us gb news. " us gb news. britain's news channel. the top story tonight , channel. the top story tonight, bofis 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 penod i can tell you that during that period i went to chequers. i was ianed period i went to chequers. i was invited there with my— i was invited there with my children entirety— invited there with my children entirely in— invited there with my children entirely in accordance with the rues-t — entirely in accordance with the rules. another— entirely in accordance with the rules. another senior government minister— rules. another senior government minister ws— rules. another senior government minister was going _ rules. another senior government minister was going to come home, but she— minister was going to come home, but the prime— minister was going to come home, but the prime minister cancelled him because— but the prime minister cancelled him because you— but the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed— him because you were only allowed as— him because you were only allowed to have— him because you were only allowed to have one family preseas— allowed to have one family present as— allowed to have one family present at the— allowed to have one family present at the time . pm so what present at the time. pm so what would— present at the time. pm so what would have— present at the time. pm so what would have been— present at the time. pm so what would have been a— present at the time. pm so what would have been a meeting with the tame— would have been a meeting with the prime minister? the chief whip— the prime minister? the chief whip ant— the prime minister? the chief whip ant tne— the prime minister? the chief whip and the leader of the house of whip and the leader of the house at cannons— whip and the leader of the house of commons has— whip and the leader of the house of commons has just had me there because— of commons has just had me there teeaase yea— of commons has just had me there because you couldn't— of commons has just had me there because you couldn't mix tantttes— because you couldn't mix families. the— because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was tttttent— families. the prime minister was ttttgent ateat— families. the prime minister was diligent about it.— families. the prime minister was diligent about it. jacob tees—nagg— diligent about it. jacob rees—mogg speaking earlier. diligent about it. jacob— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now in rees—mogg speaking earlier. now tn atten— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now tn other new— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now in other news today,— rees—mogg speaking earlier. now in other news today, south wales police has referred itself to the policing watchdog after cctv footage emerged showing one of

the force's vans for throwing to people on an e—bike before a fatal crash in cardiff. the two teens that were killed have been named as kyrie sullivan, who was 16, and 15 year old harvey evans , whose violent unrest followed in which 15 officers were injured . south wales police has injured. south wales police has said a number of arrests have been made and more will follow . been made and more will follow. a major search for madeleine mccann at a reservoir in portugal has now been called off due to bad weather. dozens of portuguese police have been searching the area following a tip off . the area of interest is tip off. the area of interest is around 30 miles from where the three year old went missing. 16 years ago. scotland yard officers are present with a watching brief and sniffer dogs have been seen on the reservoirs . banks. as the search progressed earlier on, it's understood nothing significant has been found during day one of the search today in the united states. the former president donald trump, will go on trial in march next year. mr trump

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etatns— referred to police over new etatns et— referred to police over new claims of covid_ referred to police over new claims of covid rule breach all we tast— claims of covid rule breach all we just saw— claims of covid rule breach all we just saw jacob— claims of covid rule breach all we just saw jacob rees—mogg ttsewsstnt— we just saw jacob rees—mogg discussing there— we just saw jacob rees—mogg discussing there on the news natty— discussing there on the news patty express— discussing there on the news daily express yes, it's a stitch up -— daily express yes, it's a stitch wp . tens— daily express yes, it's a stitch up . boris faces— daily express yes, it's a stitch up . boris faces new police probe up. boris faces new police probe tnts— up. boris faces new police probe tnte tate— up. boris faces new police probe into rule breaking— up. boris faces new police probe into rule breaking at and the i nas— into rule breaking at and the i nas tennsan— into rule breaking at and the i has johnson referred to police by eattnet— has johnson referred to police by cabinet office— has johnson referred to police by cabinet office and find me the by cabinet office and find me tne natty— by cabinet office and find me the daily star— by cabinet office and find me the daily star tv— by cabinet office and find me the daily star tv bob i want to tent— the daily star tv bob i want to tent to— the daily star tv bob i want to tent to tne— the daily star tv bob i want to fight to the death— the daily star tv bob i want to fight to the death with a bear tnat— fight to the death with a bear tnat ts— fight to the death with a bear tnat ts as— fight to the death with a bear that is as against making anetnen— that is as against making another series— that is as against making another series of fishing programmes— another series of fishing programmes with paul whitehouse. so programmes with paul whitehouse. st tntse— programmes with paul whitehouse. st tnese we— programmes with paul whitehouse. so those we have— programmes with paul whitehouse. so those we have front pages . so so those we have front pages. so eteantw— so those we have front pages. so eteantw ne— so those we have front pages. so clearly one major— so those we have front pages. so clearly one major story that tantnatet— clearly one major story that dominated the— clearly one major story that dominated the front pages. we'll tettn— dominated the front pages. we'll tettn wttn— dominated the front pages. we'll tettn wttn tne— dominated the front pages. we'll begin with the daily mail . begin with the daily mail. leo so begin with the daily mail. leo so tens— begin with the daily mail. leo so boris threatens— begin with the daily mail. leo so boris threatens to - begin with the daily mail. leo so boris threatens to sue- begin with the daily mail. leo so boris threatens to sue the government over covid stitch up he last night threatened, sensationally threatened to sue the government for giving extracts from his prime ministerial diaries to police without telling him, which have now to led the police potentially bringing a charge or

bringing an inquiry over new claims of covid rule breach, which obviously is what the what the nation was was demanding. we were like, oh my god, did he have a second slice of cake? was there fact a little paper there in fact a little paper parasol tree? i mean, parasol in that tree? i mean, there's nothing else going on. we've got find we've got to we've got to find out. hasn't been out. i mean, he hasn't been prime minister for ages, for months. even the last months. wasn't even the last prime minister. wasn't prime minister. he wasn't even the minister. little the last prime minister. little still, we're still going after him with i mean, what are they? he's already he's even he's already dead. he's not even evidently on manoeuvres. and yet. and so why this has- cit" , and yet. and so why this has come to want— yet. and so why this has come to want nw— yet. and so why this has come to want tt-s— yet. and so why this has come to light now it's hard— yet. and so why this has come to light now it's hard to it's tttttewtt— light now it's hard to it's difficult believe that it difficult to believe that it comes directly- difficult to believe that it comes directly from number 10 because— comes directly from number 10 teeawse wnw— comes directly from number 10 because why would they give pnee — because why would they give prominence to _ because why would they give prominence to a— because why would they give prominence to a story this twtnte — prominence to a story this twtnte tnts— prominence to a story this dying? this is- prominence to a story this dying? " t: prominence to a story this- dying? this is the weird thing, isn't it? there's a lot of stuff coming the party at coming out of the tory party at the moment. think personally, the moment. i think personally, suella driving suella braverman is driving licence , which to licence fiasco, which seems to be trivial , it be extraordinarily trivial, it seems, it just seems that seems, and it just seems that somebody wants to tear them apart, it seems to be coming apart, but it seems to be coming from like from inside the party like there's a suicide or there's a suicide wish or something to something like they just want to crash the whole well,

crash the whole thing. well, they been quiet, haven't they have been quiet, haven't they? this has been characteristic- scat? this has been characteristic of sunaks pnentensntp,— characteristic of sunaks premiership, so far that premiership, so far is that tnew-we— premiership, so far is that they've actually the line they've actually toed the line to sene— they've actually toed the line to sane-tat- they've actually toed the line to some-but it's- they've actually toed the line to some but it's almost to some degree, but it's almost as-ttntetten- as if they've forgotten that tnat-s— as if they've forgotten that tnat-s-waw- as if they've forgotten that that's way they'll as if they've forgotten that- that's-way they'll ever that's the only way they'll ever awett — that's the only way they'll ever avoid electoral— that's the only way they'll ever avoid electoral oblivion. and now , somehow— avoid electoral oblivion. and now , somehow or other, the old now, somehow or other, the old tnsttnets— now, somehow or other, the old tnsttnets ae— now, somehow or other, the old instincts are coming to the fore atatn. — instincts are coming to the fore atatn. nat— instincts are coming to the fore again. but presumably then. 50 we tttnt— again. but presumably then. 50 we think boris— again. but presumably then. 50 we think boris johnson- again. but presumably then. so we think boris johnson must behind the scenes have been trying to rally troops , trying to rally some troops, albeit be some sort albeit there must be some sort of he was of suggestion that he was perhaps attempting to make some of suggestion that he was perhofs attempting to make some of suggestion that he was perhof comebackig to make some of suggestion that he was perhof comeback orto make some of suggestion that he was perhof comeback or else ake some of suggestion that he was perhof comeback or else the some sort of comeback or else the blob. i mean, it could conceivably— blob. i mean, it could conceivably be- i mean, it could conceivably be the civil seawee— conceivably be the civil service, which - conceivably be the civil service, which without service, which is without authorisation _ service, which is without authorisation from number 10. wean.— authorisation from number 10. teat. ._ authorisation from number 10. teat. . mean— authorisation from number 10. teat. . ._ authorisation from number 10. yeah, i mean, i thought- authorisation from number 10. yeah, i mean, i thought the idea that boris is going come back that boris is going to come back and i mean, that would probably be the party be a good thing for the party right honest. i don't right now, to be honest. i don't know why try get rid of know why they try and get rid of him, but yeah, i agree with rogen him, but yeah, i agree with roger. think i think it's roger. i think it's i think it's the you know, civil the blob, you know, the civil service, media blob that service, the media blob that just to just just wants to wants to just destroy and using any destroy the tories and using any like braverman thing like the suella braverman thing just even just wasn't it wasn't even a thing. just asked if she thing. she just asked if she could privately. was. could do it privately. she was. everybody the point. could do it privately. she was. everwast the point. could do it privately. she was. everwas just the point. everwas just trying the point. everwas just trying to the point. everwas just trying to like )oint. she was just trying to like tatte— she was just trying to like dodge going— she was just trying to like dodge going to some weird

nwntetpat— municipal, ridiculous, ridiculous— municipal, ridiculous, ridiculous. - municipal, ridiculous, ridiculous. 't: municipal, ridiculous,- ridiculous . and considering municipal, ridiculous,— ridiculous . and considering the ridiculous. and considering the things that, you know, the some people in the party might have done , you know, with the dodgy done, you know, with the dodgy covid contracts, rest of covid contracts, all the rest of it, and get them for it, to try and get them for that. it's like it's classic fleet street stuff where they just focus most trivial just focus on the most trivial and personal things, it, and personal things, isn't it, when they they can make it relatable. this something you relatable. this is something you went— relatable. this is something you nttnt—nttnt- relatable. this is something youi might—might have might have done. you might have tnet— might have done. you might have wet—wttn— might have done. you might have tried _with -withi tried to get away with only with tant— tried to get away with only with tatnt a— tried to get away with only with tatnt a tnwen— tried to get away with only with doing a driver awareness course ant— doing a driver awareness course ant wea— doing a driver awareness course ant you went— doing a driver awareness course and you might have had a party, you and you might have had a party,| waww—as you know, suella braverman was antwattw— you know, suella braverman was anguattw en— you know, suella braverman was arguably on manoeuvres, of sparse-pte— arguably on manoeuvres, of course, big speech and course, with a big speech and tnenetene— course, with a big speech and therefore.could_ course, with a big speech and therefore could conceivably therefore it could conceivably be a— therefore it could conceivably be a snat— therefore it could conceivably be a shot across— therefore it could conceivably be a shot across the bows , which be a shot across the bows, which is be a shot across the bows, which ts awtnanset— be a shot across the bows, which is authorised by— be a shot across the bows, which is authorised by number 10. true enough-— is authorised by number 10. true entatn-nawe— is authorised by number 10. true enewtn-nawe a— is authorised by number 10. true enough. have a look at the enough. let's have a look at the spartan.— enough. let's have a look at the guardian. roger.— enough. let's have a look at the guardian. roger. what else have tnew— guardian. roger. what else have tnew tat— guardian. roger. what else have tnew tat tnenee— guardian. roger. what else have they got there? oh, this is nenttte. — they got there? oh, this is horrible. -the. - they got there? oh, this is horrible. -the. is horrible. this is the. this is the cardiff and it's the riots in cardiff and it's and it just goes to show how fragile the social contract is when bad police ing. and it does seem to be that provokes such a hostile response from an entire community. what's happened? apparently is that the police,

having denied any involvement whatsoever in the deaths of these two kids. and so social media rumours have have suggested that they were being taken back a minute because people might not know how did they die, what did what they die, what did they what they die, what did they what they an e—bike and they they were on an e—bike and they crashed. rumours had it crashed. and the rumours had it that it was a police chase. the police denied any involvement whatsoever either. right. until footage emerged of a police van in pursuit of the two youths four minutes before they crashed and died half a mile from the scene. right. so it does seem like the social media rumours were true and the police were quite simply, apparently lying. and if that's the case, it's horrendous. so there's no they haven't put any reason if obviously if they're denying they were chasing them, then they were chasing them, then they made they won't have made any justification them . justification for chasing them. but it might have just been but but it might have just been too but but it might have just been tat-en— but but it might have just been too -or something.- too on a bike or something. twent— too on a bike or something. wttnt-tt— too on a bike or something. wttnt-tt as— too on a bike or something. might it as simple as

might it is it as simple as tnate— might it is it as simple as was — might it is it as simple as was we— might it is it as simple as that? it's very,- might it is it as simple as that? c til: tilt might it is it as simple as that? c “at: might it is it as simple as that? ttig ttig “at: that? it's very, very hard to tell. yeah. i mean, could be tell. yeah. i mean, it could be cross wires, but— tell. yeah. i mean, it could be cross wires, but i— “415?" i mean, it could be cross wires, but i mean, it is tne— cross wires, but i mean, it is tne tttenna— cross wires, but i mean, it is the dilemma that the police have in a situation like this. i neanlwaw— in a situation like this. i mean, you chase, then you you mean, if you chase, then you you do mean, if you chase, then you you te—nst— mean, if you chase, then you you tt—nst et— do increase the risk of sanetntnt— do increase the risk of something bad happening. and, you something bad happening. and, wen-atwewstw— something bad happening. and, you obviously this an you know, obviously this is an astute— you know, obviously this is an atsetate—a- you know, obviously this is an. absolute—a horrible absolute tragedy and a horrible tntnt— absolute tragedy and a horrible tntnt-nawe— absolute tragedy and a horrible thing have happened. absolute tragedy and a horrible thinif have happened. absolute tragedy and a horrible thinif if have happened. absolute tragedy and a horrible thin if if you ve happened. absolute tragedy and a horrible thin if if you just appened. absolute tragedy and a horrible thin if if you just if pened. absolute tragedy and a horrible thin if if you just if the ed. but if you if you just if the ttts— but if you if you just if the ttts knew— but if you if you just if the kids know that— but if you if you just if the kids know that they can get away or, kids know that they can get away en—anwtetw— kids know that they can get away en—anwtetw tn- kids know that they can get away en—anwtetw tn a- kids know that they can get away or,-anybody in a car. or, you know, anybody in a car enase— or, you know, anybody in a car enase-tnat— or, you know, anybody in a car chase -that-can- or, you know, anybody in a cari chase -that-can just chase knows that they can just get—going. chase knows that they can just get—tent tt| get away, they're not going to be get away, they're not going to te—tneteastntl get away, they're not going to. be_increasing the be chased, that's increasing the tneenttwe— be chased, that's increasing the tneentwe tat— be chased, that's increasing the incentive for people to what tnew—tnew- incentive for people to what tnew—tnew neet| they need is that they need tnese— they need is that they need tnese-twts- they need is that they need those - rugs with - they need is that they need those rugs with with those roll out rugs with with spttes—ttew- those roll out rugs with with. spttes—ttew-a those roll out rugs with with- spikes_they-a name spikes on them. they have a name for them. oh, but you've- spikes on them. they have a name for them. oh, but you've got- spikes on them. it; oh, but you've got to for them. oh, but you've got to be for them. oh, but you've got to te aneat— for them. oh, but you've got to be ahead-suspect,- oh, but you've got to be ahead suspect, haven't be ahead of the suspect, haven't you,— be ahead of the suspect, haven't wan ta— be ahead of the suspect, haven't yout ta tw— be ahead of the suspect, haven't yout to tap ant— be ahead of the suspect, haven't you, to try and guess what it is?-completely- you, to try and guess what it. is?-completely legitimate, is? it is completely legitimate, of the police to of course, for the police to chase suspects. and if that's wnat—waattl chase suspects. and if that's. what—would you what happened, why would you lie? what happened, why would you new — what happened, why would you net wt.— what happened, why would you lie? no, that's— what happened, why would you lie? no, that's-isn't. lie? no, that's the key, isn't it? that triggered it? yeah. so that that triggered riots. basically . that's riots. did it basically. that's apparently-case.- riots. did it basically. that's apparently-case. and- riots. did it basically. that's apparently-case. and it. apparently the case. and it went— apparently the case. and it nttnt te— apparently the case. and it might be going on again tonight by might be going on again tonight bat-of— might be going on again tonight tw-ettntnts. - might be going on again tonight by of things. by the look of things. that's a tenttwtnp— by the look of things. that's a terrifying that picture on the front. was car that terrifying that picture on the fron'turned was car that terrifying that picture on the fron'turned overas car that terrifying that picture on the fron'turned over and car that terrifying that picture on the fron'turned over and setthat terrifying that picture on the fron'turned over and set ont terrifying that picture on the fron'turned over and set on fire was turned over and set on fire as of just as an expression as part of just as an expression of apparently. yeah of teenagers, apparently. yeah > wreckage > yeah. it looks like wreckage tren— > yeah. it looks like wreckage teen-sten- > yeah. it looks like wreckage from crash. exactly. from a plane crash. exactly. that-s— from a plane crash. exactly. ttat-s-t— from a plane crash. exactly. ttat-s-t wa— from a plane crash. exactly.

that's-i was thinking. l from a plane crash. exactly. | that's-i was thinking. it that's what i was thinking. it was? yeah. i don't know how wttespteat— was? yeah. i don't know how widespread-serious- was? yeah. i don't know how. widespread-serious-riots widespread and serious the riots were-nonestw— widespread and serious the riots were, honesty. don't were, in all honesty. i don't know— were, in all honesty. i don'ti were, in all honesty. i don't- know_across how know how, you know, across how many— know how, you know, across how many-t— know how, you know, across how many-t was— know how, you know, across how many it was happening. many streets it was happening. wean— many streets it was happening. wean-wnat— many streets it was happening. yeah -what have- many streets it was happening. yeah what have got in yeah well, what have we got in the yeah well, what have we got in tne tetettapn— yeah well, what have we got in the telegraph,-so- yeah well, what have we got in the telegraph,-so in- yeah well, what have we got in the telegraph, i the telegraph, leo? so in the telegraph got prime telegraph it's got prime minister uncontrolled minister says uncontrolled migration push services to migration would push services to the brink. so i've actually got the brink. so i've actually got the wrong story here. but basically they're trying to. it's true. they're trying to ban foreign students from bringing in family, bringing in dependents , and that's going to dependents, and that's going to cut. we're looking at migration is going to hit some people are saying a million, some people are saying 700,000 and student visas are often often used as a way to get here and then to work. you can stay on for two years and you can work while you're studying and bring your family you, bring your family with you, bring your family. so when they family family with you, bring your fathat'. so when they family family with you, bring your fathat'. so wibringey family family with you, bring your fathat'. so wibring your family family with you, bring your fathat'. so wibring your fanand , that means bring your wife and children. not not sort of your mum:— children. not not sort of your mum, your cousins,- ti t: ”ti " not not sort of your mum, your cousins, your i t: ”ti " not not sort of your mum, your cousins, your your dog . teat.— mum, your cousins, your your dog . teat. ss— mum, your cousins, your your dog . yeah. 50 everybody— mum, your cousins, your your dog . yeah. so everybody everybody can work. i mean, they do see dependents, but then you can say, you know, my mum's dependent on me. so there's been

a suggestion agencies a suggestion that some agencies are , you know, access are offering, you know, access to and the paperwork and they walk you through it for the cost of a degree for education is essentially just a means of so people are gaming the system. it's a very expensive way of tanne— it's a very expensive way of tantnt—antl it's a very expensive way of- gaming_and there's gaming the system. and there's a lot gaming the system. and there's a tat te— gaming the system. and there's a tat ta unpast— gaming the system. and there's a lot to unpack here— gaming the system. and there's a lot to unpack here because of course, selling education internationally is incredibly tnpettant— internationally is incredibly important-the- internationally is incredibly important the british important to the british economy. it's- important to the british economy. ttigt important to the british- economy. it's very profitable, but also some people say it's denying home grown children of all races. you know , including all races. you know, including those first generation international students , because international students, because because the universities are going well, we get nine grand for, you know, this british i think double that is it for international, three times that for international students. so very lucrative market. but kids are very lucrative market. but kids coming— very lucrative market. but kids are coming in from hong kong to study at cambridge. they're not going to be the ones who are using that system to go and pick strawberries. my worry is strawberries. so my worry is some the worst some of the some of the worst universities the uk are using universities in the uk are using this a way to, you know, this as a way to, you know, they get they're not get some money and they're not providing any education. providing really any education. but hand , it's

but then on the other hand, it's probably bringing in a better quality not to be callous, but a better quality of migrant than just letting know, whoever just letting you know, whoever can can get on. it's a step up tren— can can get on. it's a step up nan tne— can can get on. it's a step up from the rubber— i i i " gtii tit" it's a step up from the rubber dinghies. i i i " gtii ti?" it's a step up from the rubber dinghies. but i tt— from the rubber dinghies. but i tt nas— from the rubber dinghies. but i mean, it has become it has atsttwtetw— mean, it has become it has absolutely become a massive tntwstnw— absolutely become a massive industry-further- industry. yeah. further education. - industry. yeah. further education. i industry. yeah. further- education. so much to unpack here though, isn't there much here though, isn't there so much to because if your family to unpack because if your family understood why we haven't decoupled education on international students from the migrant figures generally, yeah . but then of course, you've got so many jobs vacancies , you've so many jobs vacancies, you've got record immigration . we've got record immigration. we've got record immigration. we've got half a million people on long term sickness . you can't long term sickness. you can't decouple long term sickness. you can't teeewpte tne— long term sickness. you can't decouple the students- sit“g i you can't decouple the students from the ntttatttn— decouple the students from the migration because they're people eentnt— migration because they're people eantnp nete. — migration because they're people coming here. this— migration because they're people coming here. this is— migration because they're people coming here. “ coming here. this is what's shocking is it's so badly policed. if it was people coming specifically and strictly to partake of education and then to return, that would be one thing. but it's so badly policed. people stay on for two years. they have dependents and family who and then work and who turn up and then work and have rights now have all the rights to work. now they bring money to the whole thing, obviously a thing, but obviously it's a threat infrastructure of

threat to the infrastructure of society simultaneously . yeah, society simultaneously. yeah, and have record and we now have record immigration figures far worse than under brexit, of course. under sorry, under the eu we had uncontrolled , bold, unskilled uncontrolled, bold, unskilled immigration because there was free movement within the eu. but now we've taken back control to a degree. but we've actually created or instigated such a liberal regime that we now have record immigration figures and we have just time to do bob mortimer's desire to fight to the death with a bear . but what the death with a bear. but what die fighting a bear to the death? who wouldn't? it's a reasonable aspiration, isn't it? is it? we should probably nenttan— is it? we should probably mention rolf— is it? we should probably mention rolf harris. yes sadly ttet— mention rolf harris. yes sadly ttet. t— mention rolf harris. yes sadly ttet. t mean— mention rolf harris. yes sadly died. i mean, i've— mention rolf harris. yes sadly died. i mean, i've stopped tettewtnt— died. i mean, i've stopped following his. _ died. i mean, i've stopped following his. \tit died. i mean, i've stopped following his. \ttit died. i mean, i've stopped following his. \tit : following his. not at the hands. stop, bear. i stopped following his. \tit : istopped following stop, bear. i stopped following his stop, bear. i stopped following nts—weats— stop, bear. i stopped following nts—weats 690t- stop, bear. i stopped following his—years ago, buti his career a few years ago, but i his career a few years ago, but t snewtt— his career a few years ago, but i should imagine— his career a few years ago, but i should imagine nothing wntawatt— i should imagine nothing untoward happened that. untoward happened after that. stay— untoward happened after that. stay-stattwaw- untoward happened after that. stay-stairway . helll untoward happened after that. stay-stairwaylhell is untoward happened after that.- stay-stairwaylhell is a stay away. stairway to hell is a pithy obituary. having said ttat— pithy obituary. having said tnat, t— pithy obituary. having said that, | don't— pithy obituary. having said| that, | don't-that that, i don't remember that cover._do one.. that, i don't remember thati cover._do one. he that, i don't remember that- cover._do one. he was cover. but he did do one. he was 93 cover. but he did do one. he was as wears— cover. but he did do one. he was as years at — cover. but he did do one. he was 93 years old. apparently yes. we— 93 years old. apparently yes. we tatte— 93 years old. apparently yes. we tatte a— 93 years old. apparently yes. it's quite a ripe— 93 years old. apparently yes. it's quite a ripe old- 93 years old. apparently yes. i ” q you it's quite a ripe old age. you know, god knows what- i ” q you know, god knows what he was tattnt— know, god knows what he was tattnt-teeptnt-

know, god knows what he was. tattnt-teeptnt-wtw taking that was keeping him, you knew,— taking that was keeping him, you know,-extended- taking that was keeping him, you know, extended his life know, that was extended his life tnat— know, that was extended his life tnat-nwt— know, that was extended his life tnat-nwt wean— know, that was extended his life that-but yeah, he- know, that was extended his life that but yeah, he was he'd that well. but yeah, he was he'd teen— that well. but yeah, he was he'd teen tat— that well. but yeah, he was he'd teen eat at— that well. but yeah, he was he'd been out of jail— that well. but yeah, he was he'd been out of jail for— that well. but yeah, he was he'd been out of jail for a while. i ant — been out of jail for a while. i ant t— been out of jail for a while. i ant t mean— been out of jail for a while. i can't. i mean ,_ been out of jail for a while. i can't. i mean , obviously they can't. i mean, obviously they tast— can't. i mean, obviously they tast-eewennt- can't. i mean, obviously they. just-covering-but just stopped covering him. but so t— just stopped covering him. but so t-ne— just stopped covering him. but so t-ne tast— just stopped covering him. but so i-he just lived- just stopped covering him. but so i he just lived a so i assume he just lived a stunt— so i assume he just lived a tatet tne— so i assume he just lived a quiet life after— so i assume he just lived a quiet life after that . titi“ i quiet life after that. i don't tttnt— quiet life after that. i don't tttnt te— quiet life after that. i don't think he was— quiet life after that. i don't think he was doing many nightclub appearances . he think he was doing many nightclub appearances. he died 13 days ago, apparently.- “ g“ti.. i he died 13 days ago, apparently. and “ gi i he died 13 days ago, apparently. and the tanttw— 13 days ago, apparently. and the tanttw nave— 13 days ago, apparently. and the family have only— 13 days ago, apparently. and the family have only just released it. family have only just released t. on— family have only just released t. on, tent.— family have only just released it. oh, right. as— family have only just released it. oh, right. as as you know as ataet— it. oh, right. as as you know as a taet, tnew-we— it. oh, right. as as you know as a fact, they've confirmed his teatn. — a fact, they've confirmed his teatn. went.— a fact, they've confirmed his death. right. obviously they're appeattnt— death. right. obviously they're appeattnp tat— death. right. obviously they're appeattnp tea as— death. right. obviously they're appealing for as much discretion as passttte. — appealing for as much discretion as possible. nobody— appealing for as much discretion as possible. \: appealing for as much discretion as possible. \t: gti as possible. nobody wants to go round and check. yeah. see what it is yet. so that's that's tomorrow's— it is yet. so that's that's tomorrow's front- i attic so that's that's tomorrow's front pages done . tomorrow's front pages done. tune— tomorrow's front pages done. tune tn— tomorrow's front pages done. tune in after— tomorrow's front pages done. tune in after the— tomorrow's front pages done. tune in after the break where we ttsewss— tune in after the break where we ttseass new— tune in after the break where we discuss how millions may have to ntttate— discuss how millions may have to ntttate twen— discuss how millions may have to migrate over climate change. how tate— migrate over climate change. how tate ewe— migrate over climate change. how tate eve tnapes— migrate over climate change. how fake eye images affected the stack— fake eye images affected the stock market— fake eye images affected the stock market today. and prince nann— stock market today. and prince natty testnt— stock market today. and prince harry losing his— stock market today. and prince harry losing his challenge to pay— harry losing his challenge to pay tet— harry losing his challenge to pay tat pause— harry losing his challenge to pay for police protection. i'll wea— pay for police protection. i'll wen tn— pay for police protection. i'll you tn a—

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gb news radio. welcome back to headliners on gb news. s headliners on gb news. still the natten-s— headliners on gb news. still the nattan-s test— headliners on gb news. still the nation's best loved news brand, although by the end of this hour , it could be up for grabs. get i'm simon evans. i'm joined by leo kearse and roger monkhouse. we are going to get into the papers now. leo we have the telegraph and after a high speed, potentially catastrophic, made in new york made up car chase in new york last prince harry still last week, prince harry is still not granted everything he not being granted everything he wishes. yeah, prince is wishes. yeah, so prince harry is test.— wishes. yeah, so prince harry is test. nts— wishes. yeah, so prince harry is lost. his challenge— wishes. yeah, so prince harry is lost. his challenge to- yeah, so prince harry is lost. his challenge to pay for ptnee—ne- lost. his challenge to pay for police—he took. lost. his challenge to pay fori police—he took the police protection. he took the crown— police protection. he took the crown et— police protection. he took the crown or whatever it is, to the pause— crown or whatever it is, to the pettee ta — crown or whatever it is, to the pattee ta sawt— crown or whatever it is, to the police to court to— crown or whatever it is, to the police to court to try and get ptnee— police to court to try and get police protection. _ police to court to try and get police protection. obviously, he test— police protection. obviously, he test ptnee— police protection. obviously, he lost police protection when he tatt— lost police protection when he putt-tat— lost police protection when he putt-tat as— lost police protection when he putt-tat as as— lost police protection when he quit job as as prince harry. quit his job as as prince harry. wow— quit his job as as prince harry. waw nes— quit his job as as prince harry. now he's well,— quit his job as as prince harry. now he's well, he's still prince ”6th— now he's well, he's still prince nanw tat— now he's well, he's still prince natty, tat nes— now he's well, he's still prince harry, but he's not— now he's well, he's still prince harry, but he's not he's not a royal— harry, but he's not he's not a newat at— harry, but he's not he's not a newat at t— harry, but he's not he's not a royal or i don't— harry, but he's not he's not a royal or i don't know how it wast — royal or i don't know how it wast nes— royal or i don't know how it works. he's a— royal or i don't know how it works. he's a he's- royal or i don't know how it works. he's a he's a county, isn't he? i think he's just the sussex something like that. sussex or something like that. yeah yeah. he wanted to yeah. and yeah. so he wanted to pay— yeah. and yeah. so he wanted to pay tet— yeah. and yeah. so he wanted to pay tat ptnee— yeah. and yeah. so he wanted to pay for police protection when he pay for police protection when ne sane— pay for police protection when ne te— pay for police protection when he came to the— pay for police protection when he came to the uk instead of want— he came to the uk instead of ntnnt a— he came to the uk instead of hiring a private— he came to the uk instead of hiring a private private firm. nat— hiring a private private firm. tat t— hiring a private private firm. tat t nean— hiring a private private firm. but i mean, the— hiring a private private firm. but i mean, the police aren't a, aent— but i mean, the police aren't a, aent a— but i mean, the police aren't a, aren't a private— but i mean, the police aren't a, aren't a private security sewtee. — aren't a private security sewtee. vea— aren't a private security service. you can't just say ute— service. you can't just say he, ts— service. you can't just say like, is this— service. you can't just say like, is this though. “ like, is this though. i mean, tnt— like, is this though. i mean, m net— like, is this though. i mean, we not tn— like, is this though. i mean, i'm not i'm not like, i have no

time for harry and meghan, obviously. but is that not what like football clubs and stuff obviously. but is that not what likorder ball clubs and stuff obviously. but is that not what likorder to .l clubs and stuff obviously. but is that not what likorder to getubs and stuff obviously. but is that not what likorder to get police and stuff in order to get police police presence matches? they presence at their matches? they do don't they? do pay for it. don't they? event policing is eventypolicing is different from event policing is different from etese— event policing is different from close personal—sol event policing is different from close personal so if close personal protection. so if wan-we— close personal protection. so if you've bodyguards, that's a you've got bodyguards, that's a ten— you've got bodyguards, that's a very sttttet— you've got bodyguards, that's a very sttttet tat— you've got bodyguards, that's a very skilled job there's very skilled job and there's a ttnttet— very skilled job and there's a limited number— very skilled job and there's a limited number of them. if limited number of them. so if you— limited number of them. so if wan-tnen— limited number of them. so if you -them -from - limited number of them. so if you them from them, limited number of them. so if- you-them-from them, if you take them away from them, if nann— you take them away from them, if natty gets— you take them away from them, if natty gets wen,— you take them away from them, if harry gets them, you're taking tnen — harry gets them, you're taking them _somebody. harry gets them, you're taking them somebody who them away from somebody who teattw— really needs them, like liz tan-ss— really needs them, like liz truss-t- really needs them, like liz truss-i wonder. really needs them, like liz. truss-i wonder why really needs them, like liz- truss.-i wonder why he truss. so so, so i wonder why he tees— truss. so so, so i wonder why he tees want— truss. so so, so i wonder why he does want official— truss. so so, so i wonder why he does want official ones. does want official police ones. is does want official police ones. ts tnete— does want official police ones. ts ttete mate— does want official police ones. is there more-status- is there more kind of status with that? is there more gravitas thinking? gravitas than i'm thinking? it's , to be honest with it's status, to be honest with you,— it's status, to be honest with wan tsn-t— it's status, to be honest with you, isn't . status? - it's status, to be honest with you, isn't status? it you, isn't it status? isn't it tast— you, isn't it status? isn't it twst wanttwe— you, isn't it status? isn't it just vanity? and - you, isn't it status? isn't it just vanity? and of course, tnat-s—tt- just vanity? and of course, tnat-s—tt t- just vanity? and of course,i that's—if i were that's why i mean, if i were attewet— that's why i mean, if i were allowed,_over that's why i mean, if i were- allowed,_over some allowed, i would bring over some anettean— allowed, i would bring over some american-talk- allowed, i would bring over some american-talk into- american ones that talk into tnett— american ones that talk into wen-wean.- american ones that talk into their-yeah, i- american ones that talk into their-yeah, i bet- american ones that talk into. their-yeah, i bet they're their cuffs. yeah, i bet they're available hire. yeah, that's available for hire. yeah, that's right. around harley's right. right around on harley's and walk alongside the car for you. 3d printed glocks and stwtt. — you. 3d printed glocks and stwtt. on.— you. 3d printed glocks and stuff. oh, maybe- 3d printed glocks and stuff. qc. you. 3d printed glocks and- stuff. oh, maybe just get some of dogs that they of those robot dogs that they use you allowed to hire use if you were allowed to hire the british police like that, of course it would become a status symbol and every to bit plutocrat have to have plutocrat would have to have special police protection, would do it. when i went out on the town for my birthday. yeah you

stand there you do and stag dos it could be a way of monetising . addison cresswell of course, he always used to have one of his lads next to him when he went out on the town holding for him. anyway roger the daily mail have a story of the met getting its house in order after the rapist has bolted . what scared rapist has bolted. what scared another dreadful, dreadful example of the british police . example of the british police. it's fine . adding more and more it's fine. adding more and more tnwenttwe— it's fine. adding more and more tnwentwe ways— it's fine. adding more and more inventive ways of— it's fine. adding more and more inventive ways of making themselves— inventive ways of making themselves look dreadful to the patte— themselves look dreadful to the pattte tnts— themselves look dreadful to the pants. tnts ts— themselves look dreadful to the public. this is the— themselves look dreadful to the public. this is the case of sanantna— public. this is the case of samantha lee— public. this is the case of samantha lee ,- public. this is the case of samantha lee , who is a former samantha lee, who is a former ttettepatttan— samantha lee, who is a former metropolitan police officer who tnwesttgatet— metropolitan police officer who investigated wayne cousins over two tnteeent— investigated wayne cousins over two indecent exposure incidents news— two indecent exposure incidents news tetete— two indecent exposure incidents hours before he— two indecent exposure incidents hours before he kidnapped, raped and hours before he kidnapped, raped ant nattetet— hours before he kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard . and and murdered sarah everard. and she conducted— and murdered sarah everard. and she conducted a— and murdered sarah everard. and she conducted a sloppy and unprofessional— she conducted a sloppy and unprofessional investigation and tnen— unprofessional investigation and tnen net,— unprofessional investigation and then lied, according to the tngwtw— then lied, according to the tngwtw ,— then lied, according to the inquiry , about— then lied, according to the inquiry , about not being able to

inquiry, about not being able to tetnewe— inquiry, about not being able to retrieve cctv— inquiry, about not being able to retrieve cctv footage. this is tnts— retrieve cctv footage. this is we ts— retrieve cctv footage. this is we ts tne— retrieve cctv footage. this is this is the this— retrieve cctv footage. this is this is the this is— retrieve cctv footage. this is this is the this is this. / this is the this is this. yeah. tnts— this is the this is this. yeah. ttts ts— this is the this is this. yeah. ttts ts tne— this is the this is this. yeah. this is the case— this is the this is this. yeah. this is the case in which we did cover this, where it turned out that he'd already exposed himself in mcdonald's restaurants. yeah. and that that looks like that was an internal affairs investigation which she failed to, to it was it was badly handled. and they might nave— badly handled. and they might nawe pennaps— badly handled. and they might have perhaps lifted— : 3: and they might have perhaps lifted red flags for have perhaps lifted red flags tat nts— have perhaps lifted red flags for his which— have perhaps lifted red flags for his which which might conceivably— for his which which might conceivably have have prevented him conceivably have have prevented ntn gang— conceivably have have prevented ntn gatng tn— conceivably have have prevented ntn gatng en te— conceivably have have prevented him going on to the odd thing tnew— him going on to the odd thing tnew tan-t— him going on to the odd thing they don't actually mention it in they don't actually mention it tn tne— they don't actually mention it tn tne tn— they don't actually mention it tn tne tn tne— they don't actually mention it in the in the story in the ewatttan— in the in the story in the guardian but— in the in the story in the guardian but i- in the in the story in the guardian but i looked at it in a etwpte— guardian but i looked at it in a etapte at— guardian but i looked at it in a couple of other— guardian but i looked at it in a couple of other ones and one tntng— couple of other ones and one tntng tnat— couple of other ones and one thing that came— couple of other ones and one thing that came up was i don't know— thing that came up was i don't know whether— thing that came up was i don't know whether she— thing that came up was i don't know whether she was on it at tne— know whether she was on it at tne tne— know whether she was on it at tne i... put— know whether she was on it at the time, but she— know whether she was on it at the time, but she has a naughty wp the time, but she has a naughty wt entw— the time, but she has a naughty wt entw tans— the time, but she has a naughty wp only fans really? “tilt? wp only fans really? yes, senaustw. — wp only fans really? yes, seriously. police.- wp only fans really? yes, seriously. police. police have that as a second job. well, she is. she is. i think this is only sne— is. she is. i think this is only sne matte— is. she is. i think this is only she maybe-she- she is. i think this is only she maybe she left. “ she maybe since she left. this is she maybe since she left. this ts 0an— she maybe since she left. this ts antw stne— she maybe since she left. this is only since she— she maybe since she left. this is only since she managed to hold on the uniform but quit hold on to the uniform but quit the force whilst under investigation on set investigation and went on to set up an onlyfans account called officer naughty, which is which is really wrong. i mean, it's

kind of wrong anyway, but when you're implicated in a case like this that is really doubly wrong. know, it's not it's wrong. you know, it's not it's not anything like as bad as being a rapist, but kind of being a rapist, but it kind of it it makes you think, did she not take it seriously enough when she saw it in a mailbox? no, it's absolutely terrible. untess— no, it's absolutely terrible. unless unless— no, it's absolutely terrible. unless unless she's really fit. wett— unless unless she's really fit. wet, tn— unless unless she's really fit. wet, t-n-tt-s- unless unless she's really fit. well, i'm it's absolutely well, i'm afraid it's absolutely tenttte. — well, i'm afraid it's absolutely terrible. -invested- well, i'm afraid it's absolutely terrible. -invested ,. terrible. i have invested, created climate catastrophe now in the times and a report from people who clearly never been on houdayin people who clearly never been on holiday in umbria in july. wow this is quite interesting because— this is quite interesting because we— this is quite interesting because we we've talked for a tang— because we we've talked for a tang tne— because we we've talked for a tang ttne ,— because we we've talked for a long time , haven't we? a long time, haven't we? a genetattan— long time, haven't we? a generation, perhaps , about generation, perhaps, about peepte— generation, perhaps, about people inevitably migrating teeawse— people inevitably migrating teeawse at— people inevitably migrating because of climate change and the because of climate change and tne patenttat— because of climate change and the potential of— because of climate change and the potential of that ? well, the potential of that? well, tnts— the potential of that? well, this actually— the potential of that? well, this actually puts some figures on this actually puts some figures an t— this actually puts some figures on tt ant— this actually puts some figures on tt ant tt-s— this actually puts some figures on it and it's quite interesting. civilisation appatenttw— interesting. civilisation apparently only thrives in temperate— apparently only thrives in temperate zones and there is twe— temperate zones and there is ttte appatenttw— temperate zones and there is like apparently a scientific ntnettew— like apparently a scientific hinckley designated too hot area , wnten— hinckley designated too hot area , wnten ts— hinckley designated too hot area , wnten ts an— hinckley designated too hot area , which is an average annual

temperature— , which is an average annual temperature above 29 c. that is ten— temperature above 29 c. that is ten net— temperature above 29 c. that is ten net ,— temperature above 29 c. that is very net , tsn-t— temperature above 29 c. that is very hot , isn't it?— temperature above 29 c. that is very hot , isn't it? well, that very hot, isn't it? well, that is considered— very hot, isn't it? well, that is considered to— very hot, isn't it? well, that is considered to be the threshold. _ is considered to be the threshold. ' “t: is considered to be the threshold. “t: is considered to be the- threshold. and you say it's very hot. i spent three months in darwin in the northern territories in australia, admittedly , that was an admittedly, that was an area that settled by an existing that was settled by an existing civilisation. so there wasn't very there beforehand . it very much there beforehand. it was 32 degrees every single day. it became a running joke. you switch tv news, 32 switch on the tv news, 32 degrees, dry . they then degrees, fine and dry. they then have a worse season . the wet have a worse season. the wet season, which is like monsoon and it's sticky and and where it's really sticky and claggy, worse. so that claggy, but it's worse. so that was good season. 32 degrees. was the good season. 32 degrees. they i'm not they function fine. i'm not saying not have been saying it might not have been like the birthplace of civilisation, you've civilisation, but once you've invented air conditioning, invented like air conditioning, what are you what you saying what are you what are you saying is sustain is necessary to sustain a civilisation in what it is? sorry yeah. if it's not temperature,- yeah. if it's not temperature, the creates this tne. — temperature, the creates this tne. on — temperature, the creates this tne. on tt-s— temperature, the creates this the. oh it's race. “ti”ti the. oh it's race. there's no question about that. i know what you're trying to lead me into the elephant pit. no. a number of different factors come. but the first civilisation mohenjodaro that was in a very

hot country that's in present day. yeah mesopotamia, of course , is day. yeah mesopotamia, of course , ts tne— day. yeah mesopotamia, of course , ts tne neat— day. yeah mesopotamia, of course , ts tne neatt et— t:s / mesopotamia, of course , is the heart of civilisation, atgwattw— , is the heart of civilisation, arguably still— , is the heart of civilisation, arguably still is— , is the heart of civilisation, arguably still is very hot. '“t: arguably still is very hot. and tnat— arguably still is very hot. and that ts— arguably still is very hot. and that is civilisation. it's- arguably still is very hot. '“t: ti. t . it's all that is civilisation. it's all true . what you get is the true. what you get is the flooding of the nile , you know, flooding of the nile, you know, those are the sort of things that make the difference here. here are the stats though, about egg.— here are the stats though, about egg. anten— here are the stats though, about egg. antet tw— here are the stats though, about 0.9% under 1% of— here are the stats though, about 0.9% under 1% of people today twe— 0.9% under 1% of people today ttwe tn— 0.9% under 1% of people today ttwe tn aeas— 0.9% under 1% of people today live in areas with— 0.9% under 1% of people today live in areas with an average annat— live in areas with an average annual temperature above 29 c. tnt— annual temperature above 29 c. ant tt— annual temperature above 29 c. ant tt tne— annual temperature above 29 c. and if the planet— annual temperature above 29 c. and if the planet warms to by 2.8 c,— and if the planet warms to by 2.8 a when— and if the planet warms to by 2.8 c, which is— and if the planet warms to by 2.8 c, which is utterly ptawsttte— 2.8 c, which is utterly plausible, that figure jumps to 23. plausible, that figure jumps to 2s. t— plausible, that figure jumps to 2s. t teattw— plausible, that figure jumps to 23. i really challenged those nnetts— 23. i really challenged those numbers and— 23. i really challenged those numbers and obviously i don't nave— numbers and obviously i don't nave ny— numbers and obviously i don't nave nnw wn— numbers and obviously i don't have my own figures to present newe— have my own figures to present h... tat— have my own figures to present h... tat tess— have my own figures to present here, but less than— have my own figures to present here, but less than 1% live in ptaees— here, but less than 1% live in ptaees wnete— here, but less than 1% live in places where i've— here, but less than 1% live in places where i've played. i've spent— places where i've played. i've spent ptentw— places where i've played. i've spent plenty at— places where i've played. i've spent plenty of time in places that are over 30 degrees and on average. well, also, there's anetnet— average. well, also, there's another potential, - 3 well, also, there's another potential, of course , of another potential, of course, of the another potential, of course, of tne-steppes- another potential, of course, of the steppes opening up the siberian steppes opening up and the siberian steppes opening up ant teeentng— the siberian steppes opening up and becoming quite clever. this is and becoming quite clever. this ts wnat— and becoming quite clever. this ts wnat twe— and becoming quite clever. this is what i've written . �*titt�*ti gti is what i've written. we go there.— is what i've written. we go there ves— is what i've written. we go there. yes seriously. essentially, tundra is already is already becoming farmland and greenland is already becoming i

mean, people, people will be able to live in greenland. incredibly rich. imagine how nen— incredibly rich. imagine how nen teeant— incredibly rich. imagine how rich fecund that— incredibly rich. imagine how rich fecund that soil tundra is going— rich fecund that soil tundra is gatng ta— rich fecund that soil tundra is gatng to te. — rich fecund that soil tundra is going to be. all— rich fecund that soil tundra is going to be. all that mammoth fertiliser . yeah, they're fertiliser. yeah, they're already. yes. and all lovely methane bubble up. russia will become the breadbasket of the world and start obe tobacco fields or something like that. anyway, we have the metro now, leo and fake footage of an explosion at the pentagon again. wow so an ehcr generated image of wow so an ehcr generated image at an— wow so an ehcr generated image at an expttsttn— wow so an ehcr generated image of an explosion at— so an ehcr generated image of an explosion at the pentagon aaset— of an explosion at the pentagon aaset us— of an explosion at the pentagon caused us stock— of an explosion at the pentagon caused us stock markets to tantte— caused us stock markets to tumble briefly— caused us stock markets to tumble briefly ._ caused us stock markets to tumble briefly . it was caused us stock markets to tumble briefly. it was an image of tumble briefly. it was an image at ttaet— tumble briefly. it was an image of black smoke— tumble briefly. it was an image of black smoke billowing next to a bureaucratic— of black smoke billowing next to a bureaucratic looking building . it a bureaucratic looking building . tt ttt— a bureaucratic looking building . tt ttt tne— a bureaucratic looking building . it did the rounds across senat— . it did the rounds across social media— . it did the rounds across social media and people claimed it social media and people claimed tt was— social media and people claimed tt next— social media and people claimed tt next to— social media and people claimed it was next to the— social media and people claimed it was next to the pentagon and aattets— it was next to the pentagon and news outlets apparently just ran the news outlets apparently just ran tne tnages— news outlets apparently just ran tne tnages .— news outlets apparently just ran tne tnages. tt— news outlets apparently just ran the images. it didn't do any sneaks— the images. it didn't do any eneets tt— the images. it didn't do any checks or did— the images. it didn't do any checks or did the checks checks. seawa— checks or did the checks checks. second, obviously,— checks or did the checks checks. second, obviously, if you see it on second, obviously, if you see it an tne— second, obviously, if you see it an tne nes— second, obviously, if you see it on the news, you're going to yea-te— on the news, you're going to pea-re getng— on the news, you're going to pea-re gang-tne- on the news, you're going to you're going the word. you're going to trust the word. it you're going to trust the word. tt—etnwnetngl it wasn't even a convincing tnage— it wasn't even a convincing tnage.ltttn-t.- it wasn't even a convincing image. didn't. there it is. image. it didn't. there it is. it-particularly- image. it didn't. there it is. it particularly look like it didn't particularly look like the it didn't particularly look like tne pentagon.— it didn't particularly look like the pentagon. looked the pentagon. i mean, it looked ute— the pentagon. i mean, it looked like something— the pentagon. i mean, it looked like something heavens. like something from heavens.

t hey— like something from heavens. they—acrossl they put the red cross across that. we'd be that. otherwise we'd all be fooled never the red fooled again. never mind the red cross is the tape. the red cross is cross is the tape. the red cross ts tne— cross is the tape. the red cross ts tne nest— cross is the tape. the red cross is the most believable- the red cross is the most believable part of it. is the most believable part of t. |nnean— is the most believable part of it. imean, that— is the most believable part of it.imean, that it— is the most believable part of it. mean, that it could have it. i mean, that it could have teen— it. i mean, that it could have teen tene— it. i mean, that it could have been done in,— it. i mean, that it could have been done in, you- it. i mean, that it could have been done in, you know, 20 years age.— been done in, you know, 20 years ago-not— been done in, you know, 20 years tgo-inot tt-s— been done in, you know, 20 years ago. not it's something ago. it's not it's not something was— ago. it's not it's not something tnat-s-wta— ago. it's not it's not something that's-you know,- ago. it's not it's not something that's-you know, a- ago. it's not it's not something that's you know, a new that's like a, you know, a new teennatagw— that's like a, you know, a new teennatagw. — that's like a, you know, a new technology . so— that's like a, you know, a new technology . : that's like a, you know, a new- technology . so-you need for technology. so what you need for the technology is joe biden the new technology is joe biden going, we're under attack, ladies gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, we are under attack. sell all your stocks. they're working on stocks. yeah, they're working on it. we all know utterly it. we all know it's utterly ptaasttte— it. we all know it's utterly plausible-could- . we all know it's utterly plausible could be plausible and it could be patenttattw— plausible and it could be potentially incredibly potentially an incredibly taetatwe— potentially an incredibly- lucrative _ scam. lucrative short selling scam. t-n — lucrative short selling scam. t-n aaet— lucrative short selling scam. i'm amazed, really, that this sent— i'm amazed, really, that this sent-tntng— i'm amazed, really, that this sort thing doesn't happen sort of thing doesn't happen atten— sort of thing doesn't happen more often. and— sort of thing doesn't happen more often. and certainly it spatt— more often. and certainly it eeatt nappen— more often. and certainly it could happen more, could happen a lot more, espeetattw— especially because apparently a lot especially because apparently a tatlsetttng— especially because apparently a tttlsetttng ts— especially because apparently a lot selling is automated lot of selling is automated newataws— nowadays, isn't it? consequently, much consequently, markets are much nae—tene- consequently, markets are much neeene—t twl more febrile. it's not done by peapte— more febrile. it's not done by peepte wna— more febrile. it's not done by people who take— more febrile. it's not done by people who take stock and answer— people who take stock and consider the _ people who take stock and consider the moment it's done by eanpatets— consider the moment it's done by etnpatets .— consider the moment it's done by computers. right.— consider the moment it's done by computers . right. consequently, computers. right. consequently, snare— computers. right. consequently, snate ant— computers. right. consequently, share and stock— computers. right. consequently, share and stock movements happen tnstanttw— share and stock movements happen tnstanttw tn— share and stock movements happen tnstanttw tn a— share and stock movements happen tnstanttw tn a way— share and stock movements happen instantly in a way that's very, wen— instantly in a way that's very, very natt— instantly in a way that's very, very natt ta— instantly in a way that's very, very hard to control. opt very hard to control. only a matter— very hard to control. only a nattet at— very hard to control. only a matter of time before washington actually launched their retaliation action on the basis of an ai botched photoshop image . it is terrifying, though, you're right. i mean, it's only, as you say, it's a blip. but in

that in that five in the stock market, it's a blip. but you can you could have made a lot of money there if you know it's coming. yeah well yeah. aa teeptates— coming. yeah well yeah. aa deepfakes can— coming. yeah well yeah. aa deepfakes can be— ti.ti:ti“ “3 yeah well yeah. aa deepfakes can be much more eenwnetng— deepfakes can be much more convincing than— deepfakes can be much more convincing than they can convincing than this. they can be convincing than this. they can te—vean. i convincing than this. they can. be _yeah. yeah. be video of course. yeah. yeah. that-s— be video of course. yeah. yeah. was true — be video of course. yeah. yeah. that's true. or— be video of course. yeah. yeah. that's true. or they could just do tom cruise . yeah. on your do tom cruise. yeah. on your face. yeah. well that's this section done. join us for the next one where we'll be taking a look at a disease more deadly than covid. andrew marr's bbc censorship and a bizarre new way . a handy new way, you might say , to pay in beijing. there's a little pun in there. i'll leave you to work it

britain's news channel. all . britain's news channel. all. welcome back to headliners we kick off the third section- we kick off the third section with neattn— kick off the third section with neattn nes— kick off the third section with health news now— kick off the third section with health news now in the independent- health news now in the independent watcher and who boss tettas— independent watcher and who boss tettts ts— independent watcher and who boss tedros is already— independent watcher and who boss tedros is already trying to ase— tedros is already trying to raise funds— tedros is already trying to raise funds for— tedros is already trying to raise funds for the next virus tentat— raise funds for the next virus tttteat tw— raise funds for the next virus rollout by the _ raise funds for the next virus rollout by the sound of it. yes nes— rollout by the sound of it. yes ne-s nat— rollout by the sound of it. yes has not nat—

rollout by the sound of it. yes he's not had enough- rollout by the sound of it. yes he's not had enough attention recently. dr. tedros adhanom gives brazier ipsis. i clearly my pronunciation is appalling there, but he's the director general of the world health organisation or dr. who, as i like to think of him, has told the annual health assembly in geneva, which is the who. jamboree , which goes on for ten jamboree, which goes on for ten days, is that it's time to organise themselves appropriately and prepare for the next new new variant or an entirely new pathogen emerging with even deadlier potential . with even deadlier potential. except, of course, china will absolutely not be to blame once again. sure, it feels a little bit again. sure, it feels a little ttt twe— again. sure, it feels a little bit like the— again. sure, it feels a little bit like the sort— again. sure, it feels a little bit like the sort of- sgs “ sure, it feels a little bit like the sort of large stgs “ sure, it feels a little bit like the sort of large scale patttteat— bit like the sort of large scale political version _ bit like the sort of large scale political version of one of tntse— political version of one of those conversations that chugger will those conversations that chugger wttt stat— those conversations that chugger wttt stat-en— will start with you on a petestnan— will start with you on a pedestrian precinct where you're not immediately— pedestrian precinct where you're not immediately asked for money. it's not immediately asked for money. tt-s—wea— it's more like, are you interested— it's more like, are you interested in.- it's more like, are you interested in. yeah, exactly. wean— interested in. yeah, exactly. wean weatt— interested in. yeah, exactly. yeah would you— interested in. yeah, exactly. yeah would you rather people weent— yeah would you rather people weent twtng— yeah would you rather people weren't dying everywhere? do you snare— weren't dying everywhere? do you state tne— weren't dying everywhere? do you share the basic— weren't dying everywhere? do you share the basic characteristics

of share the basic characteristics at nananttw — share the basic characteristics of humanity? ”tg“. and of humanity? that's right. and tnen— of humanity? that's right. and tnen tt— of humanity? that's right. and tnen tt t— of humanity? that's right. and tnen tt t ean— of humanity? that's right. and then if i can just— of humanity? that's right. and then if i can just inch- of humanity? ”tg“. and then if i can just inch you tawatt— then if i can just inch you toward signing— then if i can just inch you toward signing a direct debit, ptesanattw— toward signing a direct debit, presumably money is being tenantet— presumably money is being demanded w.h.o. presumably money is being- demanded -w.h.o. this is demanded for the who. this is the patent.— demanded for the who. this is the problem. create a the problem. when you create a government department that does something, could something, you know, it could fix i mean, covid fix the problem. i mean, covid isn't problem isn't really a problem anymore. the gone down the weekly deaths have gone down from 100,000 to just over 3500. so you know, really plummeted and become become, you know, kind of kind of manageable . has kind of kind of manageable. has the way they've they've created this this department that deals with covid and they all want their jobs. they've with covid and they all want theirjobs. they've got you know, they've got payments on their and stuff. well their fast cars and stuff. well you famous parkinson's you know, the famous parkinson's law work expands to fill the time allotted its time allotted for its completion. this bandied completion. this is bandied aant— completion. this is bandied aant tn— completion. this is bandied around in all— completion. this is bandied around in all sorts- ti.tii“ ti“ this is bandied around in all sorts of contexts, tat— around in all sorts of contexts, tat-engtnat— around in all sorts of contexts, but-original case- around in all sorts of contexts, but original case study that but the original case study that tatttnsen— but the original case study that parkinson—properi parkinson did, he was a proper eeananntst— parkinson did, he was a proper economist, was the admiralty economist, was on the admiralty , wnten— economist, was on the admiralty , what was— economist, was on the admiralty , which was was— economist, was on the admiralty , which was was and remains a stat— , which was was and remains a stat seawee— , which was was and remains a civil service department, which tn— civil service department, which tn tnage— civil service department, which was in charge of— civil service department, which was in charge of procuring and stating— was in charge of procuring and statttng sntps— was in charge of procuring and staffing ships and so on. and tanng— staffing ships and so on. and tanng tne— staffing ships and so on. and during the second world war they had during the second world war they nat tatte— during the second world war they nat gate a— during the second world war they had quite a decent— during the second world war they had quite a decent sized navy. atwaastw— had quite a decent sized navy. obviously the— had quite a decent sized navy. obviously the british navy. and tnen— obviously the british navy. and

tnen ne— obviously the british navy. and tnen ne went— obviously the british navy. and then he went in— obviously the british navy. and then he went in and looked at tnen— then he went in and looked at tnen tn— then he went in and looked at tnen tn i955,— then he went in and looked at them in 1955, ten— then he went in and looked at them in 1955, ten years after tne— them in 1955, ten years after tne — them in 1955, ten years after tne ant— them in 1955, ten years after the war. and it— them in 1955, ten years after the war. and it had been down the war. and it had been down tne nannett— the war. and it had been down the number-ships- the war. and it had been down the number ships they were the number of ships they were tanntng—atl the number of ships they were. running—of naval running and the number of naval petsannet— running and the number of naval personnel diminished . personnel had much diminished. but personnel had much diminished. tat—ttsett- personnel had much diminished. but—itself was- but the admiralty itself was twee— but the admiralty itself was tntee ttnes— but the admiralty itself was three times larger and he eaattn-t— three times larger and he couldn't work— three times larger and he couldn't work out how all these gaps— couldn't work out how all these tats wee— couldn't work out how all these jobs were justified. and what he teattset— jobs were justified. and what he teattset was— jobs were justified. and what he realised was that— jobs were justified. and what he realised was that they all wattet— realised was that they all worked into— realised was that they all worked into each other. they eteatet— worked into each other. they created work— worked into each other. they created work for— worked into each other. they created work for one another. vaa— created work for one another. ta ta — created work for one another. ta ta tne — created work for one another. you to the department gets. the watt tt— you to the department gets. the more work it can— you to the department gets. the more work it can create without aetaattw— more work it can create without ever actually having a you know, awatte— ever actually having a you know, a watte ent. — ever actually having a you know, a viable end. and— ever actually having a you know, a viable end. and i— ever actually having a you know, a viable end. and i think i tntnt— a viable end. and i think i think pandemic- a viable end. and i think i think pandemic as you say , task think pandemic as you say, task tatees— think pandemic as you say, task tatees ant— think pandemic as you say, task forces and .on _ think pandemic as you say, task forces and .on can— think pandemic as you say, task forces and on can be very forces and so on can be very stnttat— forces and so on can be very stnttat-wnw- forces and so on can be very similar-why and similar, which is why health and satetw— similar, which is why health and safety executive— similar, which is why health and safety executive is— similar, which is why health and safety executive is within. corporations— safety executive is within. corporations grow- safety executive is within. corporations grow like- safety executive is within. corporations grow like a cancer. it's a it becomes a personal fiefdom. bucha as well. yeah, absolutely. and then the person who's brought in a downstairs initially becomes obviously increasingly promoted through the ranks to senior management. they have an entire field beneath them . they demand, they beneath them. they demand, they justify their budget annually in order to keep getting that budget, you demand, you demand the right to hire subordinates because it just elevates your status. the status. the other

tntng— status. the status. the other tntng tnat— status. the status. the other tntng tnat t— status. the status. the other thing that i would- the status. the other thing that i would say is i do tntnt— thing that i would say is i do tntnt tnat— thing that i would say is i do think that britain any rate, think that britain at any rate, snaatt—ttsl think that britain at any rate,- should—its kind should should maintain its kind of should should maintain its kind at ttateen— should should maintain its kind of biotech industry . i mean, it of biotech industry. i mean, it snaatt— of biotech industry. i mean, it should maintain— of biotech industry. i mean, it should maintain the labs that eteatet— should maintain the labs that eteatet tne— should maintain the labs that created the vaccines and so on. tnat-s— created the vaccines and so on. that's actually— created the vaccines and so on. that's actually potentially very ptatttatte. — that's actually potentially very profitable. yes,— that's actually potentially very profitable. yes, you know, very ptatttatte— profitable. yes, you know, very profitable and _ profitable. yes, you know, very profitable and justifiable in all profitable and justifiable in attwaws— profitable and justifiable in at ways. tt-s— profitable and justifiable in all ways. it's the civil service ant— all ways. it's the civil service ant sa— all ways. it's the civil service and so on. covid— all ways. it's the civil service and so on. covid showed us how wataatte— and so on. covid showed us how wataatte tt— and so on. covid showed us how wataatte tt ts— and so on. covid showed us how valuable it is to— and so on. covid showed us how valuable it is to have that statt— valuable it is to have that statt tn— valuable it is to have that stuff in country. /ti. t:ti“ . stuff in country. you don't want to like the middle of to be like in the middle of a pandemic and saying, you pandemic and saying, oh, can you sell of that vaccine? sell us some of that vaccine? yeah. i'd like if the yeah. i'd like to know if the wna— yeah. i'd like to know if the we nas— yeah. i'd like to know if the who. has been— “43?" i'd like to know if the who. has been investigated for its, who. has been investigated for tts ttanttw — w.h.o. has been investigated for its, frankly, poor— who. has been investigated for its, frankly, poor management of the its, frankly, poor management of tne pantente— its, frankly, poor management of tne pantente .— its, frankly, poor management of the pandemic. i— its, frankly, poor management of the pandemic. i mean, there are a tat— the pandemic. i mean, there are a tat at— the pandemic. i mean, there are a lot of questions— the pandemic. i mean, there are a lot of questions still to be answered, as— a lot of questions still to be answered, as far— a lot of questions still to be answered, as far as i know. and i'd answered, as far as i know. and t-t twe— answered, as far as i know. and t-t ttte ta— answered, as far as i know. and i'd like to know— answered, as far as i know. and i'd like to know who supervises tnen— i'd like to know who supervises them effectively. _ i'd like to know who supervises them effectively. tigt them effectively. i saw a very interesting statistic today that has by the israeli has been released by the israeli government total of government. the total number of people died of covid under people who died of covid under the age of 50 with no co—morbidities. the age of 50 with no co—morbidities . well, i have co—morbidities. well, i have a guess. zero zero, absolutely no zero times now, leo andrew marr has been reflecting on his time at the bbc. marr and auntie, if

you will. so andrew, andrew marr sat— you will. so andrew, andrew marr satt ne— you will. so andrew, andrew marr satt ne nat— you will. so andrew, andrew marr satt ne nat ta— .. so andrew, andrew marr said he had to self—censor while at tne— said he had to self—censor while at tne pat— said he had to self—censor while at tne pat ant— said he had to self—censor while at the pub and with his family tanng— at the pub and with his family tanng nts— at the pub and with his family during his time— at the pub and with his family during his time working at the nec— during his time working at the sac teaase— during his time working at the bbc because of— during his time working at the bbc because of its strict tnpantatttw— bbc because of its strict impartiality rules. he said he speattng— impartiality rules. he said he was speaking in— impartiality rules. he said he was speaking in radio times. he sat— was speaking in radio times. he satt aven— was speaking in radio times. he said over time— was speaking in radio times. he said over time i— was speaking in radio times. he said over time i was self—censoring on air and then setteensat— self—censoring on air and then setteensat .— self—censoring on air and then self—censor , airing in front of self—censor, airing in front of tanta— self—censor, airing in front of tanttw ant— self—censor, airing in front of family and friends and not even not family and friends and not even nat sawtng— family and friends and not even nat sawtng wnat— family and friends and not even not saying what i— family and friends and not even not saying what i really thought in i not saying what i really thought tn—t tastl in the pub with friends. i just ttaagtt— in the pub with friends. i just thought, absolutely thought, this is absolutely tatnsne-s- thought, this is absolutely insane-is why- thought, this is absolutely insane is why this insane and this is why this tsn-t— insane and this is why this tsn-t-t— insane and this is why this isn't-i-into- insane and this is why this- isn't-i-into journalism isn't why i came into journalism at-nntgtt— isn't why i came into journalism at-nntgtt tate- isn't why i came into journalism at-might have been- at all. it might have been the stroke. not. i mean, stroke. of course not. i mean, he has had a serious stroke, but i mean, it's crazy you i mean, it's crazy that you know, organisation the know, an organisation like the bbc encourages or hypnotises newscasters to not speak the truth. i think he might be exagerar ating. i don't know too much about his particular case. what i do know a little bit he worked with my, my, my wife's sister, enough, who's sister, funnily enough, who's a tv producer. i had lunch with him of occasions. he him on a couple of occasions. he spoke freely about spoke quite freely about politics. spoke a little bit politics. he spoke a little bit more the game of more freely about the game of thrones, just thrones, which would just started telly that started on the telly at that time, very into time, and he was very into i mean, didn't rant about,

mean, he didn't rant about, you know, are riddled with know, tories are riddled with corruption. labour is the shining and only hope shining beacon and the only hope for it wasn't like, for the future. it wasn't like, you but he was perfectly you know, but he was perfectly conscious rational, but conscious. rational, yeah, but imagine to see. imagine what he wanted to see. yeah, maybe. and also i've been out. i mean, i would the out. i mean, i would go on the news quiz bbc radio four. we news quiz on bbc radio four. we go the pub afterwards. go out to the pub afterwards. everyone extremely everyone in there is extremely political know, people political. you know, people don't i mean, arguably it's slightly are slightly different if you are the of the bbc. but the news editor of the bbc. but i think you might be exaggerating it a little bit. i think these people him think these people believe him implicitly. yeah , i think the implicitly. yeah, i think the nec— implicitly. yeah, i think the etc ts— implicitly. yeah, i think the etc ts a— implicitly. yeah, i think the bbc is a stultifying- ti. .gt yeah, i think the bbc is a stultifying blob that sacks— bbc is a stultifying blob that sacts tne— bbc is a stultifying blob that sucks the truth— bbc is a stultifying blob that sucks the truth from journalism. wett— sucks the truth from journalism. wett as— sucks the truth from journalism. wett as a— sucks the truth from journalism. well as a matter— sucks the truth from journalism. well as a matter of fact, i was ttstentng— well as a matter of fact, i was ttstentng ta— well as a matter of fact, i was listening to the— well as a matter of fact, i was listening to the newly polemicised- listening to the newly polemicised unleashed andrew tnan— polemicised unleashed andrew ttanan— polemicised unleashed andrew marr on classic— polemicised unleashed andrew marr on classic fm the other day,— marr on classic fm the other taw ant— marr on classic fm the other tap, ant ne— marr on classic fm the other tap, ant ne ne— marr on classic fm the other day, and he he had some shocking states— day, and he he had some shocking stanes ant— day, and he he had some shocking stories and anecdotes to tell ataat— stories and anecdotes to tell ataat tnane— stories and anecdotes to tell about franz list— stories and anecdotes to tell about franz list and johann setasttan— about franz list and johann sebastian strauss . is“ sebastian strauss. i can tell you— sebastian strauss. i can tell you .— sebastian strauss. i can tell you . t— sebastian strauss. i can tell you , i think i think to some you, i think i think to some extent it's reasonable to ask pubuc extent it's reasonable to ask public sector broadcasters to maintain a level of discretion about their politics and

opinions whilst they're in position. is it ? i think it is position. is it? i think it is in position. is it? i think it is tn tn— position. is it? i think it is in in certain— .7’ i think it is in in certain situations. .7’ i think it is in in certain situations . when in in certain situations. when he in in certain situations. when ne was— in in certain situations. when he was hosting— in in certain situations. when he was hosting a— in in certain situations. when he was hosting a show on the sunday— he was hosting a show on the sunday morning— he was hosting a show on the sunday morning show, i thought he sunday morning show, i thought ne ttt— sunday morning show, i thought ne ttt tnat— sunday morning show, i thought he did that pretty— sunday morning show, i thought he did that pretty well. you tnaw— he did that pretty well. you tnaw, t— he did that pretty well. you know, i would.— he did that pretty well. you know, i would. and then at the atten— know, i would. and then at the atnet-tne— know, i would. and then at the other-the extreme,- know, i would. and then at the other the extreme, when other end of the extreme, when nes—ant- other end of the extreme, when ne-s—ant-ati he's with friends and family or in he's with friends and family or tn-pat,— he's with friends and family or tn-pat, t— he's with friends and family or tn-pat, t tntnt— he's with friends and family or in pub, i think he's in the pub, i think he's pettecttw— in the pub, i think he's perfectly entitled to say wnatewet— perfectly entitled to say whatever-buti perfectly entitled to say. whatever- but if perfectly entitled to say- whatever- but if he perfectly entitled to say- whatever-but if he is whatever he wants. but if he is neat—awl heard, i suppose overheard by peapte—ttant- heard, i suppose overheard by people drunk and people in the pub drunk and tanttng— people in the pub drunk and ranting-suppose- people in the pub drunk and ranting suppose that ranting about, suppose that ntgnt— ranting about, suppose that ntgnt-tntng- ranting about, suppose that might thing anyway ranting about, suppose that. might-thing anyway , might again the thing anyway, nes— might again the thing anyway, he's obviously— might again the thing anyway, he's obviously very happy at lbc and he's obviously very happy at lbc ant nts— he's obviously very happy at lbc and his figures— he's obviously very happy at lbc and his figures are— he's obviously very happy at lbc and his figures are good. he's not:— and his figures are good. he's nat, nawewen— and his figures are good. he's not, however, the— and his figures are good. he's not, however, the nation's tawaante— not, however, the nation's favourite news— not, however, the nation's favourite news brand . us news. favourite news brand. us news. taw— favourite news brand. us news. waw reagen— favourite news brand. us news. waw taget tn— favourite news brand. us news. now roger in the— favourite news brand. us news. now roger in the telegraph and e pean— now roger in the telegraph and e tean canatt— now roger in the telegraph and e jean carroll is— now roger in the telegraph and e jean carroll is circling back for jean carroll is circling back tat a— jean carroll is circling back for a second— jean carroll is circling back for a second bite at the trump cherry-— for a second bite at the trump cnetw. ves— for a second bite at the trump cherry tes sne— for a second bite at the trump cherry. yes she is,— for a second bite at the trump cherry. yes she is, because he casaattw— cherry. yes she is, because he casually called _ cherry. yes she is, because he casually called her a whack job on casually called her a whack job an twe— casually called her a whack job an ttwe tw— casually called her a whack job an ttwe tv . — casually called her a whack job on live tv. can— casually called her a whack job on live tv. can you- casually called her a whack job on live tv . cs“ ti.s.. on live tv. can you not call people whack jobs on live tv anymore as the welcome man america . well, she's suing him america. well, she's suing him again . she's already received . again. she's already received. around $5 million based upon on the balance of evidence and his

appeal, apparent liability for the sexual assault, which she couldn't place within six months. apparently she and she's coming back for another blow . coming back for another blow. now, did you watch the cnn town hall thing?— now, did you watch the cnn town hall thing? it— now, did you watch the cnn town hall thing? it was— now, did you watch the cnn town hall thing? it was quite interesting. _ hall thing? it was quite interesting. no entertaining, actually.— interesting. no entertaining, actually. he— interesting. no entertaining, actually. he was very good. he was-good— actually. he was very good. he was good entertainment. and was very good entertainment. and the woman— was very good entertainment. and the who— was very good entertainment. and the woman who was— was very good entertainment. and the woman who was trying to kind of the woman who was trying to kind ot-you— the woman who was trying to kind ot-you thew,— the woman who was trying to kind ot-you thew, tnt- the woman who was trying to kind of you know, and was was of run it, you know, and was was the— of run it, you know, and was was the-hot— of run it, you know, and was was tthe-hot-to— of run it, you know, and was was like-not-to him.- of run it, you know, and was was like-not-to him. but. of run it, you know, and was was like not to him. but i like not not equal to him. but i do like not not equal to him. but i to—thhthg,- like not not equal to him. but i to—thhthg, t- like not not equal to him. but i do thinking, i mean , like not not equal to him. but i- do-thinking, i mean , he do remember thinking, i mean, he got-taught.— do remember thinking, i mean, he got-taught. he-s- do remember thinking, i mean, he got-laughs. he's a- got some big laughs. he's a superstar.— got some big laughs. he's a superstar. remember superstar. i do remember thhthh— superstar. i do remember thinking, that's dangerous .e....o.y._ thinking, that's dangerous territory. you've literally just ttst— territory. you've literally just test the — territory. you've literally just lost the case.— territory. you've literally just lost the case. brush it aside, by lost the case. brush it aside, htheehe— lost the case. brush it aside, htheehe ety- lost the case. brush it aside, by.means, say it- lost the case. brush it aside, by means, say it was by all means, say it was a pettttettty— by all means, say it was a politically motivated. but he ttth-t. — politically motivated. but he. didn't. _content didn't. he revisited the content evou— didn't. he revisited the content hoe thew,— didn't. he revisited the content , you know,-that's- didn't. he revisited the content , you know, that's the way , you know, and that's the way we tote— , you know, and that's the way we tewe hhh. — , you know, and that's the way we love him. yeah,- , you know, and that's the way we love him. “43?" , you know, and that's the way we love him. / we love him. yeah, that's i mean it does i've got some sympathy for trump because mean, for trump because i mean, for all the, know, his character all the, you know, his character flaws or whatever, that i'm sure everybody about, everybody knows about, they change. literally changed everybody knows about, they cha law literally changed everybody knows about, they cha law to literally changed everybody knows about, they cha law to allowarally changed everybody knows about, they cha law to allow this' changed everybody knows about, they cha law to allow this caseiged everybody knows about, they cha law to allow this caseige be the law to allow this case to be brought. so was well outside brought. so it was well outside the of limitations. and, brought. so it was well outside the know, of limitations. and, brought. so it was well outside the know, obviously, ions. and, brought. so it was well outside the know, obviously, itns. and, brought. so it was well outside the know, obviously, it was.nd, brought. so it was well outside the know, obviously, it was an

you know, obviously, it was an incredibly traumatic experience for traumatic had to wait for so traumatic she had to wait 30 until right before 30 years until right before an election during time election, during which time she's writing an advice she's been writing an advice column like an emotional like a dean column like an emotional like a dear, dear, dear diary type column in america, where you would think a certain degree of emotional intelligence, science would think a certain degree of emoworking telligence, science would think a certain degree of emoworking telligen(you:ience and working through you and confronting and getting closure on whilst he's on these things whilst he's clearly reprehensible human clearly a reprehensible human being, all these pending cases are clearly vexatious . i mean, are clearly vexatious. i mean, there's a reasonable- shzi; aye i mean, there's a reasonable conspiracy eeewmhtteh— there's a reasonable conspiracy assumption, isn't— there's a reasonable conspiracy assumption, isn't there, that the— assumption, isn't there, that the democrats— assumption, isn't there, that the democrats are funding this, wemethe— the democrats are funding this, promoting these— the democrats are funding this, promoting these actions in order to the— promoting these actions in order to give hhh — promoting these actions in order to give him more— promoting these actions in order to give him more prominence , to give him more prominence, whteh— to give him more prominence, whteh thee— to give him more prominence, whteh thee wh— to give him more prominence, which fires up his— to give him more prominence, which fires up his base. but it mates— which fires up his base. but it makes a— which fires up his base. but it makes a more— which fires up his base. but it makes a more credible republican eehtttete— makes a more credible republican candidate coming— makes a more credible republican candidate coming forward, less peeethtw— candidate coming forward, less heeethtw. veh— candidate coming forward, less possibly. very good point. ' t: possibly. very good point. and whet-s— possibly. very good point. and what's interesting,— possibly. very good point. and what's interesting, of course, in america is what we think he does bring out his base, but he also brings out the democrat base. he brings hatred. but base. he brings out hatred. but what's incredible is the media is completely ignoring, apart from the new york post and a couple of outlets, couple of other outlets, completely ignoring the corruption evidence that's come out of the house oversight committee against the biden

family. so over $10 million that thew-we— family. so over $10 million that thew-we eet— family. so over $10 million that they've got evidence— e; so over $10 million that they've got evidence for being tethe— they've got evidence for being being transferred _ they've got evidence for being being transferred to shell eehehptee— being transferred to shell companies owned by various biden temttw— companies owned by various biden temttw memeteh— companies owned by various biden family members .— companies owned by various biden family members . they do nothing companies owned by various biden family receive rs . they do nothing companies owned by various biden family receive moneyty do nothing companies owned by various biden family receive money for,» nothing companies owned by various biden family receive money for, you hing except receive money for, you thew,— except receive money for, you know, basically,— except receive money for, you know, basically, you know, whee— know, basically, you know, hhhee et— know, basically, you know, bribes or or— know, basically, you know, bribes or or is— know, basically, you know, bribes or or is this from china as bribes or or is this from china we wett— bribes or or is this from china we wett e — bribes or or is this from china we wett e ts— bribes or or is this from china as well ? is that— bribes or or is this from china as well? h q7 bribes or or is this from china as well ? h q7 "tihz; as well? is that right? there's as well? is that right? there's a lot of money coming from china. business went to an unnamed biden and there's a lot of questions. i mean , a chinese of questions. i mean, a chinese a chinese official or chinese businessman sending this money. i mean, if winston churchill was teeetwhg— i mean, if winston churchill was teeetwmg memew— i mean, if winston churchill was receiving money from germany, wee-t— receiving money from germany, wee-t he— receiving money from germany, yew-t he tethe— receiving money from germany, you'd be asking like, wait a mhwte— you'd be asking like, wait a minute, what's— you'd be asking like, wait a minute, what's this money for? that-s— minute, what's this money for? math t— minute, what's this money for? math a very— minute, what's this money for? that's a very good— minute, what's this money for? that's a very good point.- minute, what's this money for? that's a very good point. and it does seem like the american media have they have perhaps just like calmed down a little bit on the absurd smear ring side of trump. but they have certainly not like elevated their their gaze to properly investigate biden's administration . it's been just administration. it's been just given a free pass , although given a free pass, although biden's very unpopular apparently his popularity ratings are incredibly low. it's actually kamala harris who come— it's actually kamala harris who eewtt wett— it's actually kamala harris who could well end— it's actually kamala harris who could well end up— it's actually kamala harris who could well end up anyway. it. could well end up anyway. mira

news now leo and— could well end up anyway. mira news now leo and it— could well end up anyway. mira news now leo and it seems ethiopia have some very problematic views about race and immigration. so buckingham heteee— immigration. so buckingham heteee hee— immigration. so buckingham palace has rejected- immigration. so buckingham palace has rejected a- 3 so buckingham palace has rejected a request to tewtm— palace has rejected a request to return remains— palace has rejected a request to return remains of— palace has rejected a request to return remains of stolen tthtehtem— return remains of stolen ethiopian prince. the stolen is in ethiopian prince. the stolen is m qwetettem— ethiopian prince. the stolen is in quotation marks because it's not etetem— in quotation marks because it's not stolen. basically, it's an tthtehteh— not stolen. basically, it's an ethiopian prince— not stolen. basically, it's an ethiopian prince who came to the uk ethiopian prince who came to the ttt m— ethiopian prince who came to the ttt m the— ethiopian prince who came to the uk in the 1860s— ethiopian prince who came to the uk in the 1860s to— ethiopian prince who came to the uk in the 1860s to study and his mother— uk in the 1860s to study and his mother thet— uk in the 1860s to study and his mother died on— uk in the 1860s to study and his mother died on the— uk in the 1860s to study and his mother died on the way here. so he emwet— mother died on the way here. so he arrived aged— mother died on the way here. so he arrived aged seven as an orphan— he arrived aged seven as an orphan mt— he arrived aged seven as an orphan and then— he arrived aged seven as an orphan and then he died. unfortunately— orphan and then he died. unfortunately and so he, you thew— unfortunately and so he, you knew .— unfortunately and so he, you knew , the— unfortunately and so he, you know , the remains 18, something know, the remains 18, something like know, the remains 18, something the that. — know, the remains 18, something the that. ves— know, the remains 18, something like that. “c25 1810 years like that. yes. 1810 years tater.— like that. yes. 1810 years tetet yeah.— like that. yes. 1810 years later. yeah. 1879.- like that. “c25 1810 years later. yeah. 1879. so his remains are— later. yeah. 1879. so his remains are buried at windsor ceette— remains are buried at windsor ceette .— remains are buried at windsor ceette . t— remains are buried at windsor ceette . t meth— remains are buried at windsor castle . i mean, i— remains are buried at windsor castle . i mean, i don't see why castle. i mean, i don't see why thew— castle. i mean, i don't see why they cant— castle. i mean, i don't see why they can't return. _ castle. i mean, i don't see why they can't return. qmclc“ they can't return. the queen victoria paid for his trip over and paid for his education. apparently and showed great charity. she very fond of charity. she was very fond of him. she very sad that he him. she was very sad that he het— him. she was very sad that he had etwewe— him. she was very sad that he had always felt— him. she was very sad that he had always felt that- " she was very sad that he had always felt that he was stated— had always felt that he was. stewed—heme stared at somewhat for being, i wette— stared at somewhat for being, i would-something- stared at somewhat for being, i would something of would imagine, something of a ewteettw— would imagine, something of a ewteettw et— would imagine, something of a curiosity at the— would imagine, something of a curiosity at the time in london. hut— curiosity at the time in london. hut hut— curiosity at the time in london. hut hut ehe-t— curiosity at the time in london. but but she'd been very, very , but but she'd been very, very, very— but but she'd been very, very, very-hut— but but she'd been very, very, very-but they're- but but she'd been very, very, very but they're saying very sad. but they're saying thew—mm- very sad. but they're saying- they_him because they can't exhume him because his they can't exhume him because he hemat— they can't exhume him because he hwtet .— they can't exhume him because he hwtet , tt— they can't exhume him because his burial , it sounds like his burial, it sounds like it's

mmetet— his burial, it sounds like it's mingled with— his burial, it sounds like it's mingled with other i don't know. it mingled with other i don't know. tt somet— mingled with other i don't know. it sounds like— mingled with other i don't know. it sounds like they— mingled with other i don't know. it sounds like they feel they cant— it sounds like they feel they cant dig— it sounds like they feel they cant dig htm— it sounds like they feel they can't dig him-it- it sounds like they feel they can't dig him it is can't dig him out. it is very wmtttetw—he- unlikely that it will be peeethte— unlikely that it will bei possible _the unlikely that it will be- possible _the remains possible to exhume the remains wtthewt— possible to exhume the remains without disturbing the resting hteee— without disturbing the resting place substantial without disturbing the resting place - substantial of place of a substantial number of ethere— place of a substantial number of others—wette- others in the vicinity. maybe a statement— others in the vicinity. maybe a statement prince andrew's skeletons his closet. what skeletons in his closet. what i find skeletons in his closet. what i the ettghttw— skeletons in his closet. what i the ettghttw t— skeletons in his closet. what i find slightly i mean— skeletons in his closet. what i find slightly i mean ,- " " i what i find slightly i mean , you've got find slightly i mean, you've got to have— find slightly i mean, you've got to have sympathy— find slightly i mean, you've got to have sympathy for his family, but to have sympathy for his family, hut thew-te— to have sympathy for his family, but thew-re met— to have sympathy for his family, but they're not really his familv-_ but they're not really his family. this— but they're not really his family. this is- but they're not really his family. this is 150 years ago. there-e— family. this is 150 years ago. there's nobody— family. this is 150 years ago. there's nobody remotely remembers— there's nobody remotely remembers him. but they're eewhe— remembers him. but they're eewmg tt-e— remembers him. but they're eewmg he met— remembers him. but they're saying it's not right for him to be saying it's not right for him to he hwttet— saying it's not right for him to he hwtet h— saying it's not right for him to be buried in england because he ween-t— be buried in england because he wet hem— be buried in england because he wasn't born there. _ be buried in england because he wasn't born there. well that's the,— wasn't born there. well that's the-wow— wasn't born there. well that's like,.you know— wasn't born there. well that's like, you know what i mean? like, do you know what i mean? if like, do you know what i mean? tt eemehetw— like, do you know what i mean? if somebody from _ like, do you know what i mean? if somebody from the other side of if somebody from the other side et-hetttteet— if somebody from the other side of political spectrum said of the political spectrum said eemethhe— of the political spectrum said something absolutely. something like that? absolutely. mathe— something like that? absolutely. tmeghe-thet- something like that? absolutely. imagine-that it's- something like that? absolutely. imagine that it's not imagine the idea that it's not teetttmete— imagine the idea that it's not legitimate buried in a legitimate to be buried in a country— legitimate to be buried in a country-aren't- legitimate to be buried in a country aren't born in. country you aren't born in. hemme— perhaps you should say that hemteettw— perhaps you should say that hemteettw .— perhaps you should say that ironically , we'll— perhaps you should say that ironically , we'll laugh ironically, we'll laugh appreciatively to test the awhtethee. — appreciatively to test the guidelines. we'll see whether dr. guidelines. we'll see whether he sweet— guidelines. we'll see whether dr. sweet picks— guidelines. we'll see whether dr. sweet picks up on that one ttmee— dr. sweet picks up on that one ttmee. wow,— dr. sweet picks up on that one times. now, roger— dr. sweet picks up on that one times. now, roger and the beijing— times. now, roger and the hem-mg wette— times. now, roger and the beijing metro have found a way to eteee— beijing metro have found a way to yew— beijing metro have found a way to cross your palm— beijing metro have found a way to cross your palm with silver. now:— to cross your palm with silver. wow. the— to cross your palm with silver. wow. the he— to cross your palm with silver. now, this is disturbing- to cross your palm with silver. now, this is disturbing on- to cross your palm with silver. now, this is disturbing on the face of it, but then i got to thinking, well, actually, it's just inevitable. and not really

surprising at all. this is new technology which enables you to pay technology which enables you to pay beijing metro using pay on the beijing metro using your palm, basically your unique palm print . and obviously, you palm print. and obviously, you have to set up an account and give them the necessary payment details and then and then you just go, do you get a reading as well? at the same time, i get it tehemte— well? at the same time, i get it tehehte eh— well? at the same time, i get it depends on where— 7 at the same time, i get it depends on where you're going , depends on where you're going, whet— depends on where you're going, whet wow-we— depends on where you're going, what you've posted on social meth— what you've posted on social media recently,— what you've posted on social media recently, doesn't it ? i media recently, doesn't it? i tt-e— media recently, doesn't it? i mean, it's interesting, the, you thew,— mean, it's interesting, the, you thew, the— mean, it's interesting, the, you know, the extent— mean, it's interesting, the, you know, the extent of automation of know, the extent of automation et tt— know, the extent of automation et tt teete— know, the extent of automation of it feels slightly— know, the extent of automation of it feels slightly distort and emetmee— of it feels slightly distort and sometimes. absolutely china. but is sometimes. absolutely china. but he tt— sometimes. absolutely china. but he t t— sometimes. absolutely china. but he t t tom-t— sometimes. absolutely china. but is it i don't know— sometimes. absolutely china. but is it i don't know i— sometimes. absolutely china. but is it i don't know i mean the heteemet— is it i don't know i mean the personal identification that connects connects you to pawmemte— connects connects you to paymemte hw- connects connects you to payments now is very , very payments now is very, very worrying- — payments now is very, very worrying- t— payments now is very, very worrying. i mean,- payments now is very, very worrying. " " worrying. i mean, especially in china where you've got social credit score. so if you speak out against the government, all of can't of a sudden you can't you can't use palm to travel, you use your palm to travel, you can't travel. and it's coming to the as well. i mean, the to the west as well. i mean, we've seen recently trigonometry of facilities. yes. of the banking facilities. yes. turned off the free speech union had their banking facilities turned off. if you don't have turned off. so if you don't have

the if you don't project the right if you don't project the right if you don't project the right if you don't project the right idea and the right thoughts, then it can happen. the right idea and the right thouitits, then it can happen. the right idea and the right thouit also �*ien it can happen. the right idea and the right thouit also raisescan happen. the right idea and the right thouit also raises the happen. the right idea and the right thouit also raises the horrific and it also raises the horrific possibility of thieves cutting off your hand in order to dodge the fare as want . well, off your hand in order to dodge the fare as want. well, you the £3 fare as i want. well, you could the £3 fare as i want. well, you eewtt probably— the £3 fare as i want. well, you could probably get— the £3 fare as i want. well, you could probably get some- 175 well, you could probably get some sort of heme— could probably get some sort of hand httht— could probably get some sort of hand print from _ could probably get some sort of hand print from somebody, can't wowe— you? 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epsom derby will have lgbt inclusive areas— epsom derby will have lgbt inclusive areas and something life inclusive areas and something ttte ehmame— inclusive areas and something life changing for— inclusive areas and something life changing for women. nortje dewey,— life changing for women. nortje dewey, wett— life changing for women. nortje davey, we'll see— life changing for women. nortje davey, we'll see you in a couple of davey, we'll see you in a couple et mhwtee— davey, we'll see you in a couple et mhwtee .—

and welcome back to headliners for and welcome back to headliners tet ew— and welcome back to headliners tet thet— and welcome back to headliners for our final quarter. and ttmettw— for our final quarter. and ttmettw .— for our final quarter. and finally , we— for our final quarter. and finally , we have landed on our finally, we have landed on our theme— finally, we have landed on our favourite subject— finally, we have landed on our favourite subject that's taken a

whtte— favourite subject that's taken a whtte .— favourite subject that's taken a whtte , ee— favourite subject that's taken a whtte , ee tee— favourite subject that's taken a while , so leo daily mail editor while, so leo daily mail editor dewey— while, so leo daily mail editor dewey ewe— while, so leo daily mail editor hewew eewe tt— while, so leo daily mail editor davey says it requires maturity emt— davey says it requires maturity and compassion— davey says it requires maturity and compassion to see a lady's heme— and compassion to see a lady's heme .— and compassion to see a lady's heme . tt-e— and compassion to see a lady's heme . we met— and compassion to see a lady's penis . it's just like— and compassion to see a lady's penis . it's just like only the penis. it's just like only the eteweteet— penis. it's just like only the cleverest people can see. the emperor-e— cleverest people can see. the tmpetet-e wew— cleverest people can see. the emperor's new clothes isn't it? or emperor's new clothes isn't it? or emwtetw— emperor's new clothes isn't it? or anybody whe— emperor's new clothes isn't it? or anybody who wants- emperor's new clothes isn't it? or anybody who wants to - emperor's new clothes isn't it? or anybody who wants to log on to pornhub is so liberal democrat leader sir ed davey was criticised today after he said some women could clearly only have in a debate over have a penis in a debate over trans so nick ferrari, trans rights. so nick ferrari, the presenter twice , asked, can the presenter twice, asked, can a woman of a penis? and eventually he editor davey replied, quite clearly. replied, well, quite clearly. which mean isn't quite true. which i mean isn't quite true. i mean having a basically trans women aren't women , they're women aren't women, they're trans women, which is , you know, trans women, which is, you know, it's like a woman. but you're a trans woman. yes it's like you look like a woman. you feel you're a woman all the rest. and then there's a trans am. and if and then there's a trans am. and tt emwthtme— and then there's a trans am. and tt emwthma, tt-e— and then there's a trans am. and if anything, it's better than the— if anything, it's better than the teewtet— if anything, it's better than the regular and. yeah, yeah, no , the regular and. yeah, yeah, no i , the regular and. yeah, yeah, no , t meem— the regular and. yeah, yeah, no , t t— the regular and. yeah, yeah, no , i mean, i suppose— the regular and. yeah, yeah, no , i mean, i suppose to play tewt-e— , i mean, i suppose to play devil's advocate,- , i mean, i suppose to play devil's advocate, some of these hetttteteme— devil's advocate, some of these politicians who _ devil's advocate, some of these politicians who do— devil's advocate, some of these politicians who do seem to go eetme— politicians who do seem to go etewmt the— politicians who do seem to go around the houses on it are twtme— around the houses on it are twtmg te— around the houses on it are twtmg te, met— around the houses on it are trying to, not obviously not to

ememe— trying to, not obviously not to ememe teete— trying to, not obviously not to offend people, to— trying to, not obviously not to offend people, to not upset heehte— offend people, to not upset peepte et— offend people, to not upset peepte et te— offend people, to not upset people or to sound, you know, hettthte— people or to sound, you know, horrible-callous- people or to sound, you know, horrible callous some horrible and callous in some peehte-e— horrible and callous in some peepte-e ee— horrible and callous in some people's ears, but also to teeehteee— people's ears, but also to recognise-legal- people's ears, but also to recognise legal situation recognise the legal situation whteh—thet- recognise the legal situation which—that if- recognise the legal situation| which _that if you which is currently that if you hete— which is currently that if you hewe t— which is currently that if you hewe t meem— which is currently that if you have i mean ,_ which is currently that if you have i mean , it's- which is currently that if you have i mean , it's still all have i mean, it's still all ettghttw— have i mean, it's still all ettghttw th— have i mean, it's still all slightly in flux, but if you hete— slightly in flux, but if you hewe me— slightly in flux, but if you have one of— slightly in flux, but if you have one of these gender teeegmtttem— have one of these gender recognition certificates or whetewet— recognition certificates or whatever, not— recognition certificates or whatever, not the self id thing thet— whatever, not the self id thing thet te— whatever, not the self id thing thet te thet— whatever, not the self id thing that is that holyrood had been twtme— that is that holyrood had been twtmg te— that is that holyrood had been twtmg to hem— that is that holyrood had been trying to push through, you are teeettw— trying to push through, you are teeettw-wew- trying to push through, you are legally-you know,- trying to push through, you are legally you know, or in legally a woman, you know, or in teeette— legally a woman, you know, or in teeette et— legally a woman, you know, or in some regards or in— legally a woman, you know, or in some regards or in some teeheete. — some regards or in some teeheete. het— some regards or in some respects. but the so they respects. but the idea so they thew— respects. but the idea so they thew-te— respects. but the idea so they thew-to eett— respects. but the idea so they thew-to eett et- respects. but the idea so they they to sort of acknowledge respects. but the idea so they they is to sort of acknowledge respects. but the idea so they they is theo sort of acknowledge respects. but the idea so they they is the currentf acknowledge respects. but the idea so they they is the current law;nowledge respects. but the idea so they they is the current law aswledge respects. but the idea so they they is the current law as wellje what is the current law as well as what is the current law as well ee-te— what is the current law as well ee-te wett— what is the current law as well as-to keir starmer- what is the current law as well as to keir starmer smelt as trying to keir starmer smelt the wht— as trying to keir starmer smelt the wtmt emt— as trying to keir starmer smelt the wind and had— as trying to keir starmer smelt the wind and had the political acumen to move— the wind and had the political acumen to move on this focus etewhet— acumen to move on this focus etewhet tt. — acumen to move on this focus etewhet t. t— acumen to move on this focus grouped it. i mean- acumen to move on this focus grouped it. l grouped it. i mean it's something that for a lot of people just comes you know you just know in yourself whereas keir starmer like you know he thought way and then people thought one way and then people were no, it's actually were like, oh no, it's actually not it's not as popular as not as it's not as popular as your advisors , your 22 year old your advisors, your 22 year old advisers would have. you believe. that the tide believe. i think that the tide is out, isn't it, on this, the idea that a woman like me is the same as a biological woman is just ridiculous. is it because thew-te— just ridiculous. is it because thew-te th— just ridiculous. is it because thew-te m the— just ridiculous. is it because they're in the woke- h t: i is it because they're in the woke bubble? is

it they're in the woke bubble? is tt|meeh— they're in the woke bubble? is tt|meeh te— they're in the woke bubble? is itimean, is that— they're in the woke bubble? is it mean, is that why davey it i mean, is that why davey teeem-t— it i mean, is that why davey doesn't doesn't— it i mean, is that why davey doesn't doesn't understand how teth— doesn't doesn't understand how hettwlptewe— doesn't doesn't understand how hettwlhtewe te— doesn't doesn't understand how badlylplays to the _ doesn't doesn't understand how badly plays to the majority badly it plays to the majority of badly it plays to the majority et heehtee— badly it plays to the majority et heehtee het— badly it plays to the majority of people? but the thing is, hee— of people? but the thing is, he-e—et- of people? but the thing is, he-e—et the- of people? but the thing is,i he's—of the liberal he's the leader of the liberal hemeetete— he's the leader of the liberal democrats, so— he's the leader of the liberal democrats, so it— he's the leader of the liberal democrats, so it will play very wett— democrats, so it will play very wett te— democrats, so it will play very wett to the— democrats, so it will play very well to the liberal democrats. thet— well to the liberal democrats. that particular— well to the liberal democrats. that particular silo,— well to the liberal democrats. that particular silo, the- well to the liberal democrats. that particular silo, the 3% that vote for them . hahahahaha that vote for them. hahahahaha well that vote for them. hahahahaha wett w-wee— that vote for them. hahahahaha well we've been— that vote for them. hahahahaha well we've been around- hahahahaha well we've been around that course a few times . speaking of course a few times. speaking of whteh— course a few times. speaking of whteh we— course a few times. speaking of which, we have— course a few times. speaking of which, we have drag racing now . which, we have drag racing now. teeet — which, we have drag racing now. heget wett— which, we have drag racing now. roger. well this— which, we have drag racing now. roger. well this is— which, we have drag racing now. roger. well this is a- which, we have drag racing now. roger. �*7 roger. well this is a horrific initiative to introduce use a special lgbtq+ area to encourage a more diverse horse racing audience to attend the epsom derby . the racing industry derby. the racing industry apparently has big problems with homophobia and transphobia and so this is some sort of hideous stunt to prove that they don't . stunt to prove that they don't. i mean, how do they well, does it even come up? what does it practically mean ? i don't know. practically mean? i don't know. and well , practically mean? i don't know. and well, will practically mean? i don't know. and well , will they lure any and well, will they lure any kind of genuinely new audience

because they've stuck up a tent and have have you ever been to the epsom? i haven't been for a tew— the epsom? i haven't been for a tew wee— the epsom? i haven't been for a tew wee het— the epsom? i haven't been for a few years, but from _ 7 i haven't been for a few years, but from what i remember, it's— few years, but from what i remember, it's quite a good old teehtemeet— remember, it's quite a good old fashioned, like— remember, it's quite a good old fashioned, like cockney knees up the— fashioned, like cockney knees up kind-obviously- fashioned, like cockney knees up kind-obviously it- fashioned, like cockney knees up kind obviously it has kind of event. obviously it has the hem— kind of event. obviously it has the poet tent,— kind of event. obviously it has the posh tent, but— kind of event. obviously it has the posh tent, but it's nothing the— the posh tent, but it's nothing ttte-whteh— the posh tent, but it's nothing like _which-posh like ascot, which is fully posh wtth — like ascot, which is fully posh wtth e— like ascot, which is fully posh with a drunkenness and with a lot of drunkenness and ttewettete— with a lot of drunkenness and travellers turning— with a lot of drunkenness and travellers turning up from you got travellers turning up from you get ptepet— travellers turning up from you get ptepet ete— travellers turning up from you got proper old school, you know . veeh— got proper old school, you know . veeh wett— got proper old school, you know . yeah well exactly.— got proper old school, you know . yeah well exactly. you know ttewettete— . yeah well exactly. you know travellers and _ . yeah well exactly. you know travellers and what have you. i eet-t— travellers and what have you. i can't see that— travellers and what have you. i can't see that this— travellers and what have you. i can't see that this is, i mean mewhe— can't see that this is, i mean maybe thew-te — can't see that this is, i mean maybe they're going make can't see that this is, i mean m a'be they're going make can't see that this is, i mean ma'be ofey're going make can't see that this is, i mean ma'be of fun. going make can't see that this is, i mean ma'be of fun. i going make can't see that this is, i mean ma'be of fun. i don'ting make can't see that this is, i mean ma'be of fun. i don't know. make it a bit of fun. i don't know. veeh— it a bit of fun. i don't know. veeh t— it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't— it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't-i- it a bit of fun. i don't know. yeah, i don't-i mean, yeah, i don't think. i mean, meme— yeah, i don't think. i mean, mewhe m— yeah, i don't think. i mean, maybe in like 1978 or something, this would have made sense. but i just 20, 23, i mean, i think just 20, 23, everybody's fine. everybody's fine with, you know, nobody's going oh my god, going to be like, oh my god, there's at this there's gay people at this racing know, this racing event. you know, this cannot right. cannot be. yeah, that's right. there any hostility , there won't be any hostility, wee—eetme- there won't be any hostility, were—going tel there won't be any hostility,l were—going to say, were they? i was going to say, i wewtth-t— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to be— were they? i was going to say, i wouldn't like to be the drag act whe— wouldn't like to be the drag act whe teet— wouldn't like to be the drag act who took that— wouldn't like to be the drag act who took that gig.— wouldn't like to be the drag act who took that gig. but actually thew-tt— who took that gig. but actually tt hete— who took that gig. but actually tt tewe ht.— who took that gig. but actually tii love it. yeah,— who took that gig. but actually tii love it. yeah, they had . i love it. yeah, they had a wee— . i love it. yeah, they had a ttee em— . i love it. yeah, they had a drag em ee— . i love it. yeah, they had a drag on one of— . i love it. yeah, they had a drag on one of the horses. that wette— drag on one of the horses. that wewttlgeet— drag on one of the horses. that would-good tt— drag on one of the horses. that would good if they were a few would be good if they were a few drag jockeys, you know, fully with wig everything. with the wig and everything. all the resistance. the kind of wind resistance. this. this reminds me of when

feminists walk on girls feminists got the walk on girls banned at the darts. yeah. so the feminists— banned at the darts. yeah. so the feminists could- " yeah. so the feminists could then enjoy tette— the feminists could then enjoy tettelmt— the feminists could then enjoy darts and feminists didn't darts. and then feminists didn't tem— darts. and then feminists didn't twth—ttetete- darts. and then feminists didn't twth—ttetete .- darts. and then feminists didn'ti turn—tickets . yeah. turn up and buy tickets. yeah. att— turn up and buy tickets. yeah. amt-emee— turn up and buy tickets. yeah. and-ones that— turn up and buy tickets. yeah. and-ones that used-do. turn up and buy tickets. yeah. l and-ones that used-do the and the ones that used to do the formula as well, they used formula one as well, they used to totter around to just wander totter around between draped between the cars draped themselves cars . bus stop themselves over cars. bus stop news now. leo and los angeles have wasted ten grand on something you could barely smoke a under, let alone enjoy a quick knee trembler. so yeah, yeah. and for anybody watching in los ameetee— and for anybody watching in los emetee-wee— and for anybody watching in los angeles, you smoke angeles, when you said smoke a thet— angeles, when you said smoke a thet teem-t— angeles, when you said smoke a that doesn't as— angeles, when you said smoke a that doesn't as you— angeles, when you said smoke a that doesn't as you probably eewtt— that doesn't as you probably eewtt te— that doesn't as you probably could do that— that doesn't as you probably could do that just about yeah het— could do that just about yeah hut ee— could do that just about yeah hut ee tee— could do that just about yeah but so los angeles has been ttttewtet— but so los angeles has been ridiculed for— but so los angeles has been ridiculed for life— but so los angeles has been ridiculed for life changing temete— ridiculed for life changing female shade— ridiculed for life changing female shade poles. these are emetee— female shade poles. these are $10,000 shade _ female shade poles. these are $10,000 shade poles which could be $10,000 shade poles which could he the— $10,000 shade poles which could he the meet— $10,000 shade poles which could be the most pointless council architecture _ be the most pointless council architecture in— be the most pointless council architecture in the world. i mean, that's— architecture in the world. i mean, that's a— architecture in the world. i mean, that's a bold claim . yeah, mean, that's a bold claim. yeah, thete-e— mean, that's a bold claim. yeah, thete-e e— mean, that's a bold claim. yeah, thete-e e tet— mean, that's a bold claim. yeah, there's a lot of— mean, that's a bold claim. yeah, there's a lot of pointless cemet— there's a lot of pointless council architecture that really teee— council architecture that really teee meet— council architecture that really teee meet te— council architecture that really does need to be— council architecture that really does need to be an award . but does need to be an award. but theee— does need to be an award. but theee-ththee— does need to be an award. but these,-things, i- does need to be an award. but these, things, i don't these, these things, i don't thtmh— these, these things, i don't thtmh-eet— these, these things, i don't ththt-eet e- these, these things, i don't think got a picture, think we've got a picture, but thew-te— think we've got a picture, but thew-te-veeh- think we've got a picture, but they're-yeah,.do- they're tight. yeah, we do have a they're tight. yeah, we do have e—ttttte- a picture. a tiny, little htteewe— a picture. a tiny, little hideous, tiny- a picture. a tiny, little hideous, tiny flap. a picture. a tiny, little- hideous, tiny-flap. like hideous, tiny little flap. like hett— hideous, tiny little flap. like hem-we— hideous, tiny little flap. like hem-we e— hideous, tiny little flap. like hem-we e we— hideous, tiny little flap. like hem-we e we e- hideous, tiny little flap. like half up a up a lamp post half way up a up a lamp post thet-e— half way up a up a lamp post that's supposed— half way up a up a lamp post that's supposed to provide shade to that's supposed to provide shade te-wetttme— that's supposed to provide shade te-wetttme et— that's supposed to provide shade to-waiting at the- that's supposed to provide shade to waiting at the bus to people waiting at the bus etee—

to people waiting at the bus etee-ttte— to people waiting at the bus etee-ttte e- to people waiting at the bus stop.-like a sun- to people waiting at the bus stop. like a sun dial, stop. but it's like a sun dial, so stop. but it's like a sun dial, eeme-e— stop. but it's like a sun dial, so-move around- stop. but it's like a sun dial, so move around sometimes stop. but it's like a sun dial, so castiove around sometimes stop. but it's like a sun dial, so cast shade ound sometimes stop. but it's like a sun dial, so cast shadeounthefmetimes stop. but it's like a sun dial, so cast shadeounthefmetheas it'll cast shade on the on the ttegett— it'll cast shade on the on the car. elegant and— it'll cast shade on the on the car. d car. elegant and beautiful, you'd say, go with it. but you'd say, oh, go with it. but actually it's impractical, ineffective really ugly and ineffective and really ugly and $10,000 for that. no wonder thete-e— $10,000 for that. no wonder thete-e e— $10,000 for that. no wonder there's a deficit. _ $10,000 for that. no wonder there's a deficit. it- 15�*0 000 no wonder there's a deficit. l : l there's a deficit. it doesn't teet— there's a deficit. it doesn't feel like an l.a. colour to me. that either. that's very much more like a crawley colour . more like a crawley colour. yeah. yeah. they shouldn't put thet— yeah. yeah. they shouldn't put thet th— yeah. yeah. they shouldn't put thet h the— yeah. yeah. they shouldn't put that in the tourist— this" yeah. they shouldn't put that in the tourist brochures. d0 that in the tourist brochures. he the— that in the tourist brochures. he the meme— that in the tourist brochures. do the meme news- that in the tourist brochures. do the meme news now- that in the tourist brochures. do the meme news now in the star. roger. adolf hitler. you absolutely do not got to hand it to him this is some idiot called nearby. marissa. to him this is some idiot called nearby. marissa . just who was nearby. marissa. just who was eeeetemttw— nearby. marissa. just who was apparently written _ marissa. just who was apparently written an essay ehewt— apparently written an essay ehewt the— apparently written an essay about the positive side of adolf htttet— about the positive side of adolf htttet tet— about the positive side of adolf hitler for linkedin and then emme— hitler for linkedin and then eteme em— hitler for linkedin and then eteme ett tw— hitler for linkedin and then signs off by saying, as the eetme— signs off by saying, as the eetwte eewe— signs off by saying, as the eetwte eewe .— signs off by saying, as the salute says , heil hitler. it's salute says, heil hitler. it's a ttttte— salute says, heil hitler. it's a ttttte ttt— salute says, heil hitler. it's a little bit crass. _ salute says, heil hitler. it's a little bit crass. that's a bit a ttttte— little bit crass. that's a bit a ttttte ttt— little bit crass. that's a bit a little bit naive. _ little bit crass. that's a bit a little bit naive. i- little bit crass. that's a bit a little bit naive. " little bit naive. i mean, he's hee— little bit naive. i mean, he's he's read a book, which i know this book. lawrence reese, who is a very anti hitler author, need historians. i think most of them are. he's not a revisionist , you know, and he's written

this book talking about the dark charisma of hitler. and he thought, can lessons thought, we can learn lessons from sounds he's from this. he sounds like he's learned lessons . show learned the wrong lessons. show is nearly so let's take is nearly over. so let's take another quick look at wednesday's front pages. the daily mail boris threatens to sue cabin office for covid stitch up. we have the telegraph. johnson accused of covid rule breaches. guardian johnson referred to police over new claims of covid rule breach daily express. it's a stitch up. bods daily express. it's a stitch up. boris faces new police probe into rule breaking the eye. johnson referred to police by cabinet office and finally some non johnson news daily star tv. bob i want to fight to the death with a bear. those were your front pages. that's all we have time my thanks to time for tonight. my thanks to my guests. leo kearse and roger monkhouse. my thanks to my parents. they're still parents. if they're still watching jane and john, good night. sleep tune night. sleep well. tune in tomorrow andrew doyle will tomorrow when andrew doyle will be in the hot seat with chris interwetten and leo cursed . interwetten and leo cursed. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you're watching at 5 am,

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