e—bikes a menace to society. look at them. discard added onto the pavements. that's what happens these days, isn't it.7 have you fallen over one.7 the 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. and over in france, they have banned domestic flights . if have banned domestic flights. if you can get a train to the destination, some, including one of my panellists, saying that we should follow suit here in the uk . give me a break. and in the uk. give me a break. and in the nhs, the number of staff being assaulted is extremely high. my question to you is simple. if you assault an nhs worker should you assault an nhs worker should you be banned from using the nhs ? all of that to come and more. but first let's get ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest headunes. headlines. michelle, headlines. - . michelle, thanks headlines. _ - michelle, thanks very headlines. — - michelle, thanks very much michelle, thanks very much indeed. - michelle, thanks very much indeed. -our— . michelle, thanks very much indeed. -our top- . michelle, thanks very much indeed.-our top story- michelle, thanks very much indeed. our top story this indeed. well, our top story this evening— indeed. well, our top story this evening comes— indeed. well, our top story this evening comes from wales and detectives— evening comes from wales and detectives have— evening comes from wales and detectives have confirmed it was not a— detectives have confirmed it was not a pence— detectives have confirmed it was not a police chase— detectives have confirmed it was not a police chase that led to the— not a police chase that led to the deeme— not a police chase that led to the deaths of— not a police chase that led to the deaths of two— not a police chase that led to the deaths of two teenagers in cerem— the deaths of two teenagers in mm on— the deaths of two teenagers in cardiff on monday evening. cctv footage— cardiff on monday evening. cctv footage hoe— cardiff on monday evening. cctv footage has emerged, appearing to show— footage has emerged, appearing to show o— footage has emerged, appearing to show a police— footage has emerged, appearing to show a police van following an to show a police van following on e—oike— to show a police van following on e—oike oy— to show a police van following an e—bike by minutes before the

fetal— an e—bike by minutes before the fatal incident.— an e—bike by minutes before the fatal incident. but— an e—bike by minutes before the fatal incident. but they saw , fatal incident. but they saw, they— fatal incident. but they saw, he soy,— fatal incident. but they saw, he soy, they— fatal incident. but they saw, they say, they said at a press conference earlier that at the time— conference earlier that at the tree the— conference earlier that at the tree the toe— conference earlier that at the time the van was— conference earlier that at the time the van was a mile away when— time the van was a mile away when the— time the van was a mile away when the crash— time the van was a mile away when the crash happened. the teete— when the crash happened. the teotte ot— when the crash happened. the teotte ot to— when the crash happened. the deaths of 16 year— when the crash happened. the deaths of 16 year old kyrees sutttvon — deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and— deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15— deaths of 16 year old kyrees sullivan and 15 year old harvey evene— sullivan and 15 year old harvey tvone spotted— sullivan and 15 year old harvey evans sparked riots in the ely wttot— evans sparked riots in the ely area, which police have condemned— area, which police have condemned as inexcusable. tuntete— condemned as inexcusable. hundreds of— condemned as inexcusable. hundreds of bunches of flowers tote— hundreds of bunches of flowers have teen— 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 tttente— have been left on the roadside by friends and— have been left on the roadside by friends and family. and tontgtt— by friends and family. and tonight there— by friends and family. and tonight there are plans for a content— tonight there are plans for a candlelit vigil— tonight there are plans for a candlelit vigil to be held to remember the— candlelit vigil to be held to remember the two teenagers who ttet— remember the two teenagers who ttet e— remember the two teenagers who ttet totem— remember the two teenagers who died ? well, deputy chief died? well, deputy chief constable— died? well, deputy chief constable rachel bacon spoke at a news conference— constable rachel bacon spoke at a news conference about an hour ago— a news conference about an hour ago .— a news conference about an hour ago . teete— a news conference about an hour ago . ttete woe— a news conference about an hour ago . ttete no— a news conference about an hour ago . there was no police vehicle ago. there was no police vehicle in ago. there was no police vehicle to snowton— ago. there was no police vehicle in snowdon road— ago. there was no police vehicle in snowdon road at the time of the collision,— in snowdon road at the time of the collision, and— in snowdon road at the time of the collision, and we believe there— the collision, and we believe there wee— the collision, and we believe there were no— the collision, and we believe there were no other vehicles ttwotwet— there were no other vehicles ttwotwet tn— there were no other vehicles involved in the— there were no other vehicles involved in the incident. �*vw�*tz; involved in the incident. we towe— involved in the incident. we have tweet— involved in the incident. we have based this— involved in the incident. we have based this on- involved in the incident. we have based this on witness accounts, tracking data and cctv . we have made a mandatory referral to the independent office for police conduct to ensure the matter receives independent scrutiny . we will independent scrutiny. we will provide them with all the

information we have and they will undertake an independent investigation . rishi sunak says investigation. rishi sunak says . the latest figures show the government— . the latest figures show the government is— the latest figures show the government is making progress on its government is making progress on to womtee— government is making progress on to womtee to— government is making progress on its promise to halve— government is making progress on its promise to halve inflation. we— its promise to halve inflation. his comments— its promise to halve inflation. his comments come as new data showed— his comments come as new data showed inflation— his comments come as new data showed inflation fell to 8.7% teet— showed inflation fell to 8.7% test month.— showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's— showed inflation fell to 8.7% last month. it's the first time the— last month. it's the first time the figure— last month. it's the first time the figure has— last month. it's the first time the figure has fallen below 10% etwee— the figure has fallen below 10% teet— the figure has fallen below 10% since last august— the figure has fallen below 10% since last august .— the figure has fallen below 10% since last august . however, with since last august. however, with toot— since last august. however, with toot twee— since last august. however, with food price inflation— since last august. however, with food price inflation continuing at o— food price inflation continuing at o nett— food price inflation continuing at a near record— food price inflation continuing at a near record 19.1, labour is ooowetne— at a near record 19.1, labour is oeowetng tte— at a near record 19.1, labour is accusing the government of tattoo— accusing the government of totttne to— accusing the government of failing to help— accusing the government of failing to help struggling tomtttee— failing to help struggling families. jeremy hunt confirmed twee— families. jeremy hunt confirmed ttete woe— families. jeremy hunt confirmed there was still— families. jeremy hunt confirmed there was still more work to be done — there was still more work to be done these— there was still more work to be done. these numbers show there is done. these numbers show there to oteotwtetw— done. these numbers show there is absolutely no— done. these numbers show there is absolutely no room for eomptoeenew— is absolutely no room for complacency in the battle ogotnet— complacency in the battle against inflation. : f against inflation. food price inflation is still worryingly high . that's why we've had food high. that's why we've had food producers in farmers in supermarket kits in to talk about what we can do to reduce the pressure they're and setting out labour's economic policy plans whilst on a visit to

washington dc . the shadow washington dc. the shadow ctonoettow— washington dc. the shadow chancellor, rachel- quit“ 11c the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , gt; it: the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , said chancellor, rachel reeves, said enter— chancellor, rachel reeves, said under successive _ chancellor, rachel reeves, said under successive conservative goenete— under successive conservative governments , prosperity has governments, prosperity has tweet— governments, prosperity has tweet to — governments, prosperity has turned to stagnation . : turned to stagnation. today's tnttttton— 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 works for working people . all works for working people. all their contributions are no longer respected. their enterprise is no longer rewarded , and even their most ordinary of hopes seem like impossible dreams . now of hopes seem like impossible dreams. now the prime minister has today confirmed suella braverman will not face a formal investigation over claims that she requested civil servants to arrange a private speed awareness course. in a letter to the wome— awareness course. in a letter to the home secretary,— ”cl tit; in a letter to the home secretary, rishi ”c: it; in a letter to the home secretary, rishi sunak sett— the home secretary, rishi sunak eott tee-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 oottone— independent ethics adviser that her actions did— independent ethics adviser that her actions did not amount to a breach— her actions did not amount to a tweoot ot— her actions did not amount to a tweoot ot the— her actions did not amount to a breach of the ministerial code. the— breach of the ministerial code. the home— breach of the ministerial code. the home secretary's apologise for the home secretary's apologise

tor the— the home secretary's apologise for the distraction— the home secretary's apologise for the distraction it caused to the government— for the distraction it caused to the government ,_ for the distraction it caused to the government, and the cabinet otttoe— the government, and the cabinet otttee toe— the government, and the cabinet office has denied— the government, and the cabinet office has denied handing information— office has denied handing information that boris johnson mav— information that boris johnson mow towe— information that boris johnson may have broken— information that boris johnson may have broken lockdown rules to potte— may have broken lockdown rules to oottee .— may have broken lockdown rules to oottee , saving— may have broken lockdown rules to police , saying the decision to police, saying the decision mote— to police, saying the decision mote tw— to police, saying the decision was made by civil servants. that otter— was made by civil servants. that comes after the— was made by civil servants. that comes after the former prime tweeter— comes after the former prime minister accused— comes after the former prime minister accused the cabinet otttoe— minister accused the cabinet otttee ot— 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 toe teen— unacceptable claims. mrjohnson has been reported— unacceptable claims. mrjohnson has been reported to both the metropottton— has been reported to both the metropolitan and thames valley totte— metropolitan and thames valley tottee totoee— metropolitan and thames valley police forces over— metropolitan and thames valley police forces over events at chequere— police forces over events at chequers and— police forces over events at chequers and downing street. wee— chequers and downing street. we-e tented— chequers and downing street. he's denied breaking any rules. weonwttte— he's denied breaking any rules. weonwttte o— he's denied breaking any rules. meanwhile a legal row has erupted— meanwhile a legal row has erupted between the cabinet otttoe— erupted between the cabinet otttee ont— erupted between the cabinet office and the— erupted between the cabinet office and the official covid 19 tnowtw— office and the official covid 19 twowtw over— office and the official covid 19 twowtw twe— office and the official covid 19 inquiry over the release of totte— inquiry over the release of boris johnson's— inquiry over the release of boris johnson's whatsapp messages and— boris johnson's whatsapp messages and diaries. chairwoman baroness hallett_ messages and diaries. chairwoman baroness hallett is— messages and diaries. chairwoman baroness hallett is rejecting teetetone— baroness hallett is rejecting decisions made— baroness hallett is rejecting decisions made by the cabinet otttoe— decisions made by the cabinet otttee to— decisions made by the cabinet office to redact— decisions made by the cabinet office to redact some of the motettot. — office to redact some of the material. the— office to redact some of the material. the messages include exchanges— material. the messages include exchanges between boris johnson and exchanges between boris johnson eet eentot— exchanges between boris johnson and senior government ministers , otwt— and senior government ministers , otwt eewonte— and senior government ministers , civil servants and— and senior government ministers , civil servants and their otweete— , civil servants and their advisers during the pandemic. wett— advisers during the pandemic. wett, twmtng— advisers during the pandemic. well, turning our— advisers during the pandemic. well, turning our attention now to totteeot— well, turning our attention now to portugal, where gb news understands— to portugal, where gb news understands the authorities twettng— understands the authorities twettng tot— understands the authorities hunting for clues to the

disappearance of madeleine woconw— disappearance of madeleine mccann, will— disappearance of madeleine mccann, will continue their eewet— mccann, will continue their eewet tot— mccann, will continue their eewet to o— mccann, will continue their search for a third day tomorrow . tottee— search for a third day tomorrow . tottee twe— search for a third day tomorrow . police have been— search for a third day tomorrow . police have been using mechanical— . police have been using mechanical undergrowth, diggers, rottw— mechanical undergrowth, diggers, totw twee— mechanical undergrowth, diggers, radar rakes and— mechanical undergrowth, diggers, radar rakes and poles and were temowwg— radar rakes and poles and were seen removing a number of sealed toge— seen removing a number of sealed toge trom— seen removing a number of sealed toge tom the— seen removing a number of sealed bags from the scene.— bags from the scene. investigators are looking for any— investigators are looking for any etew— investigators are looking for any etew thet— investigators are looking for any sign that the three year old ot— any sign that the three year old ot the— any sign that the three year old was at the arade_ any sign that the three year old was at the arade dam and teeewote— was at the arade dam and reservoir, which was visited a tweet— reservoir, which was visited a meet ot— reservoir, which was visited a number of times— reservoir, which was visited a number of times by the prime eweoeet— number of times by the prime eweoeet tw— number of times by the prime suspect in the— number of times by the prime suspect in the case, christian etweetwet— suspect in the case, christian otweetwet .— suspect in the case, christian brueckner . lastly, their brueckner. lastly, their woteettee— brueckner. lastly, their majesties, the king and queen twe— majesties, the king and queen have begun— majesties, the king and queen have begun o— 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 eee— northern ireland, their first twe— northern ireland, their first since the coronation. charles owe— since the coronation. charles and cowttto— since the coronation. charles and camilla opened a new cotowottow— and camilla opened a new coronation garden, which was tweottet— coronation garden, which was tweotet tw— coronation garden, which was inspired by the— coronation garden, which was inspired by the same sustainable gardening— inspired by the same sustainable gardening principles used by the king— gardening principles used by the king owt— gardening principles used by the ttwg and tween— gardening principles used by the king and queen themselves. cwwtee— king and queen themselves. charles and— king and queen themselves. charles and camilla also met schoolchildren— charles and camilla also met schoolchildren who took part in cotowottow— schoolchildren who took part in coronation projects and eowwwwttw— coronation projects and community members who wotwwteetet— community members who volunteered for the king's big wett— volunteered for the king's big weto ow— volunteered for the king's big help out initiative . those are help out initiative. those are wow— help out initiative. those are wow tweet— help out initiative. those are your latest news— help out initiative. those are your latest news stories . you're your latest news stories. you're up your latest news stories. you're w to— your latest news stories. you're w to tote— your latest news stories. you're w to tote ow— your latest news stories. you're up to date on tv— your latest news stories. you're up to date on tv online dab tatto— up to date on tv online dab totto owe— up to date on tv online dab radio and the— up to date on tv online dab radio and the tune in app . this radio and the tune in app. this is radio and the tune in app. this te ew— radio and the tune in app. this te ow newe— radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. britain's news.

channel| i thanks channel thanks for that, polly. i'm michelle dewberry thanks for that, polly. i'm michelle dewalongside me, 7:00 tonight. alongside me, martin , the journalist martin daubney, the journalist and brexit party mep, and and former brexit party mep, and laurie lebon. the policy researcher. it's about you at home as well, though. tonight. get in touch with me all the usual ways. gb views gb news .com is the email address or you can tweet me at gb news a&e from manchester said michelle, is there anything that you do not want to learn about? is it possible for you to do a show without moaning? i've got two things to say to you. arnie. the first one is actually yes, yes, i can look at this. this was a topic, missy . do you remember topic, missy. do you remember that pillock? i mean, look at him. just come out of court him. he's just come out of court earlier today. he pled guilty to basically being a pillock , going basically being a pillock, going into people's houses, running up to them, asking them if they

want to die and doing hair dye and all the rest of it. he got fined £365 and got a criminal behaviour. order! order! i got to say i will have a little bit of a moan actually, because quite frankly, if i in quite frankly, if i was in charge, i'd put him in prison to try and him a lesson and try and teach him a lesson and to try and deter other people from pillock, as he from acting as pillock, as he did. also by the way, andy, you didn't watch my show on friday, didn't watch my show on friday, did you? because put a clip up did you? because i put a clip up of dancing that cheered up. i of dancing that cheered me up. i didn't and whinge about didn't moan and whinge about that so you're obviously that one. so you're obviously not paying attention enough. that's say . this whole that's what i say. this whole missy, i mean, the guy's an absolute, know, he's just absolute, you know, he's just a pillock . i, absolute, you know, he's just a pillock. i, i want to be nice about him , but i suffer. i don't about him, but i suffer. i don't know him, but his behaviour leads me to believe that he's just an idiot. what do you make? well, first all, we'll have just an idiot. what do you make? wegetfirst all, we'll have just an idiot. what do you make? weget ast all, we'll have just an idiot. what do you make? weget a real all, we'll have just an idiot. what do you make? weget a real job we'll have just an idiot. what do you make? weget a real job now,l have just an idiot. what do you make? weget a real job now, won't he? to get a real job now, won't he? awe— to get a real job now, won't he? awt eeeowtw— to get a real job now, won't he? awt eeeowtw .— to get a real job now, won't he? and secondly , i— to get a real job now, won't he? and secondly , i think annoys me and secondly, i think annoys me about— and secondly, i think annoys me wow—te- and secondly, i think annoys me otowt—te twewl about people like him is they otwwe— about people like him is they otwwe wet— about people like him is they otwwe wet-ot- about people like him is they always pick of middle always pick on sort of middle etoee— always pick on sort of middle etoee-twot— always pick on sort of middle class -that won't- always pick on sort of middle class that won't fight class people that won't fight toet. — class people that won't fight beet-to— class people that won't fight back.-do that- class people that won't fight back.-do that in- back. go and do that in nottingham— back. go and do that in nottingham he gets a sight. more then— nottingham he gets a sight. more thew-wet— nottingham he gets a sight. more than-he'd.having- than £365. he'd be having prison toot.— than £365. he'd be having prison toot—toot.- than £365. he'd be having prison toot—toot. - than £365. he'd be having prison

food._food. do- than £365. he'd be having prison food._food. do youj food. i was saying food. do you remember that west ham fan? what was big nosey. was was his name? big nosey. i was saying, you know what? i would pay saying, you know what? i would pay to see him. never mind pay money to see him. never mind wandering some posh wandering into some posh townhouse a suburb townhouse in a nice suburb in london. pay for him to london. i'd pay money for him to go big nose's so go to big nose's house, so i would not suggesting that he might townhouse. might live in a big townhouse. i just wherever he lives, quite frankly, i'd pay him to go frankly, i'd pay for him to go in there . lorry anyway. do you in there. lorry anyway. do you think that was good news that in there. lorry anyway. do you thintoday. was good news that in there. lorry anyway. do you thintoday. yeah.tod news that in there. lorry anyway. do you thintoday. yeah. id news that in there. lorry anyway. do you thintoday. yeah. i mean; that in there. lorry anyway. do you thintoday. yeah. i mean as|at in there. lorry anyway. do you thintoday. yeah. i mean as you fan today. yeah. i mean as you ewe,— fan today. yeah. i mean as you eott, tt— fan today. yeah. i mean as you eott, tt wow— fan today. yeah. i mean as you said, if you-like- said, if you behave like a otttoet— said, if you behave like a ptttoet you— said, if you behave like a pillock you should be treated twe— pillock you should be treated tttelotttoet— pillock you should be treated likelpillock and— pillock you should be treated like pillock and hope for all like a pillock and hope for all the wee— like a pillock and hope for all the kids-there,— like a pillock and hope for all the kids there, you know, like a pillock and hope for all the ioff there, you know, like a pillock and hope for all the ioff tiktok, re, you know, like a pillock and hope for all the ioff tiktok, don'tu know, like a pillock and hope for all the ioff tiktok, don't burst n, stay off tiktok, don't burst twto— stay off tiktok, don't burst twto peopte-e— stay off tiktok, don't burst into people's homes good. into people's homes is good. metat— into people's homes is good. wotttltte— into people's homes is good. moral-the story— into people's homes is good. moral-the story moral- into people's homes is good. i moral-the story moral-the moral of the story moral of the stories get life quite frankly stories get a life quite frankly don't operate in ways for clicks and likes from complete and utter on social media. utter randoms on social media. that's say anyway. the that's what i say anyway. the opening show, i out opening of my show, i did go out and about. did he that on and about. did he see that on the richard says , the e—bike? richard says, michelle, you took that e—bike to the floor. was brought up to the floor. i was brought up to the floor. i was brought up to respect items. yes, sir. was l, to respect items. yes, sir. was i, richard? i was i, richard? but i was proving a point because don't know about point because i don't know about where but i don't seem where you live, but i don't seem to to get into my to be able to get into my workplace without almost tripping over one of those

things. people do hire them from pretty and pretty much everywhere, and they just them on the floor. so just chuck them on the floor. so i was just demonstrating and by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way,tt demonstrating and by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way, i demonstrating and by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way, i broke 1strating and by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way, i broke myating and by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way, i broke my shoe and by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way, i broke my shoe as! by just chuck them on the floor. so i we'way, i broke my shoe as well the way, i broke my shoe as well doing for you guys. so doing that for you guys. so i took one for the team there. so i did anyway, quite a serious topic. martin this because you know, number of on know, the number of deaths on e—scooters and e—bikes that is on the rise , not just deaths, on the rise, not just deaths, injuries as well as this whole conversation now about whether or not these things should be banned and if don't have banned and if you don't have them in your town or city, them yet in your town or city, i suspect that they will be making their way soon because it's not a london thing. they're in lots of already the uk of cities already over the uk and so you get these in and growing. so you get these in nottingham i'm from and nottingham where i'm from and they are a menace. first of all, thew-te— they are a menace. first of all, twew-te wew— they are a menace. first of all, twew-te wew eoew— they are a menace. first of all, they're very easy to— i first of all, they're very easy to basically bump— they're very easy to basically bump etwt— they're very easy to basically bump start where i live in eowtw—eoet— bump start where i live in south—east london. i watch eewootttte— south—east london. i watch schoolkids every- south—east london. i watch schoolkids every single day. all we to— schoolkids every single day. all we to te— schoolkids every single day. all we to te twt— schoolkids every single day. all we do is lift the _ schoolkids every single day. all we do is lift the back wheel up two— we do is lift the back wheel up and etow — we do is lift the back wheel up and slam them— we do is lift the back wheel up and slam them down and they go wttwowt— and slam them down and they go wttwowt topptwg— and slam them down and they go without tapping in.— and slam them down and they go without tapping in. they've been teet— without tapping in. they've been weet tw— without tapping in. they've been weet tw tw— without tapping in. they've been used by by muggers. they've been teet— used by by muggers. they've been used-runners.across. used by drug runners all across town.— used by drug runners all across toww. thew-te— used by drug runners all across town. they're becoming the mode of town. they're becoming the mode ot-tot— town. they're becoming the mode ot-tot petty— town. they're becoming the mode of for petty criminals of transport for petty criminals who— of transport for petty criminals

who-paving— of transport for petty criminals wwo-oowtwe o— of transport for petty criminals who paying a penny into who aren't paying a penny into them— who aren't paying a penny into them two— who aren't paying a penny into them and then— who aren't paying a penny into them and then dumping them everywhere.— them and then dumping them everywhere-in- them and then dumping them everywhere. in cardiff , everywhere. we saw in cardiff, twoee— everywhere. we saw in cardiff, twoee two— everywhere. we saw in cardiff, those two lads— everywhere. we saw in cardiff, those two lads tearing away on ot— those two lads tearing away on ot tweee— those two lads tearing away on one of these things. and twewtotw— one of these things. and inevitably it's- one of these things. and inevitably it's going to lead to high— inevitably it's going to lead to wow epeet— inevitably it's going to lead to high speed pursuits and carnage. but high speed pursuits and carnage. out woe— high speed pursuits and carnage. out twow— high speed pursuits and carnage. but more than that, they've teeoe— but more than that, they've teeoe o— but more than that, they've become a source- but more than that, they've become a source of obstruction across pavement.— become a source of obstruction across pavement. and let's say thew-te— across pavement. and let's say twew-te being— across pavement. and let's say they're being used— across pavement. and let's say they're being used by petty ewwtwote — they're being used by petty criminals. so— they're being used by petty criminals. t: criminals. so you'd ban them outright? well, you can't ban twew — outright? well, you can't ban them outright,— outright? well, you can't ban them outright, but— g7 well, you can't ban them outright, but what i would do them outright, but what i would to te— them outright, but what i would to te etoo— them outright, but what i would to te etoo twe— them outright, but what i would do is stop the hack. so you have to tegtttwotew— do is stop the hack. so you have to legitimately pay.— do is stop the hack. so you have to legitimately pay. why should people— to legitimately pay. why should people wwo— to legitimately pay. why should people who legitimately want to use people who legitimately want to ow e—ttte— people who legitimately want to use an e—bike to— people who legitimately want to use an e—bike to get between twett— use an e—bike to get between thew—o— use an e—bike to get between their-a train- use an e—bike to get between their a train station their home and a train station be their home and a train station te pewotteet— their home and a train station be penalised by— their home and a train station be penalised by these people who know— be penalised by these people who twow wow— be penalised by these people who twow how to— be penalised by these people who know how to hack— be penalised by these people who know how to hack it? a bit like you,— know how to hack it? a bit like wow—tweee- you, mrs. and where there's a wit,— you, mrs. and where there's a wit-o— you, mrs. and where there's a wit-o wow. - you, mrs. and where there's a will, a way. they'll will, there's a way. they'll otwwe— will, there's a way. they'll otwweltot— will, there's a way. they'll always-for a _ will, there's a way. they'll always for a hack and always go for a hack and a etotteut— always go for a hack and a shortcut. but— always go for a hack and a shortcut. but i— always go for a hack and a shortcut. but i think they are a menace and they're very easy to teetwet. — menace and they're very easy to teetwet. tt— menace and they're very easy to teetwet. tt wow— menace and they're very easy to restrict. if you buy— menace and they're very easy to restrict. if you buy one wtwotetw— restrict. if you buy one privately, - see - restrict. if you buy one privately, see these restrict. if you buy one- privately,-see these things privately, you see these things going—a— privately, you see these things going—aidowni going faster than a car down a twe— going faster than a car down a tee-twew-te— going faster than a car down a bus-they're going- going faster than a car down a bus they're going faster bus lane. they're going faster then— bus lane. they're going faster thew-tweee— bus lane. they're going faster than-buses, 50-anl bus lane. they're going faster- than-buses, 50-an hour than the buses, 50 miles an hour wttw— than the buses, 50 miles an hour we oottotee— than the buses, 50 miles an hour with potholes-are- than the buses, 50 miles an hour with potholes. are on with potholes. people are on a death— with potholes. people are on a death wtew. — with potholes. people are on a death wish. they— with potholes. people are on a death wish. "t; at; 9?th at; death wish. they are. my kids nearly got hit by one of the e—bikes. and e—bikes. the other day and i thought, if that had have

thought, god, if that had have hit him, you know, they are so fast, so bulky, so heavy, i dread what would have dread to think what would have happened my little kid. happened to my little kid. luckily managed save the luckily i managed to save the day. i got him out way day. i got him out the way anyway. what you reckon? ban anyway. what do you reckon? ban or no, i think well, or not? no, i think well, i twtwt— or not? no, i think well, i twtwt twe— or not? no, i think well, i twtwt the t— or not? no, i think well, i think the i think- 7 no, i think well, i think the i think the regulation is think the i think the regulation te tewtwt— think the i think the regulation is behind technology here. it's eoeettwe— is behind technology here. it's speeding literally speeding away literally and ttewottwetw— speeding away literally and figuratively. haven't the speeding away literally and figura of sly. haven't the speeding away literally and figura of rules haven't the speeding away literally and figura of rules that len't the speeding away literally and figura of rules that would the speeding away literally and figura of rules that would mean types of rules that would mean twat— types of rules that would mean that-penalised- types of rules that would mean that-penalised for- types of rules that would mean that penalised for some that you get penalised for some of-behaviours_ that you get penalised for some of-behaviours as- of those behaviours as we woven-t— of those behaviours as we haven't-the-of. haven't got the kind of standards— haven't got the kind of standards you would have to apply— standards you would have to apply if— standards you would have to apply if you— standards you would have to apply if you were driving owotwet— apply if you were driving another form _ apply if you were driving another form of transport. we were talking about sort of conventional— were talking about sort of conventional scooters and mopeds ewttet— conventional scooters and mopeds ewttet ow— conventional scooters and mopeds earlier on, weren't— conventional scooters and mopeds earlier on, weren't we? and you wowe— earlier on, weren't we? and you have to— earlier on, weren't we? and you have to wowe— earlier on, weren't we? and you have to have certain set of have to have a certain set of etowtwte— have to have a certain set of standards. you— have to have a certain set of standards. you have be a standards. you have to be a eettotw— standards. you have to be a certain-have- standards. you have to be a certain-have to- standards. you have to be a certain have to wear a certain age, have to wear a wetwet,— certain age, have to wear a helmet,-have- certain age, have to wear ai helmet,-have-and certain age, have to wear a- helmet,-have-and on helmet, you have to on and on two— helmet, you have to on and on wet ow— helmet, you have to on and on wet ow twt— helmet, you have to on and on and on and insurance road tax, wow— and on and insurance road tax, wow wow— and on and insurance road tax, you know, they— and on and insurance road tax, you know, they can be traced. veow. — you know, they can be traced. veow. awt — you know, they can be traced. veow. awt t— you know, they can be traced. yeah. and i yeah,— you know, they can be traced. yeah. and i yeah, exactly. and so yeah. and i yeah, exactly. and eoee—t- yeah. and i yeah, exactly. and eoee—t tot- so in general i'm keen for a wwote— so in general i'm keen for a whole variety— so in general i'm keen for a whole variety of— so in general i'm keen for a whole variety of different twweoow— whole variety of different transport options and i hope tweee— transport options and i hope there te— transport options and i hope there te o— transport options and i hope there is a world— transport options and i hope there is a world in which we can wowe— there is a world in which we can have more speed— there is a world in which we can have more speed limited scooters wwete— have more speed limited scooters wwete twee-e— have more speed limited scooters where there's ways— have more speed limited scooters where there's ways that they can be tweet— where there's ways that they can be tweet twt— where there's ways that they can be traced and there's more teewtottow— be traced and there's more regulation-it.- be traced and there's more regulation-it. i- be traced and there's more regulation it. i got a black regulation on it. i got a black eet— regulation on it. i got a black eet twe— regulation on it. i got a black cab the other— regulation on it. i got a black cab the other day— regulation on it. i got a black cab the other day and my driver when— cab the other day and my driver when t—

cab the other day and my driver when t got— cab the other day and my driver when t got tw— cab the other day and my driver when i got in, he— cab the other day and my driver when i got in, he was fuming. vow— when i got in, he was fuming. you know.— when i got in, he was fuming. you know, when— when i got in, he was fuming. you know, when you— when i got in, he was fuming. you know, when you can- when i got in, he was fuming. you know, when you can see there's an atmosphere and i was like, all right? he like, are you all right? he said, no, i'm not all right. and i said, oh, why? what's going on? he said, some kid on like an electric scooter thing had scratched side his scratched all the side of his cab. he was want cab. anyway, he was quite want akua this fella, it akua this fella, to put it mildly. he'd been for mildly. he'd been looking for this said to me, even this kid and he said to me, even now, while driving and i'm now, while i'm driving and i'm looking him, i said, well, looking for him, i said, well, what are you going to you what are you going to do if you catch he wouldn't. you catch him? he wouldn't. you don't want to know love. and he said, because he said the problem is his will be problem is his car will now be taken because of taken off the road because of licencing he was saying, my car now go into now will have to go into a garage, it'll have to be banged out. resprayed whatever the technical i don't know. out. resprayed whatever the tec he cal i don't know. out. resprayed whatever the tec he will i don't know. out. resprayed whatever the tec he will lose i don't know. out. resprayed whatever the tec he will lose wages.i't know. out. resprayed whatever the tec he will lose wages. us

pottewwotete— the problem with this is that policymakers have been blindsided_ policymakers have been blindsided the eco blindsided by by the eco movement.— blindsided by by the eco movement. legislation doesn't movement. so legislation doesn't apply— movement. so legislation doesn't opptw-e—eeootete- movement. so legislation doesn't apply-e—scooters or- apply to these e—scooters or e—tttee— apply to these e—scooters or e—bikes because,— apply to these e—scooters or e—bikes because, hey, it's twewtw— e—bikes because, hey, it's friendly for— e—bikes because, hey, it's friendly for the- e—bikes because, hey, it's friendly for the environment. twt— friendly for the environment. but tw— friendly for the environment. but t-w ott— friendly for the environment. but i'm all about actually just a but i'm all about actually just o wotwot— but i'm all about actually just a normal cycle. _ but i'm all about actually just a normal cycle. i— but i'm all about actually just a normal cycle. e. 3: a normal cycle. i understand why can go on a road and by the can you go on a road and by the way, i people will say , well you way, i people will say, well you don't pay form of road don't even pay any form of road tax anything to be a cyclist. tax or anything to be a cyclist. and i with that. actually and i agree with that. actually but you don't have insurance. there's no. and so we there's nothing. no. and so we have a two tiered— there's nothing. no. and so we have a two tiered system- “611i: g wt; and so we have a two tiered system where the wotowet— have a two tiered system where the motorist is— have a two tiered system where the motorist is being hemmed twto— the motorist is being hemmed twto-teee— the motorist is being hemmed into-less space- the motorist is being hemmed into less space and into less and less space and being— into less and less space and tetwe—tetwel into less and less space and- being_being fined, being charged more, being fined, wore—utte— being charged more, being fined, more—ultra low- more things like ultra low ewteetow— more things like ultra low emission-clean- more things like ultra low emission clean air emission zones, clean air zones eowtwe—eowwtw- emission zones, clean air zones coming country, and coming across the country, and then— coming across the country, and then eetttwe— coming across the country, and then getting speed limits 20 wttee— then getting speed limits 20 wttee ow— then getting speed limits 20 wttee ow-tw— then getting speed limits 20 miles an in london. that miles an hour in london. that wttt— miles an hour in london. that wit—oe- miles an hour in london. that will—as well,- will go nationwide as well, teeowee— will go nationwide as well, because-want- will go nationwide as well, because-want to- will go nationwide as well, because want to find you because they want to find you owt— because they want to find you more and more.— because they want to find you more and more. none of these twee— more and more. none of these weeeet-ooetet- rules apply to scooters or e—tttee— rules apply to scooters or e—tttee ot— rules apply to scooters or e—bikes or cyclists who can wwoet— e—bikes or cyclists who can wwoet-ot— e—bikes or cyclists who can whack-at their- e—bikes or cyclists who can whack at their mercy whack into you at their mercy owt— whack into you at their mercy owt wow— whack into you at their mercy owt you eon-t— whack into you at their mercy and you can't do— whack into you at their mercy and you can't do anything about it. and you can't do anything about t. t— and you can't do anything about t. t wowt— and you can't do anything about it. i would like— and you can't do anything about it. i would like to— and you can't do anything about it. i would like to see cyclists twewet— it. i would like to see cyclists twewet twe— it. i would like to see cyclists insured the same— it. i would like to see cyclists insured the same as car drivers. oeew— insured the same as car drivers. veow twat-e— insured the same as car drivers. veow twot-e www— insured the same as car drivers. yeah, that's why saying yeah, that's why i'm saying that is yeah, that's why i'm saying that te exoetw— yeah, that's why i'm saying that is exactly -that- yeah, that's why i'm saying that is exactly -that i- yeah, that's why i'm saying that is exactly that i am is exactly the point that i am wottwe. — is exactly the point that i am wottwe. .etw- is exactly the point that i am making. .can-havel is exactly the point that i ami making. .can-have a is exactly the point that i am - making. .can-have a cycle making. how can you have a cycle like when i say cycle, i just mean a normal bicycle. how can you have one? create accidents ,

you have one? create accidents, injuries in cases and not have any recourse, but can i let me just go back to the e—scooters and e—bikes though. there's another dimension- and e—bikes though. there's another dimension to- e�*t: g there's another dimension to this, which is another dimension to this, which te twe— another dimension to this, which is the companies— another dimension to this, which is the companies that roll them out.— is the companies that roll them owt-tet— is the companies that roll them owt-ltet-wote— is the companies that roll them out..let-make the- out. so let me make the distinction— out. so let me make the distinction between you going owt—woweettl distinction between you going. and—yourself and and buying one for yourself and towns;— and buying one for yourself and wowwe—owel and buying one for yourself and. wowwe—owe, owt having your own private one, and then— having your own private one, and thew—twat- having your own private one, and twew—twot we- then the companies that are ewwettwe— then the companies that are ewwettwe-owt- then the companies that are chucking-out on- then the companies that are chucking out on the streets chucking them out on the streets for-people — chucking them out on the streets for-people to— chucking them out on the streets for-people to pick- chucking them out on the streets for people to pick up with chucking them out on the streets for app people to pick up with chucking them out on the streets for app willople to pick up with chucking them out on the streets for app will get to pick up with chucking them out on the streets for app will get bumpedup with chucking them out on the streets for app will get bumped started the app will get bumped started and the app will get bumped started owt eo— the app will get bumped started owt eo twe— the app will get bumped started and so on. the companies that tewtwt— and so on. the companies that are behind-their- and so on. the companies that are behind their business are behind that, their business wotet—twoee- are behind that, their business model those streets model is to flood those streets owt— model is to flood those streets wowed—— model is to flood those streets owewet— tt- model is to flood those streets and—care if that- and they don't care if that two— and they don't care if that twtwe ewte— and they don't care if that twtwe ewte w— and they don't care if that thing ends up being used for wewtowet— thing ends up being used for nefarious purposes or chucked in a nefarious purposes or chucked in o eowot— nefarious purposes or chucked in a canal or something, which is a twtwe— a canal or something, which is a common thing in— a canal or something, which is a common thing in a— a canal or something, which is a common thing in a lot of these eowoowtee— common thing in a lot of these companies -from - common thing in a lot of these companies from china in companies come from china in cwtwo— companies come from china in cwtwo, tweee— companies come from china in china, there are— companies come from china in china, there are piles of bikes twat— china, there are piles of bikes that wowe— china, there are piles of bikes that have been— china, there are piles of bikes that have been discarded . so one that have been discarded. so one of that have been discarded. so one ot-twtwee— that have been discarded. so one ot-twtwee twat— that have been discarded. so one of things that needs to of the things that needs to happen— of the things that needs to tween-twat- of the things that needs to happen that policy happen here is that policy tee— happen here is that policy makers need— happen here is that policy makers need to looking at makers need to be looking at eowe-twoee— makers need to be looking at some those companies whose some of those companies whose twetweee— some of those companies whose twetweee wotet— some of those companies whose business model is— some of those companies whose business model is i— some of those companies whose business model is i don't care about— business model is i don't care about tot— business model is i don't care about lot-this— business model is i don't care about lot this stuff. some about lot of this stuff. some of them — about lot of this stuff. some of them -ewe— about lot of this stuff. some of them -care about- about lot of this stuff. some of them care about the them don't care about the environment— them don't care about the environment either. environment at all either. twat-e— environment at all either. twat-e twe— environment at all either. that's the phrasing they use, twt— that's the phrasing they use, tut thew— that's the phrasing they use, out they teet— that's the phrasing they use, but they just want to flood the etteete— but they just want to flood the ettet e— but they just want to flood the ettet teet— but they just want to flood the ettet twet oe— but they just want to flood the stre

wtwe going— about blind people? because you're going your you're going about your business. know business. you might know your route a to b, i don't know route from a to b, i don't know your house to your work or whatever, where is you're whatever, where it is you're going. you're walking a going. so you're walking from a to then all of a sudden to b and then all of a sudden you've just got this massive unexpected obstacle. bike unexpected obstacle. this bike just in front you. just chucked in front of you. i wonder it getting wonder that must make it getting around really tricky. mike says, wonder that must make it getting arotmichel,.y tricky. mike says, wonder that must make it getting arotmichel, you cky. mike says, wonder that must make it getting arotmichel, you shouldn't says, wonder that must make it getting arotmichel, you shouldn't be s, no, michel, you shouldn't be trying all of these kind trying to ban all of these kind of things. it's cars. you should be banning. it's them which are causing the accidents. well, i'll you, actually, careful i'll tell you, actually, careful what you wish for, because at this rate , we've just been this rate, we've just been talking about 20 miles an hour speed limits in wales. talking about 20 miles an hour speed limits in wales . they were speed limits in wales. they were tinkering, talking about ten miles an hour speed limits. later on in this programme, we'll be talking about potentially banning domestic flights , which is what they're flights, which is what they're doing in france . some people doing in france. some people saying they should do that here. so actually, it wouldn't surprise me some point down surprise me at some point down the line, zero miles hour. the line, zero miles an hour. well yeah. so if some people do start this whole notion of trying you trying to ban cars, can you imagine pack it in, it is imagine, pack it in, it is happening. and the reason that the—tweetet- happening. and the reason that the—targeted is- the motorist is targeted is teewee— the motorist is targeted is because-are-

the motorist is targeted is because are insured. we are because we are insured. we are ttoeeotte— because we are insured. we are tweeotte .— because we are insured. we are tweeotte . we— because we are insured. we are traceable . we have we can traceable. we have tax. we can be ttwet. — traceable. we have tax. we can be fined. atms,_ traceable. we have tax. we can be fined. ' its be fined. atms, number plate recognition. bang , bang, recognition. and so bang, bang, towe— recognition. and so bang, bang, bange were— recognition. and so bang, bang, tone, paying— recognition. and so bang, bang, bang, we're paying for- ig and so bang, bang, bang, we're paying for all the ottetwotwe— alternative modes transport, we-te—ewetel we're paying for the cycle twee— we're paying for the cycle lanes. we're— we're paying for the cycle lanes. we're paying to go slower owt— lanes. we're paying to go slower owt teoe— lanes. we're paying to go slower and slower and— lanes. we're paying to go slower and slower and fined the and slower and get fined and the wotortet— and slower and get fined and the wotortet te— and slower and get fined and the motorist is-cash_ and slower and get fined and the motorist is cash cow that's motorist is the cash cow that's eetttwe— motorist is the cash cow that's eetttwe rwtttet— motorist is the cash cow that's getting milked dry. ate“; getting milked dry. exactly. wrote.— getting milked dry. exactly.| attte—ew atms. that's what i think car drivers into to try drivers have turned into to try and plug funding gaps in places. i think it's disgraceful. anyway, listen , 12 dead in anyway, listen, 12 dead in e—scooter related issues last yean e—scooter related issues last year, 1446 injured and in that last year as well, 30 e—scooter trials that is just in england alone at the moment. as i said , alone at the moment. as i said, if you don't have one in your area, you lucky so—and—so , but area, you lucky so—and—so, but don't rest too easy because i suspect that soon you probably will in a couple of minutes. i want to talk to you about interest rates. the bank of england, i think they are doing a woeful job right now . one job? a woeful job right now. one job? keep interest , inflation a 2. keep interest, inflation a 2. i mean , come on now. they are mean, come on now. they are failing. is it time for them to

stop hiking interest rates? you tell me

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. wette— listening to gb news radio. wetto ttere. — listening to gb news radio. hello there. i'm— listening to gb news radio. hello there. i'm michelle dewberry with you till seven alongside me, martin daubney, the journalist and the former brexit party mep, and laurie laban. policy researcher. laban. the policy researcher. someone on twitter has just said, michel, i was laughing at your open piece of show that your open piece of the show that poor in the background poor woman in the background with oh, mad with her kid was like, oh, mad woman. alert did i like woman. alert did i look like a mad woman? no, no, no. i did. i did break my shoe, though, as i've said, whingeing about that. i'll never stop kyiv i was asking the things i asking one of the things i wanted a bit later in the wanted a bit later on in the programme is if you assault an nhs worker, should be banned nhs worker, should you be banned from the nhs? kyiv says, from using the nhs? kyiv says, well, got dementia . well, my wife has got dementia. she's been in a nursing home for years . are you suggesting that years. are you suggesting that if lashes out she should if she lashes out she should be denied because something denied care because of something she that will be an she cannot help? that will be an interesting debate a little bit later on the programme. do later on in the programme. do not go anywhere, now the

not go anywhere, but for now the inflation did you see inflation figures did you see them out today? good news? yes, they did drop, but they are still a massive 8.7. lots of conversation today talking about the interest rates then from the bank of england and what their response will be next. of course, anyone buy now will be familiar, unless, of course, you've been asleep this whole time. know that the base time. you'll know that the base rate has been increasing and increasing increasing. vicky increasing and increasing. vicky price, economist, joins me price, the economist, joins me now to discuss. good evening to you , vicky. do think that you, vicky. do you think that the of england will raise the bank of england will raise the bank of england will raise the base rates again ? no, i'm the base rates again? no, i'm afraid they probably will because they've come under pressure, first of all, because the drop in inflation that we have just seen hasn't been anything like as big as there have just seen hasn't been anytbeenlike as big as there have just seen hasn't been anytbeen anticipating. second, had been anticipating. second, they are saying-made. they are saying they've made a wtetote. — they are saying they've made a mistake.imean_ they are saying they've made a mistake.imean ,_ they are saying they've made a mistake.imean , if— they are saying they've made a mistake. mean , if you remember mistake. i mean, if you remember or remote— mistake. i mean, if you remember or perwope wow— mistake. i mean, if you remember or perhaps you did— mistake. i mean, if you remember or perhaps you did broadcast twat— or perhaps you did broadcast that yesterday,— or perhaps you did broadcast that yesterday, they were being ewtet— that yesterday, they were being wtttetltwe— that yesterday, they were being grilled the treasury select grilled by the treasury select eowwtttee— grilled by the treasury select committee and— grilled by the treasury select committee and they did admit twat— committee and they did admit that thew— committee and they did admit that they too— committee and they did admit that they had underestimated twttottow— that they had underestimated inflation and— that they had underestimated inflation and they that was a wtetote— inflation and they that was a mistake from _ inflation and they that was a mistake from their part. they

twtwe— mistake from their part. they twtwe to— mistake from their part. they were trying to explain why exoettw. — were trying to explain why eooettw. ewt— were trying to explain why exactly. but anyway , this is exactly. but anyway, this is toeteottw— exactly. but anyway, this is basically what— exactly. but anyway, this is basically what they were saying. so basically what they were saying. so tr— basically what they were saying. so tt twat— basically what they were saying. so if that-the _ basically what they were saying. so if that-the case,- basically what they were saying. so if that the case, then so if that is the case, then thew— so if that is the case, then they wowe— so if that is the case, then they twe wo— so if that is the case, then they have no choice but to raise twtereet— they have no choice but to raise interest rates— they have no choice but to raise interest rates again, even twowew— interest rates again, even twowew they— interest rates again, even though they did at that though they did say at that weettwe— though they did say at that meeting that— though they did say at that meeting that the impact of twtereet— meeting that the impact of interest rate _ meeting that the impact of interest rate increases on twttottow— interest rate increases on inflation, given all the exterwot— inflation, given all the external factors and everything etee— external factors and everything etee te— external factors and everything etee te going— external factors and everything etee te going ow— external factors and everything else is going on in the economy, twee— else is going on in the economy, totee ewte— else is going on in the economy, takes quite some— else is going on in the economy, takes quite some time and they wowe— takes quite some time and they have oeew— takes quite some time and they have been raising— takes quite some time and they have been raising them for the teet— have been raising them for the toet tz— have been raising them for the last 12 meetings— have been raising them for the last 12 meetings that they have too— last 12 meetings that they have too owt— last 12 meetings that they have too owt twew— last 12 meetings that they have had and they haven't really had very— had and they haven't really had wew wwew— had and they haven't really had very much impact— had and they haven't really had very much impact on the rate of twttottow. — very much impact on the rate of twttottow. tw— very much impact on the rate of inflation. in fact,— very much impact on the rate of inflation. in fact, for a while ewtet— inflation. in fact, for a while ewrtet ow— inflation. in fact, for a while carried on going— inflation. in fact, for a while carried on going up. well this is carried on going up. well this te t— carried on going up. well this te t meow— carried on going up. well this te t wow— carried on going up. well this is i mean, you are— carried on going up. well this is i mean, you are indeed an eeoworwtet— is i mean, you are indeed an eeoworwtet eo— is i mean, you are indeed an economist, so help people understand— economist, so help people understand this because this is an understand this because this is ow twttottow— understand this because this is an inflation, as— understand this because this is an inflation, as i— understand this because this is an inflation, as i understand it, twat-e— an inflation, as i understand it, that's driven— an inflation, as i understand it, that's driven purely by eeoote— it, that's driven purely by peopte having— it, that's driven purely by people having so much money etoewtwe— people having so much money sloshing around— people having so much money sloshing around that they are reetteeew— sloshing around that they are recklessly purchasing anything thew— recklessly purchasing anything they ew— recklessly purchasing anything twew eet— recklessly purchasing anything they can get their mitts on. rte— they can get their mitts on. we more— they can get their mitts on. it's more about— they can get their mitts on. it's more about restrictions in supply chains, etcetera, which has driven up the prices. so why why are people getting hammered even further by a measure which quite frankly seems deeply ineffective ? well, what the bank

ineffective? well, what the bank of ineffective? well, what the bank ot twetowt— ineffective? well, what the bank of england will— ineffective? well, what the bank of england will tell— i t;7 well, what the bank of england will tell you is that the wow— of england will tell you is that the wow twat— of england will tell you is that the way that they're going about twtwe — the way that they're going about twtwe to — the way that they're going about trying to control— the way that they're going about trying to control inflation is by rotetwe— trying to control inflation is by raising interest rates, which were— by raising interest rates, which wotee tt— by raising interest rates, which makes it more— by raising interest rates, which makes it more expensive for you by raising interest rates, which mrborrow,nore expensive for you by raising interest rates, which mrborrow, whetheransive for you by raising interest rates, which mrborrow, whether you're for you to borrow, whether you're a woweewott— to borrow, whether you're a household whetheryou're to borrow, whether you're a household whether you're a household or whether you're a twetweee— household or whether you're a business, therefore business, and therefore you demand— business, and therefore you tenant-eo- business, and therefore you. demand-so-basically demand less. so that basically w-eweto— demand less. so that basically means to see growth means they want to see growth etow—twot- means they want to see growth slow—that makes. means they want to see growth. slow _that makes sense. slow down. and that makes sense. twat-e— slow down. and that makes sense. that's—inflation- that's how you bring inflation eoww— that's how you bring inflation town-te— that's how you bring inflation down,-is painful,- that's how you bring inflation down, is painful, just down, except it is painful, just twe— down, except it is painful, just ttte-eweeeettwe. - down, except it is painful, just like suggesting. and it like you're suggesting. and it twee— like you're suggesting. and it twee-eowe— like you're suggesting. and it takes-some time- like you're suggesting. and it takes some time for that takes quite some time for that to be,— takes quite some time for that to be, wow— takes quite some time for that to be, you know,— takes quite some time for that to be, you know, delivered twrowew— to be, you know, delivered twrowew twe— to be, you know, delivered through the economy. in through the economy. and in the rweowttwe— through the economy. and in the weortttrweoe-- through the economy. and in the meantime,-as we- through the economy. and in the meantime, as we know, meantime, of course, as we know, a meantime, of course, as we know, o tot— meantime, of course, as we know, o tot ot— meantime, of course, as we know, o tot ot twe— meantime, of course, as we know, a lot of the pressures have been exterwot— a lot of the pressures have been external-prices,- a lot of the pressures have been external prices, food external energy prices, food tweee— external energy prices, food wteee .— external energy prices, food prices . however, are some prices. however, there are some ooetttwe— prices. however, there are some some positive things perhaps you can some positive things perhaps you toot— some positive things perhaps you toot ot— some positive things perhaps you can look at for— some positive things perhaps you can look at for the— some positive things perhaps you can look at for the future, wwew— can look at for the future, which would _ can look at for the future, which would suggest that perhaps eowe-wit— which would suggest that perhaps some-will come— which would suggest that perhaps some will come way some things will come their way in some things will come their way tw oww— some things will come their way tw any-50— some things will come their way tw any-so tw— some things will come their way in any-so in other- some things will come their way in any so in other words , in any case. so in other words, we wttt— in any case. so in other words, we wttt eee— in any case. so in other words, we will see further— in any case. so in other words, we will see further improvement in we will see further improvement tw twe— we will see further improvement tw twe rote— we will see further improvement tw twe rote ot— we will see further improvement in the rate of inflation because the wow— in the rate of inflation because the high energy— in the rate of inflation because the high energy prices that we eeew-wew— the high energy prices that we eeew-weer we— the high energy prices that we saw-year are not- the high energy prices that we saw year are not happening saw last year are not happening now. come down very now. they've come down very etewttteowt,— now. they've come down very significant,-why- now. they've come down very significant, why the significant, hence why the twttottow — significant, hence why the inflation-has- significant, hence why the inflation has come down. inflation rate has come down. toot— inflation rate has come down. toot-wwew— inflation rate has come down. food-which-goingl inflation rate has come down. food-which-going up food prices, which are going up tw— food prices, which are going up tw twe— food prices, which are going up now in the shops,— food prices, which are going up now in the shops, 19.1% year on weer.— now in the shops, 19.1% year on weer. owt— now in the shops, 19.1% year on year- we tor— now in the shops, 19.1% year on year. and for some— now in the shops, 19.1% year on year. and for some people , of year. and for some people, of course, who buy— year. and for some people, of course, who buy particular

twtwee— course, who buy particular twtwee woe— course, who buy particular things more than that, they've oeew— things more than that, they've been going— things more than that, they've been going down— things more than that, they've been going down internationally for been going down internationally tor twe— been going down internationally tor the teet— been going down internationally for the last year— been going down internationally for the last year .— been going down internationally for the last year . so they've for the last year. so they've eowe— for the last year. so they've eowe eoww— for the last year. so they've eowe town by— for the last year. so they've gone down by about 19.7% year on weer.— gone down by about 19.7% year on weer. so— gone down by about 19.7% year on year- so there— gone down by about 19.7% year on year. so there should eventually be retteetet— year. so there should eventually be reflected in— year. so there should eventually be reflected in lower prices. so the wowt— be reflected in lower prices. so the tent ot— be reflected in lower prices. so the bank of england may get his wtew— the bank of england may get his wtew owt— the bank of england may get his wtew owt rte— the bank of england may get his wish and its forecast saying twat— wish and its forecast saying that t— wish and its forecast saying that tt wttt— wish and its forecast saying that it will at— wish and its forecast saying that it will at some point. but it that it will at some point. but tt ww— that it will at some point. but tt wow tote— that it will at some point. but tt rww tote o— that it will at some point. but it may take a little bit longer for it may take a little bit longer tor twew— it may take a little bit longer tor them to— it may take a little bit longer for them to get— it may take a little bit longer for them to get there. now, wwetwer— for them to get there. now, whether the _ for them to get there. now, whether the increase in twttottow— whether the increase in inflation, sorry, in interest tee— inflation, sorry, in interest twee-we— inflation, sorry, in interest rates,-we going- inflation, sorry, in interest rates, we going to inflation, sorry, in interest- rates,-we going to.seeing rates, are we going to be seeing wean,— rates, are we going to be seeing oeew-wit— rates, are we going to be seeing again,-will make- rates, are we going to be seeing again, will make any again, probably will make any reat— again, probably will make any real difference— again, probably will make any real difference that is real difference to that path. is questionable,— questionable, except perhaps etow— questionable, except perhaps slow -economy - questionable, except perhaps slow economy and questionable, except perhaps- slow-economy and make slow down the economy and make people— slow down the economy and make eeowe-veer.— slow down the economy and make eeowe-veer. t— slow down the economy and make eeowe-veer. t got- slow down the economy and make people-yeah, i got to- slow down the economy and make people-yeah, i got to bel people poorer. yeah, i got to be honest, vicky, as as a layman honest, vicky, as a as a layman here and not an economist, i think it's pretty disgusting actually. the behaviour of the bank had one bank of england, they had one job, is to keep that job, which is to keep that target correct me if target at 2% and correct me if i'm wrong , they didn't even act i'm wrong, they didn't even act until it had hit about five something% so more than double their original target. do you think that the governor of the bank of england should stay in post? well, it's interesting because although we have agreed about the impact of high inflation and what interest rates would do, i disagree about

whether you want to blame the bank of england for that. so the answer to your question- bank of england for that. so the answer to your question is- g: so the answer to your question is he ewowtt— answer to your question is he should-because,- answer to your question is he should because, as all should stay because, as all eewtrot— should stay because, as all central banks— should stay because, as all central banks believed before the tweeto-e— central banks believed before the russia's invasion, the wane,— the russia's invasion, the ukraine, that— the russia's invasion, the ukraine, that we were going to eow— ukraine, that we were going to eort owt— ukraine, that we were going to eort owt twe— ukraine, that we were going to sort out the supply chain issues teewee— sort out the supply chain issues teewee twat— sort out the supply chain issues because that was— sort out the supply chain issues because that was caused by covid eowwe— because that was caused by covid eowtwe owt— because that was caused by covid eowtwe owt ot— because that was caused by covid coming out of covid, of course, weowt— coming out of covid, of course, weowt twat— coming out of covid, of course, meant that there _ coming out of covid, of course, meant that there was huge demand and meant that there was huge demand owt twe— meant that there was huge demand and the manufacturers couldn't eowe— and the manufacturers couldn't eowe owt— and the manufacturers couldn't eowe owt ott— and the manufacturers couldn't cope and all the— and the manufacturers couldn't cope and all the producers of commodities— cope and all the producers of commodities couldn't cope. so, you— commodities couldn't cope. so, wow wow— commodities couldn't cope. so, wow know we— commodities couldn't cope. so, you know, we had— commodities couldn't cope. so, you know, we had to pay a lot for you know, we had to pay a lot tor transporte— you know, we had to pay a lot for transport, you— for transport, you know, eowotwert— for transport, you know, container costs were huge with reeoeet— container costs were huge with reeoeet to — container costs were huge with reeoeet to t— container costs were huge with respect to i know— container costs were huge with respect to i know you are the expert— respect to i know you are the expert nae,— respect to i know you are the expert here, but— respect to i know you are the expert here, but you're jumping tweet— expert here, but you're jumping wheat to— expert here, but you're jumping wheat to twe— expert here, but you're jumping ahead to the russia ukraine ettwottow. — ahead to the russia ukraine situation. by— ahead to the russia ukraine situation. by that- ahead to the russia ukraine situation. 5g e situation. by that time, central banks, the bank of england had been printing money like it's gone fashion during gone out of fashion during things the lockdown . things like the covid lockdown. you're right about you're absolutely right about twat.— you're absolutely right about that ewt— you're absolutely right about that. but but— you're absolutely right about that. but but it— you're absolutely right about that. but but it isn't that that woe— that. but but it isn't that that he given— that. but but it isn't that that he etwew-ot— that. but but it isn't that that has given of money to the has given a lot of money to the eeowow— has given a lot of money to the eeowow . wrot— has given a lot of money to the economy . what they were doing economy. what they were doing toeteottw— economy. what they were doing basically-helping- economy. what they were doing basically helping the basically was helping the government— basically was helping the. government—way government finance the way eowtwe— government finance the way coming-covid- government finance the way coming covid through coming out of covid through a you— coming out of covid through a wow wow— coming out of covid through a you know, basically allowing the government— you know, basically allowing the eowerwwewt to— you know, basically allowing the government to borrow at low rwee— government to borrow at low rotee teewee— government to borrow at low rates because they were doing

twte— rates because they were doing the twtwe— rates because they were doing the twtwe we— rates because they were doing this thing we call— rates because they were doing this thing we call quantitative eoetwe— this thing we call quantitative eoetwe. wwew— this thing we call quantitative easing, which is— this thing we call quantitative easing, which is basically buying— easing, which is basically. owtwe—twat easing, which is basically- twwtwe—twot twe buying all these bonds that the government—in- buying all these bonds that the government in the government was issuing in the wortete— government was issuing in the markets, secondary market. markets, the secondary market. they're— they're buying them back, towertwe— they're buying them back,i lowering _ rates lowering their interest rates owt— lowering their interest rates owt rwewe— lowering their interest rates and raising their prices. so twew— and raising their prices. so twew wee— and raising their prices. so twew wew— and raising their prices. so they were very, you know, so successfully— they were very, you know, so successfully involved in ewewtwe— successfully involved in ensuring that- successfully involved in ensuring that we didn't have a owtw— ensuring that we didn't have a worse pain during covid than we we. — worse pain during covid than we we. owt— worse pain during covid than we we. wwt ot— worse pain during covid than we did. but of course,— worse pain during covid than we did. but of course, this has tert— did. but of course, this has tett ewtte— did. but of course, this has tett ewtte o— did. but of course, this has left quite a lot— did. but of course, this has left quite a lot of money in the economy. there— left quite a lot of money in the economy. there is— left quite a lot of money in the economy. there is no doubt people— economy. there is no doubt people actually— economy. there is no doubt people actually saved quite a lot people actually saved quite a tot ot— people actually saved quite a tot ot eoew. — people actually saved quite a lot of cash. the— people actually saved quite a lot of cash. the only reason why thew-re— lot of cash. the only reason why twew-re-wow— lot of cash. the only reason why twew-re-wow te- lot of cash. the only reason why they're now is because they're spending now is because thew-re— they're spending now is because twew-re—ewtwee- they're using those savings totter— they're using those savings rather-incomes,| they're using those savings- rather-incomes, which they're using those savings- ratwe-incomes, which they're using those savings ratwe know, incomes, which they're using those savings ratwe know, are incomes, which they're using those savings ratwe know, are goingies, which they're using those savings ratwe know, are going downiich they're using those savings ratwe know, are going down inh as we know, are going down in teet— as we know, are going down in reot tee— as we know, are going down in reot tee powe— as we know, are going down in real terms, pays down 3% on real terms, pays down 3% year on weer.— real terms, pays down 3% year on weer. teewtw— real terms, pays down 3% year on weer. teewtw-so— real terms, pays down 3% year on year. regular so and then year. regular pay. so and then of course,-have_ year. regular pay. so and then. of course,-have-taxes of course, you have higher taxes owt— of course, you have higher taxes owt-wew— of course, you have higher taxes and-high interest— of course, you have higher taxes and high interest rates that and the high interest rates that we discussed,— and the high interest rates that we discussed, which of course wete— we discussed, which of course make considerably harder make life considerably harder for make life considerably harder tor—eo— make life considerably harder tor—eo twt- make life considerably harder. for—so but whether for everyone. so, so but whether they— for everyone. so, so but whether they should— for everyone. so, so but whether they should have— for everyone. so, so but whether they should have raised interest rates— they should have raised interest rates when— they should have raised interest rates when we— they should have raised interest rates when we had inflation before— rates when we had inflation before me— rates when we had inflation before the war— rates when we had inflation before the war in ukraine, it's a serious question mark because eveenery— a serious question mark because everyone was forecasting at the time — everyone was forecasting at the tree that— everyone was forecasting at the time that those— everyone was forecasting at the time that those were transitory net— time that those were transitory issues, not just— time that those were transitory issues, not just the bank of tngteet. — issues, not just the bank of tngteet. att— issues, not just the bank of england. all economists, most eeenemteet— england. all economists, most economists, and— england. all economists, most economists, and that we were going— economists, and that we were going te— economists, and that we were getng te eee— economists, and that we were going to see that— economists, and that we were going to see that inflation tteeppeet—

going to see that inflation disappear pretty, pretty teete— disappear pretty, pretty quickly. yeah, vicky , i, i bow quickly. yeah, vicky, i, i bow to quickly. yeah, vicky, i, i bow te yout— quickly. yeah, vicky, i, i bow to your expertise, - quickly. yeah, vicky, i, i bow to your expertise, but i will tteeetee— to your expertise, but i will disagree with— to your expertise, but i will disagree with some of it, if i may. — disagree with some of it, if i may. tut— disagree with some of it, if i may. tut tet— disagree with some of it, if i may. but for now,- disagree with some of it, if i may. disagree with some of it, if i- may. but for now, thank you very much for your insights. but just as a non economist, i'm pretty sick and tired actually of experts in this country making pretty poor decisions. and it's your every man on the street. the people now that sit there. martin and they are frightened they might be coming out of their fixed mortgage deals. they can see what's happening with base rates, see what's happening with mortgage rates. the flip side of it, you've got people renting with landlords, shoving up rent to cover their up their rent to cover their costs, you know, and it is yet again just your average man and woman on the street that pays for the failings of those supposed experts. yeah, the fat cats at— supposed experts. yeah, the fat cats at the— supposed experts. yeah, the fat cats at the bank— supposed experts. yeah, the fat cats at the bank of— : yeah, the fat cats at the bank of england, wee-t— cats at the bank of england, wee-t et— cats at the bank of england, who'd of thought that giving away— who'd of thought that giving away tett— who'd of thought that giving away half billion during away half £1 billion during teettewn— away half £1 billion during lockdown in— away half £1 billion during lockdown in sending us 2 tttttten— lockdown in sending us 2 trillion national debt lockdown in sending us 2 trilliorsend national debt lockdown in sending us 2 trillior send inflation debt lockdown in sending us 2 trilliorsend inflation spiralling. would send inflation spiralling. wee— would send inflation spiralling. wee wette— would send inflation spiralling. who would have— would send inflation spiralling. who would have thought that putttne— who would have thought that putting-rates- who would have thought that putting-rates up- who would have thought that putting rates up just putting interest rates up just squeezes yet— putting interest rates up just squeezes yet more money out of peeqte-s— squeezes yet more money out of qeeqte-s qeetetse— squeezes yet more money out of people's pockets.7 we're turning to ,

people's pockets.7 we're turning q0-, suette— people's pockets.7 we're turning q0-, suettu tu- people's pockets.7 we're turning to , suella in europe. to a venice, suella in europe. we— to a venice, suella in europe. tee-uttere— to a venice, suella in europe. tee-effort .— to a venice, suella in europe. we-afford . we're- we can't afford. we're suwtvtuq— we can't afford. we're surviving. we're existing euttuq— surviving. we're existing eating. we're— surviving. we're existing eating. we're not living. we're sqeuqtuq— eating. we're not living. we're sqeuqtuq utt— eating. we're not living. we're spending all of— eating. we're not living. we're spending all of our money on esseuttets— spending all of our money on esseuttuts .— spending all of our money on essentials . we're— spending all of our money on essentials . we're not we're not essentials. we're not we're not sqtutqtuq— essentials. we're not we're not sqtutqtuq money— essentials. we're not we're not splurging money on diamonds and fur splurging money on diamonds and tut seats— splurging money on diamonds and tut sets tt-s— splurging money on diamonds and fur coats. it's not— splurging money on diamonds and fur coats. it's not like ttetstet— fur coats. it's not like thatcher ism - fur coats. it's not like thatcher ism gone crazy, like in the-wete— thatcher ism gone crazy, like in the .we're having - thatcher ism gone crazy, like in the we're having to spend the 80s. we're having to spend more money-then- the 80s. we're having to spend more money. then their more money. and then their answer—us again| more money. and then their. answer—us again at answer is to pinch us again at the— answer is to pinch us again at the tettem— answer is to pinch us again at the bottom end,— answer is to pinch us again at the bottom end, getting us in ttts— the bottom end, getting us in ttts pincer— the bottom end, getting us in this pincer movement of sqttetttuq— this pincer movement of spiralling-it- this pincer movement of spiralling it won't affect spiralling debt. it won't affect any— spiralling debt. it won't affect any-and— any of them. and people, i tenet,— any of them. and people, i tenet-every— any of them. and people, i think,-every-tol any of them. and people, i. think,-every-to feel think, have every right to feel tutteus— think, have every right to feel furious about— think, have every right to feel furious about the _ think, have every right to feel furious about the fact that they are furious about the fact that they seetuq— furious about the fact that they are seeing their— furious about the fact that they are seeing their quality of life etummet— are seeing their quality of life ptummet eut— are seeing their quality of life plummet and answer to the plummet and their answer to the tettuttteu— plummet and their answer to the tettuttteu et— plummet and their answer to the definition of insanity. repeat the se— definition of insanity. repeat the same-and- definition of insanity. repeat the same and expect a the same thing and expect a etttetemt— the same thing and expect a different outcome . inflation different outcome. inflation is going— different outcome. inflation is qemq-tet-s— different outcome. inflation is qemq-tet-s-teeql going up. oh, let's just keep tetsmq— going up. oh, let's just keep raising-rates.- going up. oh, let's just keep raising rates. well, raising interest rates. well, wen-sm— raising interest rates. well, when's_come. raising interest rates. well,- when's_come down.7 raising interest rates. well,- whe long-come down.7 raising interest rates. well, whe long term come down.7 raising interest rates. well, whe long term rate :ome down.7 raising interest rates. well, whe long term rate forie down.7 raising interest rates. well, whe long term rate for the )wn.7 raising interest rates. well, whe long term rate for the rest the long term rate for the rest of the long term rate for the rest et me— the long term rate for the rest et the meet— the long term rate for the rest of the next two _ the long term rate for the rest of the next two years is for tmtettem — of the next two years is for inflation to _ of the next two years is for inflation to come down. so how eteut— inflation to come down. so how about-jumping— inflation to come down. so how about jumping ahead and put about just jumping ahead and put mtetest— about just jumping ahead and put mtetest retes— about just jumping ahead and put interest rates just— about just jumping ahead and put interest rates just on hold? dem-t— interest rates just on hold? dem-t-quttmq- interest rates just on hold? don't putting them up don't keep putting them up tesuse— don't keep putting them up because-think,- because people, i think, will sttuqqte— because people, i think, will sttuqqtelevem— because people, i think, will struggle even survive. and struggle to even survive. and met-s— struggle to even survive. and mats—et- struggle to even survive. and that's—of country| that's not the sort of country we that's not the sort of country me seems— that's not the sort of country we should be— that's not the sort of country we should be living in, in great mnem— we should be living in, in great eutem. — we should be living in, in great eutem. .amu— we should be living in, in great britain. .and we- we should be living in, in great britain. .and we talk- we should be living in, in great britain. 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furious. they're frightened. yeah, because you are on yeah, because if you are on a fixed income, don't know, fixed income, i don't know, there'll pensioners, perhaps there'll be pensioners, perhaps with mortgages still there'll be some work the some people that work all the hours god sends now and you can't just invent extra hours in the and graft even the day to go and graft even more than you currently do. and i think getting to the i think it's getting to the point where people are afraid. they income. when point where people are afraid. the} see income. when point where people are afraid. thejsee your income. when point where people are afraid. the} see your outgoingst. when you see your outgoings potentially rising just beyond the level that is affordable, what do you do? what do you actually do for an institution whose job it is to control inflation? they don't seem to understand— inflation? they don't seem to understand how— 7 they don't seem to understand how inflation is uetttmq— understand how inflation is wettmq mqmt— understand how inflation is working right now. and that's met— working right now. and that's met estu— working right now. and that's that really scary— working right now. and that's that really scary thing where if yeue— that really scary thing where if yeue teetmq— that really scary thing where if you're looking at— that really scary thing where if you're looking at this, you're teetmq— you're looking at this, you're teetmq mem— you're looking at this, you're feeling them squashing you from one feeling them squashing you from eme— feeling them squashing you from one end because— feeling them squashing you from one end because rates are going up. se— one end because rates are going up. se yeue— one end because rates are going up. so your mortgage is going up and up. so your mortgage is going up mt tt-s— up. so your mortgage is going up mt tt-s very— up. so your mortgage is going up and it's very unclear how tetsmq— and it's very unclear how raising interest- and it's very unclear how raising interest rates uk raising interest rates in the uk is raising interest rates in the uk ts qemq— raising interest rates in the uk ts qemqltetuse— raising interest rates in the uk is going reduce the price is going to reduce the price of sugar— is going to reduce the price of sumueq-e— is going to reduce the price of sugar we're importing from sugar that we're importing from street,— sugar that we're importing from .bmaq, sty— sugar that we're importing from abroad, say, which— sugar that we're importing from abroad, say, which i know is exestty. — abroad, say, which i know is exactly. .won't. _ abroad, say, which i know is exactly. .won't. - so - abroad, say, which i know is exactly. won't. so the exactly. it won't. and so the tent— exactly. it won't. and so the bank-england's- exactly. it won't. and so the bank england's one big tool bank of england's one big tool of bank of england's one big tool et tetsmq— bank of england's one big tool of raising interest— bank of england's one big tool of raising interest rates teesm-t— of raising interest rates doesn't work- of raising interest rates doesn't work in this situation. so doesn't work in this situation. se me— doesn't work in this situation. se me just— doesn't work in this situation. so we just can't— doesn't work in this situation. so we just can't afford tttemtty— so we just can't afford literally, as— so we just can't afford literally, as you're saying , to literally, as you're saying, to be increasing—

literally, as you're saying, to be increasing them. there is and ms— be increasing them. there is and mm ts— be increasing them. there is and tttts ts met— be increasing them. there is and tttts ts met me— be increasing them. there is and this is not me giving the bank of this is not me giving the bank et tmqtemt— this is not me giving the bank et tmqtemt e— this is not me giving the bank of england a get— this is not me giving the bank of england a get out. i am not at ett— of england a get out. i am not et at. .ttete— of england a get out. i am not at all.-there is— of england a get out. i am not at all. there is some at all. but there is some responsibility— at all. but there is some responsibility here on the government's— responsibility here on the government's shoulders well. responsibility here on the govknowent's shoulders well. responsibility here on the gov know for; shoulders well. responsibility here on the gov know for example, �*s well. responsibility here on the gov know for example, that well. responsibility here on the gov know for example, that that we know for example, that that et— we know for example, that that et ttte — we know for example, that that some of the inflation we're seetmq— some of the inflation we're seeing-because- some of the inflation we're seeing-because are seeing is because companies are ptettteettmq— seeing is because companies are ptettteettmq .— seeing is because companies are profiteering . they're putting profiteering. they're putting exestty— profiteering. they're putting exactly - putting - profiteering. they're putting exactly putting their exactly they're putting their quees— exactly they're putting their quees-mete— exactly they're putting their prices more than just at the prices up more than just at the test— prices up more than just at the test met— prices up more than just at the test met the — prices up more than just at the fact that the costs— prices up more than just at the fact that the costs of bringing in fact that the costs of bringing tm me— fact that the costs of bringing tn the qeees— fact that the costs of bringing in the goods has— fact that the costs of bringing in the goods has increased. and met-s— in the goods has increased. and that's something— in the goods has increased. and that's something that's in the survey— that's something that's in the purview government. of purview of government. bank of tmqtemt— purview of government. bank of tmqtemt-sett— purview of government. bank of england-sort that- purview of government. bank of england sort that out how england can't sort that out how must— england can't sort that out how must tt— england can't sort that out how much it needs— england can't sort that out how much it needs to— england can't sort that out how much it needs to get its house in much it needs to get its house tm eteet— much it needs to get its house in order. that's— much it needs to get its house in order. that's that in order. that's something that qeyemmemt— in order. that's something that government-act- in order. that's something that government act on as government needs to act on as wet.— government needs to act on as wet—t- government needs to act on as wett—t merr- government needs to act on as. well._| know andy well. and it's not. i know andy from manchester won't be happy with me because told me to with me because he told me to stop moaning, one of stop moaning, but this is one of the that i do moan about. the things that i do moan about. i think there are so many organisations there that are organisations out there that are blatantly profiteering. don't even right about even get me started right about the hash that the price of the hash brown that i a sunday morning. and i get on a sunday morning. and what happened to that? what has happened to that? because i look at it and i just think you doing? it is think what are you doing? it is not possible that your supply chain has increased much. chain has increased that much. so to just boycott my so i'm going to just boycott my hash and also, hash browns, i think. and also, when comes to the financial

when it comes to the financial institutions the banks, institutions like the banks, very, quick indeed to very, very, very quick indeed to hike mortgage within hike your mortgage up within seconds, it feels the seconds, it feels like of the decision, the base rate up goes your mortgage. very, very slow, though, you are though, to increase if you are one of the lucky few with savings, very slow then savings, very slow to then reverse increase the reverse that and increase the interest your savings interest rate on your savings account. i found it outrageous. sorry, trying not to sorry, andy, i'm trying not to moan. the break, sorry, andy, i'm trying not to moa question the break, sorry, andy, i'm trying not to moa question that the break, sorry, andy, i'm trying not to moa question that i'vete break, sorry, andy, i'm trying not to moa question that i've beenak, that question that i've been asking if assault asking you. if you assault somebody, an nhs worker, for example, be banned somebody, an nhs worker, for examreceiving be banned somebody, an nhs worker, for exam receiving treatmentbanned somebody, an nhs worker, for exam receiving treatment from ed from receiving treatment from the nhs? you tell me. see you

on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . hello britain is watching. hello there. i'm michelle dewberry tall seven martin daubney alongside with the journalist and former brexit party mep, as is laurie laban, the policy researcher. what were you just tetttmq— researcher. what were you just tetttmq me— researcher. what were you just tetttmq me m— researcher. what were you just telling me in the— ”c. what were you just telling me in the break, by ”rt. what were you just telling me in the break, by the way,— telling me in the break, by the may seem— telling me in the break, by the way, about research which the tent— way, about research which the tent et— way, about research which the bank of england— way, about research which the bank of england has not been commissioning— bank of england has not been commissioning enough research tute— commissioning enough research tmte retry— commissioning enough research into why inflation— commissioning enough research into why inflation has happened .lumterstemt— into why inflation has happened ,.understand-it's- into why inflation has happened , understand it's food , to understand why it's food met-s— , to understand why it's food that's driving— , to understand why it's food that's driving that, i think tt-s— that's driving that, i think it's-similar— that's driving that, i think it's similar with jeremy it's the similar with jeremy rum— it's the similar with jeremy rumtluett. — it's the similar with jeremy hunt-well. so- it's the similar with jeremy hunt well. suit; hunt as well. so there's a there's a serious problem here.

it predictable. all it was predictable. all the energy higher energy prices were going filter through into going to filter through into higher prices. and then higher food prices. and then that of the major that would be one of the major causes inflation. so we've causes of inflation. so we've got a situation here where a lot of mainstream economics is not on the it's not under on the game, it's not under standing the in which standing the way in which inflation is damaging. i think so much stuff was— :g g ithink so much stuff was predictable. i yeu ste— so much stuff was predictable. i mean, you do not— so much stuff was predictable. i mean, you do not need to be an expert— mean, you do not need to be an economic expert to— mean, you do not need to be an economic expert to understand met.— economic expert to understand tttet. rt— economic expert to understand tttet. rt yeu— economic expert to understand that. if you, for— economic expert to understand that. if you, for example, close term— that. if you, for example, close term the — that. if you, for example, close down the world,— that. if you, for example, close down the world, in— that. if you, for example, close down the world, in some cases pretty— down the world, in some cases pretty must— down the world, in some cases pretty much like— down the world, in some cases pretty much like every single seumtry— pretty much like every single seumtry. pretty— pretty much like every single country, pretty much was locking term.— country, pretty much was locking term. yeu— country, pretty much was locking term. yeu stem-t— country, pretty much was locking down, you don't need to be an expert— down, you don't need to be an expert te— down, you don't need to be an expert te ttqure— down, you don't need to be an expert to figure out that's going— expert to figure out that's qetmq te— expert to figure out that's qetmq te mete— expert to figure out that's going to have some monumental consequences financially and treatm— consequences financially and teettt ruse— consequences financially and health wise everything. but health wise and everything. but to i health wise and everything. but te-r tumm— health wise and everything. but te-r mum-yeu- health wise and everything. but to i think, you can't to me, i think, well, you can't be met.— to me, i think, well, you can't be tttst. reu— to me, i think, well, you can't be thick. you must— to me, i think, well, you can't be thick. you must know that yeursett. — be thick. you must know that yourself. .what _ be thick. you must know thati yourself. .what-just yourself. so what are you just better— yourself. so what are you just tetmq—ts- yourself. so what are you just tetmq—ts tte l being woeful? what is it? tsememtss— being woeful? what is it? economics is— being woeful? what is it? economics is particularly prone to captured by certain to being captured by certain groupthink and ideology and a lot of economists train developed had ideas in a very stable period. it's no longer that stable and it's getting in the way. well, i'll tell you turret— the way. well, i'll tell you what ts— the way. well, i'll tell you

rrttut ts qetmq— the way. well, i'll tell you what is going to- well, i'll tell you what is going to get captured my ttme— what is going to get captured my ttme tt— what is going to get captured my ttme tt r— what is going to get captured my ttme tt r stem-t— what is going to get captured my time if i don't move on, i can tett— time if i don't move on, i can tett yeu— time if i don't move on, i can tett yeu tt— time if i don't move on, i can tell you it flies— time if i don't move on, i can tell you it flies when you're tevtmq— tell you it flies when you're ttqytmq tum.— tell you it flies when you're having fun. the— tell you it flies when you're having fun. the nhs is something that r— having fun. the nhs is something that r trem— having fun. the nhs is something that r tremt te— having fun. the nhs is something that i want to talk— having fun. the nhs is something that i want to talk about for a terr— that i want to talk about for a few reasons really. i came across a report— few reasons really. i came across a report from glasgow eertter— across a report from glasgow eertter em— across a report from glasgow eertter rt— across a report from glasgow earlier on. it says— across a report from glasgow earlier on. it says that every day— earlier on. it says that every day tm— earlier on. it says that every day tm me— earlier on. it says that every day tn the stty— earlier on. it says that every day in the city ten incidents of vtetemse— day in the city ten incidents of vtetemse ere— day in the city ten incidents of violence are taking place eqetmst— against nhs staff. quite mummy.— against nhs staff. quitel mummy—tr against nhs staff. quite- frankly,_it was frankly, i was surprised it was met— frankly, i was surprised it was met-try— frankly, i was surprised it was met-try um— frankly, i was surprised it was that my mum and sister, nhs that low. my mum and sister, nhs nurses, some-the— that low. my mum and sister, nhs nurses, some the times they nurses, some of the times they tett— nurses, some of the times they tett-metr— nurses, some of the times they tell-their-about- tell me their stories about utter-s— tell me their stories about turrets-te- tell me their stories about what's-to themi tell me their stories about. what's-to them and tell me their stories about- what's-to them and or what's happened to them and or met—rt— what's happened to them and or their—it sickens- their colleagues. it sickens me. it-my— their colleagues. it sickens me. rt-my stemestt— their colleagues. it sickens me. it-my stomach and- their colleagues. it sickens me. it my stomach and i think, it turns my stomach and i think, why— it turns my stomach and i think, why steutt— it turns my stomach and i think, why steutt e— it turns my stomach and i think, why should a person who is tettsettmq— why should a person who is dedicating their— why should a person who is dedicating their life to helping etters— dedicating their life to helping ettters te— dedicating their life to helping others, to getting people , well, others, to getting people, well, ttme.— others, to getting people, well, ttme. sertmq— others, to getting people, well, kind, caring, compassionate , the kind, caring, compassionate, the very— kind, caring, compassionate, the very test— kind, caring, compassionate, the very test tm— kind, caring, compassionate, the very best in society, actually, i very best in society, actually, rveutt— very best in society, actually, rveutt sty— very best in society, actually, i would say that— very best in society, actually, i would say that help people in tmt— i would say that help people in that way— i would say that help people in met my .— i would say that help people in met my . vvtty— i would say that help people in that way . why they go to that way. why should they go to vert— that way. why should they go to vert eme— that way. why should they go to vert mt te— that way. why should they go to work and be abused? and one of my vtevvers— work and be abused? and one of my viewers early— work and be abused? and one of my viewers early on, i think it tem— my viewers early on, i think it tem rte-s— my viewers early on, i think it was ken, he's saying don't tememtse— was ken, he's saying don't tememtse my— was ken, he's saying don't demonise my she's demonise my wife. she's got tememtte— demonise my wife. she's got dementia—rest. demonise my wife. she's got dementia—rest of demonise my wife. she's got. dementia—rest of it. dementia and all the rest of it. vett— dementia and all the rest of it. vettltttet— dementia and all the rest of it. well, that obviously, well, in that case, obviously, i veuttm-t— well, in that case, obviously, i veuttm-t tt— well, in that case, obviously, i wouldn't if someone's got a qemutme— wouldn't if someone's got a genuine ailment, which genuine health ailment, which means_out of- means that they're out of semtret— means that they're out of semtret et— means that they're out of control of their- means that they're out of control of their faculties, yeue— control of their faculties, yeu-t te— control of their faculties, you'd be relieved to know. okay. amt—te— you'd be relieved to know. okay. amt—re tem- you'd be relieved to know. okay. and—to ban your. and i don't want to ban your vtte—serel and i don't want to ban youri wife—care, but wife from accessing care, but way— wife from accessing care, but vey-ettem— wife from accessing care, but vey-ettem .— wife from accessing care, but way-often , when- wife from accessing care, but way often , when there are

way too often, when there are tust— way too often, when there are tust qeeqte — way too often, when there are just people - don't - way too often, when there are just people don't care or just people that don't care or trey— just people that don't care or they tttmt— just people that don't care or they think that— just people that don't care or they think that they can act, tevvever— they think that they can act, tevvever trey— they think that they can act, however they want, they don't vert— however they want, they don't want te — however they want, they don't want te vett— however they want, they don't want to wait in— however they want, they don't want to wait in a&e in a queue eme— want to wait in a&e in a queue emu-ttme— want to wait in a&e in a queue emu-ttme vty— want to wait in a&e in a queue and think, why should and they think, why should i vette— and they think, why should i vetteltttem— and they think, why should i wait? .then they- and they think, why should i wait? then they and all wait? so then they start and all the wait? so then they start and all rte-et— wait? so then they start and all rte-er tt— wait? so then they start and all rte-er tt ter— wait? so then they start and all the-of it for those - wait? so then they start and all the of it for those kind of the rest of it for those kind of qeeete— the rest of it for those kind of teeters-ere— the rest of it for those kind of peeqte-ere met- the rest of it for those kind of people-are not in- the rest of it for those kind of people are not in control of people who are not in control of metr— people who are not in control of test evvm— people who are not in control of their own actions,— people who are not in control of their own actions, if you strike out:— their own actions, if you strike eut. tt— their own actions, if you strike eut. tt yeu— their own actions, if you strike out, if you assault— their own actions, if you strike out, if you assault an nhs vverert— out, if you assault an nhs vverert r— out, if you assault an nhs worker, i-like- out, if you assault an nhs worker, i like see out, if you assault an nhs- worker, i-likelsee you worker, i would like to see you be worker, i would like to see you tee—stut— worker, i would like to see you be_can't access. worker, i would like to see youi be_can't access the be banned. you can't access the mus.— be banned. you can't access the mus-yeu— be banned. you can't access the mus-yeu sm— be banned. you can't access the mus-yeu qet- be banned. you can't access the nhs. you can get health nhs. yes, you can get health care because— nhs. yes, you can get health care because you— nhs. yes, you can get health care because you can go private. reu— care because you can go private. you-pav— care because you can go private. veu-eey ter— care because you can go private. veu-eey fer-r— care because you can go private. you-pay for-i mean,- you can pay for it. i mean, year.— you can pay for it. i mean, yeet. tts— you can pay for it. i mean, yeah, it's outrageous. despicable every nhs worker should go about their should be able to go about their job without feeling this threats. people to threats. the people closest to me work the nhs. they get me work in the nhs. they get abuse often, often. and that's immensely difficult . abuse often, often. and that's immensely difficult. but i think that the people who assault people in the nhs threaten them should prosecuted for doing should be prosecuted for doing so, as hopefully they are . i so, as hopefully they are. i think not giving them access to health care. i find difficult because you can have your access to health care, but if you can pay to health care, but if you can pay for it. but i think, okay, ttrstty— pay for it. but i think, okay, ttrstty. r— pay for it. but i think, okay, firstly, i think— . but i think, okay, firstly, i think health care is a firstly, i think health care is t tt— firstly, i think health care is e ttt et— firstly, i think health care is e ttt et e— firstly, i think health care is a bit of a right— firstly, i think health care is a bit of a right in this. . a bit of a right in this. it steutu— a bit of a right in this. it steutu te— a bit of a right in this. it should be seen-

a bit of a right in this. it should be seen as- a bit of a right in this. it should be seen as a- a bit of a right in this. it should be seen as a bit of a right. also, if you're a right to it. that's what's causing ttts— to it. that's what's causing this. actually,— to it. that's what's causing this. actually, this- . that's what's causing this. actually, this sense of entitlement— this. actually, this sense of entitlement that whatever i do to entitlement that whatever i do te ttte — entitlement that whatever i do te ttte tus— entitlement that whatever i do to the nhs will— entitlement that whatever i do to the nhs will be free at the qetm— to the nhs will be free at the eetmt et— to the nhs will be free at the qetmt et se— to the nhs will be free at the point of care because hey, met-s— point of care because hey, that's entitlement . that's an entitlement. entitlement- that's an entitlement.- entitlement-never entitlement should never prestqttute— entitlement should never precipitate towards precipitate violence towards these— precipitate violence towards these vte — precipitate violence towards those who are— precipitate violence towards those who are caring for you too.— those who are caring for you too. wry— those who are caring for you 100. why glasgow ? and look at 100. why glasgow? and look at the ttme— 100. why glasgow? and look at the ttme et— 100. why glasgow? and look at the time of day— 100. why glasgow? and look at the time of day it's always etmest— the time of day it's always almost always— the time of day it's always almost always late at night. rt-s— almost always late at night. it's weekends,— almost always late at night. it's weekends, it's booze, it's trues— it's weekends, it's booze, it's truqs .— it's weekends, it's booze, it's drugs , terrible— it's weekends, it's booze, it's drugs , terrible problem with drugs, terrible problem with trues— drugs, terrible problem with trues-teeze— drugs, terrible problem with drugs-booze in- drugs, terrible problem with drugs booze in scotland. the drugs and booze in scotland. the tus— drugs and booze in scotland. the mus-metere— drugs and booze in scotland. the nhs-scotland is— drugs and booze in scotland. the nhs-scotland is on— drugs and booze in scotland. the nhs scotland is on its knees. nhs in scotland is on its knees. it's-mismanaged- nhs in scotland is on its knees. it's mismanaged for years it's been mismanaged for years by it's been mismanaged for years ty-ttts— it's been mismanaged for years ty-ttts ts— it's been mismanaged for years ty-ttts ts me- it's been mismanaged for years by this is the payback. by the snp. this is the payback. amt— by the snp. this is the payback. amt tt— by the snp. this is the payback. amt tt r— by the snp. this is the payback. and if i walked— by the snp. this is the payback. and if i walked into a school eme— and if i walked into a school and assaulted— and if i walked into a school and assaulted a— and if i walked into a school and assaulted a teacher , i'd and assaulted a teacher, i'd evqest— and assaulted a teacher, i'd eveest te— and assaulted a teacher, i'd evqest te te— and assaulted a teacher, i'd expect to be expelled. if i vetted— expect to be expelled. if i walked into _ expect to be expelled. if i walked into a— expect to be expelled. if i walked into a pub and assaulted a walked into a pub and assaulted e temtterst— walked into a pub and assaulted a landlord, i'd— walked into a pub and assaulted a landlord, i'd expect to be turret.— a landlord, i'd expect to be turret. wry— a landlord, i'd expect to be barred. why-it- a landlord, i'd expect to be barred. why it different? barred. why is it any different? put barred. why is it any different? rut-tm— barred. why is it any different? rut-m e— barred. why is it any different? put-in a prison- barred. why is it any different? put in a prison with a with put them in a prison with a with a put them in a prison with a with e tesettet— put them in a prison with a with a hospital attached treat them there — a hospital attached treat them there .yeu-re— a hospital attached treat them there. .you're so- a hospital attached treat them there. .you're so you. - a hospital attached treat them there. ”rzi; �*" there. but you're so you. if you're banned from school, you're banned from school, you're not then expected to go and pay for private school, which probably albie you wouldn't be able to afford . you wouldn't be able to afford. you still have the right to that education. and this is not me. this is despicable. it is outrageous and should never

happen. but with that happen. but we are with that specific report as well specific glasgow report as well . the themselves were . the staff themselves were saying one of the things that has led to this is there aren't enough staff is escalating enough staff which is escalating anger with anger and frustration with the health is something we health service is something we see over place. there see all over the place. there aren't enough security resources in the hospitals themselves because massive because of massive underinvestment the critical underinvestment and the critical incident reporting system, which exists for all nhs staff , incident reporting system, which exists for all nhs staff, is lost confidence. so typical of the tus- — lost confidence. so typical of the tus- se — lost confidence. so typical of the nhs. so blame- t.r:::r“ :t so typical of the nhs. so blame blame the qevemmemt— the nhs. so blame blame the qevermmemt .— the nhs. so blame blame the government , blame the system, government, blame the system, treme— government, blame the system, tteme me— government, blame the system, blame the lack— government, blame the system, blame the lack of— government, blame the system, blame the lack of funding , blame blame the lack of funding, blame the tertes— blame the lack of funding, blame the tories, blame,— blame the lack of funding, blame the tories, blame, blame. but vest— the tories, blame, blame. but vest-me— the tories, blame, blame. but what-the person?- the tories, blame, blame. but what the person? take what about the person? take resqemsttte— what about the person? take responsible for— what about the person? take responsible for actions. responsible for your actions. dem-t— responsible for your actions. dem-t smest— responsible for your actions. don't smack a— responsible for your actions. don't smack a nurse. your” responsible for your actions. don't smack a nurse. \rr:::rrrr ”rz; don't smack a nurse. now you're talking what some would say . i talking what some would say. i mean personal responsibility . mean personal responsibility. i'm surprised that that's two words even exist now collectively in a dictionary , collectively in a dictionary, because those two words now seem to have just been long forgotten for way too many people. and i think there is this— think there is this national et— think there is this national sense of entitled that the nhs, our sense of entitled that the nhs, tus— sense of entitled that the nhs, mus ts— sense of entitled that the nhs, mus ts em— sense of entitled that the nhs, our nhs is an preordain and ttrtttrtqttt— our nhs is an preordain and birthright and— our nhs is an preordain and birthright and we can abuse it

me— birthright and we can abuse it met tute— birthright and we can abuse it met tete tree— birthright and we can abuse it and take the mickey however we like— and take the mickey however we like, including— and take the mickey however we like, including the _ and take the mickey however we like, including the staff that is like, including the staff that ts semrtetety— like, including the staff that is completely wrong. now i think these— is completely wrong. now i think these reeete— is completely wrong. now i think these people should be to be tested— these people should be to be tested tm— these people should be to be tested tr e— these people should be to be locked in a slammer, dry out mesessertty. — locked in a slammer, dry out necessarily. funny- locked in a slammer, dry out necessarily. l. : necessarily. funny you should say that, right? because i was looking into what are the sentences, the maximum sentences for assault emergency workers for assault on emergency workers . so not nhs staff, but, . so not just nhs staff, but, you you police your you know, you police your ambulance, whatever . i found ambulance, whatever. and i found this interesting . in this really interesting. in scotland, maximum . so i'm scotland, the maximum. so i'm talking like prison service. obviously prison sentence, 12 months in scotland . here in months in scotland. here in england, there was a consultation not that long ago that increased the maximum from 12 months to two years in ireland, literally, i think it was yesterday . i think this was was yesterday. i think this was agreed. they have increased their maximum sentence already . their maximum sentence already. what do you think their maximum sentence is in ireland? i hope you know. the answer is you don't know. the answer is it's going to be no. i don't know. juno. juno for assaulting a member of staff? yeah. emergency years. emergency staff. five years. right. emergency staff. five years. tttqttt. .yeu — emergency staff. five years. right-you know- gt five years. right. you know what? emergency staff. five years.- right.-you know what? i'm right. well you know what? i'm going— right. well you know what? i'm qetmq-tett— right. well you know what? i'm qetmq-tett-tte— right. well you know what? i'm going-tell-the answer- right. well you know what? i'm going-tell-the answer atl going to tell you the answer at the end of the show. going to keep you right in a bit.

googung keep you right in a bit. googling it. i will know if you've in ireland. no, you've googled in ireland. no, my googling it. my viewers don't be googling it. and in the break and don't you in the break ehhen and don't you in the break either. in ireland, if you assault an emergency worker, what think is the maximum what do you think is the maximum prison sentence? i've just prison sentence? so i've just told england, 12 told you two years. england, 12 months so want months scotland. so i want to compare and pick ireland compare it and i'll pick ireland . so you give me your thoughts, email in. after the break, though, i want to ask you a very simple question. in they simple question. in france, they are domestic are now banning domestic flights. if you can basically take train, there should take a short train, there should we in england follow suit ? you we in england follow suit? you tell me .

hello there. lots of you getting in touch with me. michelle dewberry.— in touch with me. michelle eevterry. em— in touch with me. michelle dewberry, on the- in touch with me. michelle dewberry, on the last- " rt. michelle dewberry, on the last topics tmt— dewberry, on the last topics that we— dewberry, on the last topics that we have— dewberry, on the last topics that we have been debating in ttettem— that we have been debating in ttettem ts— that we have been debating in ttettem ts e— that we have been debating in flation is a key— that we have been debating in flation is a key one that's got you— flation is a key one that's got yeu tetttmq— flation is a key one that's got you talking. graham says my mertqeqe— you talking. graham says my mertqeqe mes— you talking. graham says my mortgage has risen from £682 a meme. — mortgage has risen from £682 a meme. eet— mortgage has risen from £682 a month. get this—

mortgage has risen from £682 a month. get this everyone to over tzooo — month. get this everyone to over tzooo e— month. get this everyone to over £2,000 a month— month. get this everyone to over £2,000 a month .— month. get this everyone to over £2,000 a month . i— month. get this everyone to over £2,000 a month . i mean, i'm £2,000 a month. i mean, i'm reetty— £2,000 a month. i mean, i'm really interested— £2,000 a month. i mean, i'm really interested .— £2,000 a month. i mean, i'm really interested . how are you really interested. how are you assume— really interested. how are you teettmq vttt— really interested. how are you dealing with this? how do you all dealing with this? how do you at teet— dealing with this? how do you at test e— dealing with this? how do you all feel ? yes.— dealing with this? how do you all feel ? yes. if— dealing with this? how do you all feel ? yes. if you're a man all feel? yes. if you're a man or a woman with— all feel? yes. if you're a man or a woman with great wealth, mem— or a woman with great wealth, ttem rusty— or a woman with great wealth, then lucky for— or a woman with great wealth, then lucky for you _ or a woman with great wealth, then lucky for you . good for then lucky for you. good for yeu— then lucky for you. good for yeu. eut— then lucky for you. good for yeu. eut tt— then lucky for you. good for yeu. eut tt yeu— then lucky for you. good for you. but if you are locked on a tree— you. but if you are locked on a fixed income— you. but if you are locked on a fixed income and— you. but if you are locked on a fixed income and you're facing msreesee— fixed income and you're facing increased costs— fixed income and you're facing increased costs like this, how do increased costs like this, how te yeu— increased costs like this, how ee yeu teete— increased costs like this, how do you feel? and— increased costs like this, how do you feel? and heard me do you feel? and you heard me tetttmq— do you feel? and you heard me tetttmq te— do you feel? and you heard me tetttmq te tree— do you feel? and you heard me talking to the economist vicky tryse — talking to the economist vicky eryse eertter— talking to the economist vicky pryce earlier on,— talking to the economist vicky pryce earlier on, of course, i reseest— pryce earlier on, of course, i respect experts— pryce earlier on, of course, i respect experts and their tmevtetqe — respect experts and their knowledge and all the rest of it, knowledge and all the rest of rent— knowledge and all the rest of ttlr reeve— knowledge and all the rest of ttlr teve te— knowledge and all the rest of it,-i have to-it- knowledge and all the rest of it, i have to it doesn't it, but i have to say it doesn't vest— it, but i have to say it doesn't vest-me.— it, but i have to say it doesn't vest-me. r— it, but i have to say it doesn't wash-me. i think- it, but i have to say it doesn't wash me. i think that the wash with me. i think that the tent— wash with me. i think that the tent et— wash with me. i think that the bank of england— wash with me. i think that the bank of england have been quite meqtesttut— bank of england have been quite neglectful, actually their neglectful, actually in their tuttes. — neglectful, actually in their duties. .will_ neglectful, actually in their duties. will remember duties. you will remember that one _economist. one of their chief economist tett—reeve- one of their chief economisti told—havelsuck one of their chief economist- told_have.suck up told us that we have to suck up tetmq— told us that we have to suck up tetmq peerer— told us that we have to suck up being poorer.-when- told us that we have to suck up being poorer. when you being poorer. but when you memttem— being poorer. but when you mention because everyone goes on stem— mention because everyone goes on stem-ver— mention because everyone goes on eteut-ver tm— mention because everyone goes on about-war in ukraine- mention because everyone goes on about war in ukraine and i about the war in ukraine and i met— about the war in ukraine and i test s— about the war in ukraine and i test s ttttte— about the war in ukraine and i had a little look,— about the war in ukraine and i had a little look, i've just teeter— had a little look, i've just looked now— had a little look, i've just looked now 6.2. inflation was tetruery— looked now 6.2. inflation was tetruery 22.— looked now 6.2. inflation was february 22, 2022, which is the start— february 22, 2022, which is the start et— february 22, 2022, which is the start et ttte — february 22, 2022, which is the start of the ukraine war in its suremt— start of the ukraine war in its suemt qutse— start of the ukraine war in its current guise. anyway, don't terqet— current guise. anyway, don't terqet. tree— current guise. anyway, don't forget, the bank— current guise. anyway, don't forget, the bank of england's terqet— forget, the bank of england's terqet ts— forget, the bank of england's turqet ts 2- — forget, the bank of england's target is 2. the— forget, the bank of england's target is 2. the bank of england esse— target is 2. the bank of england tese rete— target is 2. the bank of england base rate vs— target is 2. the bank of england base rate was 0.5.— target is 2. the bank of england base rate was 0.5. so all of tits.— base rate was 0.5. so all of ttts. ort—

base rate was 0.5. so all of ttts. om yest— base rate was 0.5. so all of this. oh yeah ,_ base rate was 0.5. so all of this. oh yeah , we're acting in this. oh yeah, we're acting in respe te— this. oh yeah, we're acting in response to the— this. oh yeah, we're acting in response to the ukraine war. teem-t— response to the ukraine war. dem-t vest— response to the ukraine war. don't wash with— response to the ukraine war. don't wash with me. you're sttttmq— don't wash with me. you're sitting there— don't wash with me. you're sitting there printing money ttte— sitting there printing money ttte tt-s— sitting there printing money like it's gone— sitting there printing money like it's gone out of fashion at arms— like it's gone out of fashion at ettme vteer— like it's gone out of fashion at a time when you're locked down the a time when you're locked down rte-seumtry— a time when you're locked down the-country for- a time when you're locked down the country for some the whole country for some reason,_really. the whole country for some. reason,_really seem reason, they don't really seem tmt— reason, they don't really seem that teem— reason, they don't really seem that teem te— reason, they don't really seem that keen to admit that. take responsibility— that keen to admit that. take responsibility for— that keen to admit that. take responsibility for and stop responsibility for that and stop pumtstttmq— responsibility for that and stop pumtstttmq us— responsibility for that and stop punishing us for— responsibility for that and stop punishing us for their shortfalls.— punishing us for their shortfalls. keep your thoughts semtmq— shortfalls. keep your thoughts semtmq tm— shortfalls. keep your thoughts coming in. martin daubney etemqstte— coming in. martin daubney alongside me— coming in. martin daubney alongside me still, is laurie alongside me still, as is laurie rspem— alongside me still, as is laurie retem. ret-s— alongside me still, as is laurie laban. let's talk— alongside me still, as is laurie laban. let's talk the climate, strutt— laban. let's talk the climate, stett — laban. let's talk the climate, stett tm— laban. let's talk the climate, shall we, in france ? i think shall we, in france? i think trey-re— shall we, in france? i think ttey-re testmq— shall we, in france? i think they're losing their minds. i'll be temest. — they're losing their minds. i'll be honest. i'll— they're losing their minds. i'll be honest. i'll tell you why they— be honest. i'll tell you why they ere— be honest. i'll tell you why they merr— be honest. i'll tell you why they are now banning short haul tttqtts— they are now banning short haul flights basically— they are now banning short haul flights basically between cities vteers— flights basically between cities where yeu— flights basically between cities where yeu sm— flights basically between cities where you can already get a trem— where you can already get a tretm teumey— where you can already get a train journey of— where you can already get a train journey of less than 2.5 tteurs — train journey of less than 2.5 tteurs seet— train journey of less than 2.5 hours. good luck— train journey of less than 2.5 hours. good luck doing that, by the way.— hours. good luck doing that, by the very. tm— hours. good luck doing that, by the way, in this— hours. good luck doing that, by the way, in this country, if trey-re— the way, in this country, if ttey-re met— the way, in this country, if they're not striking anywhere, do they're not striking anywhere, te yeu— they're not striking anywhere, as yeu teet— they're not striking anywhere, do you feel because a lot of peepte— do you feel because a lot of peepte te— do you feel because a lot of people do feel— do you feel because a lot of people do feel that this is vemtertut— people do feel that this is wonderful climate policy and tmt— wonderful climate policy and met ve— wonderful climate policy and that we tm— wonderful climate policy and that we in the— wonderful climate policy and that we in the uk should follow sutte— that we in the uk should follow sutte are— that we in the uk should follow sutte are yeu— that we in the uk should follow suit? are you one— that we in the uk should follow suit? are you one of them? oh, yest— suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . — suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . r— suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . r us— suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . i do think— suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . i do think it's- suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . i do think it's a- suit? are you one of them? oh, yeah . d yeah. i do think it's a good idea, michelle. i'm sorry. why? if i want to get on a flight to edinburgh, what has it got to do with you or anybody else to tell

me to take a train instead ? me to take a train instead? well. well, i mean, i hope you listen to my advice, because the trains can be quite nice, but they're rubbish in this country, and that's the problems and that's one of the problems we're here. so it's got we're facing here. so it's got it's got something to do with all of because carbon all of us because the carbon pollution flights pollution coming out of flights is very high compared to other transport rail transport options like rail transport, that carbon transport, and that carbon pollution ultimately pollution an ultimately will affect us and particularly affect us all and particularly younger generations, because it will raise the global temperature, which then causes crisis. why is this climate sentiment?— crisis. why is this climate sentiment?-i-that| crisis. why is this climate. sentiment?-i-that to sentiment? and i get that to you,— sentiment? and i get that to yeults— sentiment? and i get that to yeults very— sentiment? and i get that to you, is very important. you, this is very important. i persemutty— you, this is very important. i persemutty te— you, this is very important. i personally do not live my life meestttmq— personally do not live my life mooching thinking, oh, mooching around thinking, oh, you mooching around thinking, oh, yeu mew.— mooching around thinking, oh, yeu tmev. me— mooching around thinking, oh, you know, the end is nigh . you know, the end is nigh. sttmete— you know, the end is nigh. climate change. i don't walk ereut— climate change. i don't walk around protesting about stopping oil around protesting about stopping ett tmt— around protesting about stopping ett mt ett— around protesting about stopping oil and all the— around protesting about stopping oil and all the rest. yes, i vert— oil and all the rest. yes, i want me— oil and all the rest. yes, i want the planet- oil and all the rest. yes, i want the planet to exist for my tut— want the planet to exist for my tut tt— want the planet to exist for my son, but it doesn't— want the planet to exist for my son, but it doesn't really tether— son, but it doesn't really better me— son, but it doesn't really better me .— son, but it doesn't really bother me . i— son, but it doesn't really bother me . i don't really want bother me. i don't really want my ttte— bother me. i don't really want my life hindering— bother me. i don't really want my life hindering to such a petmt— my life hindering to such a petmt uttere— my life hindering to such a point where i'm— my life hindering to such a point where i'm being told, ten-t— point where i'm being told, tem-t eet— point where i'm being told, don't eat meat,— point where i'm being told, don't eat meat, don't use oil, trtve— don't eat meat, don't use oil, trtve em— don't eat meat, don't use oil, drive an electric— don't eat meat, don't use oil, drive an electric car. and now , drive an electric car. and now, me— drive an electric car. and now, now the latest— drive an electric car. and now, now the latest one— drive an electric car. and now, now the latest one is michelle. i now the latest one is michelle. r qet— now the latest one is michelle. r qet e— now the latest one is michelle. r qet e trem— now the latest one is michelle. r qet e tretm te— now the latest one is michelle. i get a train to edinburgh, so

if i get a train to edinburgh, so tt yue— i get a train to edinburgh, so tt ye tm— i get a train to edinburgh, so if you're in london, you want to go if you're in london, you want to qe te— if you're in london, you want to qe te tttmturqtt— if you're in london, you want to go to edinburgh, which i don't, by me— go to edinburgh, which i don't, by the qty.— go to edinburgh, which i don't, by the way. r-m— go to edinburgh, which i don't, by the way, i'm using an by the way, i'm using as an exempte— by the way, i'm using as an exempts-te- by the way, i'm using as an example.-to take| by the way, i'm using as an. example.-to take me example. it's going to take me meerty— example. it's going to take me meerty ttve— example. it's going to take me nearly five hours— example. it's going to take me nearly five hours when i could get em— nearly five hours when i could get em e— nearly five hours when i could qet em e preme— nearly five hours when i could get on a plane in— nearly five hours when i could get on a plane in one. yeah, vett— get on a plane in one. yeah, vett. r— get on a plane in one. yeah, well, i think— get on a plane in one. yeah, well, i think if— get on a plane in one. yeah, well, i think if you add on all of well, i think if you add on all et me— well, i think if you add on all et ttte qetttmq— well, i think if you add on all of the getting on— well, i think if you add on all of the getting on planes moving, well, i think if you add on all of the gtoting on planes moving, well, i think if you add on all of the gto the on planes moving, well, i think if you add on all of the gto the airporties moving, well, i think if you add on all of the gto the airport and noving, getting to the airport and so tt— getting to the airport and so tt tre— getting to the airport and so on, if the overall— getting to the airport and so on, if the overall journey time tsp-t— on, if the overall journey time put estuetty— on, if the overall journey time isn't actually that— on, if the overall journey time isn't actually that much, i've trteuqttt— isn't actually that much, i've thought-through- isn't actually that much, i've thought through well. i thought that through as well. i veutt— thought that through as well. i veutt stemqe— thought that through as well. i would change check in would change the check in sttuettem— would change the check in. situation _flights. situation for domestic flights. yest _ situation for domestic flights. res—e- situation for domestic flights.| res—e tet yes, i would. i'd make it a lot sterter— yes, i would. i'd make it a lot sterter. amt— yes, i would. i'd make it a lot shorter. and yeah,— yes, i would. i'd make it a lot shorter. and yeah, i'm incentivising- shorter. and yeah, i'm incentivising flight. ' incentivising flight. absent met— incentivising flight. absent ttttstmqe— incentivising flight. absent that change, look at the end of the day, the climate thing just isn't like a nice issue that we should care about a sort soft should care about a sort of soft issue. it's do with things issue. it's to do with things like security and conflict. like food security and conflict. it's sure you've got just like food security and conflict. it's oil sure you've got just like food security and conflict. it's oil talkingiu've got just like food security and conflict. it's oil talking aboutiot just like food security and conflict. it's oil talking about the jst the oil talking about the climate issue. you've also got the ministry of defence and militaries world militaries around the world because is a more because a hotter world is a more chaotic and dangerous world. so ultimately to make these ultimately we need to make these changes. we're that changes. so we're stopping that temperature changes. so we're stopping that tem butrture changes. so we're stopping that tem but reduce seeing the use of but but reduce seeing the use of flights. and i would actually put banning private jets above this. would do that first this. i would do that first before we actually got to short haul flights is something that might but it might need to be done, but it

should only be done. do you fly it ? should i get the train? but it? should i get the train? but it's to do you fly? generally vtem— it's to do you fly? generally vtem yeu — it's to do you fly? generally vtem yeu qe — it's to do you fly? generally vtem yeu qe em— e r:r:::r 7 generally when you go on holiday, do e r:r:::r lg7 generally when you go on holiday, do you frye— when you go on holiday, do you ttye pe— when you go on holiday, do you ttye tee-r— when you go on holiday, do you fly? do-i flown— when you go on holiday, do you fly? do-i flown in- when you go on holiday, do you fly? do i flown in the past fly? do you? i flown in the past to fly? do you? i flown in the past te msese.— fly? do you? i flown in the past to greece, where— fly? do you? i flown in the past to greece, where my wife's temtty— to greece, where my wife's tumttyltty— to greece, where my wife's family-fly,-am- to greece, where my wife's family fly, am not to greece, where my wife's- family.fly,-am not going family do fly, so i am not going to family do fly, so i am not going te te— family do fly, so i am not going te te tett— family do fly, so i am not going to be told not— family do fly, so i am not going to be told not to— family do fly, so i am not going to be told not to fly by people. reme— to be told not to fly by people. remq em— to be told not to fly by people. mmq try. — to be told not to fly by people. hang on, fly. but— to be told not to fly by people. hang on, fly. t hang on, fly. but once. let me let me have a go. please look, the fact of the matter is the eco zealots, the net zero the merchants, macron's and the merchants, the macron's and the schwabs, they won't be happy until we're poor and we're happy. this isn't about the climate. this is about controlling the population. it's about taxing us to death. we're in a cost of living crisis and the poorest people will be forced onto rattly trains that are packed and full of people. the service will go up in price because supply and demand guess what happens? same people what happens? the same people who the inflation who can't work out the inflation will work out. will go up, can't work out. train fares will go through the roof. and guess what? macron will his private will still take his private jets. sure michel. he spent half £1 million on a private jet to china . the european commission china. the european commission chief, he'll stages private jets

. ursula von der leyen, who flies 50km in a private jet. they will carry on with their privileged lives and the poor will get poorer and be forced onto worse and worse transport and will be taxed on the roads, will be taxed . we'll go back to will be taxed. we'll go back to the 1970s where where international airlines becomes the sole preserve of the wealthiest and the rest of us can rot and stay in britain and be happy being crammed onto caravan sites. we're going back on time. this is the class war. it's a taxation vehicle dressed as i do need to come in here in defence of the caravan. everybody as you all know, i defence of the caravan. - everybody as you all know, i had a everybody as you all know, i had evemtertut— everybody as you all know, i had a wonderful time— everybody as you all know, i had a wonderful time .— everybody as you all know, i had a wonderful time . i'm in skeggy a wonderful time. i'm in skeggy the a wonderful time. i'm in skeggy ttte emer— a wonderful time. i'm in skeggy the ether tey— a wonderful time. i'm in skeggy the other day in— a wonderful time. i'm in skeggy the other day in a— a wonderful time. i'm in skeggy the other day in a caravan. ttstem— the other day in a caravan. listen, what— the other day in a caravan. listen, what is— the other day in a caravan. listen, what is that body? is it me— listen, what is that body? is it the trest— listen, what is that body? is it the rrsse s— listen, what is that body? is it the ipcc? c is— listen, what is that body? is it the ipcc? c is that— listen, what is that body? is it the ipcc? c is that the right eme— the ipcc? c is that the right rte— the ipcc? c is that the right the try — the ipcc? c is that the right one? the un science board. so semest— one? the un science board. so serest me tt— one? the un science board. so correct me if i'm— one? the un science board. so correct me if i'm wrong, but i ttteuqttt— correct me if i'm wrong, but i trteuqtt tre— correct me if i'm wrong, but i thought the other— correct me if i'm wrong, but i thought the other day a bit of research came— thought the other day a bit of research came out that showed tmt— research came out that showed ttetlttttmt— research came out that showed ttetltttmt tt— research came out that showed thatithink it was— research came out that showed thatithink it was i— research came out that showed that think it was i don't know that i think it was i don't know why— that i think it was i don't know why tm— that i think it was i don't know why i'm-particular- that i think it was i don't know why i'm particular in my why i'm so particular in my spesttts— why i'm so particular in my specific-because. why i'm so particular in my specific because this specific number because this is off specific number because this is err—my— specific number because this is err—my meet.- specific number because this is off-my head. but. off the top of my head. but i tteuqttt— off the top of my head. but i tteuqtt urret— off the top of my head. but i thought what it— off the top of my head. but i thought what it was saying was met— thought what it was saying was met tm— thought what it was saying was met tm ere— thought what it was saying was that in 42% of— thought what it was saying was that in 42% of the— thought what it was saying was that in 42% of the scenarios

tmt— that in 42% of the scenarios met—teem- that in 42% of the scenarios- that_been modelling that the ipcc had been modelling in that the ipcc had been modelling tm terms— that the ipcc had been modelling tm terms et— that the ipcc had been modelling in terms of climate— that the ipcc had been modelling in terms of climate predictions tmt— in terms of climate predictions mt ett— in terms of climate predictions mt err-rest— in terms of climate predictions and all-rest of— in terms of climate predictions and all-rest of it- in terms of climate predictions and all rest of it by their and all the rest of it by their tmt— and all the rest of it by their ttmt et— and all the rest of it by their own kind of data,— and all the rest of it by their own kind of data, some of the prettsttems— own kind of data, some of the predictions that— own kind of data, some of the predictions that they were metetttmq— predictions that they were - modelling—likelihood. modelling were a low likelihood. so modelling were a low likelihood. se vty— modelling were a low likelihood. se vty em— modelling were a low likelihood. se vty em r— modelling were a low likelihood. so why am i being— modelling were a low likelihood. so why am i being told basically to so why am i being told basically te te— so why am i being told basically to be terrified— so why am i being told basically to be terrified to— so why am i being told basically to be terrified to alter my ttte. — to be terrified to alter my life, whether— to be terrified to alter my life, whether it's diet , whether life, whether it's diet, whether it's life, whether it's diet, whether tt-s ers— life, whether it's diet, whether tt-s ttytmq— life, whether it's diet, whether it's cars flying ,_ life, whether it's diet, whether it's cars flying , this flying it's cars flying, this flying tmt— it's cars flying, this flying that r— it's cars flying, this flying that i don't— it's cars flying, this flying that i don't feel the same sense of that i don't feel the same sense et verry— that i don't feel the same sense et verry tmt— that i don't feel the same sense of worry and stress— that i don't feel the same sense of worry and stress about sttmete— of worry and stress about climate damage as perhaps you do. climate damage as perhaps you te. se— climate damage as perhaps you te. se se— climate damage as perhaps you te. se yeu— climate damage as perhaps you do. so once you change your life tmt— do. so once you change your life mt yeu— do. so once you change your life mt yeu sm— do. so once you change your life and you can come— do. so once you change your life and you can come to me and say, i and you can come to me and say, r te— and you can come to me and say, r te etsetutety— and you can come to me and say, i do absolutely everything pessttte— i do absolutely everything pessttte. r— i do absolutely everything possible. i lobby china, for exempte— possible. i lobby china, for example, and— possible. i lobby china, for example, and tell them to sort metr— example, and tell them to sort ttetr evvm— example, and tell them to sort their own emissions out, etsetere. — their own emissions out, etcetera. once - their own emissions out, etcetera. once people do that, trem— etcetera. once people do that, then r— etcetera. once people do that, then r mtqtt— etcetera. once people do that, then i might take— etcetera. once people do that, then i might take it a little bit then i might take it a little ttt me— then i might take it a little bit more seriously. it]: bit more seriously. the ipcc is very— bit more seriously. the ipcc is very clear here that rising temperatures are leading to a more dangerous and chaotic world. the stuff you're referring to with low likelihood is just that. there are some scenarios that are low likely to those scenarios are the ones in which the is cooler which the world is cooler because it's getting hotter and hotter we're putting hotter because we're putting emissions atmosphere. emissions into the atmosphere. i agree that should be in a

agree that we should be in a situation most situation where the most privileged who also, by privileged people who also, by the way, are the ones that use the way, are the ones that use the most carbon, are the ones who have to deal with that situation it is macron. situation first. it is macron. it the private users who it is the private jet users who would the ones who buy their would be the ones who buy their way it. they'll spend way out of it. they'll spend ereumt— way out of it. they'll spend around-they'll— way out of it. they'll spend around-they'll-drivel around it. they'll still drive metr— around it. they'll still drive their mclarens,_ around it. they'll still drive their mclarens, they'll still tete — their mclarens, they'll still tete metr— their mclarens, they'll still take their-jet. - their mclarens, they'll still take their jet. and take their private jet. and we meet — take their private jet. and we meet -tte - take their private jet. and we need the taxation. need to do all the taxation. trem— need to do all the taxation. them-meet— need to do all the taxation. then . need to _ need to do all the taxation. then . need to do - need to do all the taxation. then-need to do more. need to do all the taxation. then need to do more about then we need to do more about that. some of that taxation that. and some of that taxation getting higher and higher needs to into making to be put back into making sure that do have good public that we do have good public transport options, like a good railway when is that railway system. when is that going— railway system. when is that qetmq te— railway system. when is that going to happen?— railway system. when is that going to happen?-it- going to happen? well, it steutt. — going to happen? well, it should. trains— going to happen? well, it should. trains barely should. trains are barely functioning.— should. trains are barely functioning. they've been nationalised.— functioning. they've been natioit's sed._ functioning. they've been natioit's sed about way. it's all about nationalising network. nationalising the whole network. vrttere-s— nationalising the whole network.| vrtere-s—rt where's all this money going? it steutt— where's all this money going? it should-politicians- should go into politicians pestets— should go into politicians pockets and _ should go into politicians pockets and to- should go into politicians pockets and to the private smptes— pockets and to the private companies -thei pockets and to the private- companies -the railways companies who own the railways in companies who own the railways tm—et— companies who own the railways tm—et mess- companies who own the railways. in _of those private in the uk. some of those private companies owned by the companies are then owned by the pubuc companies are then owned by the public networks in public railway networks in europe. ridiculous we europe. it's ridiculous that we have ownership have private ownership of private of the trains in private running of the trains in the that should change. how the uk. that should change. how does narrowing the window- g how does narrowing the window of the temper— does narrowing the window of the tremspert-te— does narrowing the window of the transport -to people - transport options to people tetpe — transport options to people help? -these- transport options to people. help? -these domestic help? well, these domestic flights, tell how flights, i'll tell you how it helps people helps because it makes people all . it makes all feel powerful. it makes people all feel powerful. it makes peepte se— all feel powerful. it makes peepte se yeu— all feel powerful. it makes

people so you see- all feel powerful. it makes people so you see all- ”in; it makes people so you see all these international— people so you see all these international summits, you see all international summits, you see err-tets— international summits, you see err-tets ttmet- international summits, you see all-jets lined up- international summits, you see all jets lined up on all of these jets lined up on me— all of these jets lined up on the rumvey— all of these jets lined up on the runway where all these guys steutt— the runway where all these guys steutt-ttere— the runway where all these guys should .there they- the runway where all these guys should there they there should be. there they sit there pemttttsete. — should be. there they sit there pontificate. _tell i pontificate. what can we tell me— pontificate. what can we tell the preps— pontificate. what can we tell the plebs-what- pontificate. what can we tell the plebs what can we the plebs today? what can we tett— the plebs today? what can we tett-preps— the plebs today? what can we tell-plebs today?- the plebs today? what can we tell plebs today? they all tell the plebs today? they all got tell the plebs today? they all qet serrtet— tell the plebs today? they all got carried away— tell the plebs today? they all got carried away with the power trip got carried away with the power trtp .ttey— got carried away with the power trtp-trey reumt— got carried away with the power trip they found themselves trip that they found themselves resetvtmq — trip that they found themselves receiving-covid. - receiving during covid. they must—met- receiving during covid. they must—not even| must sit there and not even tetteve— must sit there and not even believe-their— must sit there and not even believe their own look believe in their own eyes. look at vteer— believe in their own eyes. look at what-managed- believe in their own eyes. look at what managed to control at what we managed to control peepte— at what we managed to control peepte-tttem— at what we managed to controli people _them _things people to get them to do things tmt— people to get them to do things that trey— people to get them to do things that they probably never would trtve— that they probably never would have imagined— that they probably never would have imagined would have imagined that we would have teme. —estuetty. - have imagined that we would have done. _actually, for- done. they did so actually, for me-et— done. they did so actually, for me-et ttts— done. they did so actually, for me,-of this is— done. they did so actually, for me, of this is about me, a lot of this is about semtret. — me, a lot of this is about semtret. rt— me, a lot of this is about control. it doesn't wash with me set— control. it doesn't wash with me sert-evm— control. it doesn't wash with me sort-own houses- control. it doesn't wash with me sort own houses out, get sort your own houses out, get yeursetves— sort your own houses out, get yeursetves tm— sort your own houses out, get yourselves in order. and i'll never-tree- yourselves in order. and i'll never-the way,- never forget, by the way, when tetr— never forget, by the way, when tetr stermer— keir starmer was asked a qutstttre— keir starmer was asked a quickfire question, davos or westminster,— quickfire question, davos or westminster, davos. westminster, he chose davos. tmt— westminster, he chose davos. that_volumes.| westminster, he chose davos.l that—volumes. by westminster, he chose davos.l thaway,-volumes. by westminster, he chose davos. thaway, did volumes. by westminster, he chose davos. thaway, did you volumes. by westminster, he chose davos. thaway, did you get)lumes. by westminster, he chose davos. thaway, did you get my1es. by westminster, he chose davos. thaway, did you get my question the way, did you get my question rtqtt— the way, did you get my question rtqttlrretemt— the way, did you get my question rtqttlrretemt .— the way, did you get my question right ireland , maximum right in ireland, maximum sentence for assaulting an emerqemsy— sentence for assaulting an. emergency—seven emergency worker was seven yes— emergency worker was seven years-qet— emergency worker was seven years-eet vteer- emergency worker was seven years. get what they've done years. get get what they've done msreeset— years. get get what they've done mseeset tt— years. get get what they've done increased it to _ years. get get what they've done increased it to 12— years. get get what they've done increased it to 12 years. well tene— increased it to 12 years. well teme .— increased it to 12 years. well done , ireland.— increased it to 12 years. well done , ireland. that is something done, ireland. that is something i done, ireland. that is something r sm— done, ireland. that is something r qet— done, ireland. that is something r get em— done, ireland. that is something i can get on board— done, ireland. that is something i can get on board with for now, qemts — i can get on board with for now, qemts tmt— i can get on board with for now, qemts met ts— i can get on board with for now, gents, that is all— i can get on board with for now, gents, that is all i've got time ter— gents, that is all i've got time fee ttmt— gents, that is all i've got time fee ttmt yeu— gents, that is all i've got time for. thank you very much for yeur— for. thank you very much for yeur sempemy— for. thank you very much for your company, for the debate. ttmt— your company, for the debate. ttmt yeu— your company, for the debate. ttmt yeu es— your company, for the debate. thank you as well to you guys at meme.— thank you as well to you guys at meme. reve— thank you as well to you guys at meme. reve e— thank you as well to you guys at home. have a fantastic evening. do home. have a fantastic evening. tee-muttere—

home. have a fantastic evening. do-anywhere. if- home. have a fantastic evening. do anywhere. if you're do not go anywhere. if you're going— do not go anywhere. if you're qetmq-us— do not go anywhere. if you're qetmq-usltte- do not go anywhere. if you'rei going-us.the radio do not go anywhere. if you're. going-us.the radio . going out, put us on the radio. ttqet— going out, put us on the radio. utqet reruqe— going out, put us on the radio. utqet reruqelup— going out, put us on the radio. nigel farage up next and i nigel farage is up next and i vttt— nigel farage is up next and i vttt see— nigel farage is up next and i vttt yeu— nigel farage is up next and i will see you tomorrow. t: will see you tomorrow. good evemtmq. — will see you tomorrow. good evemtmq. tm— will see you tomorrow. good evening. i'm alex deakin. this is latest weather is your latest weather update from office for gb news. from the met office for gb news. the outlook next several the outlook for the next several days, next week, is days, even into next week, is for the dry and fine weather to continue. chilly nights continue. some chilly nights ahead. thanks high pressure ahead. thanks to high pressure which gradually which has been gradually building in from the west and will our weather for the will control our weather for the next days . the isobars next several days. the isobars pretty well spaced, which means the winds are light, which will allow turn a little allow things to turn a little chilly we've chilly overnight. where we've got skies, the skies got clear skies, the skies clearing from northern clearing now from northern ireland. it has been quite a cloudy here and the cloud cloudy day here and the cloud increasing the eastern side increasing down the eastern side of england through night, of england through the night, perhaps turning misty, perhaps turning a little misty, especially coasts especially around some coasts where cloudy. where it stays cloudy. temperatures maybe temperatures will hold up maybe in but clearer temperatures will hold up maybe in will but clearer temperatures will hold up maybe in will see but clearer temperatures will hold up maybe in will see temperatureszr temperatures will hold up maybe in will see temperatures down skies will see temperatures down to single figures sheltered scottish glens, maybe down to 2 or 3. so a bit of a chilly start here, but a sunny day generally in a brighter day for northern ireland southwest scotland. ireland and southwest scotland. central of central and eastern parts of england, starting england, probably starting pretty grey well. a lot of pretty grey as well. a lot of cloud cloud and mist

cloud here, but cloud and mist tending to disappear. some cloud will bubble up through the day for wales, southwest england, there chance of a there is a small chance of a shower or two over southern scotland, northern england. but the majority staying the vast majority just staying dry, breezy across the dry, a bit breezy across the northern temperatures northern isles. temperatures here or 12, but here only 11 or 12, but elsewhere, high teens, low 20s, maybe just a degree or so down. so a little cooler than today . so a little cooler than today. another fine night to come on thursday night and another fine day, by and large, on friday. the main exception on friday, we will see thickening cloud, bringing some patchy rain to initially the western isles on friday morning, then perhaps some drizzle over the some spots of drizzle over the highlands and the northern isles later on. but most places, later on. but for most places, again , it's a fine, bright day. again, it's a fine, bright day. yes some areas staying predominantly cloudy, but mostly bright with much of the country seeing sunny spells and temperatures back up more widely into teens low 20s into the high teens or low 20s 22, cardiff , perhaps 23 22, again in cardiff, perhaps 23 across parts of the south—west. and the fine weather does continue through the next bank houday continue through the next bank holiday weekend . most of us holiday weekend. most of us staying dry and bright with

sunny a signs of things sunny spells, a signs of things getting little cooler by getting a little cooler by monday .

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