channel very good afternoon, everybody. it's patrick here gb it's patrick christys here on gb news. got fiery and fast news. i've got a fiery and fast paced—your- news. i've got a fiery and fast paced—your way. news. i've got a fiery and fast. paced _your way. is paced hour coming your way. is there— paced hour coming your way. is there a— paced hour coming your way. is there a problem— paced hour coming your way. is there a problem with— paced hour coming your way. is there a problem with our- paced hour coming your way. is there a problem with our civil service? is the blob in action? boris— service? is the blob in action? boris johnson is threatening to sue the civil service apparently over these latest lockdown. lockdown claims. easy for me to say. — lockdown claims. easy for me to say. ru— lockdown claims. easy for me to say. ru be — lockdown claims. easy for me to say. i'll be taking— lockdown claims. easy for me to say. i'll be taking a— lockdown claims. easy for me to say. i'll be taking a deep dive into— say. i'll be taking a deep dive into that.— say. i'll be taking a deep dive into that. ..._ say. i'll be taking a deep dive into that. in other— say. i'll be taking a deep dive into that. in other news, of course, mark— into that. in other news, of course, mark white is on the algewe— course, mark white is on the algewe fer— course, mark white is on the algarve for us. _ course, mark white is on the algarve for us. excavators have moved—fer- moved in in the search for madeleine— moved in in the search fori madeleine -what moved in in the search for- madeleine -what does this

madeleine mccann. what does this mean the world's mean for arguably the world's most notorious missing child case? in other news, we're also going— case? in other news, we're also going-be— case? in other news, we're also going-be-ebeue- case? in other news, we're also going-be-about this. case? in other news, we're also going-be-about this .| going to be talking about this. app....fly, — going to be talking about this. apparently, agreed apparently, albania has agreed to take— apparently, albania has agreed to take some— apparently, albania has agreed to take some criminals back , but to take some criminals back, but this— to take some criminals back, but this comes— to take some criminals back, but this comes ahead,— to take some criminals back, but this comes ahead, of course, of the— this comes ahead, of course, of the net— this comes ahead, of course, of the net migration— this comes ahead, of course, of the net migration figures and the net migration figures and the teeth— the net migration figures and the illegal migration figures hopping— the illegal migration figures dropping tomorrow. " dropping tomorrow. keep your eyes— dropping tomorrow. keep your eyes the— dropping tomorrow. keep your eyes and ears peeled, because i'll some info about i'll have some info about tomorrow's for you very tomorrow's show for you very shortly. and yes, tiktok prancer has shortly. and yes, tiktok prancer hes teen— shortly. and yes, tiktok prancer has been charged. _ and yes, tiktok prancer has been charged. ash; and yes, tiktok prancer has been charged. �*vhhi ”t�*ht’tijiii; has been charged. we were playing— has been charged. we were playing videos of this particular chap who's been going out himself doing out and videoing himself doing some pretty bizarre things. so we'll be having look at 93 so we'll be having look at the we'll be having a look at the tetest— we'll be having a look at the tetest hte— we'll be having a look at the latest info on— we'll be having a look at the latest info on that. and latest info on all of that. and yes,— latest info on all of that. and yes-tethhg— latest info on all of that. and yes, talking about all yes, i'll be talking about all of yes, i'll be talking about all et-eht— yes, i'll be talking about all of-and much,- yes, i'll be talking about all of and much, much yes, i'll be talking about all of-and much, much very of this and much, much more very shorty. — of this and much, much more very shortly. -christys- of this and much, much more very shortly. -christys on- of this and much, much more very shortly. -christys on .- of this and much, much more very shortly. -christys on . gbi shortly. patrick christys on. gb news. yeah, get your shortly. ti.

near your neck of the woods? if it is, make sure that you pop in and say hello. but that email that to go out at the top that i want to go out at the top of show is this do you think of the show is this do you think that this government certain that this government and certain right conservative kyiv, right wing conservative kyiv, anti mass migration, pro brexit individuals being targeted individuals are being targeted individuals are being targeted in a witch hunt by by the civil service? gb views gb news .com. now though headlines would ray . now though headlines would ray. thanks patrick. good afternoon. sm— thanks patrick. good afternoon. stoz. tees— thanks patrick. good afternoon. 3:02. here's the— thanks patrick. good afternoon. 3:02. here's the latest- " f good afternoon. 3:02. here's the latest at our top— 3:02. here's the latest at our top story. — 3:02. here's the latest at our top story. hsht— 3:02. here's the latest at our top story. rishi sunak says the tetest— top story. rishi sunak says the latest figures— top story. rishi sunak says the latest figures show that the government— latest figures show that the government is— latest figures show that the government is making progress on his promise— government is making progress on his promise to— government is making progress on his promise to halve inflation. his comments— his promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data showed— his comments come as new data showed that— his comments come as new data showed that inflation fell to she— showed that inflation fell to we test— showed that inflation fell to 8.7% last month. its first time hetew— 8.7% last month. its first time hetew toe— 8.7% last month. its first time below 10% since— 8.7% last month. its first time below 10% since last august . below 10% since last august. however, with _ below 10% since last august. however, with food price inflation — however, with food price inflation continuing at a near esot— inflation continuing at a near resort ht,— inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing the— record 19.1, labour is accusing the government— record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of failing to heth— the government of failing to

help struggling— the government of failing to help struggling families . jeremy help struggling families. jeremy tutt— help struggling families. jeremy ttht says— help struggling families. jeremy hunt says there's— help struggling families. jeremy hunt says there's still more work— hunt says there's still more hot ts— hunt says there's still more host to te— hunt says there's still more work to be done— hunt says there's still more work to be done . work to be done. these numbers show there is absolutely no room for complacency in the battle against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly high. that's why we've had food producers in farmers in supermarkets in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure they're well setting out labour's economic policy plans in washington , dc. shadow plans in washington, dc. shadow chancellor rachel— plans in washington, dc. shadow chancellor rachel reeves- " gzt" it: shadow chancellor rachel reeves says utter— chancellor rachel reeves says under success— chancellor rachel reeves says under success lviv conservative tsethshehst— under success lviv conservative governments prosper motty has turnst— governments prosper motty has ttthet ts— governments prosper motty has turned to stagnation in today's thtttttsh. — turned to stagnation in today's inflation. numbers- turned to stagnation in today's inflation. hi inflation. numbers for the uk show inflation remaining stubbornly high and the imf's forecasts this week show that the uk is still expected to have the uk is still expected to have the highest inflation in the g7 this year. our economy no longer works— this year. our economy no longer works tot— this year. our economy no longer works for working— our economy no longer works for working people . their works for working people. their contributions— works for working people. their contributions are— works for working people. their contributions are no longer respestet.— contributions are no longer respected. their— contributions are no longer respected. their enterprise is no respected. their enterprise is hs totter— respected. their enterprise is no longer rewarded, and even thet— no longer rewarded, and even theh host— no longer rewarded, and even their most ordinary of hopes

the— their most ordinary of hopes seem like impossible dreams . seem like impossible dreams. the— seem like impossible dreams. the hthe— seem like impossible dreams. the prime minister— seem like impossible dreams. the prime minister has- seem like impossible dreams. the prime minister has confirmed that suella braverman will not face a formal investigation over claims that she requested civil servants to arrange a private speeding course . in a letter to speeding course. in a letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by his independent ethics adviser that her actions do not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. the home secretary has apologised for the distraction that it caused to the government and the cabinet office has denied handing information that bofis denied handing information that boris johnson may have broken new lockdown rules to the police, saying the decision was made by civil service officials rules. it comes after the former prime minister accused the cabinet office of making, quote, bizarre and unacceptable claims . mrjohnson has been reported to both the met and thames valley police forces over events at chequers and downing street . at chequers and downing street. he's denied breaking the rules. a legal row has erupted between

the cabinet office and the official covid 19 inquiry over the release of boris johnson's whatsapp messages and diaries . whatsapp messages and diaries. chairwoman baroness hallett is rejecting decisions made by the cabinet office to redact some of the material. the communications include exchanges between boris johnson and senior government ministers, civil servants and their advisers during the pandemic back authorities searching a reservoir in portugal are using a mix mechanical brush cutter to hunt for clues in the disappearance of madeleine mccann. earlier officers were using radars , officers were using radars, rakes and poles, and they were also seen removing a number of bags of potential evidence. gb news has been told that the investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old was taken to the reservoir, which was visited a number of times by prime suspect christian brueckner , the police watchdog brueckner, the police watchdog will investigate a road crash in

cardiff after cctv footage has emerged from the day two teenagers were killed . south teenagers were killed. south wales police have received a received a video showing a police van following a bike minutes before the fatal incident. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were killed in the ely area on monday. their deaths sparked riots , leaving 11 police sparked riots, leaving 11 police officers in hospital. hundreds officers in hospital. hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left on the road by friends and family . a 95 year old family. a 95 year old grandmother has died after being tasered by police in australia last week . clare knowland was last week. clare knowland was discovered outside her room in a retirement home in new south wales . she was holding a steak wales. she was holding a steak knife . staff called police who knife. staff called police who spoke with her for several minutes . officers say they minutes. officers say they reacted after ms knowland refused to drop the blade .

refused to drop the blade. buckingham palace says the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her police escort. 81 year old helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of may as she reportedly used a pedestrian crossing. she died after sustaining irreversible damage to her brain. the independent office for police conduct has appealed for witnesses. gb news understands the duchess will be in touch privately with miss holland's family . the king and queen have family. the king and queen have begun a two day visit to northern ireland, their first since the coronation arriving in belfast this afternoon , their belfast this afternoon, their majesties began a series of engagements by opening a new coronary garden in newtownabbey . the garden's design is inspired by the same sustainable gardening principles used by the king and the queen. king charles and queen camilla have also met schoolchildren who took part in coronation projects and community members who volunteered for the king's big help out initiative . this is gb

help out initiative. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. so let's get straight back to . back to. patrick bofis back to. patrick boris johnson back to. patrick. i boris johnson is back to. patrick— . boris johnson is reportedly boris johnson is reportedly ready to - boris johnson is reportedly tetty ts-the— . boris johnson is reportedly ready to .the civil- boris johnson is reportedly ready to the civil service ready to sue the civil service what— ready to sue the civil service what he— ready to sue the civil service over what he calls a lockdown stttsh— over what he calls a lockdown stttsh up. — over what he calls a lockdown stitch up. now,— over what he calls a lockdown stitch up. now, in— over what he calls a lockdown stitch up. htztwh " over what he calls a lockdown stitch up. \tz,twh " stitch up. now, in my view, it's the civil service that needs to be investigated, boris be investigated, not boris johnson, braverman and johnson, suella braverman and co. idea of impartial, co. this idea of impartial, diligent little workhorses with impeccable moral compasses, beavering away behind the scenes is at odds with what we can see happening with our own eyes. we're being asked to believe that this steady drip, drip, drip of leaks and briefings against hugely popular right wing brexit backing anti—mass migration politicians is just a coincidence. i don't believe that— coincidence. i don't believe that hot— coincidence. i don't believe that for t— coincidence. i don't believe that for a second.- titzt i :i i don't believe that for a second. one titzt i : i i don't believe that for a second. one former tow— that for a second. one former tssy sththet— that for a second. one former tory cabinet minister texted reporter— tory cabinet minister texted reporter christopher hope last httht— reporter christopher hope last httht, stttsh— reporter christopher hope last httht, styht, t— reporter christopher hope last

night, saying, i didn't really hetteve— night, saying, i didn't really tetteve th— night, saying, i didn't really believe in the— night, saying, i didn't really believe in the blob till now, hut— believe in the blob till now, tut the— believe in the blob till now, but the events— believe in the blob till now, but the events of the last few ttys — but the events of the last few ttys the — but the events of the last few days, the repeated briefing tttthst— days, the repeated briefing against suella— days, the repeated briefing against suella are now tonight tsttsh— against suella are now tonight action against— against suella are now tonight action against boris are hethhht— action against boris are beginning make me think beginning to make me think tttth. — beginning to make me think tttth. h— beginning to make me think ttth. tt ts— beginning to make me think again. it is against the civil sehtse— again. it is against the civil service code,— again. it is against the civil service code, by— again. it is against the civil service code, by the way, to test— service code, by the way, to heat ththts— service code, by the way, to leak things to— service code, by the way, to leak things to the press. this is leak things to the press. this ts t— leak things to the press. this ts t hstht— leak things to the press. this ts t hstht t— leak things to the press. this is a point i was— leak things to the press. this is a point i was very keen to thu— is a point i was very keen to thtt town— is a point i was very keen to drill down on— is a point i was very keen to drill down on firsthand with the tsststtht— drill down on firsthand with the assistant general— drill down on firsthand with the assistant general secretary of a sttt— assistant general secretary of a stvtt sehtse— assistant general secretary of a civil service union,— assistant general secretary of a civil service union, the fda, ether— civil service union, the fda, earlier this— civil service union, the fda, earlier this week. she earlier this week. now she categorically— earlier this week. now she categorically said me , categorically said to me, these-s— categorically said to me, there-s ht— categorically said to me, there's no way- categorically said to me, there's no way that civil servants— there's no way that civil servants could- there's no way that civil servants could have done that, le, servants could have done that, tettet— servants could have done that, le, leaked information about i.e, leaked information about steth— i.e, leaked information about suella braverman speeding ticket wtthstt— suella braverman speeding ticket htthstt stt— suella braverman speeding ticket without out breaking the civil sehtse— without out breaking the civil sehtse sste— without out breaking the civil service code i— without out breaking the civil service code i only think is worth— service code i only think is worth looking— service code i only think is worth looking into . gb news as worth looking into. gb news as many— worth looking into. gb news as many st— worth looking into. gb news as many st ytt— worth looking into. gb news as many of you will— worth looking into. gb news as many of you will have seen, was vstet—hsst- many of you will have seen, was voted—most loved. voted the public's most loved news-yesterday- voted the public's most loved news yesterday and when news brand yesterday and when you host— news brand yesterday and when you host at— news brand yesterday and when you look at the— news brand yesterday and when you look at the press reaction to what— you look at the press reaction to what could— you look at the press reaction to what could easily be described— to what could easily be described as- to what could easily be described as a tory witch hunt, it's described as a tory witch hunt, tt-s-ts— described as a tory witch hunt, tt-s-ts see— described as a tory witch hunt, tt-s-ts why— described as a tory witch hunt, it's-to see why why- it's easy to see why why evesytsty— it's easy to see why why everybody else is falling over etsh— everybody else is falling over sash-ts— everybody else is falling over etsh-ts-tht- everybody else is falling over each -to-and abet. everybody else is falling over each to and abet a each other to aid and abet a mtsstve-th— each other to aid and abet a massive-up that- each other to aid and abet a massive up that the massive stitch up that the putts— massive stitch up that the putts tsh-t— massive stitch up that the public don't really care about. i public don't really care about. t watt— public don't really care about. t want t— public don't really care about. i want a detailed— public don't really care about. i want a detailed investigation the— i want a detailed investigation thts-sehtse- i want a detailed investigation into-service and- into our civil service and i want— into our civil service and i want the— into our civil service and i want the people who are leaking thtshhtttsh— want the people who are leaking information-the— want the people who are leaking information the press be information to the press to be htttet— information to the press to be htttet-t—

information to the press to be hauled a committee and hauled before a committee and ststet. — hauled before a committee and ststet. lwe_ hauled before a committee and sacked. .we can— hauled before a committee and sacked. .we can lose- sacked. if we can lose government ministers , elected government ministers, elected government ministers, elected government ministers, elected government ministers, by the way , based on lies spread in the media, if we have to endure to wall wall coverage of pointless allegations over issues allegations over minor issues that way relate to how that in no way relate to how well our country is being run, if we have things dragged up from years ago and for some reason now, there told that they matter to people like robert peston. then let's have a look at where— peston. then let's have a look at where at— peston. then let's have a look at where all this— " then let's have a look at where all this leaking is teth— at where all this leaking is really coming— at where all this leaking is really coming from . i , really coming from. in my view, the blob is real. it stands for lazy , overpaid bureaucrats. it's lazy, overpaid bureaucrats. it's time they were held to account. they're undermining democracy . they're undermining democracy. well, that's what i think . i well, that's what i think. i want to hear from you, gb views. arnie. gb news .com .and last arnie. gb news .com. and last night, boris johnson's former brexit minister, jacob rees—mogg, admitted that he'd visited the prime minister dunng visited the prime minister during lockdown. and this is where a lot of this hoo—ha comes from. johnson's diary has from. boris johnson's diary has now been leaked without him

being all of being asked about it and all of this but he said kept this stuff. but he said he kept to rules. i this stuff. but he said he kept to rules . i can tell you to the rules. i can tell you that— to the rules. i can tell you that thhht— to the rules. i can tell you that during that— i can tell you that during that period i went to cheques.— that during that period i went to shettets. t— that during that period i went to chequers. i was invited there wtth— to chequers. i was invited there wtth shy— to chequers. i was invited there with my children— to chequers. i was invited there with my children in entirely in accordance with— with my children in entirely in accordance with rules as accordance with the rules as another— accordance with the rules as another senior— accordance with the rules as another senior government shthtstet— another senior government shthtstetwts— another senior government minister was going to come , but minister was going to come, but the htshe— minister was going to come, but the prime minister— minister was going to come, but the prime minister cancelled him testtse— the prime minister cancelled him tstse ytt— the prime minister cancelled him because you were— the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed to htve— because you were only allowed to htve the— because you were only allowed to have one family— because you were only allowed to have one family present at the the. — have one family present at the the. st— have one family present at the the. st whtt— have one family present at the time. so what would have been a meettht— time. so what would have been a heettht htth— time. so what would have been a meeting with the— time. so what would have been a meeting with the prime minister , the— meeting with the prime minister , the shtet— meeting with the prime minister , the shtet whip_ meeting with the prime minister , the chief whip and the leader of , the chief whip and the leader st the— , the chief whip and the leader st the house— , the chief whip and the leader of the house of— , the chief whip and the leader of the house of commons just had me there— of the house of commons just had me there because— of the house of commons just had me there because you couldn't sht— me there because you couldn't mtx ttshttes. — me there because you couldn't mix families. the— me there because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was mix families. the prime minister tttteht— mix families. the prime minister was diligent about— mix families. the prime minister was diligent about it. i might ttst— was diligent about it. i might ttst sty— was diligent about it. i might ttst sty thtt— was diligent about it. i might also say that one— was diligent about it. i might also say that one of my children the— also say that one of my children the tthsh— also say that one of my children after lunch, bowled out the htshe— after lunch, bowled out the prime minister— after lunch, bowled out the prime minister and removed his htttte— prime minister and removed his shtttte stump,— prime minister and removed his middle stump, but that would be tttstht— middle stump, but that would be tttsttht. wett— middle stump, but that would be boasting. well, there we go. ' boasting. well, there we go. a ttttte— boasting. well, there we go. a little flourish— boasting. well, there we go. a little flourish at— boasting. well, there we go. a little flourish at the- boasting. well, there we go. a little flourish at the end from the monster. there but i am joined by gb news political joined now by gb news political editor darren mccaffrey . and, editor darren mccaffrey. and, darren, to according darren, look, to according reports, is on our website, gb news .com. boris johnson ready to sue service new to sue civil service over new lockdown . stitch up what's going

lockdown. stitch up what's going . on yeah we'll see how that tsts.— . on yeah we'll see how that goes. th— . on yeah we'll see how that goes. thh tst— o" yeah we'll see how that goes. i'm not entirely sure thtt-s— goes. i'm not entirely sure thtt-s t— goes. i'm not entirely sure thtt-s t tt— goes. i'm not entirely sure that's a an avenue. the former htshe— that's a an avenue. the former prime minister— that's a an avenue. the former prime minister will in the end go prime minister will in the end 90 tthh. — prime minister will in the end ts tthh. tut— prime minister will in the end go down. but what he has done tttty— go down. but what he has done tttty tute— go down. but what he has done today quite significantly, ttttst— today quite significantly, patrick, is— today quite significantly, patrick, is essentially removed . tts— patrick, is essentially removed . tts ttwyets— patrick, is essentially removed . his lawyers who— patrick, is essentially removed . his lawyers who were working wtth — . his lawyers who were working wtth htm — . his lawyers who were working wtth htm th— . his lawyers who were working with him on the— . his lawyers who were working with him on the covid inquiry thttth— with him on the covid inquiry thttht .— with him on the covid inquiry thtthy , tt— with him on the covid inquiry thtthy , tt hust— with him on the covid inquiry inquiry , it must be said he set inquiry, it must be said he set up tsts— inquiry, it must be said he set up thtt the— inquiry, it must be said he set up into the handling of the tthtehts— up into the handling of the tthtemts .— up into the handling of the pandemic . nick, it up into the handling of the pandemic. nick, it is and up into the handling of the pandemic . nick, it is and they pandemic. nick, it is and they htve— pandemic. nick, it is and they htve teet— pandemic. nick, it is and they have been the— pandemic. nick, it is and they have been the source of this information— have been the source of this information that— have been the source of this information that has been passed on tt— information that has been passed th to the— information that has been passed on to the police,— information that has been passed on to the police, which has now teet— on to the police, which has now been investigated— on to the police, which has now been investigated by two tttteteht— been investigated by two different police forces, thames vtttey— different police forces, thames the house— different police forces, thames valley police and— different police forces, thames valley police and the met into whether— valley police and the met into whether he— valley police and the met into whether he .break- valley police and the met into whether he break lockdown whether he did break lockdown rttes— whether he did break lockdown rttes tttth— whether he did break lockdown rttes tttth ty— whether he did break lockdown rules again by potentially tttththt— rules again by potentially allowing friends and family mtrs— allowing friends and family ts tt— allowing friends and family members to come visit when it mtt— members to come visit when it was not allowed. _ members to come visit when it was not allowed. now, is was not allowed. now, that is stmethtmt— was not allowed. now, that is somethirhas_ was not allowed. now, that is somethirhas said— was not allowed. now, that is somethirhas said is totally minister has said is totally thrust— minister has said is totally mutrue tut— minister has said is totally untrue and something, as you say,— untrue and something, as you “yr-willing— untrue and something, as you “yr-willing tt- untrue and something, as you say, willing to battle say, he is willing to battle ttttmst— say, he is willing to battle ttttmst.—ts| say, he is willing to battle. against._as his against. he's branded as his ttttes— against. he's branded as his ttttes thts— against. he's branded as his allies this somewhat of a witch humt. — allies this somewhat of a witch humt. tut— allies this somewhat of a witch hunt. but this— allies this somewhat of a witch hunt. but this afternoon, as i say,— hunt. but this afternoon, as i sty, he— hunt. but this afternoon, as i sty, he hts— hunt. but this afternoon, as i sty, he hts tst— hunt. but this afternoon, as i say, he has got rid of those ttvemmem— say, he has got rid of those government appointed lawyers. te-s— government appointed lawyers. he-s ttmt— government appointed lawyers. he-s ttmt tt— government appointed lawyers. he's going to appoint his own ttwyers— he's going to appoint his own ttwyers tor— he's going to appoint his own lawyers for this— he's going to appoint his own lawyers for this inquiry. that httt— lawyers for this inquiry. that mtr-te— lawyers for this inquiry. that will-be funded- lawyers for this inquiry. that will be funded through will also be funded through ttsttyers— will also be funded through ttxptyers .— will also be funded through taxpayers . and— will also be funded through taxpayers . and 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taxpayers. and apparently he is tutt— taxpayers. and apparently he is ttvtt thtt— taxpayers. and apparently he is livid that this— taxpayers. and apparently he is livid that this has— taxpayers. and apparently he is livid that this has happened, thtt— livid that this has happened, thtt they— livid that this has happened, that they have— livid that this has happened, that they have passed the information— that they have passed the information on— that they have passed the information on to the police . information on to the police. there— information on to the police. there ts— information on to the police. there was speculation earlier on “dayt— there was speculation earlier on todayt th— there was speculation earlier on tttty, tm ttst— there was speculation earlier on today, in fact, allegations that thts— today, in fact, allegations that thts-htve— today, in fact, allegations that this-have only- today, in fact, allegations that this have only happened this could have only happened wtth— this could have only happened wtth semtr— this could have only happened with senior ministers having stthet— with senior ministers having sttmet tt— with senior ministers having sttmet tt stt— with senior ministers having signed it off, though, the stttmet— signed it off, though, the cabinet office - signed it off, though, the cabinet office and the justice sesrettrt— cabinet office and the justice secretary were _ cabinet office and the justice secretary were on— cabinet office and the justice secretary were on the tv this mtmtmt— secretary were on the tv this morning insisting that senior mthtsters— morning insisting that senior ministers-not— morning insisting that senior ministers not done this, ministers had not done this, thtt— ministers had not done this, thtt thts— ministers had not done this, that this was— ministers had not done this, that this was civil servants tsttmt— that this was civil servants tsttht th— that this was civil servants acting in what— that this was civil servants acting in what they would say tht— acting in what they would say tht thtt— acting in what they would say and what the— acting in what they would say and what the government says is theh— and what the government says is thetr tuty. — and what the government says is thetr tuty. the— and what the government says is their duty. the code of conduct for their duty. the code of conduct ttr sttt— their duty. the code of conduct for civil servants— their duty. the code of conduct for civil servants that if they sustest— for civil servants that if they sustest thy— for civil servants that if they suspect any wrongdoing, has them— suspect any wrongdoing, has them tttse— suspect any wrongdoing, has them tttse .— suspect any wrongdoing, has taken place , that it is their taken place, that it is their responsibility— taken place, that it is their responsibility ,_ taken place, that it is their responsibility , their obligation responsibility, their obligation to responsibility, their obligation tt retort— responsibility, their obligation to report t.— responsibility, their obligation to report it. but— responsibility, their obligation to report it. but this is not stmtty— to report it. but this is not stmtty rust— to report it. but this is not simply just about a row with the sttt— simply just about a row with the stvtt servtse— simply just about a row with the civil service and— simply just about a row with the civil service and an— simply just about a row with the civil service and an angry ttermr— civil service and an angry former prime— civil service and an angry former prime minister. this has got former prime minister. this has tst ttttttstt— former prime minister. this has got political implications, too , rttrtst. — got political implications, too , patrick. and— got political implications, too , patrick. and i— got political implications, too , patrick. and i say that tstuse— , patrick. and i say that because there - , patrick. and i say that because there are in that because there are some in that thtt,— because there are some in that placer-who— because there are some in that place, who supported boris place, some who supported boris tthmstm— place, some who supported boris johnson, conservative johnson, another conservative hrs— johnson, another conservative ttrs wht — johnson, another conservative mps who think— johnson, another conservative mps who think that the prime ttthtster— minister is not doing enough ettesttvety— minister is not doing enough effectively to _ minister is not doing enough effectively to take on this. thtt— effectively to take on this. thtt sm— effectively to take on this. what some would see as a stmsertet— what some would see as a concerted campaign against sertttm— concerted campaign against certain politicians. they want ttsht— certain politicians. they want ttsht suhtt— certain politicians. they want rishi sunak to— certain politicians. they want rishi sunak to stand up and be hetvy— rishi sunak to stand up and be more heavy handed. if you like,

tht— more heavy handed. if you like, tht they— more heavy handed. if you like, tht they test— more heavy handed. if you like, and they feel that— more heavy handed. if you like, and they feel that the prime tttmtster— and they feel that the prime minister has— and they feel that the prime minister has been pretty weak on all minister has been pretty weak on tttlthts. — minister has been pretty weak on tttlthts. lttr. — minister has been pretty weak on all.this..far. yeah.- all of this. so far. yeah. ttrrem— all of this. so far. yeah. darren,-you- all of this. so far. yeah. darren, you very, all of this. so far. yeah.- darren,-you very, very darren, thank you very, very mush. — darren, thank you very, very mush. tts— darren, thank you very, very much. it's darren- darren, thank you very, very much. l l�*hitiiti“ jizlitf.�*:t?m”tiilgt much. it's darren mccaffrey there. our political editor. i mean, i was absolutely flabbergasted, although i shouldn't be at the rate of knots with which the usual types in the british media were keen to anything with to just revisit anything with bofis to just revisit anything with boris johnson and lockdown in the headline anything suella the headline. anything we suella braverman headline . and braverman in the headline. and they just pile on, don't braverman in the headline. and they and st pile on, don't braverman in the headline. and they and no3ile on, don't braverman in the headline. and they and no oneon, don't braverman in the headline. and they and no one seems 't braverman in the headline. and they and no one seems to be they? and no one seems to be asking, hang on a minute, where are all of these leaks coming from? you're going from? and if you're going to have at whether or not a have a look at whether or not a serving minister have a look at whether or not a servingaround minister have a look at whether or not a servingaround to minister have a look at whether or not a servingaround to an minister have a look at whether or not a servingaround to an aide;ter have a look at whether or not a servingaround to an aide and turned around to an aide and said, there any that said, is there any chance that i might to just do might be able to just do a private speed awareness course or open a former or if they can open a former prime minister's personal diary up and say, well, look, you know, let's hand this over to the cops, were, shouldn't the cops, as it were, shouldn't there some kind of there be some kind of investigation into whether or not all this information should be finding its way into the press and whether or not this is having a direct the having a direct impact on the way is run? i'm way our country is run? i'm joined gratefully so by joined i'm very gratefully so by stephen barrett now, who is a

barrister writer for the barrister and a writer for the spectator . stephen, thank you spectator. stephen, thank you very much . do you think spectator. stephen, thank you very much. do you think as though there are civil service codes here being breached, more so perhaps than ministerial ones? what's going on behind the scenes, in your view? and the legality it ? well, scenes, in your view? and the legality it? well, you legality of it? well, you rtthtty— legality of it? well, you rightly highlight- 3 lat l?’ well, you rightly highlight that leaking is rightly highlight that leaking ts mtht— rightly highlight that leaking ts wrtht tht— rightly highlight that leaking is wrong and it's been going on stse— is wrong and it's been going on zo— is wrong and it's been going on to rats— is wrong and it's been going on since 20 1918 and— is wrong and it's been going on since 20 1918 and we've been ttstmt— since 20 1918 and we've been ttstht t— since 20 1918 and we've been losing a succession of ministers to tetttmt— losing a succession of ministers to tetttht tht— losing a succession of ministers to leaking and we— losing a succession of ministers to leaking and we don't appear to leaking and we don't appear to me— to leaking and we don't appear to htve t— to leaking and we don't appear to me t tht— to leaking and we don't appear to have a grip on— to leaking and we don't appear to have a grip on leaking now thtt— to have a grip on leaking now thtt ts— to have a grip on leaking now thtt ts t— to have a grip on leaking now that is a that— to have a grip on leaking now that is a that is— to have a grip on leaking now that is a that is a— to have a grip on leaking now that is a that is a wrong. l that is a that is a wrong. it is a that is a that is a wrong. it is tysu— that is a that is a wrong. it is t you thtt.— that is a that is a wrong. it is tysu thtt. tts— that is a that is a wrong. it is a you know, it's a— that is a that is a wrong. it is a you know, it's a legal wrong. but whether or not you care about any specific legal wrong is a matter of your own personal political opinion . so when all political opinion. so when all of this happens and there does seem to be a great push to sort of weaponize any sort of technical legal breach and to get people very upset about it whenever people are getting upset or not getting upset, that's when i'll step back. so i

will just tell people whether legal wrongs are occurring, whether or not they care about them is up to them. it does seem to me that a legal wrong is occurring within the civil service itself . if we have service itself. if we have leaking and we have it's record on impartiality, which is becoming very questionable. i mean, that's been thrown into very serious doubt recently. we've had former the very high level civil servants publicly bragged that they they felt they had a role in bringing down a prime minister. now, that's a that's a grotesque breach of impartiality. we've had the ongoing situation with sue gray. there are an awful lot of questions to be asked about the civil service itself, and nobody seems particularly interested in asking them . no, indeed. well, asking them. no, indeed. well, wett— asking them. no, indeed. well, hett t— asking them. no, indeed. well, hett t tm— asking them. no, indeed. well, well, i am certainly.— g no, indeed. well, well, i am certainly. and i htutt— well, i am certainly. and i tout the— well, i am certainly. and i would like you— well, i am certainly. and i would like you to answer them them— would like you to answer them them you— would like you to answer them them you sty— would like you to answer them when you say there are when you say that there are tttemtttt— when you say that there are potential wrongs that when you say that there are potentbe wrongs that when you say that there are potentbe takingivrongs that when you say that there are potentbe taking place that when you say that there are potentbe taking place right now, could be taking place right now, i could be taking place right now, t metm— could be taking place right now, t rust— could be taking place right now, i mean, just expand on that a thtt— i mean, just expand on that a tttte tt— i mean, just expand on that a little bit for— i mean, just expand on that a little bit for me— i mean, just expand on that a little bit for me as the impartiality- little bit for me as the impartiality there is the tethtmt— impartiality there is the . leaking._what impartiality there is the - leaking._what could leaking. but i mean, what could htttem— leaking. but i mean, what could htttem-testuse— happen here? because it just seems-teste-

happen here? because it just seems people like seems to me if people like tttert— seems to me if people like robert peston,_ seems to me if people like robert peston, through their hert— robert peston, through their heft behind— robert peston, through their heft behind things like looking at heft behind things like looking tt the— heft behind things like looking tt the sttt— heft behind things like looking at the civil service and where all at the civil service and where ttt tt— at the civil service and where ttt st thts— at the civil service and where all of this is— at the civil service and where all of this is coming from and thtt— all of this is coming from and thtt-mtht— all of this is coming from and what-might-for- all of this is coming from and what might for the what that might mean for the tuture— what that might mean for the tuture tt— what that might mean for the future of british— what that might mean for the future of british democracy as stttset— future of british democracy as ttttset tt— future of british democracy as opposed to whether a opposed to whether or not a term— opposed to whether or not a ttrmer—httl opposed to whether or not a. former—had one former prime minister had one too former prime minister had one tts—rtumt- former prime minister had one too—round out. too many people round out shetuers— too many people round out chequers during lockdown, tresumttty— chequers during lockdown, presumably on— chequers during lockdown, presumably on government tustmess— presumably on government business. actually the business. then actually the trout— business. then actually the htrtt-t- business. then actually the world - a slightly i business. then actually the- world - a slightly better world might be a slightly better tttse— world might be a slightly betterj tttse—mtttse place. and stephen, i did notice thtt— place. and stephen, i did notice thtt-tst— place. and stephen, i did notice thtt-tst th— place. and stephen, i did notice thtt-tst tm tt- place. and stephen, i did notice that got on to peston that you you got on to peston ttst— that you you got on to peston ttst mtht— that you you got on to peston ttst httht . — that you you got on to peston last night. yes.— that you you got on to peston last night. “tit: �*ftt�*till that you you got on to peston last night . “tit: �*ftt�*till " last night. yes. well, i mean, it isn't again, it's not for, for robert or for any journalist to tell people what their political opinion ought to be. i mean, if you sit here listening to this and you care more about the fact that there is a real serious danger of leaking, becoming systematic in the civil service, that there is a real danger that the civil service has lost its impartiality . arnie has lost its impartiality. arnie then you may worry about that andifs then you may worry about that and it's up to you whether or not you care more about that. then than any alleged breaching by the former prime minister. i would say and want to highlight this again, because instantly we go to the court of public

opinion. people are found guilty almost immediately. and then if they even try and defend themselves, they're traduced as liars, which is which is at best, i think not a very sophisticated way to conduct pubuc sophisticated way to conduct public discourse . but the on the public discourse. but the on the specifics of the allegations now about the former prime minister, they have been looked at before and the complex motty of the covid laws is huge. i mean, even the most important question on any allegation is when , because any allegation is when, because the rules kept changing. so on different days throughout the pandemic, there were different rules and different laws. and sometimes could do something sometimes you could do something and couldn't . now, and sometimes you couldn't. now, if lawful happened on and sometimes you couldn't. now, if day lawful happened on and sometimes you couldn't. now, if day when lawful happened on and sometimes you couldn't. now, if day when lwasil happened on and sometimes you couldn't. now, if day when lwas lawful,tned on and sometimes you couldn't. now, if day when lwas lawful, then)n a day when it was lawful, then that's something to be that's not something to be concerned but but we're concerned about. but but we're not sort given those facts. not sort of given those facts. journal analysts had a frankly hysterical reaction last night to the idea that there might be some more wrongdoing and immediately the former prime minister was for that . and the minister was for that. and the pubuc minister was for that. and the public were told this is the most important thing that is happening to them now. it is up

to they instead to the public if they instead say , actually, the most say, actually, the most important is this important thing for me is this leaking. do you know leaking. actually, do you know what? sorry, sorry. mr peston , what? sorry, sorry. mr peston, i'm a little bit more concerned about what's happening inside my civil because if i have civil service because if i have a in my service , a problem in my civil service, then it doesn't matter who's in government. i've government. but i've got a systemic problem . and one of the systemic problem. and one of the things like to highlight things that i like to highlight is our judiciary is how well our judiciary functions. we have the world's most respected judiciary . we most respected judiciary. we have deeply impartial judges who function brilliantly. now, one of the reasons that they function so well is that there's a series of appeals for them , a series of appeals for them, and everything they do is transparent . so there are checks transparent. so there are checks and balances on judiciary, and balances on ourjudiciary, and balances on ourjudiciary, and with the and they keep us with the healthiest and best judges that we in the world. there are we have in the world. there are no and balances no obvious checks and balances on and there's on the civil service and there's no obvious appeal system. we don't really know what's going on inside it at any time. so if it is more concerning to you that there ongoing that that there is ongoing leaking within the civil service, your right service, then that is your right to concerned about that to be more concerned about that than than whatever robert than more than whatever robert wants you to be concerned about.

and will uphold that right. and i will uphold that right. stephen, you very stephen, thank you very, very mush. — stephen, thank you very, very. mush. —must much. absolute pleasure, i must stt— much. absolute pleasure, i must sts-tott— much. absolute pleasure, i must sty.-tttt stutt— much. absolute pleasure, i must say. good stuff right at say. really good stuff right at the-the— say. really good stuff right at the-the show- say. really good stuff right at the the show there to get the top of the show there to get us tttmt. — the top of the show there to get us the thtmt— the top of the show there to get us going. thank you, stephen ttrrett— us going. thank you, stephen barrett-barrister. barrett. there is a barrister tht— barrett. there is a barrister tmt-the- barrett. there is a barristerl and-the spectator. and writer for the spectator. i htutt— and writer for the spectator. i would recommend that you check and writer for the spectator. i woulchap'snmend that you check and writer for the spectator. i woulchap's work d that you check and writer for the spectator. i woulchap's work d thonline check that chap's work out online and tmteet—t- that chap's work out online and tmteet—t tttl indeed in the spectator. a lot of indeed in the spectator. a lot t-semse— indeed in the spectator. a lot of-sense said- indeed in the spectator. a lot of sense said there. of common sense said there. i thtmt— of common sense said there. i ththt. tut— of common sense said there. i think. but now— of common sense said there. i think. but now to— of common sense said there. i think. but now to the latest in the-madeleine- the search for madeleine mccann andlmechanical_ the search for madeleine mccann and mechanical brushcutter has and a mechanical brushcutter has trrtvet— and a mechanical brushcutter has trrtvet tt— and a mechanical brushcutter has trrtvet tt the— and a mechanical brushcutter has arrived at the scene— and a mechanical brushcutter has arrived at the scene in portugal . tsets— arrived at the scene in portugal . ttehs tt— arrived at the scene in portugal . dozens of police— arrived at the scene in portugal . dozens of police officers and stesttttst— . dozens of police officers and specialist-are- . dozens of police officers and specialist are mounting specialist teams are mounting a ssmt— specialist teams are mounting a sestmt-tt— specialist teams are mounting a second -of search- second full day of search tsttvtty— second full day of search tsttvtty tm— second full day of search activity in the— second full day of search activity in the hunt for clues surrtuhttmt— activity in the hunt for clues surrounding madeleine's disappearance. 16 long years ago . tm— disappearance. 16 long years ago . rm tttmt— disappearance. 16 long years ago . rm tttmt tt— disappearance. 16 long years ago . rm tttmt ts tt— disappearance. 16 long years ago . i'm going to go over there now to tru— . i'm going to go over there now to htme— . i'm going to go over there now to our home and— . i'm going to go over there now to our home and security editor tttrt— to our home and security editor tttrt thtt,— to our home and security editor mark white, who— to our home and security editor mark white, who is in the ttttrve— mark white, who is in the algarve-mark,- mark white, who is in the algarve mark, thank you algarve for us. mark, thank you very— algarve for us. mark, thank you very mush.— algarve for us. mark, thank you very much. great— algarve for us. mark, thank you very much. great to see you. tott— very much. great to see you. tttt-tttmt- very much. great to see you. tttt-tttmt tm- very much. great to see you. look going on there. look what is going on there. thtt-s— look what is going on there. what's-latest- look what is going on there. what's latest developments look what is going on there. what's we latest developments look what is going on there. what's we well,t developments look what is going on there. what's we well, the velopments look what is going on there. what's we well, the veryiments look what is going on there. what's we well, the very latest today? we well, the very latest is we're hearing— today? we well, the very latest is we're hearing that this strsh— is we're hearing that this search will— is we're hearing that this search will go- is we're hearing that this search will go into a third day. so search will go into a third day. so tt— search will go into a third day. so tt tts— search will go into a third day. so it was originally— search will go into a third day. so it was originally scheduled for two days, but we're being told now from sources that it will indeed run into a third day, three days of searching

here as heavier equipment is brought in. you mentioned that mechanical brushcutter , it's mechanical brushcutter, it's remotely controlled. it can go into the very worst of the thicket. they are going to pop out of the way again and just show you the live shots because there's some activity now on this peninsula, peninsula just on the west side of the arrad reservoir , where it's been reservoir, where it's been already in use. we've seen it in the last couple of hours getting right in there. you can imagine, patrick, that obviously over the last 16 years since madeleine mccann did appeared that there has been a lot sort of undergrowth , trees and bushes undergrowth, trees and bushes and a thicket that has just grown over that particular area. it's made it very difficult going for the search teams who've been out with chainsaws and strimmers as well to help them. and they weren't helped yesterday, unfortunately , by yesterday, unfortunately, by mother nature, because we had a two hour long, intense

thunderstorm that brought about a premature end to the search activity. so it continues today and now we're told that it will go into a third day. some items have been removed . we don't know have been removed. we don't know the significance of those items yet because they're being sent off to a laboratory for analysis. and it may be some time before the investigators actually know whether they're relevant to the ongoing investigation . but items investigation. but items recovered again , probably not recovered again, probably not uncommon . patrick, given that we uncommon. patrick, given that we are out in the open here, it is are out in the open here, it is a beauty spot. people frequent this area and will have discarded items over the years is now obsolete . mark, look, is now obsolete. mark, look, ththt— is now obsolete. mark, look, thtmt ytu— is now obsolete. mark, look, thtmt you very,— is now obsolete. mark, look, thank you very, very- mark, look, thank you very, very much. it's tttrt— thank you very, very much. it's tttrt utte— thank you very, very much. it's mark white there— thank you very, very much. it's mark white there who is, of course , our home and security course, our home and security ettttr— course, our home and security ettttr htth— course, our home and security editor with the _ course, our home and security editor with the latest live tmttes— editor with the latest live tmttes rrtm — editor with the latest live images from the for search our ttttetethe— images from the for search our madeleine mccann taking place on the ttttrye— madeleine mccann taking place on the algarve. we'll— madeleine mccann taking place on the algarve. we'll get more on thtt— the algarve. we'll get more on thtt ts— the algarve. we'll get more on thtt ts tmt— the algarve. we'll get more on that as and when— the algarve. we'll get more on that as and when we get it. now

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money. so where are we with this ghastly cost of living crisis? we've had double digit we'veyhad double digit inflation we've had double digit inflation stse— we've had double digit inflation august— we've had double digit inflation since august last— we've had double digit inflation since august last year. is there an since august last year. is there th emt— since august last year. is there th emt tm— since august last year. is there an end in sight?— since august last year. is there an end in sight? rishi sunak and shtmsetttr— an end in sight? rishi sunak and chancellor jeremy _ an end in sight? rishi sunak and chancellorjeremy hunt certainly chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hote— chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hope st— chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hope wret— chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hope so. well, let's— chancellor jeremy hunt certainly hope so. well, let's have a look at hope so. well, let's have a look tt the— hope so. well, let's have a look tt the sstres— hope so. well, let's have a look at the scores on— hope so. well, let's have a look at the scores on the— hope so. well, let's have a look at the scores on the doors. the mumerst— at the scores on the doors. the numbers from _ at the scores on the doors. the numbers from the _ at the scores on the doors. the numbers from the ons, which came out numbers from the ons, which came tut thts— numbers from the ons, which came out this morning.— numbers from the ons, which came out this morning. there you have it. out this morning. there you have t. stmsumer— out this morning. there you have it. consumer-index,- it. consumer price index, tmtttttm— it. consumer price index, inflation in— it. consumer price index, inflation in april 2023 was 8.7. thtt— inflation in april 2023 was 8.7. thtt metms— inflation in april 2023 was 8.7. that means that— inflation in april 2023 was 8.7. that means that the average ttstet— that means that the average ttstet tt— that means that the average basket of goods— that means that the average basket of goods and services ttst— basket of goods and services ttst mtmth— basket of goods and services last month was— basket of goods and services last month was 8.7% more stsmstws— last month was 8.7% more expensive kyiv— last month was 8.7% more expensive kyiv than in april zon— expensive kyiv than in april 2022. mts— expensive kyiv than in april 2022. that's sharply down from tttrsh— 2022. that's sharply down from tttrsh zom— 2022. that's sharply down from march 202310.1._ 2022. that's sharply down from march 2023 10.1. inflation so we do march 2023 10.1. inflation so we to htws— march 2023 10.1. inflation so we to htws stmtts— march 2023 10.1. inflation so we do have single digit inflation in do have single digit inflation tm hers— do have single digit inflation tm hsrs th— do have single digit inflation in here in the— do have single digit inflation in here in the uk for the first ttms— in here in the uk for the first ttms th— in here in the uk for the first ttms tm sttht— in here in the uk for the first time in eight months. but beyond thtt,— time in eight months. but beyond thtt, pretty— time in eight months. but beyond thtt, trstty rosy— time in eight months. but beyond that, pretty rosy headline that the government's been citing hers— the government's been citing hsrs ts— the government's been citing hsrs ts the— the government's been citing here is the kicker food price tmtttttm— here is the kicker food price inflation last— here is the kicker food price inflation last month was still tst-t.— inflation last month was still 19.1. absolutely— inflation last month was still 19.1. absolutely eye—watering, tmt— 19.1. absolutely eye—watering, tht thtt-s— 19.1. absolutely eye—watering, and that's only— 19.1. absolutely eye—watering, and that's only slightly down trom— and that's only slightly down trtm tst-ste— and that's only slightly down from 19.2% last— and that's only slightly down from 19.2% last month. this very htth— from 19.2% last month. this very htth tott— from 19.2% last month. this very htth rttt trtss— from 19.2% last month. this very high food price inflation, tssttts— high food price inflation, despite the— high food price inflation, despite the fact that wholesale tott— despite the fact that wholesale

tttt trtsss— despite the fact that wholesale food prices around the world htws— food prices around the world have actually— food prices around the world have actually been falling and yet there— have actually been falling and yet we're still— have actually been falling and yet we're still paying almost a thtt— yet we're still paying almost a tttth mtrs— yet we're still paying almost a fifth more for— yet we're still paying almost a fifth more for our— yet we're still paying almost a fifth more for our for our food when— fifth more for our for our food when we— fifth more for our for our food when we 90— fifth more for our for our food when we to tt— fifth more for our for our food when we go to the supermarket tmt— when we go to the supermarket tht ths — when we go to the supermarket and the corner— when we go to the supermarket and the corner shop and online thtt— and the corner shop and online thtm we— and the corner shop and online thtm ws wes— and the corner shop and online than we were a— and the corner shop and online than we were a year ago. so the uk than we were a year ago. so the ttt mow— than we were a year ago. so the ttt hts— than we were a year ago. so the uk now has the— than we were a year ago. so the uk now has the highest inflation in uk now has the highest inflation tn the— uk now has the highest inflation tn the st— uk now has the highest inflation in the g7 jointly— uk now has the highest inflation in the g7 jointly with italy, sttt— in the g7 jointly with italy, we there— in the g7 jointly with italy, 8.7% there in— in the g7 jointly with italy, 8.7% there in april. eurozone tmtttttm— 8.7% there in april. eurozone inflation 7.7— 8.7% there in april. eurozone inflation 7.7 7.0. _ 8.7% there in april. eurozone inflation 7.7 7.0. and in the as.— inflation 7.7 7.0. and in the us, inflation— inflation 7.7 7.0. and in the us, inflation is— inflation 7.7 7.0. and in the us, inflation is below 5, not tstst— us, inflation is below 5, not least because _ us, inflation is below 5, not least because they have much shsttsr— least because they have much shsttsr smsrty— least because they have much cheaper energy prices within the fine cheaper energy prices within the ttms thtt— cheaper energy prices within the ttms trtmt tt— cheaper energy prices within the fine print of the— cheaper energy prices within the fine print of the numbers, there-s— fine print of the numbers, thsrs-s t— fine print of the numbers, there's a concept called core tmtttttm. — there's a concept called core inflation. this— there's a concept called core inflation. this is— there's a concept called core inflation. this is the second rtumt— inflation. this is the second round effects. _ inflation. this is the second round effects. the impact of wtts— round effects. the impact of wtts rtsss— round effects. the impact of wtts tm— round effects. the impact of wage rises on inflation. this is tmtttttm— wage rises on inflation. this is inflation, which— wage rises on inflation. this is inflation, which strips out food trtsss— inflation, which strips out food trtsss, smsrty— inflation, which strips out food prices, energy prices and other thtmts— prices, energy prices and other thtmts thtt— prices, energy prices and other things that are— prices, energy prices and other things that are variable. in ttrtt— things that are variable. in truth strs— things that are variable. in april, core inflation was 6.8% hthu— april, core inflation was 6.8% htthsr, htthsr— april, core inflation was 6.8% higher, higher than in march. tht— higher, higher than in march. amt thts— higher, higher than in march. amt thts ts— higher, higher than in march. and this is the— higher, higher than in march. and this is the part of these utss— and this is the part of these numbers that— and this is the part of these numbers that the government ttssm-t— numbers that the government ttssm-t wtmt— numbers that the government doesn't want you _ numbers that the government doesn't want you to see. this core inflation— doesn't want you to see. this core inflation underline price

pressures. still,— core inflation underline price pressures. still, the highest stmss— pressures. still, the highest ttm— pressures. still, the highest since 1992. and— pressures. still, the highest since 1992. and of course, that wht— since 1992. and of course, that wttt tsus— since 1992. and of course, that will focus the _ since 1992. and of course, that will focus the mind of the bank of will focus the mind of the bank st tmtttmt— will focus the mind of the bank of england when— will focus the mind of the bank of england when it comes to tmtsrsst— of england when it comes to interest rate _ of england when it comes to interest rate rises. look at the mtht— interest rate rises. look at the rttht htmt— interest rate rises. look at the right hand side— interest rate rises. look at the right hand side of— interest rate rises. look at the right hand side of that graph. ws-ws— right hand side of that graph. ws-ws ttt— right hand side of that graph. ws-ws htt 13,— right hand side of that graph. we've had 13, we've had 12 tmtsrsst— we've had 13, we've had 12 interest rate— we've had 13, we've had 12 interest rate rises since tsssmtsr— interest rate rises since december 2021 from 0.1% to 4.5% ttst— december 2021 from 0.1% to 4.5% ttst month.— december 2021 from 0.1% to 4.5% ttst month. t— december 2021 from 0.1% to 4.5% last month. it does— december 2021 from 0.1% to 4.5% last month. it does now seem thtt— last month. it does now seem thtt whsm— last month. it does now seem that when the _ last month. it does now seem that when the monetary policy stmmtttss— that when the monetary policy committee meets— that when the monetary policy committee meets on june the zzmt, — committee meets on june the zzmt, ws — committee meets on june the zzmt, ws wht— committee meets on june the 22nd, we will see— committee meets on june the 22nd, we will see another tmtsrsst— 22nd, we will see another interest rate _ 22nd, we will see another interest rate rise to 4.75. good tt— interest rate rise to 4.75. good h ytuws— interest rate rise to 4.75. good news if you've got— interest rate rise to 4.75. good news if you've got a big stash of news if you've got a big stash st stwtmts— news if you've got a big stash of savings, not— news if you've got a big stash of savings, not so— news if you've got a big stash of savings, not so good news if you— of savings, not so good news if you htws— of savings, not so good news if you htws tsts— of savings, not so good news if you have lots of— of savings, not so good news if you have lots of debt, not least your— you have lots of debt, not least your your— you have lots of debt, not least your your mortgages. so what tsss— your your mortgages. so what tsss ttt— your your mortgages. so what does all this— your your mortgages. so what does all this mean for us at ttms— does all this mean for us at home trymt— does all this mean for us at home trytmt tt— does all this mean for us at home trying to make ends meet tmt— home trying to make ends meet tht tmtsst— home trying to make ends meet and indeed for— home trying to make ends meet and indeed for rishi sunak in jeremy— and indeed for rishi sunak in jeremy humt— and indeed for rishi sunak in jeremy huht, tt— and indeed for rishi sunak in jeremy hunt, it means this cost of jeremy hunt, it means this cost st htmt— jeremy hunt, it means this cost of living crisis,— jeremy hunt, it means this cost of living crisis, this fight tttthst— of living crisis, this fight against inflation. often it's a ttttts— against inflation. often it's a battle that's— against inflation. often it's a battle that's far— against inflation. often it's a battle that's far from over . battle that's far from over. otty. — battle that's far from over. otty. ss— battle that's far from over. okay, so that's— battle that's far from over. okay, so that's your- battle that's far from over. okay, so that's your economic update now very shortly , i will

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barrister on at the top of the show there. and again, it is for my money, not difficult to understand why gb news is now the nation's most loved news brand, beating absolutely everybody we are, everybody else because we are, i think, the only ones who are actually with a bit actually taking this with a bit of common attached to it, of common sense attached to it, which on minute. it which is hang on a minute. is it not for civil servants not illegal for civil servants to actually be breaking the civil service code, to be going to actually be breaking the civilleaking code, to be going to actually be breaking the civilleaking information going to actually be breaking the civilleaking information andg and leaking information and bringing government bringing down government ministers? gb news ministers? gb views gb news .com. more on this throughout the show. no doubt the course of the show. no doubt there'll leaks whilst there'll be more leaks whilst i'm there's loads i'm on air, but there's loads more still to come between now and 4:00. migrants crossed more still to come between now and channel migrants crossed more still to come between now and channel migra boatstssed more still to come between now and channel migra boats thisi the channel on small boats this morning. going look the channel on small boats this morniito going look the channel on small boats this morniito tomorrow.g look the channel on small boats this morniito tomorrow. big look ahead to tomorrow. big announcement of the net migration figures which are expected be record. and expected to be a new record. and i be telling where in i will be telling you where in the i'm to be the country i'm going to be camped if you do happen camped up. so if you do happen to around then make to live around there, then make sure and say hello and sure you come and say hello and we'll cross live cardiff , we'll cross live to cardiff, where under scrutiny where police are under scrutiny after monday's fatal crash that led to some riots as well . but led to some riots as well. but now it's your headlines with ray addison . thanks, patrick. 3:32.

addison. thanks, patrick. 3:32. here's the latest on our- tit: stst" i 3:32. here's the latest on our top story— here's the latest on our top story tttty. — here's the latest on our top story today. rishi sunak says the tttsst— story today. rishi sunak says the latest figures show that the government— the latest figures show that the ttwsmmsmt ts— the latest figures show that the government is making progress on his government is making progress on hts trtmtss— government is making progress on hts trtmtss tt— government is making progress on his promise to halve inflation. an his promise to halve inflation. am tts— his promise to halve inflation. an his comments— his promise to halve inflation. an his comments come as new data shows— an his comments come as new data shows thtt— an his comments come as new data shows that inflation— an his comments come as new data shows that inflation fell to sttt— shows that inflation fell to we ttst— shows that inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's the first ttms— 8.7% last month. it's the first ttms tts— 8.7% last month. it's the first ttms tt-s ttms— 8.7% last month. it's the first time it's gone below 10% since ttst— time it's gone below 10% since ttst august— time it's gone below 10% since ttst autust .— time it's gone below 10% since last august . however, with food last august. however, with food trtss — last august. however, with food price inflation— last august. however, with food price inflation continuing at a near record 19.1,— price inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is tssustmt— near record 19.1, labour is accusing the— near record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of must— accusing the government of tttttmt tt— accusing the government of failing to help— accusing the government of failing to help struggling ttmtttss— failing to help struggling ttmtttss .— failing to help struggling families . well, the prime families. well, the prime tttmtstsr— families. well, the prime minister has— families. well, the prime minister has confirmed that susttt— minister has confirmed that suella braverman will not face a ttrmtt— suella braverman will not face a formal investiture_ suella braverman will not face a formal investiture action over stttms— formal investiture action over stttms thtt— formal investiture action over claims that she— formal investiture action over claims that she requested civil ssmtmts— claims that she requested civil ssrwtmts tt— claims that she requested civil servants to arrange a private stssttmt— servants to arrange a private stssttmt sus— servants to arrange a private speeding course for her. in a tsttsr— speeding course for her. in a tsttsr tt— speeding course for her. in a letter to the— speeding course for her. in a letter to the home secretary, ttsht— letter to the home secretary, ttsht sumtt— letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said— letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by rishi sunak said he'd been told ty tts— rishi sunak said he'd been told by his independent ethics ttwtssr— by his independent ethics adviser that— by his independent ethics adviser that her actions do not tmumt— adviser that her actions do not tmumt tt— adviser that her actions do not tmumt to t— adviser that her actions do not amount to a breach of the ministerial— amount to a breach of the ministerial code. the home sssrsttry— ministerial code. the home sssrsttry tts— ministerial code. the home secretary has apologised for the ttstrtstttm— secretary has apologised for the distraction that— secretary has apologised for the distraction that it— secretary has apologised for the distraction that it caused to

the— distraction that it caused to the government— distraction that it caused to the government . the cabinet the government. the cabinet stttss— the government. the cabinet orttss hts— the government. the cabinet office has denied handing information— office has denied handing information on— office has denied handing information on that. boris johnson— information on that. boris johnson mty— information on that. boris johnson may have broken new ttstttwm— johnson may have broken new lockdown rules— johnson may have broken new lockdown rules to _ johnson may have broken new lockdown rules to the police , lockdown rules to the police, stytht— lockdown rules to the police, stytmt the— lockdown rules to the police, saying the decision was made by sttt— saying the decision was made by stwtt ssrwtss— saying the decision was made by civil service officials. it comes after— civil service officials. it comes after the former prime tttmtstsr— comes after the former prime minister accused— comes after the former prime minister accused the cabinet stttss— minister accused the cabinet orttss tt— minister accused the cabinet office of making, quote , bizarre office of making, quote, bizarre tmt— office of making, quote, bizarre and unacceptable— office of making, quote, bizarre and unacceptable claims. mr johnson— and unacceptable claims. mr johnson tts— and unacceptable claims. mr johnson has been reported to ttth— johnson has been reported to ttth tts— johnson has been reported to both the met— johnson has been reported to both the met and thames valley tstse— both the met and thames valley ttttss tss— both the met and thames valley police forces over— both the met and thames valley police forces over events at shstusrs— police forces over events at chequers and— police forces over events at chequers and downing street. ts-s— chequers and downing street. ts-s tsmtst— chequers and downing street. he's denied breaking the rules. wett— he's denied breaking the rules. wstt t— he's denied breaking the rules. wstt t tsttt— he's denied breaking the rules. well, a legal row— he's denied breaking the rules. well, a legal row has erupted tstwssm— well, a legal row has erupted tstwssm the— well, a legal row has erupted between the cabinet office and the ttttsttt— between the cabinet office and the official covm _ between the cabinet office and the official covid 19 inquiry the— the official covid 19 inquiry over the release— the official covid 19 inquiry over the release of boris tthmstm-s— over the release of boris johnson's whatsapp messages and tttrtss— johnson's whatsapp messages and tttrtss .— johnson's whatsapp messages and diaries. chairwoman baroness ttttstt— diaries. chairwoman baroness ttttstt ts— diaries. chairwoman baroness hallett is rejecting decisions mtts— hallett is rejecting decisions mtts ty— hallett is rejecting decisions mtts ty tts— hallett is rejecting decisions made by the cabinet office to rsttst— made by the cabinet office to rsttst stms— made by the cabinet office to redact some of— made by the cabinet office to redact some of the material . all redact some of the material. all the communications include sxshtmts— the communications include exchange between boris johnson and exchange between boris johnson tht semtr— exchange between boris johnson and senior government ministers, sttt— and senior government ministers, stwtt ssrwtmts— and senior government ministers, civil servants and— and senior government ministers, civil servants and their ttwtssrs— civil servants and their advisers during the pandemic. amt— advisers during the pandemic. amt tm— advisers during the pandemic. amt tn the— advisers during the pandemic. and in the last— advisers during the pandemic. and in the last few minutes , gb and in the last few minutes, gb wsws— and in the last few minutes, gb news understands— and in the last few minutes, gb

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ttst— gold and silver investment. but first t— gold and silver investment. but first t tutst— gold and silver investment. but first, a quick snapshot- gold and silver investment. but first, a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy today's markets. the pound will tuy ytu— today's markets. the pound will tuy ytu hm— today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2382 and— : the pound will buy you $1.2382 and ,1.1490. mtss— buy you $1.2382 and ,1.1490. rrtss tt— buy you $1.2382 and ,1.1490. rrtss st tott— buy you $1.2382 and ,1.1490. price of gold £1,590.52 per amt— price of gold £1,590.52 per ounce. and the— price of gold £1,590.52 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is . at ounce. and the ftse 100 is. at ttst— ounce. and the ftse 100 is. at ttts ttms.— ounce. and the ftse 100 is. at 7595 points. direct— ounce. and the ftse 100 is. at 7595 points. direct bullion sponsors the _ 7595 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb sponsors the finance report on st wsws— sponsors the finance report on st wsws ttr— sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold— sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver tmwsstmsmt— gb news for gold and silver investment .— gb news for gold and silver investment. _ gb news for gold and silver investment . well, gb news for gold and silver investment . [its/seat well, we've investment. okay. well,we've ttrstty— investment. okay. well, we've already dissected _ investment. well, we've already dissected today's big news on inflation with liam ttthttm— news on inflation with liam halligan. and— news on inflation with liam halligan. and there are more economic news— halligan. and there are more economic news stories in town tssuss— economic news stories in town tssuss htuss— economic news stories in town because house prices fell by thtt— because house prices fell by more than 1%_ because house prices fell by more than 1% in— because house prices fell by more than 1% in march. but they-rs— more than 1% in march. but they-rs sttt— more than 1% in march. but they're still higher than they were a year ago— they're still higher than they were a year ago . they're still higher than they were a year ago. in they're still higher than they were a year ago . in fact, were a year ago. in fact, they-rs— were a year ago. in fact, thsy-rslty— were a year ago. in fact, they're-by 4.1%- were a year ago. in fact, they're by 4.1% compared to they're up by 4.1% compared to ttst— they're up by 4.1% compared to ttst tttrsh— they're up by 4.1% compared to last march, with— they're up by 4.1% compared to last march, with a— they're up by 4.1% compared to last march, with a shortage of husss— last march, with a shortage of husss tht— last march, with a shortage of houses and interest rates still going— houses and interest rates still going up,— houses and interest rates still tttmt ut, wht— houses and interest rates still going up, will there be a htustmt— going up, will there be a housing market crash, as some experts— housing market crash, as some experts htws— housing market crash, as some experts have predicted? joining me now is a very— experts have predicted? joining me now is a very familiar face. tts— me now is a very familiar face. us the— me now is a very familiar face.

us the property— me now is a very familiar face. it's the property expert and tv presenter,— it's the property expert and tv presenter, martin— it's the property expert and tv presenter, martin roberts. tttrttm— presenter, martin roberts. martin, thank— presenter, martin roberts. martin, thank you very much. srstt— martin, thank you very much. srstt tt— martin, thank you very much. great to have— martin, thank you very much. great to have you— martin, thank you very much. great to have you on the show. war,— great to have you on the show. wstt twe— great to have you on the show. wet the ttt— great to have you on the show. well, i've got to— great to have you on the show. well, i've got to ask then, will there— well, i've got to ask then, will there ts— well, i've got to ask then, will there he t— well, i've got to ask then, will there be a property crash gosh there be a property crash? gosh it there be a property crash? gosh t tests— there be a property crash? gosh t tests the— there be a property crash? gosh it feels like i'm— there be a property crash? gosh it feels like i'm in— there be a property crash? gosh it feels like i'm in groundhog day— it feels like i'm in groundhog tty. — it feels like i'm in groundhog tty. t— it feels like i'm in groundhog tty. r meth— it feels like i'm in groundhog tty. r .— it feels like i'm in groundhog day. i mean , to- it feels like i'm in groundhog day . i it feels like i'm in groundhog- day. i mean , to say everything's day. i mean, to say everything's okay and everything will just carry on as normal. it's not very interesting, is it, to say that we've been here at least five, six, seven times in the last 40 years? is it? isn't very interesting talking about house pnces interesting talking about house prices going up or down? is dinner party conversation, isn't it ? but the reality is, unless it? but the reality is, unless you're in the market to buy or sell, it doesn't really matter. so i think it's about time people just chilled out about what these house price indexes are saying . the are actually saying. the reality, i believe , is that reality, i believe, is that house prices go up. they go down. over time they go in down. but over time they go in one direction and they've continued to do so for the last effectively 70 years since we started taking data . so the started taking data. so the reality is it might go up, it might go down unless you're in

the market to sell, don't worry about it. and anyway, properties should be viewed as a medium to long investment. so unless long term investment. so unless you're where you you're in a situation where you have or sell , you're in a situation where you have or sell, don't worry have to buy or sell, don't worry about it . i have to buy or sell, don't worry about it. i mean, this is great tmt— about it. i mean, this is great tht tt— about it. i mean, this is great tht to te— about it. i mean, this is great and to be honest— e i mean, this is great and to be honest with you, tttrttm— and to be honest with you, tttrttm t— and to be honest with you, martin, i don't— and to be honest with you, martin, i don't know, the next ttms— martin, i don't know, the next ttms ttt— martin, i don't know, the next ttms ttt tst— martin, i don't know, the next time i'll get to— martin, i don't know, the next time i'll get to chat to you on st— time i'll get to chat to you on to t— time i'll get to chat to you on to t tm— time i'll get to chat to you on air. so i am very— time i'll get to chat to you on air. so i am very glad that ytuws— air. so i am very glad that you've basically- air. so i am very glad that you've basically just expertly summarised— you've basically just expertly summarised a— you've basically just expertly summarised a neatly kind of ttsttts— summarised a neatly kind of ttsttts aae, — summarised a neatly kind of package there, the property mtrtst— package there, the property market, which _ package there, the property market, which me to talk market, which allows me to talk to market, which allows me to talk tst-thts— market, which allows me to talk tt-thts tt— market, which allows me to talk to -this, if that's- market, which allows me to talk to -this, if that's all. to you about this, if that's all mtht— to you about this, if that's all rttht .— to you about this, if that's all rttht . stm— to you about this, if that's all rttht . sth t— to you about this, if that's all right . can i ask,— to you about this, if that's all right . can i ask, are you okay? right. can i ask, are you okay? tsstuss— right. can i ask, are you okay? because-googling- right. can i ask, are you okay? because googling your name because i'm googling your name here— because i'm googling your name here tmt— because i'm googling your name here ttt-tt— because i'm googling your name here and .of the _ because i'm googling your name here and of the headlines here and all of the headlines are here and all of the headlines tttrtth— here and all of the headlines are martin-says- here and all of the headlines are martin says he has are martin roberts says he has an irrational— are martin roberts says he has an irrational fear— are martin roberts says he has an irrational fear that he's going— an irrational fear that he's tttmt-tt— an irrational fear that he's. going - at. moment. going to die at any moment. whtt-s— going to die at any moment. was tttmt— going to die at any moment. what's going on? �*" what's going on? i'm fine. i'm going to stoking . wouldn't that going to stoking. wouldn't that be a good news story? wouldn't that be a good news story? i mean, gb news films , martin mean, gb news films, martin tttsrts— mean, gb news films, martin roberts, imminent death now, ttstsm— roberts, imminent death now, ttstsm t— roberts, imminent death now, listen, i almost— roberts, imminent death now, listen, i almost died a year ago tmt— listen, i almost died a year ago tht tt— listen, i almost died a year ago tht tt stms— listen, i almost died a year ago and it came out— listen, i almost died a year ago and it came out of— listen, i almost died a year ago and it came out of nowhere. e and it came out of nowhere. it t hettth— and it came out of nowhere. it was a health scare— and it came out of nowhere. it was a health scare . and- and it came out of nowhere. e i and i and it came out of nowhere. e tftlffiil and i was was a health scare. and i was three hours— was a health scare. and i was three hours away— was a health scare. and i was three hours away from -

i iti and i was three hours away from death. and thtt— three hours away from death. and thtt ttst— three hours away from death. and thtt ttst ttt— three hours away from death. and that died off rocky— three hours away from death. and that died off rocky world when it that died off rocky world when t htttsms— that died off rocky world when t htttsms tt— that died off rocky world when it happens to you. so i am sttthtty— it happens to you. so i am slightly flippant about house trtsss— slightly flippant about house prices because— slightly flippant about house prices because since then a lot of prices because since then a lot st thtmts— prices because since then a lot st thtmts tm— prices because since then a lot of things in life— prices because since then a lot of things in life have taken a bit of things in life have taken a ttt tt— of things in life have taken a ttt st t— of things in life have taken a bit of a different— of things in life have taken a bit of a different spin . it's bit of a different spin. it's ate,— bit of a different spin. it's like, tsss— bit of a different spin. it's like, does it— bit of a different spin. it's like, does it really matter? 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will you stop being from lidl? will you stop being so from lidl? will you stop being st-whsm— from lidl? will you stop being st-whsm t— from lidl? will you stop being so -when i almost- from lidl? will you stop being so when i almost died? it so silly? when i almost died? it tsssmt— so silly? when i almost died? it doesn't—things,- doesn't have shifted things, so i doesn't have shifted things, so t-mtrs— doesn't have shifted things, so i-more serious- doesn't have shifted things, so i more serious about i should be more serious about the—tts- i should be more serious about the—tts tustl the property pricing. it's just twe— the property pricing. it's just t-ws—tsttrs- i've heard it all before and we get— i've heard it all before and we get st— i've heard it all before and we get st wtumt— i've heard it all before and we get st wtumt ut— i've heard it all before and we get so wound up about it. it'll shtmts— get so wound up about it. it'll shthts meet— get so wound up about it. it'll change next week. it'll change meet— change next week. it'll change next month.— change next week. it'll change next month. in— change next week. it'll change next month. in general houses are next month. in general houses t rsttty— next month. in general houses are a really good— next month. in general houses are a really good thing to tmwsst— are a really good thing to tmwsst ytur— are a really good thing to invest your money in and if you stm-t— invest your money in and if you stm-t tttrt— invest your money in and if you can't afford them,— invest your money in and if you can't afford them, there's lots of can't afford them, there's lots st ttst— can't afford them, there's lots tr tttt wtys— can't afford them, there's lots tr tttt wtys ytu— can't afford them, there's lots of good ways you can go about tttht— of good ways you can go about tttmt t.— of good ways you can go about tttmt tt. tuytmt— of good ways you can go about doing it. buying in where doing it. buying in areas where mtyts— doing it. buying in areas where mtyts-trtsss— doing it. buying in areas where maybe prices aren't so maybe house prices aren't so stshstws— maybe house prices aren't so stsmstws ttts— maybe house prices aren't so expensive, like where i am right mtwlstuth— expensive, like where i am right now-south wales— expensive, like where i am right now south wales and then now in south wales and then sttrttmt— now in south wales and then starting-build— now in south wales and then starting build portfolio starting to build your portfolio . amt— starting to build your portfolio . amt tt— starting to build your portfolio . amt h you-rs— starting to build your portfolio . and if you're looking to sell or . and if you're looking to sell tr-tttttmt- . and if you're looking to sell tr-tttttmt tt- . and if you're looking to sell or-looking to buy,- . and if you're looking to sell or looking to buy, if or if you're looking to buy, if htuss— or if you're looking to buy, if htuss trtsss— or if you're looking to buy, if house prices are— or if you're looking to buy, if house prices are going one ttrsstttm— house prices are going one direction,-can- house prices are going one direction, can make it work direction, you can make it work for

direction, you can make it work ttr—yours- for you. because if you're sstttmt— for you. because if you're selling—for. for you. because if you're. selling—for less for you. because if you're- selling_for less than for you. because if you're- sellhouse,-for less than for you. because if you're sellhouse, you're for less than for you. because if you're sellhouse, you're thinking than the house, you're thinking tttut— the house, you're thinking tttut-tttmtl the house, you're thinking. about,-going.be about, buying is going to be tsss.— about, buying is going to be tsss. tt— about, buying is going to be less. if you're— about, buying is going to be less. if you're selling your htuss— less. if you're selling your htuss trtss— less. if you're selling your house price for— less. if you're selling your house price for more, the house you-rs— house price for more, the house yurs—mtrs- you're going to buy is more. so retry,— you're going to buy is more. so retry-tst— you're going to buy is more. so reallyt-get st- you're going to buy is more. so really,-get so hung- you're going to buy is more. so really, get so hung up on really, people get so hung up on it. really, people get so hung up on tt—wtmt— really, people get so hung up on t. —wtmt tsttts- really, people get so hung up on it. _want people to. it. and i really want people to rust—tttut- it. and i really want people to rust—tttut tt- it. and i really want people to rust—tttut tt. i it. and i really want people toi just—about it. i just stop worrying about it. i wtsh— just stop worrying about it. i wtsh t— just stop worrying about it. i wtsh t-ysur— just stop worrying about it. i wish i-your attitude- just stop worrying about it. i wish i-your attitude to. wish i had your attitude to life. the things that keep me awake at night, at 2:00 in the morning about stuff that i may or not done. 10 or 15 or may not have done. 10 or 15 years ago that completely years ago that are completely irrelevant to my day to day life . can i just ask you, before . and can i just ask you, before i go in homes under i let you go, go in homes under the show. fantastic the hammer icon show. fantastic stuff . what is the most bizarre stuff. what is the most bizarre situation you've ever had on that show? i mean, you meet all sorts and you see all sorts, don't you? i think well, we do . don't you? i think well, we do. yest— don't you? i think well, we do. tss sxtstty— don't you? i think well, we do. tss setstty. t— don't you? i think well, we do. yes, exactly. i think— cc" c 7 i think well, we do. yes, exactly. i think it's cc?" c 7 i think well, we do. yes, exactly. i think it's the ones where people have super tutsr— ones where people have super duper expectations of what they-rs— duper expectations of what they-rs ttrst— duper expectations of what they're going to achieve with very—there- they're going to achieve with very—there wtsi very little money. there was a htuss— very little money. there was a htuss tm— very little money. there was a house in swindon_ very little money. there was a house in swindon where the guy was house in swindon where the guy wts-tt— house in swindon where the guy wts-tt tt— house in swindon where the guy wts-tt to t— house in swindon where the guy was-to do a new- house in swindon where the guy was to do a new roof, was going to do a new roof, a new extension,— was going to do a new roof, a new extension, new electrics, ttmt — new extension, new electrics, ttmt rttts— new extension, new electrics, damp roofs throughout and tuttttmt— damp roofs throughout and building extension and asking whtt—tmt- building extension and asking whtt—ttt hs| building extension and asking. what—and he says what his budget was and he says £2,000. — what his budget was and he says £2,000. lt— what his budget was and he says £2,000. .i want— what his budget was and he says £2,000. .i want to— what his budget was and he says £2,000. i want to know who £2,000. so i want to know who hs-s— £2,000. so i want to know who hs-s tts— £2,000. so i want to know who he's his builder— £2,000. so i want to know who

he's his builder is— £2,000. so i want to know who he's his builder is a couple of thtmts— he's his builder is a couple of thtmts stst— he's his builder is a couple of things stick to— he's his builder is a couple of things stick to mind . i didn't things stick to mind. i didn't the— things stick to mind. i didn't the t— things stick to mind. i didn't like it when— things stick to mind. i didn't like it when i— things stick to mind. i didn't like it when i went into a tttshsm— like it when i went into a kitchen and— like it when i went into a kitchen and there was a rabbit hutsh— kitchen and there was a rabbit hutsh tutt— kitchen and there was a rabbit hutch built into— kitchen and there was a rabbit hutch built into the kitchen umts.— hutch built into the kitchen umtts. t— hutch built into the kitchen units. i wasn't— hutch built into the kitchen units. i wasn't sure if that's how— units. i wasn't sure if that's how they— units. i wasn't sure if that's how they could— units. i wasn't sure if that's how they could be closer to thumtsr— how they could be closer to thumtsr tr— how they could be closer to thumper or thumper. could be sttrss— thumper or thumper. could be sttssr—tmt- thumper or thumper. could be closer—and it's- closer to the oven and it's ttwtys— closer to the oven and it's ttwtys trstt— closer to the oven and it's always great when people take the-umtttsty— always great when people take the unlikely buildings and the most unlikely buildings and tum— the most unlikely buildings and tum-tmts— the most unlikely buildings and turn into something. so turn them into something. so the— turn them into something. so the putt— turn them into something. so like public toilets. and so ttt— like public toilets. and so htt t— like public toilets. and so we've had a few public toilets thtt— we've had a few public toilets thtt htws— we've had a few public toilets that have been— we've had a few public toilets that have been converted into husss— that have been converted into husss st— that have been converted into husss to t— that have been converted into houses. so it just— that have been converted into houses. so it just goes to show thtt— houses. so it just goes to show thtt tt— houses. so it just goes to show thtt tt ytuws— houses. so it just goes to show that if you've got— houses. so it just goes to show that if you've got the imagination, you can do anything ttmttstts— imagination, you can do anything ttmttstts. — imagination, you can do anything fantastic. i'll— imagination, you can do anything fantastic . i'll tell— imagination, you can do anything fantastic . i'll tell you- imagination, you can do anything fantastic . ll fantastic. i'll tell you what, i wish i could just talk to you for the next 2.5 hours. but i can't, alas. martin good luck. and try not to drop dead at any moment. i would like to talk to you all right. so, you again. all right. so, martin. martin roberts , sir, he martin. martin roberts, sir, he was property expert , tv was a property expert, tv presenter . was a property expert, tv presenter. to be fair, that was more interesting than just talking about house prices, i think. but moving very think. but moving on, very much a gear change now, ladies and gentlemen, very a shift in gentlemen, very much a shift in tone police watchdog tone because the police watchdog will investigate the fatal cardiff crash, which sparked heavy duty rioting on monday

night. what really went on there? we're hoping to hear from them live actually. and the net migration figures will be announced tomorrow and they're expected to set a new record . i expected to set a new record. i will and about tomorrow . will be out and about tomorrow. and well, if you can guess my location and you'll be a mind reader, telling reader, but i will be telling you a little bit later on in you on a little bit later on in the show, patrick christys the show, it's patrick christys on britain's most on gb news britain's most popular news

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but the het— that i think isn't it? but the net migration— that i think isn't it? but the net migration figures for 2022 wt— net migration figures for 2022 wttt ts— net migration figures for 2022 will be announced tomorrow with tstrs— will be announced tomorrow with tstrs thtt— will be announced tomorrow with tstrs thtt they— will be announced tomorrow with fears that they could top seven 700,000. — fears that they could top seven 700,000. tm — fears that they could top seven 700,000. in fact,— fears that they could top seven 700,000. in fact, to be honest wtth— 700,000. in fact, to be honest wtth ytu— 700,000. in fact, to be honest wtth ytu ttt— 700,000. in fact, to be honest with you, it'd be— 700,000. in fact, to be honest with you, it'd be a— 700,000. in fact, to be honest with you, it'd be a bit of a rssutt— with you, it'd be a bit of a rssutt tt— with you, it'd be a bit of a result if it— with you, it'd be a bit of a result if it was— with you, it'd be a bit of a result if it was 700,000. given thtt— result if it was 700,000. given thtt w-wss— result if it was 700,000. given that we've already— result if it was 700,000. given that we've already been briefed thtt— that we've already been briefed thtt they— that we've already been briefed thtt thsy mttht— that we've already been briefed that they might hit a million. so that they might hit a million. to t— that they might hit a million. to t wtt— that they might hit a million. to t wttt ts— that they might hit a million. so i will be out— that they might hit a million. so i will be out about so i will be out and about tomorrow. _you- so i will be out and about. tomorrow. _you exactly tomorrow. i'll tell you exactly where— tomorrow. i'll tell you exactly where-tut- tomorrow. i'll tell you exactly where-but our- where later on. but our ttttttstt— where later on. but our political olivia where later on. but our- political-olivia utley political reporter olivia utley tts—the- has been looking at the government's- has been looking at the government's migration policy tmt— government's migration policy ttt-ttmt— government's migration policy ttt-tttmt tt— government's migration policy and going to play it now and we're going to play it now sasuss-tttty— and we're going to play it now excuse .today we - and we're going to play it now excuse today we are excuse me, today we are tmtrttustmt— excuse me, today we are introducing new legislation to test—you- introducing new legislation to test—you ttl introducing new legislation to. test—you ts stst keep my promise to you to stop the keep my promise to you to stop tts-thtt— keep my promise to you to stop tts-thtt sttt— keep my promise to you to stop the _that stop the- keep my promise to you to stop the that stop the boats, the boats that stop the boats, sttt— the boats that stop the boats, stst the— the boats that stop the boats, stop the boats— the boats that stop the boats, stop the boats . _ the boats that stop the boats, stop the boats . e stop the boats. it is no exaggeration to say that rishi sunak has staked his reputation

on stopping migrants who cross the channel illegally in small boats . but as the channel illegally in small boats. but as he painted himself into a corner, bringing down illegal migration numbers against a backdrop of intense global instability was always going to be tough and whichever way the pm has turned over the last six months, he has encountered roadblocks from rigid international human rights laws indignant archbishops. laws to indignant archbishops. to find out more about the scale of the challenge he faces. i spoke to some of the architects of british immigration policy over the last decade include theresa may's chief of staff , theresa may's chief of staff, nick timothy. i think what everyone's realised over the last few years is with the land border, you can simply put up a wall and people on the wall and keep people on the other with a seaborne to other side with a seaborne to once crossing and once people are crossing and they there's very little they land, there's very little you can do about it. and they land, there's very little you can do about it . and the you can do about it. and the trtttsm— you can do about it. and the trtttsm ts— you can do about it. and the problem is when— i " t:tz:t c and the problem is when people do reach the southw— problem is when people do reach the country, once— problem is when people do reach the country, once they're tstuttty— the country, once they're actually step— the country, once they're actually step foot on british sttt— actually step foot on british sttt .— actually step foot on british sttt , tts— actually step foot on british soil, it'sthen_ actually step foot on british soil, it's then very actually step foot on british soil , it's then very difficult soil, it's then very difficult to remove them, even if they are ttumt— to remove them, even if they are ttumt tt— to remove them, even if they are ttumt tt mtt— to remove them, even if they are found to not have— to remove them, even if they are found to not have a— to remove them, even if they are found to not have a legitimate tsytum— found to not have a legitimate tsytum stttm. — found to not have a legitimate asylum claim. the- found to not have a legitimate asylum claim. 37�*i ii i asylum claim. the prime minister and secretary hope that

and home secretary hope that their bill, their illegal migration bill, which faces reading in which faces its third reading in the lords this week, the house of lords this week, will the problem once and will crack the problem once and for all. this bill enables detention of illegal arrivals without bail or judicial review within the first 28 days of detention until will they can be removed and that is precisely what this bill will do. that is how we will stop— what this bill will do. that is how we will stop the- ll ll is that is how we will stop the boats. but if how we will stop the boats. but tt thsss— how we will stop the boats. but if these assurances— how we will stop the boats. but if these assurances sound ttmttttr— if these assurances sound ttmttttr .— if these assurances sound familiar , it's— if these assurances sound familiar , it's because they are familiar, it's because they are thts— familiar, it's because they are this government— familiar, it's because they are this government is unapologetic in this government is unapologetic tm the— this government is unapologetic tn the wty— this government is unapologetic tn the wty tm— this government is unapologetic in the way in which we now have the nationality— in the way in which we now have the nationality and— in the way in which we now have the nationality and borders ttt. — the nationality and borders ttt. the— the nationality and borders bill. the new— the nationality and borders bill. the new plan- the nationality and borders bill. the new plan for immigration is this immigration bill any different from anything that we've seen before? it is different. i think the reason that we haven't seen the removals to rwanda yet because of these challenges based on human rights laws. lord frost, former brexit secretary and close confidante of boris johnson , sounds optimistic to johnson, sounds optimistic to this bigger , much more this bigger, much more comprehensive approach . the comprehensive approach. the rwanda approach. that- the rwanda approach. that means tsttts— rwanda approach. that means tsttts ttmt— rwanda approach. that means tsttts ttm-t tst—

rwanda approach. that means people don't get stay in the stumtry— people don't get stay in the stumtry thtt— people don't get stay in the country that really ought to mtts— country that really ought to make more difference . but let's make more difference. but let's tut— make more difference. but let's tut there— make more difference. but let's see. but there is— make more difference. but let's see. but there is a— make more difference. but let's see. but there is a serious tusstttm— see. but there is a serious question mark— see. but there is a serious question mark over the practicality— question mark over the practicality of the plan. last yeah— practicality of the plan. last yetr. the— practicality of the plan. last yetr. the potty— practicality of the plan. last year, the policy faced a bitter blow after the first planned flight was grounded on the runway following a late intervention by european judges. there are concerns, too, over the morality of the plan. it is isolation list. it is morally unacceptable— isolation list. it is morally unacceptable and politically impractical. _ unacceptable and politically impractical. it— unacceptable and politically impractical. e l." impractical. it is universally acknowledged in westminster that the path to a conservative victory in the next election is very narrow indeed . if rishi very narrow indeed. if rishi sunak fails to deliver his promise of stopping the small boats , it will disappear boats, it will disappear altogether , for the pressure is altogether, for the pressure is on. olivia utley gb news news . on. olivia utley gb news news. well, for more on this story, t-m — well, for more on this story, t-m tttmst— well, for more on this story, rm tttmst ty— well, for more on this story, i'm joined by jeremy hutton from wttrttttm— i'm joined by jeremy hutton from migration watch— i'm joined by jeremy hutton from migration watch uk . thank you migration watch uk. thank you very— migration watch uk. thank you very mush— migration watch uk. thank you very much, jeremy. great to have you— very much, jeremy. great to have you tm— very much, jeremy. great to have you on the— very much, jeremy. great to have you tn the show. — very much, jeremy. great to have you on the show. so— very much, jeremy. great to have you on the show. so tomorrow is going— you on the show. so tomorrow is tttmt tt— you on the show. so tomorrow is tttmt to te— you on the show. so tomorrow is tttmt to he tm— you on the show. so tomorrow is going to be an absolutely massive day.— going to be an absolutely massive day. many people are thtmttmt— massive day. many people are ththttmt thtt— massive day. many people are thinking that it— massive day. many people are thinking that it could be

thinking that it could well be the-thtt— thinking that it could well be the _that-the- the straw that breaks the stmsts— the straw that breaks the camel's-the- the straw that breaks the camel's the public been camel's back. the public been ttst— camel's back. the public been tst—rstt- camel's back. the public been tst—ash .- camel's back. the public been lied—left , right- lied to, frankly, left, right tmt— lied to, frankly, left, right ttt-tttut- lied to, frankly, left, right and-about any- lied to, frankly, left, right and about any desire and centre about any desire whttstswsr— and centre about any desire whatsoever to _ and centre about any desire whatsoever to curtail net mttrttttm— whatsoever to curtail net migration numbers. what do you sustsst— migration numbers. what do you sustsst — migration numbers. what do you suspect we're going to be tttttmt— suspect we're going to be tttttht tt— suspect we're going to be looking at this- suspect we're going to be looking at this time tomorrow ? looking at this time tomorrow? tur— looking at this time tomorrow? tur ssmtrtt— looking at this time tomorrow? our central estimate for the net mttrttttm— our central estimate for the net migration figures— our central estimate for the net migration figures is one of tttut— migration figures is one of about 700,000, - migration figures is one of about 700,000, which that seems tuts— about 700,000, which that seems tutts artery.— about 700,000, which that seems tutts tttsty. — about 700,000, which that seems quite likely. last— about 700,000, which that seems quite likely. last year- about 700,000, which that seems quite likely. e quite likely. last year it was well, the last year's data was 500,000, which was already a record breaker. and as we've gotten further away from the pandemic and there's been various ways in which the government have kept liberalising immigration rules since then, it's likely to only have increased further to that 700 figure. it could be higher. some people think that if immigration numbers have been lower than in the past and it could be approaching a million, but 700,000 is probably the most likely , we think. okay all likely, we think. okay all right. and are we l all right. and are we expecting likely, we think. okay all- right. and are we expecting some mutte— right. and are we expecting some mutts tm— right. and are we expecting some nuts on the— right. and are we expecting some nudge on the illegal numbers as wet— nudge on the illegal numbers as wet s — nudge on the illegal numbers as wet a yes.— nudge on the illegal numbers as well ? yes, there— nudge on the illegal numbers as well ? yes, there will- nudge on the illegal numbers as well? 7.3.3 eitiiri ll nudge on the illegal numbers as well? 7.3.3 tiiti ll irii well? yes, there will be. there should be. oh, no, no, sorry. that's that's a different day. the irregular migration statistics. there will be some

bits on asylum seekers within the ons data, but it's fundamentally about overall net migration , which is largely the migration, which is largely the legal element. okay. all right. and of course, it just come on the— and of course, it just come on the tty— and of course, it just come on the tty thtt— and of course, it just come on the day that it's— and of course, it just come on the day that it's been announced thtt— the day that it's been announced thtt ttttrshtty— the day that it's been announced that apparently albania, of ttrsst— that apparently albania, of ttrsst tt— that apparently albania, of agreed to take— that apparently albania, of agreed to take back a couple of humtrst— agreed to take back a couple of hundred _criminals- agreed to take back a couple of. hundred _criminals-us, hundred known criminals from us, whtsh—tsrsmyl which is nice actually, jeremy, tsmt— which is nice actually, jeremy, tsm-t—ths- isn't it? it's probably the tstst— isn't it? it's probably the tstst-thsy- isn't it? it's probably the least they could do . but isn't it? it's probably the- least-they could do . but do least that they could do. but do you— least that they could do. but do you thtmt— least that they could do. but do you thtmt thtt— least that they could do. but do you think that this— least that they could do. but do you think that this will be the day— you think that this will be the tty where— you think that this will be the day where public— you think that this will be the day where public faith crumbles in day where public faith crumbles tn the— day where public faith crumbles tn the ttss— day where public faith crumbles in the face of— day where public faith crumbles in the face of these pretty hstwy— in the face of these pretty hstwy tuty— in the face of these pretty heavy duty migration figures ? heavy duty migration figures? yest— heavy duty migration figures? hes. t— heavy duty migration figures? hes. t ththt— heavy duty migration figures? yes, i think it— heavy duty migration figures? yes, i think it will— heavy duty migration figures? yes, i think it will actually. i think the government have made a gamble that people only care about people coming into england via small boats . they're via small boats. they're absolutely wrong that . absolutely wrong about that. people care about mass immigration in general. they care about the pressures on housing market, the nhs, the schools changing schools on their changing communities . it all is very communities. it all is very important and i think people feel betrayed after feel very betrayed after 30 years conservative years of conservative governments promising to bring down immigration and doing completely the opposite. yeah look, jeremy, thank you very, very much . we will be chatting,

very much. we will be chatting, i very much. we will be chatting, t imagines— very much. we will be chatting, i imagine, tomorrow— very much. we will be chatting, i imagine, tomorrow .- tilt i we will be chatting, i imagine, tomorrow . anyway, i imagine, tomorrow. anyway, trstt— i imagine, tomorrow. anyway, trstt tt— i imagine, tomorrow. anyway, trstt tt ttts— i imagine, tomorrow. anyway, great to have you— i imagine, tomorrow. anyway, great to have you on the show. as-thstt,— great to have you on the show. as-thstt, tt- great to have you on the show. as ahead, of course, to as we look ahead, of course, to our—stssttt- our big migration special tomorrow, hudson tomorrow, jeremy hudson from wttrttttm— migration uk. you heard it there.— migration uk. you heard it- there—predictions there. okay. so the predictions tttsmttttty— there. okay. so the predictions potentially 700,000 net potentially around 700,000 net mttrttttm. — potentially around 700,000 net mttrttttm. -ytu- potentially around 700,000 neti migration. _you-of migration. what do you make of all migration. what do you make of ttt-wett— migration. what do you make of ttt-ws-tt ts— migration. what do you make of all we'll be taking a all of that? we'll be taking a test—mumtersl deep dive into the numbers tomorrow. dissecting tomorrow. we'll be dissecting thsm —tttth- tomorrow. we'll be dissecting them _tooth combl them with a fine tooth comb tssuss— them with a fine tooth comb because i don't _ them with a fine tooth comb because don't about you, because i don't know about you, but because i don't know about you, tut-tstws— because i don't know about you, tut-tsttts test- because i don't know about you, but people feel lied but plenty of people feel lied to. but plenty of people feel lied tt—thtuth- to. they feel as though they're tstmt— to. they feel as though they're tstmt-thsy-rs- being told that they're consistently - being told that they're consistently they consistently enriched and they are-aslresult- consistently enriched and they are-aslresult of. are better off as a result of mtsstwst-t- are better off as a result of massive-of mass- are better off as a result of- massive-of mass migration massive levels of mass migration tmts— massive levels of mass migration thtt-stumtry. — massive levels of mass migration thtt-stumtry. -stm- massive levels of mass migration into-country. _can be. into this country. there can be no into this country. there can be mt-thtt— into this country. there can be no-that migration- into this country. there can be no that migration does no doubt that migration does ttts— no doubt that migration does have benefits.— no doubt that migration does have benefits. there can be no ttutt— have benefits. there can be no ttutt tttut— have benefits. there can be no doubt about-of— have benefits. there can be no doubt about of that. but doubt about all of that. but wtsh— doubt about all of that. but when you— doubt about all of that. but when you look— doubt about all of that. but when you look around at the moment— when you look around at the moment tt— when you look around at the moment, do you— when you look around at the moment, do you feel better off? do moment, do you feel better off? tt-tuttts— moment, do you feel better off? do-public services- do you see public services that are running more smoothly? do you— are running more smoothly? do you-infrastructure- are running more smoothly? do you infrastructure can you see infrastructure that can tstuttty—t- you see infrastructure that cani actually—i suspect actually cope with it? i suspect the-ts— actually cope with it? i suspect the-ts — actually cope with it? i suspect the-is no. and- actually cope with it? i suspect the is no. and then do the answer is no. and then do you— the answer is no. and then do you see— the answer is no. and then do you t— the answer is no. and then do you t ttrty— the answer is no. and then do you see a party that feels like it's you see a party that feels like tt-s tstmt— you see a party that feels like it's being honest— you see a party that feels like it's being honest with you? do you— it's being honest with you? do you-party— it's being honest with you? do you-ttrty thtt- it's being honest with you? do you party that feels you see any party that feels the— you see any party that feels ttts—wtthl you see any party that feels. ttts—wtth ytus like it's being honest with you? do like it's being honest with you? tt-ts— like it's being honest with you? tt-ts thtuth- like it's being honest with you? do as though, frankly, like it's being honest with you? do country'ss though, frankly, like it's being honest with you? do country's culture 1, frankly, like it's being honest with you? do country's culture perhapsi, this country's culture perhaps is this country's culture perhaps ts tstmt— this country's culture perhaps ts tstmt ttst— this country's culture perhaps is being lost ?_ this country's culture perhaps is being lost? you can get loads tm thtt— is being lost? you can get loads more on that story— is being lost? you can get loads more on that story on our wststts— more on that story on our website. simply head to gb news dot website. simply head to gb news ttt—ttmt- website. simply head to gb news ttt—ttmt tts- dot com where you'll find the test— dot com where you'll find the best-stronger- dot com where you'll find the best stronger opinion best analysis stronger opinion tmt— best analysis stronger opinion ttt-tt— best analysis stronger opinion ttt-st sus- best analysis stronger opinion and-of course, as- best analysis stronger opinion and of course, as the and as well, of course, as the trstttmt— and as well, of course, as the breaking news— and as well, of course, as the

breaking news but in breaking news latest. but in other— breaking news latest. but in other-tts— breaking news latest. but in other-the police- breaking news latest. but in other the police watchdog other news, the police watchdog wtt— other news, the police watchdog wttt— tmtyt- will independently inaya investigate— will independently inaya investigate the build up to the ttttt— investigate the build up to the fatal collision— investigate the build up to the fatal collision involving two tssmttsrs— fatal collision involving two tssmttsrs tm— fatal collision involving two teenagers in cardiff, which sttrtst— teenagers in cardiff, which sttrtst t— teenagers in cardiff, which sparked a night of heavy duty rttts. — sparked a night of heavy duty rttts. tstw— sparked a night of heavy duty riots. cctv footage shows a tstse— riots. cctv footage shows a ttttss wtm— riots. cctv footage shows a police van following a bike tttut— police van following a bike tttut hth— police van following a bike about half a— police van following a bike about half a mile from the crash sts— about half a mile from the crash stts tust— about half a mile from the crash site just minutes— about half a mile from the crash site just minutes before the tmsttsmt. — site just minutes before the incident. but— site just minutes before the incident. but the police commissioner- incident. but the police commissioner for south wales had tsmtst— commissioner for south wales had tsmtst thy— commissioner for south wales had denied any chase.— commissioner for south wales had denied any chase. took place, a the— denied any chase. took place, a ttms thtt— denied any chase. took place, a ttms thtt hs— denied any chase. took place, a line that he is— denied any chase. took place, a line that he is sticking to tssttts— line that he is sticking to despite this— line that he is sticking to despite this footage. let's go to strtttt— despite this footage. let's go to cardiff now— despite this footage. let's go to cardiff now and get the very attest— to cardiff now and get the very tttsst trtm — to cardiff now and get the very latest from our— to cardiff now and get the very latest from our national reporter,— latest from our national reporter, paul- latest from our national reporter, paul hawkins. the tttest— reporter, paul hawkins. the latest update— reporter, paul hawkins. the latest update on— reporter, paul hawkins. the latest update on this developing story is that south wales police will hold a press conference, it will hold a press conference, it will give a statement and then take questions from media at take questions from the media at 430 afternoon . there are a 430 this afternoon. there are a lot of questions and not very many answers surrounding this incident. we know that the police are referring themselves to the independent to the iopc, the independent office for police conduct who will they have confirmed today ? will they have confirmed today? thatis will they have confirmed today? that is the other line in this investigation. in this story , investigation. in this story, they will carry out an

investigation into the way police handled both the incident leading up to the boy's death and the way they handled it and then the way they handled it afterwards, they afterwards, namely that they said that there were no police vehicles involved in any sort of chase. and then yesterday afternoon, cctv clips started to emerge showing a police van chasing a bike so that that investigation is now underway into the police who are holding their own investigation as well. and a lot of people here are very angry with the way the police have lied. i've just spoken to a number of them behind me who have gathered to mourn the boys, to lay flowers, to lay to balloons to lay candles, to lay balloons , etcetera. and the one question they why ? why are they want asked is why? why are they want asked is why? why are the lying? that's what the police lying? that's what they want. the police to answer. as i say, the police will be taking questions at 430 this afternoon. and then at 6:00 here in snowdon road, there will be a candlelit vigil and blue balloons will be released. the pubuc balloons will be released. the public are being invited to bnng public are being invited to bring blue balloons to be released in memory of the boys

who passed away on monday. even evening. so a lot of anger here, a lot of grief from the local community and a lot of the spotlight falling on south wales police and indeed the police and crime commissioner, alun michael , who this morning only this morning was still denying that there had been any sort of police chase or any sort of police chase or any sort of police involvement in a chase of the boys . paul hawkins, our the boys. paul hawkins, our national reporter in cardiff. we will have a lot more on that as we will have a lot more on that ts tmt— we will have a lot more on that ts tht wtsh— we will have a lot more on that as and when we— we will have a lot more on that as and when we get it. but ssssmttttty— as and when we get it. but essentially even- as and when we get it. but essentially even hearing from the tstse— essentially even hearing from the pots tm— essentially even hearing from the police in that area loads sttt— the police in that area loads more still to— the police in that area loads more still to come. but boris johnson— more still to come. but boris johnson tts— more still to come. but boris johnson has been— more still to come. but boris johnson has been referred to tstse— johnson has been referred to ttttss swer— johnson has been referred to police over further lockdown trstshss— police over further lockdown breaches. absolutely sick to breaches. i'm absolutely sick to the breaches. i'm absolutely sick to tts-teeth— breaches. i'm absolutely sick to tts-teeth tt— breaches. i'm absolutely sick to the -teeth of-kind- breaches. i'm absolutely sick to the teeth of kind of the hind teeth of this kind of stutt— the hind teeth of this kind of stutt tht— the hind teeth of this kind of stutt tht t— the hind teeth of this kind of stuff and i am— the hind teeth of this kind of stuff and i am actually looking to stuff and i am actually looking tst-thts— stuff and i am actually looking tt-thts th— stuff and i am actually looking to-this on.head- stuff and i am actually looking to-this on.head a- to flip this on its head a ttts— to flip this on its head a little-and— to flip this on its head a little-and talk- to flip this on its head a little and talk about leaks. little bit and talk about leaks. he, little bit and talk about leaks. ts, tt— little bit and talk about leaks. he, to according— little bit and talk about leaks. he, to according own he, to according our very own wststts— he, to according our very own wststts-tt— he, to according our very own website-at.news,- he, to according our very own website at news, which website here at gb news, which is website here at gb news, whichj ts—sthsttsrtmt is cbnnews.com, it's considering sutmt— is cbnnews.com, it's considering sutmt-ssrwtss-tttl suing the civil service over all of suing the civil service over all tt-ars— suing the civil service over all of-are.seriously- of this. are we seriously being tstst—thtt- of this. are we seriously being asked _that when. of this. are we seriously being asked that when you asked to believe that when you ttst— asked to believe that when you ttth-ttmt— asked to believe that when you ttth-ttmt tt— asked to believe that when you look kind of people look at the kind of people who are look at the kind of people who tstmt— look at the kind of people who tstmt humt— look at the kind of people who are being hung out to by are being hung out to dry by thts—

are being hung out to dry by thts (“pt— are being hung out to dry by thts dfipt-dfip- are being hung out to dry by this drip, drip leaks, this drip, drip, drip of leaks, thtt— this drip, drip, drip of leaks, thtt-tust- that this is all just a coincidence? you've got suella braverman,-got- coincidence? you've got suella braverman, got dominic braverman, you've got dominic ttth— braverman, you've got dominici rehab—johnson braverman, you've got dominic raab, will johnson, braverman, you've got dominic raab, will it johnson, braverman, you've got dominic raab, will it be johnson, braverman, you've got dominic raab, will it be next ohnson, and who will it be next for ttttmsss— and who will it be next for goodness sake?- and who will it be next for goodness sake? i do think that thts— goodness sake? i do think that thts ttw— goodness sake? i do think that thts ts— goodness sake? i do think that this now is getting beyond a the. — this now is getting beyond a the. t— this now is getting beyond a the. rthtmt— this now is getting beyond a joke. i think there is possibly a joke. i think there is possibly t ttry— joke. i think there is possibly t ttry wtsh— joke. i think there is possibly a tory witch hunt. definitely. tssttty— a tory witch hunt. definitely. ttsttty t— a tory witch hunt. definitely. ttsttty t ttry— a tory witch hunt. definitely. really a tory witch hunt going on. really a tory witch hunt going tst— really a tory witch hunt going tst ms— really a tory witch hunt going on. let me know— really a tory witch hunt going on. let me know what you think thtuth— on. let me know what you think thtuth tmt— on. let me know what you think thtuth tht st— on. let me know what you think though, and gb views out gb news t— though, and gb views out gb news t wtmt— though, and gb views out gb news t wtmt tt— though, and gb views out gb news .com. i want to hear— though, and gb views out gb news .com. i want to hear from you. ttt— .com. i want to hear from you. ttt ttts— .com. i want to hear from you. ttt htws ttt— .com. i want to hear from you. i'll have all of— .com. i want to hear from you. i'll have all of the— .com. i want to hear from you. i'll have all of the latest on ttt—tt- i'll have all of the latest on all—of course,i i'll have all of the latest oni all—of course, as all of that. and of course, as wett— all of that. and of course, as well,-search_ all of that. and of course, as well,-search for- all of that. and of course, as well, search for missing well, the search for missing wtttts— well, the search for missing maddie _and- well, the search for missing maddie _and i- well, the search for missing. maddie _and i-be maddie mccann. and i will be tsttmt—ytu- maddie mccann. and i will be. asking—you could asking whether or not you could ttts— asking whether or not you could ttts-t— asking whether or not you could have-a man-thinksi have vote for a man who thinks thtt— have vote for a man who thinks thtt-stm— have vote for a man who thinks thtt-stm-tsmtsl have vote for a man who thinks. that-can-penis. i'm that women can have a penis. i'm tttrtst— that women can have a penis. i'm rsttst-th— that women can have a penis. i'm tttrtst-tm st— that women can have a penis. i'm patrick-on gb news- patrick christys on gb news trttttm-s— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

channel very i channell very good |shthhet— very good afternoon, everybody . very good afternoon, everybody. it's very good afternoon, everybody. tt-s tust— very good afternoon, everybody. rt-s tust ttts— very good afternoon, everybody. rt-s tust ttms a— very good afternoon, everybody. it's just gone 4 pm. you're wtth— it's just gone 4 pm. you're wtth ms— it's just gone 4 pm. you're with me, patrick- it's just gone 4 pm. you're with me, patrick christie's on gb with me, patrick christie's on st news.— with me, patrick christie's on st wsws. tts— with me, patrick christie's on gb news. it's a— with me, patrick christie's on gb news. it's a firecracker of an gb news. it's a firecracker of th hour.— gb news. it's a firecracker of an hour. here's— gb news. it's a firecracker of an hour. here's what's coming up- — an hour. here's what's coming up. ts— an hour. here's what's coming up. time— an hour. here's what's coming up. tslttms ttw— an hour. here's what's coming up. is time now for an up. is it time now for an investigation— up. is it time now for an investigation into the impartiality civil impartiality of our civil ssmtsss— impartiality of our civil service? is— impartiality of our civil service? is it- impartiality of our civil service? is it undeniable that there— service? is it undeniable that there ts— service? is it undeniable that there ts t— service? is it undeniable that there is a witch— service? is it undeniable that there is a witch hunt taking tttss— there is a witch hunt taking tttss ttttmst— there is a witch hunt taking place against good, proper tory mthtsters— place against good, proper tory mtmtstsrs tr— place against good, proper tory ministers, or actually are they tust— ministers, or actually are they tust tttmt— ministers, or actually are they just doing their— ministers, or actually are they just doing their job? the more on just doing their job? the more tm thtt— just doing their job? the more tm thtt rtss— just doing their job? the more on that rise. okay. we're also going— on that rise. okay. we're also tttmt tt— on that rise. okay. we're also tttmt to te— on that rise. okay. we're also going to be talking about this of course, we _ going to be talking about this of course, we are— going to be talking about this of course, we are on the algarve as of course, we are on the algarve ts-sstrsh— of course, we are on the algarve as search madeleine as the search for madeleine wssthh— as the search for madeleine mccann continues. will we ttmttty— mccann continues. will we . tthttty—tmtt finally get some answers into trtuttty— finally get some answers into trtuttty tts— finally get some answers into arguably the world's most mttrtttus— arguably the world's most notorious as notorious missing child case as wsts— notorious missing child case as wet? tts— notorious missing child case as wet? us the— notorious missing child case as well? it's the economy, stupid . well? it's the economy, stupid. thtt-s— well? it's the economy, stupid. thtt-s rttts— well? it's the economy, stupid. that's right. yes.— well? it's the economy, stupid. that's right. yes. the latest economic numbers are out. some ttst— economic numbers are out. some toot—ttt— economic numbers are out. some stst—ttt mews- economic numbers are out. some good—bad news, but. good news, some bad news, but wett— good news, some bad news, but wet-through— good news, some bad news, but we'll-through the- good news, some bad news, but we'll through the bones of we'll pick through the bones of it we'll pick through the bones of tt—whtt- we'll pick through the bones of it_what does- we'll pick through the bones of it_what does it. it all with you. what does it

mstmlths— it all with you. what does it mean-the money- it all with you. what does it mean the money in your mean for the money in your ttststs— mean for the money in your ttststs ttts— mean for the money in your pocket? have we— mean for the money in your pocket? have we turned pocket? have we just turned a tstttss— pocket? have we just turned a corner, people? this as corner, people? and this as wet.— corner, people? and this as well._actually. corner, people? and this as. well._actually vote well. would you actually vote for well. would you actually vote ttr t— well. would you actually vote ttr t mt— well. would you actually vote for a man who— well. would you actually vote for a man who thinks that women can for a man who thinks that women ttts— for a man who thinks that women can have a penis— for a man who thinks that women can have a penis ?_ for a man who thinks that women can have a penis ? because that can have a penis? because that is can have a penis? because that ts whtt— can have a penis? 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i'll be country will i be tomorrow? i'll ts tttmt— country will i be tomorrow? i'll ts tttmt t— country will i be tomorrow? i'll ts tttmt t tt— country will i be tomorrow? i'll be doing a gb news immigration stssttt— be doing a gb news immigration stssttt. amt— be doing a gb news immigration stssttt. amt tt— be doing a gb news immigration special. and if you're in the t— special. and if you're in the t ttts— special. and if you're in the area, i hope to— special. and if you're in the area, i hope to see you there. ttt— area, i hope to see you there. ttt tstr— area, i hope to see you there. ttt tstt ytu— area, i hope to see you there. i'll tell you very— area, i hope to see you there. i'll tell you very shortly. tttrtst— i'll tell you very shortly. patrick christys on . gb news. do patrick christys on. gb news. do you— patrick christys on. gb news. do you thtmt— patrick christys on. gb news. do you thtmt thtt— patrick christys on. gb news. do you think that there is a tory wtsh— you think that there is a tory wttsh humt— you think that there is a tory witch hunt going— you think that there is a tory witch hunt going on in the civil ssrwtsss— witch hunt going on in the civil service? 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tsttts—htt- investigations into things that tsttts—mtt htws| investigations into things that- people_not have done people may or may not have done by people may or may not have done ty tmtmmtusy— people may or may not have done by anonymous civil— people may or may not have done by anonymous civil servants rtttmt—ystrsl by anonymous civil servants. rtttmt—ystrs ttt, raking up stuff from years ago, them— raking up stuff from years ago, then shouldn't— raking up stuff from years ago, then shouldn't we _ raking up stuff from years ago, then shouldn't we actually be tsttmt—tttuti asking more questions about how on asking more questions about how tm-tt— asking more questions about how tm-tt-stutt- asking more questions about how tm-tt-stutt ts- on earth all of this stuff is tthttmt— on earth all of this stuff is finding-into- on earth all of this stuff is finding - into the i on earth all of this stuff is finding into the press finding its way into the press tmt— finding its way into the press tht why— finding its way into the press tht why t— finding its way into the press tht why t ttt— finding its way into the press and why a lot of— finding its way into the press and why a lot of the media is tust— and why a lot of the media is tust tttttmt— and why a lot of the media is tust tttttmt tt— and why a lot of the media is tust tttttmt tt ut— and why a lot of the media is just lapping it up and falling twsrlts— just lapping it up and falling twsrltsltmy— just lapping it up and falling over is any wonder that over it. is it any wonder that st — over it. is it any wonder that st _ts— over it. is it any wonder that st _ts ttw— over it. is it any wonder that gb is now britain's gb news is now britain's most tttuttr— gb news is now britain's most tttuttr-trtmt— gb news is now britain's most popular-brand ?- gb news is now britain's most popular brand ? gb views and popular news brand? gb views and gb popular news brand? gb views and st wsws— popular news brand? gb views and st wsws — popular news brand? gb views and gb news .com patrick christys? i'll gb news .com patrick christys? ttt ts— gb news .com patrick christys? ttt ts ttst— gb news .com patrick christys? i'll be back after— gb news .com patrick christys? i'll be back after the headlines . stttsh.— i'll be back after the headlines . patrick, thank— i'll be back after the headlines . patrick, thank you. - i'll be back after the headlines . patrick, thank you. the top story on gb news today rishi sunak says the latest figures show the government is making progress on his promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. its first time below 10% since last august . however, with food price inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of failing to help struggling families . jeremy help struggling families. jeremy hunt says there's still more work to be done . these numbers

work to be done. these numbers shtw— work to be done. these numbers show there— work to be done. these numbers show there ts— work to be done. these numbers show there is absolutely- : these numbers show there is absolutely no room for show there is absolutely no room ttr stmtttssmsy— show there is absolutely no room for complacency in— show there is absolutely no room for complacency in the battle ttttmst— for complacency in the battle against inflation.— for complacency in the battle against inflation. food price tmtttttm— against inflation. food price inflation is— against inflation. food price inflation is still— against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly ttth— inflation is still worryingly htth .— inflation is still worryingly htth . thtt-s— inflation is still worryingly high . that's why we've had food high. that's why we've had food trttussrs— high. that's why we've had food trttussrs tm— high. that's why we've had food producers in farmers in supermarket- producers in farmers in supermarket .- producers in farmers in supermarket . it's in to talk supermarket. it's in to talk tttut— supermarket. it's in to talk tttut whtt— supermarket. it's in to talk about what we— supermarket. it's in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure— about what we can do to reduce the pressure they're setting out ttttur-s— the pressure they're setting out labour's economic— the pressure they're setting out labour's economic policy plans in labour's economic policy plans tm wtshtmtttm— labour's economic policy plans in washington, dc. : in washington, dc. shadow shthsettsr— in washington, dc. shadow chancellor rachel reeves says under successive conservative governments, prosperity has turned to stagnation . so today's turned to stagnation. so today's inflation numbers— turned to stagnation. so today's inflation numbers for— turned to stagnation. so today's inflation numbers for the- iit: tsts; " so today's inflation numbers for the uk shtw— inflation numbers for the uk show inflation— inflation numbers for the uk show inflation remaining stutttrmty— show inflation remaining stubbornly high and the imf's ttrsststs— stubbornly high and the imf's forecasts this— stubbornly high and the imf's forecasts this week show that the forecasts this week show that ths tt— forecasts this week show that the ttt ts— forecasts this week show that the uk is still— forecasts this week show that the uk is still expected to have the uk is still expected to have the htthsst— the uk is still expected to have the highest inflation in the g7. thts— the highest inflation in the g7. thts ystr. — the highest inflation in the g7. this year. our— the highest inflation in the g7. this year. til. i i the highest inflation in the g7. this year. oai i the highest inflation in the g7. this year. i i g this year. our economy no longer works for working people . all works for working people. all their contributions are - their contributions are no tthtsr— their contributions are no longer respected. i longer respected. their ehtertrtse— longer respected. their enterprise is no longer rewarded , and even their most ordinary of hopes seem like impossible dreams. rachel of hopes seem like impossible dreams . rachel reeves. now the

dreams. rachel reeves. now the mtms— dreams. rachel reeves. now the prime minister— dreams. rachel reeves. now the prime minister has— t: itisis rachel reeves. now the prime minister has confirmed susttt— prime minister has confirmed suella braverman will not face a ttrmtt— suella braverman will not face a formal investigation an over stttms— formal investigation an over stttms thtt— formal investigation an over claims that she— formal investigation an over claims that she requested civil ssrwtmts— claims that she requested civil ssrwtmts tt— claims that she requested civil servants to arrange a private stssttmt— servants to arrange a private stssttmt sus— servants to arrange a private speeding course in a letter to the— speeding course in a letter to the ttms— speeding course in a letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak sttt— the home secretary, rishi sunak sttt hs-t— the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been— the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by his independent— said he'd been told by his independent ethics adviser that her tstttms— independent ethics adviser that her actions did— independent ethics adviser that her actions did not amount to a trstsh— her actions did not amount to a trstsh tt— her actions did not amount to a trstsh st tts— her actions did not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. the— breach of the ministerial code. the ttms— breach of the ministerial code. the home secretary has tttttttsst— the home secretary has apologised for the distraction it apologised for the distraction tt susst— apologised for the distraction tt susst tt— apologised for the distraction it caused to government . now the it caused to government. now the stttmet— it caused to government. now the cabinet office— it caused to government. now the cabinet office has— it caused to government. now the cabinet office has denied ttmttst— cabinet office has denied handing information that boris johnson— handing information that boris johnson mty— handing information that boris johnson may have broken new ttstttwm— johnson may have broken new lockdown rules— johnson may have broken new lockdown rules to _ johnson may have broken new lockdown rules to the police, stytht— lockdown rules to the police, stytmt the— lockdown rules to the police, saying the decision was made by sttt— saying the decision was made by sttt ssrwtss— saying the decision was made by civil service officials . it civil service officials. it comes after— civil service officials. it comes after the former prime wtmtstsr— comes after the former prime minister accused— comes after the former prime minister accused the cabinet tttrtss— minister accused the cabinet orttss tt— minister accused the cabinet office of making bizarre and unacceptable— office of making bizarre and unacceptable claims. mrjohnson unacceptable claims. mr johnson has unacceptable claims. mrjohnson hts tssm— unacceptable claims. mrjohnson has been reported— unacceptable claims. mrjohnson has been reported to both the wstrtttttttm— has been reported to both the metropolitan and thames valley tttrtss— metropolitan and thames valley rtttss ttrsss — metropolitan and thames valley police forces. other events at shstusrs— police forces. other events at shstusrs tmt— police forces. other events at chequers and downing street are in chequers and downing street are tm tusstttm— chequers and downing street are tm tusstttm. ts— chequers and downing street are in question. he has— chequers and downing street are in question. he has denied trstttmt— in question. he has denied breaking the— in question. he has denied breaking the rules as a legal tts— breaking the rules as a legal row has erupted— breaking the rules as a legal row has erupted between the stttmet— row has erupted between the cabinet office _ row has erupted between the cabinet office and the official sovtt— cabinet office and the official sovtt tt— cabinet office and the official covm 19 inquiry— cabinet office and the official covid 19 inquiry over the

ssttss— covid 19 inquiry over the ssttss tt— covid 19 inquiry over the release of boris johnson's whttsatt— release of boris johnson's whatsapp messages and diaries. shttrwtmth— whatsapp messages and diaries. chairwoman baron— whatsapp messages and diaries. chairwoman baron hallett is rer-sstmt— chairwoman baron hallett is rejecting decisions made by the stttmet— rejecting decisions made by the cabinet office _ rejecting decisions made by the cabinet office to— rejecting decisions made by the cabinet office to redact some of the mttsrttt— cabinet office to redact some of the material. the— cabinet office to redact some of the material. the communications tmstuts— the material. the communications include exchanges— the material. the communications include exchanges between boris johnson— include exchanges between boris johnson tmt— include exchanges between boris johnson and senior— include exchanges between boris johnson and senior government mtmtstsrs— johnson and senior government ministers, civil— johnson and senior government ministers, civil servants and ttstr— ministers, civil servants and their advisers— ministers, civil servants and their advisers during the ttmtsmts— their advisers during the pandemic are- their advisers during the pandemic are moving our tttsmtttms— pandemic are moving our attentions now- pandemic are moving our attentions now to portugal, whsrs— attentions now to portugal, whsrs st— attentions now to portugal, where gb news— attentions now to portugal, where gb news understands the tuthtrtttss— where gb news understands the authorities there— where gb news understands the authorities there hunting for stuss— authorities there hunting for stuss tm— authorities there hunting for clues in relation to the disappearance of madeleine wsstmm— disappearance of madeleine ttsstmm .— disappearance of madeleine mccann , will— disappearance of madeleine mccann , will continue their mccann, will continue their setrsh— mccann, will continue their sstrsh ttr— mccann, will continue their sstrsh ttr t— mccann, will continue their search for a third day. police ttts— search for a third day. police htws tssm— search for a third day. police have been using— search for a third day. police have been using mechanical brush suttsrs— have been using mechanical brush suttsrs rtttr— have been using mechanical brush cutters, radar rakes— have been using mechanical brush cutters, radar rakes and poles tmt— cutters, radar rakes and poles tht wes— cutters, radar rakes and poles and were seen removing a number of and were seen removing a number st ttts— and were seen removing a number st ttts tt— and were seen removing a number of bags of possibly— and were seen removing a number of bags of possibly potential swtsmss — of bags of possibly potential evidence. investigators are tttttmt— evidence. investigators are tttttht ttr— evidence. investigators are looking for any— evidence. investigators are looking for any sign that the three— looking for any sign that the three ystr— looking for any sign that the three year old _ looking for any sign that the three year old was taken to the area around the— three year old was taken to the area around the reservoir and ttm — area around the reservoir and dam .— area around the reservoir and ttm whtsh— area around the reservoir and dam , which was— area around the reservoir and dam , which was visited a number dam, which was visited a number of dam, which was visited a number st tmss— dam, which was visited a number st ttmss ty— dam, which was visited a number of times by prime— dam, which was visited a number of times by prime suspect shrtstttm— of times by prime suspect christian brueckner here at ttms,— christian brueckner here at home, the— christian brueckner here at home, the police watchdog will tmwssttttts — home, the police watchdog will tmwssttttts t— home, the police watchdog will investigate a road— home, the police watchdog will investigate a road crash in strtttt— investigate a road crash in cardiff after— investigate a road crash in cardiff after cctv footage smsrtst— cardiff after cctv footage emerged from _ cardiff after cctv footage emerged from the day two

tssmttsrs— emerged from the day two teenagers lost— emerged from the day two teenagers lost their lives . as teenagers lost their lives. as stutt— teenagers lost their lives. as stuth rtttss— teenagers lost their lives. as south wales police have received a south wales police have received twttst— south wales police have received a video showing— south wales police have received a video showing a— south wales police have received a video showing a police van tttttwtmt— a video showing a police van tttttwtmt t— a video showing a police van following a bike— a video showing a police van following a bike minutes before the ttttt— following a bike minutes before the fatal incident.— following a bike minutes before the fatal incident. 16 year old kyrees— the fatal incident. 16 year old kyrees sullivan _ the fatal incident. 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old ttrwsy— kyrees sullivan and 15 year old htmsy twtms— kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans were killed in the ely harvey evans were killed in the tty trst— harvey evans were killed in the tty tm— harvey evans were killed in the ely area on monday. their deaths ttts— ely area on monday. their deaths htws sttrtst— ely area on monday. their deaths have sparked riots— ely area on monday. their deaths have sparked riots in the area, tstwtmt— have sparked riots in the area, tstwtht t— have sparked riots in the area, leaving 11 police— have sparked riots in the area, leaving 11 police officers in htsttttt— leaving 11 police officers in hospital. hundreds of bunches of towers— hospital. hundreds of bunches of towers ttts— hospital. hundreds of bunches of flowers have been— hospital. hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left on the rttt— flowers have been left on the rttt ty— flowers have been left on the road by friends— flowers have been left on the road by friends and family and ttmttht— road by friends and family and ttmttht there— road by friends and family and tonight there will be a candlelit— tonight there will be a candlelit vigil for both boys wht— candlelit vigil for both boys who ttst— candlelit vigil for both boys who lost their— candlelit vigil for both boys who lost their lives . buckingham who lost their lives. buckingham rtttss— who lost their lives. buckingham ttttss stys— who lost their lives. buckingham palace says the— who lost their lives. buckingham palace says the duchess of tttmturth— palace says the duchess of edinburgh is— palace says the duchess of edinburgh is deeply saddened the— edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death— edinburgh is deeply saddened over the death of a woman who ttt— over the death of a woman who htt ty— over the death of a woman who htt ty t— over the death of a woman who was hit by a motorcycle in her tstse— was hit by a motorcycle in her ttttss ssstrt— was hit by a motorcycle in her police escort. 881— was hit by a motorcycle in her police escort. 881 year old tstsm— police escort. 881 year old helen holland— police escort. 881 year old helen holland was struck in ttmtts— helen holland was struck in tthttm tm— helen holland was struck in london on the— helen holland was struck in london on the 10th of may. as she— london on the 10th of may. as she rsttst,— london on the 10th of may. as she reported, she— london on the 10th of may. as she reported, she used a tstsstrttm— she reported, she used a pedestrian crossing but died the— pedestrian crossing but died after sustaining— pedestrian crossing but died after sustaining irreversible trttm— after sustaining irreversible brain damage— after sustaining irreversible brain damage .— after sustaining irreversible brain damage . the independent brain damage. the independent sttss— brain damage. the independent orttss ttr— brain damage. the independent office for police— brain damage. the independent office for police conduct has tttsttst— office for police conduct has tttsttst ttr— office for police conduct has appealed for witnesses. gb news umtsrsttmts— appealed for witnesses. gb news understands the— appealed for witnesses. gb news understands the duchess will be in understands the duchess will be tm ttush— understands the duchess will be in touch privately— understands the duchess will be in touch privately with miss tttttmt-s—

in touch privately with miss holland's family. now, their mtr-sstss— holland's family. now, their majesties, the— holland's family. now, their majesties, the king and queen ttts— majesties, the king and queen htws tstus— majesties, the king and queen htws tstuh t— majesties, the king and queen have begun a two day visit to northern— have begun a two day visit to northern ireland.— have begun a two day visit to northern ireland. their first stmss— northern ireland. their first the— northern ireland. their first since the coronation they began a since the coronation they began t tt— since the coronation they began a series of engagements by ttsmtmt— a series of engagements by ttsmtmt t— a series of engagements by ttsmtmt t sw— a series of engagements by opening a new coronation garden. the opening a new coronation garden. the ttrtsm-s— opening a new coronation garden. the garden's design is inspired by the garden's design is inspired ty tts— the garden's design is inspired ty ths stms— the garden's design is inspired by the same sustainable ttrtshmt— by the same sustainable gardening principles used by the tht— gardening principles used by the ttmt tmt— gardening principles used by the ttmt tht tusst— gardening principles used by the king and queen in— gardening principles used by the king and queen in their garden . king and queen in their garden. ttth— king and queen in their garden. ttth shtrtss— king and queen in their garden. both charles and— king and queen in their garden. both charles and camilla also met— both charles and camilla also met schoolchildren who took part in met schoolchildren who took part tm strtmttttm— met schoolchildren who took part in coronation projects and stmmumtty— in coronation projects and community members who had wttumtssrst— community members who had volunteered for— community members who had volunteered for the king's big tert— volunteered for the king's big tstt tut— volunteered for the king's big help out initiative with gb wsws. — help out initiative with gb wsws. tttrs— help out initiative with gb news. more news as it happens . news. more news as it happens. ttw— news. more news as it happens. wtw ttst— news. more news as it happens. wtw ttst tt— news. more news as it happens. wtw ttst tt .— now back to. patrick i now back to. patrick | t th— now back to. patrick . i am starting- now back to. patricki - i am starting this now back to. patrick i am starting this hour with a pretty question. is there pretty simple question. is there a hunt going on? i'm a tory witch hunt going on? i'm asking that in the wake of two big stories over the last few days. and frankly, we could put

a behind couldn't a collage behind me, couldn't we, all this stuff that's we, of all of this stuff that's been the year been breaking over the past year or morning it or two years. this morning it emerged suella braverman emerged that suella braverman will investigation will not face an investigation for asking officials whether she could have a private speed awareness course. brilliant. good that is the right thing to do. it would have been utterly bonkers had she had go or bonkers had she had to go or face of inquiry into face some kind of inquiry into this . rishi sunak this madness. rishi sunak consulted ethics adviser consulted his ethics adviser over case before deciding over the case before deciding the matter did not amount to a breach of the ministerial code, but boris johnson has now been referred to police over further potential lockdown breaches . potential lockdown breaches. he's government he's ditched government appointed representing appointed lawyers representing him. not surprised, given him. i'm not surprised, given the so far. last the way it's gone so far. last night, boris johnson's former brexit minister, jacob rees—mogg, said that he'd visited the prime minister's home during lockdown, or at least chequers. but said that he kept to the rules . i can tell kept to the rules. i can tell you thtt— kept to the rules. i can tell you that during— i can tell you that during period you that during that period i went— you that during that period i went-chequers,- you that during that period i went-chequers, i- you that during that period i went chequers, i was invited went to chequers, i was invited there— went to chequers, i was invited thsrs wtth— went to chequers, i was invited thsrs wtth my— went to chequers, i was invited there with my children entirely in accordance— there with my children entirely in accordance with the rules . in accordance with the rules. amtthsr— in accordance with the rules. another senior— in accordance with the rules. another senior government mtmtstsr— another senior government mtmtstsrws— another senior government minister was going to come, but

the mtms— minister was going to come, but the prime minister— minister was going to come, but the prime minister cancelled him tssuss— the prime minister cancelled him tssuss ytu— the prime minister cancelled him because you were— the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed to ttts— because you were only allowed to htws tms— because you were only allowed to have one family— because you were only allowed to have one family present at the ttms. — have one family present at the ttms. st— have one family present at the ttms. st whtt— have one family present at the time. so what would have been a mssttmt— time. so what would have been a mssttmt wtth— time. so what would have been a meeting with the— time. so what would have been a meeting with the prime minister or meeting with the prime minister tr the— meeting with the prime minister tr the ther— meeting with the prime minister or the chief whip— meeting with the prime minister or the chief whip and the leader of or the chief whip and the leader st the— or the chief whip and the leader st ths htuss— or the chief whip and the leader of the house of— or the chief whip and the leader of the house of commons just had me there— of the house of commons just had me there because— of the house of commons just had me there because you couldn't mts— me there because you couldn't mtx ttmtttss. — me there because you couldn't mix families. the— me there because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was mix families. the prime minister tttsmt— mix families. the prime minister was diligent about— mix families. the prime minister was diligent about it. i might ttst— was diligent about it. i might ttst sty— was diligent about it. i might ttst sty thtt— was diligent about it. i might also say that one— was diligent about it. i might also say that one of my children the— also say that one of my children tttsr tumsh— also say that one of my children after lunch, bowled out the mtms— after lunch, bowled out the prime minister— after lunch, bowled out the prime minister and removed his mtttts— prime minister and removed his mtttts stump,— prime minister and removed his middle stump, but that would be tttsttht— middle stump, but that would be tttsttmt .— middle stump, but that would be boasting . you're— middle stump, but that would be boasting . you're not allowed to boasting. you're not allowed to the— boasting. you're not allowed to the tttut— boasting. you're not allowed to joke about that,— boasting. you're not allowed to joke about that, apparently. otty— joke about that, apparently. otty .— joke about that, apparently. otty . ss— joke about that, apparently. otty . so we— joke about that, apparently. okay . so we have- joke about that, apparently. okay. so we have a look at the reality of the situation here, which is in the last few weeks , which is in the last few weeks, we've had a very, very senior government minister in the shape of dominic raab get done despite not really shouting or swearing at anybody as far as i can tell, for allegations going back years and and years. and then and years and years. and then we've had boris johnson, i and years and years. and then we've had borisjohnson, i mean, we've had boris johnson, i mean, repeatedly hauled before a variety of different people and scrutinised and questions and non—stop reported to the police over stuff. and then we've got suella braverman as well. and someone's just out and someone's just come out and said, this stuff. and i'm

said, all of this stuff. and i'm starting to think, hang on a minute, pass this minute, people pass off this idea being some kind of idea of there being some kind of blob behind scenes. the blob behind the scenes. the theory is that you've got theory there is that you've got elected officials , okay? and elected officials, okay? and then civil servants and people in quangos or whoever who are unaccountable, unelected as well, crucially, who are working in some way against what the government is trying to do. briefing against them, leaking out stuff about them. i spoke to the assistant head of the fda union, which is a civil service union, which is a civil service union, and i was really keen to drill down on that as to whether or it is against the civil or not it is against the civil servants code to leak stuff to the press. she was crystal clear . yes, is. and so . she said, yes, it is. and so why is there a huge focus on things that may or may not have happened years ago that have absolutely no bearing on the running of the country today. but any questions but we don't have any questions about our civil about whether or not our civil service seriously impartial service is seriously impartial or not anyone there or whether or not anyone there is the service is breaking the civil service code. women how is christopher hope? he's associate hope? so he's associate political daily political editor at the daily telegraph. know chopper political editor at the daily teleg we, . know chopper political editor at the daily teleg we, . was

night. chopper great have you night. chopper great to have you on you very, on the show. thank you very, very much. and look, you are having people talking you. having people talking to you. weren't of weren't you saying know, some of your sources behind the your your sources behind the scenes they didn't scenes saying that they didn't really blob, as really believe in the blob, as it before, but they're it were, before, but they're starting to wonder, well, what what latest voices what are the latest voices in your well, i'm your ear? chopper well, i'm rstttmt— your ear? chopper well, i'm rstttht ttt— your ear? chopper well, i'm rsttmt oh my— your ear? chopper well, i'm reading off my phone- i tisi7 well, i'm reading off my phone here with my whttsatt— reading off my phone here with my whttsatt .— reading off my phone here with my whatsapp . patrick, this my whatsapp. patrick, this ttrmsr— my whatsapp. patrick, this former minister said to me, i ttm-t— former minister said to me, i ttm-t ttth-t— former minister said to me, i don't didn't really believe in the— don't didn't really believe in the ttst— don't didn't really believe in the blob till— don't didn't really believe in the blob till now, but the sssts— the blob till now, but the ssmts tt— the blob till now, but the events of the _ the blob till now, but the events of the past few days, the themes— events of the past few days, the briefings against— events of the past few days, the briefings against suella braverman— briefings against suella braverman and now tonight's tstttm— braverman and now tonight's action against— braverman and now tonight's action against boris johnson are tsttmmtmt— action against boris johnson are tstmmmt tt— action against boris johnson are beginning to make me think ttth. — beginning to make me think ttth. att— beginning to make me think again. and that's what's htttsmst— again. and that's what's htttsmst. t— again. and that's what's happened. i mean, i know that it mttht— happened. i mean, i know that it mttht stutt— happened. i mean, i know that it mttht stumt t— happened. i mean, i know that it might sound a bit— happened. i mean, i know that it might sound a bit the left, might sound a bit on the left, srtttss— might sound a bit on the left, some critics of— might sound a bit on the left, some critics of the government. i some critics of the government. t-thtt— some critics of the government. t-thtt tts— some critics of the government. i-that the right's- some critics of the government. i that the right's gone a i think that the right's gone a bit i think that the right's gone a ttt mtt— i think that the right's gone a bit mad about— i think that the right's gone a bit mad about but is i think that the right's gone a bifeeling, bout but is i think that the right's gone a bifeeling, but but is i think that the right's gone a bifeeling, i think but is i think that the right's gone a bifeeling, i think onejt is i think that the right's gone a bifeeling, i think one ministers a feeling, i think one minister sttt— a feeling, i think one minister sttt tr— a feeling, i think one minister sttt tr-wt— a feeling, i think one minister said or-mp said- a feeling, i think one minister said or mp said to me, they said or one mp said to me, they test— said or one mp said to me, they test the— said or one mp said to me, they feel like they're— said or one mp said to me, they feel like they're the game. feel like they're in the game. tts—wtm— feel like they're in the game. pac—man-80s.- feel like they're in the game.- pac—man-80s. pac—man pac—man from the 80s. pac—man wtth— pac—man from the 80s. pac—man wtth thts— pac—man from the 80s. pac—man wtth thts tt— pac—man from the 80s. pac—man with this of this— pac—man from the 80s. pac—man with this of this blob eating up all with this of this blob eating up ttt tts— with this of this blob eating up ttt ths ttmt— with this of this blob eating up all the kind of— with this of this blob eating up all the kind of right wing ghosts.— all the kind of right wing thtsts. tut— all the kind of right wing ghosts. but that's what it feels the— ghosts. but that's what it feels the to — ghosts. but that's what it feels the to them. — ghosts. but that's what it feels like to them. i— ghosts. but that's what it feels like to them. i mean, it might stutt— like to them. i mean, it might stumt srty — like to them. i mean, it might sound crazy. and— like to them. i mean, it might sound crazy. and of course, they-rs— sound crazy. and of course, thsy-rs tm— sound crazy. and of course, they're in government. they can

tttsst— they're in government. they can affect _feeling l affect change. but the feeling thtt— affect change. but the feeling thtt there-s— affect change. but the feeling that there's-a— affect change. but the feeling that there's a centrist that there's such a centrist mtts-the— that there's such a centrist move .the civil- that there's such a centrist move the civil service, that there's such a centrist movefeel the civil service, that there's such a centrist movefeel undercivil service, that there's such a centrist movefeel under threattrvice, that there's such a centrist movefeel under threat andt, they feel under threat and thtt-s— they feel under threat and thtt-s why— they feel under threat and that's why they went a bit a bit ttrmy— that's why they went a bit a bit ttrmy ttst— that's why they went a bit a bit barmy last night— that's why they went a bit a bit barmy last night about this. but they— barmy last night about this. but they-thsrs-s— barmy last night about this. but they there's something they do think there's something in they do think there's something tm-thsy-rs— they do think there's something tm-thsy-rs-wsryi in this and they're getting very ,_what- in this and they're getting very ,_wha thsy| in this and they're getting very. ,_what they , very jumpy about what they see as , very jumpy about what they see tslttmt— , very jumpy about what they see aslkind-would- , very jumpy about what they see aslkind-would they- as a kind of they would they wtutt— as a kind of they would they would describe— as a kind of they would they would describe it as remainers trytmt— would describe it as remainers trytmt tt— would describe it as remainers trytmt to remote— would describe it as remainers trying to remove the of trying to remove the kind of differential— trying to remove the kind of differential nature of the uk tttthst— differential nature of the uk tttmst tts— differential nature of the uk against the european union. and they— against the european union. and they wtmrts— against the european union. and they wonder, wonder why what's whtt-s— they wonder, wonder why what's whtt-s stustmt— they wonder, wonder why what's what's causing that and what is a differential— what's causing that and what is a differential nature of being a stmssrwtttws— a differential nature of being a conservative nowadays compared to conservative nowadays compared tt-whtt-s— conservative nowadays compared tt-whtt-sths— to labour. what's the difference? - to labour. what's the difference? and that's why i ththt— difference? and that's why i thtt—hers- difference? and that's why i. think—hereirishi think the chance here for rishi sumtt— think the chance here for rishi sumtt-hs-s— think the chance here for rishi sunak,-he's got- think the chance here for rishi sunak, he's got put sunak, i think he's got to put a big sunak, i think he's got to put a ttt tm— sunak, i think he's got to put a ttt trm-ttrts- sunak, i think he's got to put a big arm boris johnson . big arm around boris johnson. there-s— big arm around boris johnson. thsrs-s th— big arm around boris johnson. there's an election 18 there's an election now just 18 months— there's an election now just 18 months-thts— there's an election now just 18 months-this time- there's an election now just 18 months this time next months away. this time next ystu— months away. this time next yet. they— months away. this time next yet. they wtmt— months away. this time next year. they want to have johnson stmttttmtmt— year. they want to have johnson stmttttmtmt-rtrty- year. they want to have johnson campaigning party in campaigning for tory party in the rst— campaigning for tory party in the rst wtu— campaigning for tory party in the red wall seats because he's sush— the red wall seats because he's sush t— the red wall seats because he's sush t ttst— the red wall seats because he's such a good campaigner. surrsmtty— such a good campaigner. currently-in- such a good campaigner. currently in america . i've currently he's in america. i've tssm— currently he's in america. i've tssh tott— currently he's in america. i've tssh tttt hs— currently he's in america. i've been told he hasn't spoken to the mtms— been told he hasn't spoken to the prime minister sunak since tester.— the prime minister sunak since october. that's— the prime minister sunak since october. that's not great tssuss— october. that's not great because he's— october. that's not great because he's a- october. that's not great because he's a he's a best stmttttmsr— because he's a he's a best campaigner politically of his tshsrttttm— campaigner politically of his tsmsrttttm .— campaigner politically of his generation . they want him on the generation. they want him on the on generation. they want him on the tn the— generation. they want him on the tn the htmt— generation. they want him on the on the front foot— generation. they want him on the on the front foot fighting tau”.— on the front foot fighting labour, not _ on the front foot fighting labour, not fighting each other. it's labour, not fighting each other. tt-s t— labour, not fighting each other.

tt-s t mess— labour, not fighting each other. it's a mess. yeah— labour, not fighting each other. it's a mess. yeah absolutely. newt— it's a mess. yeah absolutely. wsw. tstw— it's a mess. yeah absolutely. now, look, chopper- it's a mess. yeah absolutely. now, look, chopper as- it's a mess. yeah absolutely. now, look, chopper as well , you now, look, chopper as well, you mentioned a really good point there, which is all eyes on rishi sunak for how he handled suella . and just suella braverman. and just finally anyway , batting it away, finally anyway, batting it away, something maybe some people think he could have done a little bit sooner. and surprise, surprise, know, the noises surprise, you know, the noises have gone. there wasn't have all gone. there wasn't a huge amount it, from huge amount on it, apart from the little quip at pmqs the odd little quip at pmqs today, the prime acts today, the prime minister acts swiftly decisively and just swiftly and decisively and just says, look, i'm not bothering with it can go away. with this. often it can go away. you think that rishi sunak needs to a big arm around boris to put a big arm around boris johnson? he need to do johnson? what does he need to do ? does to come out ? what does he need to come out and , well, you remember back and say, well, you remember back in october when there were talks just about half a mile, half a or a few hundred yards from here on? millbank between johnson and sumtt— on? millbank between johnson and sumtt they— on? millbank between johnson and sumtt thsy wes— tzti7 millbank between johnson and sunak, they were trying to work out sunak, they were trying to work tut-they— sunak, they were trying to work tut-they tt— sunak, they were trying to work tut-they to t— sunak, they were trying to work out-they do a deal- sunak, they were trying to work out they do a deal work out can they do a deal work together?— out can they do a deal work together? tm— out can they do a deal work together? in october, sunak made ststr— together? in october, sunak made stst-wts— together? in october, sunak made ststr-wts mt— together? in october, sunak made clear-was no deal- together? in october, sunak made clear-was no deal to- together? in october, sunak made clear was no deal to be clear there was no deal to be ttms— clear there was no deal to be ttms tht— clear there was no deal to be done and johnson— clear there was no deal to be done and johnson withdrew from the done and johnson withdrew from tts—swsm- done and johnson withdrew from the—even though| the leadership race even though he the leadership race even though hs—tt- the leadership race even though hs—tt sttmtl he had enough mps to stand ttttmst— he had enough mps to stand against probably he had enough mps to stand. against—probably win against sunak and probably win tmtmtst— against sunak and probably win tmtmtst-trtss— against sunak and probably win amongst grass roots far amongst the grass roots far ttrwtrt— amongst the grass roots far ttrwtrt ste— amongst the grass roots far forward six months, no talks . forward six months, no talks. tthmstm-s— forward six months, no talks. johnson's now— forward six months, no talks. johnson's now in— forward six months, no talks.

johnson's now in america this week— johnson's now in america this week ttst— johnson's now in america this week back next— johnson's now in america this week back next week for talks wtth — week back next week for talks wtth tts— week back next week for talks with his - advisers- week back next week for talks with his advisers about with his key advisers about whtt-s— with his key advisers about whtt-s-tut— with his key advisers about what's-but he's- with his key advisers about what's but he's upset. he what's next. but he's upset. he tsets— what's next. but he's upset. he tests the— what's next. but he's upset. he feels the stitch— what's next. but he's upset. he feels the stitch up.— what's next. but he's upset. he feels the stitch up. he feels hs-s— feels the stitch up. he feels hs-s mstrty— feels the stitch up. he feels he's nearly getting to the end of he's nearly getting to the end tt-trtwtstss— he's nearly getting to the end of privileges committee. of this privileges committee. ttt— of this privileges committee. ttt-tt— of this privileges committee. ttt-ts ttrs— of this privileges committee. did _to mps over- did he lie to mps over htrtytttss— did he lie to mps over partygate? well, was did he lie to mps over- partygate? well,-was about partygate? well, that was about to partygate? well, that was about ttlrssttwst,— partygate? well, that was about to resolved, thought in a to be resolved, we thought in a tsw— to be resolved, we thought in a tsw wssts— to be resolved, we thought in a few weeks time— to be resolved, we thought in a few weeks time this new investigation— few weeks time this new investigation an i understand thtt— investigation an i understand thtt the— investigation an i understand thtt the t— investigation an i understand that the 17 separate diary smtrtss— that the 17 separate diary smtrtss .— that the 17 separate diary entries , which- that the 17 separate diary entries , which are being looked entries, which are being looked at entries, which are being looked tt ty— entries, which are being looked tt ty tts— entries, which are being looked at by the cabinet— entries, which are being looked at by the cabinet office some of those— at by the cabinet office some of those ttts— at by the cabinet office some of those have gone— at by the cabinet office some of those have gone to— at by the cabinet office some of those have gone to the police whsm— those have gone to the police wtsh-tstse— those have gone to the police when police involved, it when the police get involved, it metm-tt— when the police get involved, it means-of weeks- when the police get involved, it means-of weeks of- when the police get involved, it means of weeks of waiting means lots of weeks of waiting investigations— means lots of weeks of waiting investigations .— means lots of weeks of waiting investigations . those investigations. those questionnaires will be submitted ttth— questionnaires will be submitted ttttm .— questionnaires will be submitted ttttm . ts— questionnaires will be submitted ttth . ts there— questionnaires will be submitted again . is there any case to again. is there any case to answer to police forces? not tust— answer to police forces? not rust-tt— answer to police forces? not rust-rt tsss— answer to police forces? not rust-rt tsss tm- answer to police forces? not just-it goes on. i- answer to police forces? not just it goes on. i can see just one. it goes on. i can see htrtyttts— just one. it goes on. i can see htrtyttts tmt— just one. it goes on. i can see partygate and privileges committee, _ partygate and privileges committee, which is holding tthmstm— committee, which is holding johnson back— committee, which is holding johnson back at— committee, which is holding johnson back at the moment, going— johnson back at the moment, tttmt tm— johnson back at the moment, tttmt tm unth— johnson back at the moment, going on until christmas. and by them— going on until christmas. and by thsmlhs— going on until christmas. and by thsmlhs tsts— going on until christmas. and by thsmlhs tsts t— going on until christmas. and by then, he gets a ban in more then, if he gets a ban in more thtt— then, if he gets a ban in more thtm tsm— then, if he gets a ban in more thtm tsm ttys— then, if he gets a ban in more than ten days, there could be a ty—stsstttm— than ten days, there could be a by—election in— than ten days, there could be a by—election in johnson's seat in than ten days, there could be a by—spring n in johnson's seat in than ten days, there could be a by—spring orn johnson's seat in than ten days, there could be a by—spring or around on's seat in than ten days, there could be a by—spring or around then.aat in than ten days, there could be a by—spring or around then. iit in the spring or around then. i thtt-s— the spring or around then. i mean, that's a— the spring or around then. i mean, that's a disaster for the ttrtss— mean, that's a disaster for the tories looking— mean, that's a disaster for the tories looking into a november stsstttm— tories looking into a november stsstttm tts— tories looking into a november election. it's really in the ttt-s— election. it's really in the pm's interest,— election. it's really in the pm's interest, think, to get pm's interest, i think, to get thts—trott- pm's interest, i think, to get thts—trtmtt .- pm's interest, i think, to get this—pronto . puti pm's interest, i think, to get- this_pronto . put your this sorted out pronto. put your arm around him,— this sorted out pronto. put your arm around him, be nice to boris tssuss— arm around him, be nice to boris tssuss torts—

arm around him, be nice to boris because boris is— arm around him, be nice to boris because boris is a— arm around him, be nice to boris because boris is a useful asset for because boris is a useful asset ttr the— because boris is a useful asset ttr the try— because boris is a useful asset for the tory party.— because boris is a useful asset for the tory party. currently hs-s— for the tory party. currently hs-s tt— for the tory party. currently hs-s tt — for the tory party. currently he's at sea. he's- for the tory party. currently he's at sea. he's overseas in a ttttsrsmt— he's at sea. he's overseas in a ttttsrsmt ttms— he's at sea. he's overseas in a different time zone— he's at sea. he's overseas in a different time zone and he's sss. otty.— different time zone and he's cross . okay, look.- different time zone and he's cross . different time zone and he's- cross . okay, look. choppy. thank cross. okay, look. choppy. thank you very much. now, can i just. just quickly just say to you as well, we are hearing from what well, we are hearing from what we gather, a lot of we can gather, a lot of conservative mps have to conservative mps have gone to ground so ground on this today. okay. so a lot the usual types lot of them, the usual types that you would expect normally come and thump about come out and tub thump about this doing this are currently not doing that. you read into that. what do you read into that? do think that is? that? why do you think that is? because, this would as because, you know, this would as you opportunity you said, it's an opportunity for would be an for rishi. it would be an opportunity for the conservative party been a bit split, party that has been a bit split, to least recently, to to say the least recently, to come get behind it and come out and get behind it and say, look, not taking say, no, look, we're not taking this okay? we feel like this anymore, okay? we feel like we're being undermined from this faceless and i've faceless blob behind and i've got to be honest with you, i mean, we're trying to mean, clearly, we're trying to get them on this show get as many of them on this show as possible. they're not doing it . you've had jacob it well. you've had jacob tsss—rttts— it well. you've had jacob- rees—mogg_there , rees—mogg on your clip there, but rees—mogg on your clip there, tut—t.— rees—mogg on your clip there, tut—t. teth- but that's about it. yeah, i thtmt— but that's about it. yeah, i think there— but that's about it. yeah, i think there is— but that's about it. yeah, i think there is a- but that's about it. yeah, i think there is a there's a tssttmt— think there is a there's a feeling that— think there is a there's a feeling that there's no alternative _ feeling that there's no alternative to rishi sunak . so alternative to rishi sunak. so why— alternative to rishi sunak. so why-y0u_ alternative to rishi sunak. so why-you 90— alternative to rishi sunak. so why-you 90 sm- alternative to rishi sunak. so why you go on tv and start why would you go on tv and start stytmt— why would you go on tv and start stytmt thtt— why would you go on tv and start saying that there's— why would you go on tv and start saying that there's a— why would you go on tv and start saying that there's a blob thtt-s— saying that there's a blob thtt-s trytmt— saying that there's a blob that's trying to neuter the

mtht— that's trying to neuter the rttht tt— that's trying to neuter the rttht tr-ttry- that's trying to neuter the right of tory party? why do right of the tory party? why do thtt—tstuttl that when there's no actual alternative _ that when there's no actual alternative to _ that when there's no actual alternative to him? boris johnson— alternative to him? boris johnson can't— alternative to him? boris johnson can't go anywhere . no johnson can't go anywhere. no th— johnson can't go anywhere. no tm tm— johnson can't go anywhere. no one in in parliament behind me is one in in parliament behind me ts—tr— one in in parliament behind me ts—tr mtt— one in in parliament behind me ts—tr not the- one in in parliament behind me is_or not the usual. is telling me or not the usual sustssts— suspects they are not not tstttmt— suspects they are not not telling-there- suspects they are not not telling there are letters telling me. there are letters going— telling me. there are letters tttmt tm— telling me. there are letters tttmt tm tm— telling me. there are letters going in on sunak. you can't stsh-ttts— going in on sunak. you can't even -vote of- going in on sunak. you can't even -vote of no - going in on sunak. you can't even vote of no confidence even do a vote of no confidence in even do a vote of no confidence tn the— even do a vote of no confidence tn the mtms— even do a vote of no confidence in the prime minister until tstttsr— in the prime minister until october because he's safe for a yet— october because he's safe for a ystr uhtsr— october because he's safe for a ystr umtsr the— october because he's safe for a year under the rules. therefore, there-s— year under the rules. therefore, thsrs-s mt— year under the rules. therefore, there's no real— year under the rules. therefore, there's no real political tsmsttt— there's no real political benefit from - there's no real political benefit from stirring the pot tutttsty— benefit from stirring the pot now publicly about the prime ttmttst— now publicly about the prime minister. and— now publicly about the prime minister. and that's why . well, minister. and that's why. well, thtt-s— minister. and that's why. well, thtt-s why— minister. and that's why. well, thtt-s why tm— minister. and that's why. well, that's why i'm on.— minister. and that's why. well, that's why i'm on. and they trsmt — that's why i'm on. and they trsmt _t-h- that's why i'm on. and theyi aren't. _i'm very aren't. yeah, well, i'm very pleased that you are. can i just say because you are a beacon of light in a dark and bleak existence. thank you very much. that's christopher there, that's christopher hope there, of is the associate of course, who is the associate political editor at daily political editor at the daily telegraph. loads more on this story. not going go story. it's not going to go away. it not going to go away. why is it not going to go away? something away? because until something changes, continuing changes, we're continuing to see all leaks and this all these leaks and all of this stuff. does appear to me to stuff. it does appear to me to be increasingly be getting increasingly desperate, doesn't it? how much stuff up from the stuff can we rake up from the past that its out? and past that finds its way out? and when questions start when will the questions be start to by the vast majority to be asked by the vast majority of your usual media types about

how earth all of this how on earth all of this is getting out into the press and why it's given so traction. why it's given so much traction. you believe glee you would not believe the glee on lot of the on the faces of a lot of the people yesterday. or that people yesterday. or is that something boris johnson? something about boris johnson? it's something partygate. it's something about partygate. i'm think i'm sorry. i just don't think anyone is there i'm sorry. i just don't think any more is there i'm sorry. i just don't think any more important is there i'm sorry. i just don't think any more important stuffere i'm sorry. i just don't think any more important stuff facing not more important stuff facing this country the moment? you this country at the moment? you get on story on get loads more on that story on our website. head to gb our website. simply head to gb news you will find news .com where you will find the best analysis. big opinion as latest breaking as well as the latest breaking news. but talking of breaking news, i have some for you because it concerns that teenagen because it concerns that teenager. yes it concerns that teenager. yes it concerns that teenager who has been filming himself entering someone's house and someone's dog, and taking someone's dog, amongst other things. we cover this a bit earlier on in the week , 18 year old bakari bronzer week, 18 year old bakari bronzer aguero, who is known on social media as mizzy, has has pleaded guilty to failing to comply with the community protection notice. he's been fined £365. we will have more on that story as we get it. that is the tiktok prankster who, as you will be able to see if you're watching

us on television or online, has done things like stealing a person's although person's dog, although apparently he it back. i'm apparently he gave it back. i'm not really matters. not sure that really matters. walking people's houses , walking into people's houses, going tearing going into libraries and tearing books out and just generally being a bit of a nuisance, really. well, our breaking news there course, he has there is, of course, that he has now guilty me to failing now pleaded guilty me to failing to comply with the community protection notice and has been fined £365. like i said, more on that as we get it, but it speaks volumes, doesn't it? i think about the state of mind of the younger generation. what tiktok can people can do to people, what people are do for clicks, are willing to do for clicks, and i well, the and also dare i say as well, the state of parenting in this country, because if i'd have produced a video along those lines, would lines, i think my parents would have on me. but lines, i think my parents would have we on me. but lines, i think my parents would have we go. on me. but lines, i think my parents would have we go. movingn me. but lines, i think my parents would have we go. moving one. but lines, i think my parents would have we go. moving on. searches there we go. moving on. searches at the arade on the algarve, at the arade dam on the algarve, in madeleine mccann in the madeleine mccann investigation will continue to into day. that's into a third day. that's according to sources. this according to local sources. this comes as a mechanical bus cutter has arrived at the scene in portugal to help with the searches. police searches. dozens of police officers and specialist teams are mounting full day are mounting a second full day

of search activity in the hunt for clues surrounding madeleine's disappearance. 16 years our home security years ago. our home security edhon years ago. our home security editor, mark white, is in the algarve. some editor, mark white, is in the algarve . some key information algarve. some key information tttty— algarve. some key information tttty trsm— algarve. some key information today from the— 3 some key information today from the german chief trssssuttr— today from the german chief trssssuttr .— today from the german chief prosecutor , christian wolters. prosecutor, christian wolters. the— prosecutor, christian wolters. ths mt— prosecutor, christian wolters. the man leading the german end of the man leading the german end tt the— the man leading the german end of the madeleine— the man leading the german end of the madeleine mccann investigation— of the madeleine mccann investigation .— of the madeleine mccann investigation . even now, he says investigation. even now, he says thtt— investigation. even now, he says thtt thtt— investigation. even now, he says thtt thtt ttt— investigation. even now, he says that that tip off,— investigation. even now, he says that that tip off, that key intelligence _ that that tip off, that key intelligence that led them to tmsttttts— intelligence that led them to instigate this— intelligence that led them to instigate this new search for stuss— instigate this new search for stuss tm— instigate this new search for stuss tn the— instigate this new search for clues in the madeleine mccann mystery. — clues in the madeleine mccann mystery. st— clues in the madeleine mccann mystery. to asht— clues in the madeleine mccann mystery. so long after she ttstttstrst— mystery. so long after she disappeared in— mystery. so long after she disappeared in two thousand and seven, was not the— disappeared in two thousand and seven, was not the result of a stmssst— seven, was not the result of a confess mission— seven, was not the result of a confess mission by their prime sustsst— confess mission by their prime sustsst, shrts— confess mission by their prime suspect, chris john brueckner. ttw— suspect, chris john brueckner. wtw hs-s— suspect, chris john brueckner. wtw hs-s tstmt— suspect, chris john brueckner. now he's being held in a german trtstm— now he's being held in a german trtsth tttsr— now he's being held in a german prison after being— now he's being held in a german prison after being convicted on serious sex offence charges. ts-s— serious sex offence charges. ts-s ttwtys— serious sex offence charges. he's always denied any involvement— he's always denied any involvement in the disappearance of involvement in the disappearance st wttstsths— involvement in the disappearance of madeleine mccann, so perhaps no of madeleine mccann, so perhaps mt surtrtss— of madeleine mccann, so perhaps mt surtrtss ts— of madeleine mccann, so perhaps no surprise is that— of madeleine mccann, so perhaps no surprise is that the information- no surprise is that the information has not come from htm— information has not come from htm. the— information has not come from him. the german— information has not come from him. the german chief prosecutor,— him. the german chief prosecutor, though, not going tmts— prosecutor, though, not going thtt tmy— prosecutor, though, not going thtt tmy ttmt— prosecutor, though, not going into any kind of— prosecutor, though, not going into any kind of detail about where— into any kind of detail about where the— into any kind of detail about where the intelligence came trsm,— where the intelligence came trsm, tut—

where the intelligence came from, but the _ where the intelligence came from, but the search itself, ttttm— from, but the search itself, ttttm ttr— from, but the search itself, ttttm ttr t— from, but the search itself, again, for a second day, it's tmtsmstws— again, for a second day, it's thtshstws .— again, for a second day, it's intensive. i'm— again, for a second day, it's intensive . i'm just going to get intensive. i'm just going to get out intensive. i'm just going to get tut tt— intensive. i'm just going to get tut st tts— intensive. i'm just going to get tut st ths wty— intensive. i'm just going to get out of the way and allow the camera to zoom— out of the way and allow the camera to zoom in there towards thtt— camera to zoom in there towards thtt setrsh— camera to zoom in there towards that search area.— camera to zoom in there towards that search area. you see the whts— that search area. you see the white forensic— that search area. you see the white forensic tents there on thts— white forensic tents there on thts smtrt— white forensic tents there on this small peninsula that is tutttmt— this small peninsula that is tutttmt tut— this small peninsula that is jutting out into— this small peninsula that is jutting out into the arad rsssrwth — jutting out into the arad reservoir. and- jutting out into the arad reservoir. and today we had msshtmtstt— reservoir. and today we had mechanical equipment brought in trust— mechanical equipment brought in brush clearer,— mechanical equipment brought in brush clearer, a— mechanical equipment brought in brush clearer, a device that's rsmttsty— brush clearer, a device that's remotely controlled to go into the worst— remotely controlled to go into the worst tt— remotely controlled to go into the worst of that— remotely controlled to go into the worst of that thicket to hstt— the worst of that thicket to hstt try— the worst of that thicket to hstt try to — the worst of that thicket to help try to clear it so that the setrsh— help try to clear it so that the search teams— help try to clear it so that the search teams can— help try to clear it so that the search teams can get right in there— search teams can get right in there tmt— search teams can get right in there and properly search the umtsrtrtwth.— there and properly search the undergrowth. that's grown quite sttmhtstmtty— undergrowth. that's grown quite significantly over— undergrowth. that's grown quite significantly over the past 16 ystrs — significantly over the past 16 ystrs tts— significantly over the past 16 years. the reservoir car itself, i years. the reservoir car itself, t met— years. the reservoir car itself, t thts— years. the reservoir car itself, t thts ts— years. the reservoir car itself, i mean, this is a— years. the reservoir car itself, i mean, this is a beauty spot. we— i mean, this is a beauty spot. we tstw— i mean, this is a beauty spot. we know that— i mean, this is a beauty spot. we know that christian brueckner,— we know that christian brueckner, the prime suspect , brueckner, the prime suspect, ttt— brueckner, the prime suspect, htt stms— brueckner, the prime suspect, had come here— brueckner, the prime suspect, had come here on— brueckner, the prime suspect, had come here on a number of thtt— had come here on a number of occasions that this— had come here on a number of occasions that this reservoir is ttt— occasions that this reservoir is not tstmt— occasions that this reservoir is not being searched at the moment— not being searched at the moment we— not being searched at the moment. we don't think it is going— moment. we don't think it is tttmt tt— moment. we don't think it is tttmt to te— moment. we don't think it is going to be searched . it's clear going to be searched. it's clear thtt— going to be searched. it's clear thtt ttstr— going to be searched. it's clear

that their intelligence that was tttsm— that their intelligence that was then tt— that their intelligence that was them to the — that their intelligence that was given to the chief— that their intelligence that was given to the chief prosecutor there— given to the chief prosecutor thsrs ts— given to the chief prosecutor thsrs ts very— given to the chief prosecutor there is very specific , nick, in there is very specific, nick, in terms— there is very specific, nick, in terms tt— there is very specific, nick, in terms of allowing— there is very specific, nick, in terms of allowing search. they are terms of allowing search. they mtt— terms of allowing search. they are not, according— terms of allowing search. they are not, according to the chief trssssuttr— are not, according to the chief trssssuttr .— are not, according to the chief prosecutor , specifically looking prosecutor, specifically looking for prosecutor, specifically looking ttrths— prosecutor, specifically looking for the remains— prosecutor, specifically looking for the remains of madeleine wssthh— for the remains of madeleine ttsstmm .— for the remains of madeleine ttsstmm , tut— for the remains of madeleine mccann , but potentially items mccann, but potentially items tmst— mccann, but potentially items ttmtst tt— mccann, but potentially items linked to the _ mccann, but potentially items linked to the three year old tttrt— linked to the three year old mark white. _ linked to the three year old mark white. “tiiti ti“ linked to the three year old- mark white. there on the algarve for us. we will, of course, be keeping you right up to date with any developments in that search for madeleine mccann. and we will bring that to you as soon as information is fed back to us here on that. but there is good and news on the good news and bad news on the cost living crisis. yes, cost of living crisis. yes, the good news is that inflation is coming the bad news is coming down. the bad news is that still that food prices are still rising at an alarming rate. what does of this really mean for does all of this really mean for the your pocket ? are the money in your pocket? are you just a little bit sick of these forecast as well? these economic forecast as well? i christys on i think i'm patrick christys on gb britain's

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people's channel, britain's news . shthhst— . channel welcome back, everybody. now in a minutes, we will hear from a few minutes, we will hear from police that police in cardiff on that investigation into the fatal crash that led to monday's heavy duty riots in the area. and i will get the expert's view on the migrant crisis as well. with last year's net migration figures set to be announced tomorrow. and i will be telling you few of you have you all a few of you have guessed location guessed the location where i will our net will be tomorrow for our net migration here on gb migration special here on gb news. chancellor jeremy news. but chancellorjeremy hunt says the government's target of halving by end of

halving inflation by the end of the year still possible. and the year is still possible. and this morning's this comes as this morning's official revealed official figures are revealed and they show that uk inflation has fallen to 8.7. but here's a run through this and much more is our economics and business editor liam halligan with on the money . okay so some good news, money. okay so some good news, some bad news. the good news is in some bad news. the good news is tn the— some bad news. the good news is tn the mth— some bad news. the good news is in the main headline,— itst: the good news is in the main headline, patrick, thtt— in the main headline, patrick, that headline— in the main headline, patrick, that headline inflation consumer trtss— that headline inflation consumer trtss tmtee— that headline inflation consumer trtss tmtsx tm— that headline inflation consumer price index in april was 8.7. so tttts— price index in april was 8.7. so tttts tmt— price index in april was 8.7. so goods and services— price index in april was 8.7. so goods and services on average stts— goods and services on average sttt mtrs— goods and services on average were 8.7% more expensive than in atrtt— were 8.7% more expensive than in atrtt 2022.— were 8.7% more expensive than in april 2022, down— were 8.7% more expensive than in april 2022, down from 10.1% in tttrsh.— april 2022, down from 10.1% in tttrsh. tut— april 2022, down from 10.1% in march. but food _ april 2022, down from 10.1% in march. but food prices, you rtthtty— march. but food prices, you rtthtty tust— march. but food prices, you rightly just said— march. but food prices, you rightly just said they're 19.1. rttt— rightly just said they're 19.1. rttt trtss— rightly just said they're 19.1. food price inflation down only sttthtty— food price inflation down only sttthtty trsm — food price inflation down only slightly from 19.2% in march. thts— slightly from 19.2% in march. thts tssttts— slightly from 19.2% in march. this despite the— slightly from 19.2% in march. this despite the fact that ths — this despite the fact that across the world, wholesale food trtsss— across the world, wholesale food trtsss ttts— across the world, wholesale food prices have been— across the world, wholesale food prices have been plunging for the ttst— prices have been plunging for the ttst ystr.— prices have been plunging for the last year. little wonder thtt— the last year. little wonder thtt tsrsmy— the last year. little wonder that jeremy hunt had the food tssss— that jeremy hunt had the food tssss the— that jeremy hunt had the food bosses, the food— that jeremy hunt had the food bosses, the food retailing tssss— bosses, the food retailing tssss tt— bosses, the food retailing bosses at the— bosses, the food retailing bosses at the treasury yesterday . teth— bosses at the treasury yesterday

. veth. hs— bosses at the treasury yesterday . yeah, no, indeed.— bosses at the treasury yesterday . yeah, no, indeed. and- bosses at the treasury yesterday . yeah, no, indeed. and it just seemed a bit bonkers, really, that this is still happening. are they saying this is to do with are they or anything with a lag? are they or anything or any particular at all? or any particular reason at all? there things oh, there are things like, oh, food trssssstmt,— there are things like, oh, food processing,.uses_ there are things like, oh, food processing, uses lots of processing, it uses lots of ttttur— processing, it uses lots of labour that's— processing, it uses lots of labour that's more expensive , labour that's more expensive, uses-tt— labour that's more expensive, uses-st energy,- labour that's more expensive, uses of energy, that's more uses lots of energy, that's more stsmstws— uses lots of energy, that's more stsmstws tut— uses lots of energy, that's more expensive but 19.2. _ uses lots of energy, that's more expensive but 19.2. and interestingly— expensive but 19.2. and interestingly , jeremy hunt's interestingly, jeremy hunt's rhsttrts— interestingly, jeremy hunt's rhetoric has— interestingly, jeremy hunt's rhetoric has changed today. wsstsrtty,— rhetoric has changed today. yesterday, after— rhetoric has changed today. yesterday, after he saw the food trtss — yesterday, after he saw the food trtss tssss— yesterday, after he saw the food price bosses, the— yesterday, after he saw the food price bosses, the word from the trstsury— price bosses, the word from the trstsury wts— price bosses, the word from the treasury was, oh,— price bosses, the word from the treasury was, oh, we had a good ttssusstth— treasury was, oh, we had a good discussion and— treasury was, oh, we had a good discussion and et— treasury was, oh, we had a good discussion and et cetera. et sstsrt— discussion and et cetera. et sstsrt tt— discussion and et cetera. et cetera. it seemed more like a in to me— cetera. it seemed more like a in to me rtthsr— cetera. it seemed more like a in to me rather than— cetera. it seemed more like a in to me rather than a— cetera. it seemed more like a in to me rather than a proper grown up to me rather than a proper grown up tttrs— to me rather than a proper grown up tttts ttmttmt— to me rather than a proper grown up table banging session. but ttwty— up table banging session. but tttty, tttsr— up table banging session. but today, after that— up table banging session. but today, after that sky high food tmttttttm— today, after that sky high food inflation number— today, after that sky high food inflation number and after lots of inflation number and after lots tr ttumtttsts— inflation number and after lots of journalists kicked up a fuss, the chancellor,— of journalists kicked up a fuss, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, he did the chancellor, jeremy hunt, he ttt tstuttty— the chancellor, jeremy hunt, he did actually toughen up his rhsttrts— did actually toughen up his rhetoric towards the food rsttttsrs. — rhetoric towards the food retailers. here- rhetoric towards the food retailers. here he is. we are tttttmt— retailers. here he is. we are tttttht tt— retailers. here he is. we are ttttmt tt why— retailers. here he is. we are looking at why food prices are tust— looking at why food prices are tust ts— looking at why food prices are tust ts ttth— looking at why food prices are tust ts htth ts— looking at why food prices are just as high as they are and why tmtttttm— just as high as they are and why inflation remains— just as high as they are and why inflation remains high, because thtt-s— inflation remains high, because thtt-s sush— inflation remains high, because that's such an— inflation remains high, because that's such an acute source of pressure on family finances. �*tstt�*ti pressure on family finances. we wtm— pressure on family finances. we want ts— pressure on family finances. we want ts ttth— pressure on family finances. we want to talk collaboratively with the industry to find out

what is happening . of course, if what is happening. of course, if there is any wrong behaviour going on. we have an independent regulator that is looking at those issues . well, there we go. those issues. well, there we go. ttwttusty— those issues. well, there we go. ttwttusty tt— those issues. well, there we go. obviously if there _ those issues. well, there we go. obviously if there is— well, there we go. obviously if there is any wrtmttttmt— obviously if there is any wrongdoing going on and the cma or wrongdoing going on and the cma tr tts— wrongdoing going on and the cma tr ths stumstt— wrongdoing going on and the cma or the council, the— wrongdoing going on and the cma or the council, the competition tmt— or the council, the competition tht tttrtsts— or the council, the competition and markets authority, they were tmtsrsst— and markets authority, they were tmwttwst . — and markets authority, they were involved . and— and markets authority, they were involved . and we— and markets authority, they were involved. “t: and markets authority, they were involved . “t: and markets authority, they were involved. “t: i“ involved. and we now know in that meeting between food retail bosses and the treasury yesterday to see if there is any so—called profiteering, which of course the food retailers would deny. yeah, of course . deny. yeah, of course. absolutely. and you know, right at the heart of this is the consumer is the you know, those families the weekly shop, consumer is the you know, those familiefamiliese weekly shop, consumer is the you know, those familiefamilies spend ly shop, consumer is the you know, those familiefamilies spend a shop, consumer is the you know, those familiefamilies spend a l0l)p, consumer is the you know, those familiefamilies spend a lot more poorer families spend a lot more higher income on higher share of their income on food. and higher share of their income on food . and this higher share of their income on food. and this is a higher share of their income on food . and this is a really higher share of their income on food. and this is a really big tstt. — food. and this is a really big tstt. _too. — food. and this is a really big deal.-100. now,- food. and this is a really big deal.-100. now, whati food. and this is a really big- deal. _100. now, what about deal. yeah. 100. now, what about the interest rates? bank of englandt_ the interest rates? bank of. thtttmtt—rtts england, the next interest rate mssttmt— england, the next interest rate mssttmt ts— england, the next interest rate mssttmt ts tts— england, the next interest rate meeting is the 22nd of june. of course, we saw— meeting is the 22nd of june. of course, we sawlrise- meeting is the 22nd of june. of course, we saw rise to 4.5. course, we saw a rise to 4.5. most— course, we saw a rise to 4.5. most rsssmtty— course, we saw a rise to 4.5. most recently we've had 12 tmtsrsst— most recently we've had 12 interest rate _ most recently we've had 12 interest rate rises in a row now umtr— interest rate rises in a row now umttt tust— interest rate rises in a row now umttt tust t— interest rate rises in a row now umttt tust t tsw— interest rate rises in a row now until just a few days ago. the money— until just a few days ago. the money markets— until just a few days ago. the money markets were predicting thtt— money markets were predicting thtt at— money markets were predicting thtt at thtt— money markets were predicting that 4.5, that might be the peak , mtyts— that 4.5, that might be the peak , mtyts ttt.— that 4.5, that might be the peak

, maybe 4.75. then— that 4.5, that might be the peak , maybe 4.75. then interest rttss— , maybe 4.75. then interest rates would _ , maybe 4.75. then interest rates would start coming down. thtt— rates would start coming down. thtt ws— rates would start coming down. thtt tstmt— rates would start coming down. that was being reflected in mtrtttts— that was being reflected in mortgage markets . anybody who's mortgage markets. anybody who's trytht— mortgage markets. anybody who's trymtlrsmtrtttts— mortgage markets. anybody who's trying remortgage at trying to remortgage at the moment— trying to remortgage at the moment now— trying to remortgage at the moment now after these inflation utss— moment now after these inflation ts today— moment now after these inflation numbers today, yes, the headline mumts— numbers today, yes, the headline humter—tut- numbers today, yes, the headline number_but food- number came down, but food tmtttttm— number came down, but food inflation was— number came down, but food inflation was very, very high. so inflation was very, very high. st stust— inflation was very, very high. so called core— inflation was very, very high. so called core inflation, which is so called core inflation, which ts tts— so called core inflation, which is the underlying— so called core inflation, which is the underlying price pressures, the impact of wages on pressures, the impact of wages tm suttty— pressures, the impact of wages tm suttty shtms— pressures, the impact of wages on supply chains and on prices in on supply chains and on prices tn the— on supply chains and on prices tn the sttts— on supply chains and on prices in the shops that— on supply chains and on prices in the shops that actually went up. tttrtst— in the shops that actually went up. tttrtst tt— in the shops that actually went up. patrick it went up to a 31 ystr— up. patrick it went up to a 31 ystr ttth— up. patrick it went up to a 31 ystr ttth, tmt— up. patrick it went up to a 31 year high, and that's why just today— year high, and that's why just tttty, stuss— year high, and that's why just today, since these numbers were rststsst— today, since these numbers were rststsst thts— today, since these numbers were released this morning, financial mtrtsts— released this morning, financial mtrtsts ttts— released this morning, financial markets have started pricing in an markets have started pricing in th tmtsrsst— markets have started pricing in an interest rate— markets have started pricing in an interest rate peak, not a 4.5.— an interest rate peak, not a at mtt— an interest rate peak, not a at mtt t— an interest rate peak, not a 4.5, not a 4.75,— an interest rate peak, not a 4.5, not a 4.75, but 5.25, maybe 5.5,— 4.5, not a 4.75, but 5.25, maybe tt whtsh— 4.5, not a 4.75, but 5.25, maybe tt whtsh ts— 4.5, not a 4.75, but 5.25, maybe 5.5, which is really— 4.5, not a 4.75, but 5.25, maybe 5.5, which is really difficult if 5.5, which is really difficult tt ytu— 5.5, which is really difficult tt you t— 5.5, which is really difficult if you if you're— 5.5, which is really difficult if you if you're trying to get a m0“9699t_ if you if you're trying to get a mtrtttts, you-rs— if you if you're trying to get a mortgage, you're coming to an smt— mortgage, you're coming to an smt tt— mortgage, you're coming to an smt st t— mortgage, you're coming to an end of a three— mortgage, you're coming to an end of a three or— mortgage, you're coming to an end of a three or a— mortgage, you're coming to an end of a three or a five year ttr— end of a three or a five year ttx whsm— end of a three or a five year ttx when you— end of a three or a five year fix when you fix— end of a three or a five year fix when you fix it like one and a fix when you fix it like one and t hth— fix when you fix it like one and t httt tr— fix when you fix it like one and t httt tr twt— fix when you fix it like one and a half or two back— fix when you fix it like one and a half or two back then, that's rsttty— a half or two back then, that's rsttty ttmt— a half or two back then, that's rsttty tttmt tt— a half or two back then, that's really going to upend your htusshttt— really going to upend your household finances. and it's tmtsrssttmt— household finances. and it's interesting to— household finances. and it's interesting to me on a political tttmt— interesting to me on a political tttmt thtt— interesting to me on a political point that remember that liz truss— point that remember that liz truss awtst— point that remember that liz truss, kwasi kwarteng mini—budget when everybody said,

oh, mini—budget when everybody said, sth they-ws— mini—budget when everybody said, oh, they've wrecked— mini—budget when everybody said, oh, they've wrecked economy oh, they've wrecked the economy . teth— oh, they've wrecked the economy . yeah,-markets_ oh, they've wrecked the economy . yeah, markets gone . yeah, the markets have gone mtt. — . yeah, the markets have gone mad. _markets- . yeah, the markets have gone mad. markets have now got mad. money markets have now got tttsmmsmt— mad. money markets have now got government borrowing costs and consumer borrowing costs . consumer borrowing costs. they-rs— consumer borrowing costs. they-rs tttsmt— consumer borrowing costs. they're pricing them in. they tstsrmtms— they're pricing them in. they determine—is. they're pricing them in. they- determine_is pretty determine what happens is pretty mush— determine what happens is pretty much-same level- determine what happens is pretty much same level as during much at the same level as during the much at the same level as during tts-thtt— much at the same level as during the that mini—budget. the height of that mini—budget. thtt-s— the height of that mini—budget. thtt-s where— the height of that mini—budget. that's where we _ the height of that mini—budget. that's where we are. a lot of ttumtttsts— that's where we are. a lot of journalists haven't picked up on this journalists haven't picked up on thts-mett— journalists haven't picked up on thts-msxt tsw- journalists haven't picked up on this-next few days.- this over the next few days. t hey— this over the next few days. they wtt— this over the next few days. they will there's- this over the next few days. they will there's going to be a stmttsts— they will there's going to be a complete rerun— they will there's going to be a complete rerun was right complete rerun of who was right ttst— complete rerun of who was right ttst tm— complete rerun of who was right back in september, what really susst— back in september, what really caused financial— back in september, what really caused financial markets to go htywtrs— caused financial markets to go htywtrs .— caused financial markets to go htywtrs , tttsm— caused financial markets to go haywire , given that financial haywire, given that financial mtrtsts— haywire, given that financial mtrtsts tt— haywire, given that financial markets do not— haywire, given that financial markets do not like high taxes thtt— markets do not like high taxes thtt w-wss— markets do not like high taxes thtt ttt— markets do not like high taxes that we've got now . they do not that we've got now. they do not the— that we've got now. they do not the ttth— that we've got now. they do not like high government spending and like high government spending tht they— like high government spending and they certainly like and they certainly don't like ttth— and they certainly don't like ttth-t— and they certainly don't like ttth-t wtmt- and they certainly don't like high-i want-to high inflation. i want you to thtt— high inflation. i want you to trttt ttwt— high inflation. i want you to drill down a— high inflation. i want you to drill down a.on- high inflation. i want you to drill down a on that for drill down a bit on that for a bit drill down a bit on that for a ttt ttr— drill down a bit on that for a ttt ttr ms— drill down a bit on that for a bit for me, please, liam, because, you— bit for me, please, liam, because, you know, we were stytmt — because, you know, we were stytmt-ttms- because, you know, we were stytmt-ttms ws- because, you know, we were. saying _time we -one saying at the time we were one of-ouuets. - saying at the time we were one of-ouuets. i- saying at the time we were one of-outlets. i think. saying at the time we were one of-outlets. i think he of the only outlets. i think he was saying at the time, look, maybe a bit too much maybe there is a bit too much hysteria about been maybe there is a bit too much hysteron about been maybe there is a bit too much hysteron and about been maybe there is a bit too much hysteron and let ut been maybe there is a bit too much hysteron and let this been maybe there is a bit too much hysteron and let this play been maybe there is a bit too much hysteron and let this play out.| going on and let this play out. and of it didn't. and and of course it didn't. and then it's the old trope. you can wheel out a trust, crush the economy all this. economy and look at all of this. we're still paying off. and then economy and look at all of this. we'rthen l paying off. and then economy and look at all of this. we'rthen nowring off. and then economy and look at all of this. we'rthen now we'rezf. and then economy and look at all of this. we'rthen now we're kindd then economy and look at all of this. we'rthen now we're kind of hen economy and look at all of this. we'rthen now we're kind of back and then now we're kind of back to a similar where were to a similar level where we were

then. look, definitely made then. look, she definitely made mistakes.— then. look, she definitely made mistakes. u-ve— then. look, she definitely made mistakes. i've-that- sui" look, she definitely made mistakes. i've that her mistakes. i've said that to her face—to— mistakes. i've said that to her face—to kwasi- face and indeed to kwasi kwarteng.— kwarteng. it's my job to know these— kwarteng. it's my job to know these-to— kwarteng. it's my job to know these-to and- kwarteng. it's my job to know these-to and suss- kwarteng. it's my job to know these to and suss them these people to and suss them out-out— these people to and suss them out-out how- these people to and suss them out-out how their. these people to and suss them out out how their minds out and work out how their minds work—policies- work and assess their policies on-the— work and assess their policies on-the public.- work and assess their policies on the public. she on behalf of the public. she tries— on behalf of the public. she mes-too— on behalf of the public. she tries-too much,- on behalf of the public. she tries too much, too to tries to do too much, too to try— tries to do too much, too to try and— tries to do too much, too to soon try and lower the top rate of-in— soon try and lower the top rate min-middle— soon try and lower the top rate of-in-middlela- soon try and lower the top rate of-in-middlela costi of tax in the middle of a cost of tax in the middle of a cost of-crisis— of tax in the middle of a cost of-crisis was- of tax in the middle of a cost of crisis was politically of living crisis was politically obe— of living crisis was politically obe fin— of living crisis was politically obe tin eared._ of living crisis was politically obe tin eared. but it's clear that—and that even without truss and kwarteng — that even without truss andi kwarteng _cuts, kwarteng and their tax cuts, got— kwarteng and their tax cuts, we've got-same- kwarteng and their tax cuts, we've got same high interest we've got the same high interest rates—government. we've got the same high interest| rates—government is rates now and the government is borrowing— rates now and the government is borrowing a— rates now and the government is oorrowrrg o roge— rates now and the government is borrowing a huge amount of money— borrowing a huge amount of money roo— borrowing a huge amount of money no on— borrowing a huge amount of money. we saw that earlier this nook.— money. we saw that earlier this noon—r— money. we saw that earlier this noon—r-rourngl week. remember i was telling you ononr— week. remember i was telling you ononr-rnroroor— week. remember i was telling you about interest payment of about that interest payment of nonrn-o— about that interest payment of one month's debt— about that interest payment of one month's debt of 9.8 billion 20 noonrroro— one month's debt of 9.8 billion 20 hospitals, 20— one month's debt of 9.8 billion 20 hospitals, 20 hospitals, and the 20 hospitals, 20 hospitals, and no markers— 20 hospitals, 20 hospitals, and the markets can— 20 hospitals, 20 hospitals, and the markets can see that means the markets can see that means the government— the markets can see that means the government is— the markets can see that means the government is going to have to the government is going to have ro-nngo— the government is going to have to-huge amounts- the government is going to have to huge amounts of to borrow a huge amounts of money— money because of this high oponorng— money because of this high spending means they're spending that means they're going— spending that means they're gorng ro— spending that means they're gorng ro onorgo— spending that means they're going to charge them for that huge— going to charge them for that nngo ornonnr— going to charge them for that huge amount of— going to charge them for that huge amount of borrowing, particularly— huge amount of borrowing, particularly inflation is particularly when inflation is non— particularly when inflation is non-nones- particularly when inflation is high, makes borrowing more high, which makes borrowing more oxonorron — high, which makes borrowing more exensive-p no— high, which makes borrowing more expensive. it's just— high, which makes borrowing more expensive. . expensive. it's just absolute madness. but there we go. liam, thank you very much. as akua liam halligan. now our economics and with on and business editor with on the money. okay. i've got a money. right okay. i've got a lot more still to come between now and 5:00, more migrants

across the channel small across the channel on small boats morning . i think boats this morning. i think i'm going stop them small going to stop calling them small boats. actually, they're not that small, are these that small, are they? these boats, about 50 boats, if you've got about 50 people i'd say people on each of them, i'd say there least a medium there are at least a medium sized i'm to sized boat. but i'm going to look ahead to tomorrow's big announcement of the net migration which migration figures as well, which are a new are expected to set a new record. before we factor record. that's before we factor in medium sized boat. in the medium sized boat. i'm also asking as well in the medium sized boat. i'm also the asking as well in the medium sized boat. i'm also the lib asking as well in the medium sized boat. i'm also the lib dem;king as well in the medium sized boat. i'm also the lib dem leader, well in the medium sized boat. i'm also the lib dem leader, sirll in the medium sized boat. i'm also the lib dem leader, sir ed about the lib dem leader, sir ed davey. now he says that woman davey. now he says that a woman can have a penis. would you vote for someone who thinks that a woman can have a penis? first, though, as your headlines with polly middlehurst . patrick thank polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. the top stories this hour nonr— you. the top stories this hour non sonar— you. the top stories this hour rishi sunak says— the top stories this hour rishi sunak says the latest nonres— rishi sunak says the latest figures show— rishi sunak says the latest figures show the government is making— figures show the government is nonng progress— figures show the government is making progress on his promise to making progress on his promise ro nono— making progress on his promise to halve inflation.— making progress on his promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data— to halve inflation. his comments come as new data shows inflation fell come as new data shows inflation or ro— come as new data shows inflation on o 8.7%— come as new data shows inflation fell to 8.7% last— come as new data shows inflation fell to 8.7% last month. that's no— fell to 8.7% last month. that's no no— fell to 8.7% last month. that's the first time— fell to 8.7% last month. that's the first time the— fell to 8.7% last month. that's the first time the figure has gone— the first time the figure has gone boron— the first time the figure has gone below 10%_ the first time the figure has gone below 10% since last august . however, with— gone below 10% since last august . however, with food— gone below 10% since last august . however, with food price rnrronon—

. however, with food price inflation continuing at a near record— inflation continuing at a near roooro nor,— inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing rno— record 19.1, labour is accusing the government— record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of failing to non— the government of failing to help struggling— the government of failing to help struggling families . also help struggling families. also in no— help struggling families. also in no new— help struggling families. also in the news today , the prime in the news today, the prime rrrnroror— in the news today, the prime minister has— in the news today, the prime minister has confirmed suella braverman will— minister has confirmed suella braverman will not face a formal rnvoorrgorron— braverman will not face a formal investigation action over claims no— investigation action over claims no sno— investigation action over claims that she requested civil oononro— that she requested civil servants to _ that she requested civil servants to arrange a private spooning— servants to arrange a private opooorng corro— servants to arrange a private speeding course for her. in a renor— speeding course for her. in a rorror ro— speeding course for her. in a letter to the— speeding course for her. in a letter to the home secretary , letter to the home secretary, nonr— letter to the home secretary, non sonar— letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said— letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said he's been advised— rishi sunak said he's been advised by— rishi sunak said he's been advised by his— rishi sunak said he's been advised by his independent ornroo— advised by his independent ethics expert— advised by his independent ethics expert that her actions did ethics expert that her actions oro nor— ethics expert that her actions did not amount— ethics expert that her actions did not amount to a breach of no— did not amount to a breach of the ministerial— did not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. the home soororon— the ministerial code. the home soororon noo— the ministerial code. the home secretary has apologised for the ororroorron— secretary has apologised for the distraction it— secretary has apologised for the distraction it caused to government- distraction it caused to government it and the cabinet office— government it and the cabinet office noo— government it and the cabinet office has denied— government it and the cabinet office has denied handing information— office has denied handing information that boris johnson mav— information that boris johnson noy nove— information that boris johnson may have broken— information that boris johnson may have broken lockdown rules to may have broken lockdown rules o no— may have broken lockdown rules o no police— may have broken lockdown rules no no porno .— may have broken lockdown rules to the police , saying the to the police, saying the decision— to the police, saying the decision was— to the police, saying the decision was in fact made by onu— decision was in fact made by civil servants. _ decision was in fact made by civil servants. it— decision was in fact made by civil servants. it comes after no— civil servants. it comes after no rorrnor— civil servants. it comes after the former prime— civil servants. it comes after the former prime minister ooonoo— the former prime minister accused the— the former prime minister accused the cabinet office of making— accused the cabinet office of making bizarre— accused the cabinet office of making bizarre and unacceptable norms.— making bizarre and unacceptable ororno. mr— making bizarre and unacceptable claims. mrjohnson— making bizarre and unacceptable claims. mrjohnson has been rooonoo— claims. mrjohnson has been roponoo ro— claims. mrjohnson has been reported to both— claims. mrjohnson has been reported to both the metropolitan and thames valley police— metropolitan and thames valley porno force— metropolitan and thames valley police forces about events at cnoonoro— police forces about events at cnoonoro ano— police forces about events at chequers and downing street. he nonrea— chequers and downing street. he denied breaking— chequers and downing street. he denied breaking any rules and gb

nons— denied breaking any rules and gb news understands— denied breaking any rules and gb news understands the authorities are news understands the authorities rn— news understands the authorities rn nonngor— news understands the authorities are in portugal hunting for ones— are in portugal hunting for ones ro— are in portugal hunting for clues to the _ are in portugal hunting for clues to the disappearance of nooororno— clues to the disappearance of madeleine mccann will continue rnorr— madeleine mccann will continue rnorr ooron— madeleine mccann will continue their search for— madeleine mccann will continue their search for a— madeleine mccann will continue their search for a third day tomorrow . police have today been tomorrow. police have today been nong— tomorrow. police have today been using mechanical— tomorrow. police have today been using mechanical undergrowth curren— using mechanical undergrowth onrroro .— using mechanical undergrowth cutters , radar— using mechanical undergrowth cutters , radar rakes and poles cutters, radar rakes and poles and— cutters, radar rakes and poles and woro— cutters, radar rakes and poles and were seen removing a number of and were seen removing a number or own— and were seen removing a number of bags non— and were seen removing a number or bags from no— and were seen removing a number of bags from the scene. gb news has of bags from the scene. gb news noo noon— of bags from the scene. gb news noo noon row— of bags from the scene. gb news has been told the— of bags from the scene. gb news has been told the investigators are has been told the investigators roowng— has been told the investigators are looking for— has been told the investigators are looking for any sign that no— are looking for any sign that no rnroo— are looking for any sign that the three year— are looking for any sign that the three year old was taken to the three year old was taken to no no— the three year old was taken to the area around— the three year old was taken to the area around the arade dam and— the area around the arade dam and noooworr— the area around the arade dam and reservoir ,_ the area around the arade dam and reservoir , which visited the area around the arade dam a|numbervoir , which visited the area around the arade dam a|number ofr , which visited the area around the arade dam a|number of times ch visited the area around the arade dam a|number of times by visited the area around the arade dam a|number of times by the visited the area around the arade dam a|number of times by the primei a number of times by the prime suspect— a number of times by the prime suspect, christian— a number of times by the prime suspect, christian brueckner , on suspect, christian brueckner, on tv suspect, christian brueckner, on rv onnno— suspect, christian brueckner, on tv online dab+_ suspect, christian brueckner, on tv online dab+ radio and the runo— tv online dab+ radio and the rwno rn— tv online dab+ radio and the rwno rn opp.— tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this— tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. nook— tune in app. this is gb news. book no— tune in app. this is gb news. book ro— tune in app. this is gb news. book ro .— back now to. patrick |woroono- back now to. patrick i welcome back. . back now to. patrick welcome back. now the net migration figures will migration figures for 2022 will be tomorrow with fears be announced tomorrow with fears that they could top 700,000 and if so, it would shatter last

year's record of 504,000. and i will be doing a big migration special for you tomorrow. it's going to be an absolute cracker. i'm getting out and about. i've been teasing you with where on earth i'm going to be. well, i can that i will be can now reveal that i will be broadcasting from in broadcasting live from boston in lincolnshire tomorrow , which had lincolnshire tomorrow, which had the highest share of leave voters in the brexit referendum. so i want to go there and see is this what you voted for? okay, because we've got record levels of legal migration. yep and we've also got, i suspect, record levels of illegal migration . ian, is this migration. ian, is this seriously what you voted for? but just hold that thought, ladies and gentlemen. hold that thought because i'm going to whizz you over to cardiff now where i believe we're going to hear from local police and hear from the local police and this relation to a alleged this is in relation to a alleged police chase that results in a couple of fatalities and then riots on monday. deputy chief constable rachael bacon is there now having a press conference there. families continue to be supported and updated by family

liaison officers as i am aware of concerns in the local community. motty regarding the rrnonno— community. motty regarding the rrnonno or— community. motty regarding the timeline of events— f " can motty regarding the timeline of events which culminated— timeline of events which culminated in- timeline of events which culminated in the fatal collision,— culminated in the fatal collision, including a cctv roorogo— collision, including a cctv footage which _ collision, including a cctv footage which shows a police wonroro— footage which shows a police vehicle following a bike in nonw— vehicle following a bike in rronw noon— vehicle following a bike in frank road . _ vehicle following a bike in frank road . 'r: vehicle following a bike in frank road . ' r: vehicle following a bike in- frank road . and therefore i want frank road. and therefore i want to confirm that timeline of events which took place as we know them at this time . we would know them at this time. we would have liked to provide— know them at this time. we would have liked to provide id- c we would have liked to provide id this rowor— have liked to provide id this rowor or— have liked to provide id this level of information yesterday , level of information yesterday, but level of information yesterday, on no— level of information yesterday, on no ro— level of information yesterday, on no n o— level of information yesterday, but this is a complex investigation and we had to be or— investigation and we had to be or no— investigation and we had to be sure of the facts— investigation and we had to be sure of the facts before confirming _ sure of the facts before confirming them. we have been brow— confirming them. we have been nwow onrornrng— confirming them. we have been busy obtaining witness accounts, onoworng— busy obtaining witness accounts, onoworng .— busy obtaining witness accounts, analysing , tracking data from analysing, tracking data from porno— analysing, tracking data from police vehicles— analysing, tracking data from police vehicles and studying corv— police vehicles and studying ccrv .— police vehicles and studying ccrv . ano— police vehicles and studying ccrv . and this— police vehicles and studying cctv . and this is what we know cctv. and this is what we know . woo— cctv. and this is what we know . woo oo— cctv. and this is what we know now . 1759 40 cctv— cctv. and this is what we know now . 1759 40 cctv shows the bike now. 1759 40 cctv shows the bike rroworrrng— now. 1759 40 cctv shows the bike travelling towards— now. 1759 40 cctv shows the bike travelling towards the police wonroro— travelling towards the police wonroro rn— travelling towards the police vehicle in frank— travelling towards the police vehicle in frank road. the bike rnon— vehicle in frank road. the bike rnon rwrno— vehicle in frank road. the bike

then turns around— vehicle in frank road. the bike then turns around 18 zero zero 52. no— then turns around 18 zero zero 52. no wro— then turns around 18 zero zero 52. the bike is— then turns around 18 zero zero 52. the bike is followed by the police— 52. the bike is followed by the police vehicle _ 52. the bike is followed by the police vehicle ,_ 52. the bike is followed by the police vehicle , which you have police vehicle, which you have orrooow— police vehicle, which you have orrooow ooon— police vehicle, which you have already seen on— police vehicle, which you have already seen on cctv images. worrnor— already seen on cctv images. neither blue— already seen on cctv images. neither blue lights or sirens were in use . 1801 18 police were in use. 1801 18 police wonroro— were in use. 1801 18 police wonroro ro— were in use. 1801 18 police vehicle is at— were in use. 1801 18 police vehicle is at new church roundabout— vehicle is at new church roundabout and travels through aronor— roundabout and travels through aronor noon— roundabout and travels through archer road and— roundabout and travels through archer road and stanway road and nowou— archer road and stanway road and nowou noon— archer road and stanway road and nowou noon .— archer road and stanway road and howell road . 1802— archer road and stanway road and howell road . 1802 31 police howell road. 1802 31 police wonroro— howell road. 1802 31 police vehicle turns— howell road. 1802 31 police vehicle turns onto grand avenue . rooz— vehicle turns onto grand avenue . rooz ro— vehicle turns onto grand avenue . rooz ro ro— vehicle turns onto grand avenue . 1802 18 to 1802— vehicle turns onto grand avenue . 1802 18 to 1802 41— vehicle turns onto grand avenue . 1802 18 to 1802 41 this is the oooroornoro— . 1802 18 to 1802 41 this is the approximate time— . 1802 18 to 1802 41 this is the approximate time of the road nonn— approximate time of the road traffic collision— approximate time of the road traffic collision on snowdon noon— traffic collision on snowdon noon .— traffic collision on snowdon noon . ar— traffic collision on snowdon noon . or no— traffic collision on snowdon road . at the time of the road. at the time of the oouroron— road. at the time of the collision ,_ road. at the time of the collision , the- road. at the time of the collision , the police vehicle is collision, the police vehicle is in grand— collision, the police vehicle is in grand avenue,— collision, the police vehicle is in grand avenue, half a mile away— in grand avenue, half a mile away non— in grand avenue, half a mile away from snowdon road , 1806 59. away from snowdon road, 1806 59. the away from snowdon road, 1806 59. no police— away from snowdon road, 1806 59. the police vehicle— away from snowdon road, 1806 59. the police vehicle is— away from snowdon road, 1806 59. the police vehicle is on cownnogo— the police vehicle is on cowbridge road west when it receives information about a noon— receives information about a road nonn— receives information about a road traffic collision . officers

road traffic collision. officers ruwnrnoro— road traffic collision. officers illuminate blue— road traffic collision. officers illuminate blue lights and make rnorr— illuminate blue lights and make rnorr wow— illuminate blue lights and make rnorr wow ro— illuminate blue lights and make their way to the _ illuminate blue lights and make their way to the collision scene . rnoro— their way to the collision scene . rnoro woo— their way to the collision scene . there was no— their way to the collision scene . there was no police vehicle in snowoon— . there was no police vehicle in snowdon road— . there was no police vehicle in snowdon road at— . there was no police vehicle in snowdon road at the time of the oouroron— snowdon road at the time of the oouroron ano— snowdon road at the time of the collision and we— snowdon road at the time of the collision and we believe there were no other— collision and we believe there were no other vehicles involved in no— were no other vehicles involved in the incident— were no other vehicles involved in the incident .— were no other vehicles involved in the incident . we have based in the incident. we have based rnro— in the incident. we have based no on— in the incident. we have based this on witness— in the incident. we have based this on witness accounts, rroowng — this on witness accounts, tracking data— this on witness accounts, tracking data and cctv . we have tracking data and cctv. we have nono— tracking data and cctv. we have nooo o— tracking data and cctv. we have made a mandatory— tracking data and cctv. we have made a mandatory referral to the rnoononoonr— made a mandatory referral to the independent office— made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conowor— independent office for police conowor ro— independent office for police conduct to ensure the matter receives independent scrutiny . receives independent scrutiny. we receives independent scrutiny. wo wru— receives independent scrutiny. we will provide— receives independent scrutiny. we will provide them with all the information _ we will provide them with all the information we have and they will undertake— the information we have and they will undertake an— the information we have and they will undertake an independent rnwoorrgorron— will undertake an independent investigation .— will undertake an independent investigation . i— will undertake an independent investigation . i will now turn investigation. i will now turn to investigation. i will now turn o no— investigation. i will now turn to the violence— investigation. i will now turn to the violence and disorder, wnron— to the violence and disorder, which happened— to the violence and disorder, which happened in ely on monday nonr— which happened in ely on monday nrgnr .— which happened in ely on monday nrgnr . wornrng— which happened in ely on monday night . nothing can excuse this night. nothing can excuse this property— night. nothing can excuse this proponw wo— night. nothing can excuse this property was damaged and people were scared in— property was damaged and people were scared in their— property was damaged and people were scared in their own homes. ow— were scared in their own homes. ow roowo— were scared in their own homes. our focus no— were scared in their own homes. our focus now is— were scared in their own homes. our focus now is to— were scared in their own homes. our focus now is to fully ooopororo— our focus now is to fully cooperate with - our focus now is to fully cooperate with the iopc investigation - cooperate with the iopc investigation into the circumstances of the collision ono— circumstances of the collision ono ro— circumstances of the collision and to investigate the appalling rnor— and to investigate the appalling scenes that followed . we are

scenes that followed. we are appealing— scenes that followed. we are oppoonno ror— scenes that followed. we are appealing for witnesses information— appealing for witnesses information and footage from nonwo— information and footage from mobile phones— information and footage from mobile phones and social media. we mobile phones and social media. wo nowo— mobile phones and social media. we have already— mobile phones and social media. we have already recovered around 180 we have already recovered around roo proooo— we have already recovered around roo proooo or— we have already recovered around 180 pieces of body— we have already recovered around 180 pieces of body worn video, wooo — 180 pieces of body worn video, wooo roorooo— 180 pieces of body worn video, video footage from police ornooro— video footage from police officers at _ video footage from police officers at the— video footage from police officers at the scene , and this officers at the scene, and this nwrnoro— officers at the scene, and this nwrnoro ro— officers at the scene, and this number is expected to grow . our number is expected to grow. our ornooro— number is expected to grow. our ornooro oro— number is expected to grow. our officers are also— number is expected to grow. our officers are also going through nwnorooo— officers are also going through nwnorooo or— officers are also going through hundreds of hours of public cctv and hundreds of hours of public cctv ono woooo— hundreds of hours of public cctv and videos posted— hundreds of hours of public cctv and videos posted on social noon.— and videos posted on social media. anyone— and videos posted on social media. anyone aware who has roorogo— media. anyone aware who has roorogo or— media. anyone aware who has footage of monday's events can uprooo— footage of monday's events can uprooo n— footage of monday's events can uprooo n ro— footage of monday's events can upload it to our— footage of monday's events can upload it to our link on our wooorro— upload it to our link on our wooorro .— upload it to our link on our wooorro . wo— upload it to our link on our website . we are- upload it to our link on our website . we are extremely website. we are extremely grororwr— website. we are extremely grororwr nor— website. we are extremely grateful for the support of the oonnwnrw— grateful for the support of the oonnwnrw oo— grateful for the support of the community so far— grateful for the support of the community so far and urge anyone wron— community so far and urge anyone wrrn onw— community so far and urge anyone with any information to come forworo— with any information to come forworo ro— with any information to come forworo ro — with any information to come forward to us. i— with any information to come forward to us. i will now take owoonono— forward to us. i will now take oooonono .— forward to us. i will now take questions . could— forward to us. i will now take questions . could you just questions. could you just oonnrn— questions. could you just confirm what— questions. could you just confirm what this assumes? cnooo— confirm what this assumes? cnoso wo— confirm what this assumes? , why confirm what this assumes? c c?’ why were you chase was about? why were you rouowrno— chase was about? why were you rouowrno rno — chase was about? why were you following the bike _ chase was about? why were you following the bike and- c e?’ why were you following the bike and what was the following the bike and what was no roor— following the bike and what was no or porno— following the bike and what was the last point at— following the bike and what was the last point at which the porroo— the last point at which the porroo woro— the last point at which the police were actively following rroronrng — police were actively following rroronrng ro— police were actively following listening to your— police were actively following listening to your timecodes? rnorororo.— listening to your timecodes? rnorororo. r— listening to your timecodes? therefore, i got— listening to your timecodes? therefore, i got them- listening to your timecodes? therefore, i got them correctly.

it seems to be just a few seconds before the fatal collision. that, of course, contradicts what we initially thought, that there was no police chase. what the police chase. so what was the cause chase and at what cause for the chase and at what point did you stop chasing them ? iwant point did you stop chasing them ? i want to be as transparent ono— ? i want to be as transparent on open— ? i want to be as transparent ono ooon oo— ? i want to be as transparent ono opon oo r— ? i want to be as transparent and open as i can— 7’ i want to be as transparent and open as i can with the communities— and open as i can with the communities of— and open as i can with the communities of ely so that they wnoororono— communities of ely so that they understand what— communities of ely so that they understand what has happened. i've understand what has happened. r-wo oor— understand what has happened. r-wo oor our— understand what has happened. i've set out the— understand what has happened. i've set out the timeline based on no— i've set out the timeline based on the factual— i've set out the timeline based on the factual information that we on the factual information that wo nowo— on the factual information that wo nowo .— on the factual information that wo nowo , our— on the factual information that we have , but the— on the factual information that we have , but the iopc are we have, but the iopc are oonowowno— we have, but the iopc are conducting an— we have, but the iopc are conducting an independent rnwooror— conducting an independent rnwooror on— conducting an independent investor in any— conducting an independent investor in any pursuit has rokon— investor in any pursuit has rowon piooo— investor in any pursuit has taken place. so- investor in any pursuit has taken place. so i can't fully answer your question today. and for nor— answer your question today. and for no r— answer your question today. and for that i apologise. why did you— for that i apologise. why did won or— for that i apologise. why did you or no— for that i apologise. why did you let the line— for that i apologise. why did you let the line that speculation - you let the line that speculation about the chase were roroo— speculation about the chase were roroo rwrnowro— speculation about the chase were false rumours circulated in the oonnwnrwo— false rumours circulated in the oonnwnrwo — false rumours circulated in the community? why— false rumours circulated in the community? rios“; 3 3 false rumours circulated in the community? r: r: community? why did you let that persist for so long? well into rwoooow— persist for so long? well into tuesday situation _ 3“ well into tuesday situation yesterday morning— tuesday situation yesterday morning wo— tuesday situation yesterday morning was still very unclear. roo— morning was still very unclear. we exprornoo— morning was still very unclear. i've explained to— morning was still very unclear. i've explained to you— morning was still very unclear. i've explained to you the- morning was still very unclear. i've explained to you the huge amount of work that has had to be undertaken to get to the point where we are now. i would have wanted to speak to our community sooner and i haven't

been able to because we haven't had level of information had that level of information that the police and crime commissioner go out to the media and these were false and say these were false rumours. the commissioner was won— rumours. the commissioner was very-in— rumours. the commissioner was very-in no— rumours. the commissioner was very-in his interviews- very clear in his interviews rnor— very clear in his interviews no no— very clear in his interviews that the situation was uncertain , our— that the situation was uncertain , on no— that the situation was uncertain , but that there— that the situation was uncertain , but that there was no police car following— , but that there was no police car following the— , but that there was no police car following the e—bike at the rrno— car following the e—bike at the rrrno or— car following the e—bike at the rrrno or no— car following the e—bike at the time of the collision. as you know— time of the collision. as you know .— time of the collision. as you know . arron— time of the collision. as you know , allen has a very close know, allen has a very close relationship with the communities of ely , and he communities of ely, and he wanted to give as much information as he could as soon as possible. but do you regret rnor— as possible. but do you regret rnor rnrnor— but do you regret that initial messaging from from the that initial messaging from from no porroo— that initial messaging from from the police force— that initial messaging from from the police force and the commissioner- the police force and the commissioner ? raw?“ the police force and the commissioner ? cr?“ the police force and the— commissioner ? all i can tell you commissioner? all i can tell you is that we have done our best in the circumstances we face with the circumstances we face with the information we've had. we've been an honest and direct. i'm here today to give you the information i have now . i've information i have now. i've still got hundreds of hours of investigation that will need to take place. i know you're not going to get every answer you want today , but speaking to the want today, but speaking to the communities of ely , we are here communities of ely, we are here to protect you . we absolutely

to protect you. we absolutely understand that it was a terrible night and we need to focus on bringing those offenders to justice. but this is just offenders to justice. but this o no ooorno— offenders to justice. but this is just seeing that- : tr: but this is just seeing that footage in the is just seeing that footage in no roor— is just seeing that footage in the last half— is just seeing that footage in the last half an— is just seeing that footage in the last half an hour that it's rrno— the last half an hour that it's rrrno cowo— the last half an hour that it's time covm from _ the last half an hour that it's time covid from 1801. e time covid from 1801. it's from soonwow— time covid from 1801. it's from stanway road. it shows two boys on their bike coming up from berkshire road following the police . now, this seems to police. now, this seems to contradict your timeline because it seems as though the only reason they couldn't get onto the road the crash happened because it was at the end. i've been really clear that i've given you factual and accurate information to the apps. would you let me finish?— information to the apps. would you let me finish? thank- " would you let me finish? thank you. aooornrow— you let me finish? thank you. absolutely to— you let me finish? thank you. absolutely to the _ you let me finish? thank you. absolutely to the best of my knowroooo, — absolutely to the best of my knowledge, at— absolutely to the best of my knowledge, at this moment in ino— knowledge, at this moment in rrno, r— knowledge, at this moment in rrno, r nowo— knowledge, at this moment in time, i have told— knowledge, at this moment in time, i have told you that i nowo— time, i have told you that i have hundreds— time, i have told you that i have hundreds of hours of cctv kyiv- — have hundreds of hours of cctv kyiv- r— have hundreds of hours of cctv kyiv- r cowo— have hundreds of hours of cctv kyiv. i could have— have hundreds of hours of cctv kyiv. i could have waited and cowo— kyiv. i could have waited and oowo nowo— kyiv. i could have waited and could have not— kyiv. i could have waited and could have not come here today to could have not come here today ro rw— could have not come here today ro ow ono— could have not come here today o no on row— could have not come here today to try and talk about what we know— to try and talk about what we know ono— to try and talk about what we know and the— to try and talk about what we know and the timeline as we nnoororono— know and the timeline as we understand it— know and the timeline as we understand it .— know and the timeline as we understand it . but know and the timeline as we understand it. but i'm here rooow— understand it. but i'm here rooow ro— understand it. but i'm here today to talk— understand it. but i'm here today to talk to— understand it. but i'm here today to talk to the community of today to talk to the community or ow— today to talk to the community or ow ro— today to talk to the community or ow ro ror— today to talk to the community of ely to let them— today to talk to the community of ely to let them know that we ooooknrow— of ely to let them know that we absolutely understand their concerns , that— absolutely understand their concerns , that we're listening concerns, that we're listening to concerns, that we're listening ro wnor— concerns, that we're listening

ro wnor won— concerns, that we're listening to what you are— concerns, that we're listening to what you are saying to us on non— to what you are saying to us on non oonokr— to what you are saying to us on their behalf about— to what you are saying to us on their behalf about their worries ooonr— their behalf about their worries ooonr wnor— their behalf about their worries about what we— their behalf about their worries about what we have said . what about what we have said. what i nowo— about what we have said. what i nowo roto— about what we have said. what i nowo on you— about what we have said. what i have told you is— about what we have said. what i have told you is accurate . but have told you is accurate. but rnoro— have told you is accurate. but rnoro ro— have told you is accurate. but there is other— have told you is accurate. but there is other information. i've boon— there is other information. i've ooon rookw— there is other information. i've been really clear— there is other information. i've been really clear that we have own— been really clear that we have own gor— been really clear that we have own goo on— been really clear that we have still got an awful— been really clear that we have still got an awful lot of cctv to still got an awful lot of cctv ro wow— still got an awful lot of cctv ro ono— still got an awful lot of cctv to view and of— still got an awful lot of cctv to view and of course that will be to view and of course that will to noon— to view and of course that will to noon no— to view and of course that will be much now by— to view and of course that will be much now by the iopc as they nowo— be much now by the iopc as they nowo rokon— be much now by the iopc as they have taken independent investigation— have taken independent investigation and i'm sure that now— investigation and i'm sure that now wru— investigation and i'm sure that no wrkk kooo— investigation and i'm sure that they will keep you updated with non— they will keep you updated with rnorrproorooo. — they will keep you updated with their progress. a— they will keep you updated with their progress. ' their progress. a lot of people in ely and they've talked about their distrust in the police over the years , the process of over the years, the process of events and the way that someone's been handled. this has damaged your credibility.- 3: this has damaged your credibility. when you oow— damaged your credibility. when you oow okow— damaged your credibility. when you oow okow oo— damaged your credibility. when you say, okay, so you're kroronrno— you say, okay, so you're listening to— you say, okay, so you're listening to a- you say, okay, so you're listening to a press conference, rnow-ro— listening to a press conference, rnow-ro non — listening to a press conference, they're from south wales police noooononoro— they're from south wales police headquarters where deputy chief conorooko— headquarters where deputy chief constable rachel— headquarters where deputy chief constable rachel bacon is ooorooorno— constable rachel bacon is addressing the— constable rachel bacon is addressing the press following rnor— addressing the press following rnor rorok— addressing the press following that fatal crash— addressing the press following that fatal crash in ely, which of course led— that fatal crash in ely, which of course led to— that fatal crash in ely, which of course led to the death of rwo— of course led to the death of rwo roonooo— of course led to the death of two teenage boys— of course led to the death of two teenage boys . “ctr; of course led to the death of two teenage boys . “ritrz; of course led to the death of two teenage boys . “rztri; two teenage boys. there was some issue really when it came to the initial police communication about whether or not that the 15 year old harvey evans and 16 year old harvey evans and 16 year old harvey evans and 16 year old kyrees sullivan had

been involved in some kind of police chase in the run up to that particular incident. she was trying to clear that up, although it very clear, although it was very clear, wasn't there, saying we although it was very clear, wasn�*a there, saying we although it was very clear, wasn�*a huge iere, saying we although it was very clear, wasn�*a huge iere, sayimore we have a huge amount more information to gather at the time of the road traffic collision, which sadly proved fatal. clearly she was saying that nearest police van, as that the nearest police van, as she understood was half she understood it, was half a mile away, to, think, mile away, trying to, i think, dispel some of the claims that there speed police there was a high speed police chase which actually initially caused these deaths and the rioting in the community that followed. she whole heartedly condemned that criminal condemned and said that criminal damage, is completely damage, etcetera, is completely unaware . ceptable i'm going unaware. ceptable i'm going to return though , to one of return now, though, to one of the that just the stories that i was just briefing you on a little bit earlier on, and it is going to be dominating the news headlines tomorrow. going be dominating the news headlines t01be'row. going be dominating the news headlines t01be dominating going be dominating the news headlines t01be dominating the going be dominating the news headlines t01be dominating the politicalg to be dominating the political discourse come. discourse for some time to come. and that is the net migration numbers set drop numbers which are set to drop tomorrow. they could well hit 700,000. be a record. 700,000. it will be a record. some are saying could some people are saying it could be up to a million. we're also, of course, got the illegal numbers, across of course, got the illegal nunchannel, across of course, got the illegal nunchannel,etcetera. across of course, got the illegal nunchannel, etcetera. and cross the channel, etcetera. and people coming from all corners of the world. what are those

numbers going to look like? i will boston tomorrow in will be in boston tomorrow in lincolnshire, which was the seat where there was the highest proportion voters, and proportion of brexit voters, and i'm go there for i'm very keen to go there for the reason. when the obvious reason. when people voted brexit, did you think voted for brexit, did you think that all years down the that all those years down the line be sitting here now line we'd be sitting here now talking record levels of talking about record levels of net potentially net migration, potentially record levels illegal record levels of illegal immigration? dr. alan mendoza joins now, who is the joins me now, who is the executive director at henry executive director at the henry jackson society. alan, thank you very and you for very much and thank you for holding line while holding the line while we briefly visited cardiff for a second there. dr. allen yes , second there. dr. allen yes, tomorrow is going to be an absolutely day. absolutely massive day. i suspect a day suspect it will be a day where the bubble bursts the public bubble bursts in terms that our terms of them feeling that our politicians actually care about bringing migration bringing down net migration numbers. i think so. i numbers. well i think so. i mean, if we're getting if we're going— mean, if we're getting if we're going ro— mean, if we're getting if we're going ro gor— mean, if we're getting if we're going to get figures of that iowoi— going to get figures of that level after— going to get figures of that level after last— going to get figures of that level after last year's record, oiooriw— level after last year's record, clearly questions— level after last year's record, clearly questions are going to be clearly questions are going to oo-ooonr— clearly questions are going to oo-ooonr-orol clearly questions are going toi be-about-are on clearly questions are going to. be-about-are on a be asked about why we are on a wooi— be asked about why we are on a woor on— be asked about why we are on a woor on wooi— be asked about why we are on a woor on woor or— be asked about why we are on a year on year of record net nigrorion— year on year of record net migration figures. �*fw�*m year on year of record net migration figures. grin g migration figures. what is going on within the system. and of course crucially, what- rzzr" " and of course crucially, what policies wiri— course crucially, what policies wiii nooo— course crucially, what policies wiii nooo ro— course crucially, what policies will need to change in order to wing— will need to change in order to iring onio— will need to change in order to bring this under—

will need to change in order to bring this under control. okay. mowi— bring this under control. okay. now or. — bring this under control. okay. now, dr. allen,— bring this under control. okay. now, dr. allen, tomorrow there is going to be a wave of noise that says that anybody who cares about figures of the 700,000 mark, anybody who's got questions about our infrastructure, our demographic change, all of this stuff is probably a frothing little racist who shouldn't be allowed anywhere television or anywhere near television or media or broadcast is there going be a net benefit to going to be a net benefit to this country to see 700,000 people net coming here in one year? well of course not because of the numbers are simply far too vast, given our population size already. patrick, there is an immigration— : patrick, there is an immigration strategy and rnoro— an immigration strategy and rnoro io— an immigration strategy and rnoro io o— an immigration strategy and there is a integration strategy oni— there is a integration strategy on rnoro— there is a integration strategy on rnoro io— there is a integration strategy and there is also— there is a integration strategy and there is also frankly, an infrastructure _ and there is also frankly, an infrastructure strategy. all rnroo— infrastructure strategy. all rnroo nowo— infrastructure strategy. all three have to— infrastructure strategy. all three have to go hand in hand if you— three have to go hand in hand if you oro— three have to go hand in hand if you ro— three have to go hand in hand if you ro nowo— three have to go hand in hand if you are to have numbers of that oio— you are to have numbers of that ooning— you are to have numbers of that coming in— you are to have numbers of that size coming in, because if you ion-r— size coming in, because if you ion-r nowo— size coming in, because if you ion-r nowo on— size coming in, because if you don't have an integration orrorogw— don't have an integration strategy, then _ don't have an integration strategy, then if you say over ivo— strategy, then if you say over riwo wooro — strategy, then if you say over five years, you're— strategy, then if you say over five years, you're bringing in rwo— five years, you're bringing in rwo-noir— five years, you're bringing in rwo-noir ro— five years, you're bringing in two-half to 3- five years, you're bringing in two half to 3 million two and a half to 3 million ooopio— two and a half to 3 million ooooio-oonnrrwl two and a half to 3 million. people-country, well two and a half to 3 million- people-country, well , people into this country, well, now— people into this country, well, now — people into this country, well, now rnow— people into this country, well, how are they _to - people into this country, well, how are they to integrate how are they going to integrate wirn—iioori with those around them? most of rnooo— with those around them? most of these—discovered these people we have discovered , these people we have discovered a , these people we have discovered ,_. iong- these people we have discovered ,_. iong wayl , are coming from a long way owow— , are coming from a long way owow .— , are coming from a long way away . inow— , are coming from a long way away . they-going. , are coming from a long way away . they going to be away. they are not going to be roniiior— away. they are not going to be familiar necessarily with

onion— familiar necessarily with british - and - familiar necessarily with british and customs. well, british ways and customs. well, rnow-ro— british ways and customs. well, rnow-ro going— british ways and customs. well, rnow-ro going ro— british ways and customs. well, they're going to have to be familiarised_ they're going to have to be familiarised very and familiarised very quickly. and rnon—rol familiarised very quickly. andi rnon—ro rnor then secondly, attached to that is then secondly, attached to that io-oo— then secondly, attached to that io-oo wo— then secondly, attached to that is-do we provide- then secondly, attached to that is do we provide the infra is how do we provide the infra orrnorwo— is how do we provide the infra structure .order_ is how do we provide the infra structure .order to - is how do we provide the infra structure order to provide structure in order to provide for poopio— structure in order to provide for people arriving to have oonooio— for people arriving to have oonooio .— for people arriving to have schools , to _ for people arriving to have schools , to have, you know, schools, to have, you know, noooiroio— schools, to have, you know, noopiroio .— schools, to have, you know, hospitals , to— schools, to have, you know, hospitals , to have all the hospitals, to have all the oowiooo— hospitals, to have all the services and— hospitals, to have all the services and everyone else in onio— services and everyone else in rnio oonnrw— services and everyone else in this country also— services and everyone else in this country also having the oornoon—w- this country also having the same _you reallyi this country also having the- same _you really need same things. so you really need to same things. so you really need ro—oonool to have all three things sorted out-understand— to have all three things sorted out understand where you're out to understand where you're at. out to understand where you're on ano— out to understand where you're on and iro— out to understand where you're at. and it's not— out to understand where you're at. and it's not a— out to understand where you're at. and it's not a question of ooing— at. and it's not a question of ooing rooior— at. and it's not a question of being racist-it's- at. and it's not a question of being racist it's not being racist at all. it's not oono—r- being racist at all. it's not even _of beingi even a question of being anti—migrant.- even a question of being anti—migrant. can manage anti—migrant. you can manage it if anti—migrant. you can manage it ir—inrogrorion- anti—migrant. you can manage it if_integration and. if you've got an integration and infrastructure _ if you've got an integration and infrastructure strategy, but rnor-o— infrastructure strategy, but - rnor-o—ooon. so that's not what we have seen. so far. that's not what we have seen. so for-_wnw— that's not what we have seen. so for-_wnw ooooio- that's not what we have seen. so far._why people are. far. and that's why people are going— far. and that's why people are going-oo— far. and that's why people are going-be rather— far. and that's why people are going be rather aggrieved at going to be rather aggrieved at rnooo— going to be rather aggrieved at rnooo-ooning- these numbers coming forward. dr. these numbers coming forward. d..-drg_ these numbers coming forward. ion-dionne— these numbers coming forward. dr.-did.have to- these numbers coming forward. dr.-did.have to get- these numbers coming forward. dr.-did.have to get to. dr. allen did it have to get to this level? i know that we're going to be told about the amount ukrainian refugees going to be told about the amo we've ukrainian refugees going to be told about the amo we've gotainian refugees going to be told about the amo we've got and n refugees going to be told about the amo we've got and the fugees of that we've got and the amount of afghan amount afghan refugees and the amount of but it'll of hongkongers fine, but it'll just different next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just doeinfferent next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it:erent next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have to next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have to be next of hongkongers fine, but it'll just does it have to be like (t year. does it have to be like this? have we not got some kind of points based immigration system? want to system? this is what i want to drill does it need to drill down on. does it need to be there hands tied when it be there are hands tied when it comes to having this amount of people? well, comes to having this amount of people? find l, we'll see actually find and we'll see tomorrow. - if- actually find and we'll see tomorrow. .if we- actually find and we'll see tomorrow. if we look the tomorrow. but if we look at the

rigoroo— tomorrow. but if we look at the rigoroo or— tomorrow. but if we look at the figures of ukrainians, i'm sure rnooo— figures of ukrainians, i'm sure rnooo oro— figures of ukrainians, i'm sure rnooo going— figures of ukrainians, i'm sure those are going be down from those are going to be down from the those are going to be down from rno-woor— those are going to be down from the-year because- the previous year because that's wnon— the previous year because that's wnon-oronoo. - the previous year because that's when started. that's the previous year because that's when people started. that's the previous year because that's when people starte have it's the previous year because that's when people starte have been when people would have been ooooinroiw— absolutely fleeing from the rronriinoo— absolutely fleeing from the. frontlines_hong frontlines. equally, with hong kong— frontlines. equally, with hong kong, _crackdown - frontlines. equally, with hong kong, crackdown was it kong, the big crackdown was it woonr— kong, the big crackdown was it woon-r-woon — kong, the big crackdown was it woon-r-woon rr— kong, the big crackdown was it wasn't-year. it-the- wasn't last year. it was the woon— wasn't last year. it was the woor oororo. — wasn't last year. it was the year before. yes,- wasn't last year. it was the year before. yes, certainly wasn't last year. it was the year ihavet. yes, certainly wasn't last year. it was the year ihave some certainly wasn't last year. it was the year ihave some people ly we'll have some people there, our— we'll have some people there, our-onozoo— we'll have some people there, but-amazed if- we'll have some people there, but amazed if those but i'd be amazed if those nnrnoroo— but i'd be amazed if those numbers were— but i'd be amazed if those numbers were from the numbers were up from the orowiono— numbers were up from the prowiooo wooi— numbers were up from the previous year on this. so the gnoorion— previous year on this. so the question really— previous year on this. so the question really is, where are rnooo— question really is, where are rnooo poopio— question really is, where are these people from? the these people coming from? the onooioion— these people coming from? the suspicion _that. these people coming from? the sus are on _that. these people coming from? the sus are seeing-that. these people coming from? the susare seeing a that these people coming from? the susare seeing a massive that these people coming from? the susare seeing a massive increase we are seeing a massive increase in onion— we are seeing a massive increase in student numbers.— we are seeing a massive increase in student numbers. and ornoioiiw— in student numbers. and crucially, the _ in student numbers. and crucially, the attendance of ornoonro— crucially, the attendance of students being _ crucially, the attendance of students being brought in to the uk. students being brought in to the uk. r— students being brought in to the uk. r oow— students being brought in to the uk. r on— students being brought in to the uk. i saw an estimate that this nignr— uk. i saw an estimate that this nignr oo— uk. i saw an estimate that this nignr oo no— uk. i saw an estimate that this might be up tenfold held within the might be up tenfold held within rno ioor— might be up tenfold held within rno ioor row— might be up tenfold held within the last few years— might be up tenfold held within the last few years and that roiio— the last few years and that roiio won— the last few years and that roiio won o— the last few years and that tells you a lot— the last few years and that tells you a lot about what might be tells you a lot about what might oo nopponing— tells you a lot about what might oo nopponing ro— tells you a lot about what might be happening to drive these nnrnoroo— be happening to drive these nnrnoroio no.— be happening to drive these numbers up. and the second gnoorion— numbers up. and the second guoorion-gooo- numbers up. and the second question goes along numbers up. and the second question-goes along it question that goes along with it is question that goes along with it io-ooiow— question that goes along with it is-salary floor,— question that goes along with it is-salary floor, if— question that goes along with it is salary floor, if you is the salary floor, if you iiko— is the salary floor, if you iiko-or- is the salary floor, if you like,-at which. is the salary floor, if you. like,-at which you is the salary floor, if you- like,-at which you can like, the level at which you can rognoor— like, the level at which you can rognoor ro— like, the level at which you can request to have— like, the level at which you can request to have visa. at the request to have a visa. at the rnornonr— request to have a visa. at the rnornonr iro— request to have a visa. at the moment it's in— request to have a visa. at the moment it's in the region of £26,000.— moment it's in the region of £26,000. when— moment it's in the region of £26,000. when the median income in onio— £26,000. when the median income in rnio oonnrw— £26,000. when the median income in this country is— £26,000. when the median income in this country is around oooooo— in this country is around £33,000. so— in this country is around £33,000. so clearly if you are oiiowing— £33,000. so clearly if you are oiiowing ror— £33,000. so clearly if you are allowing for that,— £33,000. so clearly if you are allowing for that, the sort of no— allowing for that, the sort of no iowor— allowing for that, the sort of the lower end _ allowing for that, the sort of the lower end of— allowing for that, the sort of the lower end of the wage scale to the lower end of the wage scale o oo— the lower end of the wage scale ro ioo ooning— the lower end of the wage scale to be coming in— the lower end of the wage scale to be coming in to— the lower end of the wage scale to be coming in to this country, you— to be coming in to this country, you oon— to be coming in to this country,

you pornooo— to be coming in to this country, you can perhaps understand why the you can perhaps understand why no nnrnoroo— you can perhaps understand why the numbers are— you can perhaps understand why the numbers are going up . you can perhaps understand why the numbers are going up. i'm rnoro— the numbers are going up. i'm sure there would— the numbers are going up. i'm sure there would be a very oinoronr— sure there would be a very different reaction if it was alb— different reaction if it was gr, won— different reaction if it was all, you know,— different reaction if it was all, you know, sort of ceos or inno— all, you know, sort of ceos or inoo or— all, you know, sort of ceos or phds or anything— all, you know, sort of ceos or phds or anything in that way. our— phds or anything in that way. onrlrnink— phds or anything in that way. butlthink the— phds or anything in that way. but think the problem but i think the problem lies moor— but i think the problem lies noor iikoiw— but i think the problem lies most likely in— but i think the problem lies most likely in the lower end of the most likely in the lower end of no oooio— most likely in the lower end of no oooio oo— most likely in the lower end of the scale as to— most likely in the lower end of the scale as to where the nnrnoroo— the scale as to where the numbers coming the scale as to where the numbers-coming dr. numbers are coming in. dr. akron.— numbers are coming in. dr. allen, thank— numbers are coming in. dr. allen, thank-very,- numbers are coming in. dr. allen, thank very, very allen, thank you very, very much. we'll be talking much. no doubt we'll be talking again coming again tomorrow and in the coming days as those numbers drop. dr. alan who the alan mendoza there, who is the executive director at the henry jackson now, i did say jackson society. now, i did say a few moments ago that will be a few moments ago that i will be presenting boston presenting the show from boston tomorrow. is why. okay. tomorrow. and this is why. okay. more boston voted more people in boston voted leave in the 2016 referendum than else in the uk. than anywhere else in the uk. 75.6% backed brexit. the 2021 census revealed the population of boston had increased by 9.1% in the previous ten years. that is well above the national average and just over three quarters of people in boston were born in england , which is were born in england, which is below the uk average. so look, it's pretty clear, isn't it really, that it's a good seat to go to? it's a good place to go

to and speak to real people on the ground, the kind of people, frankly, a lot of frankly, that i think a lot of areas our media just ignore, areas of our media just ignore, really. and they don't talk about or indeed speak about or talk to or indeed speak for it comes to these net for when it comes to these net migration figures . so lib dem migration figures. so lib dem leader sir ed davey says that a woman quite clearly can have a penis really ? ed really. i want penis really? ed really. i want to know whether or not that you would actually vote for someone or consider voting for someone who that woman can have who thinks that a woman can have a but i'm being told now, a penis. but i'm being told now, bizarrely, apparently i bizarrely, that apparently i have break. we'll have to go to a break. so we'll talk that in litvinenko talk about that in a litvinenko

dry fine weather will continue rnrongn— dry fine weather will continue rnrongn rno— dry fine weather will continue through the weekend, although oigno— through the weekend, although oigno or— through the weekend, although oigno or ir— through the weekend, although signs of it turning a bit colder owing— signs of it turning a bit colder owing wonoow— signs of it turning a bit colder owing monday .— signs of it turning a bit colder during monday. _ signs of it turning a bit colder during monday . r:rt:r during monday. what do you vote for? a man who can't tell you what a woman is? i won't. i can't. as a basic rule of thumb, if somebody cannot accept basic biological fact, then they are not fit to run a country. in my

book that does seem to be a crossover in the type of people who can't tell you what a woman is. and also coincidentally, can't tell difference can't tell the difference between immigrant and between an illegal immigrant and a genuine asylum either a genuine asylum seeker, either . talking like . but talking of people like that, davey , the leader of that, ed davey, the leader of the democrats, until the liberal democrats, who until he with this nonsense he piped up with this nonsense and after and resurfaced after orchestrating a local election campaign based largely around blocking planning developments for was absolutely for nimbys was absolutely stealing a living off the taxpayer for being the missing person of british politics, he stated that some women quite clearly , quite clearly have clearly, quite clearly have a penis . well, i don't know what penis. well, i don't know what women you look at, but i have news for you, mate . women do not news for you, mate. women do not have a penis. they never have and never will. some very and they never will. some very confused feel like women confused men may feel like women . imagine some days he feels . i imagine some days he feels like minister in like a prime minister in waiting. it's the same waiting. but it's the same thing, isn't it? feelings aren't reality are a woman, how reality if you are a woman, how can you vote for a man who would? given what he said there, presumably think a man can access your changing rooms, your daughter's changing rooms ? how daughter's changing rooms? how could you vote for that? isn't

there something totally anti—feminist all of this anti—feminist about all of this as well? telling women what as well? men telling women what as well? men telling women what a is ? here's why. here a woman is? here's why. here okay. when a politician tells me that they think a woman can have a penis, i don't accept basic scientific and biological fact and i'm not fit to be anywhere near high office. well, let's get some reaction on this story . i am joined now by the writer and broadcaster dominic samuels and, of course, friend of the channel dominic, thank channel as well. dominic, thank you very much. what do you you very, very much. what do you make of the fact that have make of the fact that we have another political another a leader of a political party country say quite party in this country say quite clearly, clearly, dominic, clearly, quite clearly, dominic, some women can have a penis. yeah. mean, to be honest, i yeah. i mean, to be honest, i oon-r— yeah. i mean, to be honest, i oon-r owon— yeah. i mean, to be honest, i don't even really— yeah. i mean, to be honest, i don't even really understand why this don't even really understand why rnio io— don't even really understand why rnio io oriii— don't even really understand why rnio io oriii o— don't even really understand why this is still a discussion because, you- this is still a discussion because, you know , it's really because, you know, it's really gniro— because, you know, it's really guiro oinpio— because, you know, it's really guiro oinpio. — because, you know, it's really quite simple. the- because, you know, it's really quite simple. the answer is that women do not have a penis , but women do not have a penis, but people like davies seek to intellectualise this issue for no reason at all. now, you know , acknowledging basic biological facts is not negating that some people do indeed feel as though

they're born in the wrong body . they're born in the wrong body. but, you know, at the same time , politicians have a responsibility to women and to women that feel that the trans ideology that is being pushed quite extensively in society at the moment is posed a threat to our rights . but also what our rights. but also what defines our existence. and for yet another male politician to partake in this is just another sad example of how far down the scale of usefulness our politicians are at the moment. what would you say to someone wno— what would you say to someone wno ogooo— what would you say to someone who agrees with— what would you say to someone who agrees with that? dave? he's oowing— who agrees with that? dave? he's oowing, rook:— who agrees with that? dave? he's saying, look, we're— who agrees with that? dave? he's saying, look, we're just being kino— saying, look, we're just being kind-certain— saying, look, we're just being kind certain percentage of kind to a certain percentage of the kind to a certain percentage of rno—rno- kind to a certain percentage of rno—rno kinol the community. is it the kind rning— the community. is it the kind oning ro— the community. is it the kind rning o oo— the community. is it the kind thing to do, to— the community. is it the kind thing to do, to say stuff like wow— thing to do, to say stuff like rnoro r— thing to do, to say stuff like that? i don't— thing to do, to say stuff like that? i don't think it is the king— that? i don't think it is the king rning— that? i don't think it is the kind thing because , you know, kind thing because, you know, it's kind thing because, you know, ir-o nor— kind thing because, you know, no nor kino— kind thing because, you know, it's not kind to— kind thing because, you know, it's not kind to engage in ooinoion. — it's not kind to engage in delusion. and- it's not kind to engage in delusion. r: it's not kind to engage in delusion. 'r: it's not kind to engage in- delusion. and that's just a sad fact, i'm afraid . now, of fact, i'm afraid. now, of course, there are people that identify as a different gender and they should be allowed to live their lives as they see fit and, you know, we should respect

them, as we should respect all people. but that mean we people. but that doesn't mean we start and i think start lying. and i think that there are a sizeable amount of trans people themselves that do accept women do not have accept that women do not have a penis. mean , it's not penis. i mean, it's not controversial, somehow it's controversial, but somehow it's being made controversial by the liberal left. really hmm. okay, look, dominic,— liberal left. really hmm. okay, look, dominic, thank— liberal left. really hmm. okay, look, dominic, thank you- t t hmm. okay, look, dominic, thank you very, wow— look, dominic, thank you very, work noon.— look, dominic, thank you very, work noon. r— look, dominic, thank you very, very much. i could— look, dominic, thank you very, very much. i could talk to you oiiow— very much. i could talk to you ooonr onio— very much. i could talk to you about this for— very much. i could talk to you about this for a— very much. i could talk to you about this for a very long oorioo— about this for a very long porioo or— about this for a very long period of time,- about this for a very long period of time, but unfortunately, we're being a iirrio— unfortunately, we're being a iirrio oio— unfortunately, we're being a little bit squeezed for time. dominio— little bit squeezed for time. noninio r— little bit squeezed for time. dominic, i really appreciate you coming— dominic, i really appreciate you coming-discussing- dominic, i really appreciate you coming discussing this. coming on and discussing this. inonk— coming on and discussing this. monk-noon.- coming on and discussing this. thank-much. it's- thank you very much. it's dominio— thank you very much. it's dominic-there. thank you very much. it's dominic-there is the dominic samuels there who is the wriror— dominic samuels there who is the writer-broadcaster— dominic samuels there who is the writer broadcaster and, of writer and broadcaster and, of course,-of the- writer and broadcaster and, of course, of the channel. course, friend of the channel. rook—oo- course, friend of the channel. rook—do won- course, friend of the channel. l look—do you think look get in touch. do you think you— look get in touch. do you think won-oorionow— look get in touch. do you think you-seriously vote- look get in touch. do you think you seriously vote for you could seriously vote for someone what someone who can't tell you what a someone who can't tell you what o—kooiwo— someone who can't tell you what o—kooiiw in- someone who can't tell you what a_really? i'm just- someone who can't tell you what a really? i'm just not a woman is? really? i'm just not ooro-ino— a woman is? really? i'm just not ooro-ino-rning- a woman is? really? i'm just not sure-the-thing for- a woman is? really? i'm just not sure the thing for me sure i can. the big thing for me as sure i can. the big thing for me oo-io— sure i can. the big thing for me oo-io r— sure i can. the big thing for me oo-io r oon-r— sure i can. the big thing for me as-is i don't think- sure i can. the big thing for me as is i don't think people as well is i don't think people iiko— as well is i don't think people like-actually- as well is i don't think people like actually believe like ed davey actually believe onio— like ed davey actually believe onio-oo— like ed davey actually believe onio-oo rnow- like ed davey actually believe this. do they really this. do they? do they really ooiiowo— this. do they? do they really ooiiowo ir— this. do they? do they really believe it anyway? gb views oon-r— believe it anyway? gb views oon-r oo— believe it anyway? gb views don't gb news— believe it anyway? gb views don't gb news .com but i've got a don't gb news .com but i've got o rip— don't gb news .com but i've got orip rooring— don't gb news .com but i've got a rip roaring final— don't gb news .com but i've got a rip roaring final hour heading wow— a rip roaring final hour heading wow wow— a rip roaring final hour heading your way noniing— a rip roaring final hour heading your way hurtling your way very ononiw— your way hurtling your way very shortly—johnson. shortly because boris johnson noo— shortly because boris johnson has-referred— shortly because boris johnson has referred police over has been referred to police over runnor— has been referred to police over further potential— has been referred to police over further potential lockdown irooonoo— further potential lockdown irooonoo .— further potential lockdown breaches . is— further potential lockdown breaches . is there a tory witch

breaches. is there a tory witch nonr— breaches. is there a tory witch nonr going— breaches. is there a tory witch nonr going on?— breaches. is there a tory witch hunt going on? let me know what you hunt going on? let me know what won-rowiok— hunt going on? let me know what you-patrick christys- you think. i'm patrick christys on—oriroin-o- you think. i'm patrick christys on-britain's news. you think. i'm patrick christys on britain's news.

channel hey, - channel hey,good channel- hey, good evening, cnonnoi— hey, good evening, everybody . hey, good evening, everybody. it's hey, good evening, everybody. rr-o rorriok— hey, good evening, everybody. it's patrick christys here on gb wowo— it's patrick christys here on gb wowo ir— it's patrick christys here on gb wowo ir noo— it's patrick christys here on gb news it has just— it's patrick christys here on gb news it has just gone 5 pm. onow— news it has just gone 5 pm. noow iwow— news it has just gone 5 pm. busy busy final— news it has just gone 5 pm. busy busy final hour. here's wnor-o— busy busy final hour. here's what's coming— busy busy final hour. here's what's coming up. busy busy final hour. here's what's coming up . okay. is there what's coming up. okay. is there a what's coming up. okay. is there o wiron— what's coming up. okay. is there o wiron nonr— what's coming up. okay. is there a witch hunt going— what's coming up. okay. is there a witch hunt going on between our a witch hunt going on between oiwii— a witch hunt going on between our civil service— a witch hunt going on between our civil service and tory mps? i our civil service and tory mps? i won— our civil service and tory mps? i won ro— our civil service and tory mps? i won ro gor— our civil service and tory mps? i want to get to— our civil service and tory mps? i want to get to the bottom of nor.— i want to get to the bottom of nor. rr— i want to get to the bottom of that. it certainly— i want to get to the bottom of that. it certainly looks as rnongn— that. it certainly looks as though there— that. it certainly looks as though there may be in other news as well. _ though there may be in other news as well. yes, that's right. ino— news as well. yes, that's right. ino ror— news as well. yes, that's right. the for-madeleine- news as well. yes, that's right. the for madeleine mccann the for search madeleine mccann oniwoor —on- the for search madeleine mccann continues. _on for- continues. it will roll on for onornor— continues. it will roll on for another-our- continues. it will roll on for another our home and another day. our home and ooowiw— another day. our home and security editor— another day. our home and security editor mark white is on the security editor mark white is on rno-in— security editor mark white is on rno-in rno— security editor mark white is on the-in the algarve- security editor mark white is on the in the algarve for us. the scene in the algarve for us. win — the scene in the algarve for us. win onw— the scene in the algarve for us. with any breaking— the scene in the algarve for us. with any breaking developments. wo-ro— with any breaking developments. wo-ro-going— with any breaking developments. wo-ro-going ro— with any breaking developments. we're-going to be- with any breaking developments. we're going to be talking, we're also going to be talking, of course,lbit_ we're also going to be talking, of course, bit about this, of course, a bit about this, or-onr— of course, a bit about this, oron-r-oo— of course, a bit about this, aren't-gb news- of course, a bit about this, aren't gb news immigration aren't we, gb news immigration opooioio— aren't we, gb news immigration opooioio inooo— aren't we, gb news immigration special? those absolutely catastrophic— special? those absolutely catastrophic net migration rigoroo— catastrophic net migration rigoroo oro— catastrophic net migration figures are set— catastrophic net migration figures are set to drop tomorrow.— figures are set to drop tomorrow. we will no doubt be ooro:— tomorrow. we will no doubt be ooro-wo—

tomorrow. we will no doubt be told,-we, that-all- tomorrow. we will no doubt be told, we, that all need told, won't we, that we all need onio— told, won't we, that we all need rnio ror— told, won't we, that we all need rnio for our— told, won't we, that we all need this for our economic well—being.- this for our economic well—being. well, i'm not oonwnooo— well—being. well, i'm not. convinced _will convinced about that. i will be iiko— convinced about that. i will be iiwo—oooron- convinced about that. i will be live—boston in. live tomorrow from boston in iinooinoniro:— live tomorrow from boston in lincolnshire, the _ live tomorrow from boston in lincolnshire, the home of brexit in nonw— lincolnshire, the home of brexit in many wowo— lincolnshire, the home of brexit in many ways, and— lincolnshire, the home of brexit in many ways, and also an area rnor— in many ways, and also an area rnor noo— in many ways, and also an area rnor noo ooon— in many ways, and also an area that has seen rapid— in many ways, and also an area that has seen rapid population grown— that has seen rapid population grown so— that has seen rapid population grown so o— that has seen rapid population growth. so a great spot to be if you— growth. so a great spot to be if you noppon— growth. so a great spot to be if you noppon ro— growth. so a great spot to be if you noppon o oo— growth. so a great spot to be if you happen to be in boston, make won— you happen to be in boston, make you pop— you happen to be in boston, make you pop oiong— you happen to be in boston, make sure you pop along and say nono— sure you pop along and say noiio. our— sure you pop along and say hello. but yes,— sure you pop along and say hello. but yes, we're gearing up to hello. but yes, we're gearing up o no— hello. but yes, we're gearing up to that immigration special in ornor— to that immigration special in ornor-rnongn- other news, though, yes, oiworoiw— other news, though, yes, diversity is— other news, though, yes, diversity is apparently inoooring— diversity is apparently impacting our education system. so impacting our education system. so io— impacting our education system. so io ow— impacting our education system. so is our relentless— impacting our education system. so is our relentless push for a big— so is our relentless push for a irig woko— so is our relentless push for a big woke agenda— so is our relentless push for a big woke agenda actually getting in no— big woke agenda actually getting in no wow— big woke agenda actually getting in no wow or— big woke agenda actually getting in the way of children's education. _ in the way of children's education. these aren't my views. these— education. these aren't my views. these are- education. these aren't my views. these are the views of ooooi— views. these are the views of ooooi ooo — views. these are the views of several top academic acas. and in ornor— several top academic acas. and in ornor nowo— several top academic acas. and in other news as— several top academic acas. and in other news as well , yes, in other news as well, yes, going— in other news as well, yes, going ro— in other news as well, yes, we're going to be talking a bit oiiow— we're going to be talking a bit ooowr onio— we're going to be talking a bit about this. the— we're going to be talking a bit about this. the dream boys. yes okav-_ about this. the dream boys. yes okav- work:— about this. the dream boys. yes okay. well, shifting tone, powwo— okay. well, shifting tone, poopio, owo— okay. well, shifting tone, people, but eyes . many of you people, but eyes. many of you know:— people, but eyes. many of you know: i— people, but eyes. many of you know: i on— people, but eyes. many of you know, i am raising for money the mono— know, i am raising for money the mental health— know, i am raising for money the mental health charity mind oooowoo— mental health charity mindi because—every because unfortunately, every oingio— because unfortunately, every oingio-iz— because unfortunately, every single-12 men- because unfortunately, every single 12 men take their own single day 12 men take their own iiwoo. —io— single day 12 men take their own iiwoo. —io ror- single day 12 men take their own lives. _is far too- lives. that figure is far too nign— lives. that figure is far too nign-ror— lives. that figure is far too nign-ror roo- lives. that figure is far too high, far too high . just high, far, far too high. just giving.com/fund raising, forward oioon— giving.com/fund raising, forward slash challenge.— giving.com/fund raising, forward slash challenge. christie's is rnor— slash challenge. christie's is that address— slash challenge. christie's is that address if— slash challenge. christie's is that address if you want to go

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cardiff on monday. south wales police had received a video showing a police van following an e—bike minutes before the fatal incident . but they say the fatal incident. but they say the van was half a mile away when the crash happened . the deaths the crash happened. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan owen and 15 year old harvey evans sparked riots in the ely area, which police have condemned as inexcusable. hundred of bunches of flowers have been left at the roadside by friends and family. have been left at the roadside by friends and family . and by friends and family. and tonight, a candlelit vigil will be held to remember the two teenagers who died . deputy chief teenagers who died. deputy chief constable rachel bacon spoke a few moments ago . there was no few moments ago. there was no ooiioo— few moments ago. there was no poiioo wonioio— few moments ago. there was no police vehicle in— 3 there was no police vehicle in snowdon road at police vehicle in snowdon road or no— police vehicle in snowdon road or no ino— police vehicle in snowdon road at the time of— police vehicle in snowdon road at the time of the— police vehicle in snowdon road at the time of the collision , at the time of the collision, oni— at the time of the collision, ono wo— at the time of the collision, and we believe— at the time of the collision, and we believe there were no ornor— and we believe there were no other vehicles— and we believe there were no other vehicles involved in the inoioonr— other vehicles involved in the inoioonr .— other vehicles involved in the incident . and— other vehicles involved in the incident . and we— other vehicles involved in the incident . and we have based this incident. and we have based this on wirnooo— incident. and we have based this on witness accounts— incident. and we have based this on witness accounts tracking ooro — on witness accounts tracking ooro ono — on witness accounts tracking data and cctv— on witness accounts tracking data and ccrv .— on witness accounts tracking data and cctv . we have made a data and cctv. we have made a nonoororw— data and cctv. we have made a mandatory referral— data and cctv. we have made a mandatory referral to the indian nonoonr— mandatory referral to the indian pendant office— mandatory referral to the indian pendant office for— mandatory referral to the indian pendant office for police oonowor— pendant office for police conduct to— pendant office for police conduct to ensure the matter receives independent scrutiny.

we receives independent scrutiny. wo wiri— receives independent scrutiny. we will provide— receives independent scrutiny. we will provide them with all the information _ we will provide them with all the information we have and they will undertake— the information we have and they will undertake an— the information we have and they will undertake an independent inwoorigorion— will undertake an independent investigation .— will undertake an independent investigation . _ will undertake an independent investigation. \rrt:rr.i will undertake an independent investigation . \rrt:rr.i his“ will undertake an independent investigation . \rrt:rrrr t5“ investigation. now, rishi sunak says the latest figures show the government is making progress on his promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. that's the first time the figure has fallen below 10% since last august . however, 10% since last august. however, with food price inflation continuing at a near record 9.1, labouris continuing at a near record 9.1, labour is accusing the government of failing to help struggling families. but jeremy hunt confirmed there was still more work to be done. these numbers more work to be done. these nwrnoroio onow— more work to be done. these numbers show there - more work to be done. these numbers show there is- these numbers show there is absolutely no room for complacency in the ooroio— no room for complacency in the ooorio ogoinor— no room for complacency in the battle against inflation. food price— battle against inflation. food price inflation— battle against inflation. food price inflation is— battle against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly- price inflation is still worryingly high . that's why worryingly high. that's why noo— worryingly high. that's why we've had food— worryingly high. that's why we've had food producers in rororo— we've had food producers in rororo in— we've had food producers in farmers in supermarkets in to roik— farmers in supermarkets in to roik ooowr— farmers in supermarkets in to talk about what— farmers in supermarkets in to talk about what we can do to rowooo— talk about what we can do to rowooo ono— talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure there. well ooroing— reduce the pressure there. well oooring owo— reduce the pressure there. well setting out labour's economic

ooiiow— setting out labour's economic poiiow prono— setting out labour's economic policy plans whilst on a visit to washington— policy plans whilst on a visit to washington ,_ policy plans whilst on a visit to washington , dc, shadow to washington, dc, shadow cnonooiior— to washington, dc, shadow chancellor rachel reeves says wnoor— chancellor rachel reeves says under successive _ chancellor rachel reeves says under successive conservative goononor— under successive conservative governments, prosperity has oornoo— governments, prosperity has rwrnoo ro — governments, prosperity has turned to stagnation. : turned to stagnation. today's inriorion— turned to stagnation. today's inflation numbers for the uk show inflation remaining stubbornly high and the imf's forecasts this week show that the uk is still expected to have the uk is still expected to have the highest inflation in the g7 this year. our economy no longer worko— this year. our economy no longer worko ror— this year. our economy no longer works for working— our economy no longer works for working people. they contributions— works for working people. they contributions are— works for working people. they contributions are no longer roopooroo.— contributions are no longer respected. their— contributions are no longer respected. their enterprise is no iongor— respected. their enterprise is no longer rewarded and even rnoir— no longer rewarded and even rnoir moor— no longer rewarded and even their most ordinary of hopes iiko— their most ordinary of hopes seem like impossible dreams . now seem like impossible dreams. now the seem like impossible dreams. now rno inno— seem like impossible dreams. now the prime minister— seem like impossible dreams. now the prime minister has confirmed swoiio— the prime minister has confirmed suella braverman— the prime minister has confirmed suella braverman will not face a rornoi— suella braverman will not face a formal investigation over claims rnor— formal investigation over claims no ono— formal investigation over claims that she requested civil oowonro— that she requested civil servants to _ that she requested civil servants to arrange a private opoooing— servants to arrange a private opoooing oowroo— servants to arrange a private speeding course for her in a iowor— speeding course for her in a iorror ro— speeding course for her in a letter to the— speeding course for her in a letter to the home secretary, kioni— letter to the home secretary, kioni swnok— letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said— letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by rishi sunak said he'd been told iw nio— rishi sunak said he'd been told ow nio inoion— rishi sunak said he'd been told by his indian ethics adviser rnor— by his indian ethics adviser rnor nor— by his indian ethics adviser that her actions— by his indian ethics adviser that her actions did not amount to that her actions did not amount o o— that her actions did not amount o o irooon— that her actions did not amount o o irooon or— that her actions did not amount to a breach of the— that her actions did not amount to a breach of the ministerial oooo— to a breach of the ministerial oooo . — to a breach of the ministerial oooo . ino— to a breach of the ministerial code . the home- to a breach of the ministerial code . "rteeg to a breach of the ministerial

code . code. the home secretary has apologised for the distraction it's caused the government and the cabinet office has today denied handing the information that boris johnson may have broken lockdown rules to police, saying the decision was in fact made by civil servants . it comes made by civil servants. it comes after the former prime minister accused the cabinet office of making bizarre and unacceptable claims about him. mrjohnson has been reported to both the metropolitan and thames valley police forces over events at chequers and downing street. he's denied breaking the rules. a legal row has erupted between the cabinet office and the official covid 19 inquiry over the release of boris johnson's whatsapp messages and diaries as well . whatsapp messages and diaries as well. chairwoman baroness hallett is rejecting decisions made by the cabinet office to redact some of the material. the messages include exchanges between boris johnson and senior government ministers, senior civil servants and their advisers during the pandemic. gb news understand that the authorities in portugal hunting

for clues to the disappearance of madeleine mccann will continue their search for a third day tomorrow . police have third day tomorrow. police have been using mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and poles and were seen removing a number of sealed bags from the scene. investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old was at the arade dam reservoir, which was visited a number of times by prime suspect christian brueckner , an 18 year old has brueckner, an 18 year old has pleaded guilty to failing to comply with a community protection notice after recording himself entering someone's home without permission . bronze segarra , permission. bronze segarra, known on social media as mizzi , known on social media as mizzi, was investigated after sharing the videos on tiktok. the teenager has been . fined £365 teenager has been. fined £365 with gb news. more news as it happens. back now to .

happens. back now to. patrick okay, welcome back. i i okay, welcome back. i am oroning—nowrl starting this fast paced hour wirn— starting this fast paced hour with straightforward with a pretty straightforward gnooion— with a pretty straightforward goooion-o- with a pretty straightforward question. a tory witch question. is there a tory witch nonr— question. is there a tory witch nonr going— question. is there a tory witch nonr going ono— question. is there a tory witch hunt going on? i'm asking that in-woko— hunt going on? i'm asking that in-woko or— hunt going on? i'm asking that in .wake of two _ hunt going on? i'm asking that in wake of two big stories in the wake of two big stories ono— in the wake of two big stories over the last— in the wake of two big stories over the last years . so this over the last few years. so this morning— over the last few years. so this morning ir— over the last few years. so this morning it emerged that suella braverman will— morning it emerged that suella braverman will not face an investigation— braverman will not face an investigation for asking onioioio— investigation for asking officials whether she could have a officials whether she could have o oriworo— officials whether she could have o priworo opooo— officials whether she could have a private speed awareness course-sunak- a private speed awareness course. sunak consulted course. rishi sunak consulted his course. rishi sunak consulted nio ornioo— course. rishi sunak consulted his ethics adviser— course. rishi sunak consulted his ethics adviser over the case oororo— his ethics adviser over the case before deciding— his ethics adviser over the case before deciding the matter. did not before deciding the matter. did nor ornownr— before deciding the matter. did not amount to— before deciding the matter. did not amount to a— before deciding the matter. did not amount to a breach of the niniororioi— not amount to a breach of the ministerial code,— not amount to a breach of the ministerial code, handling it in—nowoo— ministerial code, handling it in—house seems— ministerial code, handling it in—house seems up surprise, owrnooo— in—house seems up surprise, oornoop ino— in—house seems up surprise, surprise. the story basically gooo— surprise. the story basically gooo owow— surprise. the story basically gooo owow. wnw— surprise. the story basically goes away. why wasn't this done oororoo— goes away. why wasn't this done oororoo owo— goes away. why wasn't this done before? but then _ goes away. why wasn't this done before? but then boris johnson noo— before? but then boris johnson noo-rororroo- before? but then boris johnson has-referred to- before? but then boris johnson has referred to police has now been referred to police rwnnor— has now been referred to police over further potential lockdown irooonoo— over further potential lockdown breaches. he's— over further potential lockdown breaches. he's ditched government- breaches. he's ditched government appointed lawyers roorooonring— government appointed lawyers representing him in the covid ingwirw— representing him in the covid ingoirw ono— representing him in the covid ingoirw ono no— representing him in the covid inquiry and he has come out and ooooronriw— inquiry and he has come out and opporonriw oow:— inquiry and he has come out and apparently said, to— inquiry and he has come out and apparently said, to according our apparently said, to according woiroko— apparently said, to according our website, gb _ apparently said, to according our website, gb news .com , that our website, gb news .com, that he our website, gb news .com, that no io— our website, gb news .com, that he is considering— our website, gb news .com, that he is considering suing the oiwii— he is considering suing the civil service.— he is considering suing the civil service. i— he is considering suing the civil service. i want to know wnon— civil service. i want to know wnon wow— civil service. i want to know wnon woo woo— civil service. i want to know when you just add all of this own— when you just add all of this own up:—

when you just add all of this stuff up, we've— when you just add all of this stuff up, we've got brafman, gor— stuff up, we've got brafman, we've got boris,— stuff up, we've got brafman, we've got boris, we've got raab, gor— we've got boris, we've got raab, we've got goodness— we've got boris, we've got raab, we've got goodness knows who oroo— we've got goodness knows who oioolooowr— we've got goodness knows who else i about to _ we've got goodness knows who else i about to get _ we've got goodness knows who else about to get stuck into else is about to get stuck into jacob— else is about to get stuck into roooo—oowoot jacob rees—mogg, of course, ronowoiw— jacob rees—mogg, of course, famously-battle- jacob rees—mogg, of course, famously battle the famously did battle with the oiwii— famously did battle with the civil service.— famously did battle with the civil service. is— famously did battle with the civil service. is it not a nonw— civil service. is it not a ororrw oioor— civil service. is it not a pretty clear picture emerging rooiiw— pretty clear picture emerging rooiiw or— pretty clear picture emerging really of some— pretty clear picture emerging really of some individual behind the really of some individual behind rno ooonoo— really of some individual behind the scenes, the— really of some individual behind the scenes, the blob , as it the scenes, the blob, as it were, actually— the scenes, the blob, as it were, actually now trying to wing— were, actually now trying to bring down— were, actually now trying to bring down government ministers , democratically— bring down government ministers , democratically elected government _ , democratically elected government ministers with right iooning— government ministers with right leaning politics— government ministers with right leaning politics last night, oono— leaning politics last night, boris johnson's former brexit ninioror:— boris johnson's former brexit minister, jacob— boris johnson's former brexit minister, jacob rees—mogg, rowooioo— minister, jacob rees—mogg, revealed that— minister, jacob rees—mogg, revealed that he'd visited the inno— revealed that he'd visited the prime minister— revealed that he'd visited the prime minister during lockdown, wnion— prime minister during lockdown, wnion io— prime minister during lockdown, wnion io wnor— prime minister during lockdown, which is what some of his hoo—ha is which is what some of his hoo—ha ioiooowr— which is what some of his hoo—ha ioiooowr .— which is what some of his hoo—ha ioiooowr . owo— which is what some of his hoo—ha is.about . but he— which is what some of his hoo—ha is about . but he stuck to is all about. but he stuck to no— is all about. but he stuck to rno-r— is all about. but he stuck to rno-r on— is all about. but he stuck to the-i can tell- is all about. but he stuck to the-i can tell you. is all about. but he stuck to. the-i can tell you that the rules. i can tell you that dunng the rules. i can tell you that during that period i went to during that period and i went to chequers, was invited there chequers, i was invited there with children entirely in with my children entirely in accordance with the rules . accordance with the rules. another senior government minister was going to come, but the prime minister cancelled him because you were only allowed to have one family present at the time. so what would have been a meeting with the prime minister and the chief whip and the leader of the house of commons just had me there because you couldn't mix families. the prime minister was diligent about it.

i might also say that one of my children after lunch, bowled out the prime minister and removed his middle stump, but that would be boasting sometimes the jokes write themselves, don't they? to be fair. but i'm joined now by to be fair. but i'm joined now owiwowo— to be fair. but i'm joined now by.news political- to be fair. but i'm joined now by news political editor by gb news political editor monon— by gb news political editor moron-ro- by gb news political editor- darren _to-some darren mccaffrey to shed some noroorron—o- darren mccaffrey to shed somei more—darren boris more light on this, darren boris ronnoon— more light on this, darren boris ronnoon io— more light on this, darren boris johnson is absolutely adamant, as johnson is absolutely adamant, oo o ioo— johnson is absolutely adamant, as are a lot of— johnson is absolutely adamant, as are a lot of mps behind as are a lot of tory mps behind ono— as are a lot of tory mps behind rno ooonoo— as are a lot of tory mps behind the scenes, that— as are a lot of tory mps behind the scenes, that there is a wiron— the scenes, that there is a wiron nonr— the scenes, that there is a witch hunt going on and maybe the investigation— witch hunt going on and maybe the investigation should be into the investigation should be into rno—ono- the investigation should be into rno—ono nor| the civil service leaks and not rnonoowoo— the civil service leaks and not rnonoowoo .— the civil service leaks and not themselves . what's going on? themselves. what's going on? woon— themselves. what's going on? on no-o— themselves. what's going on? yeah, he's branded this investigation- yeah, he's branded this investigation . yeah, he's branded this investigation. q’tiifi; yeah, he's branded this investigation . otc; investigation. one of the allegations that have led to two police forces looking into apparent or supposed covid rule breaking as totally untrue. and as you say, he says that this is as you say, he says that this is a politically motivated witch hunt. it has been slightly kicking off this afternoon with the inquiry . kicking off this afternoon with the inquiry. sorry to the covid inquiry. sorry to threads to this story. if you like. boris like. first of all, boris johnson effectively sacked johnson has effectively sacked his lawyers who were his government lawyers who were acting on his behalf after they, of sent information of course sent that information to the cabinet office, who then

passed it on to the metropolitan police and thames valley police who are looking into these allegations. the friends and family visitor , chequers and family visitor, chequers and downing potentially downing street potentially breaking covid rules. now the government are insisting that no ministers signed this off. this was decision of civil was the decision of civil servants and the civil servants who following the who say they are following the code conduct they're doing code of conduct. they're doing what they're obliged to do. so thatis what they're obliged to do. so that is that boris johnson to sack his lawyers, he's going to find his own for the covid inquiry. and then in addition to that, the covid inquiry is threatening the threatening to sue the government because they want to get access to boris johnson's unredacted whatsapp messages. an old diary. now at the moment the cabinet office and the government are saying that's not necessary of necessary because it's not of material to the covid material interest to the covid inquiry, inquiry inquiry, but the covid inquiry clearly do think that is the clearly do not think that is the case. so it's all a bit of a web of how would one put it kind of very difficult to disentangle , very difficult to disentangle, if you like, patrick, to a large degree, but you've got the covid inquiry at the centre of all of

this. you've got two separate police forces investigating the former prime minister. you've got former prime minister got a former prime minister bofis got a former prime minister boris johnson, who's very, very unhappy and thinks there is a political witch hunt. you've political witch hunt. and you've got as who support got politicians as who support bofis got politicians as who support boris johnson thinking that the government and in particular rishi sunak is not doing enough to stop the leaks emanating from the heart of his government, whether it's political aides or the so a of the civil service. so a lot of angry people this afternoon and lots questions than lots more questions than answers, this moment answers, frankly, at this moment in time. darren, thank you very noon. — in time. darren, thank you very much. -returning- in time. darren, thank you very much. -returning to- :�* e darren, thank you very much. returning to this much. i am returning to this ororw—in- much. i am returning to this ororw—in rnol much. i am returning to this. story—in the hour story a little later in the hour wirn— story a little later in the hour wirn o— story a little later in the hour wirn o oig— story a little later in the hour with a big guest— story a little later in the hour with a big guest on this because i with a big guest on this because rwonr— with a big guest on this because rwonrlgor— with a big guest on this because rwonrlgorlrno— with a big guest on this because i want get the bottom of i want to get to the bottom of it. i want to get to the bottom of in -or— i want to get to the bottom of in -or nor— i want to get to the bottom of it.-or not people- i want to get to the bottom of it. or not people feel it. whether or not people feel oonono on.— it. whether or not people feel darren's off. there we yeah, darren's off. there we go. yeah, prooooiw— darren's off. there we go. yeah, prooooiw-nin — darren's off. there we go. yeah, probably-him off- darren's off. there we go. yeah, probably him off screen. probably take him off screen. inoro— probably take him off screen. noro-reign.- probably take him off screen. there-right. so- probably take him off screen. there right. so yeah, there we go. right. so yeah,i wo-ro—ro we're going to be returning to onio— we're going to be returning to rnio—ioror- we're going to be returning to onio—ioror on- we're going to be returning to this—later on in- this a little bit later on in no— this a little bit later on in the-because- this a little bit later on in the-because i- this a little bit later on in the because i do really the hour because i do really rnink— the hour because i do really onink onoo— the hour because i do really think that there— the hour because i do really think that there is a serious gwoorion— think that there is a serious question mark— think that there is a serious question mark to be answered noro— question mark to be answered noroor—- question mark to be answered noroor— nor- question mark to be answered noroor— nor here about whether or not our oiwii— here about whether or not our oiwii-inoooo- civil service is indeed undermining when undermining the government. when you undermining the government. when wow—or- undermining the government. when wow—or people. you look at the amount of people onoo— you look at the amount of people woo-ro— you look at the amount of people that-to,-would. that it's trying to, some would ogoo— argue, bring down and the niororio— argue, bring down and the historic-these. historic nature of these allegations— historic nature of these- allegations-claims. allegations and these claims. owo—no:- allegations and these claims. owo—no: ono- allegations and these claims. but—me, the drip| but crucially for me, the drip rooring— but crucially for me, the drip roooing inro—

but crucially for me, the drip feeding into the— but crucially for me, the drip feeding into the media, i am not owroriooo— feeding into the media, i am not owroriooo-wow— feeding into the media, i am not surprised-way the- feeding into the media, i am not surprised way the gb news surprised by the way the gb news was surprised by the way the gb news woo-ono— surprised by the way the gb news was-the britain's— surprised by the way the gb news was the britain's best was voted the britain's best roroo— was voted the britain's best roroo :— was voted the britain's best roroo : moor— was voted the britain's best rated , most loved news channel rated, most loved news channel out rated, most loved news channel our rnoro— rated, most loved news channel our onoro :— rated, most loved news channel out there , because— rated, most loved news channel out there , because we they seem out there, because we they seem to out there, because we they seem ro ioo — out there, because we they seem ro ioo rno — out there, because we they seem ro ioo rno oniw— out there, because we they seem to be the only ones— out there, because we they seem to be the only ones who aren't inor— to be the only ones who aren't just swallowing— to be the only ones who aren't just swallowing all of this nonsense, frankly, about it. and the nonsense, frankly, about it. and rno—orooo- nonsense, frankly, about it. and rno—orooo ono- nonsense, frankly, about it. and the—press and all. the leaks to the press and all of the leaks to the press and all or onio— the leaks to the press and all of this stuff— the leaks to the press and all of this stuff from _ the leaks to the press and all of this stuff from the civil oowonro.— of this stuff from the civil servants. anyway, of this stuff from the civil- servants. - anyway, .can of this stuff from the civil- sery. more - anyway, - can of this stuff from the civil- sery. more .this way,-can of this stuff from the civil- sery. more .this on(,-can of this stuff from the civil sery. more this on our can of this stuff from the civil senmore this on our website get more on this on our website rignr— get more on this on our website rignr-oo— get more on this on our website rignr-oo-.oon - get more on this on our website right gb .com where right now. gb news .com where you— right now. gb news .com where wow—ooor- right now. gb news .com where you—best analysisi you will find the best analysis ono— you will find the best analysis ono-oo— you will find the best analysis ono-oo woii- you will find the best analysis and-as well as,- you will find the best analysis and-as well as, of- and opinion as well as, of ono— and opinion as well as, of course, the breaking news. but in-or— course, the breaking news. but in-or irooking- course, the breaking news. butj in _of breaking-yes course, the breaking news. but. in _of breaking-yes , in terms of breaking news, yes, 18 in terms of breaking news, yes, is wooi— in terms of breaking news, yes, is woor oio— in terms of breaking news, yes, 18 year old bakari _ in terms of breaking news, yes, 18 year old bakari bronze ag.e.o,_ 18 year old bakari bronze kgooro, wno— 18 year old bakari bronze aguero, who is- 18 year old bakari bronze aguero, who is known on social nooio— aguero, who is known on social nooio oo— aguero, who is known on social nooio oo mizzi:— aguero, who is known on social media as mizzi, has pleaded gwiirw— media as mizzi, has pleaded goiirw ro— media as mizzi, has pleaded guilty to failing— media as mizzi, has pleaded guilty to failing to comply with a guilty to failing to comply with o oonnwnirw— guilty to failing to comply with a community protection notice. kon— a community protection notice. you rornornoro— a community protection notice. you remember who this guy was. okay- — you remember who this guy was. okay- so— you remember who this guy was. okay- so no— you remember who this guy was. okow. so no woo— you remember who this guy was. okay. so he was in— you remember who this guy was. okay. so he was in court today oroor— okay. so he was in court today oroor onoring— okay. so he was in court today after sharing footage of him working— after sharing footage of him woiking inro— after sharing footage of him walking into someone's home wirnowr— walking into someone's home without permission . and there without permission. and there nowing— without permission. and there nowing-rnor— without permission. and there nowing-rnor :— without permission. and there having that , there he is having done that, there he is woiking— having done that, there he is woiking owo— having done that, there he is walking out court , which walking out of court, which oorwoiiw— walking out of court, which actually possibly a relief actually is possibly a relief to poooio— actually is possibly a relief to poopio .— actually is possibly a relief to poopio . no-o— actually is possibly a relief to people . he's been fined £365 and people. he's been fined £365 and mizzi — people. he's been fined £365 and mizzi io— people. he's been fined £365 and mizzi is famed— people. he's been fined £365 and mizzi is famed for— people. he's been fined £365 and mizzi is famed for posting wioooo— mizzi is famed for posting wioooo or— mizzi is famed for posting videos of himself performing oronko— videos of himself performing pronko on— videos of himself performing pranks on tiktok. he also stole dog:— pranks on tiktok. he also stole someone's dog, passed a train poooongoro— someone's dog, passed a train poooongoro ono—

someone's dog, passed a train passengers and entered a man's oioining— passengers and entered a man's oioining ir— passengers and entered a man's car, claiming it was his uber. so car, claiming it was his uber. so rnoro— car, claiming it was his uber. so onoro wo— car, claiming it was his uber. so there we are. _ car, claiming it was his uber. so there we are. let's cross now to so there we are. let's cross now o oo— so there we are. let's cross now o oo wowo— so there we are. let's cross now o oo wowo io— so there we are. let's cross now to gb news is national reporter oiio— to gb news is national reporter ellie costello— to gb news is national reporter ellie costello ,_ to gb news is national reporter ellie costello , who is outside ellie costello, who is outside inonoo— ellie costello, who is outside thames magistrates court. ellie, rnonk— thames magistrates court. ellie, rnonk wow. — thames magistrates court. ellie, rnonk wow. i— thames magistrates court. ellie, thank you. i mean— thames magistrates court. ellie, thank you. i mean , he seemed thank you. i mean, he seemed roioriwoiw— thank you. i mean, he seemed relatively unrepentant, walking out relatively unrepentant, walking owr or— relatively unrepentant, walking our of ooon— relatively unrepentant, walking out of court there— relatively unrepentant, walking out of court there . yes patrick, out of court there. yes patrick, wow— out of court there. yes patrick, worw happy— out of court there. yes patrick, very happy to_ out of court there. yes patrick, very happy to be— out of court there. yes patrick, very happy to be leaving. rt; very happy to be leaving. he was oorwoiiw— very happy to be leaving. he was actually wearing— very happy to be leaving. he was actually wearing a hoodie and a face mask inside court. but as you can see in that— face mask inside court. but as you can see in that clip,- t r:rt; titan but as you can see in that clip, those owo— you can see in that clip, those rwo rningo— you can see in that clip, those two things were— you can see in that clip, those two things were removed. he was in o— two things were removed. he was in o ooor— two things were removed. he was in o woor ono— two things were removed. he was in a vest and was— two things were removed. he was in a vest and was smiling at the cameras. he actually said to the cameras, we're out— cameras. he actually said to the cameras, we're out side and then woikoo— cameras, we're out side and then woikoo on— cameras, we're out side and then walked off with— cameras, we're out side and then walked off with a— cameras, we're out side and then walked off with a friend looking wow:— walked off with a friend looking wow, wow— walked off with a friend looking very, very happy— walked off with a friend looking very, very happy with himself. nur— very, very happy with himself. out no— very, very happy with himself. out no oio— very, very happy with himself. but he did appear— very, very happy with himself. but he did appear here- very, very happy with himself. but he did appear here at- very, very happy with himself. but he did appear here at thames magistrates court just after £0.03 pm this afternoon . and it £0.03 pm this afternoon. and it follows those videos— £0.03 pm this afternoon. and it follows those videos that- 170 0:5 :�* and it follows those videos that were onoroo — follows those videos that were onoroo on — follows those videos that were shared on social— follows those videos that were shared on social media under his oooioi— shared on social media under his oooioi nooio— shared on social media under his social media name,— shared on social media under his social media name, which is mizzi.— social media name, which is mizzi. ano— social media name, which is mizzi. and this— social media name, which is mizzi. and this hearing focussed on or— mizzi. and this hearing focussed on one of those— mizzi. and this hearing focussed on one of those videos and it's oonorning— on one of those videos and it's oonorning no— on one of those videos and it's something he posted on tiktok ooiioo— something he posted on tiktok called walking— something he posted on tiktok called walking into random noooo— called walking into random noooo. — called walking into random houses . and— called walking into random houses. and that- called walking into random houses. , houses. and that video shows mizzi and his friends walking

into a house in hackney in east london without permission from the owners. it shows him walking through the front garden, through the front garden, through the front door and walking around a family home. mizzi even taking a seat on the ooro— mizzi even taking a seat on the ooro oororo— mizzi even taking a seat on the sofa before finally— mizzi even taking a seat on the sofa before finally leaving when the sofa before finally leaving when no oowpio— sofa before finally leaving when the couple revealed they had wow— the couple revealed they had worw woung— the couple revealed they had very young children in the nowoo — very young children in the nowoo nur— very young children in the house. but there- very young children in the house. g�*rtrrt; very young children in the house. but there has been a series of these prank videos posted on social media. patrick we've seen o'garro_ : rtr“ t “rt;r: patrick we've seen o'garro getting : trt:r“ t “rt;r: patrick we've seen o'garro getting into the we've seen o'garro getting into no book— we've seen o'garro getting into no book or— we've seen o'garro getting into no book of o— we've seen o'garro getting into the back of a stranger's car oowing— the back of a stranger's car oowing no— the back of a stranger's car saying he believed it was an ooor— saying he believed it was an uoor ror— saying he believed it was an uber for him.— saying he believed it was an uber for him. _ saying he believed it was an uber for him. ' saying he believed it was an uber for him. , : uber for him. another, a video of him taking a lady's dog and running away with it before returning it back to her later and another of him riding a bike around a supermarket while o'garro had been detained for two days before his appearance here at thames magistrates court today, he stood to confirm his name, his address and his date of birth. and then he pled goiirw— of birth. and then he pled goiirw ro— of birth. and then he pled guilty to breaking- and then he pled guilty to breaking a community proroorion— guilty to breaking a community protection notice— guilty to breaking a community protection notice on the 15th of

may— protection notice on the 15th of wow zozo— protection notice on the 15th of now zozo. wow— protection notice on the 15th of may 2023. now patrick, this oonnwnirw— may 2023. now patrick, this community notice had been issued a community notice had been issued o woon— community notice had been issued owoor prowiouoiw— community notice had been issued a year previously. it— community notice had been issued a year previously. it was meant to a year previously. it was meant ro oroo— a year previously. it was meant ro oroo ongoging— a year previously. it was meant to stop engaging in any behaviour— to stop engaging in any behaviour that might have caused noroooing— behaviour that might have caused noroooing ono— behaviour that might have caused harassing and distress or public rr— harassing and distress or public nuisance. it was— harassing and distress or public nuisance. e harassing and distress or public nuisance. . nuisance. it was also meant to stop him from trespassing on private property. so the prosecution then stood up and said this was a very clear breach of that community notice and they spoke about the impact that it had had on the family in that it had had on the family in that house that mizzi had entered. the prosecution lawyer oooko— entered. the prosecution lawyer opoko ooowr— entered. the prosecution lawyer spoke about the _ entered. the prosecution lawyer spoke about the wife— rt;“rt;trt;r: the prosecution lawyer spoke about the wife in the wiooo. — spoke about the wife in the wiooo. sno — spoke about the wife in the video. she said— spoke about the wife in the video. she said she was under no— video. she said she was under the impression— video. she said she was under the impression that mizzi was ooono— the impression that mizzi was ooono ro— the impression that mizzi was about to attempt a burglary on the about to attempt a burglary on no roniiw— about to attempt a burglary on the family home. _ about to attempt a burglary on the family home. she didn't rooiioo— the family home. she didn't rooiioo ir— the family home. she didn't realise it was— the family home. she didn't realise it was social media wonk— realise it was social media pronk. ino— realise it was social media prank. the children are only two ono— prank. the children are only two on oio— prank. the children are only two on oik wooro— prank. the children are only two and six years old— prank. the children are only two and six years old and it had oonooo— and six years old and it had oowooi rno— and six years old and it had caused the family great distress and concern. she— caused the family great distress and concern. she had also been ioonririoo— and concern. she had also been identified on— and concern. she had also been identified on instagram and noooogoo— identified on instagram and noooogoo by— identified on instagram and messaged by other users. well, rnon— messaged by other users. well, rnon ono— messaged by other users. well, then the defence— messaged by other users. well, then the defence lawyer stood up and then the defence lawyer stood up on ooio— then the defence lawyer stood up on ooio rnor— then the defence lawyer stood up and said that mr—

then the defence lawyer stood up and said that mr o'garro was oorrw— and said that mr o'garro was oorrw rnor— and said that mr o'garro was oorrw no no— and said that mr o'garro was sorry that he had personally opoiogiooo— sorry that he had personally oooiogiooo ro— sorry that he had personally apologised to the family in that wiooo— apologised to the family in that wiooo ono— apologised to the family in that wiooo on no— apologised to the family in that video and he hadn't considered the video and he hadn't considered rno nwo— video and he hadn't considered the true action. _ video and he hadn't considered the true action. the true impact rnor— the true action. the true impact rnor nio— the true action. the true impact that his actions— the true action. the true impact that his actions would have. he ooiiowoo— that his actions would have. he ooiiowoo or— that his actions would have. he believed at the— that his actions would have. he believed at the time that this inor— believed at the time that this iwor o— believed at the time that this was just a harmless prank. his his was just a harmless prank. his nio iowwor— was just a harmless prank. his his lawyer said— was just a harmless prank. his his lawyer said that he's just 18 his lawyer said that he's just is wooro— his lawyer said that he's just is wooro oio— his lawyer said that he's just 18 years old and— his lawyer said that he's just 18 years old and that he'd had a wow.— 18 years old and that he'd had a wow. wow— 18 years old and that he'd had a very, very difficult— 18 years old and that he'd had a very, very difficult childhood. he very, very difficult childhood. no woo— very, very difficult childhood. no non — very, very difficult childhood. he was from a— very, very difficult childhood. he was from a single parent home and he was from a single parent home on onor— he was from a single parent home on no no— he was from a single parent home and that he had— he was from a single parent home and that he had adhd. he was a poroon— and that he had adhd. he was a poroon rnor— and that he had adhd. he was a person that struggled with validation— person that struggled with validation and— person that struggled with validation and opportunity. and rnooo— validation and opportunity. and rnooo woro— validation and opportunity. and those were two— validation and opportunity. and those were two things that oooioi— those were two things that social media— those were two things that social media had given him. he ooio— social media had given him. he ooio rnor— social media had given him. he ooio no no— social media had given him. he said that he had— social media had given him. he said that he had been egged on to said that he had been egged on o o— said that he had been egged on o o oonoin— said that he had been egged on to a certain degree— said that he had been egged on to a certain degree to do more oonrroworoioi— to a certain degree to do more controversial material in order to controversial material in order ro goin— controversial material in order ro goin noro— controversial material in order to gain more followers and more iikoo— to gain more followers and more iikoo. ano— to gain more followers and more likes. and that's— to gain more followers and more likes. and that's what led to nin— likes. and that's what led to nin oroooing— likes. and that's what led to him crossing this line. he also played— him crossing this line. he also played wirn— him crossing this line. he also played with the— him crossing this line. he also played with the judge to not put across a final— played with the judge to not put across a final social burden on mr across a final social burden on in ogoo.— across a final social burden on in o-gorro. iowo— across a final social burden on mr o'garro, but the judge said onor— mr o'garro, but the judge said no ir— mr o'garro, but the judge said no ir woo— mr o'garro, but the judge said that it was clear— mr o'garro, but the judge said that it was clear from the

roorogo— that it was clear from the footage that _ that it was clear from the footage that this was a breach of nor— footage that this was a breach of that community. notice she ooio— of that community. notice she ooio rnor— of that community. notice she said that she— of that community. notice she said that she was— of that community. notice she said that she was distressed by wnor— said that she was distressed by wnor no— said that she was distressed by wnor no noo— said that she was distressed by what he had done, that day, but did rook— what he had done, that day, but did feel reassured— what he had done, that day, but did feel reassured by his remorse and— did feel reassured by his remorse and by his apology. she ooio— remorse and by his apology. she ooio onor— remorse and by his apology. she ooio no no— remorse and by his apology. she said that the only— remorse and by his apology. she said that the only way to deal wirn— said that the only way to deal wirn onio— said that the only way to deal with this case— said that the only way to deal with this case was through a rinonoioi— with this case was through a financial penalty, and that is wnor— financial penalty, and that is wnor ono— financial penalty, and that is what she imposed on mr o'garro rooow— what she imposed on mr o'garro rooow .— what she imposed on mr o'garro rooow . a— what she imposed on mr o'garro rooow . a pownonr— what she imposed on mr o'garro today . a payment of £365, which today. a payment of £365, which wiri— today. a payment of £365, which wiii oo— today. a payment of £365, which wiii no powooio— today. a payment of £365, which will be payable in— today. a payment of £365, which will be payable in instalments of will be payable in instalments or ooo— will be payable in instalments or ooo o— will be payable in instalments of £30 a month.— will be payable in instalments of £30 a month. she also made a orininoi— of £30 a month. she also made a criminal behaviour— of £30 a month. she also made a criminal behaviour order which wiri— criminal behaviour order which wiii roor— criminal behaviour order which wiii no for— criminal behaviour order which will last for two _ criminal behaviour order which will last for two years, which oooonrioiiw— will last for two years, which essentially means he's not going to essentially means he's not going o oo— essentially means he's not going ro ioo oiio— essentially means he's not going ro ioo oirio ro— essentially means he's not going to be able to post— essentially means he's not going to be able to post on social nooio— to be able to post on social media without— to be able to post on social media without direct permission and media without direct permission ono oonoonr— media without direct permission and consent of— media without direct permission and consent of the— media without direct permission and consent of the people that are and consent of the people that inwoiwoo— and consent of the people that are involved and— and consent of the people that are involved and he won't be oiio— are involved and he won't be oirio ro— are involved and he won't be able to trespass— are involved and he won't be able to trespass on private proponw. — able to trespass on private property- that— able to trespass on private property. that order will stay in oiooo— property. that order will stay in piooo ror— property. that order will stay in place for two— property. that order will stay in place for two years. albie inonk— in place for two years. albie inonk wow— in place for two years. albie inonk woo worw— in place for two years. albie thank you very ,_ in place for two years. albie thank you very , very much, ellie thank you very, very much, ellie cooroiio.— thank you very, very much, ellie cooroiio. — thank you very, very much, ellie costello. there— thank you very, very much, ellie costello. there are— thank you very, very much, ellie costello. there are national reporter who's outside thames magistrates court and yeah, that was a story that we brought you a little bit earlier on in the

week, wasn't it? and some of the footage there of his tiktok anfics footage there of his tiktok antics absolutely antics are just absolutely disgraceful. so clearly unrepentant, would unrepentant, though it would seem, wouldn't it, walking out of just hate to see of court. you just hate to see it right now. out it right now. searches out the arade algarve the arade dam on the algarve in the madeleine mccann investigation will third will continue into a third day, according sources , as according to local sources, as this a mechanical brush this comes as a mechanical brush cutter has arrived at the scene in portugal to help with those searches. joining me now is dai davies, who led an independent investigation into the case. not long after madeleine went missing. di, thank you very much. great to have you on the show . a lot of people scratching show. a lot of people scratching their heads, wondering why more wasn't done in this particular area initially. i know there were a couple of searches done earlier on not too long after maddie went missing, but what do you into these latest you read into these latest searches, especially given that brush cutters et cetera are involved now ? well, good involved now? well, good afternoon , patrick. um, from my afternoon, patrick. um, from my poropooiwo— afternoon, patrick. um, from my poropooriwo. in— t“ t um, from my perspective, i'm delighted that if perspective, i'm delighted that in mono— perspective, i'm delighted that in onoro io— perspective, i'm delighted that if there is new— perspective, i'm delighted that if there is new and credible owioonoo— if there is new and credible evidence to— if there is new and credible evidence to show that this man

may— evidence to show that this man now ono— evidence to show that this man now on r— evidence to show that this man may and i emphasise the word may nowo— may and i emphasise the word may nowo ooon— may and i emphasise the word may have been here,— may and i emphasise the word may have been here, it— may and i emphasise the word may have been here, it is— may and i emphasise the word may have been here, it is alleged onor— have been here, it is alleged rnor o— have been here, it is alleged rnor o iorrw— have been here, it is alleged that a lorry driver saw oonorning— that a lorry driver saw something going on. how credible that something going on. how credible rnor io— something going on. how credible rnor io. r— something going on. how credible rnor io. r oon-r— something going on. how credible that is, i don't know. but oiooriw— that is, i don't know. but clearly there _ that is, i don't know. but clearly there are a number of gwooriono— clearly there are a number of goooriono ro— clearly there are a number of questions to ask— clearly there are a number of questions to ask of all the poiioo— questions to ask of all the police forces— questions to ask of all the police forces ,_ questions to ask of all the police forces , including police forces, including leicestershire police who originoiiw— leicestershire police who originally took over some of the ingwirioo. — originally took over some of the inquiries. then— originally took over some of the inquiries. then the— originally took over some of the inquiries. then the met, the ronwgwooo— inquiries. then the met, the portuguese police , frankly, were portuguese police, frankly, were oiooorrowo— portuguese police, frankly, were oiooorrowo in— portuguese police, frankly, were disastrous in their— portuguese police, frankly, were disastrous in their early days. we disastrous in their early days. wo oro— disastrous in their early days. wo wnoro— disastrous in their early days. we are where we— disastrous in their early days. we are where we are now and in roirnooo— we are where we are now and in roirnooo rno — we are where we are now and in fairness, the german us through rnoir— fairness, the german us through rnoir oko— fairness, the german us through rnoir okk o— fairness, the german us through their bka a unit— fairness, the german us through their bka a unit appear to have nooo— their bka a unit appear to have nooo o— their bka a unit appear to have nooo o nwgo— their bka a unit appear to have made a huge amount of progress. wow— made a huge amount of progress. wow onio— made a huge amount of progress. wow rnio non— made a huge amount of progress. wow rnio r— made a huge amount of progress. now this man, i think, should nowo— now this man, i think, should nowo ooon— now this man, i think, should have been identified a great ooor.— have been identified a great oooi. ironw— have been identified a great deal. many years ago because he inoo— deal. many years ago because he rinoo rno— deal. many years ago because he fitted the profile _ deal. many years ago because he fitted the profile and somehow he fitted the profile and somehow no oiippoo— fitted the profile and somehow he slipped through the net. the oorrnono— he slipped through the net. the germans are convinced, convinced rnoo— germans are convinced, convinced rnor rnio— germans are convinced, convinced rnor rnio io— germans are convinced, convinced that this is the— germans are convinced, convinced that this is the man,— germans are convinced, convinced that this is the man, and if you kook— that this is the man, and if you iook or— that this is the man, and if you iook or nio— that this is the man, and if you look at his profile,— that this is the man, and if you look at his profile, i can't rnink— look at his profile, i can't rnink or— look at his profile, i can't rnink of o— look at his profile, i can't think of a better profile . in think of a better profile. in all think of a better profile. in or nw— think of a better profile. in or nw wooro— think of a better profile. in all my years of— think of a better profile. in all my years of experience than rnio— all my years of experience than this individual. _ all my years of experience than this individual. he's got 17 prowiowo— this individual. he's got 17

previous convictions , it's previous convictions, it's oiiogori— previous convictions, it's alleged, and— previous convictions, it's alleged, and they range from onio— alleged, and they range from oniio oonoo— alleged, and they range from child abuse to— alleged, and they range from child abuse to burglary to rape. so child abuse to burglary to rape. so no— child abuse to burglary to rape. so no woo— child abuse to burglary to rape. so he was there— child abuse to burglary to rape. so he was there again, allegedly roioonono— so he was there again, allegedly roioonono .— so he was there again, allegedly telephone , telephone ability to telephone, telephone ability to onow— telephone, telephone ability to onow nin — telephone, telephone ability to show him there— telephone, telephone ability to show him there through the ongwirioo— show him there through the enquiries. the— show him there through the enquiries. the germans have made onow— enquiries. the germans have made onow rnor— enquiries. the germans have made onow no no— enquiries. the germans have made show that he was— enquiries. the germans have made show that he was in— enquiries. the germans have made show that he was in the area he workoo— show that he was in the area he workoo in— show that he was in the area he worked in that— show that he was in the area he worked in that particular venue . so— worked in that particular venue . so wnor— worked in that particular venue . so what more— worked in that particular venue . so what more do— worked in that particular venue . so what more do you want? i won— . so what more do you want? i wion r— . so what more do you want? i wion r oowi— . so what more do you want? i wish i could hang— . so what more do you want? i wish i could hang him by the sun rning— wish i could hang him by the sun rning ono— wish i could hang him by the sun rning ono nw— wish i could hang him by the sun rning ono rrw ono— wish i could hang him by the sun thing and try and get a confession— thing and try and get a confession out him. but you oon-r— confession out him. but you oon-r oo— confession out him. but you can't do that— confession out him. but you can't do that these days . \rrtr can't do that these days. no, you— can't do that these days. no, won corroiniw— can't do that these days. no, you certainly can't— can't do that these days. no, you certainly can't do that these days. di for what it's worth, this resort where madeleine mccann actually went missing in praia da luz is one that i happened to have been to as a child, actually, myself and i can look back on that now and see how how there and that area would have been an absolute dream target for somebody who had had very sinister intention for towards children like

madeleine mccann and i just wonder whether or not you know, 16 years on, there is still a chance of finding any kind of evidence really . they are evidence really. they are believe it as we understand it anyway, looking for things like items of clothing from madeleine mccann or or things along those lines. i mean , what kind of lines. i mean, what kind of chance do you think there will be actually find be able to actually find something amount time be able to actually find somwe're| amount time be able to actually find somwe're there. clearly, time be able to actually find somwe're there. clearly, theya on? we're there. clearly, they wiri— on? we're there. clearly, they wiii roiw— on? we're there. clearly, they wiii roiw on — on? we're there. clearly, they will rely on forensic- rtr“7 �*vw�*rt; ”rt; “trrt;t; clearly, they will rely on forensic and even seps— will rely on forensic and even oooo or— will rely on forensic and even scraps of forensic— will rely on forensic and even scraps of forensic that may or may— scraps of forensic that may or now nor— scraps of forensic that may or may not indicate— scraps of forensic that may or may not indicate whether she had ooon— may not indicate whether she had iooon rokon— may not indicate whether she had been taken there,— may not indicate whether she had been taken there, whether he had left been taken there, whether he had on onw— been taken there, whether he had on onw irono— been taken there, whether he had left any items there that could poinr— left any items there that could poinr ro— left any items there that could poinr o no — left any items there that could point to the fact— left any items there that could point to the fact through dna, rnrowgn— point to the fact through dna, through other— point to the fact through dna, through other aspects. and, of course , actually— through other aspects. and, of course , actually getting rid of course, actually getting rid of oonoo— course, actually getting rid of oonoo ono— course, actually getting rid of bones and things like that. in my bones and things like that. in nw oooionoop— bones and things like that. in my experience, it's very difficult. _ my experience, it's very difficult. so _ my experience, it's very difficult. so i'm hoping that rno— difficult. so i'm hoping that the information— difficult. so i'm hoping that the information they have , the the information they have, the inrornorion— the information they have, the information from _ the information they have, the information from germany, not from— information from germany, not from nin— information from germany, not from nin. our— information from germany, not from him, but from other sources , from him, but from other sources .rnow— from him, but from other sources . rnow wowion-r— from him, but from other sources , they wouldn't have wasted all onio— , they wouldn't have wasted all rnio ino— , they wouldn't have wasted all this time and— , they wouldn't have wasted all this time and money. i hope, if onow— this time and money. i hope, if rnow oion-r— this time and money. i hope, if they didn't have— this time and money. i hope, if they didn't have a— this time and money. i hope, if they didn't have a credible oiooo— they didn't have a credible piooo or— they didn't have a credible piece of information. but again . rno—

piece of information. but again . rno rook— piece of information. but again , the task must— piece of information. but again , the task must be— piece of information. but again , the task must be enormous . but , the task must be enormous. but it's , the task must be enormous. but no inoiooriwo— , the task must be enormous. but it's indicative that— , the task must be enormous. but it's indicative that they're oorrwing — it's indicative that they're oorrwing on — it's indicative that they're carrying on for- it's indicative that they're carrying on for a third day. sono— carrying on for a third day. some aspects— carrying on for a third day. some aspects show that they've rokon — some aspects show that they've rokon own— some aspects show that they've taken stuff away— some aspects show that they've taken stuff away from there. i oon-r— taken stuff away from there. i oon-r know— taken stuff away from there. i don't know what— taken stuff away from there. i don't know what they are. but ogoin— don't know what they are. but ogoin .— don't know what they are. but ogoin . is— don't know what they are. but ogoin . is wooro— don't know what they are. but again , 15 years on, here we are again, 15 years on, here we are ogoin. — again, 15 years on, here we are ogoin. ino— again, 15 years on, here we are ogoin. ino roor— again, 15 years on, here we are again. the last time it was the wor— again. the last time it was the nor ooiioo— again. the last time it was the met police who— again. the last time it was the met police who were asked for searches, the _ met police who were asked for searches, the portuguese have iookoo— searches, the portuguese have iookoo in— searches, the portuguese have iookoo in ro— searches, the portuguese have looked in to two— searches, the portuguese have looked in to two disused wells ono— looked in to two disused wells ono oo— looked in to two disused wells and so on. there— looked in to two disused wells and so on. there must be oonorning— and so on. there must be something significant for all rnooo— something significant for all these resources— something significant for all these resources to be put into onio— these resources to be put into this particular— these resources to be put into this particular search. from wnor— this particular search. from wnor r— this particular search. from wnor r oon— this particular search. from what i can gather. okay, look , what i can gather. okay, look, di, what i can gather. okay, look, oi. rnonk— what i can gather. okay, look, oi. rnonk wow— what i can gather. okay, look, di, thank you very, very much. wo— di, thank you very, very much. its oi— di, thank you very, very much. its oi nowo— di, thank you very, very much. it's di davis there.— di, thank you very, very much. it's di davis there. we'll- di, thank you very, very much. it's di davis there. we'll be talking again, no doubt, di, as this particular investigation rumbles on. former head of royal protection scotland yard and protection at scotland yard and also crucially in instance also crucially in this instance as led an as well, the man who led an independent investigation into the after the case not long after madeleine missing. you madeleine went missing. you heard that in his heard him say there that in his view, he thinks that this particular this particular suspect, this christian have christian brueckner, should have been named a earlier on or been named a bit earlier on or identified anyway, been named a bit earlier on or ide saysed anyway, been named a bit earlier on or ide says he anyway, been named a bit earlier on or ide says he fit anyway, been named a bit earlier on or ide says he fit profile. yay, he says he fit the profile. christian breitner, course, christian breitner, of course, denies everything at this stage that search for madeleine mccann

in the algarve is set to continue through to tomorrow as well. but this time tomorrow i will be broadcasting. i'm looking forward to this as well. live from boston. okay. which is known as the brexit capital of the uk. and this is because the net migration figures are set to be released. they are set to be an absolute shocker as well. and i to go towards supposed i wanted to go towards supposed to of us taking to be the epicentre of us taking back of our borders to back control of our borders to find people really find out what people really think now think about the fact that we now really have , frankly, as far as really have, frankly, as far as i can tell anyway, pretty much no our borders. i'm no control of our borders. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

radio. okay. so in a few minutes, i will ask whether civil servants have launched a tory witch hunt and i will find out why some of the country's top mathematicians say the curriculum is being politicised with diversity. guidance is woke diversity owirwro— guidance is woke diversity culture getting— guidance is woke diversity culture getting in the way of oorwoiiw—

culture getting in the way of actually educating our children? but actually educating our children? on rno— actually educating our children? on no nor— actually educating our children? but the net migration figures for 2022— but the net migration figures for 2022 will— but the net migration figures for 2022 will be— but the net migration figures for 2022 will be released tomorrow and— for 2022 will be released tomorrow and as you would owoor.— tomorrow and as you would oopoor. on— tomorrow and as you would expect, gb news will be all over the expect, gb news will be all over rno ninwro— expect, gb news will be all over the minute detail— expect, gb news will be all over the minute detail of it. there okoooroo— the minute detail of it. there ikpooroo ro— the minute detail of it. there expected to top— the minute detail of it. there expected to top 700,000 could woik— expected to top 700,000 could woii ioo — expected to top 700,000 could well be higher— expected to top 700,000 could well be higher and this show wiri— well be higher and this show wiii oorno— well be higher and this show will come to— well be higher and this show will come to you— well be higher and this show will come to you live tomorrow rron— will come to you live tomorrow non oooron— will come to you live tomorrow from boston in— will come to you live tomorrow from boston in lincolnshire. and noro— from boston in lincolnshire. and noro io— from boston in lincolnshire. and noro io wnw— from boston in lincolnshire. and here is why. because more people in oooron— here is why. because more people in boston voted— here is why. because more people in boston voted leave in the ooro— in boston voted leave in the 2016 referendum _ in boston voted leave in the 2016 referendum than anywhere oroo— 2016 referendum than anywhere oioo in— 2016 referendum than anywhere oioo in rno— 2016 referendum than anywhere else in the uk— 2016 referendum than anywhere else in the uk .— 2016 referendum than anywhere else in the uk . what was a big else in the uk. what was a big reason to vote— else in the uk. what was a big reason to vote leave to get connoi— reason to vote leave to get oonrroi or— reason to vote leave to get control of our— reason to vote leave to get control of our borders? what has nopponoo— control of our borders? what has nopponoo-wo— control of our borders? what has. happened _we-have happened? well, we haven't, have woo— happened? well, we haven't, have woo 75.6%— happened? well, we haven't, have woo mono or— happened? well, we haven't, have we? 75.6% of people— happened? well, we haven't, have we? 75.6% of people back. brexit the we? 75.6% of people back. brexit no 2021— we? 75.6% of people back. brexit the 2021 census.— we? 75.6% of people back. brexit the 2021 census. now this is inrorooring— the 2021 census. now this is interesting revealed that the popuiorion— interesting revealed that the poooiorion or— interesting revealed that the population of boston had inorooooo— population of boston had inorooooo .— population of boston had increased . by— population of boston had increased . by 9.1% in the increased. by 9.1% in the prowiowo— increased. by 9.1% in the previous ten— increased. by 9.1% in the previous ten years. that is rooki— previous ten years. that is rapid population growth , the rapid population growth, the king— rapid population growth, the king or— rapid population growth, the kind of which— rapid population growth, the kind of which you usually see iinkoo— kind of which you usually see iinkoo ro— kind of which you usually see linked to mass— kind of which you usually see linked to mass migration that's woik— linked to mass migration that's woii ooowo— linked to mass migration that's well above the— linked to mass migration that's well above the national average ono— well above the national average ono inor— well above the national average ono iwor oo— well above the national average and just over three— well above the national average and just over three quarters of poooio— and just over three quarters of poopio in— and just over three quarters of people in boston— and just over three quarters of people in boston who were born in ongiono.— people in boston who were born in england, which— people in boston who were born in england, which is below the uk in england, which is below the iik go — in england, which is below the rik go so— in england, which is below the uk average. so it's an area that woroo— uk average. so it's an area that voted overwhelmingly to control our voted overwhelmingly to control ionioro—

voted overwhelmingly to control our borders. we— voted overwhelmingly to control our borders. we have not seen onon— our borders. we have not seen no wo-wo— our borders. we have not seen no wo-wo gor— our borders. we have not seen that. we've got more record iowoio— that. we've got more record iowoio on— that. we've got more record iowoio on rop— that. we've got more record levels on top of— that. we've got more record levels on top of record levels from— levels on top of record levels from rno— levels on top of record levels from no woor— levels on top of record levels from the year before. et cetera. et -et _ from the year before. et cetera. oi-oi oooror — from the year before. et cetera. et - et cetera. an - from the year before. et cetera. et et cetera. an area et cetera. et cetera. an area rnor-o— et cetera. et cetera. an area that's .population_ et cetera. et cetera. an area that's .populationis booming as that's .population is booming as a that's .population is booming as o roowir— that's .population is booming as o roowir or— that's .population is booming as a result of net— that's .population is booming as a result of net migration and an area where people— a result of net migration and an area where people were born area where people who were born in area where people who were born i—on— area where people who were born i—on rno— area where people who were born in _on the decrease. in england are on the decrease. arikus— in england are on the decrease. nikos—go.- in england are on the decrease. arikus—go. wowl in england are on the decrease.| aukus_go. now i'm aukus so there we go. now i'm ioinoo— aukus so there we go. now i'm ioinoo by— aukus so there we go. now i'm joined by boston— aukus so there we go. now i'm joined by boston borough councillor— joined by boston borough councillor anton danny anton. inonk— councillor anton danny anton. inonk wow— councillor anton danny anton. inonk woo worw— councillor anton danny anton. thank you very it's great thank you very much. it's great to thank you very much. it's great ro-on— thank you very much. it's great ro-on rno— thank you very much. it's great to-on the show. - thank you very much. it's great to on the show. yes, so to have you on the show. yes, so rnonk— to have you on the show. yes, so rnonk woo— to have you on the show. yes, so thank you . having _ to have you on the show. yes, so thank you having me. whether thank you for having me. whether you thank you for having me. whether woo—nor.— thank you for having me. whether woo—nor. oorono- you knew it or not, before we oronoo— you knew it or not, before we started conversation started this conversation in wow— started this conversation in woor roir— started this conversation in your fair place— started this conversation in your fair place of boston tomorrow. but- your fair place of boston tomorrow. but look , what are the tomorrow. but look, what are the ooooio— tomorrow. but look, what are the poopio or— tomorrow. but look, what are the people of boston— tomorrow. but look, what are the people of boston making of this iooo—going- people of boston making of this idea-goinglhave. idea that we're going to have onornor— idea that we're going to have another-level- idea that we're going to have another level mass idea that we're going to have. another-levellmass net another record level of mass net nigrorion— another record level of mass net nigrorion 7— another record level of mass net nigrorion o r— another record level of mass net migration ? i mean,— another record level of mass net migration ? i mean, it doesn't migration? i mean, it doesn't rooiiw— migration? i mean, it doesn't rooiiw ooon— migration? i mean, it doesn't really seem to— migration? i mean, it doesn't really seem to be— migration? i mean, it doesn't really seem to be what you guys woroo— really seem to be what you guys woroo nor. — really seem to be what you guys woroo nor. wo— really seem to be what you guys voted for. no, it's— really seem to be what you guys voted for. no, it's not.- really seem to be what you guys voted for. \rtr “r: voted for. no, it's not. and i think the bostonians and on their behalf, i feel we feel that we have been betrayed by the government . we have been the government. we have been ooooiwoo— the government. we have been ooooiwoo . — the government. we have been deceived . and— the government. we have been deceived . and let me tell you , deceived. and let me tell you, um, i think there is no waste of money such as the taxpayers money such as the taxpayers money in this country. we pay so much taxes and— money in this country. we pay so much taxes and we— money in this country. we pay so much taxes and we give- ”ci’tiiilar “ we pay so much taxes and we give almost

non— much taxes and we give almost noir ioiiiion— much taxes and we give almost half billion of— much taxes and we give almost half billion of these taxes to rrono— half billion of these taxes to rrono ro— half billion of these taxes to france to protect— half billion of these taxes to france to protect our borders . france to protect our borders. ano— france to protect our borders. ano oriii— france to protect our borders. and still there— france to protect our borders. and still there is— france to protect our borders. and still there is no protection.- and still there is no protection. we increase the pay a protection. we increase the pay o wooriw— protection. we increase the pay owooriw pay— protection. we increase the pay a yearly pay for_ protection. we increase the pay a yearly pay for the gendarme in rrono— a yearly pay for the gendarme in rrono by— a yearly pay for the gendarme in rrono by ooo— a yearly pay for the gendarme in france by £60 million. there is no proroorion. — france by £60 million. there is no protection. and— france by £60 million. there is no protection. and i call it wooro— no protection. and i call it wooro or— no protection. and i call it waste of money.- no protection. and i call it waste of money. now the bostonians,— waste of money. now the bostonians, when they look at rnooo— bostonians, when they look at rnooo rigoroo— bostonians, when they look at these figures and— bostonians, when they look at these figures and you just oooroi— these figures and you just stated that— these figures and you just stated that boston has increased by or.— stated that boston has increased by or. r— stated that boston has increased by or. r rnink— stated that boston has increased by 9.1, i think it's— stated that boston has increased by 9.1, i think it's wrong. the rigoro— by 9.1, i think it's wrong. the rigoro io— by 9.1, i think it's wrong. the figure is more— by 9.1, i think it's wrong. the figure is more than that. and i wiri— figure is more than that. and i wiii roii— figure is more than that. and i wiii roii woo— figure is more than that. and i will tell you why— figure is more than that. and i will tell you why .— figure is more than that. and i will tell you why . the reason will tell you why. the reason for rnoo— will tell you why. the reason for that, when— will tell you why. the reason for that, when we did the census a for that, when we did the census o ooooio— for that, when we did the census o ooopio wooro— for that, when we did the census a couple years ago— for that, when we did the census a couple years ago ,_ for that, when we did the census a couple years ago , i was a couple years ago, i was woiking— a couple years ago, i was walking with— a couple years ago, i was walking with the officers and we won— walking with the officers and we won ro — walking with the officers and we won o oo— walking with the officers and we went to some houses and some nooooo— went to some houses and some nooooo inow— went to some houses and some houses. they don't— went to some houses and some houses. they don't want to open the houses. they don't want to open rno ooor. — houses. they don't want to open rno ooor. ano— houses. they don't want to open the door. and some— houses. they don't want to open the door. and some of them, they say the door. and some of them, they oow rnoo— the door. and some of them, they oow rnor onow— the door. and some of them, they say that they don't— the door. and some of them, they say that they don't speak ongiion. — say that they don't speak- ingiion. —know say that they don't speak- english. _know how english. so we couldn't know how nonw—rnooo- english. so we couldn't know how many—these houses many people live in these houses . a row— many people live in these houses . a few months— many people live in these houses . a few months ago,— many people live in these houses . a few months ago, we went to onook— . a few months ago, we went to onook o— . a few months ago, we went to onook o noooo— . a few months ago, we went to check a house on— . a few months ago, we went to check a house on one of our orooro— check a house on one of our orrooro in— check a house on one of our streets in boston— check a house on one of our streets in boston . we found 19 streets in boston. we found 19 poooio— streets in boston. we found 19 poopio iiwing— streets in boston. we found 19 people living there and 30 oroion— people living there and 30 stolen bicycles— people living there and 30 stolen bicycles at the backyard. so

stolen bicycles at the backyard. so rno— stolen bicycles at the backyard. so no rigoroo— stolen bicycles at the backyard. so the figures my— stolen bicycles at the backyard. so the figures my dear friend , i so the figures my dear friend, i rnink— so the figures my dear friend, i rnink onow— so the figures my dear friend, i rnink rnow oro— so the figures my dear friend, i think they are wrong. they are not think they are wrong. they are nor igno— think they are wrong. they are nor rignr. wo— think they are wrong. they are not right. we don't know really wnoro— not right. we don't know really wnor-o rno— not right. we don't know really what's the population of boston? ooooo— what's the population of boston? because as we are— what's the population of boston? because as we are very crowded ono— because as we are very crowded ono wiri— because as we are very crowded ono wiii giwo— because as we are very crowded ono wiii giwo woo— because as we are very crowded and will give you some figures, wnion— and will give you some figures, wnion io— and will give you some figures, wnion io oon— and will give you some figures, which is can probably a light the which is can probably a light rno woworo— which is can probably a light the viewers some of our ooroigoo— the viewers some of our surgeries they- the viewers some of our surgeries they have more than ioooo— surgeries they have more than 10,000 patients— surgeries they have more than 10,000 patients we have around six 10,000 patients we have around oik oororgioo— 10,000 patients we have around six surgeries around boston . we six surgeries around boston. we are six surgeries around boston. we iooking— six surgeries around boston. we iooking or— six surgeries around boston. we are looking at 60,000 people at iooor— are looking at 60,000 people at iooor no— are looking at 60,000 people at iooor .— are looking at 60,000 people at least now . now— are looking at 60,000 people at least now . now our— least now. now our infrastructure is hit hard. we oon-r— infrastructure is hit hard. we oon-r gor— infrastructure is hit hard. we oon-r gor onw— infrastructure is hit hard. we don't get any help from the goornrnonr. — don't get any help from the government. we— don't get any help from the government. we are struggling in oonooio— government. we are struggling in oonooio .— government. we are struggling in oonooio . sono— government. we are struggling in schools . some of— government. we are struggling in schools . some of the schools are schools. some of the schools are roking— schools. some of the schools are roking rno— schools. some of the schools are roking rno poin— schools. some of the schools are taking the pain of— schools. some of the schools are taking the pain of adopting more kioo— taking the pain of adopting more kioo in— taking the pain of adopting more kioo in rno— taking the pain of adopting more kids in the schools. some of non.— kids in the schools. some of non. onow— kids in the schools. some of them, they are— kids in the schools. some of them, they are having over 1400 oooiio— them, they are having over 1400 popiio ooronoog— them, they are having over 1400 pupils surgeries are packed. you onnor— pupils surgeries are packed. you onnor nowo— pupils surgeries are packed. you cannot have your— pupils surgeries are packed. you cannot have your appointed poinro. — cannot have your appointed poinro. r— cannot have your appointed poinro. r oo— cannot have your appointed points. i do recall when i used to points. i do recall when i used ro go— points. i do recall when i used ro go ro— points. i do recall when i used ro go o nw— points. i do recall when i used ro go o nw or— points. i do recall when i used to go to my gp and wait at 8:00 ono— to go to my gp and wait at 8:00 ono r— to go to my gp and wait at 8:00 ono r wiri— to go to my gp and wait at 8:00 ono r wiii ooo— to go to my gp and wait at 8:00 and i will see my— to go to my gp and wait at 8:00 and i will see my gp at nine and i and i will see my gp at nine and rwiii— and i will see my gp at nine and rwiii roko— and i will see my gp at nine and r wiii roko woo— and i will see my gp at nine and i will take you 4— and i will see my gp at nine and i will take you 4 to— and i will see my gp at nine and i will take you 4 to 6 weeks. ano— i will take you 4 to 6 weeks. and in— i will take you 4 to 6 weeks. and in wow— i will take you 4 to 6 weeks. and in woo go— i will take you 4 to 6 weeks. and if you go to— i will take you 4 to 6 weeks. and if you go to the a&e you wiri— and if you go to the a&e you wiii oo— and if you go to the a&e you will be waiting— and if you go to the a&e you will be waiting .— and if you go to the a&e you will be waiting . most of the will be waiting. most of the porionro— will be waiting. most of the porionro oro— will be waiting. most of the patients are the— will be waiting. most of the patients are the in the a&e are

from— patients are the in the a&e are from o— patients are the in the a&e are from a european— patients are the in the a&e are from a european background. we nowo— from a european background. we nowo o— from a european background. we nowo o ioo— from a european background. we nowo o or or— from a european background. we have a lot of littering in oooron— have a lot of littering in oooron .— have a lot of littering in boston . we— have a lot of littering in boston . we have crowded houses , boston. we have crowded houses, we boston. we have crowded houses, wo nowo— boston. we have crowded houses, wo nowo o— boston. we have crowded houses, wo nowo o ioo— boston. we have crowded houses, we have a lot of— boston. we have crowded houses, we have a lot of flytipping , we we have a lot of flytipping, we nowo— we have a lot of flytipping, we nowo o— we have a lot of flytipping, we nowo o ioo— we have a lot of flytipping, we nowo o or or— we have a lot of flytipping, we have a lot of alcoholic and drug oooioro— have a lot of alcoholic and drug oooioro rron— have a lot of alcoholic and drug addicts from europe who are in the addicts from europe who are in no orrooro. — addicts from europe who are in the streets. we— addicts from europe who are in the streets. we cannot have a lot the streets. we cannot have a or or— the streets. we cannot have a lot of tourists— the streets. we cannot have a lot of tourists coming to oooron.— lot of tourists coming to boston. and— lot of tourists coming to boston. and as you may know, i nowo— boston. and as you may know, i nowo o— boston. and as you may know, i have a business— boston. and as you may know, i have a business in— boston. and as you may know, i have a business in the town oonoo— have a business in the town oonror ono— have a business in the town centre and i'm— have a business in the town centre and i'm on six days there ono— centre and i'm on six days there ono in— centre and i'm on six days there and i'm watching— centre and i'm on six days there and i'm watching boston going down— and i'm watching boston going down ono— and i'm watching boston going down ono iro— and i'm watching boston going down and it's not— and i'm watching boston going down and it's not far for to us oooorno— down and it's not far for to us become probably— down and it's not far for to us become probably a shanty shanty rown— become probably a shanty shanty rown ono— become probably a shanty shanty rown ono wo— become probably a shanty shanty town and we are— become probably a shanty shanty town and we are going that oiroorion— town and we are going that direction because wherever you 90, direction because wherever you go. woo — direction because wherever you go. woo ooono— direction because wherever you go, you found mattresses on the orooro— go, you found mattresses on the streets, black _ go, you found mattresses on the streets, black beans by the tens of streets, black beans by the tens or non— streets, black beans by the tens or rnon pebble— streets, black beans by the tens or rnon poopio .— streets, black beans by the tens of them people . they don't use of them people. they don't use the of them people. they don't use no inno— of them people. they don't use no ioino .— of them people. they don't use no ioino . ano— of them people. they don't use the bins . and as— of them people. they don't use the bins . and as i— of them people. they don't use the bins . and as i say , it's the bins. and as i say, it's funny— the bins. and as i say, it's ronnw rnoo— the bins. and as i say, it's funny that we— the bins. and as i say, it's funny that we give half a ioiiiion— funny that we give half a ioiiiion ro— funny that we give half a billion to france to protect our oorooro— billion to france to protect our oorooro ror— billion to france to protect our borders for illegal migration . borders for illegal migration. however, our borders are open to ioornoriono— however, our borders are open to ioornoniono ono— however, our borders are open to romanians and bulgarians who are rnoro— romanians and bulgarians who are rnoro in.— romanians and bulgarians who are rnoro in. r— romanians and bulgarians who are there in, i think,— romanians and bulgarians who are there in, i think, hundreds and nonorooo.— there in, i think, hundreds and hundreds. there— there in, i think, hundreds and hundreds. there is every day new pebble—

hundreds. there is every day new poopio oorno— hundreds. there is every day new poopio in— hundreds. there is every day new people come in and— hundreds. there is every day new people come in and the bostonians,— people come in and the bostonians, i- people come in and the bostonians, i think they are not rooring— bostonians, i think they are not rooiing onow— bostonians, i think they are not feeling they don't— bostonians, i think they are not feeling they don't have any woor— feeling they don't have any trust anymore— feeling they don't have any trust anymore in the government. and i— trust anymore in the government. and i rnink— trust anymore in the government. and i think the— trust anymore in the government. and i think the government has ooooiwoo— and i think the government has ooooiwoo oii— and i think the government has deceived all of— and i think the government has deceived all of us— and i think the government has deceived all of us because i remember boris— deceived all of us because i remember boris johnson , he remember boris johnson, he oooroi— remember boris johnson, he oooroi rnoo— remember boris johnson, he stated that we're going to keep ooo— stated that we're going to keep ooo niiiion— stated that we're going to keep 350 million and— stated that we're going to keep 350 million and use it for nhs , 350 million and use it for nhs, our 350 million and use it for nhs, noooiroi.— 350 million and use it for nhs, our hospital, the— 350 million and use it for nhs, our hospital, the pilgrim noooiroi— our hospital, the pilgrim noopiroi .— our hospital, the pilgrim hospital , is— our hospital, the pilgrim hospital , is suffering. we don't hospital, is suffering. we don't nowo— hospital, is suffering. we don't nowo onoogn— hospital, is suffering. we don't have enough staff . if most of have enough staff. if most of rno— have enough staff. if most of no onio— have enough staff. if most of no onir noo— have enough staff. if most of the unit has been moved from oooron— the unit has been moved from oooron ro— the unit has been moved from boston to lincoln,— the unit has been moved from boston to lincoln, which is onornor— boston to lincoln, which is another thing— boston to lincoln, which is another thing .— boston to lincoln, which is another thing . as i said , this another thing. as i said, this is another thing. as i said, this io rno— another thing. as i said, this io rno oniw— another thing. as i said, this is the only country where we wooro— is the only country where we waste billions— is the only country where we waste billions and billions of nonow— waste billions and billions of nonow ro— waste billions and billions of money to protect— waste billions and billions of money to protect our borders . money to protect our borders. nor— money to protect our borders. on wo — money to protect our borders. on wo oro— money to protect our borders. but we are not— money to protect our borders. but we are not protecting onwono— but we are not protecting anyone. everybody is still coming— anyone. everybody is still oorning in.— anyone. everybody is still coming in. and- anyone. everybody is still coming in. and i'll give you an example-— coming in. and i'll give you an ooonpio. roor— coming in. and i'll give you an example. last year— coming in. and i'll give you an example. last year i visited six ooropoon— example. last year i visited six european cities— example. last year i visited six european cities and my wife and l, european cities and my wife and ., wo— european cities and my wife and ., wo nowo— european cities and my wife and ., wo nowo ro— european cities and my wife and i, we have to be— european cities and my wife and i, we have to be asked all the nno.— i, we have to be asked all the rino. wnoro— i, we have to be asked all the time, what's the— i, we have to be asked all the time, what's the purpose of the wioiro— time, what's the purpose of the wioiro so — time, what's the purpose of the wioiro so wo — time, what's the purpose of the wioiro so wo go— time, what's the purpose of the visit? so we go for— time, what's the purpose of the visit? so we go for i mean, we inor— visit? so we go for i mean, we ioor o— visit? so we go for i mean, we are just a tourist— visit? so we go for i mean, we are just a tourist and then the orono— are just a tourist and then the orono woor— are just a tourist and then the stamp your passport wonder what our stamp your passport wonder what ooroor— stamp your passport wonder what our border control— stamp your passport wonder what our border control doing with onio— our border control doing with this deprived— our border control doing with this deprived and skilled very nroo— this deprived and skilled very riroo ono— this deprived and skilled very tired and sick— this deprived and skilled very tired and sick people coming

onoogn— tired and sick people coming rnroogn rno— tired and sick people coming through the borders in europe. koo— through the borders in europe. you nowo— through the borders in europe. you nowo ro— through the borders in europe. you have to see.— through the borders in europe. you have to see. my friend and i wiri— you have to see. my friend and i wiii woiooo— you have to see. my friend and i will welcome you— you have to see. my friend and i will welcome you tomorrow to see our will welcome you tomorrow to see ooigorion— will welcome you tomorrow to see our bulgarian friends who comes onoogn— our bulgarian friends who comes inroogn .— our bulgarian friends who comes inroogn . inow— our bulgarian friends who comes through . they haven't even got through. they haven't even got oiornoo— through. they haven't even got oiornoo .— through. they haven't even got oiornoo . propor— through. they haven't even got clothes , proper clothes, women. clothes, proper clothes, women. i clothes, proper clothes, women. r rooi— clothes, proper clothes, women. r rooi oorrw. — clothes, proper clothes, women. rrooi oorrw. rio— clothes, proper clothes, women. i feel sorry. it's not— clothes, proper clothes, women. i feel sorry. it's not right. we roik— i feel sorry. it's not right. we roik ooono— i feel sorry. it's not right. we talk about it.— i feel sorry. it's not right. we talk about it. however, they're onokiiioo— talk about it. however, they're unskilled and— talk about it. however, they're unskilled and most of them they nowo— unskilled and most of them they nowo no— unskilled and most of them they have no teeth.— unskilled and most of them they have no teeth. they're very oiok— have no teeth. they're very oiok. inow-ro— have no teeth. they're very sick. they're obese . they have sick. they're obese. they have noon— sick. they're obese. they have heart problems.— sick. they're obese. they have heart problems. they have blood orooooroo so— heart problems. they have blood orooooroo so i— heart problems. they have blood pressures. so i think the worst is pressures. so i think the worst io going— pressures. so i think the worst io going ro— pressures. so i think the worst is going to come— pressures. so i think the worst is going to come to us probably in rno— is going to come to us probably in no noxi— is going to come to us probably in no now or— is going to come to us probably in the next 4 to— is going to come to us probably in the next 4 to 5— is going to come to us probably in the next 4 to 5 years. and it wiii— in the next 4 to 5 years. and it wiii inooo— in the next 4 to 5 years. and it wiii inooor on— in the next 4 to 5 years. and it will impact on our— will impact on our infrastructure , it will impact infrastructure, it will impact on rno— infrastructure, it will impact on no ror— infrastructure, it will impact on the tax payers . and the on the tax payers. and the gowornnonr— on the tax payers. and the government hasn't delivered noon-r— government hasn't delivered hasn't delivered— government hasn't delivered hasn't delivered what we voted for. r— hasn't delivered what we voted for. r woo— hasn't delivered what we voted for. r ono— hasn't delivered what we voted for. i was one of— hasn't delivered what we voted for. i was one of the i was one of for. i was one of the i was one or rno— for. i was one of the i was one or no rnoin— for. i was one of the i was one of the main brexit— for. i was one of the i was one of the main brexit mayors in onio— of the main brexit mayors in inio rown— of the main brexit mayors in this town and— of the main brexit mayors in this town and i— of the main brexit mayors in this town and i used to campaign okow— this town and i used to campaign oworw wookono.— this town and i used to campaign every weekend. it's— this town and i used to campaign every weekend. it's not against roroignoro.— every weekend. it's not against foreigners, but— every weekend. it's not against foreigners, but we _ every weekend. it's not against foreigners, but we want the ooonrrw— foreigners, but we want the ooonrrw ro— foreigners, but we want the ooonrrw ro ioo— foreigners, but we want the country to be fit- foreigners, but we want the country to be fit for purpose. wo— country to be fit for purpose. wo wonr— country to be fit for purpose. wo wonr ro— country to be fit for purpose. we want to create a good future for oor— we want to create a good future for kioo— we want to create a good future for our kids and— we want to create a good future for our kids and fortunately, rno— for our kids and fortunately, rno kiio— for our kids and fortunately, the kids, they— for our kids and fortunately, the kids, they don't have enough ino— the kids, they don't have enough rino wion— the kids, they don't have enough time with their— the kids, they don't have enough time with their teachers because now— time with their teachers because now nowo— time with their teachers because rnow nowo ro — time with their teachers because they have to teach— time with their teachers because they have to teach other kids wno— they have to teach other kids who never been— they have to teach other kids who never been school who never been to school in noigorio— who never been to school in bulgaria romania and this is bulgaria and romania and this is the bulgaria and romania and this is rno-n— bulgaria and romania and this is rno-n r— bulgaria and romania and this is rno-n i go— bulgaria and romania and this is rno-n i go ro—

bulgaria and romania and this is the-if i go to see- the reality. if i go to see a oooroi.— the reality. if i go to see a oooroi. r— the reality. if i go to see a doctor, i have— the reality. if i go to see a doctor, i have to- the reality. if i go to see a doctor, i have to book four wooko— doctor, i have to book four weeks ahead— doctor, i have to book four weeks ahead or- doctor, i have to book four weeks ahead or six weeks ahead wniio— weeks ahead or six weeks ahead wniio woo— weeks ahead or six weeks ahead wniio woo go— weeks ahead or six weeks ahead wniio woo go ro— weeks ahead or six weeks ahead while you go to a— weeks ahead or six weeks ahead while you go to a gp, which ooonrrw— while you go to a gp, which ooonrrw roii— while you go to a gp, which country tell me— while you go to a gp, which country tell me in the world. roor— country tell me in the world. rooo-ooono.— country tell me in the world. just-second.-dear- country tell me in the world. just second. dear friend just one second. my dear friend .wnion— just one second. my dear friend . wnion ooonrrw— just one second. my dear friend , which country-the- just one second. my dear friend , which country the world you , which country in the world you go , which country in the world you £30-gp— , which country in the world you go-or ono— , which country in the world you go-gp and-have- , which country in the world you go-gp and-have six- go to a gp and you have six iongoogoo— go to a gp and you have six languages. russian when in languages. russian when not in ooroioo— languages. russian when not in europe—turkish- languages. russian when not in europe _turkish is. europe with russia, turkish is not europe with russia, turkish is nor in— europe with russia, turkish is nor in ooroioo.— europe with russia, turkish is not in europe. you have lithuanian,— not in europe. you have lithuanian, latvian, polish . lithuanian, latvian, polish. inio— lithuanian, latvian, polish. inio io— lithuanian, latvian, polish. this is ridiculous. we don't ooon— this is ridiculous. we don't poon ror— this is ridiculous. we don't push for integration people. t hey— push for integration people. inow oon-r— push for integration people. they don't care— push for integration people. they don't care . they come and they don't care. they come and oonoo— they don't care. they come and abuse our systems— they don't care. they come and abuse our systems . /rt:r abuse our systems. you have roriioi— abuse our systems. you have rattled off there . i mean, the rattled off there. i mean, the absolute perfect reasons why i will be broadcasting from boston tomorrow. massive problems with the numbers, massive problem with integration , massive with integration, massive problem of our infrastructure , problem of our infrastructure, massive problem of a lack of trust as well. anton, thank you very , very much for summarising very, very much for summarising perfectly why we picked exactly the right place . and hopefully i the right place. and hopefully i will see anton tomorrow . so when will see anton tomorrow. so when i broadcast live from boston, anton dani there, who is of boston borough council . and if boston borough council. and if that place sounds a bit like your place where you live , then your place where you live, then i'm not surprised. but we are

going to be talking about this a lot more over the course of the next show. and i cannot wait to get to grips with all of that information boston tomorrow information in boston tomorrow and of and really see the reality of it, brexit capital the it, that brexit capital of the uk fundamentally and uk fundamentally let down and just the effects of the just look at the effects of the massive monumental of massive monumental numbers of net still to net migration. they're still to come though between now and 6:00. loads more. but 6:00. i've got loads more. but first, it is time for your latest headlines polly . the latest headlines with polly. the top stories this hour. detectives have confirmed top stories this hour. - detectives have confirmed that it detectives have confirmed that i woo— detectives have confirmed that i nor— detectives have confirmed that i nor o— detectives have confirmed that it was not a police chase that ioo— it was not a police chase that ioo ro— it was not a police chase that ioo ro rno— it was not a police chase that led to the deaths— it was not a police chase that led to the deaths of two roonogoro— led to the deaths of two teenagers in— led to the deaths of two teenagers in cardiff on monday. sowin— teenagers in cardiff on monday. soorn woioo— teenagers in cardiff on monday. south wales police have analysed a south wales police have analysed owiooo— south wales police have analysed owiooo oppooring— south wales police have analysed a video appearing to show a ooiioo— a video appearing to show a poiioo won— a video appearing to show a police van following an e—bike ninoroo— police van following an e—bike minutes before— police van following an e—bike minutes before the fatal inoioonr— minutes before the fatal inoioonr .— minutes before the fatal incident . but- minutes before the fatal incident . but they say the van incident. but they say the van non— incident. but they say the van noir o— incident. but they say the van was half a mile— incident. but they say the van was half a mile away from the oroon— was half a mile away from the crash scene at— was half a mile away from the crash scene at the— was half a mile away from the crash scene at the time of the wooo. — crash scene at the time of the wooo. ino— crash scene at the time of the video. the deaths— crash scene at the time of the video. the deaths of 16 year old kwrooo— video. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan _ video. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old nonow— kyrees sullivan and 15 year old nonow owono— kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans sparked rioting in the harvey evans sparked rioting in no iiw— harvey evans sparked rioting in no iiw oroo— harvey evans sparked rioting in no iiw .— harvey evans sparked rioting in the ely area , which police have the ely area, which police have oonoonnoo— the ely area, which police have condemned as— the ely area, which police have condemned as inexcusable because now— condemned as inexcusable because now oow— condemned as inexcusable because

rnow oow ioooi— condemned as inexcusable because they say local people were rrignronoo— they say local people were frightened in— they say local people were frightened in their own homes. nonorooo— frightened in their own homes. nonorooo or— frightened in their own homes. hundreds of bunches of flowers nowo— hundreds of bunches of flowers nowo ooon— hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left— hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left on— hundreds of bunches of flowers have been left on the roadside by rrionoo— have been left on the roadside by friends and— have been left on the roadside by friends and family , and by friends and family, and ronignr— by friends and family, and ronignr o— by friends and family, and tonight a candlelit vigil is pionnoo— tonight a candlelit vigil is pionnoo ro— tonight a candlelit vigil is planned to remember the two roonogoro— planned to remember the two teenagers who've— planned to remember the two teenagers who've lost their iikoo— teenagers who've lost their iiwoo .— teenagers who've lost their iiwoo . aioo — teenagers who've lost their lives . also in— teenagers who've lost their lives . also in the news today, lives. also in the news today, kioni— lives. also in the news today, kioni sonok— lives. also in the news today, rishi sunak says— lives. also in the news today, rishi sunak says the latest rigoroo— rishi sunak says the latest figures show— rishi sunak says the latest figures show the government is noking— figures show the government is noking orogrooo— figures show the government is making progress on his promise to making progress on his promise ro nowo— making progress on his promise to halve inflation.— making progress on his promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data— to halve inflation. his comments come as new data shows inflation fell come as new data shows inflation roii ro— come as new data shows inflation on o 8.7%— come as new data shows inflation fell to 8.7% last— come as new data shows inflation fell to 8.7% last month, which is fell to 8.7% last month, which io rno— fell to 8.7% last month, which io rno nroo— fell to 8.7% last month, which is the first time— fell to 8.7% last month, which is the first time the figure has gono— is the first time the figure has gono ooiow— is the first time the figure has gone below 10%— is the first time the figure has gone below 10% since last august . however, with— gone below 10% since last august . however, with food— gone below 10% since last august . however, with food price inriorion— . however, with food price inflation continuing at a near roooro— inflation continuing at a near roooro ioo-i.— inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing rno— record 19.1, labour is accusing the government— record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of failing to now— the government of failing to help struggling— the government of failing to help struggling families and the inno— help struggling families and the prime minister— help struggling families and the prime minister has confirmed sooiio— prime minister has confirmed suella braverman will not face a rornoi— suella braverman will not face a formal investigation over claims she formal investigation over claims ono rogoooroo— formal investigation over claims she requested civil servants to orronog— she requested civil servants to arrange a private— she requested civil servants to arrange a private speed awareness course. in a letter to rno— awareness course. in a letter to no nono— awareness course. in a letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak ooio— the home secretary, rishi sunak ooio no-o— the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been— the home secretary, rishi sunak said he'd been told by his independent— said he'd been told by his independent ethics adviser that her independent ethics adviser that nor ooriono— independent ethics adviser that her actions did— independent ethics adviser that her actions did not amount to a

orooon— her actions did not amount to a orooon or— her actions did not amount to a orooon or rno— her actions did not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. ino— breach of the ministerial code. ino nono— breach of the ministerial code. the home secretary has opoiogiooo— the home secretary has apologised for the distraction it's apologised for the distraction ir-o owoori— apologised for the distraction it's caused to— apologised for the distraction it's caused to the government ono— it's caused to the government ono oo— it's caused to the government ono oo wowo— it's caused to the government and gb news understands the oornoririoo— and gb news understands the authorities in— and gb news understands the authorities in portugal hunting for oiooo— authorities in portugal hunting for oiooo ro— authorities in portugal hunting for clues to the— authorities in portugal hunting for clues to the disappearance of madeleine— for clues to the disappearance of madeleine mccann will oonrinoo— of madeleine mccann will continue to— of madeleine mccann will continue to their search for a iniro— continue to their search for a rniro oow— continue to their search for a third day tomorrow. today police nowo— third day tomorrow. today police nowo ooon— third day tomorrow. today police have been using— third day tomorrow. today police have been using mechanical onoorgrowrn.— have been using mechanical undergrowth, cutters, radar rokoo— undergrowth, cutters, radar rokoo ono— undergrowth, cutters, radar rakes and poles and were seen ronowing— rakes and poles and were seen ronowing o— rakes and poles and were seen removing a number of bags from the removing a number of bags from no a...— removing a number of bags from no on— removing a number of bags from the scene. gb news— removing a number of bags from the scene. gb news has been told inwoorigororo— the scene. gb news has been told investigators are— the scene. gb news has been told investigators are looking for any— investigators are looking for onw oign— investigators are looking for onw oign inor— investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old rokon— any sign that the three year old rokon ro— any sign that the three year old was taken to the— any sign that the three year old was taken to the area around the roko— was taken to the area around the row ioo—non— was taken to the area around the rac de—man reservoir, which was wioiroo— rac de—man reservoir, which was wioiroo o— rac de—man reservoir, which was visited a number— rac de—man reservoir, which was visited a number of— rac de—man reservoir, which was visited a number of times by primo— visited a number of times by prime ooopoor— visited a number of times by prime suspect christian brueckner— prime suspect christian brueckner .— prime suspect christian brueckner . you can get more on brueckner. you can get more on all brueckner. you can get more on oii rnooo— brueckner. you can get more on all those stories— brueckner. you can get more on all those stories by— brueckner. you can get more on all those stories by heading to our all those stories by heading to woiooiro— all those stories by heading to woiooiro .— all those stories by heading to our website . gb— all those stories by heading to our website . gb news .com . our website. gb news .com. oroor— our website. gb news .com. direct bullion— our website. gb news .com. direct bullion sponsors. the inonoo— direct bullion sponsors. the finance report— direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on— direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . now

gold and silver investment. now the numbers stacking up like this today. the pound buying you oraooo— this today. the pound buying you iii-zooo ono— this today. the pound buying you 151.2360 and ,1.1497._ : the pound buying you 151.2360 and ,1.1497. the : the pound buying you $1.2360 and ,1.1497. the price of $1.2360 and ,1.1497. the price or goio— $1.2360 and ,1.1497. the price or goio io— $1.2360 and ,1.1497. the price of gold is £1,585.— $1.2360 and ,1.1497. the price of gold is £1,585. £0.76 an ino— of gold is £1,585. £0.76 an ounce. the ftse- of gold is £1,585. £0.76 an ounce. the ftse 100 has closed rooow— ounce. the ftse 100 has closed rooow .— ounce. the ftse 100 has closed rooow . ar— ounce. the ftse 100 has closed rooow . ar iow— ounce. the ftse 100 has closed today . at 7627 points. direct today. at 7627 points. direct iooiiion— today. at 7627 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance roooro— bullion sponsors the finance rooon on— bullion sponsors the finance rooon on oo— bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments inor— report on gb news investments rnor noroor— report on gb news investments rnor norror .— report on gb news investments rnor norror . — report on gb news investments that matter . okay,- report on gb news investments that matter. report on gb news investments that matter . tr“rt:rt; ;rtr“ that matter. okay, more now on our top story. is there a tory wnon— our top story. is there a tory wiron nonr— our top story. is there a tory witch hunt going— our top story. is there a tory witch hunt going on- t 502in is there a tory witch hunt going on behind the inio— witch hunt going on behind the scenes? this morning? emerged as sooiio— scenes? this morning? emerged as suella braverman— scenes? this morning? emerged as suella braverman will not face an investigation— suella braverman will not face an investigation for asking onioioio— an investigation for asking officials whether she could have a officials whether she could have o wworo— officials whether she could have o priwoio speed— officials whether she could have a private speed awareness course, which _ a private speed awareness course, which i- a private speed awareness course, which i think we can all ogroo— course, which i think we can all ogroo io— course, which i think we can all agree is common sense. unless, of woo— agree is common sense. unless, of course, you happen to work for wooriw— of course, you happen to work for vastly different media oorioro— for vastly different media outlets indeed you are outlets or indeed you are oirring— outlets or indeed you are oirring on— outlets or indeed you are sitting on the— outlets or indeed you are sitting on the opposition oononoo— sitting on the opposition benches or— sitting on the opposition benches or crucially in the own— benches or crucially in the civil service _ benches or crucially in the civil service .— benches or crucially in the civil service . but boris johnson civil service. but boris johnson noo— civil service. but boris johnson noo no— civil service. but boris johnson noo ooon— civil service. but boris johnson has now been referred to police over-potential- has now been referred to police over potential lockdown over further potential lockdown orooonoo.— over further potential lockdown breaches. .has_

over further potential lockdown breaches. has ditched breaches. he has ditched gowornnonr— breaches. he has ditched government appointed lawyers roorooonring— government appointed lawyers representing him in the covid ingoirw— representing him in the covid ingoirw-oioo— representing him in the covid inquiry. also threatening inquiry. he's also threatening to inquiry. he's also threatening ro ooo— inquiry. he's also threatening ro rno— inquiry. he's also threatening to sue the civil— inquiry. he's also threatening to sue the civil service domino . kooi— to sue the civil service domino . nooo noo— to sue the civil service domino . nooo noo ro— to sue the civil service domino . raab had to step— to sue the civil service domino . raab had to step aside, didn't he .— . raab had to step aside, didn't no . onor— . raab had to step aside, didn't he , after claims— . raab had to step aside, didn't he , after claims that were he, after claims that were iroognr— he, after claims that were oroognr op— he, after claims that were brought ”p by— he, after claims that were brought up by anonymous people wooro— brought up by anonymous people wooro onor— brought up by anonymous people wooro oroor rno— brought up by anonymous people years after the event in which he years after the event in which no opporonriw— years after the event in which he apparently didn't shout or or— he apparently didn't shout or swear at anyone— he apparently didn't shout or swear at anyone or and he had to oooroi— swear at anyone or and he had to oonor rrioi— swear at anyone or and he had to oonor rrioi by— swear at anyone or and he had to suffer trial by media. but yet ogoin— suffer trial by media. but yet ogoin ir— suffer trial by media. but yet again it appeared that the civil ooroioo— again it appeared that the civil oowioo noo— again it appeared that the civil service had someone in their oignro— service had someone in their oignro ono— service had someone in their sights and they— service had someone in their sights and they went after him. wnor—ono- sights and they went after him.| what—on? joining what is really going on? joining me what is really going on? joining no-io— what is really going on? joining no-io rno— what is really going on? joining me-is the former- what is really going on? joining me is the former brexit me now is the former brexit party— me now is the former brexit ronw wir— me now is the former brexit nonw win ono— me now is the former brexit party mep and political commentator. it's the wonderful ooiinoo—rnonki belinda de lucy. belinda, thank you belinda de lucy. belinda, thank woo-noon.— belinda de lucy. belinda, thank woo-noon. ro— belinda de lucy. belinda, thank you-much. is there- you very much. is there oonorning— you very much. is there something sinister going you very much. is there- something-sinister going on something very sinister going on noro— something very sinister going on noro wnoro— something very sinister going on noro wnoro wo— something very sinister going on here where we have democratically elected popular pro—orono— democratically elected popular pro—brexit right— democratically elected popular pro—brexit right wing anti mass nigrorion— pro—brexit right wing anti mass nigrorion .— pro—brexit right wing anti mass nigrorion . ooon— pro—brexit right wing anti mass migration , open government migration, open government onioioio— migration, open government officials being— migration, open government officials being completely undermined— officials being completely undermined by snivelling little oiwii— undermined by snivelling little civil servants?— undermined by snivelling little civil servants? yes i think this noo— civil servants? yes i think this noo ooon— civil servants? yes i think this noo ooon going— civil servants? yes i think this has been going on since 2016, oor— has been going on since 2016, our rnoro-o— has been going on since 2016, our rnoro-o o— has been going on since 2016, but there's a large chunk of the own— but there's a large chunk of the oiwii ooroioo— but there's a large chunk of the civil service who— but there's a large chunk of the civil service who want to do a dominio— civil service who want to do a dominic raab— civil service who want to do a dominic raab on— civil service who want to do a dominic raab on every right of connoi— dominic raab on every right of oonror iow— dominic raab on every right of onrro iorw irr— dominic raab on every right of centre, tory mp and yes, there

oriii— centre, tory mp and yes, there oriii o— centre, tory mp and yes, there are still a few— centre, tory mp and yes, there are still a few left— centre, tory mp and yes, there are still a few left in the party _ are still a few left in the ponw. inow— are still a few left in the party. they don't- are still a few left in the party. “rt;3r r:rtr“ e are still a few left in the party. r:rtr“ e party. they don't just want their scalp, they want the right of centre. tory mps to be pushed out of for politics good. and not only is this an attack on the government, a democratically elected one, it's an attack on voters on right of centre voters like myself who will no longer see their representatives be able to stay in power. it removes our stake in society and the laws we live under because no matter who we vote for, if the civil service decides they don't want to implement the policies we voted for, then what's the point in us voting at all? they completely erase the point of the ballot box. this is a huge attack on one of the very foundations of our country and they need there should be an investigation into the civil service. yeah, there should be, ooooo— service. yeah, there should be, iooooo iro— service. yeah, there should be, because it's staring— t.rt; yeah, there should be, because it's staring us in the rooo— because it's staring us in the too for— because it's staring us in the too for oii— because it's staring us in the face for all of— because it's staring us in the face for all of this absolute nonsense about— face for all of this absolute nonsense about whether the ninoio— nonsense about whether the minute detail— nonsense about whether the minute detail about how far oorio— minute detail about how far boris johnson— minute detail about how far boris johnson might have been owow— boris johnson might have been owow rron— boris johnson might have been away from someone during some kind— away from someone during some kind or— away from someone during some kind or work— away from someone during some kind of work event,— away from someone during some kind of work event, was there oinnoow— kind of work event, was there

oinnoow ooko— kind of work event, was there birthday cake that was opened noro— birthday cake that was opened noro-onio— birthday cake that was opened here this particular time ? here at this particular time? wnor— here at this particular time?- wnor—oio what does that constitute? did sooiio—rorn- what does that constitute? did suella turn around what does that constitute? did. suella—turn around to suella braverman turn around to a suella braverman turn around to o oiwii— suella braverman turn around to o oiwii oononr— suella braverman turn around to a civil servant-ask- suella braverman turn around to a civil servant ask them a civil servant and ask them a goooiion— a civil servant and ask them a goooiion-ono- a civil servant and ask them a question,-she ask- a civil servant and ask them a. question,-she ask-to question, or did she ask them to do oonorning— question, or did she ask them to do something for— question, or did she ask them to do something for of the do something for all of the oorono— do something for all of the effort? that's— do something for all of the effort? that's gone this, effort? that's gone into this, we effort? that's gone into this, woooo-— effort? that's gone into this, wo-ooo-rning- effort? that's gone into this, we see thing that's we can see one thing that's ororing— we can see one thing that's ororing oo— we can see one thing that's ororing oo-in- we can see one thing that's staring us-in the- we can see one thing that's staring us in the face. staring us right in the face. con-r— staring us right in the face. oono-inor— staring us right in the face. can't that somebody is can't we, that somebody is onoring— can't we, that somebody is. briefing—stuff briefing the press about stuff onow— briefing the press about stuff they shouldn't— briefing the press about stuff they shouldn't be because it's ogoinor— they shouldn't be because it's ogoinor rno— they shouldn't be because it's against the civil— they shouldn't be because it's against the civil service rules. ano— against the civil service rules. wno-o— against the civil service rules. wno-o ior— against the civil service rules. wno-o or or— against the civil service rules. and-a lot of the- against the civil service rules. and a lot of the usual and then a lot of the usual inoo— and then a lot of the usual rinoo in— and then a lot of the usual times in the— and then a lot of the usual times in the media are gobbling it times in the media are gobbling ii oii— times in the media are gobbling ii oii oo— times in the media are gobbling ii oii op ono— times in the media are gobbling it all up and regurgitate it. won.— it all up and regurgitate it. woii. in— it all up and regurgitate it. well, i'm sorry,— it all up and regurgitate it. well, i'm sorry, but that is the oioo.— well, i'm sorry, but that is the oioo. ion-r— well, i'm sorry, but that is the blob, isn't it?— well, i'm sorry, but that is the blob, isn't it? and— well, i'm sorry, but that is the blob, isn't it? and that exists . snooion-r— blob, isn't it? and that exists . shouldn't investigate that . shouldn't we investigate that 7 woio— . shouldn't we investigate that 7 woii. wo— . shouldn't we investigate that ? well, we should,- . shouldn't we investigate that ? well, we should, but- . shouldn't we investigate that ? well, we should, but to be quite so quite honest, i'm so disappointed with boris. when he got into power in 2019 with a huge 80 seat majority, he knew full well the extent of anti—brexit bias in the civil service , and he should have service, and he should have reformed the civil service there and then sacked anyone that had been involved in trying to hinder the delivery of brexit. sacked anyone who didn't want to turn up or sacked anyone who was completely absorbed with their political bias or was a political bias or was a

political activist for the labour party. because that's not what their job entails. instead the infighting in the tory party the infighting in the tory party the wet liberal nappies in the tory party that agree with the civil service, all this infighting in bolden, the civil service for a massive power grab, but all these smarmy people, okay, they're not real people. really. this is why you know.— people. really. this is why you know. oo— people. really. this is why you know, gb news— people. really. this is why you know, gb news is— really. this is why you know, gb news is being announced iooing— know, gb news is being announced iooing woroo— know, gb news is being announced ooing woroo on— know, gb news is being announced being voted on as— know, gb news is being announced being voted on as britain's most ioworo— being voted on as britain's most iowoo nowo— being voted on as britain's most loved news outlet.— being voted on as britain's most loved news outlet. if you just ooon— loved news outlet. if you just open op— loved news outlet. if you just open up twitter,— loved news outlet. if you just open up twitter, all these ooorio— open up twitter, all these poopio iowo— open up twitter, all these people love to— open up twitter, all these people love to hate us. they ooooioroiw— people love to hate us. they absolutely love— people love to hate us. they absolutely love to hate us. noooio— absolutely love to hate us. noopio wno— absolutely love to hate us. people who want to run the ooonrrw— people who want to run the ooonrrw in— people who want to run the ooonrrw in o— people who want to run the country in a way— people who want to run the country in a way that they have ooon— country in a way that they have iooon woroo— country in a way that they have been voted for— country in a way that they have been voted for in— country in a way that they have been voted for in absolutely monumental— been voted for in absolutely monumental numbers like boris ronnoon— monumental numbers like boris ronnoon .— monumental numbers like boris ronnoon . ii— monumental numbers like boris johnson . et cetera. yeah, he johnson. et cetera. yeah, he oign-r— johnson. et cetera. yeah, he oion-r noko— johnson. et cetera. yeah, he didn't make the— johnson. et cetera. yeah, he didn't make the most of it, but rnooo— didn't make the most of it, but rnooo-wno— didn't make the most of it, but these _who back- didn't make the most of it, but these who back things these people who back things iiko— these people who back things iiko-kwonoo— these people who back things like rwanda policy, which is like the rwanda policy, which is a like the rwanda policy, which is o popoior— like the rwanda policy, which is a popular whenever they like the rwanda policy, which is a pwhenever whenever they like the rwanda policy, which is a pwhenever ltry never they like the rwanda policy, which is a pwhenever ltry never that go whenever they try to do that . rnoro-o— go whenever they try to do that , there's always— go whenever they try to do that , there's always this snivelling, - , there's always this snivelling, slimy little people iooning— behind the scenes who do not roorooonr— behind the scenes who do not represent-vast— behind the scenes who do not represent vast majority of represent the vast majority of people— represent the vast majority of ooono-wioo— represent the vast majority of poooio-rrioo ro- represent the vast majority of people tried to undermine people who tried to undermine rnon. — people who tried to undermine rnon. _wo- them. and i'm sorry. it's tantamount— them. and i'm sorry. it's tantamount to- them. and i'm sorry. it's tantamount to kind of them. and i'm sorry. it's- tantamount to-kind of coup, tantamount to some kind of coup, ion-r— tantamount to some kind of coup, ion-r-woo— tantamount to some kind of coup, ion-r-woo know- tantamount to some kind of coup, isn't-you know what- tantamount to some kind of coup, isn't-you know what it. isn't it? do you know what it reminds me it's like our reminds me of? it's like our civil service have been turned

into gremlins that have started feeding midnight . they've feeding after midnight. they've literally into these literally morphed into these creatures that are unrecognisable from the serious pubuc unrecognisable from the serious public office duty that they once held. they're now just batting for the opposition, which as i've said, is awful for democracy. but what it will start will start to see is this kind of messiah complex and very pro eu coup thread that runs through a lot of the civil service. they hate people having a stake in society . they don't a stake in society. they don't like the deplorables. patrick they don't like voters who want to keep this country safe from massive, rapid, rapid mass immigration because they want a new electorate. they hate us so much for brexit. they want to do anything they can can as a sort of revenge . and i don't know why of revenge. and i don't know why they haven't been sacked. i mean, dominic raab should still have position, but people have his position, but people are chased out of their are being chased out of their jobs. people going jobs. it puts people off going into politics if they believe, if right of centre, you're if your right of centre, you're going out your going to be bullied out of your job. the irony is that journalists- the irony is that journalists stand up job. the irony is that- journalists-stand up at journalists will stand up at a g7 journalists will stand up at a oi oonnir. — journalists will stand up at a g7 summit. where you know g7 summit. okay, where you know

. big,— g7 summit. okay, where you know . big big— g7 summit. okay, where you know , big, big international decisions— , big, big international. decisions-made , big, big international- decisions-made . and decisions are being made. and ask— decisions are being made. and ask-prime— decisions are being made. and ask prime minister, repeat ask a prime minister, repeat albie— ask a prime minister, repeat albie ,— ask a prime minister, repeat albie , whether— ask a prime minister, repeat albie , whether or not one of his albie, whether or not one of his ebe— albie, whether or not one of his embe er— albie, whether or not one of his members of his— albie, whether or not one of his members of his cabinet has broken— members of his cabinet has broken a— members of his cabinet has broken a ministerial code, a year— broken a ministerial code, a year age.— broken a ministerial code, a year me. me— broken a ministerial code, a year ago. and they will know errem — year ago. and they will know errem emer— year ago. and they will know often, often not— year ago. and they will know often, often not necessarily ebeemeebb— often, often not necessarily specifically in— often, often not necessarily specifically in this case, but emer— specifically in this case, but errem mer— specifically in this case, but often they will— specifically in this case, but often they will know that the mer— often they will know that the reason they have— often they will know that the reason they have that investigation, that information is investigation, that information be bee— investigation, that information be bee e— investigation, that information is because a civil— investigation, that information is because a civil servant has broken— is because a civil servant has broken me— is because a civil servant has broken the civil— is because a civil servant has broken the civil service code in emer— broken the civil service code in order be— broken the civil service code in order be give— broken the civil service code in order to give it— broken the civil service code in order to give it to— broken the civil service code in order to give it to them and mer— order to give it to them and be be— order to give it to them and be be mer— order to give it to them and be be me be— order to give it to them and they do not go after that. bebmbe— they do not go after that. belinda,-you- they do not go after that.- belinda,-you-much. belinda, thank you very much. were— belinda, thank you very much. were going— belinda, thank you very much. were gemg re— belinda, thank you very much. we're going to have to leave it mere.— we're going to have to leave it mere. bur— we're going to have to leave it there. but linda— we're going to have to leave it there. but linda deluise, former brexbr— there. but linda deluise, former brexbr berry— there. but linda deluise, former brexit party political brexit party mep and political commentator. _ commentator. now, this is a reeemerme— commentator. now, this is a fascinating okay. commentator. now, this is a fascinating-okay. of fascinating story. okay. some of the fascinating story. okay. some of ebe-beebme— the country's leading mathematicians say changes mathematicians say that changes to mathematicians say that changes be me— mathematicians say that changes to the curriculum _ mathematicians say that changes to the curriculum mean that emeemre— to the curriculum mean that students are— to the curriculum mean that students are subject to bebrbeeb— students are subject to political indoctrination in the er— political indoctrination in the name of diversity. what's going on.7 name of diversity. what's going em rm— name of diversity. what's going on.7 i'm patrick— name of diversity. what's going on.7 i'm patrick christys on gb newe— on.7 i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's— on.7 i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

news. channel | right- - news. channel right. welcome back. top mathematician are warning that the being the curriculum is being politicised by new diversity guidance. academics at top universities have signed an open letter criticising guidance on academic standards that focuses on equality, diversity and inclusion rather than the education itself. just to pick through this quickly , i'm joined through this quickly, i'm joined by dr. john armstrong, who is the reader in financial mathematics at king's college london. one of the professors london. is one of the professors who signed letter. now very who signed this letter. now very sorry, pressed for sorry, we are a bit pressed for time, just whiz us time, but can you just whiz us through on here? through what's going on here? well, the quality assurance

agency— well, the quality assurance agemey rer— well, the quality assurance agency for higher education, emer-re— agency for higher education, they're introducing three ebmerem— they're introducing three different themes and they're rememb— different themes and they're actually introducing this into all subjects. _ actually introducing this into all subjects. 50— actually introducing this into all subjects. ”cl all subjects. so they're introducing equality, diversity all subjects. so they're intrcinclusion|uality, diversity all subjects. so they're intrcinclusion ,|ality, diversity all subjects. so they're intrcinclusion , education rsity all subjects. so they're intrcinclusion , education for/ and inclusion, education for sustainable development and enterprise and entrepreneurship . all of those things sound really good. but when you start looking at the details, you start realising, well, these things, they're not mathematics . and while i think most mathematician batus want mathematics to be something that anybody can study and be as welcoming as possible, we're being told that equality, diversity and inclusion should permeate the entire mathematics curriculum. so that's the whole of our mathematics curriculum now contains elements of equality, and equality, diversity and inclusion. and that's a really large thing to be asking because traditionally mathematics has just simply about just been simply about mathematics . and of course we mathematics. and of course we know that at the moment equality, diversity and inclusion is actually a hugely controversial area. so by asking us to talk about equality, diversity and inclusion and university level, they're asking us to engage with serious,

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sunny everywhere. quite a lot of cloud across northern ireland and southern scotland. that cloud across northern ireland and s(edging scotland. that cloud across northern ireland and s(edging scot northernrt cloud edging into northern england this evening. we'll england this evening. and we'll see misty , murky conditions see some misty, murky conditions coming into east anglia and the south—east night as south—east through the night as well. skies across well. clearer skies across scotland and northern ireland means conditions. means quite chilly conditions. temperatures down to 2 or 3 degrees in rural spots where it stays cloudy, reasonably mild conditions, but quite a grey start . then tomorrow over the start. then tomorrow over the midlands much of eastern midlands and much of eastern england there is the small england now there is the small chance over northern england of seeing a shower during thursday, but vast majority staying but the vast majority staying dry and certainly many areas brightening after a bit of brightening up after a bit of a misty start. some cloud may push into and southwest england into wales and southwest england , sunnier for , but a sunnier day for southwest scotland and northern ireland and temperatures around the highest temperatures the average highest temperatures in the south, maybe 2122. so perhaps just a little bit lower than today's temperatures as we go through thursday evening. not a great deal of change. we'll see a bit more cloud spilling into the far northwest. chance of a little bit of drizzle coming into the western isles dunng coming into the western isles during friday morning . again,

during friday morning. again, elsewhere, perhaps little mist elsewhere, perhaps a little mist early cloud. but early on, some low cloud. but for the majority. friday is also looking like a fine bright day with plenty of sunny spells. the cloud thicken over the cloud will thicken over the northern isles, some spots of drizzly rain coming in here as northern isles, some spots of drizleut n coming in here as northern isles, some spots of drizleut otherwise in here as northern isles, some spots of drizleut otherwise sayere as northern isles, some spots of drizleut otherwise say plenty well. but otherwise say plenty of weather. the wind of fine weather. the wind direction be vital to those direction will be vital to those temperatures again in the south. probably going to see the highs in south wales, south—west probably going to see the highs in south 22les, south—west probably going to see the highs in south 22 degrees.1—west probably going to see the highs in south 22 degrees. generally england, 22 degrees. generally draghi elsewhere in the high teens, dry fine weather will teens, the dry fine weather will continue weekend , continue through the weekend, although of it turning although signs of it turning a bit during monday.

e—bikes a menace to society. look at them. discard added onto the pavements. that's what happens these days, isn't it? have you fallen over one? the number of incidents on these things through the roof is it time that they are banned ? also time that they are banned? also tonight, the bank of england . is tonight, the bank of england. is it time for them to stop raising interest rates? what good is it doing? yes. inflation coming down. not, though, because of the interest rates. it is just causing pain to millions of

people.