paid to silence an adult film star called stormy daniels. he's pleaded not guilty to all criminal charges , to all criminal charges, claiming he's a victim of election interference and ending on some slightly lighter news.

gb news has been named as britain's most loved news brand in a top survey. gb news topped the charts for the news in the highly regarded brand love study, which polls ordinary britons for their views and the people's channel came out on top in a survey of 45,000 britons. it's been ranked as more popular than other major news brands, including the guardian and the sun and the daily mail on tv onune sun and the daily mail on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. back to dan . dan. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. and— tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz. and let's- r1::r1“ g“ now in our media buzz. and let's kick off our media buzz. and let's kick ett witn— our media buzz. and let's kick ett witn tne— our media buzz. and let's kick off with the very— our media buzz. and let's kick off with the very first look at tne— off with the very first look at tne trent— off with the very first look at the front pages,— off with the very first look at the front pages, hot off the press— the front pages, hot off the press ant— the front pages, hot off the press and the— the front pages, hot off the press and the eye leads with peris— press and the eye leads with boris johnson— press and the eye leads with boris johnson being reported to petiee— police over new claims of teektewn— police over new claims of lockdown rule _ police over new claims of lockdown rule breaking. we're going— lockdown rule breaking. we're geing te— lockdown rule breaking. we're geing te te—

lockdown rule breaking. we're going to be talking about this in rust— going to be talking about this in iust a— going to be talking about this in just a moment. i've got a lot to in just a moment. i've got a lot te sav— in just a moment. i've got a lot te sav ateut— in just a moment. i've got a lot te sav ateut it.— in just a moment. i've got a lot to say about it. and— to say about it. and i eenptetetv- to say about it. and i completely agree with the daily express.— completely agree with the daily ikpress. take— completely agree with the daily express. take on— completely agree with the daily express. take on this. actually, tnev— express. take on this. actually, tnev sinptv— express. take on this. actually, they simply declare it's a stiten— they simply declare it's a stiten up— they simply declare it's a stitch up the— they simply declare it's a stitch up the metro leads on the teatn— stitch up the metro leads on the teatn et— stitch up the metro leads on the teatn et kett— stitch up the metro leads on the death of rolf harris and claims tnat— death of rolf harris and claims tnat ne— death of rolf harris and claims tnat ne nat— death of rolf harris and claims tnat ne tag a— death of rolf harris and claims that he had a secret funeral . he that he had a secret funeral. he tiet— that he had a secret funeral. he tiet twe— that he had a secret funeral. he died two weeks— that he had a secret funeral. he died two weeks ago and was erenatet— died two weeks ago and was erenatet .— died two weeks ago and was cremated , the— died two weeks ago and was cremated , the paper reports. my cremated, the paper reports. my superstar— cremated, the paper reports. my superstar panet— cremated, the paper reports. my superstar panel returned. now top superstar panel returned. now tep paitv— superstar panel returned. now tep paitv wait— superstar panel returned. now top daily mail columnist and treateaster— top daily mail columnist and broadcaster amanda platell, the tegentarv— broadcaster amanda platell, the legendary journalist john sergeant— legendary journalist john sergeant and— legendary journalist john sergeant and the best selling autner— sergeant and the best selling author rebecca _ sergeant and the best selling author rebecca reid. now now, the author rebecca reid. now now, tne neve— author rebecca reid. now now, the never ending,— author rebecca reid. now now, the never ending, which hunt against— the never ending, which hunt against ousted— the never ending, which hunt against ousted prime minister peris— against ousted prime minister boris johnson— against ousted prime minister boris johnson exploded back back into boris johnson exploded back back inte tite— boris johnson exploded back back into life tonight— boris johnson exploded back back into life tonight with the eatinet— into life tonight with the cabinet office - into life tonight with the cabinet office referring him to the cabinet office referring him to tne petiee— cabinet office referring him to the police over— cabinet office referring him to the police over fresh claims of teektewn— the police over fresh claims of lockdown rule _ the police over fresh claims of lockdown rule breaking. this time— lockdown rule breaking. this time .— lockdown rule breaking. this time . peris— lockdown rule breaking. this time , boris johnson's time, boris johnson's ministerial- time, boris johnson's ministerial diary proved the eatatvst— ministerial diary proved the eatatvst ter— ministerial diary proved the catalyst for new— ministerial diary proved the catalyst for new attacks , which catalyst for new attacks, which is sait— catalyst for new attacks, which is sait te — catalyst for new attacks, which is said to have— catalyst for new attacks, which is said to have documented a visit— is said to have documented a visit ne— is said to have documented a visit ne ant— is said to have documented a visit he and friends made to the eeuntrv— visit he and friends made to the eeuntrv retreat— visit he and friends made to the country retreat of— visit he and friends made to the country retreat of chequers turing— country retreat of chequers turing tne — country retreat of chequers during the pandemic. although jacob— during the pandemic. although jacob rees—mogg has said these visits— jacob rees—mogg has said these visits teek— jacob rees—mogg has said these

visits took place— jacob rees—mogg has said these visits took place throughout the pantenie— visits took place throughout the pandemic, following the rules as the pandemic, following the rules as tne iriviteges— pandemic, following the rules as the privileges committee, which is eentinuing— the privileges committee, which is continuing its— the privileges committee, which is continuing its original investigation— is continuing its original investigation into johnson's eie— investigation into johnson's . tnat— investigation into johnson's crime , that terrible crime of crime, that terrible crime of eating— crime, that terrible crime of eating erustv— crime, that terrible crime of eating crusty sandwiches in pewning— eating crusty sandwiches in downing street— eating crusty sandwiches in downing street have also been a term— downing street have also been a form informed.— downing street have also been a form informed. and— downing street have also been a form informed. and tonight , a form informed. and tonight, a test— form informed. and tonight, a nest eivit— form informed. and tonight, a fresh civil war— form informed. and tonight, a fresh civil war at— form informed. and tonight, a fresh civil war at the top of gevernnent— fresh civil war at the top of government with one minister tetting— government with one minister tetting tne— government with one minister telling the daily— government with one minister telling the daily telegraph's petitieai— telling the daily telegraph's political editor,— telling the daily telegraph's political editor, christopher nepe.— political editor, christopher nepe. seen— political editor, christopher nepe. te— political editor, christopher hope, soon to be of our parish , hope, soon to be of our parish, tnat— hope, soon to be of our parish, tnat tne— hope, soon to be of our parish, that the former— hope, soon to be of our parish, that the former pm is the victim of that the former pm is the victim et a— that the former pm is the victim et a stiten— that the former pm is the victim eta stiten up— that the former pm is the victim of a stitch up and— that the former pm is the victim of a stitch up and this latest episete— of a stitch up and this latest episete in— of a stitch up and this latest episode in the— of a stitch up and this latest episode in the witch hunt is an attaek— episode in the witch hunt is an attaek en— episode in the witch hunt is an attack on democracy and due peess— attack on democracy and due pess . tew— attack on democracy and due process . now boris is heading process. now boris is heading taek— process. now boris is heading taek te— process. now boris is heading back to here's— process. now boris is heading back to here's what his spokesperson- back to here's what his spokesperson has just said in the spokesperson has just said in tne past— spokesperson has just said in tne past neur— spokesperson has just said in the past hour .— spokesperson has just said in the past hour . the events in the past hour. the events in guestien— the past hour. the events in question were— the past hour. the events in question were all within the rutes — question were all within the rules. either— question were all within the rules. either because they were nett— rules. either because they were held outdoors— rules. either because they were held outdoors or— rules. either because they were held outdoors or came within anetner— held outdoors or came within another lawful— held outdoors or came within another lawful exemption . they another lawful exemption. they inetute — another lawful exemption. they include regular— another lawful exemption. they include regular meetings with eivit— include regular meetings with civil servants _ include regular meetings with civil servants and advisers . civil servants and advisers. tianv— civil servants and advisers. tianv witt— civil servants and advisers. many will conclude that this has all many will conclude that this has at tne— many will conclude that this has all the hallmarks— many will conclude that this has all the hallmarks of yet another petitieattv—

all the hallmarks of yet another politically motivated stitch up in tne— politically motivated stitch up in tne sane— politically motivated stitch up in the same week that the out of eentret— in the same week that the out of control whitehall— in the same week that the out of control whitehall blob conspired to control whitehall blob conspired te twing— control whitehall blob conspired te tring tewn— control whitehall blob conspired to bring down suella braverman , to bring down suella braverman, tneir— to bring down suella braverman, tneir eriginat— to bring down suella braverman, their original and— to bring down suella braverman, their original and perhaps most eeteiratet— their original and perhaps most celebrated smear— their original and perhaps most celebrated smear campaign eentnues— celebrated smear campaign eentnueste— celebrated smear campaign continues to rumble on. and ananta— continues to rumble on. and amanda platell— continues to rumble on. and amanda platell this is increasingly- amanda platell this is increasingly and i know there are increasingly and i know there tets— increasingly and i know there tets et— increasingly and i know there are lots of tory— increasingly and i know there are lots of tory ministers and tits— are lots of tory ministers and tits en— are lots of tory ministers and tits en tne— are lots of tory ministers and mps on the right— are lots of tory ministers and mps on the right of the party. inis— mps on the right of the party. we is— mps on the right of the party. this is increasingly feeling tike— this is increasingly feeling tike a— this is increasingly feeling like a witch— this is increasingly feeling like a witch hunt now against rust— like a witch hunt now against rust anv— like a witch hunt now against rust an air— like a witch hunt now against just any mp that— like a witch hunt now against just any mp that believes in brexit.— just any mp that believes in nreait. tnat— just any mp that believes in brexit, that wants to stop the teats— brexit, that wants to stop the teats ant — brexit, that wants to stop the boats and they're coming for peris— boats and they're coming for tens te— boats and they're coming for tens te tw— boats and they're coming for boris to try and— boats and they're coming for boris to try and finish him off boris to try and finiin him off for boris to try and finish him off ter geet— boris to try and finish him off ter geet . — boris to try and finish him off for good . well,— boris to try and finish him off for good . well, we- boris to try and finish him off for good . �*vavi1:41 i:i1::i for good. well, we do have dominic raab and then suella braverman now and with boris, it's just never ending. i mean , it's just never ending. i mean, how many times do you have to harpoon a whale? mean, the guy harpoon a whale? i mean, the guy is politically dead at the moment. he's a backbench mp . and moment. he's a backbench mp. and when you know, my abiding thought, dan, when i heard this story break today , i just story break today, i just thought , first of all, i don't thought, first of all, i don't care about this anymore more.

and i think that we've got many more things to worry about. the fact that the junior doctors are still on strike, the fact that we've got almost everyone on strike moment, we've got almost everyone on strike moment , the strike at the moment, the economy the toilet and yet economy is in the toilet and yet they're going back onto these historic events. also historic events. but it also drew a really strong memory for me about what those lockdowns were like and how we had a situation where the state told us they dictated every aspect of our life. what we had to wear in our life. what we had to wear in our face was always we had to remember we used to have wear gloves every time we went out and was never again , never. and it was never again, never. all i was thinking when i heard this story is boris was the only one who wanted to stop the lockdown. he was the one who said that they're not necessary and he was overruled. look at the force that he was fighting common sense during all of that. you had covid you know, the guy had covid himself. this himself. but just this overriding feeling that the overriding feeling that that the state intervened into our lives in a way that they never have any right to do and will never do again , and now they just

do again, and now they just won't won't let go to what end, john? sergeant i've actually just got amanda patel's newspaper , the daily mail in newspaper, the daily mail in here, and they are carrying paper. well, you like to pick it is rignt— paper. well, you like to pick it is rignt inev— paper. well, you like to pick it is right they you're— well, you like to pick it is right they you're in charge. it is right they you're in charge. it might— is right they you're in charge. it might as— is right they you're in charge. it might as well— is right they you're in charge. it might as well be— is right they you're in charge. it might as well be amanda and they are carrying a sensational development to the story john on the front page tomorrow boris johnson has sensationally threatened to sue the government tonight for giving his ministerial diaries to police without telling him good on him because they didn't even allow him to look at the documents before they sent them to the cops. good on boris. he's tignting— cops. good on boris. he's fighting back. - f good on boris. he's fighting back. sorry. john. john- we.— fighting back. sorry. john. john- we. ne— fighting back. sorry. john. john. no, no, no,- fighting back. ’“ 1“ no, no, no, no. fighting back. 1“ 1“ no, no, no, no. fighting back. sorry. john.- john. no, no, no, no. i'm over. in— john. no, no, no, no. i'm over. i'm sorry. i'm. i'm just totally attentive now. no, that's good. no attentive now. no, that's good. we tett— attentive now. no, that's good. we tett you— attentive now. no, that's good. no tell you what,— attentive now. no, that's good. no tell you what, the- no, that's good. no tell you what, the bit that. inat— no tell you what, the bit that. inat i— no tell you what, the bit that. inat i tnink— no tell you what, the bit that. that i think is— no tell you what, the bit that. that i think is interesting, wnien— that i think is interesting, wnien we— that i think is interesting, which we haven't covered yet, wnien— which we haven't covered yet, wnien is— which we haven't covered yet, wnien is it— which we haven't covered yet, which is if the— which we haven't covered yet, which is if the civil service nave— which is if the civil service nave teen— which is if the civil service have been responsible either intivituattv— have been responsible either individually or— have been responsible either individually or collectively, why— individually or collectively, wby e— individually or collectively, why ewnat— individually or collectively, why ? what is— individually or collectively, why ? what is it? what's giving why? what is it? what's giving tnen — why? what is it? what's giving tnen wnat-s— why? what is it? what's giving them what's getting them going? and them what's getting them going? ant iti— them what's getting them going? ant i-tt tett— them what's getting them going? and i'll tell you— them what's getting them going? and i'll tell you what i think

is getting— and i'll tell you what i think is getting them— and i'll tell you what i think is getting them going is they teet— is getting them going is they teet a— is getting them going is they feel a change— is getting them going is they feel a change government feel a change of government is eening— feel a change of government is. eening—etse coming next year. whatever else tnev-ve — coming next year. whatever else tnev-ve -te — coming next year. whatever else tnev-ve-te in— coming next year. whatever else they've do in career they've got to do in career terns— they've got to do in career terns .— they've got to do in career terns . it— they've got to do in career terns . it is— they've got to do in career terms , it is not- they've got to do in career terms , it is not to be the terms, it is not to be the perse— terms, it is not to be the perse wne— terms, it is not to be the person who covered up the latest peris— person who covered up the latest neris iennsen— person who covered up the latest boris johnson story— person who covered up the latest boris johnson story. i don't knew.— boris johnson story. i don't know. you've— boris johnson story. i don't know. you've got to think that tnreugn. — know. you've got to think that tnreugn. it— know. you've got to think that through. it does— know. you've got to think that through. it does not mean if veure— through. it does not mean if veure in— through. it does not mean if you're in those— through. it does not mean if you're in those jobs, they're very— you're in those jobs, they're very verv— you're in those jobs, they're very, very interested in proving wing— very, very interested in proving wing te— very, very interested in proving wing te eaen— very, very interested in proving wing to each other and to evervpetv— wing to each other and to everybody else. - wing to each other and to everybody else. look, we're being— everybody else. look, we're being evenhanded now. ah, but sneuttn-t— being evenhanded now. ah, but sneuttn-tveu. — being evenhanded now. ah, but shouldn't you. oh,— being evenhanded now. ah, but shouldn't you. cj“ c being evenhanded now. ah, but shouldn't you. c shouldn't you. oh, wait a minute . wait a minute. i'm sorry if they were being evenhanded, then keir starmer would have been done for his bare and curry party. remember that ? okay, party. remember that? okay, look, bear me out . if t c“revc7 okay, look, bear me out . if they were look, bear me out. if they were accused, can you— look, bear me out. if they were accused, can you imagine the eenversaten— accused, can you imagine the conversation? the. yes, minister eenversaten— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh,— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh, i— conversation? the. yes, minister conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- — conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- i— conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy- i tnink— conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy. i think we— conversation? oh, i say, oh, boy. i think we ought to cover up tnis— boy. i think we ought to cover up tnis stutt— boy. i think we ought to cover up this stuff about boris. we've got up this stuff about boris. we've getlgive— up this stuff about boris. we've got-giveibecause- up this stuff about boris. we've got give because of the got to give it. because of the inquiry.— got to give it. because of the inquiry-l- got to give it. because of the inguirw-i tnink- got to give it. because of the inquiry. i think we inquiry. arnie. but i think we sneutt— inquiry. arnie. but i think we sneutt te— inquiry. arnie. but i think we should be careful about making sure-get— should be careful about making sure-get eut- should be careful about making sure-get out and- sure it doesn't get out and someone else— sure it doesn't get out and someone else . - sure it doesn't get out and someone else . 1“ sure it doesn't get out and- someone else . this is a waste of someone else. this is a waste of police. but wait a moment. this is how they act. if you've- is how they act. if you've werket— is how they act. if you've worked with— is how they act. if you've worked with civil servants, i've knewn— worked with civil servants, i've knewn a— worked with civil servants, i've knewn a tet— worked with civil servants, i've known a lot of— worked with civil servants, i've known a lot of them over the years—

known a lot of them over the years are particularly years and they are particularly concerned after— years and they are particularly concerned after 13 years. they are particularly— concerned after 13 years. they are particularly concerned about enanging— are particularly concerned about changing government. that's all i changing government. that's all iverv— changing government. that's all i very strangu— changing government. that's all i very strongly believe that it is. and i hate when we talk about like the woke agenda . it's about like the woke agenda. it's not that. it's that we have metrics about what people want to read. and in terms of digital journalism, the stories that performed best originally were the boris partygate things, because outrage story. because it was an outrage story. i will happen now is because it was an outrage story. i instinct will happen now is because it was an outrage story. i instinct is/ill happen now is because it was an outrage story. i instinct is that appen now is because it was an outrage story. i instinct is that theen now is because it was an outrage story. i instinct is that the interests my instinct is that the interest is no longer there. i don't think people care very much anymore. we have short memories. there more pressing there are other more pressing issues. amanda think issues. as amanda said, i think this the last one that this will be the last one that captures don't captures the public. i don't think the public think it will capture the public imagination. i want to move on to absolutely has to something that absolutely has captured public's captured the public's imagination today and mine, those as absolute at just stop oil, go dying motorists again . oil, go dying motorists again. and i think what i'm about to stew— and i think what i'm about to snew you— and i think what i'm about to snew veu is— and i think what i'm about to show you is one— and i think what i'm about to show you is one of the clearest exanptes— show you is one of the clearest ekanptes vet— show you is one of the clearest ekanptes vet et— show you is one of the clearest examples yet of all that is wreng— examples yet of all that is wreng witn— examples yet of all that is wrong with britain today. so tnis— wrong with britain today. so tnis is— wrong with britain today. so tnis is tne— wrong with britain today. so this is the moment a desperate twitter— this is the moment a desperate tuitter twing— this is the moment a desperate builder trying to— this is the moment a desperate builder trying to get to work

reugnet— builder trying to get to work was roughed up— builder trying to get to work was roughed up by police as tnese— was roughed up by police as those middle— was roughed up by police as those middle class champagne switting— those middle class champagne switting eee— those middle class champagne swilling eco zealots who don't nave— swilling eco zealots who don't nave te— swilling eco zealots who don't nave te ge— swilling eco zealots who don't nave te ge te— swilling eco zealots who don't have to go to work blocked trattie— have to go to work blocked trattie in— have to go to work blocked traffic in central— have to go to work blocked traffic in central london yet again— traffic in central london yet again .— again. we. again. we . again.- we . acoustics again. — we . acoustics on again.— we . acoustics on active again. — we . acoustics on active we'll we. acoustics on active we'll get— we. acoustics on active we'll get you— we. acoustics on active we'll get veu i— we. acoustics on active we'll get veu i my— we. acoustics on active we'll get you i my blood boils when i tnat— get you i my blood boils when i see that because— get you i my blood boils when i see that because as the police attewet— see that because as the police allowed these _ see that because as the police allowed these eco— see that because as the police allowed these eco terrorists stanting — allowed these eco terrorists stanting in— allowed these eco terrorists standing in the— allowed these eco terrorists standing in the middle of a road eteartv— standing in the middle of a road clearly breaking— standing in the middle of a road clearly breaking the law and tnen— clearly breaking the law and tnen tne— clearly breaking the law and then the moment that bloke tries to then the moment that bloke tries te etear— then the moment that bloke tries te etear tne— then the moment that bloke tries to clear the road— then the moment that bloke tries to clear the road ,— then the moment that bloke tries to clear the road , they go for to clear the road, they go for tin.— to clear the road, they go for nin. pan— to clear the road, they go for nin. pan i— to clear the road, they go for him. dan i have— to clear the road, they go for him. dan i have to completely tisagree— him. dan i have to completely tisagree witn— him. dan i have to completely disagree with you— him. dan i have to completely disagree with you here because, as i— disagree with you here because, as i teve— disagree with you here because, as i teve tnat— disagree with you here because, as i love that bloke , i love him as i love that bloke, i love him tee.— as i love that bloke, i love him tee. — as i love that bloke, i love him tee. i— as i love that bloke, i love him tee. iwant—

as i love that bloke, i love him tee. i want te— as i love that bloke, i love him too. i want to know- as i love that bloke, i love him too. i want to know if- as i love that bloke, i love him too. �*7 1“ i:evi: too. i want to know if his dad's single. i mean , how courageous single. i mean, how courageous is he? he just bald as i love him too. yeah, but you didn't do that. no, i absolutely love it. i absolutely love it. people, you know how it works. i absolutely it. but absolutely love it. but you can't just in the middle can't just stand in the middle of two things not of those two things are not the same thing. if you deny people one of those, one of those is a protest. one of those is an attaek. — protest. one of those is an attaek. its— protest. one of those is an attack. it's not— protest. one of those is an attack. it's not a- one of those is an attack. it's not a protest, peepte. — attack. it's not a protest, peepte. its— attack. it's not a protest, people. it's not- attack. it's not a protest, people. c 1“ people. it's not a protein. it's sure people. it's not a protein. it's-sure this- people. it's not a protein. it's-sure this guy. people. it's not a protein. i it's-sure this guy will it's not i'm sure this guy will net—ne- it's not i'm sure this guy will not_ he hasn't. it's not i'm sure this guy will. not_ he hasn't been not be charged. he hasn't been he not hasn't been he was not he hasn't been charged. he was he's investigating,- cg: he was he's investigating, though. i know. were— investigating, though. i know. we're investigating. “rig i: we're investigating. they said tnat— we're investigating. they said that going going that i'm going to i'm going to agree this. there's agree with you on this. there's no that the agree with you on this. there's no -that the protesters,- no doubt that the protesters, tne— no doubt that the protesters, tne step— no doubt that the protesters, the step-pewter- no doubt that the protesters, the stop people, were the stop oil people, were entangering— the stop oil people, were endangering public order. yes. they— endangering public order. yes. they endangering the cops they were endangering the cops sitet— they were endangering the cops sitet witn— they were endangering the cops sided with them— they were endangering the cops sided with them and not with and they were endangering the cops sidewithth them and not with and they were endangering the cops sidewith the. n and not with and they were endangering the cops sidewith the. and not with and they were endangering the cops sidewith the. lot with and they were endangering the cops sidewith the. with and they were endangering the cops sidewith the. :i not with the. i know this would be i'm i'm in agreement. i'm with him. they were , in- “ evi: i'm with him. they were , in fact, with him. they were, in fact, ineiting— with him. they were, in fact, ineiting peepie— with him. they were, in fact, inciting people in cars and venietes— inciting people in cars and vehicles to,— inciting people in cars and vehicles to, in— inciting people in cars and vehicles to, in fact, break the taw. — vehicles to, in fact, break the taw. ant— vehicles to, in fact, break the law. and they're— vehicles to, in fact, break the law. and they're doing it time ant— law. and they're doing it time ant again.— law. and they're doing it time ant again. — law. and they're doing it time and again. and— law. and they're doing it time and again. and i— law. and they're doing it time and again. '“i: eris/{1 law. and they're doing it time and again. '“i: rte/1 law. and they're doing it time and again. '“i: 91.1 c and again. and i am sick of it. i will and again. and i am sick of it. iwitt sav— and again. and i am sick of it. i witt sav wnat— and again. and i am sick of it. i will say what i— and again. and i am sick of it. i will say what i say— and again. and i am sick of it. i will say what i say at- and again. '“i: 91.1 c i will say what i say at home and again. '“i: 91.

i will say what i say at home to my-year-we do not- i will say what i say at home to my year we do not hit my one year old. we do not hit ne— my one year old. we do not hit ever. he didn't— my one year old. we do not hit ever. he didn't hit.- my one year old. we do not hit ever. he didn't hit. he- my one year old. we do not hit ever. 1; 1“ c 1“ 1 r1:; w ever. he didn't hit. he dragged. what about he dragged he dragged in middle roads and in the middle of roads and conduct campaigns of eco terror. that would a good message. that would be a good message. i naven-t— that would be a good message. i haven't thought— that would be a good message. i haven't thought that one yet. we haven't thought that one yet. we sneutt— haven't thought that one yet. we steutt get— haven't thought that one yet. we should get him _ haven't thought that one yet. we should get him on- haven't thought that one yet. we should get him on the show. we should get him on the show. we want europe. want to we want europe. we want to eneek. — we want europe. we want to eneek. wean— we want europe. we want to check. yeah john. sergeant. my superstar— check. yeah john. sergeant. my superstar panel,— check. yeah john. sergeant. my superstar panel, stand by. okay. neease— superstar panel, stand by. okay. because coming— superstar panel, stand by. okay. because coming up, as former eutture— because coming up, as former culture secretary— because coming up, as former culture secretary nadine dorries stans— culture secretary nadine dorries stans riv— culture secretary nadine dorries stans iiv ter— culture secretary nadine dorries slams itv for protecting phillip senetiett— slams itv for protecting phillip schofield for, _ slams itv for protecting phillip schofield for, quote , as long as schofield for, quote, as long as pessitte— schofield for, quote, as long as pessitte. is— schofield for, quote, as long as possible. is she— schofield for, quote, as long as possible. is she right to guestien— possible. is she right to question why- possible. is she right to question why the broadcaster resett— question why the broadcaster reset is— question why the broadcaster roster is still— question why the broadcaster roster is still letting him host etner— roster is still letting him host other prestigious— roster is still letting him host other prestigious shows? my superstar— other prestigious shows? my superstar panel— other prestigious shows? my superstar panel will return to tetate— superstar panel will return to tetate tnat— superstar panel will return to debate that soon, and they have verv— debate that soon, and they have very titterent— debate that soon, and they have very different-this- very different views on this nut— very different views on this one. but next,— very different views on this one. but next, as police divers seaen— one. but next, as police divers seaen a— one. but next, as police divers search a portuguese reservoir etten— search a portuguese reservoir car often visited— search a portuguese reservoir car often visited by the number mattie— car often visited by the number one maddie mccann suspect, is tnis— one maddie mccann suspect, is tnis a— one maddie mccann suspect, is this a welcome— one maddie mccann suspect, is this a welcome new line of inguin— this a welcome new line of inguirv er— this a welcome new line of inguirv er is— this a welcome new line of inguirv er is it— this a welcome new line of inquiry or is it just time to step— inquiry or is it just time to step spenting— inquiry or is it just time to stop spending money on this searene— stop spending money on this searene ie— stop spending money on this search? 16 years— stop spending money on this search? 16 years on, will ex—detective _ search? 16 years on, will ex—detective turn investigator mark— ex—detective turn investigator mark williams—thomas says this is rust— mark williams—thomas says this is iust a— mark williams—thomas says this is just a speculative pr move. ne-s— is just a speculative pr move. we get— is just a speculative pr move. he's got exclusive— is just a speculative pr move. he's got exclusive insight in tnis— he's got exclusive insight in tnis straignt— he's got exclusive insight in this straight after the break.

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from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel esteemed royal news. channel esteemed royal author tom bower coming up. but time now for my exclusive with top time now for my exclusive with tep teteetive— time now for my exclusive with top detective mark williams inenas— top detective mark williams inenas ant— top detective mark williams thomas and the— top detective mark williams thomas and the latest on maddie weeann— thomas and the latest on maddie weeann .— thomas and the latest on maddie weeann . ant— thomas and the latest on maddie mccann . and in— thomas and the latest on maddie mccann . and in a— thomas and the latest on maddie mccann . and in a slither of mccann. and in a slither of test— mccann. and in a slither of test nepe— mccann. and in a slither of fresh hope to— mccann. and in a slither of fresh hope to maddie's family tetaw— fresh hope to maddie's family tetav. tee.— fresh hope to maddie's family today, joe, police— fresh hope to maddie's family today, joe, police began searening— today, joe, police began searching an— today, joe, police began searching an old portuguese reserveir— searching an old portuguese

reserveir in— searching an old portuguese reservoir in their— searching an old portuguese reservoir in their latest bid to tinattv— reservoir in their latest bid to tinattv ent— reservoir in their latest bid to finally end the— reservoir in their latest bid to finally end the 16 year mystery inte— finally end the 16 year mystery inte tne— finally end the 16 year mystery into the toddlers— finally end the 16 year mystery into the toddlers disappearance. ortieers— into the toddlers disappearance. officers were— into the toddlers disappearance. officers were spotted this evening — officers were spotted this evening taking away a number of tags— evening taking away a number of tags tren — evening taking away a number of tags tren tne— evening taking away a number of bags from the remote algarve seaen— bags from the remote algarve seaen site— bags from the remote algarve search site as— bags from the remote algarve search site as they focus on tew— search site as they focus on four specific— search site as they focus on four specific areas of interest. ine— four specific areas of interest. ine eerrnans— four specific areas of interest. the germans have long insisted wateteine— the germans have long insisted madeleine was— the germans have long insisted madeleine was killed after going missing— madeleine was killed after going nissing wnite— madeleine was killed after going missing while on— madeleine was killed after going missing while on holiday in two tneusant— missing while on holiday in two thousand and— missing while on holiday in two thousand and seven. and their eniet— thousand and seven. and their eniet suspeet— thousand and seven. and their chief suspect, german national enristian— chief suspect, german national christian brueckner , is christian brueckner, is eurrenttv— christian brueckner, is currently prison christian brueckner, is- currently-prison time currently serving prison time for currently serving prison time ter separate.— currently serving prison time for separate, vile sex attacks . for separate, vile sex attacks. nut— for separate, vile sex attacks. put as— for separate, vile sex attacks. put as petiee— for separate, vile sex attacks. but as police divers began seeuring— but as police divers began scouring the— but as police divers began scouring the reservoir's murky water— scouring the reservoir's murky water tet— scouring the reservoir's murky water bed today,— scouring the reservoir's murky water bed today, the elite nritisn— water bed today, the elite british detector kyiv, who netpet — british detector kyiv, who helped first _ british detector kyiv, who helped first expose jemmy savile . nas— helped first expose jemmy savile . nas tasnet — helped first expose jemmy savile , has lashed out— helped first expose jemmy savile , has lashed out at— helped first expose jemmy savile , has lashed out at german preseeuerst— , has lashed out at german prosecutors for— , has lashed out at german prosecutors for pulling what he stannet— prosecutors for pulling what he stannet as— prosecutors for pulling what he stannet as a— prosecutors for pulling what he slammed as a meaningless pr stunt— slammed as a meaningless pr stunt .— slammed as a meaningless pr stunt . ant— slammed as a meaningless pr stunt . and mark— slammed as a meaningless pr stunt . and mark williams—thomas stunt. and mark williams—thomas tears— stunt. and mark williams—thomas tears tetav-s— stunt. and mark williams—thomas fears today's hunt— stunt. and mark williams—thomas fears today's hunt is giving tragie— fears today's hunt is giving tragic maddie's— fears today's hunt is giving tragic maddie's family false nepe— tragic maddie's family false nepe ant— tragic maddie's family false nepe ant saws— tragic maddie's family false hope and says his own detective werk— hope and says his own detective werk inte— hope and says his own detective werk inte tne— hope and says his own detective work into the mccann case, inetuting— work into the mccann case, inetuting a— work into the mccann case, including a bombshell documentary into the prime suspeet— documentary into the prime suspect, proves— documentary into the prime suspect, proves proves the germans— suspect, proves proves the germans are barking up the wrong tree.— germans are barking up the wrong tree. se— germans are barking up the wrong tree. se mark.— germans are barking up the wrong tree. so mark, great— germans are barking up the wrong tree. so mark, great to have you

tere— tree. so mark, great to have you nere tenignt— tree. so mark, great to have you nere tenignt .— tree. so mark, great to have you here tonight . do— tree. so mark, great to have you here tonight . do you think the here tonight. do you think the germans— here tonight. do you think the germans are unnecessarily putting— germans are unnecessarily putting at— germans are unnecessarily putting at tne— germans are unnecessarily pulling at the heartstrings of the pulling at the heartstrings of tne puttie— pulling at the heartstrings of the public and— pulling at the heartstrings of the public and madeleine's tanitv— the public and madeleine's tanitv witn— the public and madeleine's family with this search today . family with this search today. eeet— family with this search today. eeet evening.— family with this search today. good evening, dan.— family with this search today. good evening, dan. well,- family with this search today. good evening, dan. well, it's never really been a communication between the germans and the gerry and kate. anyway, there's very little communication there. in fact, tnere-s— communication there. in fact, tnere-s verv— communication there. in fact, there's very little— there's very little communication between any there's very little _ communication between any of the autnerities. — communication between any of the authorities. the— communication between any of the authorities. the british- authorities. the british authorities. the british authorities and the portuguese authorities and the portuguese authorities the authorities don't believe the line the germans have line that the germans have taken. they've been very clear 2020, prosecutor , walters, 2020, the prosecutor, walters, came out and said that he believed that madeleine was abducted by christian brueckner and killed in portugal. he's unable to say where her body is in portugal, but he's adamant at that. and since then, he has been for the last three years trying to collect enough evidence to bring a prosecution against christian brueckner. he is a long way away from that. there is not any evidence that categorically puts him outside the apartment, although he come out and said that my investigation showed clearly that wasn't the case. and when we it him, he

we put it to him, he acknowledged that the problem is with today's search and obviously that started yesterday. it will last probably for the rest of the week . the for the rest of the week. the chances them finding any chances of them finding any thing in relation to madeleine is would say, very, very slim is i would say, very, very slim . it's probably nothing at all because that area has because that area firstly has been searched previously on two separate occasions, but also that dam, that area of the reservoir has significantly reduced over the drought period, meaning that bank area was dry by now. if you're going to dispose of a body in that water there, unless you've got access to a boat and christian brueckner would have to have done this in the spur of the moment. he wouldn't have access to a there are no boats at to a boat. there are no boats at the that. you'd have to the side of that. you'd have to put close to the put the body close to the water's edge, which case over water's edge, in which case over the last 16 years, madeleine's body have been found. so body would have been found. so this is sadly, i think , a big pr this is sadly, i think, a big pr exercise by the germans . and exercise by the germans. and yes, they're following up a line of inquiry people have of inquiry because people have said brueckner did use said christian brueckner did use that area. also used that area. but he also used

three reservoirs. and in three other reservoirs. and in fact, when i was in portugal 18 months we visited those months ago, we visited those other reservoirs. she could just as well be in those other reservoirs if that's their line of pursuit . unfortunately, of pursuit. unfortunately, i don't think she is in those reservoirs at all. and i think this is a wasted exercise. so obviously, this is going- so obviously, this is going to be a verv— obviously, this is going to be a very tittieutt— obviously, this is going to be a very difficult week for the weeann— very difficult week for the mccann family— very difficult week for the mccann family. very difficult week for the mccann family . but you think mccann family. but you think tnev— mccann family. but you think tnev witt— mccann family. but you think they will probably know that tnis— they will probably know that tnis is— they will probably know that this is unlikely— they will probably know that this is unlikely to lead to anvtning— this is unlikely to lead to anvtning e — this is unlikely to lead to anvtning e i— this is unlikely to lead to anything ? 1“ this is unlikely to lead to anything? [1173 this is unlikely to lead to anything? cii1;”ge“i: this is unlikely to lead to- anything ? i mean, gerry and kate anything? i mean, gerry and kate have been through this, been in this position multiple times now over the last 16 years. there's been a number of searches that have taken place . and of course, have taken place. and of course, each and every one occasions they live on hope that it will give the answers. but they're very realistic that the chances of something like this are very , very slim. they'll have been given a certain amount of information british information by the british family and officers who work with them. but that information will be fairly limited. they

may, i'm sure, won't be. they won't be waiting and thinking, gosh, this is the bit that's going to turn it over. but they live in hope that one day and we do know that major investigations , even decades, investigations, even decades, 20, 30 years on, i've just done an investigation in 30 years on, and we've found incredible new evidence. so the evidence does come forward years later. but sadly, i don't think this is it. this is about the german authorities, mr walters, trying to keep the case alive, trying to keep the case alive, trying to keep the public involved in so much in keeping their information. well indeed. and i wanted to ask you about- 1“ �*vavi1:41 :: and i wanted to ask you about the punk.— wanted to ask you about the puptie. mark.— wanted to ask you about the public, mark, because there's a reat— public, mark, because there's a reat tivite— public, mark, because there's a real divide developing now. and every— real divide developing now. and every-tak— real divide developing now. and every-talk about- real divide developing now. and every talk about maddie every time i talk about maddie on every time i talk about maddie en-snew.— every time i talk about maddie en-snew. i— every time i talk about maddie on-show, i really- every time i talk about maddie on show, i really sense on this show, i really sense tnat— on this show, i really sense tnat tnere— on this show, i really sense that there is— on this show, i really sense that there is a— on this show, i really sense that there is a group in the puttie— that there is a group in the puttie tnat— that there is a group in the public that are— that there is a group in the public that are absolute furious tnat— public that are absolute furious that millions— public that are absolute furious that millions and— public that are absolute furious that millions and millions of peunts— that millions and millions of peunts keep— that millions and millions of pounds keep being thrown at this case. scotland— pounds keep being thrown at this case. scotland yard— pounds keep being thrown at this case. scotland yard detectives are case. scotland yard detectives in— case. scotland yard detectives in tne— case. scotland yard detectives are in the algarve for this seaen— are in the algarve for this seaen se— are in the algarve for this search. so presumably that is eesting— search. so presumably that is eesting rnete— search. so presumably that is costing more money. do you think nittiens—

costing more money. do you think nittiens et— costing more money. do you think millions of pounds— costing more money. do you think millions of pounds should eentnue— millions of pounds should continue to— millions of pounds should continue to be— millions of pounds should continue to be spent every year in tne— continue to be spent every year in tne seaen— continue to be spent every year in the search for— continue to be spent every year in the search for maddie mccann 7 in the search for maddie mccann e se— in the search for maddie mccann e se there-s— in the search for maddie mccann e se tnere-s a— in the search for maddie mccann ? so there's a contrast- in the search for maddie mccann 7 1 ? so there's a contrast here. yes, i do. i believe that money should be spent with, you know, for every single missing person. but when you put it into the context of all the other cases , context of all the other cases, as it should equally be spent on those, and of course, that's not practical . so you get to practical. so you get to a situation where you say, well, why is it that madeleine mccann's case is receiving more money anything else? this money than anything else? this is . you know, is utterly unique. you know, i've travelled the world, i've interviewed the most, you know , interviewed the most, you know, major crime, and there is no case that's similar to this. the portuguese case it sits with. that's where she went missing. the british have got involved because she comes from britain. of course, the germans become involved because they that involved because they claim that christian brueckner is responsible. are there are responsible. there are there are hundreds you know, there's 3000 unsolved murders currently in england and wales. and of those cases, there are multiple families who have nothing done year on year out in relation to

their case. but there are millions of pounds being spent in relation to madeleine's disappearance . why are the disappearance. why are the british police over there ridiculous? i mean, whoever warranted that to allow the british police to go over for a search like this? absolutely out of order. the portuguese can relay that information back to the british if it's necessary. there's absolute no need for them to be there. it is a wasted money. the reality is, is money. and the reality is, is sadly , they are no further sadly, they are no further forward. millions and millions of pounds have been spent. there are no further forward than the 3rd of may two thousand and seven, are now. so seven, where they are now. so disturbing. former top cop turnet— disturbing. former top cop turnet tep— i: “3 former top cop turned top investigator ieurnatist— turned top investigator journalist mark williams—thomas. i journalist mark williams—thomas. i knew— journalist mark williams—thomas. i knew veure— journalist mark williams—thomas. i know you're staying on this ant— i know you're staying on this case and we look— i know you're staying on this case and we look forward to nearing— case and we look forward to nearing veur— case and we look forward to hearing your developments on it. inank— hearing your developments on it. inank you— hearing your developments on it. inank veu se— hearing your developments on it. thank you so much— hearing your developments on it. thank you so much . but hearing your developments on it. thank you so much. but coming up in uneaneetet— thank you so much. but coming up in uncanceled with— thank you so much. but coming up in uncanceled with their new werk— in uncanceled with their new werk ea— in uncanceled with their new york car chase,— in uncanceled with their new york car chase, making them a taugning— york car chase, making them a taugning steek— york car chase, making them a laughing stock, their fifth wetting— laughing stock, their fifth wedding anniversary overshadowed by reperts— wedding anniversary overshadowed by repens by— wedding anniversary overshadowed by reports by crumbling marriage and by reports by crumbling marriage ant irinee— by reports by crumbling marriage and prince harry— by reports by crumbling marriage and prince harry tonight losing his and prince harry tonight losing nis tegat— and prince harry tonight losing nis tegat tit— and prince harry tonight losing his legal bid to— and prince harry tonight losing his legal bid to buy himself a private— his legal bid to buy himself a

private arnv— his legal bid to buy himself a private army of— his legal bid to buy himself a private army of police. has this teen— private army of police. has this been tne— private army of police. has this been the worst— private army of police. has this been the worst week ever for the sussexes reputation? and how can tnev— sussexes reputation? and how can tnev ne— sussexes reputation? and how can tnev tev— sussexes reputation? and how can tnev trv ant— sussexes reputation? and how can they now try and recover it? itevat— they now try and recover it? itevat autner— they now try and recover it? royal author meghan's piegrapner.— royal author meghan's biographer, tom bower, has the inside— biographer, tom bower, has the insite stew— biographer, tom bower, has the insite sterv verv— biographer, tom bower, has the inside story very soon. but next inside story very soon. but next in tne— inside story very soon. but next in tne netia— inside story very soon. but next in the media buzz,— inside story very soon. but next in the media buzz, former eutture— in the media buzz, former culture secretary nadine dorries stans— culture secretary nadine dorries stans riv— culture secretary nadine dorries stans iiv ter— culture secretary nadine dorries slams itv for protecting phillip senetiett— slams itv for protecting phillip schofield for, _ slams itv for protecting phillip schofield for, quote, as long as pessitte. — schofield for, quote, as long as pessitte. is— schofield for, quote, as long as possible. is she— schofield for, quote, as long as possible. is she right to guestien— possible. is she right to question why- possible. is she right to question why they are still tetting— question why they are still tetting nin — question why they are still letting him host other prestigious— letting him host other prestigious shows? my superstar panet— prestigious shows? my superstar panet returnee— prestigious shows? my superstar panel returned to— prestigious shows? my superstar panel returned to debate that in just panel returned to debate that in iust a— panel returned to debate that in rust a neent— panel returned to debate that in rust a rneent .—

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from his role as presenter on its ttagsnip— from his role as presenter on its flagship show— from his role as presenter on its flagship show this morning, init— its flagship show this morning, init is— its flagship show this morning, init is set— its flagship show this morning, phil is set to— its flagship show this morning, phil is set to host— its flagship show this morning, phil is set to host the soap awaits— phil is set to host the soap awards next— phil is set to host the soap awards next week with the broadcaster— awards next week with the broadcaster fearing his involvement- broadcaster fearing his involvement could spark a taektasn— involvement could spark a backlash and— involvement could spark a backlash and woke. itv is yet to eentin— backlash and woke. itv is yet to eentirn it— backlash and woke. itv is yet to confirm if phil— backlash and woke. itv is yet to confirm if phil will— backlash and woke. itv is yet to confirm if phil will continue to nest— confirm if phil will continue to nest paneing— confirm if phil will continue to host dancing on— confirm if phil will continue to host dancing on ice. when the stew— host dancing on ice. when the show televises_ host dancing on ice. when the show televises in— host dancing on ice. when the show televises in january next year.— show televises in january next vear. wew— show televises in january next year. now former— show televises in january next year. now former culture seeretarv— year. now former culture secretary nadine dorries, who untit— secretary nadine dorries, who untitltew— secretary nadine dorries, who untitltew-age- secretary nadine dorries, who until few ago was until a few months ago was tasked— until a few months ago was tasked handling the tasked with handling the government's— tasked with handling the government's broadcasting tasked with handling the govern said 's broadcasting tasked with handling the govern said slammed sting tasked with handling the govern said slammed itvg tasked with handling the govern said slammed itv for how policy, said slammed itv for how it's policy, said slammed itv for how its teatt— policy, said slammed itv for how it's dealt with— policy, said slammed itv for how it's dealt with the— policy, said slammed itv for how it's dealt with the schofield tatteut— it's dealt with the schofield tatteut. in— it's dealt with the schofield fallout. in a— it's dealt with the schofield fallout. in a bombshell column tetav— fallout. in a bombshell column tetav in— fallout. in a bombshell column tetav in tne— fallout. in a bombshell column today in the daily— fallout. in a bombshell column today in the daily mail. dorries ete— today in the daily mail. dorries ete as— today in the daily mail. dorries ete as ter— today in the daily mail. dorries wrote, as for itv,— today in the daily mail. dorries wrote, as for itv, it looks to me— wrote, as for itv, it looks to me as tneugn— wrote, as for itv, it looks to me as though the channel was nest— me as though the channel was most concerned— me as though the channel was most concerned with protecting senetiett-s— most concerned with protecting schofield's reputation and its ter— schofield's reputation and its own for as long— schofield's reputation and its own for as long as possible. and tnere— own for as long as possible. and tnere are— own for as long as possible. and there are still— own for as long as possible. and there are still many— own for as long as possible. and there are still many questions to there are still many questions te ask— there are still many questions te ask ateut— there are still many questions to ask about this— there are still many questions to ask about this case, not just of to ask about this case, not just et senetiett — to ask about this case, not just of schofield and— to ask about this case, not just of schofield and what he might nave— of schofield and what he might nave tene— of schofield and what he might have done that— of schofield and what he might have done that could have led to his have done that could have led to nis teparture— have done that could have led to his departure. there are also guestiens— his departure. there are also questions for— his departure. there are also questions for itv— his departure. there are also questions for itv executives, ant— questions for itv executives, ant tnis— questions for itv executives, and this morning, editor martin trizett— and this morning, editor martin trizett. wnat— and this morning, editor martin frizell. what have— and this morning, editor martin frizell. what have they known ateut— frizell. what have they known about schofield _ frizell. what have they known about schofield for how long and why— about schofield for how long and why are— about schofield for how long and why tnev— about schofield for how long and why are they letting him host etner— why are they letting him host other prestigious shows ? rebecca

other prestigious shows? rebecca reat— other prestigious shows? rebecca reat i— other prestigious shows? rebecca reat i tneugnt— other prestigious shows? rebecca read i thought this— other prestigious shows? rebecca read i thought this was a very pewertut— read i thought this was a very powerful intervention from the terner— powerful intervention from the former culture— powerful intervention from the former culture secretary, nadine denies.— former culture secretary, nadine perries ant— former culture secretary, nadine perries ant i— former culture secretary, nadine dorries, and i think she makes a verv— dorries, and i think she makes a verv tair— dorries, and i think she makes a very tair peint— dorries, and i think she makes a very tair peint .— dorries, and i think she makes a very fair point , don't you? very fair point, don't you? i tnink— very fair point, don't you? i tnink its— very fair point, don't you? i tnink its a— very fair point, don't you? i think it's a very— very fair point, don't you? i think it's a very difficult conversation— think it's a very difficult conversation because as she speeutates— conversation because as she speculates about— conversation because as she speculates about its it's unknown, right? e11; unknown, right? these are internal conversations. we don't know exactly how the relationship with phil and holly broke down. we don't know exactly we don't exactly know what's but i can see what's going on. but i can see that if he's not allowed to host this then it doesn't this morning, then it doesn't make sense be able make sense that he'd be able to host else. and i sort host anything else. and i sort of and i don't of feel like he and i don't think will have think he will should have the dignity like, do you know dignity to be like, do you know what? i had a lot of great years. i had the best job in television now going to television and now i'm going to tastefully made tastefully step back. he's made a he could do a lot of money. he could do something but think he's something else, but i think he's going their life really going to make their life really hell, he's furious. and hell, he's furious. yeah. and i can he's can see why. but because he's the person who gets the kind of person who gets furious. right. but you'll nofice furious. right. but you'll notice and sorry notice that when. and i'm sorry to bring him up, amanda, but when from good when piers went from good morning piers morgan. morning britain. piers morgan. yes. are to bring that yes. are you sorry to bring that on yes. are you sorry to bring that en—iiv- yes. are you sorry to bring that| on_itv because on because your ex itv because ne-s— on because your ex itv because he's-ex—boyfriend,- he's your ex—boyfriend, wasn't tike—wett-

he's your ex—boyfriend, wasn't iike—wett .- he's your ex—boyfriend, wasn't iike—wett . itl he's your ex—boyfriend, wasn't. like _well , it was like my boyfriend. well, it was more more serious that . more more serious than that. much serious the much more serious than the boyfriend. a tenner boyfriend. boyfriend's a tenner penny, but you'll notice that the worked below him the people who worked below him and did not line up and around him did not line up to kick him. and here you are seeing that people are lining up to phil because he to take shots at phil because he hurt think hurt people alleged. i think i've heard he wasn't very nice to people on the way up. no, no, no. he wasn't , john. sergeant. i no. he wasn't, john. sergeant. i veu knew.— he wasn't, john. sergeant. i mean, you know, phillip schofield,— mean, you know, phillip schofield, guy , bad mean, you know, phillip- schofield,-guy , bad guy. schofield, good guy, bad guy. wett— schofield, good guy, bad guy. wett. i— schofield, good guy, bad guy. well, i amaze— schofield, good guy, bad guy. well, i amaze hinckley- schofield, good guy, bad guy. well, i amaze hinckley was on the soap awards i once gave an award in the soap awards so i can't say we're that close as people, but he was on it. of course, and i thought he was pretty cold and totally lacking any interest in me and what i might be doing. that's outrageous. that's consistent. i can't believe it can you? that is just unbelievable- can't believe it can you? that is just unbelievable .- 11“ c c 11“ 14.7 that is just unbelievable . but every is just unbelievable. but every singte— is just unbelievable. but every singte perse— is just unbelievable. but every single person who works on the peint— single person who works on the serious point where i think watine— serious point where i think nadine dorries— serious point where i think nadine dorries is wrong is the assunptien— nadine dorries is wrong is the assumption that— nadine dorries is wrong is the assumption that somehow we must knew. — assumption that somehow we must knew. we— assumption that somehow we must knew. we must— assumption that somehow we must know. we must be— assumption that somehow we must know. we must be told- assumption that somehow we must know. we must be told this

doesn't really work with a private company and someone they employ . the assumption that it's employ. the assumption that it's all sort of like a public office, you know, it's like being in the cabinet or being prime minister. i think people are getting confused about this. okay. but what are there more in our lives morally, though? because itv have painted this pieture— because itv have painted this pieture-suen- picture to us for such a long time— picture to us for such a long time et— picture to us for such a long time et riv— picture to us for such a long time of itv being happy tanities— time of itv being happy families, we— time of itv being happy families, we were meant to buy inte— families, we were meant to buy inte tnis— families, we were meant to buy into this concept— families, we were meant to buy into this concept. _ families, we were meant to buy into this concept . cj�*" 1114. into this concept. of course tnat-s— into this concept. of course that's what you got, but that's what you got. and actually it's a nest— what you got. and actually it's a nest et— what you got. and actually it's a nest of vipers.— what you got. and actually it's a nest of vipers. they- 314 and actually it's a nest of vipers. they hate 3114 and actually it's a nest of vipers. they hate each etten— a nest of vipers. they hate each etner. inev— a nest of vipers. they hate each other. they backstabbing other. they are backstabbing eaen— other. they are backstabbing eaen etner. — other. they are backstabbing each other. so— other. they are backstabbing each other. so we don't have a tegat— each other. so we don't have a tegat rignt— each other. so we don't have a legal right-know.- each other. so we don't have a legal right know. but surely legal right to know. but surely asa— neratl as viewers, we have a moral rignt. — as viewers, we have a moral right. .because- as viewers, we have a moral right. .because.fact,| as viewers, we have a moral. right. .becauselfact, the right. no, because in fact, the itv got to keep their mitts itv have got to keep their mitts up. there up. they're in there in difficulty they difficulty over this. they were astonished that astonished at the way that people off the programme. people turned off the programme. they publicity would they thought the publicity would be for the programme, good they thought the publicity would be them.or the programme, good they thought the publicity would be them. now; programme, good they thought the publicity would be them. now iprogramme, good they thought the publicity would be them. now i thinkrmme, good they thought the publicity would be them. now i think they're|ood for them. now i think they're obviously some disarray over obviously in some disarray over this, idea that what this, but the idea that what they should do is to make some pronouncements, some definitive pronouncements, some definitive pronouncement about what he did and what they thought of it. well, that seems to like

well, that seems to me like crazy thing for a media company to i'd be horrified if i was to do. i'd be horrified if i was working for itv and i thought any might turn round any moment they might turn round and say, well, actually, let's tell. i worked for was tell. i worked for them. i was their editor. don't their political editor. i don't want end my time want them at the end of my time to sergeant, we to say, now, john sergeant, we can tell you the truth. can now tell you the truth. he was appalling or he was this or that. no, you want certain that. no, you want a certain amount even when amount of loyalty, even when you're leaving them. but i think amount of loyalty, even when you thinglving them. but i think amount of loyalty, even when you thing abouthem. but i think thing about them but i think thing about them blthat�*iink amount of loyalty, even when you thing about them blthat for: the thing about them is that for a—tnev-re- the thing about them is that for a—tnev-re nerel a lot of people, they're more influential— a lot of people, they're more influential politicians. influential than politicians. inev-re— influential than politicians. were in— influential than politicians. they're in your— influential than politicians. they're in your they're in your neme— home every day. they feel like tanitv—etl family members to a lot of peepie— family members to a lot of peepte wne— family members to a lot of people who watch it religiously. so people who watch it religiously. se peepte— people who watch it religiously. se peepte-nes- people who watch it religiously.j so people-he's-of so people feel like he's kind of atantenet— so people feel like he's kind of abandoned them— so people feel like he's kind of abandoned them and they want. but abandoned them and they want. nutlwas— abandoned them and they want. nutlwas atwavs— abandoned them and they want. butlwas always-thel but it was always a farce. the waste— but it was always a farce. the wnete tning— but it was always a farce. the whole thing was— but it was always a farce. the whole thing was always a farce. we phillip we all knew what phillip schofield was about, but. amanda patel been talking patel i've been talking this week how it's fascinating week about how it's fascinating that profile wants that no one high profile wants to philip, to speak out and defend philip, but you well dan, but i believe you do. well dan, and i've got to say, the guy hasn't any crimes. hasn't committed any crimes. i'm big fan nadine's and, i'm a big fan of nadine's and, you— i'm a big fan of nadine's and, veu-respeet- i'm a big fan of nadine's and, you-respect her- i'm a big fan of nadine's and, you respect her opinion you know, i respect her opinion in tne— you know, i respect her opinion in tne paper— you know, i respect her opinion in the paper today. but i think the in the paper today. but i think tne reat— in the paper today. but i think the real snake— in the paper today. but i think the real snake in— in the paper today. but i think the real snake in the grass here nas— the real snake in the grass here nas teen— the real snake in the grass here has been holly— the real snake in the grass here has been holly and the people tenint— has been holly and the people tenint nen— has been holly and the people behind her, really. and they

went— behind her, really. and they went eut— behind her, really. and they went out after— behind her, really. and they went out after him . i'm not went out after him. i'm not saving— went out after him. i'm not saving ne-s— went out after him. i'm not saving ne-s an— went out after him. i'm not saying he's an angel. i've never werket— saying he's an angel. i've never werket ter— saying he's an angel. i've never worked for him _ saying he's an angel. i've never worked for him .— saying he's an angel. i've never worked for him . i've done a few worked for him. i've done a few nsews— worked for him. i've done a few news nut— worked for him. i've done a few shows. but basically holly was the shows. but basically holly was tne ee— shows. but basically holly was tne sne— shows. but basically holly was the one. she came and we all tnink— the one. she came and we all tnink sne— the one. she came and we all think she says,— the one. she came and we all think she says, oh,— the one. she came and we all think she says, oh, this is reattv— think she says, oh, this is reattv eute— think she says, oh, this is really cute little thing like peris— really cute little thing like peris paw— really cute little thing like doris day, modern time. and aetuattv— doris day, modern time. and aetuattv sne— doris day, modern time. and actually she calculatingly went arter— actually she calculatingly went atter nin — actually she calculatingly went after him and— actually she calculatingly went after him and maybe for very geet— after him and maybe for very geet eases— after him and maybe for very good reasons ,— after him and maybe for very good reasons , from what i'm told good reasons, from what i'm told for good reasons, from what i'm told ter verv— good reasons, from what i'm told ter verv geet.— good reasons, from what i'm told ter verv geet. verv— good reasons, from what i'm told for very good, very good reason se searing— for very good, very good reason was so searing and— for very good, very good reason was so searing and naked antitien— was so searing and naked antitien . — was so searing and naked ambition . n0,- was so searing and naked ambition. no, i- was so searing and naked ambition . v0 10“ c was so searing and naked ambition. v0 10“ c was so searing and naked- ambition . no, i don't think it's ambition. no, i don't think it's that. i think it's the week. time and time again we see a man does something wrong and a woman takes the fall or gets the blame and wasn't and she didn't do and she wasn't and she didn't do that. she she she that. and i think she she she saw what was potentially coming down road. and she made a down the road. and she made a teeisien— down the road. and she made a decision—this- decision. and maybe this aetuattv— actually makes her a powerfuli woman—respect. woman that we should respect. sne— woman that we should respect. sne-ant— woman that we should respect. sne-ant-net- woman that we should respect. she-and-not going| woman that we should respect. . she-and-not going to she decided and i'm not going to nave— she decided and i'm not going to nave nv— she decided and i'm not going to nave my eareer— she decided and i'm not going to have my career dragged down by this have my career dragged down by tnis tieke. — have my career dragged down by this bloke. she— have my career dragged down by this bloke. she was— have my career dragged down by this bloke. 1 ev“i: this bloke. she was riven and dnven this bloke. she was riven and driven by ambition. let's just see how this plays out. okay? i'm not going to say anything untoward. i'm not going to step over any markers here. all i can

see from her and what i know from what's happened is that she. is like the rishi sunak she. she is like the rishi sunak of daytime tv. i bet you anything her next line on tv will be very sharp. knives as well. with will be very sharp. knives as well . with all ambitious people well. with all ambitious people . wnat-s— well. with all ambitious people . wnat-s wreng— well. with all ambitious people . what's wrong with— well. with all ambitious people . what's wrong with being ambitious? itell . what's wrong with being ambitious? i tell you what. i want— ambitious? i tell you what. i want tike. — ambitious? i tell you what. i didn't like. i— ambitious? i tell you what. i didn't like. i watched- c 7 i tell you what. i didn't like. 1: didn't like. i watched the programme. i watched the programme. i watched the programme when they came on and tried to be friendly and i thought, god, know, this thought, oh god, you know, this isn't and isn't going to work. and the other was obvious other thing, it was obvious they hate each other. by the end it was, well, i just thought you thought you thought this isn't. but if you can when i don't know thought this isn't. but if you can i when i don't know thought this isn't. but if you can i don't�*ien i don't know thought this isn't. but if you can i don't geti don't know thought this isn't. but if you can i don't get in. i't know thought this isn't. but if you can i don't get in. thisiow thought this isn't. but if you can i don't get in. this is/ thought this isn't. but if you can i don't get in. this is if what i don't get in. this is if you've what i don't get in. this is if veve teen— what i don't get in. this is if you've been friends- what i don't get in. this is if you've been friends for- 10“ 1914 1“ this is if you've been friends for 20 years— you've been friends for 20 years rignt.— you've been friends for 20 years, right. and you've been mates— years, right. and you've been ates you— years, right. and you've been mates, you holiday together, you spent—veul spend christmas together, you may— spend christmas together, youj nay—it may fall out. but. yeah, but if tne— may fall out. but. yeah, but if tne tning— may fall out. but. yeah, but if tne tning a— may fall out. but. yeah, but if the thing a good— may fall out. but. yeah, but if the thing a good person does not tetrav— the thing a good person does not tetrav .— the thing a good person does not tetrav. we. — the thing a good person does not betray. no. because- the thing a good person does not betray. no. 1 �*7 the thing a good person does not betray . no. 1 �*7 : betray. no. because if somebody is to tank your career. is going to tank your career. yeah. you worked and she yeah. if you have worked and she has incredibly hard and has worked incredibly hard and she's a 42 year old woman still on breakfast television, that is not easy. may say that i not easy. and may i say that i think friendship is more important really. important than a career, really. but has been don't know.

but this has been i don't know. i but this has been i don't know. i think— but this has been i don't know. i think tnis— but this has been i don't know. i think this has— but this has been i don't know. i think this has been— but this has been i don't know. i think this has been a- but this has been i don't know. i think this has been a very- i think this has been a very unusual this has been a four year she saw what was year fallout. she saw what was coming. she saw the way that he treated other people well. and finally, she decided i am not prepared to stand by and watch that rubbish go on. and i praise for her that frosty holly and the way she treated women on that show . okay. there have been that show. okay. there have been oh, that show. okay. there have been on. wean.— that show. okay. there have been on. vean sne— that show. okay. there have been on. yeabv sne is— that show. okay. there have been oh, yeah, she is on— okay. there have been oh, yeah, she is on she's icy. sne-s— oh, yeah, she is on she's icy. sne-s net— oh, yeah, she is on she's icy. sne-s net a— oh, yeah, she is on she's icy. she's not a friend.- oh, yeah, she is on she's icy. she's not a friend. she is not. nut— she's not a friend. she is not. put you— she's not a friend. she is not. put you ten-t— she's not a friend. she is not. but you don't be— she's not a friend. she is not. but you don't be painting her as a but also you don't a saint. but also you don't have to nice. stated. isn't this to be nice. stated. isn't this also another piece of it? it's the final word, john.- also another piece of it? it's the final word, john. it's- the final word, john. it's high petites— politics, though, isn't it? at westminster?— politics, though, isn't it? at westminster? thing is westminster? the old thing is you— westminster? the old thing is veu—trients- westminster? the old thing is veu—trients in- you don't have friends in petites.— you don't have friends in politics. you— you don't have friends in politics. you can have allies. ves— politics. you can have allies. ves inteet. — politics. you can have allies. yes indeed. are— politics. you can have allies. yes indeed. ' 11; 7 v0. yes indeed. are we allies? you certainly are. we're allies and etesetv— certainly are. we're allies and we're closely cannot- 1 e11; we're allies and we're closely cannot have trients— we're closely cannot have friends believe- we're closely cannot have friends believe me, working at itv friends believe me, working at iiv tavtine— friends believe me, working at itv daytime, do— friends believe me, working at itv daytime, do you know what? i-ve— itv daytime, do you know what? he werket— itv daytime, do you know what? he werket in— itv daytime, do you know what? i've worked in some— itv daytime, do you know what? i've worked in some of— itv daytime, do you know what? i've worked in some of the- i've worked in some of the toughest newsrooms in the world. you know, news of the world, the sun, nowhere is full of more backstabbers or more hateful people than itv. daytime but

we're friends, right? but here we're friends, right? but here we genuinely everybody uses everyone is actually made. rebekah. we're evening. we're no evening— rebekah. we're evening. we're no evening in— rebekah. we're evening. we're no evening in a— rebekah. we're evening. we're no evening in a pit— rebekah. we're evening. we're no evening in a bid for— rebekah. we're evening. we're no evening in a bid for relevance ant— evening in a bid for relevance ant net— evening in a bid for relevance and not content— evening in a bid for relevance and not content with their numerous failed attempts to undo nreait. — numerous failed attempts to undo nreait. ite— numerous failed attempts to undo brexit. the lib— numerous failed attempts to undo brexit. the lib dems_ numerous failed attempts to undo brexit. v brexit. the lib dems now appear to be joining labour on its chilling crusade against women. so this is the moment they're bumbling leader davey echoed bumbling leader ed davey echoed keir starmer's backwards belief today have today that women can have a penis. watch vast majority of peepte— penis. watch vast majority of peepte wnese— 1“ �*vavve41. 1“ vast majority of people whose biological sex is a wnen— people whose biological sex is a woman. when they— people whose biological sex is a woman. when they were birth, tnev— woman. when they were birth, tnev teet— woman. when they were birth, they feel they're _ woman. when they were birth, they feel they're women. so the tne — they feel they're women. so the tne tnev— they feel they're women. so the same the they feel— they feel they're women. so the same the they feel their gender the same the they feel their gender tne sane— same the they feel their gender tne as— same the they feel their gender the same as at— same the they feel their gender the same as at birth. but there is a— the same as at birth. but there is a verv— the same as at birth. but there is a very smatt— the same as at birth. but there is a very small number of people wne— is a very small number of people wne ten-t— is a very small number of people wne ten-t teet— is a very small number of people who don't feel like— is a very small number of people who don't feel like that. so a woman can have— who don't feel like that. so a woman can have a— who don't feel like that. so a woman can have a penis. well, quite clearly . okay. quite quite clearly. okay. quite eteartv— quite clearly. okay. quite eteartv .— quite clearly. okay. quite clearly . can— quite clearly. okay. quite clearly . can a— 1. 111g okay. quite clearly . can a woman 11. 111g okay. quite clearly . can a woman have clearly. can a woman have a penis.— clearly. can a woman have a penis. anantae— clearly. can a woman have a penis, amanda? no, i don't have inn— penis, amanda? no, i don't have one. i'm a woman.— penis, amanda? no, i don't have one. i'm a woman. john- penis, amanda? no, i don't have one. 1“ 1“ 1“ one. i'm a woman. john could a woman have a penis? no, certainly not. rebecca read. trans— certainly not. rebecca read. trans women can— certainly not. 7 11 : trans women can have penises. so nes— trans women can have penises. so ne-s rignt.— trans women can have penises. so ne-s rignt. trans— trans women can have penises. so he's right. trans women can have penises. — he's right. trans women can have penises. lyou're_ he's right. trans women can have penises. 11; revig1i1:;1; “g he's right. trans women can have penises. g “g penises. so you're agreeing with what think that what he's saying? i think that trans women can have penises. they have a penis. trans

they can't have a penis. trans women can have.— they can't have a penis. trans women can have. have women can have. can't have a penis. a woman have a penis. but can a woman have a penise— penis. but can a woman have a penise — penis. but can a woman have a penis? question— penis. but can a woman have a penis? question he— penis. but can a woman have a penis? question he said- penis. but can a woman have a penis? question he said trans women penises, but can penis? question he said trans wwoman penises, but can penis? question he said trans wwoman have penises, but can penis? question he said trans wwoman have a penises, but can penis? question he said trans wwoman have a penise a but can penis? question he said trans wwoman have a penisea transin a woman have a penis? a trans woman can, yes. but what about a trans— woman can, yes. but what about a trans wenan— woman can, yes. but what about a transean — woman can, yes. but what about a trans a— woman can, yes. but what about a trans woman? a woman?- woman can, yes. but what about a trans woman? a woman? a- 1“ 11“ «19 but what about a trans woman? ' 7 ' trans woman? a woman? a trans woman kind woman. a kind woman is a kind of woman. a kind of so you agree a trans of what? so you agree a trans woman not a woman? no. it's woman is not a woman? no. it's a different kind of woman- 1“ 7 v0 it's a different kind of woman from a woman-enough.- different kind of woman from a woman. enough. different woman. fair enough. a different kine— woman. fair enough. a different king-tren — woman. fair enough. a different kint-tren a- woman. fair enough. a different kind from a woman. kind of woman from a woman. keteeea— kind of woman from a woman. keteeea-jetn- kind of woman from a woman.j rebecca-john sergeant rebecca right. john sergeant amanda got sense amanda patel. we got more sense there out davey but there than out of er. davey but coming after shadow coming up after shadow chancellor i love coming up after shadow chaitwicer i love coming up after shadow chaitwice deletes i love coming up after shadow chaitwice deletes a i love coming up after shadow chaitwice deletes a tweet i love this twice deletes a tweet showing her flying business class at cost nearly class at a cost of nearly £4,000. after a party £4,000. just weeks after a party attack. sunak spending on attack. rishi sunak spending on travel. exposed attack. rishi sunak spending on traveithe exposed attack. rishi sunak spending on traveithe champagne xposed attack. rishi sunak spending on traveithe champagne socialists used the champagne socialists and for what used the champagne socialists and really for what used the champagne socialists and really are? for what used the champagne socialists and really are? she'sfor what used the champagne socialists and really are? she's goingat used the champagne socialists and really are? she's going to they really are? she's going to feature tonight's feature as we crown tonight's greatest union greatest britain and union jackass. an uncancelled jackass. but next an uncancelled with new car chase, with their new york car chase, making them a laughing stock. their fifth wedding anniversary overshadowed a overshadowed by reports of a seriously in trouble marriage and harry losing his legal bid to buy himself private protection. tonight from the met. has been the worst met. has this been the worst week for sussexes week ever for the sussexes reputation and can they now recover it ? royal author

recover it? royal author meghan's biographer, tom bower, he has inside story in just he has the inside story in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled, where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and breaking tonight, prince harry has been denied the right to bring a second legal challenge against the home office over its refusal to let him pay for met police as his security. the duke argued his security. the duke argued his offer to fund his own security using the met police should have prompted the government to quash and retake its decision . but the court its decision. but the court ruled that privately funded police protection was not in the pubuc police protection was not in the public interest. the home office had previous slammed harry's bid, saying their officers aren't guns for hire. the latest high court ruling keeps the

pressure on the duke and duchess of delusion after the international humiliation the couple suffered when their make believe car chase through new york was exposed as an overblown farce . and hapless harry is due farce. and hapless harry is due back in court again soon, with the duke due to give evidence next month over his phone hacking claim against the daily mirror. so to talk about the latest sussex woes, i'm delighted joined the delighted to be joined by the celebrated royal biographer, a biographer meghan tom biographer of meghan markle. tom bower . so, tom, you biographer of meghan markle. tom bower. so, tom, you think while this has been a bad week, things could actually be about to get worse ? absolutely, dan, i mean, worse? absolutely, dan, i mean, as we pretietet— worse? absolutely, dan, i mean, as we predicted last— 7 absolutely, dan, i mean, as we predicted last week, he geing— as we predicted last week, he geing te— as we predicted last week, he was going to lose— as we predicted last week, he was going to lose the case against— was going to lose the case against tne— was going to lose the case against the government. he has a seeet— against the government. he has a second case against— against the government. he has a second case against the gevernent— second case against the government, which i'm sure he'll tese— government, which i'm sure he'll tese te— government, which i'm sure he'll tese te. ant— government, which i'm sure he'll lose to. and then— government, which i'm sure he'll lose to. and then comes up lose to. and then he comes up for cross—examination at and get— for cross—examination at and get a— for cross—examination at and get a nepe— for cross—examination at and once got a hope that andrew ereen— once got a hope that andrew eeen wne-s— once got a hope that andrew green, who's representing the winer— green, who's representing the inner .— green, who's representing the inner . is— green, who's representing the mirror , is really— green, who's representing the mirror , is really going to give mirror, is really going to give warn— mirror, is really going to give tan a— mirror, is really going to give nary a pasting.— mirror, is really going to give harry a pasting, like as if he's nat— harry a pasting, like as if he's never had before.— harry a pasting, like as if he's never had before. because what i see never had before. because what i reattv— never had before. because what i see really happening at the neent— see really happening at the rneent is— see really happening at the moment is the— see really happening at the moment is the crumbling of the

mage— moment is the crumbling of the rnagie ant— moment is the crumbling of the magic and mystery of harry. the wnete— magic and mystery of harry. the whole beginning— magic and mystery of harry. the whole beginning ,— magic and mystery of harry. the whole beginning , really of the whole beginning, really of the ent— whole beginning, really of the ent et— whole beginning, really of the ent et nis— whole beginning, really of the end of his reputation . at the end of his reputation. at the neent— end of his reputation. at the moment there's— end of his reputation. at the moment there's nothing nice ateut— moment there's nothing nice ateut narrv. — moment there's nothing nice about harry. there's nothing you aetuattv— about harry. there's nothing you aetuattv — about harry. there's nothing you actually warm to. _ about harry. there's nothing you actually warm to. he's sort of a etiene— actually warm to. he's sort of a etiene et— actually warm to. he's sort of a etiene et a— actually warm to. he's sort of a cliche of a ghost— actually warm to. he's sort of a cliche of a ghost or— actually warm to. he's sort of a cliche of a ghost or something gutte— cliche of a ghost or something quite unpleasant— cliche of a ghost or something quite unpleasant and that nvsterieat— quite unpleasant and that hysterical outburst in new york just hysterical outburst in new york rust snewet— hysterical outburst in new york just showed really how the man has just showed really how the man nas teeee— just showed really how the man has become somewhat unbalanced tease you— has become somewhat unbalanced teease veu knew— has become somewhat unbalanced because, you know ,— has become somewhat unbalanced because, you know , this was because, you know, this was a tatter— because, you know, this was a rate tawtrv— because, you know, this was a rather tawdry award . it wasn't rather tawdry award. it wasn't any— rather tawdry award. it wasn't any await— rather tawdry award. it wasn't any awart et— rather tawdry award. it wasn't any award of any— rather tawdry award. it wasn't any award of any importance . it any award of any importance. it att— any award of any importance. it att tene— any award of any importance. it was all done to— any award of any importance. it was all done to up— any award of any importance. it was all done to up the glory of itegnan— was all done to up the glory of iiegnan ant— was all done to up the glory of meghan and make glorious steinem an aneient— meghan and make glorious steinem an ancient relic— meghan and make glorious steinem an ancient relic ,— meghan and make glorious steinem an ancient relic , quite an ancient relic, quite self—important as well . and they self—important as well. and they go self—important as well. and they ge eut— self—important as well. and they ge eut tne— self—important as well. and they ge eut tne taek— self—important as well. and they go out the back entrance and wnat-s— go out the back entrance and was reattv— go out the back entrance and what's really interesting, interesting— what's really interesting, interesting about that car chase is i interesting about that car chase is i ten-t— interesting about that car chase is i don't know— interesting about that car chase is i don't know if— interesting about that car chase is i don't know if you follow tnis.— is i don't know if you follow tnis. tut— is i don't know if you follow this, but the— is i don't know if you follow this, but the same agency that neuntet— this, but the same agency that was mounted this— this, but the same agency that was mounted this ridiculous tease— was mounted this ridiculous nease wnv— was mounted this ridiculous chase, why did— was mounted this ridiculous chase, why did they . yeah. are chase, why did they. yeah. are tne— chase, why did they. yeah. are tne sane— chase, why did they. yeah. are the same agency— chase, why did they. yeah. are the same agency who meghan was eeeperating— the same agency who meghan was eeeperating witn— the same agency who meghan was cooperating with in— the same agency who meghan was cooperating with in california on coronation— cooperating with in california on coronation day with that niking— on coronation day with that niking stet— on coronation day with that hiking shot. so— on coronation day with that hiking shot. so it seems to me

tnat— hiking shot. so it seems to me that somehow— hiking shot. so it seems to me that somehow bakrid got angry tnat— that somehow bakrid got angry tnat tnev— that somehow bakrid got angry that they weren't— that somehow bakrid got angry that they weren't being given the opportunities to do the rignt— the opportunities to do the right photographs. the award eerernenv in— right photographs. the award ceremony in new york and then teeitet— ceremony in new york and then teeitet tnev— ceremony in new york and then decided they were— ceremony in new york and then decided they were going to get tneir— decided they were going to get tneir — decided they were going to get their own back— decided they were going to get their own back because it didn't make— their own back because it didn't make sense, had— their own back because it didn't make sense, had enough pictures of make sense, had enough pictures et itegnan— make sense, had enough pictures et iiegnan ant— make sense, had enough pictures of meghan and harry and the wnete— of meghan and harry and the wnete-is— of meghan and harry and the wnete-is se— of meghan and harry and the whole is so tawdry . and whole thing is so tawdry. and why— whole thing is so tawdry. and why wee— whole thing is so tawdry. and why tnev— whole thing is so tawdry. and why were they running? why titn-t— why were they running? why titn-t tnev— why were they running? why didn't they just— why were they running? why didn't they just go as usual to the didn't they just go as usual to tne eartvte— didn't they just go as usual to the carlyle hotel? told the the carlyle hotel? i'm told the eartvte— the carlyle hotel? i'm told the eartvte net— the carlyle hotel? i'm told the carlyle not only— the carlyle hotel? i'm told the carlyle not only wouldn't give tnen — carlyle not only wouldn't give tnen -teat— carlyle not only wouldn't give tnen -teat .- carlyle not only wouldn't give them -deal , but- carlyle not only wouldn't give them deal, but was quite them a good deal, but was quite keen— them a good deal, but was quite keen ter— them a good deal, but was quite keen rer-net— them a good deal, but was quite keen for-notlcome- keen for them not to come anrnerev— keen for them not to come anymore wherever keen for them not to come- anymore -wherever they anymore because wherever they go, anymore because wherever they ge. tnev— anymore because wherever they ge. tnev east— anymore because wherever they ge. tnev east a— anymore because wherever they go, they cast a bad shadow over the go, they cast a bad shadow over tne wnete— go, they cast a bad shadow over the whole escapade, as they have of course, on that— the whole escapade, as they have of course, on that award ceremony was- of course, on that award ceremony was steinem because steinen— ceremony was steinem because steinen was— ceremony was steinem because steinem was hoping to get great puttieitv— steinem was hoping to get great puttieitv ter— steinem was hoping to get great publicity for her— steinem was hoping to get great publicity for her third rate organisation— publicity for her third rate organisation and instead all the puttieitv— organisation and instead all the puttieitv went— organisation and instead all the publicity went on. _ organisation and instead all the publicity went on. the sussexes ant— publicity went on. the sussexes ant tneir— publicity went on. the sussexes ant tneir ea— publicity went on. the sussexes and their car chase, and very etten— and their car chase, and very etten ee— and their car chase, and very often one hears— and their car chase, and very often one hears in california tnat— often one hears in california tnat tnev-re— often one hears in california that they're not— often one hears in california that they're not invited to nettvweet— that they're not invited to hollywood parties or something teeause— hollywood parties or something teeause tnev— hollywood parties or something because they just— hollywood parties or something because they just bring with ten — because they just bring with ten tne — because they just bring with them the danger of the whole tning— them the danger of the whole tning teing— them the danger of the whole thing being about them and the ewe— thing being about them and the etner tning— thing being about them and the other thing which— thing being about them and the other thing which i found really interesting— other thing which i found really interesting in— other thing which i found really interesting in this— other thing which i found really interesting in this whole last week— interesting in this whole last week is— interesting in this whole last week is tne— interesting in this whole last week is the silence of meghan .

week is the silence of meghan. inere-s— week is the silence of meghan. inere-s att— week is the silence of meghan. there's all harry,— week is the silence of meghan. there's all harry, just like wnen— there's all harry, just like wnen ne— there's all harry, just like when he was— there's all harry, just like when he was promoting his book, just when he was promoting his book, iust tike— when he was promoting his book, rust tike wnen— when he was promoting his book, just like when he— when he was promoting his book, just like when he was arguing ateut— just like when he was arguing ateut tne— just like when he was arguing about the coronation when meghan stays— about the coronation when meghan stavs sitent— about the coronation when meghan stavs sitent .— about the coronation when meghan stays silent , she— about the coronation when meghan stays silent , she is— about the coronation when meghan stays silent, she is using harry to stays silent, she is using harry te tignt— stays silent, she is using harry te tignt ner— stays silent, she is using harry to fight her battles , but she is to fight her battles, but she is keeping— to fight her battles, but she is keeping ner— to fight her battles, but she is keeping her voice _ to fight her battles, but she is keeping her voice off of camera . ant— keeping her voice off of camera . ant tnat— keeping her voice off of camera . ant tnat is— keeping her voice off of camera . and that is very— keeping her voice off of camera . and that is very interesting teeause— . and that is very interesting teeause sne— . and that is very interesting because she clearly is building up te— because she clearly is building up to something— because she clearly is building up to something quite big. so wnatever— up to something quite big. so whatever happens now, harry has test— whatever happens now, harry has test att— whatever happens now, harry has test at tne— whatever happens now, harry has lost all the advantages he had , lost all the advantages he had, all lost all the advantages he had, at tne— lost all the advantages he had, all the glamour— lost all the advantages he had, all the glamour he had all the eretitititv— all the glamour he had all the credibility he— all the glamour he had all the credibility he had, and his writing— credibility he had, and his writing ne— credibility he had, and his writing now for the next big tatt— writing now for the next big tatt .— writing now for the next big tatt . wnien— writing now for the next big fall, which must be writing now for the next big fall , which must be the fall, which must be the cross—examination in the mirror ant— cross—examination in the mirror ant ne— cross—examination in the mirror case and he thinks— cross—examination in the mirror case and he thinks that is going to case and he thinks that is going te te— case and he thinks that is going te te a— case and he thinks that is going to be a moment— case and he thinks that is going to be a moment of— to be a moment of transformation, a moment to be a moment of— transformation, a moment where he transformation, a moment where ne stans— transformation, a moment where ne starts te— transformation, a moment where he starts to bring— transformation, a moment where he starts to bring down the tritisn— he starts to bring down the british media.— he starts to bring down the british media. _ he starts to bring down the british media. but he also thought that was going to be the case when they released that ridiculous statement out last week. and it does show you, tom, doesn't it? what happens now that have royal that he doesn't have royal advisor around actually advisor around him actually saying , don't be so ridiculous ?

saying, don't be so ridiculous? well, what he doesn't understand is tnat— well, what he doesn't understand is tnat ne— well, what he doesn't understand is tnat ne. et— well, what he doesn't understand is that he, of course, in the itiner— is that he, of course, in the itirrer ease— is that he, of course, in the mirror case, wants to attack the pataee — mirror case, wants to attack the pataee .— mirror case, wants to attack the pataee . ine— mirror case, wants to attack the palace . the king,— mirror case, wants to attack the palace . the king, prince palace. the king, prince wittian.— palace. the king, prince william, and- palace. the king, prince william, and all of them for trieting— william, and all of them for briefing against— william, and all of them for briefing against him. what he teesn-t— briefing against him. what he doesn't realise— briefing against him. what he doesn't realise is— briefing against him. what he doesn't realise is the judge witt— doesn't realise is the judge witt nave— doesn't realise is the judge will have no— doesn't realise is the judge will have no equipped for this. nett— will have no equipped for this. new sav— will have no equipped for this. new sav te— will have no equipped for this. he'll say to him,— will have no equipped for this. he'll say to him, prince , prince he'll say to him, prince, prince harry— he'll say to him, prince, prince harry tnis— he'll say to him, prince, prince harry tnis is— he'll say to him, prince, prince harry tnis is a— he'll say to him, prince, prince harry, this is a case against tne— harry, this is a case against tne taitv— harry, this is a case against the daily mirror,— harry, this is a case against the daily mirror, not against tuekingnan— the daily mirror, not against buckingham palace . now, where's buckingham palace. now, where's veur— buckingham palace. now, where's veur evitenee— buckingham palace. now, where's your evidence against the daily ninete— your evidence against the daily itirrere ant— your evidence against the daily mirror? and so— your evidence against the daily mirror? and so far— your evidence against the daily mirror? and so far , smear. mirror? and so far, smear. snear — mirror? and so far, smear. snear wan— mirror? and so far, smear. smear. man sherborne, the man aeting— smear. man sherborne, the man aeting ter— smear. man sherborne, the man aeting ter tne— smear. man sherborne, the man acting for the for— smear. man sherborne, the man acting for the for harry, a srnarrnv— acting for the for harry, a smarmy, smarmy lawyer , has smarmy, smarmy lawyer, has tetattv— smarmy, smarmy lawyer, has totally failed _ smarmy, smarmy lawyer, has totally failed in— smarmy, smarmy lawyer, has totally failed in three weeks to pretuee — totally failed in three weeks to pretuee anv— totally failed in three weeks to produce any evidence. we haven't seen a knockout— produce any evidence. we haven't seen a knockout blow , which is seen a knockout blow, which is not seen a knockout blow, which is net surprising— seen a knockout blow, which is not surprising at— seen a knockout blow, which is not surprising at all given his taek— not surprising at all given his track record. _ not surprising at all given his track record. ,vt

to hasn't been happy since he moved te itenteeite— hasn't been happy since he moved te itenteeite .— hasn't been happy since he moved to montecito . what— hasn't been happy since he moved to montecito . what do you make to montecito. what do you make of to montecito. what do you make et tnese— to montecito. what do you make of these reports— to montecito. what do you make of these reports that on some nignts— of these reports that on some nignts-staving— of these reports that on some nights staying away at nights he's staying away at a titterent— nights he's staying away at a different hotel— nights he's staying away at a different hotel nearby? it seems weirt— different hotel nearby? it seems wan, teesn-t— different hotel nearby? it seems weird, doesn't it,— different hotel nearby? it seems weird, doesn't it, when you've got— weird, doesn't it, when you've get a— weird, doesn't it, when you've get a nansien— weird, doesn't it, when you've got a mansion with 16 bathrooms? wean. — got a mansion with 16 bathrooms? wean. we.— got a mansion with 16 bathrooms? wean. we. r— got a mansion with 16 bathrooms? yeah. no, i think— got a mansion with 16 bathrooms? yeah. no, i think there's. v/01. yeah. no, i think there's. you tne— yeah. no, i think there's. you tne peepte— yeah. no, i think there's. you see the people who- yeah. no, i think there's. you see the people who reported that were clearly in a battle with harry. i mean, what's happening really is which everyone should know war know there's a briefing war going there's a briefing war going on. there's a briefing war about harry. a briefing. war about harry. a briefing. war about andrew. a briefing. war about andrew. a briefing. war about of princess about in favour of princess anne. the time. and papers anne. all the time. and papers are very keen, rightly , to want are very keen, rightly, to want to reflect all those stories. but i find it very hard to believe that he's hiding away in a he's a hotel room. after all, he's got cottage on on that estate got a cottage on on that estate . he can easily and does go with quite often there to smoke his weed . so don't believe that weed. so i don't believe that what i do believe is that he was happy at the beginning in california . i think that it was california. i think that it was a terrific relief for him to paddle in the pacific. but i think the reality is closing think now the reality is closing in. i think now he's finding that he's not getting his way. and in the end, what's interesting is, you know,

there's no new netflix contract , no announcement of new spotify series, no new book has yet been apparently commissioned . what apparently commissioned. what are they going to do? where's the money going to come from? apparently, meghan's apparently, “meghan's getting apparently, meghan's getting anetner— another award this week, another spurieus— another award this week, another spurieus mate— another award this week, another spurious made that's spurious made up award. that's it. tnat-s— spurious made up award. that's it. inat-s it— spurious made up award. that's it. inat-s it at— spurious made up award. that's it. that's it at the— spurious made up award. that's it. that's it at the moment. teek— it. that's it at the moment. teek. weu— it. that's it at the moment. look, you mentioned andrew and were— look, you mentioned andrew and tee is— look, you mentioned andrew and tee is a— look, you mentioned andrew and there is a briefing— look, you mentioned andrew and there is a briefing war going on tetween— there is a briefing war going on between andrew— there is a briefing war going on between andrew and king charles at tne— between andrew and king charles at tne neent— between andrew and king charles at the moment over— between andrew and king charles at the moment over his large the teat— at the moment over his large the itevat tetge— at the moment over his large the itevat tetge en— at the moment over his large the royal lodge on the— at the moment over his large the royal lodge on the windsor estate— royal lodge on the windsor estate ant— royal lodge on the windsor estate and who— royal lodge on the windsor estate and who doesn't want to teave— estate and who doesn't want to teave e— estate and who doesn't want to teave e tees— estate and who doesn't want to leave ? does the— estate and who doesn't want to leave ? does the king just need leave? does the king just need to leave? does the king just need te teugnen— leave? does the king just need te teugnen up— leave? does the king just need to toughen up here or should he let to toughen up here or should he tet tis— to toughen up here or should he let his brother— to toughen up here or should he let his brother stay— to toughen up here or should he let his brother stay at the neuse— let his brother stay at the house that _ let his brother stay at the house that the- let his brother stay at the house that the queen said he weutt— house that the queen said he weutt te— house that the queen said he weutt te in— house that the queen said he would be in for— house that the queen said he would be in for the rest? the tate— would be in for the rest? the tate gueen— would be in for the rest? the late queen that— would be in for the rest? the late queen that is said that he weutt— late queen that is said that he weutt te— late queen that is said that he weutt te in— late queen that is said that he would be in for— late queen that is said that he would be in for the rest of his tite. — would be in for the rest of his tite. wett— would be in for the rest of his tite. wett. i— would be in for the rest of his life. well, i think— would be in for the rest of his life. well, i think that- would be in for the rest of his life. “1 life. well, i think that he can't afford it. that's andrew's pretten. — can't afford it. that's andrew's pretten. its— can't afford it. that's andrew's problem. it's going— can't afford it. that's andrew's problem. it's going to- 11“ 1 : 1 that's andrew's problem. it's going to cost more tnan— problem. it's going to cost more tnan a— problem. it's going to cost more than a million— problem. it's going to cost more than a million a— problem. it's going to cost more than a million a year. charles knews— than a million a year. charles knows which. charles- than a million a year. 1“ charles knows. and knows which. charles knows. and he knows which. charles knows. and ne-net— knows which. charles knows. and ne-net tetting- knows which. charles knows. and he-not letting public. he says, i'm not letting public nenev—keepingl he says, i'm not letting public. money—keeping one money be spent on keeping one an-vast— money be spent on keeping one man -vast mansion.- man in this vast mansion. tregnere— man in this vast mansion. tregnereltig- man in this vast mansion. frogmore big enough for you, frogmore is big enough for you, but frogmore is big enough for you, tut-eeuse— frogmore is big enough for you, but-course, what— frogmore is big enough for you, but course, what andrew is but of course, what andrew is teing— but of course, what andrew is teing-get— but of course, what andrew is teing-get a— but of course, what andrew is teing-get a very-

but of course, what andrew is doing, got a very, very doing, he's got a very, very stewa— doing, he's got a very, very shrewd, clever— doing, he's got a very, very shrewd, clever publicist in tenten— shrewd, clever publicist in tenten-is— shrewd, clever publicist in london is feeding the london who is feeding the ietegrapn— london who is feeding the telegraph and— london who is feeding the telegraph and other papers. all this telegraph and other papers. all tnis set— telegraph and other papers. all tnis set stew— telegraph and other papers. all this sob story and— telegraph and other papers. all this sob story and how tomorrow i this sob story and how tomorrow i tnink— this sob story and how tomorrow i tnink tne— this sob story and how tomorrow i think the mail's_ this sob story and how tomorrow i think the mail's got a story ateut— i think the mail's got a story ateut new— i think the mail's got a story about how andrew sent about how andrew is being sent teet— about how andrew is being sent teet pareets— about how andrew is being sent food parcels from _ about how andrew is being sent food parcels from windsor, which teesn-t— food parcels from windsor, which teesn-t-tike— food parcels from windsor, which doesn't-like the— food parcels from windsor, which doesn't like the king is doesn't look like the king is angrv— doesn't look like the king is angry witn— doesn't look like the king is angry witn gm,— doesn't look like the king is angry with him, but that's not the angry with him, but that's not tne peint. — angry with him, but that's not tne peint. ine— angry with him, but that's not the point. the point is, of- course, _ leave. course, he'll eventually leave. tut— course, he'll eventually leave. tut-knew.— course, he'll eventually leave. tut-knew. ne— course, he'll eventually leave. but know, he doesn't but you know, he doesn't understand— but you know, he doesn't understand reality , never has understand reality, never has untersteet— understand reality, never has understood. and— understand reality, never has understood. and the king, of ptavet— understood. and the king, of course, played it— understood. and the king, of course, played it badly. he ptavet— course, played it badly. he ptavetltattv— course, played it badly. he played badly harry. he played it badly with harry. he ptavet— played it badly with harry. he ptavet-witn- played it badly with harry. he played with andrew. and played it badly with harry. he playe(the with andrew. and played it badly with harry. he playe(the problemh andrew. and played it badly with harry. he playe(the problem . andrew. and played it badly with harry. he playe(the problem . heirew. and played it badly with harry. he playe(the problem . he just and that's the problem. he just teesn-t— that's the problem. he just doesn't clamp— that's the problem. he just doesn't clamp down on them hard eneugn— doesn't clamp down on them hard eneugn . — doesn't clamp down on them hard eneugn . we.— doesn't clamp down on them hard enough . n0, indeed— doesn't clamp down on them hard enough . n0, indeed he- doesn't clamp down on them hard enough . v3 1 doesn't clamp down on them hard enough . v0 1 enough. no, indeed he doesn't. it's getting even more messy . it's getting even more messy. tom power. so we'll see where it ends up next week. thank you so much. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . and my britain in union jackass. and my superstar panel return amanda patel, who's your nominee for tonight's greatest britain happily, dan, it is dame joan eettins— happily, dan, it is dame joan eettins wne— happily, dan, it is dame joan collins who turns— happily, dan, it is dame joan collins who turns 90 today i nine— collins who turns 90 today i netw— collins who turns 90 today i itettv. i— collins who turns 90 today i nine motty. i know . i know her

nine motty. i know. i know her a tittie— nine motty. i know. i know her a tittte ant— nine motty. i know. i know her a tittte ant i— nine motty. i know. i know her a little and i know— nine motty. i know. i know her a little and i know that despite rive— little and i know that despite five marriages— little and i know that despite five marriages and hundreds of net— five marriages and hundreds of movies, not all— five marriages and hundreds of movies, not all of— five marriages and hundreds of movies, not all of them good . movies, not all of them good. ant— movies, not all of them good. ant teing— movies, not all of them good. ant teing en— movies, not all of them good. and being on broadway and evervtning— and being on broadway and everything else, everything. tite— everything else, everything. tite nas— everything else, everything. life has thrown— everything else, everything. life has thrown at her, she's rust— life has thrown at her, she's rust teen— life has thrown at her, she's just been brilliant. and her nette— just been brilliant. and her nette is.— just been brilliant. and her motto is. and— just been brilliant. and her motto is. and i— just been brilliant. and her motto is. and i think all of us sneutt— motto is. and i think all of us should think— motto is. and i think all of us should think about this when life should think about this when tite tnrews— should think about this when life throws you— should think about this when life throws you lemons, make tenenate— life throws you lemons, make tenenate .— life throws you lemons, make lemonade . and— life throws you lemons, make lemonade . and i— life throws you lemons, make lemonade . and i think, happy lemonade. and i think, happy tirtttaw— lemonade. and i think, happy tinntav.ienn. — lemonade. and i think, happy birthday, john, / lemonade. and i think, happy birthday, john. / birthday, john. yeah, i think she's one of the most incredible british women . i really do. british women. i really do. i think she is an she was an 80s icon . dan yeah, i mean, she icon. dan yeah, i mean, she sneutt— icon. dan yeah, i mean, she sneutt nave— icon. dan yeah, i mean, she should have got— icon. dan yeah, i mean, she should have got a- 10“ dan yeah, i mean, she should have got a medal for the weignt— should have got a medal for the weignt et— should have got a medal for the weight of sequins— should have got a medal for the weight of sequins she wore on her shoulder— weight of sequins she wore on her shoulder pads and also very, verv— her shoulder pads and also very, very petitieai— her shoulder pads and also very, very political brave— her shoulder pads and also very, very political brave has taken tets— very political brave has taken tets et— very political brave has taken lots of positions— very political brave has taken lots of positions that have are put— lots of positions that have are put ner— lots of positions that have are put ner eut— lots of positions that have are put ner eut et— lots of positions that have are put her out of favour with the titerat— put her out of favour with the liberal elite— put her out of favour with the liberal elite and— put her out of favour with the liberal elite and she is just trittiant. — liberal elite and she is just brilliant. she's- liberal elite and she is just brilliant. she's i- liberal elite and she is just brilliant. 11“ 1 liberal elite and she is just brilliant. 1.ev“ 1 brilliant. she's i can't believe she's 90 as well. i know she looks so and she doesn't look anything like it. and she lives such anything like it. and she lives suen a— anything like it. and she lives suen a tusv— anything like it. and she lives such a busy life— anything like it. and she lives such a busy life too. - “g 1 1 and she lives such a busy life too. 1 “g such a busy life too. amazing. john-— such a busy life too. amazing. john. sergeant, your nominee, graeme football graeme souness, the football manager, you know, the brilliant football manager who says he's going to swim channel for

going to swim the channel for charity. but he's doing this at the charity. but he's doing this at tne age— charity. but he's doing this at tne age et— charity. but he's doing this at tne age et io. — charity. but he's doing this at the age of 70. now— 1“: 1g but he's doing this at the age of 70. now that seems to me gutte— the age of 70. now that seems to me quite a— the age of 70. now that seems to me guite a task— the age of 70. now that seems to me guite a task .— the age of 70. now that seems to me quite a task . i— the age of 70. now that seems to me quite a task . i hope he does me quite a task. i hope he does it, me quite a task. i hope he does n, tut— me quite a task. i hope he does n, tut nest— me quite a task. i hope he does it, but most people— me quite a task. i hope he does it, but most people who swim the enannet— it, but most people who swim the enannei ent— it, but most people who swim the enannei ent up— it, but most people who swim the channel end up swimming not 20 mites.— channel end up swimming not 20 nites tut— channel end up swimming not 20 miles, but about— channel end up swimming not 20 miles, but about 40— channel end up swimming not 20 miles, but about 40 miles. it's a teek— miles, but about 40 miles. it's a neek et— miles, but about 40 miles. it's a neek et a— miles, but about 40 miles. it's a heck of a thing— miles, but about 40 miles. it's a heck of a thing to take on. wean.— a heck of a thing to take on. yeah, indeed. _ a heck of a thing to take on. yeah, indeed. t 11 rachel yeah, indeed. rebecca. rachel weninee— yeah, indeed. rebecca. rachel nominee mine— yeah, indeed. rebecca. rachel nominee mine is— yeah, indeed. t 11 rachel nominee mine is prince harry. i tnink— nominee mine is prince harry. i tnink its— nominee mine is prince harry. i tnink it-s verv— nominee mine is prince harry. i think it's very brave to be tignting— think it's very brave to be tignting te— think it's very brave to be fighting to be— think it's very brave to be fighting to be able to pay for his fighting to be able to pay for nis en— fighting to be able to pay for his own security— fighting to be able to pay for his own security when he is nere— his own security when he is nere. ne— his own security when he is here. he clearly— his own security when he is here. he clearly needs security ant— here. he clearly needs security antltnink— here. he clearly needs security antltnink ne— here. he clearly needs security andithink he has— here. he clearly needs security and think he has every right and i think he has every right to and i think he has every right te-tne— and i think he has every right to the argument. v0 to have the argument. no, he teesn-t.— to have the argument. no, he teesn-t. we— to have the argument. no, he doesn't. no he— to have the argument. no, he doesn't. no he doesn't. i to have the argument. v0 1 v0 1 i knew doesn't. no he doesn't. i knew how that was going— doesn't. no he doesn't. i knew how that was going to- doesn't. no he doesn't. i knew how that was going to go- 1 v0 1 i knew how that was going to go down, but how that was going to go down, tut ne— how that was going to go down, but he doesn't. _ how that was going to go down, but he doesn't. 1“ but he doesn't. this is the consequence of leaving royal consequence of leaving the royal family security, family if harry gets security, then gates not get then why does bill gates not get security? does gates then why does bill gates not get sec|security? does gates then why does bill gates not get sec|security? whys gates then why does bill gates not get sec|security? why does gates then why does bill gates not get sec|security? why does beyonce not security? why does beyonce not security? why does beyonce not get security? because beyonce be famous. beyonce chose to be famous. bill chose to be famous. bill gates chose to be famous. irinee— bill gates chose to be famous. prince-believe- prince harry. oh, believe me, itevat— prince harry. oh, believe me, royal- believe - royal family believe me. teteeea— royal family believe me. rebecca reid,— royal family believe me. rebecca reid, harry- royal family believe me. rebecca reid, harry is choosing to famous. he could not make to be famous. he could not make himself. he is choosing to be famous but the winner. famous now. but the winner. let's not sully this great moment . but dame joan collins at moment. but dame joan collins at 90 years old. oh there i was with her. i love that it's all

about you, dan . absolutely love about you, dan. absolutely love it. i just very surprised to see that picture. i love her union. jack has time now. amanda patel. okay, mine is rachel reeves . okay, mine is rachel reeves. sne-s— okay, mine is rachel reeves. sne-s tne— okay, mine is rachel reeves. she's the shadow— okay, mine is rachel reeves. she's the shadow . what is she , she's the shadow. what is she, the chancellor?— she's the shadow. what is she, the chancellor? chancellor who eaugnt— the chancellor? chancellor who was caught sending a picture of nersett— was caught sending a picture of nersett en— was caught sending a picture of nersett en a— was caught sending a picture of herself on a flight— was caught sending a picture of herself on a flight over to new werk— herself on a flight over to new werk te— herself on a flight over to new werk te trump— herself on a flight over to new york to trump up— herself on a flight over to new york to trump up business for tateur— york to trump up business for tateur wnen— york to trump up business for labour when they got into power? vean — labour when they got into power? vean wnen— labour when they got into power? yeah when she— labour when they got into power? yeah when she was— labour when they got into power? yeah 1“ yeah when she was absolutely slammed in rishi sunak for spending all of that money on travel. she is the ultimate champagne socialist £4,000 flight. john sergeant, your nominee? ifinished flight. john sergeant, your nominee? i finished . flight. john sergeant, your nominee? ifinished. oh, flight. john sergeant, your nominee? i finished . oh, sorry, nominee? ifinished. oh, sorry, amanda. iwould nominee? ifinished. oh, sorry, amanda. i would want a 7 ifinished. ' : i would want a refund if amanda. i would want a refund if i amanda. i would want a refund if iwas— amanda. i would want a refund if iwas sat— amanda. i would want a refund if i sat next— amanda. i would want a refund if i was sat next to— ' : i would want a refund if i was sat next to rachel reeves on i was sat next to rachel reeves en a ttignt. — i was sat next to rachel reeves on a flight. yes,— i was sat next to rachel reeves on a flight. v/1;9 “1“ on a flight. yes, john. sergeant, your nominee. okay , sergeant, your nominee. okay, well, now this. an honorary one's a foreigner, an evil foreigner. evgeni prigozhin. you might know. who's that? he's the head of the wagner. russian military group that has just claimed victory in bakhmut . and claimed victory in bakhmut. and of course, it wasn't a victory because they destroyed the whole place. he's an evil man.

rebecca john lydon . dominic raab rebecca john lydon. dominic raab delighted to see him go but bit wet that he couldn't fight an election. oh, how kind of you . election. oh, how kind of you. tnat-s— election. oh, how kind of you. inat-s se— election. oh, how kind of you. that's so mean. _ election. oh, how kind of you. that's so mean. i— 1 10“ oh, how kind of you. that's so mean. 1 that's so mean. i think it's a bit wet, i think dominic raab was an excellent cabinet minister and he's a big loss. but of course i'm going for itaenet— but of course i'm going for rachel reeves.— but of course i'm going for rachel reeves. the ultimate enanpagne— rachel reeves. the ultimate champagne socialist on for her tneusant— champagne socialist on for her thousand pound— champagne socialist on for her thousand pound flight to new verk. — thousand pound flight to new york. goodness— thousand pound flight to new york. goodness me . amanda patel. york. goodness me. amanda patel. john— york. goodness me. amanda patel. ienn sergeant— york. goodness me. amanda patel. john sergeant rebecca read my tatuteus— john sergeant rebecca read my fabulous superstar panel . thank fabulous superstar panel. thank you fabulous superstar panel. thank veu se— fabulous superstar panel. thank veu se nuen.— fabulous superstar panel. thank you so much. thank you your you so much. thank you for your eenpanv— you so much. thank you for your eenpanv tenignt. — you so much. thank you for your company tonight. back again company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from _ company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9— company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 headline is tomorrow from 9 pm. headline is up—eeet— tomorrow from 9 pm. headline is up—eeet nignt- tomorrow from 9 pm. headline is up—eeet nignt .-

us gb news. 1“ us gb news. britain's news channel. the top story tonight , channel. the top story tonight, bods channel. the top story tonight, boris johnson has been referred to the police by the cabinet office over two new claims he broke lockdown rules during the pandemic . it's alleged his pandemic. it's alleged his ministerial diary revealed friends made visits to chequers between . june 2020 and may 20th, between. june 2020 and may 20th, 21. the metropolitan police have also received a report of potential breaches of the health protection regulations during lockdown at downing street dunng lockdown at downing street during the same period . mr during the same period. mr johnson has written to the cabinet office denying any rule breaking. and earlier, jacob rees—mogg said there are some people that will never rest until they've hounded boris out. i can tell you that during that

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