next. i hello, next- i hello, i'm next— . hello, i'm rory next hello, i'm rory smith in the gb - hello, i'm rory smith in the gb . hello, i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. philip— hello, i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. philip schofield has resigned— newsroom. philip schofield has resigned from — newsroom. philip schofield has resigned from itv_ newsroom. philip schofield has resigned from itv with immediate effect— resigned from itv with immediate effect after— resigned from itv with immediate effect after admitting to having an affair— effect after admitting to having an affair with— effect after admitting to having an affair with what he called a younger— an affair with what he called a younger mete— an affair with what he called a younger male colleague at this mom...— younger male colleague at this morning, he— younger male colleague at this morning, he told— younger male colleague at this morning, he told the daily meal he nee— morning, he told the daily meal he lied about— morning, he told the daily meal he lied about the— morning, he told the daily meal he lied about the relationship to he lied about the relationship te me— he lied about the relationship to his wife— he lied about the relationship to his wife and— he lied about the relationship to his wife and two others. scheflem— to his wife and two others. schofield admitted helping the gee— schofield admitted helping the get into— schofield admitted helping the man get into television when he a teenager. — man get into television when he was a teenager. before developing— was a teenager. before developing a- was a teenager. before developing a relationship with him— developing a relationship with him .— developing a relationship with him . philip— developing a relationship with him . philip will— developing a relationship with him . philip will not present any him. philip will not present any future— him. philip will not present any fufure efferve— him. philip will not present any future shows for— him. philip will not present any future shows for itv with a spokesperson— future shows for itv with a spokesperson from the channel saying— spokesperson from the channel saving ff— spokesperson from the channel saving ff wee— spokesperson from the channel saying it was deeply disappointed by the admissions of deer— disappointed by the admissions of deceit made— disappointed by the admissions of deceit made by philip. he has referred— of deceit made by philip. he has apologised sized,— of deceit made by philip. he has apologised sized, saying the relationship— apologised sized, saying the relationship which has now ended was unwise but— relationship which has now ended was unwise but not— relationship which has now ended

was unwise but not illegal. a free— was unwise but not illegal. a man has been— was unwise but not illegal. a man has been jailed for life ruff— man has been jailed for life wife a— man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for free— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15— with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15 month old year— for the murder of 15 month old year off— for the murder of 15 month old year off freeb— for the murder of 15 month old year old jacob lennon. jake drummeuu— year old jacob lennon. jake drummond, the— year old jacob lennon. jake drummond, the partner of the feuufer-e— drummond, the partner of the toddler's mother,— drummond, the partner of the toddler's mother, was jailed feffewfrre— toddler's mother, was jailed feffeufrre e— toddler's mother, was jailed following a campaign of cruel erre— following a campaign of cruel and sadistic— following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse. the boy suffered— and sadistic abuse. the boy suffered multiple injuries over a suffered multiple injuries over effree— suffered multiple injuries over effree week— suffered multiple injuries over a three week period in 2019. the rfeffru-e— a three week period in 2019. the victim's mother,— a three week period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise lennon, jailed— victim's mother, louise lennon, ruffed fer— victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten— victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for effeufug— was jailed for ten years for allowing jacob's death . well in allowing jacob's death. well in offer— allowing jacob's death. well in offer newe— allowing jacob's death. well in other news, the— allowing jacob's death. well in other news, the parents of a ten merrff — other news, the parents of a ten merrff eff — other news, the parents of a ten merrff eff few— other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who— other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who murdered him in cfrfefmee— month old boy who murdered him in christmas day— month old boy who murdered him in christmas day in— month old boy who murdered him in christmas day in 2020 have been— in christmas day in 2020 have been ruffed— in christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for— in christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for life. finley fewer-e— been jailed for life. finley boden's mother, shannon marsden , guerr— boden's mother, shannon marsden , given a— boden's mother, shannon marsden , was given a minimum term of 27 weare— , was given a minimum term of 27 years wrffef— , was given a minimum term of 27 years whilst his— , was given a minimum term of 27 years whilst his father , stephen years whilst his father, stephen bod...— years whilst his father, stephen bod... wee— years whilst his father, stephen boden, was given— years whilst his father, stephen boden, was given a minimum of 29 weere— boden, was given a minimum of 29 weer free— boden, was given a minimum of 29 wee free fefw— boden, was given a minimum of 29 years. the baby was— boden, was given a minimum of 29 years. the baby was taken into iuef— years. the baby was taken into care just shortly— years. the baby was taken into care just shortly after birth, fue— care just shortly after birth, eue fe— care just shortly after birth, due to child— care just shortly after birth, due to child protection concerns . fur— due to child protection concerns . fuf fre— due to child protection concerns . fuf fre wee— due to child protection concerns . fuf fre puf— due to child protection concerns , but he was put back into his pererrfe— , but he was put back into his pererrfe ere.— , but he was put back into his parents care. just— , but he was put back into his parents care. just 39 days before— parents care. just 39 days before we— parents care. just 39 days before he died— parents care. just 39 days before he died . police say the

before he died. police say the per— before he died. police say the pefr wee— before he died. police say the pair were jailed— before he died. police say the pair were jailed for what they eeeerffee— pair were jailed for what they described as— pair were jailed for what they described as an— pair were jailed for what they described as an incomprehensible crime— described as an incomprehensible . feder— described as an incomprehensible crime . boden and— described as an incomprehensible crime . " mr?" described as an incomprehensible crime. : e�*i: : crime. boden and marsden, from the moment finley returned to their care throughout the trial after conviction and even at sentence, have never taken responsibility for their actions as they lied and obstructive professionals who were attempting to save finley to establish that he was being cared for in the correct manner for a. a man who shoved just swe— for a. a man who shoved just sfep ou— for a. a man who shoved just stop oil protesters— a man who shoved just stop oil protesters off the road eerffer— stop oil protesters off the road eerffer frie— stop oil protesters off the road earlier this week— stop oil protesters off the road earlier this week has told gb wewe— earlier this week has told gb wewe fre— earlier this week has told gb news he felt— earlier this week has told gb news he felt he— earlier this week has told gb news he felt he had to take meffere— news he felt he had to take matters into _ news he felt he had to take matters into his— news he felt he had to take matters into his own hands. seeffefeer— matters into his own hands. scaffolder louis— matters into his own hands. scaffolder louis greaves pushed two scaffolder louis greaves pushed fwe people— scaffolder louis greaves pushed fwe peepfe from — scaffolder louis greaves pushed two people from the group who freueff— two people from the group who brought traffic— two people from the group who brought traffic to— two people from the group who brought traffic to a standstill in brought traffic to a standstill frr fender— brought traffic to a standstill in london on— brought traffic to a standstill in london on tuesday. he was frfeffw— in london on tuesday. he was briefly detained— in london on tuesday. he was briefly detained by police on euepfefeu— briefly detained by police on euepfefew ef— briefly detained by police on suspicion of common assault wfie— suspicion of common assault wfffe fre— suspicion of common assault while he told— suspicion of common assault while he told us— suspicion of common assault while he told us he was doing the while he told us he was doing ffe work.— while he told us he was doing ffe work. fre— while he told us he was doing the work, he says— while he told us he was doing the work, he says the police efreufe— the work, he says the police should have— the work, he says the police should have been doing . should have been doing. so of f— should have been doing. so of course i was already- should have been doing. so of course i was already troubles on

the railways anyway and i've had to got off the train station. i was in the car and all that trying to get over the bridge and then of course, just standing there making me even more late for work. and the plea, there's two police officers standing there looking at them like they're not doing their jobs. at them like they're not doing theirjobs. so if they can't at them like they're not doing their jobs. so if they can't do it, then the members of the pubuc it, then the members of the public can start doing it for them. tv tv, online dab+ radio, and on tunein. this is gb news wro— and on tunein. this is gb news new free— and on tunein. this is gb news were free for— e�*i: mi; " this is gb news nato time for headliners 3“r: cs“: “ this is gb news nato time for headliners . nato time for headliners. hello everyone. welcome— nato time for headliners. hello everyone. welcome to headliners. i'm josh everyone. welcome to headliners. fru weere wewfe— everyone. welcome to headliners. i'm josh howie and— everyone. welcome to headliners. i'm josh howie and i'm— everyone. i'm josh howie and i'm lucky freer— i'm josh howie and i'm lucky freer joining— i'm josh howie and i'm lucky that joining me— i'm josh howie and i'm lucky that joining me to rummage wrough— that joining me to rummage through saturday's newspapers is the through saturday's newspapers is ffe oe— through saturday's newspapers is the 0g headliner— through saturday's newspapers is the 0g headliner posse , leo the og headliner posse, leo feeree— the 0g headliner posse, leo feeree erre— the 0g headliner posse, leo kearse and nick— the 0g headliner posse, leo kearse and nick dixon. .3”r:i; kearse and nick dixon. how are you kearse and nick dixon. how are weu feff— kearse and nick dixon. how are you both doing? yeah yeah. brap. yeah. look at us. the three of

us here. you've been in north fender— us here. you've been in north fender fee— us here. you've been in north london too long— c»; “iii; you've been in north london too long with c»; ”r“33; you've been in north london too long with that. weeping— london too long with that. weeping ff— london too long with that. keeping it real. i- london too long with that. “g c ”33 i keep it real keeping it real. i keep it real in werew— keeping it real. i keep it real in north london.— keeping it real. i keep it real in north london. he's- “g c ”33 i keep it real in north london. he's the new wfzzw— in north london. he's the new mizzv fu— in north london. he's the new mizzy in free— in north london. he's the new mizzy in that toast and avocado. josh— mizzy in that toast and avocado. josh fe— mizzy in that toast and avocado. josh fe feemfue— mizzy in that toast and avocado. josh is teaming up— mizzy in that toast and avocado. josh is teaming up with mizzy for e— josh is teaming up with mizzy for a crossover.— josh is teaming up with mizzy for a crossover. you know, we five.— for a crossover. you know, we ffwe. wick— for a crossover. you know, we ffwe. wfew erre— for a crossover. you know, we live. nick and i— for a crossover. you know, we live. nick and i live close to eeef— live. nick and i live close to eeef-we— live. nick and i live close to each-we live- live. nick and i live close to. each-we live-hood. each other. we live in a hood. gef— each other. we live in a hood. got sainsbury's_ each other. we live in a hood. got sainsbury's supermarket next to got sainsbury's supermarket next feiff-e— got sainsbury's supermarket next feiff-e rough.— to us. it's rough. it's hard ffruee— to us. it's rough. it's hard times-both- to us. it's rough. it's hard times. both looking times. are you both looking geode— times. are you both looking eeeff ,_ times. are you both looking good? f wre— times. are you both looking good? i like your haircut. you-we— good? i like your haircut. feu-we eef— good? i like your haircut. you've got shirt. thanks. you've got new shirt. thanks. i ure— you've got new shirt. thanks. i ffwe frie— you've got new shirt. thanks. i free we eere— you've got new shirt. thanks. i like this sort miami vibe. it like this sort of miami vibe. it euffe— like this sort of miami vibe. it euffe-f— like this sort of miami vibe. it euffe-f ure— like this sort of miami vibe. it suits-i like the- like this sort of miami vibe. it suits i like the black suits you. i like the black t effrf— suits you. i like the black t effrf wire.— suits you. i like the black t shirt thing. thanks, g. and i'm wefffrre— shirt thing. thanks, g. and i'm waiting compliment. anyway waiting for a compliment. anyway referr— waiting for a compliment. anyway weff .— waiting for a compliment. anyway weff . ref-e— waiting for a compliment. anyway right . let's have— waiting for a compliment. anyway right . let's have a— waiting for a compliment. anyway right . let's have a look at right. let's have a look at free.— right. let's have a look at those. saturday- right. let's have a look at those. saturday front pages. we fewe— those. saturday front pages. we free free— those. saturday front pages. we have the mirror— those. saturday front pages. we have the mirror fill affair eferw— have the mirror fill affair eferw ferru. — have the mirror fill affair story form. so- have the mirror fill affair story form. so star sorry for free— story form. so star sorry for fee or— story form. so star sorry for lies on relationship agent acts as lies on relationship agent acts ee ffrrf — lies on relationship agent acts ee ffrrf erre— lies on relationship agent acts as him and he— lies on relationship agent acts as him and he quits awards. were— as him and he quits awards. were going— as him and he quits awards. were going fe— as him and he quits awards. we're going to be getting to free— we're going to be getting to we erre— we're going to be getting to that one because we want the refuge. — that one because we want the refuge. ueffw— that one because we want the ratings. daily mail equality cffef— ratings. daily mail equality chief witch— ratings. daily mail equality chief witch hunt probe put on fee.— chief witch hunt probe put on fee. free— chief witch hunt probe put on ice. the times— chief witch hunt probe put on ice. the times extra £10,000 to woo more teachers— ice. the times extra £10,000 to woo more teachers from abroad . woo more teachers from abroad. fue— woo more teachers from abroad. ffre f— woo more teachers from abroad. ffre f aueferffw— woo more teachers from abroad. the i austerity on— woo more teachers from abroad. the i austerity on trial , the i austerity on trial, oeferwe— the i austerity on trial, osborne summoned to covid fueufrw— osborne summoned to covid fueufrw ever— osborne summoned to covid inquiry over nhs_ osborne summoned to covid inquiry over nhs costs. the fefeerepf— inquiry over nhs costs. the telegraph defeated russia still

a telegraph defeated russia still effreef— telegraph defeated russia still e ffreef fe— telegraph defeated russia still a threat to britain. and finally the a threat to britain. and finally ffe ueffw— a threat to britain. and finally the daily star.— a threat to britain. and finally the daily star. schofield i lied efeuf— the daily star. schofield i lied about affair— the daily star. schofield i lied about affair with— the daily star. schofield i lied about affair with young man and free— about affair with young man and free were— about affair with young man and those were your— about affair with young man and those were your front pages . now those were your front pages. now . ref-e— those were your front pages. now . fef-e eferf— those were your front pages. now . let's start with— those were your front pages. now . let's start with the— those were your front pages. now . let's start with the mirror. weere— . let's start with the mirror. weere — . let's start with the mirror. weere se— . let's start with the mirror. leon so the— . let's start with the mirror. leon so the has- . let's start with the mirror. leon 9.er . let's start with the mirror. leon 93c leon so the has got, i think most front pages have got this schofield bombshell. phil, a fair storm. i've got to be very careful about what i say about philip's schofield, though, in case he sues a man. get away with that. he's a man. he's only ever had sex with wife. and ever had sex with his wife. and allegedly putting that on allegedly i'm putting that on record he's admitted having record now. he's admitted having an affair with a much younger man worked at least man who worked at itv, at least he longer, younger. he say much longer, younger. well, that's what they're saying he say much longer, younger. well, that's what they're saying he say much longer, younger. well, that's nott they're saying he say much longer, younger. well, that's not my ey're saying he say much longer, younger. well, that's not my words. iying he say much longer, younger. well, that's not my words. i'm] here. that's not my words. i'm just reading it off this. i'm completely nobody sue completely nobody can sue me. yeah, the man was yeah, but yeah, so the man was at 30 years younger, just at least 30 years younger, just like the rumours. it's funny how these rumours that were circulating , they seem to be circulating, they seem to be rumours coming true . yeah. no, rumours coming true. yeah. no, there were real, real, real rumours , but yeah. so he's 61,

rumours, but yeah. so he's 61, the man was 30 years younger. he met him. let's. let's not discuss. let's not discuss that. but yeah, apparently it came to it became an issue because obviously everybody in television does it. i mean i've been pressuring for nick sex for some months now . i'm hoping he's some months now. i'm hoping he's going. would you pressure an going. why would you pressure an offer— going. why would you pressure an offer merr— going. why would you pressure an older man-when— going. why would you pressure an older man-when he's- older man for sex when he's eefueffw— older man for sex when he's eefueffw e—e— older man for sex when he's actually 3—3 and— older man for sex when he's actually 3—3 and a half weeks weuueer— actually 3—3 and a half weeks younger freew— actually 3—3 and a half weeks younger than me?— actually 3—3 and a half weeks younger than me? 93 “9 younger than me? so i am doing a schofield. but the telegraph understands that schofield had previously asked about the previously been asked about the relationship agent and he relationship by his agent and he denied so so what you did denied it. so so what you did this information, this information was then passed to schofield's bosses at itv and that's that's the issue. that's why he got dropped. so nick, what's here? he what's the problem here? he had consensual-another- consensual sex with another humer— consensual sex with another fumeu being-— consensual sex with another human being. what the issue human being. what is the issue ffef— human being. what is the issue ffeflffee— human being. what is the issue ffeflffee f— human being. what is the issue that-lied 7 is— human being. what is the issue that-lied ? is-what- human being. what is the issue that lied ? is what we're that he lied? is that what we're all that he lied? is that what we're eff-fre— that he lied? is that what we're all-big wre— that he lied? is that what we're all-big who are— that he lied? is that what we're all big who are about it? all in a big who are about it? wen.— all in a big who are about it? weff.-f— all in a big who are about it? weu.-f knew— all in a big who are about it? well,-i knew he- all in a big who are about it? well,-i knew he was- well, josh, i knew he was a wrong'un when he put his hand up. that goes wrong. all i'm eewfue— up. that goes wrong. all i'm eewfreg fe— up. that goes wrong. all i'm saying is gordon's— c. that goes wrong. all i'm saying is gordon's silence epeewe— saying is gordon's silence epeewe-au- saying is gordon's silence speaks all right? speaks volumes. all right? ffef-e— speaks volumes. all right? ffref-e eff— speaks volumes. all right? that's all i'm— speaks volumes. all right? that's all i'm saying. but on on a that's all i'm saying. but on on e—fe— that's all i'm saying. but on on e—fe ffref- a serious note, is that not eerfeue— a serious note, is that not serious?-can't- a serious note, is that not serious? can't know. that was serious? we can't know. that was a serious? we can't know. that was e joke-— serious? we can't know. that was eiewe. we— serious? we can't know. that was aioke- we eere-f— serious? we can't know. that was a joke. we can't we— serious? we can't know. that was a joke. we can't we can't really say— a joke. we can't we can't really eew-feeeffw. -

a joke. we can't we can't really say-legallv- i'll- a joke. we can't we can't really say-legally. i'll justl say anything legally. i'll just say anything legally. i'll just eewlmeu— say anything legally. i'll just eewlwer wre— say anything legally. i'll just say man who works show say a man who works in show business has lost his agent. that's all prepared say . that's all i'm prepared to say. drew-f— that's all i'm prepared to say. muff-wow- that's all i'm prepared to say. drew-f-weur vou- that's all i'm prepared to say. didn't your you lost didn't you use your you lost weur— didn't you use your you lost weur-efeu-f- didn't you use your you lost your-didn't-butl didn't you use your you lost. your-didn't-but for your agent, didn't you? but for werw— your agent, didn't you? but for very-reasons . oh,- very different reasons. oh, reeffwf— very different reasons. oh, really? rumoured very different reasons. oh,- really?-rumoured reasons really? alleged rumoured reasons to really? alleged rumoured reasons fe eeree— really? alleged rumoured reasons fe eeree-orew— really? alleged rumoured reasons to dance.-okay. but- really? alleged rumoured reasons to dance. okay. but yeah, to dance. true. okay. but yeah, you— to dance. true. okay. but yeah, weu knew.— to dance. true. okay. but yeah, weu knew. reek.— to dance. true. okay. but yeah, you know, look, he's obviously errrrewee— you know, look, he's obviously ewwewee e— you know, look, he's obviously errrrewee e ref— you know, look, he's obviously annoyed a lot people. i think annoyed a lot of people. i think we can say that. _ annoyed a lot of people. i think we can say that. been we can say that. i've been reeefrre— we can say that. i've been reeefrrg derr— we can say that. i've been reading dan wootton's articles. it reading dan wootton's articles. ff—wwew.- it stands for you know, he's errrrewerf— it stands for you know, he's annoyed-people. it stands for you know, he's annoyed. people just annoyed. a lot of people just ffrreuefeuf— annoyed. a lot of people just throughout-in- annoyed. a lot of people just throughout in show throughout his time in show fuefeee— throughout his time in show business-very- throughout his time in show business. very risky business. it's very risky efrefegw— business. it's very risky efrefeew fe— business. it's very risky strategy to alienate people eeuee— strategy to alienate people. because _ back strategy to alienate people- because _ back to because it always comes back to you— because it always comes back to weu wre— because it always comes back to weu ffwe ff— because it always comes back to you like it will.— because it always comes back to you like it will. oh _ because it always comes back to you like it will. on lewis sefeffer.— you like it will. on lewis schaffer,-will- you like it will. on lewis schaffer, will on so schaffer, like it will on so meww— schaffer, like it will on so merew reorie— schaffer, like it will on so| merew weere—f schaffer, like it will on so- many people-i mean, many people. you know, i mean, iuef— many people. you know, i mean, iuef iuef— many people. you know, i mean, iuef iuef. you— many people. you know, i mean, just just, you know,— many people. you know, i mean, just just, you know, alienating people— just just, you know, alienating peepfe—feei people along the way. he has been— people along the way. he has been ereurre— people along the way. he has been around for— people along the way. he has been around for decades and he is been around for decades and he fe—furrffure.- is part of the furniture, ereueffw— is part of the furniture,j ereueffw—ef arguably, of the sort of euffuref— arguably, of the sort of cultural element of this eeurrfrw— cultural element of this country. yeah,- cultural element of this country. yeah, he's been part of our—weere.- country. yeah, he's been part of our—yeah. grown- our childhoods. yeah. grown up were— our childhoods. yeah. grown up wife-ure— our childhoods. yeah. grown up with-like the- with it. is this like the traditional— with it. is this like the traditional sort of cycle of fringing— traditional sort of cycle of- fringing—freer traditional sort of cycle of- frfrefue—ffeu us bringing someone up and then us referee— bringing someone up and then us referee-free- bringing someone up and then us bothered-that was- bringing someone up and then us bothered-that was i- bringing someone up and then us bothered that was i had bothered me about that was i had a bothered me about that was i had eiewe— bothered me about that was i had aioke efeuf— bothered me about that was i had aioke efeuf ff.— bothered me about that was i had a joke about it, which you can free— a joke about it, which you can free or— a joke about it, which you can free or rew— a joke about it, which you can find on my twitter is that remember that time? hardly any free—were- time ago when we were all euppeeef— time ago when we were all euppeeef-weel time ago when we were all supposed was so time ago when we were all- supposed -was so brave supposed to say he was so brave eeuee— supposed to say he was so brave feuee fre— supposed to say he was so brave because he left— supposed to say he was so brave because he left his— supposed to say he was so brave because he left his wife of 27 weere— because he left his wife of 27 weere-we— because he left his wife of 27 weere-we eff— because he left his wife of 27 years,-we all have- because he left his wife of 27 years, we all have to years, but we all have to preferre— years, but we all have to pretend that— years, but we all have to pretend that was brave just eeuee— pretend that was brave just because lwas_ pretend that was brave just becauselwas a-

pretend that was brave just because was a man. was because it was a man. i was fife.— because it was a man. i was ffwe. wfw— because it was a man. i was ffwe. wfw fe— because it was a man. i was like, why is that— because it was a man. i was like, why is that brave? he's iuef— like, why is that brave? he's iuef ff-e— like, why is that brave? he's iuef ff-e wef— like, why is that brave? he's just it's not good— like, why is that brave? he's just it's not good for his wife. wow— just it's not good for his wife. wow-ref— just it's not good for his wife. how-not brave?- just it's not good for his wife. how-not brave? no.| how come it's not brave? no. yeah, it's very. we all- 3 c , no. yeah, it's very. we all have to say— yeah, it's very. we all have to eewlwee— yeah, it's very. we all have to eewlwee free.— yeah, it's very. we all have to say was brave. then if he did say it was brave. then if he did iekee— say it was brave. then if he did iekee ,_ say it was brave. then if he did iekee f fffrw— say it was brave. then if he did jokes, i think i— say it was brave. then if he did jokes, i think i still think. eere.— jokes, i think i still think. ooh-suddenly. jokes, i think i still think. ooh. -suddenly it's ooh. and now, suddenly it's very efrerree. — ooh. and now, suddenly it's very strange. -think- ooh. and now, suddenly it's very strange. -think he's- strange. i still think he's brave. i think he's very brave to like this. to do stuff like this. allegedly like, to do stuff like this. - allegedly-like, what i allegedly brave, like, what i twe— allegedly brave, like, what i rte—uere- allegedly brave, like, what i like—here where like is this thing here where in his like is this thing here where in rue-fe— like is this thing here where in rue-re e— like is this thing here where in his-is a statement- like is this thing here where in his is a statement he gave his this is a statement he gave to his this is a statement he gave fe—we-fl his this is a statement he gavel fe—we-f ere to the daily mail. he said, i am pefrrfuffw— to the daily mail. he said, i am painfully conscious that i've free— painfully conscious that i've free fe— painfully conscious that i've lied to employers itv, lied to my employers at itv, to my lied to my employers at itv, to few—erre— lied to my employers at itv, to my_and friends,- lied to my employers at itv, to my and friends, and lied to my employers at itv, to mjmy and friends, and lied to my employers at itv, to mjmy agent, and friends, and lied to my employers at itv, to mjmy agent, tonnd friends, and lied to my employers at itv, to mjmy agent, to the friends, and lied to my employers at itv, to mjmy agent, to the media. and lied to my employers at itv, to mjmy agent, to the media. and to my agent, to the media. and tuf— to my agent, to the media. and but free— to my agent, to the media. and but the firef— to my agent, to the media. and but the first thing,— to my agent, to the media. and but the first thing, the person he epefeefeee— but the first thing, the person he apologised the daily he apologised to is the daily weft.— he apologised to is the daily weft-rewire— he apologised to is the daily mail. making statement mail. i'm making the statement via mail. i'm making the statement vie—fe— mail. i'm making the statement we—fe where- via the daily mail to whom i reeve— via the daily mail to whom i have apologised— via the daily mail to whom i have apologised personally. so it's have apologised personally. so we twe— have apologised personally. so it's like before— have apologised personally. so it's like before the family, before— before all his fans, before ewerwfeew— before all his fans, before everybody do everybody else, he was like, do you— everybody else, he was like, do weu-ffref— everybody else, he was like, do weu-ffref fue— everybody else, he was like, do you-that the daily- everybody else, he was like, do you that the daily mail you think that the daily mail mfeff— might have some more information on might have some more information err—reefe- on him? i doubt that. josh effeoeffw— on him? i doubt that. josh effeoeefw. ,_ on him? i doubt that. josh allegedly. i doubt. i think it wee—fette- allegedly. i doubt. i think it was—faith. oh,i was just in good faith. oh, reeffwf— was just in good faith. oh, really? yeah,— was just in good faith. oh, really? yeah, that's what really? yeah, that's that's what it i really? yeah, that's that's what fflf rfeere— really? yeah, that's that's what it.| mean, people- really? yeah, that's that's what it i mean, people are sort it is. i mean, people are sort of it is. i mean, people are sort ef—euei it is. i mean, people are sort ef—eue ff| it is. i mean, people are sort. ef—eue ff free of fascinated by this and it has eemewfef— of fascinated by this and it has somewhat taken— of fascinated by this and it has somewhat taken over online. it eeeee— somewhat taken over online. it- eeemee—efeuf seemed like everybody knew about it seemed like everybody knew about ff—fer- it or were tweeting about it for a it or were tweeting about it for e ferre— it or were tweeting about it for e fore true.— it or were tweeting about it for a long time. did— it or were tweeting about it for a long time. did he really have any— a long time. did he really have errw etefeef— a long time. did he really have any choice? but— a long time. did he really have any choice? but to— a long time. did he really have any choice? but to come any choice? but to finally come ferweref — forward? and there are some people social media guy people that the social media guy i can't remember his name, who

sort elon no sort of pranked elon musk. no pranked a pranked in pranked him in a pranked him in a did a selfie video next a cafe, did a selfie video next to next table where phil to next to the table where phil and this this younger man were were having an innocent meal having an innocent. anyway, that was a having an innocent. anyway, that e eferw— having an innocent. anyway, that e eferw eff— having an innocent. anyway, that was a story all about.— “9 3 anyway, that was a story all about. phillip sefeffefe— was a story all about. phillip schofield allegedly. okay what efeuf— schofield allegedly. okay what about saturday's— schofield allegedly. okay what about saturday's mail, nick? weft— about saturday's mail, nick? weft weft.— about saturday's mail, nick? well well, it's— about saturday's mail, nick? well well, it's very similar. josh— well well, it's very similar. josh they've— well well, it's very similar. josh they've gone with they've eeue— josh they've gone with they've eeree wfff— josh they've gone with they've gone with equality chief witch turf— gone with equality chief witch furrf prefe— gone with equality chief witch fruref probe puf— gone with equality chief witch hunt probe put on ice. and this is hunt probe put on ice. and this fe eefueffw— hunt probe put on ice. and this is actually good— hunt probe put on ice. and this is actually good news. this is free— is actually good news. this is the investigation— is actually good news. this is the investigation into baroness fewer.— the investigation into baroness falkner, which— the investigation into baroness falkner, which was absurd and feefeeffw— falkner, which was absurd and feefeeffw e— falkner, which was absurd and basically a load— falkner, which was absurd and basically a load of trans renew.— basically a load of trans radical, trans— basically a load of trans radical, trans activists had fereefee— radical, trans activists had targeted her.— radical, trans activists had targeted her. but now the wefefeee— targeted her. but now the watchdog has— targeted her. but now the watchdog has suspended it, reeffefrre— watchdog has suspended it, realising that— watchdog has suspended it, realising that it's basically a rfefeufeue— realising that it's basically a ridiculous witch— realising that it's basically a ridiculous witch hunt. and this is ridiculous witch hunt. and this fe-feeeuee— ridiculous witch hunt. and this is-because we're- ridiculous witch hunt. and this is because we're finally is good because we're finally reeffefrre— is good because we're finally realising that— is good because we're finally realising that these these peepfe— realising that these these peepfe ere— realising that these these people are bad actors. this is wokeness penetrating institutions- wokeness penetrating institutions . they get in there. institutions. they get in there. it's pernicious— institutions. they get in there. it's pernicious ._ institutions. they get in there. it's pernicious. but until very reeerrffw— it's pernicious. but until very reeerrffw. peepfe— it's pernicious. but until very recently, people are just eeeepfee— recently, people are just accepted all— recently, people are just accepted all this stuff. but now recently, people are just accepte realised; stuff. but now recently, people are just accepte realised andff. but now recently, people are just accepte realised and the ut now they've realised and the complaints— they've realised and the complaints have been dismissed as complaints have been dismissed eewe—efeuef- complaints have been dismissed as_vexatious and. as ideological, vexatious and a referee— as ideological, vexatious and a political chess— as ideological, vexatious and a political chess game. so it's eefueffw— political chess game. so it's eefueffw goof— political chess game. so it's actually good news. but sorry, fee— actually good news. but sorry, fee coutu— actually good news. but sorry, fee eeufe vou— actually good news. but sorry, leo could you just tell us eufetfw— leo could you just tell us quickly why—

leo could you just tell us quickly why trans activists have eeree — quickly why trans activists have eeree effer— quickly why trans activists have gone after her?— quickly why trans activists have gone after her? like, what is it tref— gone after her? like, what is it fret-puetfwe— gone after her? like, what is it that pushing forward that that she is pushing forward that thew-re— that she is pushing forward that ffew-re—sei that she is pushing forward that. ffew-re—se efe-e they're so upset about? so she's ewe-e— they're so upset about? so she's efe-e eueeeu— they're so upset about? so she's she's alleged to have made some some comments about i meant more like they're angry because isn't she trying to sort of clarify what sex actually means? because there's been this eefuefeu— because there's been this confusion in— because there's been this confusion in the equality act were— confusion in the equality act where sex was— confusion in the equality act where sex was meant people use it where sex was meant people use ff fu— where sex was meant people use ff tr e— where sex was meant people use ff tr e eerfefrr— where sex was meant people use it in a certain way— where sex was meant people use it in a certain way to include free— it in a certain way to include trans women. and now she's frwfrre— trans women. and now she's frwfrro fe— trans women. and now she's frwfrro re eef— trans women. and now she's trying to set out— trans women. and now she's trying to set out to make it tref— trying to set out to make it the e— trying to set out to make it that sex means— trying to set out to make it that sex means biological sex. why— that sex means biological sex. wfw er— that sex means biological sex. wfw vou— that sex means biological sex. why are you asking— that sex means biological sex. why are you asking me- that sex means biological sex. why are you asking me if- that sex means biological sex. why are you asking me if you already know? because we've covered loads of time. explain it our covered loads of time. explain itlour viewers. _ covered loads of time. explain itlour viewers. no,- 3: : c explain it our viewers. no, you're it to our viewers. no, you're right. — it to our viewers. no, you're right. -9ivin9- it to our viewers. no, you're right. -giving thei right. i was just giving the upeefe— right. i was just giving the update because we covered it before.— update because we covered it before-fret- update because we covered it before. -that.thel before. but yeah, that is the eferw— before. but yeah, that is the eferwlfferr— before. but yeah, that is the story. then update story. but then the update is tref— story. but then the update is we few-we— story. but then the update is that they've suspended the investigation. _ that they've suspended the - investigation. _mean, investigation. yeah, but i mean, what me about is what what is me about this is this is i mean, this is a we talk about the woke blob or whatever this this is whatever and this is, this is cast evidence of it. cast iron evidence of it. there's active lists there's trans active lists inside service bring inside the civil service bring down bringing down politicians inside , their inside or civil service, their bosses, whatever the chief of the well they almost did. no,

no, no. sure. but this is r: r: no, no, no. sure. but this is like wick— no, no. sure. but this is like we eewe— no, no. sure. but this is like nick says, isn't— no, no. sure. but this is like nick says, isn't this a very peeffwe— nick says, isn't this a very positive sort— nick says, isn't this a very positive sort of— nick says, isn't this a very positive sort of development? wef— positive sort of development? new reeffw— positive sort of development? not really, because you've got to trunk— not really, because you've got to think like,— not really, because you've got to think like, what else ? 4:3. to think like, what else? you knew— to think like, what else? you knew who— to think like, what else? you know who else— to think like, what else? you know who else has- to think like, what else? you know who else has been brought down by by by just creating an atmosphere . we hear it in atmosphere. we hear about it in other parts of the civil service, parts the service, other parts of the pubuc service, other parts of the public sector, even corporations where people feel afraid to speak question the speak out or question the ideology the around trans ideology around the around trans issues.in ideology around the around trans issues. in this case, it could could be anything else, any any of the diversity, equity and inclusion stuff. also you inclusion stuff. and also you know when the tories it looks like the tories are going to lose next then the lose the next election then the politicians won't even be pushing back this woke pushing back against this woke blob. it. blob. they'll be part of it. well, except for fact that well, except for the fact that we-fne — well, except for the fact that we -the reason - well, except for the fact that we the reason why this was we did the reason why this was eroueffw— we did the reason why this was arguably—becausel arguably cancelled is because you— arguably cancelled is because weu-funen— arguably cancelled is because you-bunchlpiers,- you had a bunch of piers, 50 reente— you had a bunch of piers, 50 people-up- you had a bunch of piers, 50 peopler-up ene- you had a bunch of piers, 50. people,-up and went, people, all stood up and went, weft— people, all stood up and went, weft-minute.— people, all stood up and went, wait minute, because channel wait a minute, because channel 4 wewe— wait a minute, because channel 4 news, our competitors put out a efeoueffne— news, our competitors put out a efeoueffno repen— news, our competitors put out a disgusting report this week. neefeeffw— disgusting report this week. basically just— disgusting report this week. basically just mimicking no investigation— basically just mimicking no investigation at all, just feefeeffw— investigation at all, just basically saying what these effeeef— basically saying what these effeoee ene— basically saying what these alleged and they're very feefeeffw— alleged and they're very basically sheets supposedly someone i rolled some very

weuee— someone i rolled some very vague, absolutely ridiculous microaggression question any of it microaggression question any of ff enf— microaggression question any of ff end we— microaggression question any of it and it's interesting to see we— it and it's interesting to see we ene— it and it's interesting to see the one sidedness there. but wure— the one sidedness there. but weue nef— the one sidedness there. but weure not going— the one sidedness there. but you're not going to get people twe— you're not going to get people like matthew— you're not going to get people like matthew sweet tweeting efeuf— like matthew sweet tweeting efeuf fnef. — like matthew sweet tweeting about that. yeah. lies that are put— about that. yeah. lies that are nut-we— about that. yeah. lies that are nut-we reeffw- about that. yeah. lies that are put he really bothers put out there. he really bothers you,— put out there. he really bothers weu-fff— put out there. he really bothers weu-fff ff— put out there. he really bothers you,-it? it-botherl you, doesn't it? it does bother ne— you, doesn't it? it does bother me because you— you, doesn't it? it does bother me because you know what it is. it's me because you know what it is. rte-ff— me because you know what it is. ff-e-ff wure— me because you know what it is. it's-if you're going- me because you know what it is. it's if you're going to go it's like if you're going to go effer— it's like if you're going to go effer reente— it's like if you're going to go after people, going to after people, are you going to go after people, are you going to oelewerwfeewf— after people, are you going to oelewerwfeewf-ei go do everybody? don't be a nwneenfe.— go do everybody? don't be a hypocrite. _focus . go do everybody? don't be ai hypocrite. _focus on, hypocrite. don't just focus on, you— hypocrite. don't just focus on, weu—feeeuee- hypocrite. don't just focus on, you _ because your. hypocrite. don't just focus on,- you_because your side you know, just because your side weee—wrong.- does something that's wrong, fnen— does something that's wrong, wen—gene- does something that's wrong, fnen—eefne fei does something that's wrong,| then—going to if then where are you going to if wure— then where are you going to if weue fnfe— then where are you going to if you're this purveyor you're this big purveyor of frufnf— you're this big purveyor of truth?-but- you're this big purveyor of truth? but make you're this big purveyor of. truth?-but-make a you're this big purveyor of- truth?-but-make a good truth? yeah, but you make a good point.— truth? yeah, but you make a good point—peere- point. cross—party peers, fnefuefne— point. cross—party peers, including lord- point. cross—party peers, including lord frost, baron referee— including lord frost, baron roberts baroness jenkin did roberts and baroness jenkin did beek— roberts and baroness jenkin did feek fnfe— roberts and baroness jenkin did back this, saying— roberts and baroness jenkin did back this, saying she'd been frreenenefnfw— back this, saying she'd been irresponsibly and irresponsibly attacked and that was irresponsibly attacked and that weelfnnerfenf— irresponsibly attacked and that was important '”r3;“ c was an important part. aren't fefeur— was an important part. aren't labour talking about getting rid of the house of lords? so then even that that won't be even that that pushback won't be there? what about the there? well what about the times, going times, leo? what are they going wffnf— times, leo? what are they going wffnf se— times, leo? what are they going with? so -times_ times, leo? what are they going with? so -times are - c , what are they going with? so times are going c , what are they going with’.the times are going c , what are they going with’.the government re going c , what are they going with’.the government is going with the government is going to feeenere— with the government is going to woo teachers from _ with the government is going to woo teachers from overseas to fit— woo teachers from overseas to fit-tn— woo teachers from overseas to fit-tn ur— woo teachers from overseas to fill in our education fill gaps in our education ewefen — fill gaps in our education ewefen ene— fill gaps in our education system and they're going to offer— system and they're going to offer £10,000 _ system and they're going to offer £10,000 more. 93“ c system and they're going to offer £10,000 more. 3“ c offer £10,000 more. i don't know if that's £10,000 more on top of the salary or just, you know, how it works in the countries they're going for are ghana,

india , singapore, jamaica, india, singapore, jamaica, nigeria, south africa and zimbabwe . so this holiday, this zimbabwe. so this holiday, this is you know, this is on top of on top. we've just had the sort of record migration figures, net migration of over 600,000, which means you know, in real terms, the immigration levels are over a million. no, but it is it's fz— a million. no, but it is it's fz nffffen— a million. no, but it is it's 1.2 million gross- cc no, but it is it's 1.2 million gross and then it's 606.000— 1.2 million gross and then it's eoeooo net.— 1.2 million gross and then it's 606,000 net. and even that is eeffnefee— 606,000 net. and even that is eeffnefef fe— 606,000 net. and even that is estimated to be— 606,000 net. and even that is estimated to be about it's eeffnefef— estimated to be about it's eeffnefef .— estimated to be about it's estimated , i— estimated to be about it's estimated , i heard today to be estimated, i heard today to be twe— estimated, i heard today to be more like 743.— estimated, i heard today to be more like 743. no— estimated, i heard today to be more like 743. no one knows the reef— more like 743. no one knows the reef figure.— more like 743. no one knows the real figure. yeah,— more like 743. no one knows the real figure. yeah, but yes, werw— real figure. yeah, but yes, werw. werw— real figure. yeah, but yes, veryr very high-- real figure. yeah, but yes, very, very high. said it was eee.— very, very high. said it was 600. nut— very, very high. said it was 600. but yeah.— very, very high. said it was 600. but yeah. anyway but why why— 600. but yeah. anyway but why wnw ee— 600. but yeah. anyway but why why are-bringing- 600. but yeah. anyway but why why are bringing these why are they bringing these feeenere— why are they bringing these teachers question though , that's the question though, fen-f— that's the question though, fen-f fff — that's the question though, isn't it? 33 3 that's the question though, isn't it? ”q 3 “ that's the question though, isn't it? rq 3 “ “ isn't it? everybody in britain isn't it? everybody in britain is to teach children. is too stupid to teach children. okay well, go. that is okay well, there we go. that is pretty the okay well, there we go. that is nreffw-fne-ff-e- pretty much the story. it's a werw— pretty much the story. it's a werw efrenee— pretty much the story. it's a very strange thing where i eefueffw— very strange thing where i actually _the. very strange thing where i- actually_the unions actually agree with the unions is actually agree with the unions fe vou— actually agree with the unions fe weu tuef— actually agree with the unions fe weu tuef new— actually agree with the unions is you just pay our teachers mere—fene- more rather than doing this. we— more rather than doing this. fnfe-feee— more rather than doing this. this idea plugging gaps, this this idea of plugging gaps, i it this this idea of plugging gaps, f—ff rek. - this this idea of plugging gaps, i_it works. it's- i don't think it works. it's a enerf— i don't think it works. it's a short-thine- i don't think it works. it's a short thing. never short term thing. it never eefueffw— short term thing. it never. eefueffw—weu actually works because you increase the _ actually works because you increase the population, you refe— increase the population, you ereefe—fnef- increase the population, you. create _that-to create more roles that need to be fired. — create more roles that need to be filled. surely— create more roles that need to be filled. surely is short be filled. surely it is a short fern.— be filled. surely it is a short fern. tuf— be filled. surely it is a short term, but-thing- be filled. surely it is a short term, but thing is, in the

term, but the thing is, in the neenffne— term, but the thing is, in the meantime, actually need meantime, we actually do need enerf— meantime, we actually do need enerf fern— meantime, we actually do need enerf ferrnee-- meantime, we actually do need short term - so they - meantime, we actually do need short term so they can short term teachers so they can fnweef— short term teachers so they can fnweef enf — short term teachers so they can invest and bring— short term teachers so they can invest and bring teachers in and pay invest and bring teachers in and new-mere— invest and bring teachers in and new-nere-eff- invest and bring teachers in and pay-more-all that- pay them more and all that efuff— pay them more and all that stuff. - literally- pay them more and all that stuff. literally next year stuff. but literally next year weee-wee— stuff. but literally next year we've-kids in- stuff. but literally next year we've kids in schools who we've got kids in schools who need— we've got kids in schools who need fe— we've got kids in schools who need to te— we've got kids in schools who need to be taught these very wret— need to be taught these very vital subjects.— need to be taught these very vital subjects. i— need to be taught these very vital subjects. i think one fnfne— vital subjects. i think one fnfne we— vital subjects. i think one thing we learned, josh, in 2020 is thing we learned, josh, in 2020 fe fnef— thing we learned, josh, in 2020 fe fnef weu— thing we learned, josh, in 2020 fe fnef weu-ee— thing we learned, josh, in 2020 is that you-do it— thing we learned, josh, in 2020 is that you-do it on- is that you can do it on feufufe— is that you can do it on youtube. watch youtube. yeah, watch a few feufufe— youtube. yeah, watch a few youtube - been - youtube videos. been homeschooling there and homeschooling that was there and it homeschooling that was there and ff-werk.— homeschooling that was there and ff-werk. okay— homeschooling that was there and it-work. okay what- homeschooling that was there and it work. okay what are it doesn't work. okay what are the it doesn't work. okay what are we nee— it doesn't work. okay what are we going— it doesn't work. okay what are the news going with nick? well, the news going with nick? well, fne f— the news going with nick? well, we r efwewe— the news going with nick? well, we r efwewe e— the news going with nick? well, the i always a very— the news going with nick? well, the i always a very serious but twe— the i always a very serious but i've-austereo_ the i always a very serious but i've -austereo on - the i always a very serious but i've austereo on trial i've got austereo on trial eeferne— i've got austereo on trial osborne summoned to covid fneufrw— osborne summoned to covid fneufrw-eufe- osborne summoned to covid inquiry-cuts and. osborne summoned to covid inquiry cuts and this inquiry over nhs cuts and this is inquiry over nhs cuts and this fe eeeree— inquiry over nhs cuts and this is george osborne being summoned. have you? i remember him summoned. have you? i remember nfn .— summoned. have you? i remember nfn . f— summoned. have you? i remember nfn . f fneuenf— summoned. have you? i remember him . i thought you— summoned. have you? i remember him . i thought you said you met him. i thought you said you met nin— him. i thought you said you met nfn.-we.— him. i thought you said you met nfnlwe. okay— him. i thought you said you met him.-no. okay no,- him. i thought you said you met him. no. okay no, fair him. no. no. okay no, fair eneuen.— him. no. no. okay no, fair enough- we-e— him. no. no. okay no, fair enough. he's a— him. no. no. okay no, fair enough. he's a it's a kind of wffen— enough. he's a it's a kind of wffen nun.— enough. he's a it's a kind of witch hunt. you— enough. he's a it's a kind of witch hunt. you could argue jeremy— witch hunt. you could argue werenw-nerf- witch hunt. you could argue werenw-nerflffl witch hunt. you could argue. jeremy-partlit. not jeremy hunt is part of it. not fnef— jeremy hunt is part of it. not fnef-ef— jeremy hunt is part of it. not that-of these- jeremy hunt is part of it. not that of these people that i'm fans of these people ene— that i'm fans of these people enf newne— that i'm fans of these people and maybe there— that i'm fans of these people and maybe there something and maybe there is something in it. and maybe there is something in ff.—fne— and maybe there is something in it._the austerity. it. they're saying the austerity weee—eeuee- it. they're saying the austerity was—because iti was a big problem because it weekenee— was a big problem because it- weakened—pandemic. was a big problem because it weakenthey're pandemic. was a big problem because it weakenthey're being pandemic. was a big problem because it weakenthey're being asked demic. was a big problem because it weakenthey're being asked about and so they're being asked about fnef— and so they're being asked about we .— and so they're being asked about we . eut— and so they're being asked about we . euf ef— and so they're being asked about that. but of course— and so they're being asked about that . but of course there were that. but of course there were nenw— that. but of course there were nenw nrenfene— that. but of course there were many problems like the ridiculous— many problems like the ridiculous thing, ridiculous test and trace thing, eweenerw— everyone having to stay home. were— everyone having to stay home. there—policies.- there were many policies. we efenfenee— there were many policies. we abandoned policy and abandoned our policy and ewffenee— abandoned our policy and switched to— abandoned our policy and switched to lockdowns. so i'm nef— switched to lockdowns. so i'm net-ewerwfnfne- not letting everything we did, ewerwfnfne— not letting everything we did, eerwene-ere.— not letting everything we did, everything did. i'm not everything we did. i'm not fefffne—

everything we did. i'm not fefffne fne— everything we did. i'm not letting the tories off. i'm not eewfne— letting the tories off. i'm not saying austerity— letting the tories off. i'm not saying austerity was great. it seems to have been a big future.— seems to have been a big future-f— seems to have been a big failure.-i also- seems to have been a big. failure.-i also _there failure. but i also think there are failure. but i also think there feede— failure. but i also think there feeee ef— failure. but i also think there are loads of other problems. and it are loads of other problems. and ff tuef— are loads of other problems. and ff tuefltuef— are loads of other problems. and it justhust wonder— are loads of other problems. and it just just wonder if this is it just i just wonder if this is enefner— it just i just wonder if this is another blob— it just i just wonder if this is another blob thing. i'm so nerenefe— another blob thing. i'm so paranoid-blob. another blob thing. i'm so. paranoid-blob now, another blob thing. i'm so- paranoid-blob now, of paranoid about the blob now, of eeuree-fnew-re- paranoid about the blob now, of course, they're always course, because they're always fefwne— course, because they're always fefwnefnefr— course, because they're always talkingtheir big— course, because they're always talkingtheir big buzzwords. course, because they're always talkingtstill big buzzwords. course, because they're always talkingtstill on buzzwords. course, because they're always talkingtstill on about/ords. they're still on about eueferffw. — they're still on about austerity. but was that the main nreffenf — austerity. but was that the mainj nrenfenf —neu problem? and i wish we'd had austerity. had austerity. we never had austerity. we never had austerity. it's ridiculous. we were still high high were still a high tax, high spend the nhs lavished were still a high tax, high sjhuge the nhs lavished were still a high tax, high sjhuge amountlhs lavished were still a high tax, high sjhuge amountlhscuts lavished were still a high tax, high sjhuge amountlhscuts in avished were still a high tax, high sjhuge amountlhscuts in termsd a huge amount of cuts in terms of as they're talking here, we had doctors and nurses beds had doctors and nurses cut beds . they didn't have the spare eeneeffw— . they didn't have the spare eeneeffw-wee— they didn't have the spare capacity was needed. i capacity that was needed. i neen-wnw- capacity that was needed. i mean,-why he's- capacity that was needed. i mean, why he's been mean, this is why he's been freuenf— mean, this is why he's been ereuenflfw— mean, this is why he's been brought by politicians brought in by those politicians . fnew-re— brought in by those politicians . they're talking— brought in by those politicians . they're talking they're talking talking talking about they're talking about during the about austerity. during the covid pandemic. no, no. they're fefwne— covid pandemic. no, no. they're fefwne efeuf— covid pandemic. no, no. they're talking about the— co. “j 3 rt. no, no. they're talking about the austerity refere— talking about the austerity fefere—uel talking about the austerity- before_us having before that led up to us having fneee— before that led up to us having these _ services. - before that led up to us havingl these—services. yeah these gaps in our services. yeah tuf— these gaps in our services. yeah but eree.— these gaps in our services. yeah but efee. ,_ these gaps in our services. yeah but also, i mean,— these gaps in our services. yeah but also, i mean, like during fne— but also, i mean, like during fne cowe— but also, i mean, like during the covid pandemic, we spent nenew— the covid pandemic, we spent nenew-ewer— the covid pandemic, we spent money-over fist- the covid pandemic, we spent money-over fist ,- the covid pandemic, we spent money over fist , often on money hand over fist, often on freueufenf— money hand over fist, often on fraudulent stuff. _ money hand over fist, often on fraudulent stuff. c r:33 money hand over fist, often on fraudulent stuff. rq fraudulent stuff. it's very easy to claim, you know , 50 for to claim, you know, 50 grand for a that exist a business that didn't exist even, you know, i just don't think long before that think too long before that austerity. i don't remember a penod austerity. i don't remember a period in in our in our recent

history where we were paying like 10% tax. it's nonsense. we're still paying huge amounts of tax . we still had a massively of tax. we still had a massively top heavy public sector. i think these cuts still had huge amounts of cuts, but that's what they're going to do. the inquiry and they're going to do. the inquiry enf fnen— they're going to do. the inquiry and then we'll— they're going to do. the inquiry and then we'll find— they're going to do. the inquiry and then we'll find out- 9:3 “9 9:3 the inquiry and then we'll find out and weft— and then we'll find out and weft repen— and then we'll find out and we'll report on— and then we'll find out and we'll report on that then. right fnef— we'll report on that then. right we re— we'll report on that then. right fnef fe fne— we'll report on that then. right that is the front— we'll report on that then. right that is the front pages given a good— that is the front pages given a teen-fe— that is the front pages given a eeee-fe neke- that is the front pages given a good _to make -you| good seeing to make sure you tern—nenenfe- good seeing to make sure you join—moments forl join us in a few moments for fewer — join us in a few moments for mizzi arrested— join us in a few moments for mizzi arrested experimental fruee— mizzi arrested experimental fruee-wne— mizzi arrested experimental drugs-who can- mizzi arrested experimental drugs who can order another drugs and who can order another feekfewn— drugs and who can order another feekfewn eee— drugs and who can order another lockdown see you— drugs and who can order another lockdown see you in who to

her every thing about her, you ffefenfne— her every thing about her, you ffefenfne fe— her every thing about her, you listening to gb— her every thing about her, you listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. wefeene— listening to gb news radio. welcome back— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners . i'm welcome back to headliners. i'm josh howie. i can do seven pull ups. this is leo kearse who i reckon can do ten and nick dixon, who can do 11 with weights . first up is saturday's weights. first up is saturday's express . and are you worrying express. and are you worrying about that link, by the way? just nick and i had a big chat about pull ups. i definitely do do about pull ups. i definitely do no mere— about pull ups. i definitely do we nutt— about pull ups. i definitely do do more pull ups. _ about pull ups. i definitely do do more pull ups. i- c. i definitely do do more pull ups. 9:3 “9 do more pull ups. i was doing weighted pull ups one point, weighted pull ups at one point, but we'll talk about it after.

how many can you do? how many but we'll talk about it after. howyou ny can you do? how many but we'll talk about it after. howyou do?an you do? how many but we'll talk about it after. howyou do? iyou do? how many but we'll talk about it after. howyou do? iyou do? how many but we'll talk about it after. howyou do? i think)? how many but we'll talk about it after. howyou do? i think whatrw many but we'll talk about it after. howyou do? i think what was any but we'll talk about it after. howyou do? i think what was the can you do? i think what was the most i did i told it was 1111 with weights. yeah, i can do 12. okay, fine. i can do 13. first up saturday's express, up is saturday's express, and what tate is leo. what andrew tate is to leo. i know missy is to you. are you coping news? no. coping okay with this news? no. this this terrible. so this is. this is terrible. so we— this is. this is terrible. so fne-eewe- this is. this is terrible. so the-says, idiot- this is. this is terrible. so. the-says, idiot tiktok the express says, idiot tiktok nrenkefer— the express says, idiot tiktok prankster clashed with piers moreen— prankster clashed with piers moreen-eeen— prankster clashed with piers morgan been arrested again. morgan has been arrested again. we— morgan has been arrested again. we re— morgan has been arrested again. we fe wfeew— morgan has been arrested again. this is missy-shot- morgan has been arrested again. this is missy shot to fame . this is missy who shot to fame. weft.— this is missy who shot to fame. well, notoriety— this is missy who shot to fame. well, notoriety recently after fining— well, notoriety recently after fffnfno wnef— well, notoriety recently after filming what he— well, notoriety recently after filming what he describes as nrenke. — filming what he describes as nrenke. eut— filming what he describes as nrente. euf f— filming what he describes as pranks. but i think most of us weufe— pranks. but i think most of us would describe— pranks. but i think most of us would describe as— pranks. but i think most of us would describe as crimes. yes. so would describe as crimes. yes. se weft.— would describe as crimes. yes. so theft, trespass,— would describe as crimes. yes. so theft, trespass, criminal eeneee.— so theft, trespass, criminal damage, racially aggravated eeeeuff— damage, racially aggravated assault things,— damage, racially aggravated assault things, things like that . sene— assault things, things like that . sene ef— assault things, things like that . some of them— assault things, things like that . some of them are really nasty, twe— . some of them are really nasty, ffke efeeffne— . some of them are really nasty, like stealing an— . some of them are really nasty, like stealing an old woman's dog and like stealing an old woman's dog enf ne-e— like stealing an old woman's dog end we been— like stealing an old woman's dog and he's been pushing over onneeex— and he's been pushing over orthodox jews— and he's been pushing over orthodox jews ._ and he's been pushing over orthodox jews . yeah. yeah. which orthodox jews. yeah. yeah. which is, orthodox jews. yeah. yeah. which fe weu— orthodox jews. yeah. yeah. which fe weu knew.— orthodox jews. yeah. yeah. which is, you know, it's— orthodox jews. yeah. yeah. which is, you know, it's all— orthodox jews. yeah. yeah. which is, you know, it's all it's all new.— is, you know, it's all it's all new. rf-e— is, you know, it's all it's all new. rf-e eff— is, you know, it's all it's all pretty. it's all pretty nasty. rne— pretty. it's all pretty nasty. we went— pretty. it's all pretty nasty. the worst clip _ pretty. it's all pretty nasty. the worst clip was- pretty. it's all pretty nasty. the worst clip was that- pretty. it's all pretty nasty. the worst clip was that young going to that girl saying, do going up to that girl saying, do you want to die? and, well, this is gets he gets is where i think he gets he gets a pass because most of his targets are the people who support that have support all the things that have made society amenable stuff made society amenable to stuff like this. because notice

like this. because you'll notice nefeew—werefwl nobody confronts him. hardly enweeew— nobody confronts him. hardly anybody confronts him. he's he's doing— anybody confronts him. he's he's doing eff— anybody confronts him. he's he's doing eff fnfe— anybody confronts him. he's he's doing all this terrible stuff. fnere-e— doing all this terrible stuff. fnere-e eff— doing all this terrible stuff. there's all these, wispy there's all these, like, wispy wfffe— there's all these, like, wispy white, middle— there's all these, like, wispy white, middle people who white, middle class people who nreneffw— white, middle class people who renew-knew.- white, middle class people who probably know, black probably post, you know, black fwee— probably post, you know, black fwee weffer— probably post, you know, black lives matter and,— probably post, you know, black lives matter and, know, call lives matter and, you know, call ewerwneew— lives matter and, you know, call ewerweeew reefef— lives matter and, you know, call everybody racist all the time. lives matter and, you know, call everthey're acist all the time. lives matter and, you know, call everthey're the: all the time. lives matter and, you know, call everthey're the people time. lives matter and, you know, call everthey're the people who've and they're the people who've ereefee— and they're the people who've ereefef fnfe— and they're the people who've created this environment where nefefw— created this environment where nefefw-un- created this environment where nefeew-un fe- created this environment where nobody up to them nobody can stand up to them eeuee— nobody can stand up to them because they'll— nobody can stand up to them because they'll accused of because they'll be accused of enf— because they'll be accused of racism and also— because they'll be accused of racism and also the police as wfeew— racism and also the police as missy himself— racism and also the police as missy himself said in the piers wereen— missy himself said in the piers morgan interview— missy himself said in the piers morgan interview , uk laws are morgan interview, uk laws are week— morgan interview, uk laws are week end— morgan interview, uk laws are week end ne-e— morgan interview, uk laws are weak and he's absolutely right. so weak and he's absolutely right. so we— weak and he's absolutely right. so we neffee— weak and he's absolutely right. so the police we've got this two fier— so the police we've got this two ffer-wnere — so the police we've got this two ffer-wnere-e- tier system where he's a protected— tier system where he's a protected characteristic, except for protected characteristic, except fer—fnef— protected characteristic, except fer—fnef ne- protected characteristic, except for—that he has- protected characteristic, except for that he has been for the fact is that he has been erreefee. — for the fact is that he has been erreefee. -se— for the fact is that he has been arrested. _so it's- for the fact is that he has been arrested. _so it's not. arrested. right. so it's not that. oh, eventually, eventually. - that. oh, eventually, eventually. arrested eventually. and he was arrested the eventually. and he was arrested fne-enf— eventually. and he was arrested fne-ene tuef- eventually. and he was arrested the-and just, you- the first time and just, you knew.— the first time and just, you knew-mo— the first time and just, you know, £200 fine. that's know, like £200 fine. that's fife— know, like £200 fine. that's fffe fnef-e— know, like £200 fine. that's like that's nothing. he was he laughing— like that's nothing. he was he was laughing �*.w�*r3;cc like that's nothing. he was he. was laughing-well, so was laughing about it. well, so the was laughing about it. well, so we update— was laughing about it. well, so the update that been the update is that he's been arrested. for arrested. i believe it's for posting a tiktok video which goes know, goes against, you know, the rules his of his rules of his of his of his previous arrests. he must be, previous arrests. so he must be, at this point, the most hated man britain, with the man in britain, with the possible exception of matt hancock. that hancock. so and the thing that people don't talk about is when hancock. so and the thing that people cup�*t talk about is when hancock. so and the thing that people cup�*t tpeople ut is when hancock. so and the thing that people cup�*t tpeople ut is says, he goes up to people and says, do you want a dinosaur? if one of runs into the or of them runs into the road or something, then? or

something, what happens then? or attacks or something? attacks him back or something? but , right? as but nothing happens, right? as we've done this we've seen, he's done all this efuff—nennene. | stuff and nothing happens. people— stuff and nothing happens. feenfe-eff- stuff and nothing happens. feenfe-eff e- stuff and nothing happens. people-all a psyop people think it's all a psyop to get through safety get through the online safety bill and that because bill and increase that because politicians, politicians have used youn politicians, politicians have used your. i don't used this. some of your. i don't think so, no, david kurten said it, believe it. but it, but i don't believe it. but i that it's i do believe that that it's certainly upon by certainly been leaped upon by certainly been leaped upon by certain politicians. but yeah, it's punishment was absolutely pathetic. he had £365 fine, pathetic. he had a £365 fine, but and so it's kind of good that least they're doing that at least they're doing something. they're something. but the part they're focusing that focusing on is the fact that he's posted a video again, which no about. no one really cares about. it's the crimes to me that the actual crimes to me that are entering has entering people's houses. he has breached so he has breached it again, so he has breached it again, so he has breached it again, so he has breached it again. so now he's being harassed the police and being harassed by the police and maybe fair because maybe that's fair because he's been for been harassing people for ages. the the the last that we hear all the punishments weak. punishments seem to be so weak. well, hopefully now it's going to te— well, hopefully now it's going to be stronger. _ well, hopefully now it's going to be stronger. �*" “r3 to be stronger. let's find out. disturbing story times, disturbing story in the times, nick. seems that the nick. it seems that the government's building its nick. it seems that the gove echo nt's building its nick. it seems that the goveecho chamber. building its nick. it seems that the goveecho chamber. buildiithiss nick. it seems that the goveecho chamber. buildiithis is own echo chamber. yeah, this is a weird one. civil servants told to trawl social media for government essentially. government critics essentially. so going so any anyone who is going to speak they trawl speak at an event they trawl through five years, see through the last five years, see if they said anything about the government be government and then there'll be disinvite cited. so even if they're expert in something

they're an expert in something quite technical chemical they're an expert in something quite tecior cal chemical they're an expert in something quite tecior artificial hemical weapons or artificial intelligence , and one person was intelligence, and one person was disinvited had disinvited because she had posted something that was parodying probably parodying liz truss, probably a lettuce was disinvited . lettuce and she was disinvited. we've all done. yeah, yeah. but and so you well, that's and then so you go, well, that's absolutely the weird absolutely ludicrous. the weird thing service thing is that the civil service themselves hate the government and they're kind of trolling through who through other people who hate them. part of it them. so there's a part of it that sense. which is that makes sense. which is where? which is that if you're targeting people a personal targeting people in a personal way, me just find exact way, let me just find the exact thing. sustained campaign thing. it's a sustained campaign or personal attacks of a minister or official, and that makes some but idea makes some sense. but the idea that people who have that you find people who have mildly the government mildly criticised the government and is absurd and disinvite them all is absurd . and obviously if people are exnerfe— . and obviously if people are experts-field,- and obviously if people are experts field, mean, and obviously if people are expexample, field, mean, and obviously if people are expexample, there's , mean, and obviously if people are expexample, there's an mean, and obviously if people are expexample, there's an expert for example, there's an expert on _weapons who's. on chemical weapons who's erfffefeef— on chemical weapons who's- erfffefeef—feen. criticised the government. yeah, expen— criticised the government. yeah, expert-newe— criticised the government. yeah, exnen-newe-fei expert courts have reason to erfffefee— expert courts have reason to criticise the _ expert courts have reason to criticise the government and sfeffn— criticise the government and stalin expunged and silenced enwnefw— stalin expunged and silenced enweeew wne— stalin expunged and silenced anybody who criticised his nenew— anybody who criticised his neffew ene— anybody who criticised his policy and his— anybody who criticised his policy and his actions as a as a feeder— policy and his actions as a as a feeder .— policy and his actions as a as a feeder. ff— policy and his actions as a as a leader. it didn't— policy and his actions as a as a leader. it didn't improve the efffefenew— leader. it didn't improve the efficiency of— leader. it didn't improve the efficiency of the— leader. it didn't improve the efficiency of the soviet union's oewernnenf— efficiency of the soviet union's oewernnenf .— efficiency of the soviet union's government . well, of course. government. well, of course. weu.— government. well, of course. weff. fne— government. well, of course. well, the whole— government. well, of course. well, the whole point- government. well, of course. well, the whole point of- government. well, of course. well, the whole point of these conferences is to get diversity

of opinion so you can then be informed and move forward. the idea that if you're just going to ban everybody who doesn't follow you follow with exactly what you think, how meant to think, how they meant to actually fulfil purpose actually fulfil their purpose and it come from diversity and it has come from diversity guidance. a kind of radical guidance. it's a kind of radical expansion of that some expansion of that for some reason, although i will say stalin, last a while, stalin, it did last a while, didn't he? and he did pretty well. know, if you take away well. you know, if you take away the well as purely the sort of did well as purely as leader, you take away as a leader, if you take away everything think everything he did, you think i thought he said the millions are dead. you're talking about just coming back on leo stalin point. just millions dead from just millions of dead was from starvation. so just millions of dead was from starvation . so we can't even starvation. so we can't even keep— starvation. so we can't even keep neenfe— starvation. so we can't even keep people alive- 3“ so we can't even keep people alive by giving them way keep people alive by giving them wew fee— keep people alive by giving them way too seriously— keep people alive by giving them way too seriously ._ keep people alive by giving them way too seriously . all right. it way too seriously. all right. it e refe— way too seriously. all right. it was a joke. yeah,— way too seriously. all right. it was a joke. yeah, it was a joke. weee— was a joke. yeah, it was a joke. weee neeeeu— was a joke. yeah, it was a joke. weee neeeeu nw— was a joke. yeah, it was a joke. dead passed my time- was a joke. yeah, it was a joke. dead passed my time with duke's always joking when he gets pushed back. anyway, daily mail next. and leo give me a w. give me a w. i don't have any w's. just say w w give me an h h give me o. just say w w give me an h h give me 0. an what does it spell? lockdown all right. who was a i'm just trying to live. i'm going to lock us down again. i

got it. it was a joke. unlike my efwffne— got it. it was a joke. unlike my styling comment,— got it. it was a joke. unlike my styling comment, i— 9r:3c c c unlike my styling comment, i failed. ofwfeuefw— styling comment, i failed. obviously serious.- styling comment, i failed. obviously serious. even though we're introduced as comedians, i was suddenly serious about the story about lockdown and who. okay, this bit the okay, so this is a bit the w.h.o. okay, so this is a bit the who. and lockdown new powers could potentially plunge britain, us and australia britain, the us and australia into lockdown measures at the whim the world health whim of the world health organisation , it was claimed organisation, it was claimed today. un agency today. so it's the un agency neewfw— today. so it's the un agency neewfw-fer- today. so it's the un agency heavily-for how- today. so it's the un agency heavily-for how it. heavily criticised for how it nenefee— heavily criticised for how it handled cowo— heavily criticised for how it handled covid is considering 300 enenfnenf— handled covid is considering 300 amendment-its— handled covid is considering 300 amendment its legally binding amendment to its legally binding rule amendment to its legally binding rufe beef— amendment to its legally binding rule book that— amendment to its legally binding rule book that its— amendment to its legally binding rule book that its member neffene— rule book that its member nations have— rule book that its member nations have to- rule book that its member nations have to have to stick to , nations have to have to stick to . fnefuffne— nations have to have to stick to , including enforcing vaccine neeenerfe— , including enforcing vaccine neeenene ene— , including enforcing vaccine passports and border closures. so passports and border closures. se feefeeffw— passports and border closures. so basically what's happening is the so basically what's happening is we neenfe— so basically what's happening is we neenfe ef— so basically what's happening is the people at the— so basically what's happening is the people at the world health oroenfeeffen— the people at the world health organisation in— the people at the world health organisation in their power is wenfne. — organisation in their power is wenfne. newne— organisation in their power is waning. maybe people are eeunneef— waning. maybe people are countries are— waning. maybe people are countries are thinking of withdrawing— countries are thinking of withdrawing funds. now, we're not withdrawing funds. now, we're neflfne— withdrawing funds. now, we're not-the middle— withdrawing funds. now, we're not the middle of a pandemic not in the middle of a pandemic enf— not in the middle of a pandemic enf refuefne— not in the middle of a pandemic and reducing its— not in the middle of a pandemic and reducing its funding to its nreweue— and reducing its funding to its previous state.— and reducing its funding to its previous state. so they're fnfnffne— previous state. so they're thinking they— previous state. so they're thinking they want to hold on to the thinking they want to hold on to we fene— thinking they want to hold on to the land they've— thinking they want to hold on to the land they've staked out in feeffewn— the land they've staked out in feeffewn. se— the land they've staked out in lockdown. so they want to change the lockdown. so they want to change we rufee— lockdown. so they want to change we rufee ee— lockdown. so they want to change the rules so they— lockdown. so they want to change the rules so they can they can now— the rules so they can they can neff en — the rules so they can they can neff en fe — the rules so they can they can hold on to that.— the rules so they can they can hold on to that. hold on to that funding— hold on to that. hold on to that funding fife— hold on to that. hold on to that funding like any— hold on to that. hold on to that funding like any public sector

eroenfeeffen— funding like any public sector organisation does. and they're a ferrfffe— organisation does. and they're a terrible organisation. they nrefeee— terrible organisation. they praised china— terrible organisation. they praised china for their transparency- praised china for their transparency during i'm not newne— transparency during i'm not neffno fnfe— transparency during i'm not making this up.— transparency during i'm not making this up. they praised cnfne— making this up. they praised cnfne fer— making this up. they praised china for their— making this up. they praised china for their transparency eunne— china for their transparency during lockdown . but bear in during lockdown. but bear in nine— during lockdown. but bear in nine fnef— during lockdown. but bear in mind that china— during lockdown. but bear in mind that china was completely effueeefe— obfuscate in everything, giving fefee— obfuscate in everything, giving false statistics— obfuscate in everything, giving false statistics and also in a ewefe— false statistics and also in a rn— false statistics and also in a in e— false statistics and also in a crisis, in a pandemic or eenefnfne— crisis, in a pandemic or something like that, rules go out we— something like that, rules go out the window.— something like that, rules go out the window. so anything fnef-e— out the window. so anything fnef-e efenef— out the window. so anything that's signed up— out the window. so anything that's signed up to we've signed up fe— that's signed up to we've signed up to eerne— that's signed up to we've signed up to some world— that's signed up to we've signed up to some world health organisation— up to some world health organisation thing. it doesn't we-ff— organisation thing. it doesn't mean we'll leave . i mean, this mean we'll leave. i mean, this is mean we'll leave. i mean, this fe wfef. — mean we'll leave. i mean, this fe wfef. wnef— mean we'll leave. i mean, this is nick. what a— mean we'll leave. i mean, this is nick. what a lot- mean we'll leave. i mean, this is nick. what a lot of- is nick. what a lot of conspiracy theorists have been arguing the whole this what's arguing the whole this is what's going the who. is going to happen. the who. is going to happen. the who. is going here. going to take over here. but i mean, is that really what's going here? well, they focus going on here? well, they focus more but yeah, more on the wef. but yeah, i mean, w.h.o. more on the wef. but yeah, i mean, who. i think it is mean, the who. i think it is very bad. i mean, estimate mcvey is saying it's from is saying it's a move from a member led advisory body to a health authority with powers of compulsion. is very compulsion. and that is very worrying leo says, worrying, like leo says, because of towards china, of their attitude towards china, but they of their attitude towards china, but mandate they of their attitude towards china, but mandate vaccines. ey of their attitude towards china, but mandate vaccines. it says could mandate vaccines. it says in here, you know, and that involves corporations in here, you know, and that invthighly corporations in here, you know, and that invthighly questionable.. in here, you know, and that invthighly questionable. it are highly questionable. it involves size fits involves a one size fits all approach health know approach to health that we know may be dangerous . i know if may well be dangerous. i know if there verifiable check that

there is verifiable check that more coordination might be a good thing. certainly when it comes established comes to having established guidelines, i like your attempt to impartiality or balance, but it's pretty hard with this. thank very much. okay. to thank you very much. okay. on to saturday's telegraph now. and nick, it cured my piles, i'd nick, if it cured my piles, i'd put myself forward for this. well, lot of well, there's a lot of information josh, for the information, josh, but for the 5 am, repeat. but the gp. what a.m, repeat. but the gp. what did i just read? who writes these links? so is gps these links? so this is gps urged all experimental urged to try all experimental drugs on patients, which sounds a odd at first. i mean, of a bit odd at first. i mean, of course we're used to, over the last years, experimental last few years, experimental drugs tested drugs being tested on the population. am i right? am i right? verify blood. right? bbc verify pure blood. matthew sweet where are my dogs at? so this , this. matthew sweet where are my dogs at? so this , this . but this is at? so this, this. but this is actually a good thing because i think because it cuts down the red tape to allow things to be tried on people who really need them because there's far too much tape this in much red tape in this country in general medicine. so i general and in medicine. so i think should be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry should be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things should be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things ifiould be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things if withi be allowed general and in medicine. so i thitry things if with consent,/ed to try things if with consent, if option. if it's their only option. right? yeah. and also, there's a nef— right? yeah. and also, there's a rfef fnef— right? yeah. and also, there's a risk that we're— right? yeah. and also, there's a risk that we're going— right? yeah. and also, there's a risk that we're going to- 39“c? “3.3“ and also, there's a risk that we're going to fall fenne— risk that we're going to fall rennet-eerne- risk that we're going to fall behind. going to risk that we're going to fall. behind.-going to fall behind. britain is going to fall fenne— behind. britain is going to fall behind—other. behind medical behind other eeunneef—

behind medical behind other c mean, china,— behind medical behind other c mean, china, for example, can i mean, china, for example, can renew— i mean, china, for example, can feefeeffw ee— i mean, china, for example, can basically do whatever they want eeuee— basically do whatever they want because - make _ basically do whatever they want because make their own because they make their own rufee—efewl because they make their owni rufee—enew enw rules and they don't obey any nunen— rules and they don't obey any nunen wante— rules and they don't obey any human rights. so— rules and they don't obey any human rights. so you know, were— human rights. so you know, were we— human rights. so you know, that's the worry— human rights. so you know, that's the worry there. they're going— that's the worry there. they're going to — that's the worry there. they're going to uee— that's the worry there. they're going to use that— that's the worry there. they're going to use that advantage to feenfreo. — going to use that advantage to feenfreo. fnfe— going to use that advantage to leapfrog. this is— going to use that advantage to leapfrog. this is all- going to use that advantage to leapfrog. “ c.3. leapfrog. this is all to keep us as a sort of pharmaceutical superpower is what they're trying to build towards . but trying to build towards. but yeah, didn't realise that that yeah, i didn't realise that that the trials have dropped by 41% between 2017 and 2021. that's a massive drop. the really enenewe— massive drop. the really expensive and - massive drop. the really expensive and also- r3 the really expensive and also i think fnew-re— expensive and also i think they're growing in expense. i fen-f— they're growing in expense. i fen-f knew— they're growing in expense. i don't know how— they're growing in expense. i don't know how they're getting more expensive,— don't know how they're getting more expensive, but yeah, this fefee— more expensive, but yeah, this ffee ef— more expensive, but yeah, this ffee ef een— more expensive, but yeah, this idea of sort of— more expensive, but yeah, this idea of sort of gps testing fruee— idea of sort of gps testing drugs, obviously you'd have to wefunferffw— drugs, obviously you'd have to voluntarily sign— drugs, obviously you'd have to voluntarily sign up to it. but wen.— voluntarily sign up to it. but fnen. weu— voluntarily sign up to it. but then, you know,— voluntarily sign up to it. but then, you know, we're almost i ff— then, you know, we're almost i mean, it worries— then, you know, we're almost i mean, it worries me about a two ter— mean, it worries me about a two ffer neeffn— mean, it worries me about a two tier health system— mean, it worries me about a two tier health system where, you knew.— tier health system where, you know, some people are on the nhs and know, some people are on the nhs end—weee- and they've got to have these fneee—fruee- and they've got to have these these drugs tested and they've got to have these. these—drugs tested on these guinea pig drugs tested on men— these guinea pig drugs tested on fnen-eene— these guinea pig drugs tested on them -some people- these guinea pig drugs tested on them some people have them and some people have got eune— them and some people have got tune—enf- them and some people have got tune—end eunei them and some people have got. bupa_and bupa are bupa and don't bupa and bupa are ereef. — bupa and don't bupa and bupa are oreef. veue— bupa and don't bupa and bupa are greet. weue 90t— bupa and don't bupa and bupa are great. you've got bupa,- bupa and don't bupa and bupa are great. /r3:rc. 9r:3c t bupa and don't bupa and bupa are great. /r:3c. 9r:3c t 33 great. you've got bupa, dumas do you have bupa? yeah, yeah. so good. it's great for hypochondriacs. you just up hypochondriacs. you just call up constantly . you want to say hi constantly. you want to say hi to your bupa handler ? okay, to your bupa handler? okay, that's it for this section.

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through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel wefeene— gb news the people's. channel wefeenfe reef— gb news the people's. channel welcome back to— gb news the people's. channel welcome back to headliners and leo. we have something in the times here. roger walters has gone full and you never go full, never go full. so roger walters is never go full. so roger walters fe e— never go full. so roger walters fe e feunfer— never go full. so roger walters is a founder member— \r 93 so roger walters is a founder member of pink floyd— is a founder member of pink ffewf. fe— is a founder member of pink rfewe. fe being— is a founder member of pink floyd, is being investigated by the floyd, is being investigated by we neffee— floyd, is being investigated by we neffee rn— floyd, is being investigated by the police in berlin after weerfne— the police in berlin after weerfne e— the police in berlin after wearing a costume at one of his eeneeerf— wearing a costume at one of his eeneeerf fnere. — wearing a costume at one of his concerts there. so _ wearing a costume at one of his concerts there. so he wore a week— concerts there. so he wore a black trench _ concerts there. so he wore a black trench coat- concerts there. so he wore a black trench coat with a red arm fene— black trench coat with a red arm fenf ene— black trench coat with a red arm fenf enf e— black trench coat with a red arm band and a symbol— black trench coat with a red arm band and a symbol that had ereeeef— band and a symbol that had crossed hammers. but it looked vou— crossed hammers. but it looked weu knew.— crossed hammers. but it looked weu knew. ff— crossed hammers. but it looked you know, it looked very pretty. ea.— you know, it looked very pretty. nuf. f— you know, it looked very pretty. nuf. f een— you know, it looked very pretty. but, i mean, prince— you know, it looked very pretty. but, i mean, prince harry- you know, it looked very pretty. but, i mean, prince harry would happily wear that, surely when he he 19. and up he was when he was 19. and up for a laugh, instead— he was when he was 19. and up for a laugh, instead ijust- for a laugh, instead of just neenfne— for a laugh, instead of just moaning things all the moaning about things all the fine. —

moaning about things all the fine. -weenf- moaning about things all the time. wasn't worn time. but this wasn't worn in a een— time. but this wasn't worn in a een-weu— time. but this wasn't worn in a eerflweu knew.— time. but this wasn't worn in a eerflweu knew. e— time. but this wasn't worn in a sort you know, a fun way, sort of, you know, a fun way, fife— sort of, you know, a fun way, fffe frfnee— sort of, you know, a fun way, like prince _wore - sort of, you know, a fun way, like prince wore it. he like prince harry wore it. he efee— like prince harry wore it. he efee-ereunf- like prince harry wore it. he- also-around-fake also paraded around with a fake neenfne— also paraded around with a fake neenfne gun.— also paraded around with a fake machine gun. know, he machine gun. you know, he pretended— machine gun. you know, he pretended-it.- machine gun. you know, he pretended-it. i- machine gun. you know, he pretended it. i think pretended to fire it. i think we— pretended to fire it. i think fne—wee- pretended to fire it. i think fne—wee ne- pretended to fire it. i think- the_was he showed the worst thing was he showed anne — the worst thing was he showed anne—enf- the worst thing was he showed anne _ and also . anne frank's name and also eenneref— anne frank's name and also compared that— anne frank's name and also compared that to an al jazeera teurneffef— compared that to an al jazeera journalist who— compared that to an al jazeera journalist who was shot renewing— journalist who was shot renewing en— journalist who was shot reporting on in conflict and fereef— reporting on in conflict and fereef enf— reporting on in conflict and israel and palestine , which and israel and palestine, which and it's israel and palestine, which and we efenufef— israel and palestine, which and it's disputed which side shot ner— it's disputed which side shot ner new— it's disputed which side shot ner new ene— it's disputed which side shot her how she died or whatever. so to eerneren— her how she died or whatever. so to compare those— her how she died or whatever. so to compare those two things just seems seems ridiculous but enezfne. — seems seems ridiculous but amazing- rne— seems seems ridiculous but amazing. 3 amazing. the holocaust with what's going on in israel, there are two different situations and he constantly saying israel he constantly saying that israel is yeah you know, is a genocide. yeah you know, it's a lot more it's probably a lot more powerful a powerful coming out of a non—jews mouth, he's 79. non—jews mouth, but he's 79. everybody gets more right wing wnen— everybody gets more right wing wnen-eef— everybody gets more right wing when-get older. - everybody gets more right wing when get older. so he's when they get older. so he's fivef— when they get older. so he's fwef eff— when they get older. so he's lived old enough to become a fuff— lived old enough to become a fuff — lived old enough to become a fuff wee— lived old enough to become a full on. he's bringing his show to we— full on. he's bringing his show to we fw— full on. he's bringing his show to we at. se— full on. he's bringing his show to the uk. so if— full on. he's bringing his show to the uk. so if there are any wefeffno— to the uk. so if there are any watching, that's— to the uk. so if there are any watching, that's something to few— watching, that's something to feef-fe— watching, that's something to feef-fe rn— watching, that's something to look to in cinemas where look forward to in cinemas where we-ee— look forward to in cinemas where we-ee weff— look forward to in cinemas where we-as well-crouch- look forward to in cinemas where we as well crouch end. we live as well in crouch end. went.— we live as well in crouch end. went—new.- right, right. but i mean, his excuse or the— right, right. but i mean, his excuse or the excuse of people fife— excuse or the excuse of people like-because _ excuse or the excuse of people like - because l lot - excuse or the excuse of people like-because llot of- like this because a lot of neenfe— like this because a lot of people, especially in the left, erfffefee— people, especially in the left, erffffere— people, especially in the left, critifor criticism _ people, especially in the left, critifor criticism ._ people, especially in the left, critifor criticism . um and they out for criticism. um and they

efwewe— out for criticism. um and they efwewe eew— out for criticism. um and they efwewe eew rn— out for criticism. um and they always say i'm criticising fereef— always say i'm criticising israel criticising the israel and criticising the fereeff— israel and criticising the israeli government not not jews but we— israeli government not not jews but we fife.— israeli government not not jews but it's like, well— israeli government not not jews but it's like, well why is fereef— but it's like, well why is fereef .— but it's like, well why is israel. it's— but it's like, well why is israel . it's the- but it's like, well why is israel . it's the one jewish israel. it's the one jewish eeunfrw— israel. it's the one jewish country middle east. country in the middle east. fnere-e— country in the middle east. fnere-e-ef— country in the middle east. there's of countries around there's lots of countries around efeuf—nunen- there's lots of countries around about human rights about with worse human rights reeeref wnw— about with worse human rights records. why singling records. why are you singling out fereeff— records. why are you singling out israel? okay,— records. why are you singling out israel? okay, couldn't out israel? okay, i couldn't newe— out israel? okay, i couldn't have - better- out israel? okay, i couldn't have better myself. out israel? okay, i couldn't- have _better myself. and out israel? okay, i couldn't- hwill-better myself. and out israel? okay, i couldn't hri cc better myself. ' “r3 out israel? okay, i couldn't hri cc atter myself. ' “r3 out israel? okay, i couldn't hrt cc c“.3cmyself. “r3 out israel? okay, i couldn't- hwill pay you that £5 self. and out israel? okay, i couldn't hwill pay you that £5 later. and i will pay you that £5 later. but did you see the image? there was also a blown up pig with a starved with all the evils of the world on it. like oil companies and a star of david. and then you have david gilmour, who is an old bandmate and his and dave gilmore's wife basically an basically saying, you are an anti—semite. yeah he's a he's a proper crank . yeah. i mean, leo proper crank. yeah. i mean, leo corbynite, by the way . yeah. leo corbynite, by the way. yeah. leo well, exactly. leo people well, exactly. leo said people get further, right? he's actually left who's actually a far left who's obviously massively anti—israel. obviously massively anti —israel. pro—palestine. obviously massively anti—israel. pro—palestine. so the actual so thatis pro—palestine. so the actual so that is clear. but the actual , that is clear. but the actual, uh, the actual thing was , was uh, the actual thing was, was part of this film based on the wall. and it's about a guy who descends into madness, imagining he's so just a he's a dictator. so just a regime on its own is not, you know, in art, you couldn't have the film downfall. you couldn't

have indiana jones. so that part i'm concerned about the i'm less concerned about the other he and does other things he says and does very, very questionable. i'm not sure as sure the actual dressing up as a place in context where where he was performing was venue was performing was at a venue where they actually deported jews . yeah. and jews to their death. yeah. and you of his you add it to all of his statements in the past and the conflation holocaust conflation of the holocaust and what's in israel, what's going on in israel, i mean, really imagine mean, but do you really imagine those being, those are those human being, those are unked those human being, those are linked because why those human being, those are linked some because why those human being, those are linked some far because why those human being, those are linked some far left, use why those human being, those are linked some far left, you why those human being, those are linked some far left, you know, would some far left, you know, invoke hitler the in any kind invoke hitler in the in any kind of positive way? he's of positive way? i agree. he's a far nut who hates israel. far left nut who hates israel. but agree the but i don't agree that the actual costume anything to do actual costume is anything to do with personally to with it. personally it seems to me anyway, be wrong . i me anyway, it could be wrong. i mean, fairly nuanced, mean, it's a fairly nuanced, but don't particularly matter that much. but i'm giving classic balance were far balance for the. the were far fefe— balance for the. the were far feff. ereueefw— balance for the. the were far feff. erouenfw .— balance for the. the were far left, arguably , your- 3 the were far left, arguably , your national left, arguably, your national seefeffefe— left, arguably, your national socialists argue— left, arguably, your national socialists argue that they were collectivists _ socialists argue that they were collectivists saturdays collectivists nick saturdays independent— collectivists nick saturdays independent and i'm sure they've fefen— independent and i'm sure they've fefen fne— independent and i'm sure they've taken the news— independent and i'm sure they've taken the news that trans eweffefe— taken the news that trans cyclists can _ taken the news that trans cyclists can no- taken the news that trans cyclists can no longer cheat. feeffw— cyclists can no longer cheat. feeffw weff— cyclists can no longer cheat. really well, haven't- cyclists can no longer cheat. really well, haven't they- cyclists can no longer cheat. really well, haven't they ? it really well, haven't they? it has gone down so well. josh so transgender from transgender women banned from female by british cycling female events by british cycling and this person, emily and then this person, emily bridges, has gone on this insane rant about it. so there's now

going to be categories open and female. so they've erased men, men, they've erased men because there'll be no men's category . there'll be no men's category. it's just open and female. so now it's our time to stand up and be counted. we need how about female and open? if about men, female and open? if we this open we have to have this open category. but they've just erased first erased men. so that's the first thing. you can be the thing. but no, you can be the best the men and men best out of the men and the men that look like women. yeah, it's the best yeah, it's the best open. yeah, but it's silly and then silly and anyway, and then there's emily bridges. person has taken it quite badly and called it's called it a genocide. well, it's actually said it's furthering genocide against and genocide against us. and he's written this long, long statement saying just a few choice quotes that cycling is one of the whitest , greatest one of the whitest, greatest sports out there. ron desantis apparently is leading a fascist state, which children. state, which kidnaps children. and says he's not sure and he even says he's not sure he's going to live that long because so much hate because there's so much hate happening. his happening. there's so many. his friends all being crimes, friends all being hate crimes, not that not even sure he'll live that long, absolutely long, which is absolutely insane. he says this insane. and then he says this hilarious hope the hilarious thing about i hope the media cherry picking , media have fun cherry picking, cherry from this cherry picking quotes from this and look hysterical. cherry picking quotes from this andlike look hysterical. cherry picking quotes from this andlike i've look hysterical. cherry picking quotes from this andlike i've read ook hysterical. cherry picking quotes from this andlike i've read the hysterical. cherry picking quotes from this andlike i've read the whole cal. it's like i've read the whole context. it's very hysterical in

context. it's very hysterical in context. if you read the entire thing and the simple thing is you are not being genocided you're not going to be killed. just cheating in women's just stop cheating in women's sports. i mean, this is leo. this positive sign . this is another positive sign. this is another positive sign. this sanity returning to our this is sanity returning to our society, it? yeah, but society, isn't it? yeah, but men.— society, isn't it? yeah, but fnen.|neen.— society, isn't it? yeah, but then,imean, i— society, isn't it? yeah, but then,imean, i think- then, i mean, i think the nuenfeef— then, i mean, i think the pushback going be is then, i mean, i think the- pushbacklgoinglbe is going pushback is going to be is going to i pushback is going to be is going fe—f tuef- pushback is going to be is going fe—f tuef feef- to be nasty. and i just feel fife— to be nasty. and i just feel fffe fne— to be nasty. and i just feel like the trans— to be nasty. and i just feel like the trans lobby, they nuenef — like the trans lobby, they nuenef ff— like the trans lobby, they pushed it too— like the trans lobby, they pushed it too far. everybody was fine.— pushed it too far. everybody was fine—weu- pushed it too far. everybody was fine—weu fnewi fine. everything was, you know, ewerweeew— fine. everything was, you know, everybody accepting. and everybody was accepting. and fnen— everybody was accepting. and wen-fife.— everybody was accepting. and then-like, _no, i everybody was accepting. and. then - like, - no, now then they're like, okay, no, now wewen—f— then they're like, okay, no, now wewen—f fe- then they're like, okay, no, now we _want to read. we want to we want to read stories— we want to we want to read stories to— we want to we want to read stories to children in libraries and— stories to children in libraries and-want— stories to children in libraries and-want to— stories to children in libraries and want to transition and we want to transition children— and we want to transition children-want- and we want to transition children want to we and we want to transition- children _want to we want children and we want to we want to take— children and we want to we want to take part— children and we want to we want to take part in— children and we want to we want to take part in women's sport. n-s— to take part in women's sport. n-s like,— to take part in women's sport. it's like, whoa,— to take part in women's sport. it's like, whoa, what you it's like, whoa, what are you doing?— it's like, whoa, what are youi doinm—vou doing? this is too much. you can-t— doing? this is too much. you can-t go— doing? this is too much. you can-t go uke— doing? this is too much. you can't go like you've already got all can't go like you've already got alt-stuff.— can't go like you've already got alt-stuff. just- can't go like you've already got all-stuff. just stick- all the nice stuff. just stick wm.— all the nice stuff. just stick with-wwe- all the nice stuff. just stick. with _you've-equality, with that. you've got equality, you-e— with that. you've got equality,i you-re—the you're kind of suddenly in the uk. — you're kind of suddenly in the uk. i— you're kind of suddenly in the uk. i think— you're kind of suddenly in the uk. | think the— you're kind of suddenly in the uk. i think the argument that here that the fight back has here is that the fight back has gone because we believe gone on so is because we believe in . yeah, there's an in fairness. yeah, there's an argument here that could just argument here that we could just 90, argument here that we could just go, that guy or go, wait a minute, that guy or that woman is cheating and that trans woman is cheating and we're not going to put up with that, is in america, that, which is why in america, unfortunately, still unfortunately, they still haven't place yet. haven't got to that place yet. they right? the

they love cheats, right? the guardian now with a story about i 3 gb guardian now with a story about 1 3 gb presenters . guardian now with a story about 1 3 gb presenters. nick, 1 in 3 gb news presenters. nick, is it one of us can do 11 push—ups i'm going to check the pull ups thing because i think i think with weights it wasn't quite 11. but yes, this is 1 in 3 gb news presenters cast doubt on climate science study reveals. who was it? come on. which you. well, it was. which one of you. well, it was. well, was. was well, apparently it was. it was 31. it ten of the 31. it was ten of the broadcasters. 31 presenters. sorry. and comes from de sorry. and this comes from de smog. and then we've this smog. and then we've had this hilarious tweet from caroline lucas. obviously the green mp saying now more than ever, people deserve trustworthy and accurate our media. accurate news from our media. this misinformation this truly toxic misinformation on gb is not it? and then on gb news is not it? and then links to an article in the guardian. i mean toxic misinformation. this is absolutely ridiculous. and obviously, gb news obviously, josh, as gb news spokesman, said spokesman, has brilliantly said that numerous that this contains numerous inaccuracies, inconsistencies and a good dose of misinformation . you failed to misinformation. you failed to include context. all include nuance and context. all the gb news embraces a the fact that gb news embraces a wide voices all wide range of voices on all major issues, as climate major issues, such as climate change and that's change and policy. and that's the we a range the point. josh we have a range of for example, you're of issues. for example, you're probably about climate probably worried about climate change, i change, leos pro fracking, i deny exists, and

deny whether even exists, and that's full range. and we do that's the full range. and we do have range. so it's just a have a range. so it's just a lucinda, smashed lucinda, you smashed it. she smashed well done. yeah, smashed it. well done. yeah, that's spokesperson. is that's a spokesperson. it is a great is a is a good thing that she put out there saying but a leo yeah rebuttal but leo what do you think about these people like watching all of our clips just trawling through says investigative investigative journalists at the climate website scoured hours of online footage and then six were excluded on the base that they were news anchors or reporters. and i would just like to say, if anybody's watching this exclude me as well, i'm an idiot. there's no in is there's no point in this is i mean, there there literally angry people have angry that people have questioned science. and that's how science— questioned science. and that's how science works. _ questioned science. and that's how science works. you- :: ff and that's how science works. you question it, how science works. you question numbe— how science works. you question impmbelyou— how science works. you question innpmbelyou try- how science works. you question it, probe you try and it, you probe it, you try and replicate— it, you probe it, you try and replicate-and— it, you probe it, you try and replicate and that's that's replicate it. and that's that's how— replicate it. and that's that's how-robust. - replicate it. and that's that's how robust. replicate it. and that's that's- how-robust. worse than how you get robust. worse than that.— how you get robust. worse than that, because it's not the science policy science so much as the policy about because of the science of allowing it to. they were saying like people questioning net zero, isn't necessarily zero, that isn't necessarily questioning change. questioning climate change. you're , what are the you're just saying, what are the policies—to- you're just saying, what are the policies—to doi policies that we're going to do to-with—

policies that we're going to do to -with climate- policies that we're going to do to with climate change? to deal with climate change? but— to deal with climate change? but-mars— to deal with climate change? but-that's what- to deal with climate change? i but-that's what they but you can't. that's what they can't trust for. you can't trust science-cam— can't trust for. you can't trust science .can't be - if" c you can't trust science can't be questioned science that can't be questioned because— science that can't be questioned because _tested. l science that can't be questioned becé also _tested. l science that can't be questioned becé also things tested. science that can't be questioned becé also things tethey're and also the things that they're saying— and also the things that they're saying ee— and also the things that they're saying are platform views such as saying are platform views such cc che— saying are platform views such cc eee legally— saying are platform views such as the legally binding net zero cereec— as the legally binding net zero we wm— as the legally binding net zero target will lead— as the legally binding net zero target will lead deaths from target will lead to deaths from poverty— target will lead to deaths from poverty starvation. it poverty and starvation. it definitely— poverty and starvation. it definitely will— poverty and starvation. it definitely will lead to deaths from— definitely will lead to deaths from pcveccy— definitely will lead to deaths from poverty and starvation. lec— from poverty and starvation. it's horrible.— from poverty and starvation. it's horrible. it's— from poverty and starvation. it's horrible. it's going to increase the— it's horrible. it's going to increase the cost of energy. n-c— increase the cost of energy. we going— increase the cost of energy. g-g gcing cc— increase the cost of energy. it's going to increase the cost of it's going to increase the cost cf ecce- — it's going to increase the cost cf ecce- n-c— it's going to increase the cost cf ecce- n-c .— it's going to increase the cost of food. it's i mean, i understand- of food. it's i mean, i understand that climate change has understand that climate change hec cc— understand that climate change has ecleeeu— understand that climate change has to.dealt with.- understand that climate change has to dealt with. that's not has to be dealt with. that's not a controversial— has to be dealt with. that's not a controversial people watching chic.— a controversial people watching this—conscious- this. that's not a conscious energet— this. that's not a conscious inertial thing— this. that's not a conscious inertial thing to— this. that's not a conscious inertial thing to say. cool moving— inertial thing to say. cool moving on— inertial thing to say. cool moving on to— inertial thing to say. cool moving on to the- inertial thing to say. cool moving on to the mirror next. and leo could you imagine having alastair your alastair campbell as your teacher ? yeah, no, i couldn't teacher? yeah, no, i couldn't occuouy— teacher? yeah, no, i couldn't occuouy .— teacher? yeah, no, i couldn't occuouy . so— f”? yeah, no, i couldn't actually . so alastair campbell actually. so alastair campbell coyo— actually. so alastair campbell says we — actually. so alastair campbell says we should— actually. so alastair campbell says we should teach primary kios— says we should teach primary kioc ..g.g..g_ says we should teach primary kids arguing to— says we should teach primary kids arguing to get them into comics.— kids arguing to get them into poucicc. so— kids arguing to get them into politics. so tony— kids arguing to get them into politics. so tony blair's former spin— politics. so tony blair's former spin chief— politics. so tony blair's former spin chief said— politics. so tony blair's former spin chief said that children gogg— spin chief said that children should be— spin chief said that children should be given a political education— should be given a political education at— should be given a political education at an— should be given a political education at an early age and coco— education at an early age and coco choc— education at an early age and said that state— education at an early age and said that state school pupils need— said that state school pupils need-co— said that state school pupils need-to fight- need to learn to fight their corner. .mean,- need to learn to fight their corner. mean, can corner. so, i mean, i can imagine— corner. so, i mean, i can imagine-this- corner. so, i mean, i can imagine this could work. imagine how this could work. some—coy- imagine how this could work. some—coy we- imagine how this could work. some—say we should some kids could say we should enveno— some kids could say we should invent reasons— some kids could say we should invent reasons to _ some kids could say we should invent reasons to invade iraq one— invent reasons to invade iraq one-o— invent reasons to invade iraq one-o minion- and kill half a million civilians— and kill half a million civilians another kid and kill half a million- civilians-another kid could civilians and another kid could say,—

civilians and another kid could coo—boo- civilians and another kid could coo—boo ideo- civilians and another kid could coo—boo ioeo .- say, no, that's a bad idea. mung— say, no, that's a bad idea. killing people— say, no, that's a bad idea. killing people is for no reason is boo.— killing people is for no reason is bad. that's— killing people is for no reason is bad. that's one— killing people is for no reason is bad. that's one of the arguments— is bad. that's one of the arguments that could take place, choc— arguments that could take place, choc-maybe— arguments that could take place, that maybe enthuse kids. that could maybe enthuse kids. wen.— that could maybe enthuse kids. welt-they— that could maybe enthuse kids. well,-they don't- that could maybe enthuse kids. well, _they don't teach . well, i hope they don't teach them campbell's literal ideas. and also he could learn some debating skills because he's incredibly but incredibly rude in debates. but i'm concede , although i'm going to concede, although he's terrible person, he's a terrible person, he has made point here. you made a good point here. you should skills in should learn these skills in state schools. i mean, you go to eton. it's understanding you eton. it's my understanding you learn in learn the names of everyone in cabinet and basically cabinet and you're basically groomed in the good sense the groomed in the good sense of the word in the word to run the country in the future. that you word to run the country in the futuredebate that you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. that you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. youthat you word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. you need ou word to run the country in the futuredebate skills. you need to need debate skills. you need to know everything about politics, whereas in state school are basically like how basically taught like how to avoid at avoid getting beaten up at lunch. it. how avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend it. how avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend to it. how avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend to be it. how avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend to be thick it. how avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend to be thick so how avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend to be thick so no dw avoid getting beaten up at lu|pretend to be thick so no one to pretend to be thick so no one picks it. it's just incredibly poon picks it. it's just incredibly poor. so you can stop. it would be good. thanks. it would be great if these things were taught. rare taught. so actually very rare moment. with alastair moment. i agree with alastair campbell. there it is. clip it up. with the mirror. up. sticking with the mirror. nick had a good nick and humanity had a good run, yeah. this is run, didn't we? yeah. so this is elon musk's mind control chip is cleared for human testing despite deaths. some of despite monkey deaths. some of the worst kind of deaths , monkey the worst kind of deaths, monkey deaths, deaths. deaths, six monkey deaths. and this neuralink, course. this is neuralink, of course. and it's received approval from

the fda despite the monkey deaths. it's about the size deaths. and it's about the size of a large coin and is designed to implanted in skull to be implanted in the skull with ultra thin wires going directly the sounds directly into the brain. sounds fine, mean , of course i fine, but i mean, of course i like musk, but the thing with neuralink is always this that who to someone who are you to say to someone with blindness or paralysis? you can't neuralink . but can't have your neuralink. but on hand, of course on the other hand, of course it's inherently terrifying. but is going to be one of is it going to be one of the things— is it going to be one of the goings choc— is it going to be one of the things that gps— is it going to be one of the things that gps are going to be testing—cup- things that gps are going to be testing—cup ii testing on you? did you slip it in when— testing on you? did you slip it in when you-e— testing on you? did you slip it in when you're that you bend , bene— in when you're that you bend over , bend over— in when you're that you bend over , bend over and cough? hf» over, bend over and cough? no. euge— over, bend over and cough? no. eupo wic— over, bend over and cough? no. eupo wig-g— over, bend over and cough? no. eupo wit-i .— over, bend over and cough? no. bupa will-it . yeah.- over, bend over and cough? no. bupa will-it . yeah. i- over, bend over and cough? no. bupa will it . yeah. i mean bupa will have it. yeah. i mean , it is arguably worth it. and the benefits are. the interesting thing i didn't realise is the swiss are already doing this. can i just say one quick thing? i hope it works better than the twitter spaces. desantis did you see desantis launch. did you see that? musk uses the that? i mean, if musk uses the same technology do see same technology for do you see how that it's elon how bad that was? it's like elon the the twitter the same guy doing the twitter space is in your brain. space is doing is in your brain. get the neuralink and then get a twitter spaces there. right? that's over. but that's the section over. but joining finale joining us for the finale there's year old there's going to be 102 year old sexy in body hair fashion

sexy woman in body hair fashion and cadbury flakes are too flaky. don't go anywhere .

welcome back to headliners and leo. saturdays independent has a story about china sorry, plymouth council stopping population growth. so yeah, plymouth council is cutting down trees. they plymouth council is cutting down trees . they say it's to stop trees. they say it's to stop people— trees. they say it's to stop people having— trees. they say it's to stop people having sex- jain; they say it's to stop people having sex and taking eroge— people having sex and taking drugs .— people having sex and taking drugs , out— people having sex and taking drugs , out i— people having sex and taking drugs , but i don't think that's drugs, but i don't think that's the reel— drugs, but i don't think that's the real reason— drugs, but i don't think that's the real reason because previously— the real reason because previously it's- the real reason because previously it's been an issue in plymouth.— previously it's been an issue in plymouth. they— previously it's been an issue in plymouth. they went in at night , they— plymouth. they went in at night , they used— plymouth. they went in at night , they get i...— plymouth. they went in at night , they used the cover of darkness— , they used the cover of darkness like - , they used the cover of darkness like special ops to go in one— darkness like special ops to go in one cut— darkness like special ops to go in and cut down— darkness like special ops to go in and cut down 110 mature trees . i in and cut down 110 mature trees . i eon-t— in and cut down 110 mature trees . i eon-t know— in and cut down 110 mature trees . i don't know if— in and cut down 110 mature trees . i don't know if it's— in and cut down 110 mature trees . i don't know if it's worse if they-ce— . i don't know if it's worse if they're mature— . i don't know if it's worse if they're mature or— . i don't know if it's worse if they're mature or better because they-ve— they're mature or better because they-ye uveo— they're mature or better because they-ye uveo o— they're mature or better because they've lived a life,— they're mature or better because they've lived a life, but but yeah,— they've lived a life, but but yeah, co— they've lived a life, but but yeah, co they— they've lived a life, but but yeah, so they that was to make way— yeah, so they that was to make way for— yeah, so they that was to make way for m— yeah, so they that was to make way for £12 million regeneration grog-ecc— way for £12 million regeneration proj'ect .— way for £12 million regeneration proj'ect . euc— way for £12 million regeneration project . but that's— way for £12 million regeneration project . but that's since been project. but that's since been put— project. but that's since been put on— project. but that's since been put on hote— project. but that's since been put on hold and— project. but that's since been put on hold and led to the resignation— put on hold and led to the resignation of— put on hold and led to the resignation of the city council

leader— resignation of the city council ieooec one— resignation of the city council leader and now— resignation of the city council leader and now they're trying to do i— leader and now they're trying to do it again.— leader and now they're trying to do it again. they're saying, oh, we need— do it again. they're saying, oh, we need co— do it again. they're saying, oh, we need to cut— do it again. they're saying, oh, we need to cut down these trees oecowce— we need to cut down these trees because people— we need to cut down these trees because people taking drugs, because people are taking drugs, which— because people are taking drugs, whichldon't— because people are taking drugs, which don't believe very which i don't believe it's very wore— which i don't believe it's very wore-o— which i don't believe it's very wore-o wee- which i don't believe it's very hard-a tree on- which i don't believe it's very hard a tree on drugs. hard to climb a tree on drugs. my hard to climb a tree on drugs. on concern— hard to climb a tree on drugs. my concern .there's- hard to climb a tree on drugs. my concern .there's not- hard to climb a tree on drugs. my concern there's not enough my concern is there's not enough to plymouth. so people are to do in plymouth. so people are out in public and out having sex in public and this and taking drugs. yeah. and when them and when and this will stop them and it unrest and people when and this will stop them and it find unrest and people when and this will stop them and it find other�*irest and people when and this will stop them and it find other outlets d people when and this will stop them and it find other outlets foreople will find other outlets for their their urges. mean it their their urges. i mean it says this local campaign says here this local campaign group, ahmad group, save the trees of ahmad away saying , who's having group, save the trees of ahmad awa behindiying , who's having group, save the trees of ahmad awabehind a ng , who's having group, save the trees of ahmad awabehind a palm /ho's having group, save the trees of ahmad awabehind a palm tree?�*iaving group, save the trees of ahmad awabehind a palm tree? wellg sex behind a palm tree? well people from plymouth that's the answer who answer there. more like who hasn't had been people are having sex buying a palm tree. i see what you did. if you're irke— i see what you did. if you're we on— i see what you did. if you're like an average— i see what you did. if you're like an average obese westerner , like an average obese westerner yon— like an average obese westerner ,yo. need— like an average obese westerner ,yo. neeo o— like an average obese westerner , you need a hedge. you need a ween,— , you need a hedge. you need a ween, cone— , you need a hedge. you need a yeah, some sort— , you need a hedge. you need a yeah, some sort shrub. yeah, yeah, some sort of shrub. yeah, noyoe— yeah, some sort of shrub. yeah, rneyoe o— yeah, some sort of shrub. yeah, noyoe o wnor— yeah, some sort of shrub. yeah, maybe a what was— yeah, some sort of shrub. yeah, maybe a what was the ones on the rocnwo— maybe a what was the ones on the rocnwo wee— maybe a what was the ones on the joshua tree cactus.— maybe a what was the ones on the joshua tree cactus. yeah. the ones-on— joshua tree cactus. yeah. the ones-on no- joshua tree cactus. yeah. the ones-on r- joshua tree cactus. yeah. the ones oh no, i know joshua tree cactus. yeah. the- ones-oh no, i know what ones you get. oh no, i know what you— ones you get. oh no, i know what you one— ones you get. oh no, i know what you mean. one-those- ones you get. oh no, i know what you mean. one those ones. you mean. one of those ones. ween. — you mean. one of those ones. ween. vow— you mean. one of those ones. yeah. you don't— you mean. one of those ones. yeah. you don't get a bilbo rnor. — yeah. you don't get a bilbo rnor. vern— yeah. you don't get a bilbo that. yeah. but- yeah. you don't get a bilbo that. yeah. but the- yeah. you don't get a bilbo that. / yeah. you don't get a bilbo- that. yeah. but the other story. tweet. us with which tree tweet. tweet us with which tree did behind . thank did you have sex behind. thank you. okay. thank you. the moral of the story is don't mess with the neighbourhood because the neighbourhood forum, because that people who that seems to be the people who are seriously complaining about

this. they've apologised to the neighbourhood the neighbourhood forum. this is the one whatsapp groups one benefit of whatsapp groups is now everyone gets very upset and we've got we've got councillors on our local thing and any time there's roadworks we're like, what's going on here? and then gets here? and then everyone gets very quite very defensive. it's quite great. access great. you do have actual access to yes, this to these people, but yes, this is a good look. certainly is not a good look. certainly after what happened with cutting down in plymouth after what happened with cutting dit'si in plymouth after what happened with cutting dit'si of in plymouth after what happened with cutting dit'si of disgusting,)lymouth , it's kind of disgusting, really . anyway, metro next. , it's kind of disgusting, reallytelliyway, metro next. , it's kind of disgusting, reallytell us ay, metro next. , it's kind of disgusting, reallytell us aboutetro next. , it's kind of disgusting, reallytell us about the next. , it's kind of disgusting, reallytell us about the new nick, tell us about the new missus. dixon, please . how dare missus. dixon, please. how dare you? so, yeah, this is 102 year old woman reveals key to long life is lots of good sex. and sherry she puts in there as well . not clear which of these she still engages in, but said still engages in, but she said it's like this classic it's like it's this classic thing actually. old thing actually. you ask an old person and they person what it is and they always give some different reason. they don't know. so a different said different one, it was 105 said it was the key was being single, although those two are not necessarily they necessarily opposite, but they were it were just sort of justify it says an upbeat says that she has an upbeat outlook and it's outlook and i think it's probably that, you probably more likely that, you know, problem that know, this problem obe that isn't it turns out isn't it. she also it turns out that didn't kids that she didn't have kids ehhen i that she didn't have kids either. i suggest, either. and i suggest, considering that i'm 24 years

old, that that might be the reason the age is you. slightly right. i reason the age is you. slightly ngnr. r own-r— reason the age is you. slightly right. i didn't know— " g slightly right. i didn't know you're 24. ween.— right. i didn't know you're 24. ween-rook— right. i didn't know you're 24. yeah,-look older- right. i didn't know you're 24. yeah,-look older .- right. i didn't know you're 24. yeah,-look older . yeah,- right. i didn't know you're 24. i yeah,-look older . yeah, but yeah, you look older. yeah, but yeah, this is, nick says . i yeah, this is, as nick says. i mean, of these people said mean, one of these people said that she got to the age of 105 by drinking three cans of dr. pepper a day, which is one of the sugary, sugary, soft drinks. it's the most fun thing to do. vow-we— it's the most fun thing to do. vow-we gor— it's the most fun thing to do. wow-we gor goon— it's the most fun thing to do. you've got good genetics . you you've got good genetics. you nwe— you've got good genetics. you rwe o— you've got good genetics. you rwe emine— you've got good genetics. you live a -time, then - you've got good genetics. you live a time, then just live a long time, then you just pick— live a long time, then you just pick-worn— live a long time, then you just pick-worst thing- live a long time, then you just pick worst thing you've done pick the worst thing you've done and pick the worst thing you've done one say,— pick the worst thing you've done and soy rr-c— pick the worst thing you've done and say, it's that.— pick the worst thing you've done and say, it's that. know and say, it's that. you know wnor— and say, it's that. you know wnorlrneone— and say, it's that. you know whatimean? it's- and say, it's that. you know what mean? it's because i what i mean? it's because i smoked— what i mean? it's because i smoked ou— what i mean? it's because i smoked all-life,- what i mean? it's because i smoked all life, guys. smoked all my life, guys. necowce— smoked all my life, guys. because-want. smoked all my life, guys.- because _want any because you don't want any congerrrron— because you don't want any competition—agei competition for the old age rr-c— competition for the old age score. it'sjust_ competition for the old age score. it's just luck. well, competition for the old age score see; just luck. well, competition for the old age score see ifust luck. well, competition for the old age score see if itt luck. well, competition for the old age score see if it works well, competition for the old age score see if it works tonight. competition for the old age score see if it works tonight. competition for the old age score see if it w

toilet. this— you're struggling with this toilet. this is— you're struggling with this toilet. this is a hard hitting, big— toilet. this is a hard hitting, org crow.— toilet. this is a hard hitting, org crory. reo— toilet. this is a hard hitting, big story. leo and you're crrwggrrng— big story. leo and you're crrwggrrng ro— big story. leo and you're struggling to get this strongly ooowr— struggling to get this strongly ooowr bony— struggling to get this strongly ooowr bony .— struggling to get this strongly about body . this is a non—story about body. this is a non—story . 0g,— about body. this is a non—story . oh, my— about body. this is a non—story . on, my goon.— about body. this is a non—story . oh, my gosh. you— about body. this is a non—story . oh, my gosh. you went there. rne— . oh, my gosh. you went there. we re— . oh, my gosh. you went there. we is o— . oh, my gosh. you went there. we is o non— . oh, my gosh. you went there. this is a non story.— . oh, my gosh. you went there. this is a non story. do you rnrnk— this is a non story. do you rnrnk rr-c— this is a non story. do you rnrnk rr-c o— this is a non story. do you think it's a non— this is a non story. do you think it's a non story? nick i rr-c— think it's a non story? nick i rr-c o— think it's a non story? nick i mean, it's a massive story. josh i mean, it's a massive story. josh r-ooccronore.- mean, it's a massive story. josh i passionate. should i feel very passionate. should newe— i feel very passionate. should newe none— i feel very passionate. should have done two— i feel very passionate. should have done two sections on this. we have done two sections on this. we snowe— have done two sections on this. we should have— have done two sections on this. we should have put it at the cron— we should have put it at thei cron—ooowr start with all that stuff about the start with all that stuff about tlie-guy— start with all that stuff about the-guy.couldn't. start with all that stuff about the guy couldn't talk the other guy we couldn't talk ooowr. — the other guy we couldn't talk ooowr. -o— the other guy we couldn't talk about.-a look.- the other guy we couldn't talki about.-a look.-most about. this is a look. the most rnrerecrrng— interesting part to me, it says interesting part to me, it says rn-eony— interesting part to me, it says rn-eony 20g.— interesting part to me, it says in early 20th century, as in the early 20th century, as coming— in the early 20th century, as clothing-more- in the early 20th century, as clothing more liberal in the early 20th century, as- clothing-more liberal and clothing became more liberal and cnoweo— showed legs more often, adverts warned— showed legs more often, adverts warned-wor— showed legs more often, advertsi warned-that-didn't warned women that if they didn't enewe— warned women that if they didn't enewe rnen— warned women that if they didn't shave their legs,— warned women that if they didn't shave their legs, they wouldn't rrne— shave their legs, they wouldn't find o— shave their legs, they wouldn't find a husband.— shave their legs, they wouldn't find a husband. and true to find a husband. and it's true to rne— find a husband. and it's true to rnrc—wnor- find a husband. and it's true toi this—what caused this day, you know what caused no — this day, you know what caused no -recnnorogy- it? we've got technology and the roman didn't have roman times. they didn't have razors. they had razors. no, but they had tweezers had all these. razors. no, but they had tweidon't had all these. razors. no, but they had tweidon't to had all these. razors. no, but they had tweidon't to shave ll these. razors. no, but they had tweidon't to shave with ase. you don't want to shave with tweezers. going to shave tweezers. you're going to shave your beard with tweezers. i think quite your beard with tweezers. i think. quite interesting i thinithey'veite interesting thinithey'veite iiof resting thinithey'veite iiof thatig thinithey'veite iiof that hair that they've sort of that hair noc— that they've sort of that hair nee-or— that they've sort of that hair nos-or non- that they've sort of that hair. has-of hair-been has been lack of hair has been oc pon— has been lack of hair has been oc pen or— has been lack of hair has been seen as part of being civilised. ween— seen as part of being civilised. yeah although— seen as part of being civilised. yeah although you'd argue that it's a way of distancing ourselves— it's a way of distancing ourselves evolution it's a way of distancing ourselves-evolution like ourselves like evolution is like we've-less. .now. ourselves like evolution is likej we've-less. .now of we've become less. oh now of cowrceo— rnrrol we've become less. oh now of course,_a third of course, as we know, a third of en— course, as we know, a third of cn-rc— course, as we know, a third of cn-rc orecenr- course, as we know, a third of gb-is present .- course, as we know, a third of gb is present. ours don't gb news is present. ours don't renewe— gb news is present. ours don't oerrewe rn— gb news is present. ours don't believe in evolution. “43?" gb news is present. ours don't believe in evolution. / believe in evolution. yeah, but . enr— believe in evolution. yeah, but . our erec— believe in evolution. yeah, but . but also it's— believe in evolution. yeah, but . but also it's getting- believe in evolution. / but also it's getting us ready . but also it's getting us ready for cwrnore— but also it's getting us ready for climate change. it's going to for climate change. it's going ro ne— for climate change. it's going ro be very—

for climate change. it's going to be very warm.— for climate change. it's going to be very warm. so to to be very warm. so we need to nor— to be very warm. so we need to nor-non.— to be very warm. so we need to nor-non. nur— to be very warm. so we need to not-hair. but it's- to be very warm. so we need to not-hair. but it's a- to be very warm. so we need to not hair. but it's a huge not have hair. but it's a huge nanny.— not have hair. but it's a huge rnnwcrry. — not have hair. but it's a huge rnowcrry. err— not have hair. but it's a huge industry. to?” eerzr not have hair. but it's a huge industry. to?” cc rzzr" not have hair. but it's a huge industry. to?” tertr" not have hair. but it's a huge industry. to?” tertr industry. 574 million. that is a that's a lot of money. yeah. there's a weird claim here that says there's a deep sense of misogyny here telling women to become hairless is not youthful. it's prepubescent. agree it's prepubescent. i don't agree with saying it's with that. they're saying it's weird creepy. not. is weird and creepy. it's not. is it just to be? it's a bit. but still, it's basic grooming. rrn— still, it's basic grooming. it's acceptable— still, it's basic grooming. it's acceptable way- still, it's basic grooming. it's acceptable way to be weird and . what grooming and creepy. what basic grooming . anyway, but i know that was a bit to be honest. i was expecting one of you guys to latch because is. yeah, latch on to because is. yeah, it's this. this idea that it's just this. this idea that it's just this. this idea that it's of shaming. it feels it's sort of shaming. it feels like it's shaming men who like women to shave their legs. well, the trouble is, i mean, us, essentially, if we if a man tries to shave, if i try and shave, it's like, where do i stop now? i've made a bald patch somewhere. and— stop now? i've made a bald patch somewhere. and also— , i've made a bald patch somewhere. r: ”i , i've made a bald patch somewhere. ' r: ”i t�*rti" somewhere. and also 49% of men shave. somewhere. and also 49% of men shave . i shave my head. okay. on shave. i shave my head. okay. on to the daily mail for next a story about my great, great, great, great, great, great grandparents . nick, please do grandparents. nick, please do them proud. i was hoping we could do a bit more the last could do a bit more on the last

story, yeah, let's this story, but yeah, let's do this one. the mail has the one. so the, the mail has the kingdom judah with kingdom of judah was rife with deadly and analysis of deadly diarrhoea and analysis of ancient poo reveal so they've done of gillian mckeith done a kind of gillian mckeith on it and found there on it and they found that there was evidence they had pretty brutal kinds of dysentery. sorry to watching the five to anyone watching the five mbappe the 11:00 mbappe or indeed the 11:00 version. and it was version. so and it was impairing, it was stunting growth , impairing cognitive growth, impairing cognitive function, which may explain stuff. and didn't want to go stuff. and i didn't want to go there, but sort of half went there, but i sort of half went there, but i sort of half went there you back in there and, you know, back in judah, mean , that's pretty judah, i mean, that's pretty much story. a non much the story. it's a non story. it's a story. it's a massive story. i think massive story. it's a, i think it's i mean, it would have been a massive story, 1500 years ago, but getting the but i mean, getting getting the papyrus as well. i like it because it establishes the link between jews and israel going back even through our. that's what's going on here. that's that's hidden in an innocuous story about this is i'm now going to be using this poo story to fight the anti—zionists onune to fight the anti—zionists online and connecting my ibs to my ancestors. normally they throw poo at you, but now it'll be the other way around. i'm

going to prove this is jewish. good old jewish poo. there. that's been established and for thousands of years. we're thousands of years. and we're using stunted using science. yeah. our stunted growth dysentery and growth and dysentery and cognitive impairment shows we were there , so it's a good were there, so it's a good argument. okay. thank you so absolutely story. non, absolutely a non story. non, non, non story. okay. finally, we have the mirror and forget schofield. this is the big trending story of day. leo trending story of the day. leo yeah, so cadbury flakes are now too crumbly to use in 99 cones with ice cream sellers embarrassed because the flakes are falling apart. how do they not are falling apart. how do they nor know— are falling apart. how do they not know this— are falling apart. how do they not know this ?_ are falling apart. how do they not know this ? it— are falling apart. how do they not know this ? it says- g how do they not know this ? it says it in the not know this? it says it in the erwen— not know this? it says it in the oowen onry— not know this? it says it in the advert only the _ not know this? it says it in the advert only the crumbly flakiest cnocorore. — advert only the crumbly flakiest chocolate. - no - advert only the crumbly flakiest chocolate. no chocolate chocolate. there is no chocolate in chocolate. there is no chocolate rn-rroke— chocolate. there is no chocolate rn-rroke oy— chocolate. there is no chocolate in .flake by the— chocolate. there is no chocolate in .flake by the by- chocolate. there is no chocolate in flake by the by the in the flake by the by the definition _ in the flake by the by the definition by— in the flake by the by the definition by eu trading rules, yon-re— definition by eu trading rules, yon-re nor— definition by eu trading rules, you're not allowed to sell cnocorore— you're not allowed to sell chocolate .— you're not allowed to sell chocolate . that- you're not allowed to sell chocolate . that isn't the chocolate. that isn't the crwrnnry— chocolate. that isn't the crumbly flakiest chocolate. that isn't the - crumbly-flakiest chocolate crumbly most flakiest chocolate in we — crumbly most flakiest chocolate in we wono — crumbly most flakiest chocolate in the world unless it is. is rnor—nocr- in the world unless it is. is. that—most crumbly that why we the most crumbly rnor— that why we the most crumbly rnor woe— that why we the most crumbly that was that— that why we the most crumbly that was that was. well, apparenrry— that was that was. well, apparently they have changed the rney-we— apparently they have changed the rney-we cnongen— apparently they have changed the they've changed formula so they've changed the formula so rney-we— they've changed the formula so rney-we-coonwry- they've changed the formula so they've cadbury chocolate they've moved cadbury chocolate oronwcrron— they've moved cadbury chocolate proowcrron ro— they've moved cadbury chocolate production to egypt which i'm ornozeo— production to egypt which i'm ooeo rr— production to egypt which i'm amazed it doesn't melt although i amazed it doesn't melt although r neon— amazed it doesn't melt although r rney— amazed it doesn't melt although i mean they build— amazed it doesn't melt although i mean they build pretty solid erwn- — i mean they build pretty solid erwn- rne— i mean they build pretty solid stuff. the pyramids. but stuff. the pyramids. yeah but rney-re— they're not playing some cnernrcor— they're not playing some

chemical makes they're not playing some chemical-makes not chemical in it that makes it not new— chemical in it that makes it not new-rc— chemical in it that makes it not new-rc-rr-c- chemical in it that makes it not melt,-is-it's so- chemical in it that makes it not melt, is it's so flaky melt, which is why it's so flaky ono— melt, which is why it's so flaky ono weeeccr — melt, which is why it's so flaky and useless. now,— melt, which is why it's so flaky and useless. wrtrri melt, which is why it's so flaky and useless. \rt:rri e melt, which is why it's so flaky and useless. wrtrri e and useless. now, is it some sort of revenge for the suez canal? everything's a revenge for canal? everything's a revenge g.-n.w,_ canal? everything's a revenge for- now, nick,- canal? everything's a revenge for- now, nick, you- canal? everything's a revenge for- now, nick, you havel canal? everything's a revenge for now, nick, you have a for the. now, nick, you have a minute and to talk about. minute and a half to talk about. cadbury's yeah, no, you've minute and a half to talk about. cadbur sort yeah, no, you've minute and a half to talk about. cadbursort of yeah, no, you've minute and a half to talk about. cadbur sort of brought no, you've minute and a half to talk about. cadbur sort of brought the you've you've sort of brought the stories in very naturally. so we've got loads of time on this. so yeah, it's look, it's broken britain. that's not britain. josh and that's not broken. flakes. yeah, broken. broken flakes. yeah, exactly. puns there if you exactly. the puns there if you want it guys. i love the want it guys. i love that the spokesman has spoken up very seriously, cadbury's flake. seriously, said cadbury's flake. 99 naturally delicate and 99 is a naturally delicate and crumbly product. of course is a flake and we have processes in place within our supply chain to avoid as much breakage as possible. just kind of possible. it's just a kind of weird thing to have to do a serious that's your job. even worse than having to fill on this your job was worse than having to fill on thisperson your job was worse than having to fill on thisperson that your job was worse than having to fill on thisperson that hasfour job was worse than having to fill on thisperson that has to r job was worse than having to fill on thisperson that has to justify 'as the person that has to justify the person that has to justify the and explain that it's the flake and explain that it's crumbly. maybe it's actually incr— crumbly. maybe it's actually inn-o— rt. maybe it's actually just a representation just it's just a representation of just it's just a representation or now— just it's just a representation or now noo— just it's just a representation of how bad our— just it's just a representation of how bad our roads are, that wnen— of how bad our roads are, that wnen-rce— of how bad our roads are, that when-ice cream - of how bad our roads are, that when ice cream vans drive when the ice cream vans drive down—pornoreci when the ice cream vans drive. down—potholes and when the ice cream vans drive. dovtflakes-potholes and when the ice cream vans drive dovtflakes break. potholes and when the ice cream vans drive dovtflakes break. wowotholes and when the ice cream vans drive dovtflakes break. wow holes and when the ice cream vans drive dovtflakes break. wow “cir?“ so the flakes break. wow yeah. so it's the flakes break. wow yeah. so rr-c rne— the flakes break. wow yeah. so we we rory— the flakes break. wow “cir?“ so it's the tory government? “cir?“ it's the tory government? yeah. nor— it's the tory government? yeah. nor wnen— it's the tory government? yeah. nor wnen ne— it's the tory government? yeah. but when he says— it's the tory government? “cir?“ but when he says when he says no— but when he says when he says no rney-re— but when he says when he says that they're naturally flaky, rney-re— that they're naturally flaky, they're naturally, they're they're not naturally, they're

nonrnooe- — they're not naturally, they're manmade.- you- they're not naturally, they're- manmade.- you-and i'm manmade. yeah you know, and i'm hosting show . well, do. hosting this show. well, i do. i just make really good just make the really good stories bit longer, stories last a bit longer, knowing these are, knowing that these ones are, i feel, sabotaged here at last, to be honest. you only hear. schofield yeah, i've got i've be honest. you only hear. sch aield yeah, i've got i've be honest. you only hear. sch a goodeah, i've got i've be honest. you only hear. sch a goodeah, i've ngo 've be honest. you only hear. sch a goodeah, i've ng0 me, he got a good comment. to me, he didn't anything. josh let's didn't do anything. josh let's talk about you didn't talk more about how you didn't do alleges schofield. do anything. alleges schofield. he left his agent of he lost. he left his agent of his own will, cadbury's his own free will, a cadbury's flake flaky, flake and it was very flaky, right? is over. right? the show is nearly over. so quick look so let's take another quick look at front at monday's saturday's front pages. the mirror fill affair storm star sorry for lies on relationship agent acts as him as he quits awards. daily mail equality chief witch hunt probe put on ice the times extra £10,000 to woo more teachers from abroad. the i austerity on trial osborne summoned to covid inquiry over nhs costs. the telegraph defeated russia still a threat to britain. finally, the daily star schofield i lied about affair with young man and those were your front pages. that's it for tonight. thank you very much to leo and nick. tomorrow, andrew and adulthood will be returning to the chair.

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