it's 8:00 on television on radio . it's 8:00 on television on radio and— - it's 8:00 on television on radio and online_ . it's 8:00 on television on radio and online in— . it's 8:00 on television on radio and online in the- it's 8:00 on television on radio and online in the united kingdom— radio and online in the united kingdom and— radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. this— kingdom and across the world. iiis is— kingdom and across the world. iiis is mark— kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight out wiii— this is mark dolan tonight out with britain's— this is mark dolan tonight out with britain's popular on track to with britain's popular on track io oveiiake— with britain's popular on track to overtake france for the first iime— to overtake france for the first iime is— to overtake france for the first time is britain— to overtake france for the first time is britain becoming borderless_ time is britain becoming borderless also as just stop oil pioiesieis— borderless also as just stop oil protesters and— borderless also as just stop oil protesters and crazed tiktok ieenagers— protesters and crazed tiktok teenagers run— protesters and crazed tiktok teenagers run riot . why is teenagers run riot. why is iiiiisii— teenagers run riot. why is british policing now institutionally woke .7 taoiseach institutionally woke.7 taoiseach and mi— institutionally woke.7 taoiseach and top comedian paul cox reveasi— and top comedian paul cox reveasi why— and top comedian paul cox reveals why he's been cancelled for being— reveals why he's been cancelled for being white. _ reveals why he's been cancelled for being white. but.

baci— for being white. but. back io— for being white. but. back to me,- for being white. but. back to me, folks . plus, it is back to me, folks. plus, it is me— back to me, folks. plus, it is iiie iiggesi— back to me, folks. plus, it is the biggest media story of the y...— the biggest media story of the year, potentially— the biggest media story of the year, potentially of the decade. one— year, potentially of the decade. oiie oi— year, potentially of the decade. oiio oi iio— year, potentially of the decade. one of the best— year, potentially of the decade. one of the best known tv piooonioio— one of the best known tv presenters in— one of the best known tv presenters in the country, iiiiiio— presenters in the country, phillip schofield , has phillip schofield, has sensationally been dumped by his agoni— sensationally been dumped by his agoni. now— sensationally been dumped by his agoni. now he— sensationally been dumped by his agent. now he owns shares in im— agent. now he owns shares in iiioi company— agent. now he owns shares in iiioi company .— agent. now he owns shares in that company . they have cut that company. they have cut iioo. — that company. they have cut iioo. io— that company. they have cut iioo. ho hoo— that company. they have cut ties. he has also— that company. they have cut ties. he has also left itv with immoiioio— ties. he has also left itv with immediate effect— ties. he has also left itv with immediate effect . ties. he has also left itv with immediate effect. no ties. he has also left itv with immediate effect . no award immediate effect. no award ceremonies, no— immediate effect. no award ceremonies, no prime time ho— ceremonies, no prime time he is— ceremonies, no prime time series. he is out. why is he ouii— series. he is out. why is he ouii won,— series. he is out. why is he out.7 well, because he has oimiiioi— out.7 well, because he has admitted that— out.7 well, because he has admitted that he lied to his ooiiooguoo— admitted that he lied to his colleagues and— admitted that he lied to his colleagues and the media about an colleagues and the media about on oiioii— colleagues and the media about on oiioii io— colleagues and the media about an affair he had— colleagues and the media about an affair he had with a young moie— an affair he had with a young moio iiv— an affair he had with a young male itv employee . zahawi. it's male itv employee. zahawi. it's an extraordinary— male itv employee. zahawi. it's an extraordinary story . we will an extraordinary story. we will bring— an extraordinary story. we will bring you— an extraordinary story. we will bring you across— an extraordinary story. we will bring you across the board oovoioog oi— bring you across the board coverage of this. we're getting more information— coverage of this. we're getting more information as we broadcast it. more information as we broadcast ii. ani— more information as we broadcast ii. ani wo-o— more information as we broadcast ii. ani goi— more information as we broadcast it. and we've got bids in with oi— it. and we've got bids in with oi iiio— it. and we've got bids in with some of the biggest names in tv, top some of the biggest names in tv, iop ogonio— some of the biggest names in tv, iop ogonio, iv— some of the biggest names in tv, top agents, tv presenters. you ii.— top agents, tv presenters. you ii. iioy— top agents, tv presenters. you name it. they will— top agents, tv presenters. you

name it. they will have their iwo— name it. they will have their iwo pennies— name it. they will have their two pennies worth. so phillip soioiioii,— two pennies worth. so phillip schofield, out— two pennies worth. so phillip schofield, out of— two pennies worth. so phillip schofield, out of itv sacked by his agoni— schofield, out of itv sacked by his agoni. ii-o— schofield, out of itv sacked by his agent. it's a— schofield, out of itv sacked by his agent. it's a massive story oni— his agent. it's a massive story and you— his agent. it's a massive story and you won-i— his agent. it's a massive story and you won't want to go anywhere. — and you won't want to go anywhere. lots- and you won't want to go anywhere. lots to get through. bui— anywhere. lots to get through. oui iron— anywhere. lots to get through. but first, the— anywhere. lots to get through. but first, the news headlines wiii— but first, the news headlines wiii-smiii— but first, the news headlines wiiii-smiiii .— but first, the news headlines wiii-smiiii. - but first, the news headlines with smith . “ew�*é but first, the news headlines- with -smith . thank you very with rory smith. thank you very much. well obviously, you've been hearing phillip schofield has resigned from itv after admitting to having an affair with what he called a younger male colleague at this morning, he told the daily meal he lied about the relationship to his wife, to itv , to colleagues, to wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and his agents. schofield admitted helping the man get into television when he was a teenager. before developing a consensual on off relationship with him. philip has stepped down from itv with immediate effect, meaning he won't be presenting the british soap awards next week or any other show on the channel. he has apologised, saying the relationship which has now ended

was unwise but not illegal. a man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15 month old jacob lennon. jake drummond, the partner of the toddler's mother, was jailed following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse. the boy suffered multiple injuries over a three week period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for allowing jacob's death . well, in other news, the death. well, in other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who murdered him on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for life . finley boden's mother, life. finley boden's mother, shannon marsden , was given a shannon marsden, was given a minimum term of 27 years whilst his father, stephen boden, was given a minimum sentence of 29 years. the baby was taken into care shortly after birth due to child protection concerns, but he was put back into his parents care. just 39 days before he

died . police say the pair were died. police say the pair were jailed for what they described as an incomprehensible crime . as an incomprehensible crime. boden and marsden . from the boden and marsden. from the omi— boden and marsden. from the moment finley— boden and marsden. from the moment finley returned to their care throughout— moment finley returned to their care throughout the trial after oomioiiom— care throughout the trial after conviction and— care throughout the trial after conviction and even at sentence, moo— conviction and even at sentence, have never taken— conviction and even at sentence, have never taken responsibility for have never taken responsibility ioiiioii— have never taken responsibility for their actions— have never taken responsibility for their actions ._ have never taken responsibility for their actions . they lied have never taken responsibility for their actions. they lied and oioimoioi— for their actions. they lied and obstructed professionals who were attempting to see finley to ooioiiioi— were attempting to see finley to establish that— were attempting to see finley to establish that he— were attempting to see finley to establish that he was being comi— establish that he was being cared ioi— establish that he was being cared for in— establish that he was being cared for in the— establish that he was being cared for in the correct manner . a— cared for in the correct manner . a mm— cared for in the correct manner . a wio— cared for in the correct manner . a man who shoved- cared for in the correct manner . a man who shoved just up oil protesters off the road earlier this week has told gb news he felt he had to take matters into his own hands. a scaffolder, louis greaves , pushed two people louis greaves, pushed two people from the group who brought traffic to a standstill in london on tuesday. he was briefly detained by police on suspicion of common assault . suspicion of common assault. while he told us he was doing the work he says the police should have been doing. so of

course i was already " 9 so of course i was already troubles on the course i was already troubles on iio ioiimoyo— course i was already troubles on the railways anyway and i've had to the railways anyway and i've had io goi— the railways anyway and i've had io goi oii— the railways anyway and i've had io goi oii im— the railways anyway and i've had to get off the train— the railways anyway and i've had to get off the train station. i im— to get off the train station. i im im— to get off the train station. i was in the car— to get off the train station. i was in the car and all that immo— was in the car and all that iiyimg io— was in the car and all that iiyimg io goi— was in the car and all that trying to get over the bridge omi— trying to get over the bridge mi imm— trying to get over the bridge mi mom oi— trying to get over the bridge and then of course, just oiomiimg— and then of course, just standing there making me even ioio— standing there making me even ioio ioi— standing there making me even more late for work. and the ooiioo— more late for work. and the police, there's— more late for work. and the police, there's two police oiiioom— police, there's two police officers standing there looking at officers standing there looking oi imm— officers standing there looking oi iiom iiko— officers standing there looking at them like they're not doing moi— at them like they're not doing iioii jobs.— at them like they're not doing imoiiioio. so— at them like they're not doing their jobs. so if— 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, imm— their jobs. so if they can't do it, mom im— their jobs. so if they can't do it, then the members of the ouiiio— it, then the members of the omm-simi— it, then the members of the public start doing it for public can start doing it for iiom — public can start doing it for iiom .— public can start doing it for iiom . iv— public can start doing it for them . tv online on dab+ radio . them. tv online on dab+ radio. imi— them. tv online on dab+ radio. iiio is— them. tv online on dab+ radio. iiio is oi— them. tv online on dab+ radio. this is gb news.— them. tv online on dab+ radio. this is gb news. nato— them. tv online on dab+ radio. this is gb news. nato back- them. tv online on dab+ radio. " cfié \ \i' f mark welcome to mark dolan tonight. with britain's population on mock— with britain's population on imoi io— with britain's population on track to overtake france for the imi— track to overtake france for the iimi iimo— track to overtake france for the first time ever,— track to overtake france for the first time ever, is— track to overtake france for the first time ever, is britain iooomimg— first time ever, is britain becoming borderless as just stop oil becoming borderless as just stop oii oioiooiom— becoming borderless as just stop oil protesters and— becoming borderless as just stop oil protesters and crazed tiktok ioomooom— oil protesters and crazed tiktok ioomogom mm— oil protesters and crazed tiktok teenagers run riots . is british teenagers run riots. is british ioiioimg— teenagers run riots. is british policing institute nationally

woke?— policing institute nationally wokoi ami— policing institute nationally woke.7 and comedian paul cox iovoooi— woke.7 and comedian paul cox oooio io-o— woke.7 and comedian paul cox reveals he's been— woke.7 and comedian paul cox reveals he's been cancelled for ioimo— reveals he's been cancelled for being wiiio. — reveals he's been cancelled for being white. in— reveals he's been cancelled for being white. in my big opinion , being white. in my big opinion, why— being white. in my big opinion, wm mo— being white. in my big opinion, wm mo ooo— being white. in my big opinion, wm mo ooc io— being white. in my big opinion, why the bbc is now using ioopoyoi— why the bbc is now using taxpayer money to censor the ouiiio— taxpayer money to censor the poiiio. iioio— taxpayer money to censor the public. more on— taxpayer money to censor the public. more on this free speech ooomooi— public. more on this free speech scandal shortly— public. more on this free speech scandal shortly in— public. more on this free speech scandal shortly in the big sioiy. — scandal shortly in the big sioiy. amo— scandal shortly in the big sioiy. ami ii— scandal shortly in the big story. and it is- scandal shortly in the big story. and it is a massive story-— story. and it is a massive story. possibly— story. and it is a massive story. possibly the media story of story. possibly the media story oi mo— story. possibly the media story oi iiio year-— story. possibly the media story oi mo year- i— story. possibly the media story of the year. if not— story. possibly the media story of the year. if not the decade. iiiiiiio— of the year. if not the decade. phillip schofield _ of the year. if not the decade. phillip schofield has stepped iowm— phillip schofield has stepped iowm wim— phillip schofield has stepped down with with— phillip schofield has stepped down with with immediate effect as down with with immediate effect oo o piooomioi— down with with immediate effect as a presenter on— down with with immediate effect as a presenter on itv. he's been iiioi— as a presenter on itv. he's been iiioi by— as a presenter on itv. he's been iiioi iy mo— as a presenter on itv. he's been fired by his agent.— as a presenter on itv. he's been fired by his agent. look the iooio— fired by his agent. look the facts around— fired by his agent. look the facts around this are coming in iiioi— facts around this are coming in iiioi omi— facts around this are coming in thick and fast.— facts around this are coming in thick and fast. he— facts around this are coming in thick and fast. he has admitted moi— thick and fast. he has admitted iiioi io— thick and fast. he has admitted iioi iio iioi— thick and fast. he has admitted that he lied to— thick and fast. he has admitted that he lied to his— thick and fast. he has admitted that he lied to his colleagues omi— that he lied to his colleagues omi iio— that he lied to his colleagues and the media— that he lied to his colleagues and the media about an affair he had and the media about an affair he iioi wim— and the media about an affair he iioi wiii o— and the media about an affair he had with a younger— and the media about an affair he had with a younger male itv ompioyoo— had with a younger male itv employee .— had with a younger male itv employee . im— had with a younger male itv employee . in o— had with a younger male itv employee . in a statement given employee. in a statement given to employee. in a statement given io iio— employee. in a statement given io iiio iioiiy— employee. in a statement given to the daily mail— employee. in a statement given to the daily mail newspaper, he ooi,— to the daily mail newspaper, he ooii, im— to the daily mail newspaper, he said, i'm making— to the daily mail newspaper, he said, i'm making this statement via said, i'm making this statement vio iio— said, i'm making this statement vio iiio moii— said, i'm making this statement via the mail. to— said, i'm making this statement via the mail. to whom i've oiiooiy— via the mail. to whom i've already apologised for misleading— already apologised for misleading . and through my misleading. and through my iowyoi— misleading. and through my iowyoi ,— misleading. and through my iowyoi , who— misleading. and through my iowyoi , who i— misleading. and through my lawyer , who i also misled . there lawyer, who i also misled. there you— lawyer, who i also misled. there you iovo— lawyer, who i also misled. there you iovo i,— lawyer, who i also misled. there you have it, folks.— lawyer, who i also misled. there you have it, folks. phillip soioiioii— you have it, folks. phillip schofield lied _ you have it, folks. phillip schofield lied to his lawyer . you have it, folks. phillip schofield lied to his lawyer. he iioi— schofield lied to his lawyer. he iioi io— schofield lied to his lawyer. he

iioi io iiv— schofield lied to his lawyer. he iioi io iiv .— schofield lied to his lawyer. he lied to itv . he— schofield lied to his lawyer. he lied to itv . he lied to his wife lied to itv. he lied to his wife . io— lied to itv. he lied to his wife . uo iioi— lied to itv. he lied to his wife . he lied effectively to the oooi— . he lied effectively to the great british _ . he lied effectively to the great british people with that ioio— great british people with that ioio ooi— great british people with that ioio ooi oi— great british people with that fake act of his— great british people with that fake act of his for so many yooio— fake act of his for so many yooio ,— fake act of his for so many years , so full— fake act of his for so many years , so full reaction to the years, so full reaction to the moiio— years, so full reaction to the media bombshell story of the yooi— media bombshell story of the yooi .— media bombshell story of the yooi . imiiiio— media bombshell story of the year . phillip schofield is out year. phillip schofield is out of year. phillip schofield is out oi iiv— year. phillip schofield is out of itv speaking— year. phillip schofield is out of itv speaking by the way, oioui— of itv speaking by the way, about privileged presenters . in about privileged presenters. in my ioio— about privileged presenters. in my ioio oi— about privileged presenters. in my ioio oi iom— about privileged presenters. in my take at ten, saint gary iimoioi— my take at ten, saint gary iimoioi io— my take at ten, saint gary lineker is at— my take at ten, saint gary lineker is at it— my take at ten, saint gary lineker is at it again, calling iuoi— lineker is at it again, calling iuoi oooi— lineker is at it again, calling iuoi oioo oii— lineker is at it again, calling just stop oil protesters heroes omi— just stop oil protesters heroes omi pioioimo— just stop oil protesters heroes and praising mass migration. i'll and praising mass migration. i-ii io— and praising mass migration. i-ii io oiyimo— and praising mass migration. i'll be giving britain's biggest woio— i'll be giving britain's biggest woke hypocrite— i'll be giving britain's biggest woke hypocrite the red card at ioioo— woke hypocrite the red card at ioioo omi— woke hypocrite the red card at ioioo omi you— woke hypocrite the red card at 10:00 and you won't want to miss it. 10:00 and you won't want to miss ii. iiuo— 10:00 and you won't want to miss ii. iiuo your— 10:00 and you won't want to miss it. plus your emails,— 10:00 and you won't want to miss it. plus your emails, especially the it. plus your emails, especially mo opioy— it. plus your emails, especially mo opioy oo— it. plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, market gb news. .uk the spicy ones, market gb news. .ui io— the spicy ones, market gb news. .uk is schofield's_ the spicy ones, market gb news. .uk is schofield's career now ovom— .uk is schofield's career now ioi— .uk is schofield's career now ioi mo— .uk is schofield's career now over.7 let me know. this show has a over.7 let me know. this show has o ooiiom— over.7 let me know. this show has o ooiiom mio— over.7 let me know. this show has a golden rule. we— over.7 let me know. this show has a golden rule. we don't do boomi— a golden rule. we don't do boring- noi— a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on— a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. and wim— boring. not on my watch. and uiii oioiioo— boring. not on my watch. and with stories like— boring. not on my watch. and with stories like this , it's not with stories like this, it's not ooooiiio. — with stories like this, it's not ooooiiio. noi— with stories like this, it's not possible. not to— with stories like this, it's not possible. not to get through. ioi-o— possible. not to get through. ioi-o oioii— possible. not to get through. let's start with— possible. not to get through. let's start with this . so folks, let's start with this. so folks, let let's start with this. so folks, ioi mo—

let's start with this. so folks, ioi mo ioii— let's start with this. so folks, let me tell you,— let's start with this. so folks, let me tell you, if— let's start with this. so folks, let me tell you, if you're just ioimimo— let me tell you, if you're just ioimimo uo— let me tell you, if you're just ioimimo uo om— let me tell you, if you're just joining us on the— let me tell you, if you're just joining us on the radio or on ioiovioiom— joining us on the radio or on television, phillip schofield, oi— television, phillip schofield, oi iio— television, phillip schofield, one of the best— television, phillip schofield, one of the best known presenters in one of the best known presenters im iio— one of the best known presenters im iiio ooumiiy— one of the best known presenters in the country, stepped down in the country, has stepped down iiom— in the country, has stepped down iiom iiv— in the country, has stepped down iiom iiv wim— in the country, has stepped down from itv with immediate effect . from itv with immediate effect. he from itv with immediate effect. wo wo— from itv with immediate effect. wo oioioi— from itv with immediate effect. he was slated to— from itv with immediate effect. he was slated to present a ioiiioomimo— he was slated to present a forthcoming prime time show iioi-o— forthcoming prime time show iioi-o iono— forthcoming prime time show that's gone. and— forthcoming prime time show that's gone. and also an award omomy iioi— that's gone. and also an award ceremony that is— that's gone. and also an award ceremony that is gone. he's been iumooi— ceremony that is gone. he's been iumpoi iy— ceremony that is gone. he's been iumpoi iy iio— ceremony that is gone. he's been dumped by his agents. they are ooiioi— dumped by his agents. they are called wiremu_ dumped by his agents. they are called wiremu and what's extraordinary— called wiremu and what's extraordinary is that he owns pari— extraordinary is that he owns oooi oi— extraordinary is that he owns pom oi iioi— extraordinary is that he owns part of that company. he's been iioi— part of that company. he's been iioi iy— part of that company. he's been iioi iy o— part of that company. he's been fired by a company that he owns ooioo— fired by a company that he owns ooioo im— fired by a company that he owns shares in. and— fired by a company that he owns shares in. and he— fired by a company that he owns shares in. and he has admitted to shares in. and he has admitted io iyimo— shares in. and he has admitted io iyimo io— shares in. and he has admitted io iyimo io iio— shares in. and he has admitted to lying to his colleagues and the to lying to his colleagues and iiio moiio— to lying to his colleagues and the media about— to lying to his colleagues and the media about an affair he had wim— the media about an affair he had wiii o— the media about an affair he had mm o youmooi— the media about an affair he had with a younger male itv employee . io— with a younger male itv employee . wo ooi,— with a younger male itv employee . wo ooii, im— with a younger male itv employee . he said, i'm very— with a younger male itv employee . he said, i'm very deeply sorry for . he said, i'm very deeply sorry ioi mowing— . he said, i'm very deeply sorry for having misled— . he said, i'm very deeply sorry for having misled .— . he said, i'm very deeply sorry for having misled . he has also for having misled. he has also oiwom— for having misled. he has also oiwom moo— for having misled. he has also given more detail— for having misled. he has also given more detail about the circumstances— given more detail about the circumstances of this relationship. contrary to speculation. _ relationship. contrary to speculation. whilst i met the whom— speculation. whilst i met the wiom iio— speculation. whilst i met the man when he was a teenager and ooioi— man when he was a teenager and ooioi io— man when he was a teenager and was asked to help— man when he was a teenager and was asked to help him get into ioiowioiom— was asked to help him get into ioiowioiom .— was asked to help him get into television , it— was asked to help him get into television , it was— was asked to help him get into television , it was only after he television, it was only after he oioiioi— television, it was only after he oioiioi io— television, it was only after he started to work— television, it was only after he started to work on— television, it was only after he started to work on the show that

it started to work on the show that ii ioomo — started to work on the show that it became more— started to work on the show that it became more than just a iiiomioiio— it became more than just a iiiomioiio .— it became more than just a friendship . but— it became more than just a friendship . but that friendship. but that relationship was unwise as but not relationship was unwise as but moi iiioooi— relationship was unwise as but moi iiioooi .— relationship was unwise as but moi iiioooi. ii— relationship was unwise as but not illegal. it is— relationship was unwise as but not illegal. it is now relationship was unwise as but not illegal . it is now over. not illegal. it is now over. woii— not illegal. it is now over. woii io— not illegal. it is now over. well is his— not illegal. it is now over. well is his career now over.7 we are well is his career now over.7 we ooimo— well is his career now over.7 we ooimo io— well is his career now over.7 we going io io— well is his career now over.7 we are going to be speaking to some of are going to be speaking to some oi iio— are going to be speaking to some oi mo iiooooi— are going to be speaking to some of the biggest agents in the ooumiwy— of the biggest agents in the ooumwy. woo,— of the biggest agents in the country. also, top tv stars and ioumoiioio— country. also, top tv stars and journalists who _ country. also, top tv stars and journalists who are in on this. ioi-o— journalists who are in on this. ioi-o iowo— journalists who are in on this. ioi-o iowo o— journalists who are in on this. let's have a look— journalists who are in on this. let's have a look now at the oiooo— let's have a look now at the stage statement— let's have a look now at the stage statement from his agent . stage statement from his agent. t hey— stage statement from his agent. iioy oo— stage statement from his agent. iioy oi— stage statement from his agent. they are, of course,— stage statement from his agent. they are, of course, wiremu group. — they are, of course, wiremu group. iioy-io— they are, of course, wiremu group. imoy-io o— they are, of course, wiremu group. they're a massive agency. they— group. they're a massive agency. imoy iopiooomi— group. they're a massive agency. they represent ant— group. they're a massive agency. they represent ant and dec and mom— they represent ant and dec and momy oiioi— they represent ant and dec and momy oiiioi big— they represent ant and dec and many other big stars. and here's who— many other big stars. and here's wioi iioiy— many other big stars. and here's who iioiy iioiy— many other big stars. and here's what mary mary beck hates . the what mary mary beck hates. the coo— what mary mary beck hates. the cio moo— what mary mary beck hates. the cio moo ooii— what mary mary beck hates. the ceo has said about— what mary mary beck hates. the ceo has said about that. and let me ceo has said about that. and let mo ioio— ceo has said about that. and let mo ioio ii— ceo has said about that. and let mo ioio ii owoy— ceo has said about that. and let me take it away, she said on iioiiy— me take it away, she said on iioiiy omi— me take it away, she said on motty and integrity are core wooiuo— motty and integrity are core wooiuo .— motty and integrity are core wooiuo . ao— motty and integrity are core values . as for— motty and integrity are core values . as for why muse whole values. as for why muse whole iuoimooo— values. as for why muse whole business defining— values. as for why muse whole business defining everything we do, business defining everything we io, ioiomi— business defining everything we do, talent management is a ioioiiomoiio— do, talent management is a relationship based entirely on iuo.— relationship based entirely on iiuoi. iiio— relationship based entirely on trust. this week— relationship based entirely on trust. this week we've learned imoomomi— trust. this week we've learned imoomom ow— trust. this week we've learned important new information about our important new information about oiiomi— important new information about oiiomi .— important new information about our client , phillip— important new information about our client, phillip schofield. iiooo— our client, phillip schofield. iiooo iooio— our client, phillip schofield. these facts contradicted what iiiiiio — these facts contradicted what iiiiiio iioi— these facts contradicted what philip had previously told wiiomu— philip had previously told wiiomu .— philip had previously told wiiomu , oo— philip had previously told wiremu , as well as the external wiremu, as well as the external oiwiooi— wiremu, as well as the external oiwiooi iiouio— wiremu, as well as the external adviser hours we _ wiremu, as well as the external

adviser hours we brought in to ouooom— adviser hours we brought in to ouppom mm. — adviser hours we brought in to ouppom mm. ao— adviser hours we brought into support him. as a— adviser hours we brought in to support him. as a result, on iiuioioy— support him. as a result, on iiiuioioy wo— support him. as a result, on thursday, we agreed to part oomoomy— thursday, we agreed to part oompomy wim— thursday, we agreed to part company with philip with immediate— company with philip with immediate effects. is there omyomoi— immediate effects. is there anyone? this— immediate effects. is there anyone? this man hasn't lied to mom— anyone? this man hasn't lied to oioui iio— anyone? this man hasn't lied to about his relationship with the youmooi— about his relationship with the youmooi mom— about his relationship with the younger man who worked at itv? ioi-o— younger man who worked at itv? ioi-o ooi— younger man who worked at itv? let's get reaction— younger man who worked at itv? let's get reaction now from gb wowo— let's get reaction now from gb wowo oooi— let's get reaction now from gb news star and— let's get reaction now from gb news star and somebody that was a news star and somebody that was o ioouioi— news star and somebody that was o ioouioi om— news star and somebody that was a regular on this— news star and somebody that was a regular on this morning, bev iumou— a regular on this morning, bev iumoi. ii— a regular on this morning, bev turner. hi, bev. _ a regular on this morning, bev turner. hi, bev. hi- a regular on this morning, bev turner. hi, bev. c: turner. hi, bev. hi, good evening. how are you? listen i'm very well. i'm apologising to imiomuoi— very well. i'm apologising to interrupt that— icy i'm apologising to interrupt that bottle of pinot gigo— interrupt that bottle of pinot grigio, iui— interrupt that bottle of pinot grigio, but your— interrupt that bottle of pinot grigio, but your reaction there it grigio, but your reaction there ii io— grigio, but your reaction there ii io .— grigio, but your reaction there ii io . ii— grigio, but your reaction there ii io . ii wo— grigio, but your reaction there iiio.iiooo— grigio, but your reaction there it is . it was a good guess. your it is. it was a good guess. your ioooiiom— it is. it was a good guess. your ioooiiom io— it is. it was a good guess. your reaction to this— it is. it was a good guess. your reaction to this bombshell oiowy— reaction to this bombshell story. schofield dumped by his ooom— story. schofield dumped by his ooomi omi— story. schofield dumped by his ooom omi iio— story. schofield dumped by his agent and he leaves itv with immoiioio— agent and he leaves itv with immediate effect— agent and he leaves itv with immediate effect . agent and he leaves itv with immediate effect. c agent and he leaves itv with immediate effect . c immediate effect. it's the worst iopi— immediate effect. it's the worst kept secret in tv that phillip schofield old was having relation ships with other men whilst he was still married. i was in the studio, marc on the day— was in the studio, marc on the ioy whom— was in the studio, marc on the ioy wiom iio— was in the studio, marc on the day when he did— was in the studio, marc on the day when he did his big reveal wim— day when he did his big reveal wiiio ioiiy— day when he did his big reveal wiiio hoiiy, you— day when he did his big reveal with holly, you know, holding his with holly, you know, holding iiio ioni— with holly, you know, holding his hand and— with holly, you know, holding his hand and it— with holly, you know, holding his hand and it was all very

omoiiomoi— his hand and it was all very emotional and— his hand and it was all very emotional and we didn't know ooiuoiiy— emotional and we didn't know ooiuoiiy .— emotional and we didn't know ooiuoiiy , i— emotional and we didn't know actually , i was— emotional and we didn't know actually , i was on there to do actually, i was on there to do iio— actually, i was on there to do imo oo— actually, i was on there to do the news review— actually, i was on there to do the news review and we didn't know— the news review and we didn't know iioi— the news review and we didn't know that this— the news review and we didn't know that this this particular ooomy— know that this this particular oioiy woo— know that this this particular oioiy going— know that this this particular story was going to break. but moro— story was going to break. but iioio-woiii— story was going to break. but there weird atmosphere in there was a weird atmosphere in there was a weird atmosphere in imo-.— there was a weird atmosphere in iio-. iio— there was a weird atmosphere in iio-. iio ooomo— there was a weird atmosphere in the . his agents were the studio. his agents were moro— the studio. his agents were iioio .— the studio. his agents were there . funnily_ the studio. his agents were- there . funnily-didn't there. funnily enough, i didn't know— there. funnily enough, i didn't know iioiy-o— there. funnily enough, i didn't know iioiy-o .— there. funnily enough, i didn't know iioiy-o. i— there. funnily enough, i didn't know mary's . i know. there. funnily enough, i didn't know mary's. i know. know there. funnily enough, i didn't know mary's . i know. know mary know mary's. i know. i know mary ioiou— know mary's. i know. i know mary ioiou wio— know mary's. i know. i know mary baker, who-after— know mary's. i know. i know mary baker, who-after-butl baker, who looks after him. but moro— baker, who looks after him. but moo-oooi— baker, who looks after him. but there-good team _ baker, who looks after him. but there good team there, good there are good team there, good ooooio— there are good team there, good people iioi— there are good team there, good people that work— there are good team there, good people that work at that agency ,-h.ey-.e_ people that work at that agency ,-h.ey-.e ooimo— people that work at that agency ,-h.ey-.e ooimo io- people that work at that agency , they're going to be , arnie they're going to be all mowing— , arnie they're going to be all mowimo ouiio— , arnie they're going to be all mowimo ouiio o— , arnie they're going to be all having quite a difficult evening iomioii— having quite a difficult evening iomioioi. iuo— having quite a difficult evening iomiom. iui i— having quite a difficult evening tonight. but i-in- having quite a difficult evening tonight. but i in in the tonight. but i was in in the oiuiio— tonight. but i was in in the oiuiio iioi— tonight. but i was in in the studio that day.— tonight. but i was in in the studio that day. we didn't know who— studio that day. we didn't know wioi woo— studio that day. we didn't know what was coming. _ studio that day. we didn't know what was coming. he sat on the studio that day. we didn't know what he; coming. he sat on the studio that day. we didn't know what he; c0ihisg. he sat on the studio that day. we didn't know what he; c0ihis big e sat on the studio that day. we didn't know what he; c0ihis big reveal.t the studio that day. we didn't know what he; c0ihis big reveal. and sofa. he did his big reveal. and iioi— sofa. he did his big reveal. and iioi-iioi— sofa. he did his big reveal. and iioi-iioi io— sofa. he did his big reveal. and iioi-iioi io 90— sofa. he did his big reveal. and then-had to go in- sofa. he did his big reveal. and then had to go in and talk then we had to go in and talk oioui— then we had to go in and talk oioui iio— then we had to go in and talk about the other— then we had to go in and talk about the other news of the day. but about the other news of the day. iuo-woo— about the other news of the day. but-was obviously- about the other news of the day. but was obviously just but there was obviously just imo—ml but there was obviously just. imo—m iowm this huge one big story in town omi— this huge one big story in town omiliio— this huge one big story in town omiliio iimo— this huge one big story in town and-the time i— this huge one big story in town and the time i said i wonder and at the time i said i wonder wiioi— and at the time i said i wonder which newspaper— and at the time i said i wonder which newspaper is about to out mim— which newspaper is about to out iiim iooouoo— which newspaper is about to out iiim iooouoo i— which newspaper is about to out him because i didn't buy for a oooi— him because i didn't buy for a oooi iioi— him because i didn't buy for a second that genuine second that this was a genuine in, second that this was a genuine im—iimi— second that this was a genuine im—iimi oi— second that this was a genuine in, kind of suddenly in, you know, kind of suddenly io-i— in, you know, kind of suddenly io-i io-i— in, you know, kind of suddenly he'd he'd decided— in, you know, kind of suddenly he'd he'd decided to do the mom— he'd he'd decided to do the mom mimo— he'd he'd decided to do the mom iumo ioy— he'd he'd decided to do the right thing by his wife. i just know— right thing by his wife. i just imowlwoo— right thing by his wife. i just knew .was -to- right thing by his wife. i just knew .was -to be. right thing by his wife. i just knew was to be outed right thing by his wife. i just- knew.was-to be outed by knew he was going to be outed by a knew he was going to be outed by o mowooopou — knew he was going to be outed by a newspaper. sure— knew he was going to be outed by a newspaper. sure enough, the moxi— a newspaper. sure enough, the mow-o— a newspaper. sure enough, the mow-o oio— a newspaper. sure enough, the next-a sit down- a newspaper. sure enough, the next a sit down with the next day did a sit down with the sun next day did a sit down with the omi— next day did a sit down with the omi iioi— next day did a sit down with the sun and that kind— next day did a sit down with the sun and that kind of answered next day did a sit down with the sun question.:ind of answered next day did a sit down with the sun question. soi of answered next day did a sit down with the sun question. so i)f answered next day did a sit down with the sun question. so i would /ered that question. so i would ouooooi— that question. so i would suspect call— that question. so i would suspect call me that suspect call me cynical that iioio-ii— suspect call me cynical that iioio-ii io— suspect call me cynical that there'll be something else that wiii— there'll be something else that wiii-owoi— there'll be something else that will-over the- there'll be something else that will over the weekend in will emerge over the weekend in

the will emerge over the weekend in mo poooio— will emerge over the weekend in mo popoio omi— will emerge over the weekend in the papers and next week, the papers and into next week, iooouoo— the papers and into next week, ioouooo- iio- the papers and into next week, because a big thing because it's quite a big thing for because it's quite a big thing ioi iio— because it's quite a big thing for his agents— because it's quite a big thing for his agents him . for his agents to ditch him. io-o— for his agents to ditch him. io-o ioom— for his agents to ditch him. he's been with— for his agents to ditch him. he's been with them for years omi— he's been with them for years omi yooio— he's been with them for years and years .years. - he's been with them for years and years years. so has they and years and years. so has they got and years and years. so has they ooi iowo— and years and years. so has they ooi mowo omoy— and years and years. so has they ooi mowo iioy ooi— and years and years. so has they got have they got pressure from oiioi— got have they got pressure from other clients? _ got have they got pressure from other clients? that's the other ouooioiom — other clients? that's the other ouopioiom vou— other clients? that's the other suspicion. you think if there is going— suspicion. you think if there is going io— suspicion. you think if there is going io io— suspicion. you think if there is going to be more— suspicion. you think if there is going to be more darkness, which is going to be more darkness, which io oioui— going to be more darkness, which io oioui io— going to be more darkness, which is about to swirl— going to be more darkness, which is about to swirl around the ironi— is about to swirl around the iwomi oi— is about to swirl around the brand of philip— is about to swirl around the brand of philip schofield, are moro— brand of philip schofield, are iioio oiioi— brand of philip schofield, are there other clients who are ooyimo — there other clients who are ooyimo wo — there other clients who are saying we don't- there other clients who are saying we don't want to be oooooioioi— saying we don't want to be associated -youi saying we don't want to be- associated -you know, associated with this? you know, owoiyioiy-o— associated with this? you know, owoiyioiy-o-oi- associated with this? you know, everybody's at turning everybody's very good at turning a everybody's very good at turning o iiimi— everybody's very good at turning o iiimi oyo— everybody's very good at turning a blind eye and— everybody's very good at turning a blind eye and keeping quiet. but a blind eye and keeping quiet. iui oo— a blind eye and keeping quiet. iui oo ooo— a blind eye and keeping quiet. but as soon-they- a blind eye and keeping quiet. but as soon they there but as soon as they think there miom—iii— but as soon as they think there miom—iii oi- might be a little bit of iioiiooi— might be a little bit of kickback on- might be a little bit of kickback on maybe might be a little bit of- kickback on-maybe they might be a little bit of— kickback on-maybe they are kickback on them, maybe they are not kickback on them, maybe they are moi iuiio — kickback on them, maybe they are moi iuiio oo— kickback on them, maybe they are not quite as supportive of their iom— not quite as supportive of their former friend— not quite as supportive of their former friend as— not quite as supportive of their former friend as they used to io. — former friend as they used to io. ioii— former friend as they used to io. ioii mo— former friend as they used to be. tell me about- former friend as they used to be. tell me about the- former friend as they used to be. cc be. tell me about the phillip schofield that, you know, having been a regular on the this morning sofa. well, he's quite hard to know , i would say. and hard to know, i would say. and in fact, i've written a piece on iio— in fact, i've written a piece on imo oi— in fact, i've written a piece on imo oi wowo— in fact, i've written a piece on the gb news website. amazing oooi— the gb news website. amazing iooi ioy— the gb news website. amazing iooi iy oioui— the gb news website. amazing read by about half a million, moii— read by about half a million, ioii woii— read by about half a million, half well, it's— read by about half a million, half well, it's not that omozimo,— half well, it's not that amazing, but it's been read by moii— amazing, but it's been read by ioii o— amazing, but it's been read by half a million— amazing, but it's been read by half a million people the half a million people in the iooi— half a million people in the iooi-ioyo.— half a million people in the iooi-ioyo. so- half a million people in the last days. so the clearly last three days. so the clearly poooio— last three days. so the clearly people-interested - last three days. so the clearly people interested in this people are interested in this iomo.— people are interested in this iopio. ami— people are interested in this topic. and he's— people are interested in this topic. and he's quite difficult topic. and he's quite difficult io-io— topic. and he's quite difficult io-io-i— topic. and he's quite difficult

to-to-i would- topic. and he's quite difficult to to i would say. topic. and he's quite difficult. to-to-i would say. you to get to know. i would say. you know— to get to know. i would say. you know you— to get to know. i would say. you know. you know— to get to know. i would say. you know, you know, it's like mark, whom— know, you know, it's like mark, whom you— know, you know, it's like mark, when you're hosting a live show iiio— when you're hosting a live show imo-omi— when you're hosting a live show iiio-omi you— when you're hosting a live show like-and you have- when you're hosting a live show like and you have guests like this and you have guests commo— like this and you have guests coming—oi- like this and you have guests coming—of the- like this and you have guests. coming—of the studio, coming in and out of the studio, moro— coming in and out of the studio, there-necessarily- coming in and out of the studio, there necessarily to there isn't necessarily time to oioi. — there isn't necessarily time to oioi. so— there isn't necessarily time to oioi. so you— there isn't necessarily time to chat. so you don't— there isn't necessarily time to chat. so you don't expect there to chat. so you don't expect there ioliommoo— chat. so you don't expect there ioliommoo oi— chat. so you don't expect there to tonnes of conversation. to be tonnes of conversation. iuo—io- to be tonnes of conversation. iuo—io iiol to be tonnes of conversation. . but—to the point but when i'm doing to the point wim— but when i'm doing to the point wiii—owoiy- but when i'm doing to the point. with _every morning with andrew pierce every morning on with andrew pierce every morning ommmo— iiii- with andrew pierce every morning ommmo— iiii i2- on gb news half nine till 12, i moio— on gb news half nine till 12, i make sure that— on gb news half nine till 12, i make sure that when guests come in, make sure that when guests come imli-wo— make sure that when guests come imli-wo moi— make sure that when guests come imli-wo moi moi— make sure that when guests come in, i've not met them, i will in, if i've not met them, i will oioio— in, if i've not met them, i will oioio iioi— in, if i've not met them, i will shake their hand. _ in, if i've not met them, i will shake their hand. if i've met mom— shake their hand. if i've met them before,— shake their hand. if i've met them before, they normally don't oooooo— them before, they normally don't oooooo-iuo— them before, they normally don't oooooo-iuo omi- them before, they normally don't escape-hug and a- them before, they normally don't escape hug and a kiss, escape without a hug and a kiss, to escape without a hug and a kiss, io io— escape without a hug and a kiss, io io iom— escape without a hug and a kiss, io io ioii. iuo— escape without a hug and a kiss, to be fair. but phillip schofield— to be fair. but phillip- schofield -close schofield is quite a close book. wo-o— schofield is quite a close book. io-o o— schofield is quite a close book. io-o o iii— schofield is quite a close book. io-o o iii oi— schofield is quite a close book. he's a bit of a— schofield is quite a close book. he's a bit of a cold— schofield is quite a close book. he's a bit of a cold fish. that wouii— he's a bit of a cold fish. that wouii io— he's a bit of a cold fish. that wouii io my— he's a bit of a cold fish. that would be my impression of him. ami—oomo— would be my impression of him. and—some times- would be my impression of him. and—some times i and there were some times when i wouii— and there were some times when i wouii ioy— and there were some times when i wouii iiy io— and there were some times when i wouii my io, you— and there were some times when i would try to, you know, we had muiuoi— would try to, you know, we had mutual friends— would try to, you know, we had mutual friends moved mutual friends who like moved imo—i- mutual friends who like moved imio—i iioi- into the same area. i had iiiomio— into the same area. i had friends-were- into the same area. i had friends were his new friends who were his new moiomiouio— friends who were his new neighbours, or- friends who were his new neighbours, or moved into neighbours, or he'd moved into his neighbours, or he'd moved into iio—iuoi- neighbours, or he'd moved into iio—iuoi o- neighbours, or he'd moved into his—just a little. his three actually just a little bit his three actually just a little iii-iio— his three actually just a little bit-the road— his three actually just a little bit the road from me. and bit down the road from me. and yet bit down the road from me. and yoo-woo— bit down the road from me. and yoo-woo moo— bit down the road from me. and yet-was never any- bit down the road from me. and yet was never any attempt yet there was never any attempt to yet there was never any attempt io io, — yet there was never any attempt io io, you — yet there was never any attempt io io, you-imi- yet there was never any attempt to do, you-kind of- yet there was never any attempt to do, you kind of follow to do, you know, kind of follow up,— to do, you know, kind of follow “po-sort— to do, you know, kind of follow “po-sort oi— to do, you know, kind of follow up, sort of conversation. up, that sort of conversation. if up, that sort of conversation. ii-ioimo— up, that sort of conversation. if being completely if i was being completely oouoo,— if i was being completely iomooii—ol if i was being completely- honest,_a little honest, it was almost a little bit honest, it was almost a little iii-woo— honest, it was almost a little bit-was hiding- bit like he was hiding something. - bit like he was hiding something. and you know, crikey, mow— something. and you know, crikey, how exhausting— something. and you know, crikey, how exhausting must it have been to how exhausting must it have been io—iiiooo— how exhausting must it have been io—iiooo-wioml to hide for all those years when he to hide for all those years when ioo-mowioi— to hide for all those years when he-married and— to hide for all those years when he married and that he was he was married and that he was moving— he was married and that he was having relationships with men? i ioii— having relationships with men? i mean, talk about—

having relationships with men? i mean, talk about i— having relationships with men? i mean, talk about i mean, in a , moro— mean, talk about i mean, in a sense , there must— mean, talk about i mean, in a sense , there must be a huge sense, there must be a huge iowoioiiom— sense, there must be a huge revelation like— sense, there must be a huge revelation like relief for him iioi— revelation like relief for him iioi iio— revelation like relief for him iioi ioo omo— revelation like relief for him that he can now— revelation like relief for him that he can now live this life. ami— that he can now live this life. ami ow— that he can now live this life. ami ii-o— that he can now live this life. and now it's all— that he can now live this life. and now it's all come crashing iowm— and now it's all come crashing iowm io-o— and now it's all come crashing down. he's lived,— and now it's all come crashing down. he's lived, he's come out, ioo-o— down. he's lived, he's come out, ioo-o iiwimo— down. he's lived, he's come out, ioo-o iiwimo iio— down. he's lived, he's come out, he's living the life.— down. he's lived, he's come out, he's living the life. i— down. he's lived, he's come out, he's living the life. i guess he oiwoyo— he's living the life. i guess he oiwoyo-iiwo. - he's living the life. i guess he always-live. and. he's living the life. i guess he. always-live. and now always wanted to live. and now who— always wanted to live. and now wioiloomi— always wanted to live. and now wioiloomi-io- always wanted to live. and now. what-earth-to happen what on earth is going to happen to what on earth is going to happen ioiooioow— what on earth is going to happen to-career? well,— what on earth is going to happen to career? well, that's to his career? well, that's a iiiiiiomi— to his career? well, that's a brilliant—do- to his career? well, that's a- brilliant—do-stay brilliant question. do you stay wiii— brilliant question. do you stay wiii uo— brilliant question. do you stay with us, bev. have a quick swig while i bring on our next entertainment reporter. who have we got? greg coming in? let's speak to ellie phillips now, who is a top showbiz journalist who joins us alongside bev turner. you're missing a little glass of something white and strong there , ellie. but let's get to this story. do you think that phillip schofield's tv career is now over ? yeah, 100. it's done . over? yeah, 100. it's done. iioio-o— over? yeah, 100. it's done. iioio-o mo— over? yeah, 100. it's done. there's no way— over? yeah, 100. it's done. there's no way that- c / �*00 it's done. there's no way that he can come oooi— there's no way that he can come iooi iiom — there's no way that he can come back from this. _ there's no way that he can come back from this. i— there's no way that he can come back from this. i think once an ooomi-o— back from this. i think once an ooomi-o iiio— back from this. i think once an ooom-o iiio .— back from this. i think once an agent's like , why— back from this. i think once an agent's like , why am you for agent's like, why am you for iiom — agent's like, why am you for iiom io— agent's like, why am you for them to have— agent's like, why am you for them to have dropped him with immoiioio— them to have dropped him with immediate effect— them to have dropped him with immediate effect for him to have iooiomoi— immediate effect for him to have iooiomoi iiom — immediate effect for him to have resigned from itv— immediate effect for him to have resigned from itv and stepped iowm— resigned from itv and stepped iowm iom— resigned from itv and stepped down from hosting the british sooo— down from hosting the british soop awoiio— down from hosting the british soap awards, which were meant to be soap awards, which were meant to io oi— soap awards, which were meant to io oi iio— soap awards, which were meant to be at the beginning— soap awards, which were meant to be at the beginning of next momm— be at the beginning of next momiio .— be at the beginning of next momiio . io-o— be at the beginning of next month . he's longer to be

month. he's no longer to be iomo— month. he's no longer to be iomo iomoimo— month. he's no longer to be doing dancing on ice. there's iuoi— doing dancing on ice. there's iuoi mo— doing dancing on ice. there's ruoi mo coming— doing dancing on ice. there's just no coming back. at the end of just no coming back. at the end oi-ioy.— just no coming back. at the end oi-ioy. io-o— just no coming back. at the end oi-ioy. io-o oi.— just no coming back. at the end of day. he's 61. think, of the day. he's 61. i think, you— of the day. he's 61. i think, you-realistically,- of the day. he's 61. i think, you realistically, would you know, realistically, would his you know, realistically, would oio—om- you know, realistically, would iio—om forl you know, realistically, would. his—on for that his career have gone on for that much— his career have gone on for that muoio iomooi— his career have gone on for that much longer anyway? no, he won't oooi— much longer anyway? no, he won't iooi iiom — much longer anyway? no, he won't come back from this.— much longer anyway? no, he won't come back from this. right . come back from this. all right. yes:— come back from this. all right. woo imiooi— come back from this. all right. woo imiooi. — come back from this. all right. yes, indeed . now,- come back from this. all right. yes, indeed . who” c yes, indeed. now, listen, let's talk about some of his colleagues. do you think that, ellie, this could impact the reputation of holly willoughby , reputation of holly willoughby, his former co—host ? i i think his former co—host? i i think possibly the thing i would say is i'd like everyone to realise he's watching this, that what you see on camera in terms of the length of time that, for example, holly and phil were on this reflect this morning does not reflect what happens behind the scenes in producers working in terms of producers working there and runners and things like people are like that. so when people are ooyimoi— like that. so when people are ooyimolimow— like that. so when people are saying, - know, - knew?| like that. so when people are- saying, - know, - knew? how saying, you know, who knew? how iomo— saying, you know, who knew? how long—for— saying, you know, who knew? how long—for o- saying, you know, who knew? how long—for oioil long did they know for a lot of the long did they know for a lot of imo-working— long did they know for a lot of the-working there- long did they know for a lot of the working there now the people working there now wiii— the people working there now wiii-wowoi- the people working there now will worked there when will not have worked there when this will not have worked there when imo young— will not have worked there when imo youmo mom— will not have worked there when this young man was working for this young man was working for iiio—iiimil this morning. so i don't think it's this morning. so i don't think no moii— this morning. so i don't think no mom io— this morning. so i don't think it's right to condemn, you know, a it's right to condemn, you know, owioio— it's right to condemn, you know, o wioio wooiom — it's right to condemn, you know, a whole program or— it's right to condemn, you know, a whole program or a whole oioiiom— a whole program or a whole station because— a whole program or a whole station because actions of station because the actions of poo im— station because the actions of one person i'm not sure how wire,— one person i'm not sure how wire-nor- one person i'm not sure how willie,-not sure- one person i'm not sure how willie, not sure how willie, how i'm not sure how ioiiy— willie, how i'm not sure how holly willoughby comes out of

this holly willoughby comes out of imo-ioy— holly willoughby comes out of this-they were- holly willoughby comes out of. this-they were .close. this because they were so close. they— this because they were so close. iioy-ouoi— this because they were so close. they - such close - this because they were so close. they such close friends. they were such close friends. iui— they were such close friends. iui ii-o— they were such close friends. iui ii-o oioo— they were such close friends. but it's also got— they were such close friends. but it's also got to be said iioi— but it's also got to be said iioi oo— but it's also got to be said iioi oi— but it's also got to be said that one of the— but it's also got to be said that one of the reporters that ouo— that one of the reporters that came out and— that one of the reporters that came out and one of the reasons iioi— came out and one of the reasons iioi iioy— came out and one of the reasons that they allegedly— came out and one of the reasons that they allegedly fell out so iooomiiy— that they allegedly fell out so recently. because - that they allegedly fell out so recently because she she recently is because she said she uoooi— recently is because she said she uoooi oi— recently is because she said she was upset at allegedly that he ioim-i— was upset at allegedly that he hadn't warned— was upset at allegedly that he hadn't warned her about what was going— hadn't warned her about what was going io— hadn't warned her about what was going io oomo— hadn't warned her about what was going io ouo— hadn't warned her about what was going to come out about his iioiiiou— going to come out about his brother, timothy, who was just iooi— brother, timothy, who was just iooi iiiioy— brother, timothy, who was just last friday convicted of those 11 last friday convicted of those ii oiiii— last friday convicted of those ii oiiii oo— last friday convicted of those 11 child sex offences and oomiomooi— 11 child sex offences and sentenced to _ 11 child sex offences and sentenced to 12 years in prison. ami— sentenced to 12 years in prison. ami oio— sentenced to 12 years in prison. ami oio ioo— sentenced to 12 years in prison. and she has said— sentenced to 12 years in prison. and she has said through people or imouoi— and she has said through people or through rumours or whatever, iioi— or through rumours or whatever, iioi oio— or through rumours or whatever, that she didn't— or through rumours or whatever, that she didn't know. and that was one of the— that she didn't know. and that was one of the big problems in iioi— was one of the big problems in their relationship. _ was one of the big problems in their relationship. so was this oomoiiimo— their relationship. so was this something-also- their relationship. so was this something also hid from something that he also hid from ioiiy— something that he also hid from ioiiy i— something that he also hid from ioiiy i im— something that he also hid from hoiiy i i-m moi— something that he also hid from holly ? i'm not-i- something that he also hid from holly ? i'm not i think holly? i'm not sure. i think iiio— holly? i'm not sure. i think iiio oooi— holly? i'm not sure. i think like beth said— holly? i'm not sure. i think like beth said earlier, it's one of like beth said earlier, it's one oi-woioi— like beth said earlier, it's one oi-woioi iooi— like beth said earlier, it's one of worst kept secrets in the of the worst kept secrets in the imiuoiiy. — of the worst kept secrets in the imiuowy. amio— of the worst kept secrets in the industry. arnie we— of the worst kept secrets in the industry. arnie we all know who imio— industry. arnie we all know who imo-mom— industry. arnie we all know who imo-mom io— industry. arnie we all know who this-man is and- industry. arnie we all know who this-man is and we- industry. arnie we all know who this man is and we all this young man is and we all know— this young man is and we all know-iio— this young man is and we all know-he looks- this young man is and we all know he looks like. we know know what he looks like. we know wioio— know what he looks like. we know wioio iio— know what he looks like. we know where he worked.— know what he looks like. we know where he worked. we know he went oiioiwoiio. — where he worked. we know he went oiioiwoiio. wo— where he worked. we know he went afterwards. we know— where he worked. we know he went afterwards. we know exactly what ioopomoi— afterwards. we know exactly what happened- ami— afterwards. we know exactly what happened. and because everyone know— knew about it. but until someone was knew about it. but until someone woo-pui— knew about it. but until someone woo-iuo iioi- knew about it. but until someone was-put their head- was willing to put their head oiowo— was willing to put their head oiowo iio— was willing to put their head above the parapet and say this wooloiioii— above the parapet and say this wooloiioii .— above the parapet and say this was-affair , this— above the parapet and say this was affair , this was someone was an affair, this was someone iioi— was an affair, this was someone iioi iio— was an affair, this was someone iioi ioo moi— was an affair, this was someone

that he met when— was an affair, this was someone that he met when they were a ioomooou— that he met when they were a ioomooou iioi— that he met when they were a teenager, that he— that he met when they were a teenager, that he helped to get imio— teenager, that he helped to get into television.— teenager, that he helped to get into television. and then they oioiioi— into television. and then they oioiioi imio— into television. and then they started this romance relationship until someone who had relationship until someone who iioi omoioio— relationship until someone who had concrete evidence of that or iioi— had concrete evidence of that or was first hand,— had concrete evidence of that or was first hand, there . it was was first hand, there. it was iuoi— was first hand, there. it was ruoi iumouio— was first hand, there. it was just rumours and speculation . just rumours and speculation. ami— just rumours and speculation. ami oo— just rumours and speculation. ami oo i— just rumours and speculation. and so i think— just rumours and speculation. and so i think i— just rumours and speculation. and so i think i agree with bev ooom— and so i think i agree with bev once again, more— and so i think i agree with bev once again, more is going to oui— once again, more is going to oui oi— once again, more is going to come out of this— once again, more is going to come out of this in the week to ioiiow. — come out of this in the week to ioiiow. woii— come out of this in the week to follow. well of— come out of this in the week to follow. well of course, mr soioiioii— follow. well of course, mr schofield is— follow. well of course, mr schofield is not here to defend iiimooii. — schofield is not here to defend iiimooii. io— schofield is not here to defend himself. he would- schofield is not here to defend himself. : f himself. he would certainly challenge any allegations that he any relationship with he had any relationship with somebody underage and that's somebody underage. and that's certainly accusation on certainly not an accusation on the he has said , however, the table. he has said, however, that though the relationship was legal , well, it was unwise that though the relationship was legal, well, it was unwise . and legal, well, it was unwise. and briefly bev turner very unwise. it's just a very, very bad look for a powerful figure. how do you think he he managed to get back on air this week? that's not great for itv, is it? when they spent a week with holly and phil back on this morning pretending nothing had happened ? idon't pretending nothing had happened ? i don't know whether you've iio— ? i don't know whether you've seen the morning— c’ i don't know whether you've seen the morning show on apple iv. — seen the morning show on apple iv. moro— seen the morning show on apple iv. iioio io—

seen the morning show on apple iv. more is o— seen the morning show on apple tv. there is a drama- seen the morning show on apple tv. there is a drama ,- seen the morning show on apple tv. : a" tv. there is a drama, an american drama, and it's about something which is scary , very something which is scary, very similar to this , not quite in similar to this, not quite in the same way , but the where the the same way, but the where the parallel does stand up, which is this idea that the famous , rich, this idea that the famous, rich, wealthy, powerful , awful man is wealthy, powerful, awful man is able to get away with things behind the scenes because everybody around buys into it. nobody asks the tough questions. nobody asks the tough questions. nobody wants to rock the boat . nobody wants to rock the boat. and so really , he i think what's and so really, he i think what's happened here is like the sick has started to sink, the ship has started to sink, the ship has started to sink, the ship has started to sink, and the rats have started . everybody's rats have started. everybody's just run in and looking after their own skin, looking after their own skin, looking after their own skin, looking after their own backs . and i would their own backs. and i would repeat this, i think it's really important actually, to point out that he hasn't done anything illegal. all this this young man that he had this relationship with, there was a clearly a significant age difference, but

he wasn't a young person. he wasn't underage for the activities that he was engaging in with philip. so in a way, maybe that's why the people around him did just turn a blind eye and think, well, you know , eye and think, well, you know, we can't we don't want to upset the golden goose. he's laying too many eggs. the golden goose. he's laying too many eggs . we're not going too many eggs. we're not going too many eggs. we're not going to rock the boat here. let's just keep him on telly , keep it just keep him on telly, keep it quiet. i don't know how they did it for so long, to be honest. that's what's remarkable , is that's what's remarkable, is that he was able to be protected for many years . that he was able to be protected for many years. um, and that he was able to be protected for many years . um, and let's for so many years. um, and let's see what happens now. i think actually i think what's happened with holly, my opinion on this is i've noticed recently she's been on quite a journey , to use been on quite a journey, to use that terrible phrase. she set up this business, she's got a very successful it's a bit like gwyneth paltrow's goop , and it's gwyneth paltrow's goop, and it's a brand lifestyle. it's quite good, i have to say. i like it. i like the ethos of the brand . i i like the ethos of the brand. i like the ethos of the products. and holly willoughby, you could

quite clearly see on the tv, she was getting a bit sick of playing second fiddle to phillip schofield. his schofield. she'd been in his shadow so long. when you're shadow for so long. when you're on that sofa, it's quite clear who's driving that programme on that sofa, it's quite clear who'isdriving that programme on that sofa, it's quite clear who'is the ng that programme on that sofa, it's quite clear who'is the passengerigramme on that sofa, it's quite clear who'is the passenger . ramme on that sofa, it's quite clear who'is the passenger . and ne on that sofa, it's quite clear who'is the passenger . and ia who is the passenger. and i think she's probably got a bit sick and now guess sick of that. and now guess what? might just be holly's time. that's all right. well. well, it might be.- time. that's all right. well. well, it might be. i- c ” g well. well, it might be. i final iiouomo— well, it might be. i final thoughts on— well, it might be. i final thoughts on this, ellie? i've omiy— thoughts on this, ellie? i've omiy ooi— thoughts on this, ellie? i've omiy ooi o— thoughts on this, ellie? i've omiy ooi o iow— thoughts on this, ellie? i've only got a few seconds. so iwioiiy— only got a few seconds. so iwioiiy ii— only got a few seconds. so briefly, if-can- only got a few seconds. so briefly, if can say as well. briefly, if you can say as well. i briefly, if you can say as well. i immi— briefly, if you can say as well. i iimi iio— briefly, if you can say as well. i think the telling— briefly, if you can say as well. i think the telling thing about one of the statement well is one of the statement as well is that specified that when he that he specified that when he left week ago, left this morning, a week ago, that was unrelated to that that was unrelated to anything that he addressed in the and that the statement today. and that was not even a week ago. so that does lend you to think that more stuff is going to come out. and also what beverley said, also as to what beverley said, it's illegal at all, but it it's not illegal at all, but it does ask question in terms it's not illegal at all, but it d0(y0u-k question in terms it's not illegal at all, but it dotyou know,question in terms it's not illegal at all, but it dotyou know, positions n terms it's not illegal at all, but it dotyou know, positions of erms of, you know, positions of power, you know, dynamics in the workplace and whether it's right or morally right to have , uh, or morally right to have, uh, well, we know it's not morally right affair, but to right to have an affair, but to have relationships with someone in workplace when there's in the workplace when there's such dynamic

such a huge power dynamic difference them. so difference between them. so there the questions are there the questions that are coming who coming out at the moment and who knows what will about knows what more will come about this stated matter, which this unruly stated matter, which he he left this he says is why he left this morning. my thanks to the brilliant ellie phillips showbiz journalist and the equally highly esteemed gb news star with a lovely glass of something cold and alcoholic . the cold and alcoholic. the brilliant bev— cold and alcoholic. the brilliant bev turner- the brilliant bev turner who is of iio— brilliant bev turner who is of course, the star— brilliant bev turner who is of course, the star of to the point on oi— course, the star of to the point on oi wowo.— course, the star of to the point on gb news. thank— course, the star of to the point on gb news. thank you both . he on gb news. thank you both. he iioi— on gb news. thank you both. he iioi io— on gb news. thank you both. he iioi io iiv— on gb news. thank you both. he iioi io iiv .— on gb news. thank you both. he lied to itv . he— on gb news. thank you both. he lied to itv . he lied— on gb news. thank you both. he lied to itv . he lied to his lied to itv. he lied to his iowyou— lied to itv. he lied to his iowyoi. io— lied to itv. he lied to his lawyer. he lied- lied to itv. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to the media. he iioi— lawyer. he lied to the media. he iioi io— lawyer. he lied to the media. he iioi io iio— lawyer. he lied to the media. he lied to his wife— lawyer. he lied to the media. he lied to his wife and— lawyer. he lied to the media. he lied to his wife and kids. and in my— lied to his wife and kids. and in my wow— lied to his wife and kids. and in my view, with— lied to his wife and kids. and in my view, with that fake performance _ in my view, with that fake performance last week, he lied to performance last week, he lied io iio— performance last week, he lied to the british— performance last week, he lied to the british people. more on imio— to the british people. more on this bombshell— to the british people. more on this bombshell story throughout the this bombshell story throughout imo oiow— this bombshell story throughout imo oiow .— this bombshell story throughout iiio oiow . iuo— this bombshell story throughout the show . but next up is britain the show. but next up is britain iooomimo— the show. but next up is britain becoming borderless and has the ooiioo— becoming borderless and has the ooiioo im— becoming borderless and has the ooiioo im imio— becoming borderless and has the police in this country become institutionally— police in this country become institutionally woke ? we'll institutionally woke? we'll iioouoo— institutionally woke? we'll discuss that—

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us, sensational news. philip emera— us, sensational news. philip schofield, one— us, sensational news. philip schofield, one of the best known wooomioio— schofield, one of the best known piooomioio im— schofield, one of the best known presenters in the— schofield, one of the best known presenters in the country, a guy who— presenters in the country, a guy who oioiioi— presenters in the country, a guy who started his— presenters in the country, a guy who started his career on the iio— who started his career on the bbc presenting— who started his career on the bbc presenting children's pioioimmooo— bbc presenting children's programmes, has sensationally left programmes, has sensationally ioii iiv— programmes, has sensationally left itv with— programmes, has sensationally left itv with immediate effect omi— left itv with immediate effect omi iio— left itv with immediate effect omi ioo ioo— left itv with immediate effect and he has been— left itv with immediate effect and he has been dumped by his ooom.— and he has been dumped by his ooom. wow— and he has been dumped by his ooom. wow ioo-o— and he has been dumped by his agent. now he's been with this ooom— agent. now he's been with this ooom ioo— agent. now he's been with this agent for decades. _ agent. now he's been with this agent for decades. there are massive conglomerate. they look oiioi— massive conglomerate. they look oiioi momy— massive conglomerate. they look after many other— massive conglomerate. they look after many other top careers, imoiuiimo— after many other top careers, imoiuiimo omi— after many other top careers, including ant and dec. they're woiy— including ant and dec. they're very influential— including ant and dec. they're very influential .— including ant and dec. they're very influential . well, they've very influential. well, they've iumooi— very influential. well, they've iumpoi iiim — very influential. well, they've dumped him even though he owns ooioo— dumped him even though he owns ooioo im— dumped him even though he owns ooioo im iio— dumped him even though he owns shares in the business. so it's a shares in the business. so it's o ooomy.— shares in the business. so it's a massive story. we're going to iumo— a massive story. we're going to bring ioooiiom— a massive story. we're going to bring reaction from across the woui— bring reaction from across the woiii oi— bring reaction from across the woiii oi iv— bring reaction from across the world of tv and— bring reaction from across the world of tv and showbiz . this is world of tv and showbiz. this is smoiioii-o— world of tv and showbiz. this is schofield's career— world of tv and showbiz. this is schofield's career now over. and oioo— schofield's career now over. and also i— schofield's career now over. and oioo , wioi— schofield's career now over. and oioo , wioi oi— schofield's career now over. and also , what of the— schofield's career now over. and also , what of the reputation also, what of the reputation iomooo— also, what of the reputation iomooo io— also, what of the reputation damage to itv— also, what of the reputation damage to itv ?_ also, what of the reputation damage to itv ? so all of that to damage to itv? so all of that to iui— damage to itv? so all of that to come. but first,— damage to itv? so all of that to come. but first, britain's oopuioiiom— come. but first, britain's population is— come. but first, britain's population is on track to owoiioio— population is on track to overtake france for the first iimo — overtake france for the first iimo ovoi— overtake france for the first time ever after— overtake france for the first time ever after record high net mioioiiom— time ever after record high net migration figures— time ever after record high net migration figures hit more than 600,000— migration figures hit more than 600,000 iooi— migration figures hit more than 600,000 last year. and since iiooo— 600,000 last year. and since iiooo iiouioo— 600,000 last year. and since those figures were released, the moio— those figures were released, the

moio mowopopoi— those figures were released, the male newspaper exclusively ioooiio— male newspaper exclusively iopoiio iioi— male newspaper exclusively reports that 50— male newspaper exclusively reports that 50 migrants on a rumor— reports that 50 migrants on a rumor omomy— reports that 50 migrants on a rubber dinghy in— reports that 50 migrants on a rubber dinghy in the channel oioioi— rubber dinghy in the channel pioioi up— rubber dinghy in the channel were picked up by a border force wooooi— were picked up by a border force wooooi oiioi— were picked up by a border force vessel after refusing to be ooouoi— vessel after refusing to be ooouoi ioy— vessel after refusing to be ooouoi iy o— vessel after refusing to be rescued by a french naval woioiio— rescued by a french naval woioioio im— rescued by a french naval woioioip in o— rescued by a french naval warship in a two hour operation, ioiioi— warship in a two hour operation, ioiioi ioioo— warship in a two hour operation, border force vessel— warship in a two hour operation, border force vessel ranger raced iom— border force vessel ranger raced iiom iio— border force vessel ranger raced iiom imo iom— border force vessel ranger raced from the kent coast to the oouoi — from the kent coast to the oouoi oi— from the kent coast to the centre of the— from the kent coast to the centre of the channel to bring the centre of the channel to bring imo mioiomio— centre of the channel to bring the migrants into— centre of the channel to bring the migrants into dover. the memo- the migrants into dover. the mioiomio oo— the migrants into dover. the migrants are understood to have iumoi— migrants are understood to have iumoi iowm— migrants are understood to have turned down the— migrants are understood to have turned down the french navy's oiioi— turned down the french navy's oiioi oi— turned down the french navy's offer of rescue _ turned down the french navy's offer of rescue to _ turned down the french navy's offer of rescue to avoid being ioiumoi— offer of rescue to avoid being ioiumoi io— offer of rescue to avoid being returned to france. they arrived at returned to france. they arrived oi oowoi— returned to france. they arrived oi i>owoi imio— returned to france. they arrived at dover this morning. so will omom— at dover this morning. so will iiiioim ovoi— at dover this morning. so will britain ever tackle the migrant oiioioi— britain ever tackle the migrant oiioioi ami— britain ever tackle the migrant crisis? and lower— britain ever tackle the migrant crisis? and lower immigration? ioo-o— crisis? and lower immigration? ioi-o ooi— crisis? and lower immigration? ioi-o ooi iio— crisis? and lower immigration? let's get the views now of poiiiiooi— let's get the views now of political commentator and former iiiii— political commentator and former wiii iioi— political commentator and former ukip mep godfrey— political commentator and former ukip mep godfrey bloom. godfrey, opoiooioo— ukip mep godfrey bloom. godfrey, oooiooioo ioo— ukip mep godfrey bloom. godfrey, apologies for the— ukip mep godfrey bloom. godfrey, apologies for the somewhat iiumooioi— apologies for the somewhat truncated conversation. we're iomo— truncated conversation. we're going io — truncated conversation. we're going io mowo— truncated conversation. we're going to have amid this breaking oioiy— going to have amid this breaking news story about— going to have amid this breaking news story about phillip schofield.— news story about phillip schofield. but your reaction to a schofield. but your reaction to o oioiy— schofield. but your reaction to o oioiy iioi— schofield. but your reaction to o oioiy moi wo— schofield. but your reaction to a story that we really ought to be a story that we really ought to io ioiiimo— a story that we really ought to be talking about,— a story that we really ought to be talking about, which is iiioooi— be talking about, which is illegal migrants refusing a lift oooi— illegal migrants refusing a lift iooi io— illegal migrants refusing a lift back to france— illegal migrants refusing a lift back to france from the french navy?— back to france from the french mowyi voo—

back to france from the french mowyi woo — back to france from the french navy? yes well,— back to france from the french navy? yes well, this- back to france from the french navy? yes �*fii�*ii;cc back to france from the french navy? yes g navy? yes well, this is nothing new about this has been going for on two years. both the momm — for on two years. both the momm wowy— for on two years. both the french navy and- iii" grim; both the french navy and the border ioiioi— french navy and the border ioiioi omi— french navy and the border patrol and the— french navy and the border patrol and the british army and the patrol and the british army and imo imii— patrol and the british army and the rnli have— patrol and the british army and the rnli have something called oiomioii— the rnli have something called standard operating procedure. ami— standard operating procedure. ami-o— standard operating procedure. and-a standard- and you have a standard oooioiimo— and you have a standard operating procedure. and the oiomioii— operating procedure. and the standard operating procedure iom— standard operating procedure iiom iio— standard operating procedure from the french— standard operating procedure from the french navy is to ooooii— from the french navy is to escort these _ from the french navy is to escort these dinghies to english wooio— escort these dinghies to english wooio iiom — escort these dinghies to english waters from the— escort these dinghies to english waters from the french coast wioio— waters from the french coast wioio omoy— waters from the french coast where they are— waters from the french coast where they are picked up by the ioiioi— where they are picked up by the border patrol— where they are picked up by the border patrol or— where they are picked up by the border patrol or the rnli moved imio— border patrol or the rnli moved imio ioioio— border patrol or the rnli moved into hotels, given— border patrol or the rnli moved into hotels, given health oiooio— into hotels, given health checks, spending money and oomoioiiy— checks, spending money and generally looked after because massive immigration is this oowoimmom-oi— massive immigration is this government's policy . they're government's policy. they're iuiio— government's policy. they're ouiio ooom— government's policy. they're quite open about it. it's an ooom— quite open about it. it's an open iooi— quite open about it. it's an open door policy. it isn't just oowou— open door policy. it isn't just ioowoi. iio— open door policy. it isn't just dover. it's flights— open door policy. it isn't just dover. it's flights coming into the dover. it's flights coming into imo ooumiiy— dover. it's flights coming into the country, all— dover. it's flights coming into the country, all over the ooumwy— the country, all over the ooumiiy .— the country, all over the country . and- the country, all over the country . and it's the same country. and it's the same iomo.— country. and it's the same mimo. ami— country. and it's the same thing. and it's— country. and it's the same thing. and it's happening in iioiomi— thing. and it's happening in ireland and— thing. and it's happening in ireland and it's— thing. and it's happening in ireland and it's happening in worm— ireland and it's happening in north america. _ ireland and it's happening in north america. tokyo and ioiioio— north america. tokyo and borders, because it's part of iio— borders, because it's part of imo uw— borders, because it's part of the un procedure. this is a umiioi— the un procedure. this is a united nations— the un procedure. this is a united nations protocol. will we ever successfully— united nations protocol. will we ever successfully police our ioiioio— ever successfully police our ioiioio oi— ever successfully police our borders or do— ever successfully police our borders or do you think we've got— borders or do you think we've ooi moi— borders or do you think we've got net migration— borders or do you think we've got net migration into the

iumiioio— got net migration into the hundreds of— got net migration into the hundreds of thousands for many yooio— hundreds of thousands for many yooio io— hundreds of thousands for many years to come? _ hundreds of thousands for many years to come? c: “4115 hundreds of thousands for many years to come? cizii: ”rig “4115 years to come? godfrey yes, of course we have. as i say, it's oowommomi— course we have. as i say, it's government policy— itizic. as i say, it's government policy and one of the ioiiuioo— government policy and one of the ioiiuioo oi— government policy and one of the failures of mainstream media is iioi— failures of mainstream media is iioi iioy— failures of mainstream media is that they cannot— failures of mainstream media is that they cannot bring themselves- that they cannot bring themselves to accept this oowommom— themselves to accept this government policy. it's not an oooiiomi— government policy. it's not an oooiiomi .— government policy. it's not an accident . philip— government policy. it's not an accident . philip of spain didn't accident. philip of spain didn't imwoio— accident. philip of spain didn't imwoio uo— accident. philip of spain didn't invade us. hitler— accident. philip of spain didn't invade us. hitler didn't invade us. invade us. hitler didn't invade iomoooiio— invade us. hitler didn't invade us. bonaparte didn't invade us. iio— us. bonaparte didn't invade us. iio iioo— us. bonaparte didn't invade us. iioo iioo iioi— us. bonaparte didn't invade us. the idea that we— us. bonaparte didn't invade us. the idea that we can't stop this is the idea that we can't stop this io ioioiiy— the idea that we can't stop this io ioioiiy omi— the idea that we can't stop this is totally and utterly ridiculous.- is totally and utterly ridiculous. of course we could. we ridiculous. of course we could. wo ion-i— ridiculous. of course we could. wo iom-i wom— ridiculous. of course we could. we don't want to. _ ridiculous. of course we could. we don't want to. the government iooom-i— we don't want to. the government iooom-i wom— we don't want to. the government doesn't want to. _ we don't want to. the government doesn't want to. its— we don't want to. the government doesn't want to. its government ooiioy. — doesn't want to. its government poiioy. iio— doesn't want to. its government poiioy. iio poiioy— doesn't want to. its government policy. its policy and its imiooi— policy. its policy and its united nations policy. policy. its policy and its united nations policy . and mrs. united nations policy. and mrs. may,— united nations policy. and mrs. may, whom— united nations policy. and mrs. iioy. wiiom oio— united nations policy. and mrs. may, when she was in office, oiomoi— may, when she was in office, oiomoi up— may, when she was in office, oiomoi up io— may, when she was in office, signed up to accept that over a 100,000— signed up to accept that over a 100,000 oio— signed up to accept that over a 100,000 she signed the agreement to 100,000 she signed the agreement io iumo— 100,000 she signed the agreement io iumo im— 100,000 she signed the agreement to bring in 100,000 _ 100,000 she signed the agreement to bring in 100,000 so—called iiioooi— to bring in 100,000 so—called illegal immigrants or call them wioiowoi— illegal immigrants or call them wioiowoi you — illegal immigrants or call them whatever you like,— illegal immigrants or call them whatever you like, but mean iooiooiiy— whatever you like, but mean basically illegal— whatever you like, but mean basically illegal immigrants. so yoom— basically illegal immigrants. so yoom you— basically illegal immigrants. so yoom you mow,— basically illegal immigrants. so yeah, you know, it's not going to yeah, you know, it's not going io stopw— yeah, you know, it's not going io oioo, io— yeah, you know, it's not going io oioo, io iii— yeah, you know, it's not going to stop, is it? how— yeah, you know, it's not going to stop, is it? how can it stop if to stop, is it? how can it stop ii iioi-o— to stop, is it? how can it stop if that's what— to stop, is it? how can it stop if that's what the _ to stop, is it? how can it stop if that's what the government womioi— if that's what the government womioi i— if that's what the government wants? i wish— if that's what the government wants? i wish we— if that's what the government wants? i wish we had longer, but ooiiioy— wants? i wish we had longer, but ooiiioy oioom— wants? i wish we had longer, but godfrey bloom, once again ironing— godfrey bloom, once again dropping iioo— godfrey bloom, once again dropping the truth bombs. thank you oo— dropping the truth bombs. thank you so much— dropping the truth bombs. thank you oo muoi ioo— dropping the truth bombs. thank you so much for your— dropping the truth bombs. thank you so much for your time. we'll catch shortly . we do give

catch up shortly. we do give godfrey on twitter, godfrey a follow on twitter, always illuminating stuff. now, this the just stop oil this week, the just stop oil campaigners have made headline for attacking an exhibit at the chelsea flower show . take chelsea flower show. take a look. faux pas . just stop oil. look. faux pas. just stop oil. we're asking the government to oioo— we're asking the government to oioo iioomoimo— we're asking the government to stop licencing fossil fuels . cizi stop licencing fossil fuels. go to stop licencing fossil fuels. go io ioni— stop licencing fossil fuels. go io ioii ii— stop licencing fossil fuels. go io ioii ii io— stop licencing fossil fuels. go to hand it to that— stop licencing fossil fuels. go to hand it to that lady- stop licencing fossil fuels. go to hand it to that lady who sprayed water on the protester . sprayed water on the protester. give her an obe. that's what i call a hero. now this after police bizarrely handcuffed a member of the public for doing the job of the police themselves and trying to clear protesters off a busy road. this happened earlier in the week . it's gone earlier in the week. it's gone viral. take a look . there you viral. take a look. there you go. he tries to stop these people breaking the law and he gets arrested. well, the madness continues with this morning a man who said he needed to get to hospital taking an unorthodox diversion in his car, take a

look . oh my god, sir diversion in his car, take a look. oh my god, sir , you said look. oh my god, sir, you said get away . you're a joke . this get away. you're ajoke. this comes days after tiktok prankster mizzi was given a slap on the wrist for invading people's private homes for clicks. mizzi, whose real name is bakari bronzo goro , was is bakari bronzo goro, was issued with a two year criminal behaviour order for the stunts which saw him charging through people's homes. he sparked further outrage after later bragging that uk laws are weak. simple as when speaking to piers morgan on his talk tv show. simple as when speaking to piers morgan on his talk tv show . and morgan on his talk tv show. and would you believe it has been arrested again for breaking a court order ? so weak laws , court order? so weak laws, ineffectual policing. what are we going to do about it? let's speak to former detective chief superintendent in the met

police, kevin hurley . kevin, police, kevin hurley. kevin, i do not recognise our current police force. do you ? well, police force. do you? well, think there are. frankly, it's not think there are. frankly, it's moi iow— think there are. frankly, it's moi iow ii— think there are. frankly, it's not how it would _ think there are. frankly, it's not how it would be- ste; fcc: frankly, it's not how it would be and ciiii; iii; frankly, it's not how it would be and how "

wanted to intervene , then they wanted to intervene, then they oouiim-i— wanted to intervene, then they oouiim-i io — wanted to intervene, then they couldn't do that— wanted to intervene, then they couldn't do that .— wanted to intervene, then they couldn't do that . but yes, i do couldn't do that. but yes, i do immi— couldn't do that. but yes, i do iiimi woo— couldn't do that. but yes, i do think we're in— couldn't do that. but yes, i do think we're in a— couldn't do that. but yes, i do think we're in a situation with the think we're in a situation with iioo ooiioo— think we're in a situation with the police that— think we're in a situation with the police that understandably , the police that understandably, ooiuoiiy— the police that understandably, ooiuoiiy ioo— the police that understandably, actually for these _ the police that understandably, actually for these young oiiiooio— actually for these young officers who _ actually for these young officers who are less well ioimoi— officers who are less well trained than— officers who are less well trained than they once were, iooo— trained than they once were, iooo woii— trained than they once were, less well counselled and oupowiooi— less well counselled and supervised by— less well counselled and supervised by their people than iioy— supervised by their people than iioy oo— supervised by their people than they once were,— supervised by their people than they once were, are were. and omoy— they once were, are were. and iioy mow— they once were, are were. and they know they're _ they once were, are were. and they know they're subject to ooiiioiom — they know they're subject to criticism being— they know they're subject to criticism being filmed everywhere - criticism being filmed everywhere .- criticism being filmed everywhere . many of them are everywhere. many of them are oooi— everywhere. many of them are oi oi— everywhere. many of them are scared of their— everywhere. many of them are scared of their own shadow. now, to scared of their own shadow. now, io oxoouoi— scared of their own shadow. now, to execute their— scared of their own shadow. now, to execute their powers and i immi— to execute their powers and i iiimi oii— to execute their powers and i iiimi oii oi— to execute their powers and i think all of us— to execute their powers and i think all of us must take response ability, particularly momy— response ability, particularly momy oouoi— response ability, particularly many other media outlets, not so much— many other media outlets, not so muoio oi— many other media outlets, not so muoio oi wowo— many other media outlets, not so much gb news who— many other media outlets, not so much gb news who are always ooiiiooi— much gb news who are always ooiiiooi oi— much gb news who are always critical of the— much gb news who are always critical of the anything that iio— critical of the anything that iioo ooiioo — critical of the anything that the police do.— critical of the anything that the police do. i— critical of the anything that the police do. i mean, 1—1 of iio— the police do. i mean, 1—1 of iioo ommio— the police do. i mean, 1—1 of the things that— the police do. i mean, 1—1 of the things that i— the police do. i mean, 1—1 of the things that i also look at is the things that i also look at io iio— the things that i also look at is this tiktoker_ the things that i also look at is this tiktoker walking into poooio-o— is this tiktoker walking into people's houses. he's doing that iooouoo— people's houses. he's doing that iooouoo oii— people's houses. he's doing that because all of— people's houses. he's doing that because all of us— people's houses. he's doing that because all of us have kind of wiiiiiowm— because all of us have kind of withdrawn and— because all of us have kind of withdrawn and allowed anti—social— withdrawn and allowed anti—social behaviour to happen and anti—social behaviour to happen omi ioo-o— anti—social behaviour to happen and he's rather— anti—social behaviour to happen and he's rather fortunate so far iioi— and he's rather fortunate so far iioi ii— and he's rather fortunate so far iioi ii iooo-i— and he's rather fortunate so far that it hasn't walked into the wrong— that it hasn't walked into the wrong poopio-o— that it hasn't walked into the wrong people's houses, you know, iooouoo— wrong people's houses, you know, because some people are likely

to because some people are likely io oioo— because some people are likely io oioi mim— because some people are likely to stab him to— because some people are likely to stab him to death if they imio— to stab him to death if they come into his— to stab him to death if they come into his house, you know? or alternatively, _ come into his house, you know? or alternatively, when he jumps imio— or alternatively, when he jumps imio oomoomo— or alternatively, when he jumps into someone else's car and says ioo-o— into someone else's car and says ioo-o om— into someone else's car and says ioo-o om iiioi— into someone else's car and says he's an uber person— into someone else's car and says he's an uber person , whilst he's an uber person, whilst i know— he's an uber person, whilst i know iioi— he's an uber person, whilst i know that this— he's an uber person, whilst i know that this guy's a member of the know that this guy's a member of iioo ioooi— know that this guy's a member of the local boxing— know that this guy's a member of the local boxing club, he may woii— the local boxing club, he may woii oomo— the local boxing club, he may well come across— the local boxing club, he may well come across as a little bit more forceful— well come across as a little bit more forceful than— well come across as a little bit more forceful than him and get his more forceful than him and get no iuoi— more forceful than him and get his just desserts— more forceful than him and get his just desserts .— more forceful than him and get his just desserts . but you know, his just desserts. but you know, we his just desserts. but you know, wo iio— his just desserts. but you know, wo iioo ouiiio— his just desserts. but you know, we the public have almost never mimi— we the public have almost never mimi iio— we the public have almost never mind the police,— we the public have almost never mind the police, we've given up ourselves as some— mind the police, we've given up ourselves as some of our basic moiio— ourselves as some of our basic iomo omi— ourselves as some of our basic iomo omi ooyimo— ourselves as some of our basic rights and saying to people this omii—oooioi — rights and saying to people this anti—social. so— rights and saying to people this anti—social. so let's stop it. i umioioiomi— anti—social. so let's stop it. i understand that— anti—social. so let's stop it. i understand that because people understade that because people are understand that because people are scared about— understand that because people are scared about being attacked by yoiioiy— are scared about being attacked by yoiioiy omi— are scared about being attacked by yobbery and so_ are scared about being attacked by yobbery and so on. but in woyo i— by yobbery and so on. but in some ways i wish— by yobbery and so on. but in some ways i wish people, when omoy-io— some ways i wish people, when iioy-io om— some ways i wish people, when iioy-io on o— some ways i wish people, when they're on a train— some ways i wish people, when they're on a train going home omi— they're on a train going home and someone starts to be omii—oooioi— and someone starts to be anti—social, causing a problem. if anti—social, causing a problem. ii i— anti—social, causing a problem. ii s or— anti—social, causing a problem. ii s oo o— anti—social, causing a problem. if 5 or 6 business— anti—social, causing a problem. if 5 or 6 business suited people ooiioioi— if 5 or 6 business suited people gathered together— if 5 or 6 business suited people gathered together and put that guy on_ gathered together and put that guy on iio— gathered together and put that guy on the floor,— gathered together and put that guy on the floor, it's going to moio— guy on the floor, it's going to moio o— guy on the floor, it's going to make a statement about what's not acceptable— make a statement about what's not acceptable .— make a statement about what's not acceptable . well, so am i not acceptable. well, so am i ooiimo— not acceptable. well, so am i ooiimo ioo— not acceptable. well, so am i asking for people— not acceptable. well, so am i asking for people to be vigilantes?_ asking for people to be vigilantes? i- asking for people to be vigilantes? i think what i'm ooiimo— vigilantes? i think what i'm ooiimo ioo— vigilantes? i think what i'm ooiimo ioi io— vigilantes? i think what i'm asking for is for— vigilantes? i think what i'm asking for is for people to oiomi— asking for is for people to oiomi up— asking for is for people to stand up and— asking for is for people to stand up and protect each other as stand up and protect each other oo ioo— stand up and protect each other oo ioi iio— stand up and protect each other as for the police,— stand up and protect each other as for the police, i— stand up and protect each other as for the police, i am disappointed- as for the police, i am disappointed at the way in which

iooioioiio— disappointed at the way in which iooioioioio io— disappointed at the way in which leadership is so— disappointed at the way in which leadership is so insipid and wooi— leadership is so insipid and wooi omi— leadership is so insipid and weak and always seeming to bend io— weak and always seeming to bend io iio— weak and always seeming to bend over to the latest— weak and always seeming to bend over to the latest activist ooiioi— over to the latest activist rather than _ over to the latest activist rather than the - over to the latest activist rather than the fundamental oumooo— rather than the fundamental iumooo oi— rather than the fundamental purpose of police is to protect poooio— purpose of police is to protect people oooimoi— purpose of police is to protect people against wrongdoing was mimi— people against wrongdoing was never mind all— people against wrongdoing was never mind all of— people against wrongdoing was never mind all of these activities _ never mind all of these activities about whether or not you— activities about whether or not you oiouii— activities about whether or not you should wear— activities about whether or not you should wear rainbow laces, ioimiow— you should wear rainbow laces, rainbow epaulettes and so on. ami— rainbow epaulettes and so on. ami ioy— rainbow epaulettes and so on. ami iy iio— rainbow epaulettes and so on. ami iy iioo woy— rainbow epaulettes and so on. and by the way, i— rainbow epaulettes and so on. and by the way, i hasten to say i and by the way, i hasten to say i iooo— and by the way, i hasten to say i iowo mo— and by the way, i hasten to say i have no issues— and by the way, i hasten to say i have no issues about people who— i have no issues about people who oo— i have no issues about people who ooy— i have no issues about people who ooy oi— i have no issues about people who are gay at the bottom line on ii— who are gay at the bottom line on ii io— who are gay at the bottom line on ii io iio— who are gay at the bottom line on it is the role— who are gay at the bottom line on it is the role of— who are gay at the bottom line on it is the role of the police to on it is the role of the police io io— on it is the role of the police to be independent. and there are a to be independent. and there are o iooo— to be independent. and there are o ioioo mumoi— to be independent. and there are a large number of— to be independent. and there are a large number of religious oouoo— a large number of religious groups, whether they are devout cmioiiomo— groups, whether they are devout cmioiiomo oi— groups, whether they are devout christians or or— groups, whether they are devout christians or or muslims, who imi— christians or or muslims, who iimi oooooio— christians or or muslims, who find aspects of— christians or or muslims, who find aspects of homosocial ooxuoiiiy— find aspects of homosocial sexuality at— find aspects of homosocial sexuality at homosexuality oiiomomi— sexuality at homosexuality oiiiomomi .— sexuality at homosexuality abhorrent . now the police need abhorrent. now the police need to abhorrent. now the police need io 90— abhorrent. now the police need io go iowm— abhorrent. now the police need io go iowm iioo— abhorrent. now the police need to go down the middle and they oooi— to go down the middle and they mooi io— to go down the middle and they need to understand they must be ogoiiiiooi— need to understand they must be ogoiiiiooi omi— need to understand they must be apolitical and that— need to understand they must be apolitical and that their fundamental- apolitical and that their fundamental mission in is to iooo— fundamental mission in is to keep iio— fundamental mission in is to keep the queen's peace by woiooiimg— keep the queen's peace by

protecting people . another protecting people. another oxomgio— protecting people. another example that— protecting people. another example that really when i was in example that really when i was im omi— example that really when i was in omi i— example that really when i was in omi i uooi— example that really when i was in and i used to— example that really when i was in and i used to come in really moii— in and i used to come in really iioii om— in and i used to come in really iioii on n,— in and i used to come in really hard on it, you'd— in and i used to come in really hard on it, you'd see these oiioi— hard on it, you'd see these older occurring— hard on it, you'd see these older occurring on the estate wim— older occurring on the estate with bunches— older occurring on the estate with bunches of— older occurring on the estate with bunches of yobs. the police wouii— with bunches of yobs. the police wouii ium— with bunches of yobs. the police wouii ium uo— with bunches of yobs. the police would turn up and— with bunches of yobs. the police would turn up and because they'd im omoii— would turn up and because they'd come in small numbers , the come in small numbers, the ooigoomi— come in small numbers, the ooigoomiliio— come in small numbers, the sergeant the inspector would sergeant or the inspector would say,— sergeant or the inspector would ooy, ioi-o— sergeant or the inspector would say, let's withdraw and they oiioiwoiio— say, let's withdraw and they afterwards i'd _ say, let's withdraw and they afterwards i'd say to them, why did afterwards i'd say to them, why iii you— afterwards i'd say to them, why did you withdraw?— afterwards i'd say to them, why did you withdraw? so we'd say, to did you withdraw? so we'd say, io mooowo— did you withdraw? so we'd say, to preserve the— did you withdraw? so we'd say, to preserve the community womguiiiiiy— to preserve the community iiomguiiiiiy .— to preserve the community tranquillity . and i would always tranquillity. and i would always say tranquillity. and i would always ooy omooo— tranquillity. and i would always ooy iiooo yoio— tranquillity. and i would always say those yobs are not the oommumiiy— say those yobs are not the community, it— say those yobs are not the community, it is- say those yobs are not the community, it is the postman. it is community, it is the postman. it io iio— community, it is the postman. it io iioo ooiooi— community, it is the postman. it is the school dinner lady. it's iio— is the school dinner lady. it's the disabled— is the school dinner lady. it's the disabled veteran who live on iioi— the disabled veteran who live on iioi ooumoii— the disabled veteran who live on that council estate— the disabled veteran who live on that council estate and have to put— that council estate and have to put up— that council estate and have to ouo up wim— that council estate and have to ouo up wiiio iioi— that council estate and have to put up with that crap from those poopio— put up with that crap from those goopio. vou— put up with that crap from those people. you know— put up with that crap from those people. you know the issue with the people. you know the issue with iioo para,— people. you know the issue with the police, although they are understaffed— the police, although they are understaffed and undermanned, is to understaffed and undermanned, is io ioiuoiiy— understaffed and undermanned, is to robustly deal— understaffed and undermanned, is to robustly deal with them. and i to robustly deal with them. and i uooi— to robustly deal with them. and i uooi io— to robustly deal with them. and i uooi io ooy— to robustly deal with them. and i used to say to— to robustly deal with them. and i used to say to them, call more boomi— i used to say to them, call more iooiug, ooii— i used to say to them, call more backup, call more— i used to say to them, call more backup, call more vans, call in ioooi— backup, call more vans, call in ioooi iooo— backup, call more vans, call in local forces if— backup, call more vans, call in local forces if need— backup, call more vans, call in local forces if need be. but you do local forces if need be. but you io moi— local forces if need be. but you do not withdraw— local forces if need be. but you do not withdraw and you do not iooo— do not withdraw and you do not iooo im— do not withdraw and you do not iooo im iio— do not withdraw and you do not lose in the face— do not withdraw and you do not lose in the face of— do not withdraw and you do not lose in the face of yobbery and im — lose in the face of yobbery and im oiioii— lose in the face of yobbery and i'm afraid that— lose in the face of yobbery and i'm afraid that kind of mental oiiiiuio— i'm afraid that kind of mental oiiiiuio io— i'm afraid that kind of mental attitude is not— i'm afraid that kind of mental attitude is not one that we see wim— attitude is not one that we see wiiio goiioo— attitude is not one that we see with police chiefs— attitude is not one that we see with police chiefs now. it's vacillation_

with police chiefs now. it's vacillation. _ with police chiefs now. it's vacillation . it's- with police chiefs now. it's vacillation . i with police chiefs now. it's vacillation. i i vacillation. it's kevin. kevin i hate to interrupt you all. i all i can say is i can sense i all i can say is i can sense my omi— i can say is i can sense my viewers and listeners cheering you— viewers and listeners cheering you io— viewers and listeners cheering you io iio— viewers and listeners cheering you to the rafters— viewers and listeners cheering you to the rafters if only you oiiii— you to the rafters if only you were still in— you to the rafters if only you were still in the— you to the rafters if only you were still in the force . that's were still in the force. that's my— were still in the force. that's my iiomio— were still in the force. that's my iioomio io— were still in the force. that's my thanks to kevin hurley , my thanks to kevin hurley, ioiooiiwo — my thanks to kevin hurley, detective chief— my thanks to kevin hurley, detective chief superintendent in iio— detective chief superintendent in iioo iioi— detective chief superintendent in the met police, former, i oiouii— in the met police, former, i oiouii ooy,— in the met police, former, i should say, former detective omoi— should say, former detective chief superintendent. i say iom— chief superintendent. i say former more's_ chief superintendent. i say former more's the pity. thanks, iowm.— former more's the pity. thanks, iowm. woyo— former more's the pity. thanks, iowm. wowo o— former more's the pity. thanks, kevin. have a great weekend. wo-ii— kevin. have a great weekend. wo-ii ooioi— kevin. have a great weekend. wo-ii ooioio uo— kevin. have a great weekend. we'll catch up soon. what a hero . iooo— we'll catch up soon. what a hero . iooi, wo-ii— we'll catch up soon. what a hero . look, we'll get— we'll catch up soon. what a hero . look, we'll get to— we'll catch up soon. what a hero . look, we'll get to more of your— . look, we'll get to more of your iioougiio— . look, we'll get to more of your thoughts shortly. at your thoughts shortly. mark at gb your thoughts shortly. mark at oi wowo— your thoughts shortly. mark at oi wowo wi— your thoughts shortly. mark at oi wowo wk .— your thoughts shortly. mark at gb news .uk . coming up in daniel gb news .uk. coming up in daniel ooiom— gb news .uk. coming up in daniel i>oiom .— gb news .uk. coming up in daniel i>oiom . com-i— gb news .uk. coming up in daniel dolan . can't wait— gb news .uk. coming up in daniel dolan . can't wait for— gb news .uk. coming up in daniel dolan . can't wait for this one. dolan. can't wait for this one. iii— dolan. can't wait for this one. i-ii io— dolan. can't wait for this one. i-ii io ioiimg— dolan. can't wait for this one. i'll be taking your video calls. smouii— i'll be taking your video calls. smouii wigoi— i'll be taking your video calls. should nigel farage enter ooiiiioo— should nigel farage enter goiiiioo io— should nigel farage enter politics to save britain? also for politics to save britain? also ioi moo— politics to save britain? also for more on the— politics to save britain? also for more on the fallout from the omoii— for more on the fallout from the oiooi oo— for more on the fallout from the shock news about— for more on the fallout from the shock news about phillip soioiioii— shock news about phillip schofield ,_ shock news about phillip schofield , he _ shock news about phillip schofield , he has stepped down schofield, he has stepped down iom— schofield, he has stepped down iiom iiv— schofield, he has stepped down from itv with— schofield, he has stepped down from itv with immediate effect omi— from itv with immediate effect omi ioo-o— from itv with immediate effect omi ioo-o iooo— from itv with immediate effect and he's been fired by his ogomio— and he's been fired by his ogomo. oo— and he's been fired by his agents. so more on that. we're opooiimg— agents. so more on that. we're opooiimg io— agents. so more on that. we're speaking to some— agents. so more on that. we're speaking to some of the biggest im iio— speaking to some of the biggest names in the world of showbiz tv ioumoiiom — names in the world of showbiz tv roumoiiom omi— names in the world of showbiz tv journalism and the— names in the world of showbiz tv journalism and the media. but moxi— journalism and the media. but moxi up,— journalism and the media. but moxi .p, iow— journalism and the media. but next up, how about this for a oioiy—

next up, how about this for a oioiy i— next up, how about this for a oioiy owo-ii— next up, how about this for a story ? we'll speak to comedian story? we'll speak to comedian omi— story? we'll speak to comedian omi oi— story? we'll speak to comedian omi oi wowo— story? we'll speak to comedian and gb news headliner star paul cox i— and gb news headliner star paul cox , who— and gb news headliner star paul cox , wio iioo— and gb news headliner star paul cox , who has been— and gb news headliner star paul cox , who has been cancelled this cox, who has been cancelled this wooi— cox, who has been cancelled this wooi. ioo— cox, who has been cancelled this wooi. ioo wioi— cox, who has been cancelled this week. for what reason? for being wiiioi— week. for what reason? for being wiiioi iioi-o—

we're proud to be gb news the people's . channel welcome to people's. channel welcome to mark people's. channel welcome to wow ooiom— people's. channel welcome to mark dolan tonight. - " welcome to mark dolan tonight. c giii g mark dolan tonight. it's going to mark dolan tonight. it's going io io— mark dolan tonight. it's going io io o— mark dolan tonight. it's going io io o wow— mark dolan tonight. it's going to be a very busy show because if you're just joining us, let me tell you, it's a massive media story. phillip schofield has admitted to lying to itv to and his agents about a relationship with a younger employee . he said that employee. he said that relationship was unwise but not illegal. it is now over. his agent has fired him. he stepped down from itv with immediate effect. we will bring you reaction from huge showbiz agents who are lined up later in the show. also other tv presenters tweets are coming in thick and fast. tv presenter peter lloyd, a regular on this morning, and other itv shows, has said phillip schofield

resigned from itv, told you he was trash, says phillip, says peter lloyd , and then referring peter lloyd, and then referring to holly willoughby , he's to holly willoughby, he's tweeted she knew she knew. she knew. well, we'll discuss the role of holly willoughby in all of this drama very shortly. but let's crack on now, because there's barely a day goes by that a gb news star doesn't make headlines. and tonight , the headlines. and tonight, the wildly talented comedian and headliners, regular paul cox , headliners, regular paul cox, revealed that his regular column for a portsmouth newspaper was recently rejected on the grounds of his skin colour. apparently, he's too white to have raised the issues in his latest article. is that even legal? well, i'm delighted to say that paul cox joins me now. hey paul, what happened ? hey, mark. how what happened? hey, mark. how are what happened? hey, mark. how you— what happened? hey, mark. how you ioimgi— what happened? hey, mark. how are you doing? yeah— :c hey, mark. how are you doing? yeah good to see you— are you doing? yeah good to see you ogoim— are you doing? yeah good to see you ogoim i— are you doing? yeah good to see you again. i write— are you doing? yeah good to see you again. i write i— are you doing? yeah good to see you again. i write i write a iooiooiiy— you again. i write i write a iooiooiiy o— you again. i write i write a basically a whimsical opinion oiooo— basically a whimsical opinion oiooo ioo— basically a whimsical opinion piooo ioi iio— basically a whimsical opinion piece for the portsmouth news. ami— piece for the portsmouth news. ami ii— piece for the portsmouth news. ami ii woo— piece for the portsmouth news. ami ii o— piece for the portsmouth news. and it was a few— piece for the portsmouth news. and it was a few weeks ago. and the and it was a few weeks ago. and iioo mom— and it was a few weeks ago. and iioo oiooo— and it was a few weeks ago. and the main piece was— and it was a few weeks ago. and the main piece was essentially a guooiiom— the main piece was essentially a question, which— the main piece was essentially a question, which is,— the main piece was essentially a question, which is, should we be iooiimg— question, which is, should we be iooiimg oi— question, which is, should we be looking at everything through the looking at everything through iioo omom— looking at everything through iioo ruiom oi— looking at everything through the prism of race, gender and

ooxuoiiiy— the prism of race, gender and sexuality with— the prism of race, gender and sexuality with a— the prism of race, gender and sexuality with a subtext of is owoiyiiiimg— sexuality with a subtext of is everything really racist? and i ooimioi— everything really racist? and i goimioi ouo— everything really racist? and i pointed out the— everything really racist? and i pointed out the bridgerton oooi-o— pointed out the bridgerton actor's comments about the ioioomy— actor's comments about the ioioomy oi— actor's comments about the balcony at buckingham palace ioimg— balcony at buckingham palace ioimg iomiiiy— balcony at buckingham palace being terribly white. and i ooii,— being terribly white. and i an, oo— being terribly white. and i an, ioo you— being terribly white. and i said, do you know what? i'm woiiy— said, do you know what? i'm gioiiy ou— said, do you know what? i'm pretty sure she— said, do you know what? i'm pretty sure she never meant to much— pretty sure she never meant to muoio ioim— pretty sure she never meant to muoio iowm ioy— pretty sure she never meant to much harm by that, but she woioiiy— much harm by that, but she woioiiy ioii— much harm by that, but she probably felt very comfortable to probably felt very comfortable io ooy— probably felt very comfortable io ooy ii— probably felt very comfortable to say it because— probably felt very comfortable to say it because why wouldn't oio— to say it because why wouldn't oio io— to say it because why wouldn't oio io im— to say it because why wouldn't she do in this— to say it because why wouldn't she do in this climate ? and i she do in this climate? and i iuoi— she do in this climate? and i ruoi goimioi— she do in this climate? and i just pointed out— she do in this climate? and i just pointed out quite whimsically- just pointed out quite whimsically that if it was to be ooii— whimsically that if it was to be ooii iio— whimsically that if it was to be said the other— whimsically that if it was to be said the other way around, there wouii— said the other way around, there wouii io— said the other way around, there wouii io o— said the other way around, there would be a problem. and the moooogo— would be a problem. and the mooogo iioi— would be a problem. and the message that i— would be a problem. and the message that i got back from the oiiioi— message that i got back from the oiiioi oi— message that i got back from the oiiioi oi iio— message that i got back from the editor at the time— message that i got back from the editor at the time was basically ooiimg— editor at the time was basically ooiimg mo— editor at the time was basically ooiimg mo io— editor at the time was basically asking me to rewrite because io— asking me to rewrite because io o— asking me to rewrite because racism is a sensitive racism is a very sensitive ouoi-ooi.— racism is a very sensitive. subject._think racism is a very sensitive- subject._think that subject. and we don't think that iooouoo— subject. and we don't think that iooouoo omoy— subject. and we don't think that because they didn't think iooouoo— because they didn't think because white, that because i was white, that i oiouii— because i was white, that i should-talking- because i was white, that i should talking about it . should be talking about it. miooi.— should be talking about it. miooi. ani— should be talking about it. indeed. and of— should be talking about it. indeed. and of course,- should be talking about it. indeed. and of course, that is a pretty painful experience for you. you've had a good relationship with the paper. and i that the editor i think that the editor is a decent person , but they sound decent person, but they sound like they've bowed to the woke mob . yeah, i should say this, mob. yeah, i should say this, i ion-i— mob. yeah, i should say this, i iom-i iooo— mob. yeah, i should say this, i iom-i iowo omy— yeah, i should say this, i don't have any issues with the imiiwiiuoi— don't have any issues with the individual isles.— don't have any issues with the individual isles. i— don't have any issues with the individual isles. i think all it iooo— individual isles. i think all it iooo oiow— individual isles. i think all it

does show is— individual isles. i think all it does show is there's two levels of does show is there's two levels oi iooo— does show is there's two levels oi iooi moio. — does show is there's two levels of fear here. one— does show is there's two levels of fear here. one level of fear is of fear here. one level of fear io omoy— of fear here. one level of fear io iioy oo— of fear here. one level of fear io iiooy wow— of fear here. one level of fear is they are very fearful that if a is they are very fearful that if o wiiio— is they are very fearful that if a white person— is they are very fearful that if a white person says something oioui— a white person says something oioui oyo— a white person says something about anyone-any- a white person says something about anyone any colour, it about anyone of any colour, it oouii— about anyone of any colour, it could-considered- about anyone of any colour, it could considered to be racist could be considered to be racist omi— could be considered to be racist omi omoy-io— could be considered to be racist omi iioy-io moi— could be considered to be racist and they're not fearful that if iioy— and they're not fearful that if ioy-o— and they're not fearful that if omoy-o wiiio- and they're not fearful that if they a white fella, you they say to a white fella, you oou-i— they say to a white fella, you oou-iliiio— they say to a white fella, you can't this because you're can't do this because you're moiio— can't do this because you're white, there's— can't do this because you're white, there's not going to be any— white, there's not going to be omy-wo— white, there's not going to be omy-wo oo- white, there's not going to be any no one's really any reprisals, no one's really going—ami- any reprisals, no one's really. going—ami iioy going to care about it. and they felt going to care about it. and they ioii-ooio— going to care about it. and they ioii-ooio im— going to care about it. and they felt-safe in that. - going to care about it. and they felt safe in that. 3: felt very safe in that. indeed, it felt very safe in that. indeed, ii omoo— felt very safe in that. indeed, it comes down to the fundamental point, paul , that it's like point, paul, that it's like martin luther king never happened. martin luther king never happened . judge me on the happened. judge me on the content of my character, not the colour of my skin. those amazing words have been forgotten . words have been forgotten. yeah, entirely. and you know, iio— yeah, entirely. and you know, no moi,— yeah, entirely. and you know, it's mad, isn't— yeah, entirely. and you know, it's mad, isn't it?— yeah, entirely. and you know, it's mad, isn't it? because how wo ioimg— it's mad, isn't it? because how can we bring the— it's mad, isn't it? because how can we bring the idea of owoiyiiiimg— can we bring the idea of everything at— can we bring the idea of everything at the moment is iiyimg— everything at the moment is iiyimg io— everything at the moment is iiyimg io goi— everything at the moment is trying to get rid_ everything at the moment is trying to get rid of a lot of ooii— trying to get rid of a lot of oi oi— trying to get rid of a lot of oi oi oom— trying to get rid of a lot of sort of pain and- trying to get rid of a lot of sort of pain and division in the woui— sort of pain and division in the woiii. ami— sort of pain and division in the world. and one— sort of pain and division in the world. and one of— sort of pain and division in the world. and one of the best ways to world. and one of the best ways io io— world. and one of the best ways io io iioi— world. and one of the best ways io io iioi io— world. and one of the best ways to do that is to— world. and one of the best ways to do that is to just— world. and one of the best ways to do that is to just open up iioouooiom— to do that is to just open up discussion. the— to do that is to just open up discussion. the whole time, open up iioouooiom— discussion. the whole time, open up discussion, talk— discussion. the whole time, open up discussion, talk about iiimgo— up discussion, talk about things. this— up discussion, talk about things. this was a whimsical mooo— things. this was a whimsical moio-oom- things. this was a whimsical piece-can.and. things. this was a whimsical. piece-can.and read piece. people can go and read it. piece. people can go and read iilwoo— piece. people can go and read iilwoo om— piece. people can go and read it. was on constant in it. it was on constant in suioiooi— it. it was on constant in substack and- it. it was on constant in substack and it's very substack and it's a very whimsical— substack and it's a very whimsical piece. was making whimsical piece. i was making a few whimsical piece. i was making a iow guiio— whimsical piece. i was making a few quite humorous points and it

was few quite humorous points and it iuoi— few quite humorous points and it iuoi oiuo— few quite humorous points and it was just shut down. the thing iioi— was just shut down. the thing that interested— was just shut down. the thing that interested me the most is i giwom— that interested me the most is i giwom mo— that interested me the most is i was given no chance to rewrite. i was given no chance to rewrite. i woo— was given no chance to rewrite. i giwom— was given no chance to rewrite. iwoo giwom mo— was given no chance to rewrite. i was given no chance to edit. it i was given no chance to edit. ii woo— i was given no chance to edit. ii just— i was given no chance to edit. ii ruoi, wo— i was given no chance to edit. it was just, no, you can't do it iooouoo— it was just, no, you can't do it iooouoo you— it was just, no, you can't do it because you're white now . ' ”iii: because you're white now. are you— because you're white now. are you keeping— because you're white now. are you keeping imo— because you're white now. are you keeping this column ? do because you're white now. ' ”iii: g iiriicc. ’“ c do you you keeping this column? do you know what i am and am- g iiriicc. c do you know what i am and am currently? i know what i am and am currently? i moon— know what i am and am currently? i .— know what i am and am currently? i , iiimgo— know what i am and am currently? i mean , things might change over i mean, things might change over the i mean, things might change over iioo moxi— i mean, things might change over iioo moxi oougio— i mean, things might change over the next couple of— i mean, things might change over the next couple of weeks, but it won-i— the next couple of weeks, but it wont io— the next couple of weeks, but it won't be because— the next couple of weeks, but it won't be because i— the next couple of weeks, but it won't be because i make the iooioiom— won't be because i make the decision. it'll— won't be because i make the decision. it'll be— won't be because i make the decision. it'll be because- someone—because decision. it'll be because- someone_because the someone else does. because the reason-portsmouth. reason i write for portsmouth wowo— reason i write for portsmouth wowo-iom- reason i write for portsmouth news-born and- reason i write for portsmouth news born and bred in news is i was born and bred in iooiomouim— news is i was born and bred in portsmouth. delivered that portsmouth. i delivered that paper— portsmouth. i delivered that papa—rs,- portsmouth. i delivered that papa—rs, io- portsmouth. i delivered that. paper—13, 14 years paper when i was 13, 14 years oio.— paper when i was 13, 14 years oio-whom— paper when i was 13, 14 years old.-when the- paper when i was 13, 14 years old. when the opportunity old. and when the opportunity oomo-yooi— old. and when the opportunity came .yearlwrite- old. and when the opportunity came year write an came last year to write an opinion— came last year to write an opinion column- came last year to write an opinion column for them, i gioiioi— opinion column for them, i gioiioi ii— opinion column for them, i grabbed it with— opinion column for them, i grabbed it with hands. and grabbed it with both hands. and i grabbed it with both hands. and i—ioi— grabbed it with both hands. and i—ioi iio— grabbed it with both hands. and i—ioi iioo goooio- i love writing for the people of iooiomouim — i love writing for the people of portsmouth. that— i love writing for the people of portsmouth. that doesn't change. you—ioiiowo- you know, i don't believe in oouoi— you know, i don't believe in cancel-mark- you know, i don't believe in cancel-markii'mj you know, i don't believe in- cancel-markii'm not cancel culture, mark so i'm not going— cancel culture, mark so i'm not goimgloomooi— cancel culture, mark so i'm not going-cancel them - cancel culture, mark so i'm not going cancel them from me going to cancel them from me wiiiimg— going to cancel them from me wiiiimg-omi- going to cancel them from me wiiiimg-omi i- going to cancel them from me writing and i don't writing for them, and i don't wom— writing for them, and i don't womi mom— writing for them, and i don't want them to— writing for them, and i don't want them to cancel me either. iioy-io— want them to cancel me either. iioy-io im— want them to cancel me either. iioy-io in o— want them to cancel me either. they're in a difficult position i— they're in a difficult position i-iiimi— they're in a difficult position now. i-think-can.| now. i don't think they can. i mean,-can on the- now. i don't think they can. i mean, can on the basis that mean, they can on the basis that my-iuiiiom— mean, they can on the basis that my-rubbish, that's- my work's rubbish, that's oiooiuioiy— my work's rubbish, that's absolutely fine. anas sarwar absolutely fine. and anas sarwar has absolutely fine. and anas sarwar iioo—io— has every right to make iooioiomo— has every right to make decisions-on- has every right to make decisions on what he has every right to make- decisions-on what he wants decisions based on what he wants or iooom-i— decisions based on what he wants or doesn't-within— decisions based on what he wants or doesn't within his or doesn't want within his porou— or doesn't want within his gopou ouo— or doesn't want within his gopou ouo my— or doesn't want within his paper. but my point is the oioiou— paper. but my point is the ooiouilmy— paper. but my point is the colour-my-is- paper. but my point is the colour my is irrelevant

colour of my skin is irrelevant omi— colour of my skin is irrelevant omi iioi— colour of my skin is irrelevant and that should— colour of my skin is irrelevant and that should be the national oiomwoooiiom— and that should be the national conversation . _ and that should be the national conversation . paul,- and that should be the national conversation . conversation. paul, i know you're about to go on stage farage your audience awaits and let me tell you that you are absolutely one of my favourite fixtures on headline, always unmissable. so can't wait to see you back here in the studio soon. thanks mark. can't wait to you. — soon. thanks mark. can't wait to you. so— soon. thanks mark. can't wait to see you. so thanks— " thanks mark. can't wait to see you. so thanks having me see you. so thanks for having me on. see you. so thanks for having me iiiiiiomi— see you. so thanks for having me on. brilliant stuff. _ see you. so thanks for having me on. brilliant stuff. viricc on. brilliant stuff. well, look, moio— on. brilliant stuff. well, look, there you go. paul cox cancelled because of the colour of his skin. shocking, it? skin. quite shocking, isn't it? is progress? don't think is that progress? i don't think so. the so. now, more on the extraordinary news that phillip schofield has stepped down from itv. he's been fired by his agent for lying to his colleagues and the media about an affair he had with a younger male itv employee. more on that very shortly. plus, in dial dolan. next, i'll be taking your video calls with an important question should nigel farage reach enter politics to save britain ? that's .

next if you're just joining us, phillip schofield has admitted he lied to his colleagues and the media about a relationship with a young itv colleague , a with a young itv colleague, a young male employee . in young male employee. in a statement to the daily mail, he said contrary to speculation , said contrary to speculation, whilst i met the man when he was a teenager and was asked to help him get into tv, is that all he helped him with? it was only after he started to work on the show that it became more than just a friendship. that relationship was unwise, but not illegal . it relationship was unwise, but not illegal. it is relationship was unwise, but not illegal . it is over now. well, illegal. it is over now. well, is his career over? we will bnng is his career over? we will bring you coverage across the board . we're going to speak to board. we're going to speak to showbiz agents, tv stars, you name after 9:00, it is the name it. after 9:00, it is the showbiz story of the year, if not the decade. phillip schofield stands down from itv with immediate effect. no award ceremonies, no prime time series. that is it. hell will freeze over before he you see

him back on that channel. are itv culpable ? all have they itv culpable? all have they covered this up? have they been sitting on this story for a long time? are there echoes of savile perhaps not related to crimes, but just an organisation protecting its own? we'll discuss all of that after nine. but it's time now for dial dodi . looking forward to this. i'm taking your video calls and tonight, the telegraphs. christopher hope or chopper to his friends, has exclusively revealed that nigel farage is considering a political comeback . arnie. the gb news star told chopper , i'm pondering this chopper, i'm pondering this carefully. to work out what positive goal i could achieve and whether i could break the two party first past the post system that obsesses people with a wasted vote. my email box says nigel is inundated every day saying you have to come back . he saying you have to come back. he told hope that he's working out what to do after something snapped in him over the soaring net immigration figures. he added , i'm angrier than i've added, i'm angrier than i've ever been before. so should nigel farage re—enter to

politics save britain? to discuss this , i'm delighted to discuss this, i'm delighted to welcome gb news viewers lars, susan and norma . susan, welcome susan and norma. susan, welcome back to the show. do you think we should bring back nigel to save britain? yes, i do. and thank you for inviting- c /is iiiii and thank you for inviting me back. wow. — thank you for inviting me back. wow. im— thank you for inviting me back. wow. am, i— thank you for inviting me back. mark. um, if you— thank you for inviting me back. mark. um, if you look back at wigoi-o— mark. um, if you look back at wigoi-o oooi— mark. um, if you look back at nigel's track record, he spent 25 yooio— nigel's track record, he spent 25 yooio oi— nigel's track record, he spent 25 years of his— nigel's track record, he spent 25 years of his life trying to get— 25 years of his life trying to goi uo— 25 years of his life trying to goi uo ouo— 25 years of his life trying to goi uo oui oi— 25 years of his life trying to get us out of the eu and he's oioo— get us out of the eu and he's oioo iooo— get us out of the eu and he's also been the— get us out of the eu and he's also been the person that's been the also been the person that's been iioo mom— also been the person that's been the main spokesperson fryston womioi— the main spokesperson fryston worried about— the main spokesperson fryston worried about the _ the main spokesperson fryston worried about the immigration iiguioo— worried about the immigration iiguioo .— worried about the immigration iiguioo . ami— worried about the immigration figures . and anyone who's figures. and anyone who's womioi— figures. and anyone who's worried about— figures. and anyone who's worried about brexit or the iiguioo— worried about brexit or the iiguioo iioi— worried about brexit or the figures that came out yesterday , omoy— figures that came out yesterday . iiooy oiouii— figures that came out yesterday , they should also— figures that came out yesterday , they should also be wanting. wigoi— , they should also be wanting. wigoi io— , they should also be wanting. wigoi io oomo— , they should also be wanting. nigel to come back at the ioioiiomi— nigel to come back at the forefront of— nigel to come back at the forefront of politics. ticks iowm— forefront of politics. ticks iowm im— forefront of politics. ticks down in the _ forefront of politics. ticks down in the blue wall, um, which is down in the blue wall, um, which io iio— down in the blue wall, um, which io iioo oouii— down in the blue wall, um, which is the south of— down in the blue wall, um, which is the south of england . there is the south of england. there are is the south of england. there oo— is the south of england. there oo iow— is the south of england. there are 30 tory seats— is the south of england. there are 30 tory seats aukus some of iiom — are 30 tory seats aukus some of iiom wioio— are 30 tory seats aukus some of them where there's— are 30 tory seats aukus some of them where there's major tory poogio— them where there's major tory poogio iiio— them where there's major tory people like iain— them where there's major tory people like iain duncan smith, iioiooo— people like iain duncan smith, theresa villiers_

people like iain duncan smith, theresa villiers ,_ people like iain duncan smith, theresa villiers , they're theresa villiers, they're ioiomiimg— theresa villiers, they're defending a _ theresa villiers, they're defending a majority of less mom— defending a majority of less iiom io— defending a majority of less iiom io. so— defending a majority of less than 10. so those 30 seats, ioy-io— than 10. so those 30 seats, iioy-io ug— than 10. so those 30 seats, iioy-io up ioi— than 10. so those 30 seats, they're up for grabs. and i immi— they're up for grabs. and i iiimi ii— they're up for grabs. and i think if nigel— they're up for grabs. and i think if nigel came back as a goiiiioiom— think if nigel came back as a politician and— think if nigel came back as a politician and candidates were oiooi— politician and candidates were oiooi im— politician and candidates were stood in those— politician and candidates were stood in those areas, i think ioy-io— stood in those areas, i think iioy-io iioio — stood in those areas, i think they're there for— stood in those areas, i think they're there for the taking iooouoo— they're there for the taking iooouoo i— they're there for the taking because i don't— they're there for the taking because i don't think labour wouii— because i don't think labour wouii goi— because i don't think labour would get them.— because i don't think labour would get them. you can't trust ioiom— would get them. you can't trust ioioui .— would get them. you can't trust ioioui. ioi— would get them. you can't trust labour. for years— would get them. you can't trust labour . for years they've been labour. for years they've been ooiiimg — labour. for years they've been ooiiimg uo— labour. for years they've been calling us names.— labour. for years they've been calling us names. anyone who's iooo— calling us names. anyone who's ioom oomoomoi— calling us names. anyone who's been concerned about immigration , iioy-wo— been concerned about immigration . omoy-yo ooom— been concerned about immigration , they've spent years and years iiyimg— , they've spent years and years iiyimg io— , they've spent years and years trying to overturn— , they've spent years and years trying to overturn the democratic- trying to overturn the democratic vote to leave the eu omi— democratic vote to leave the eu omi ow— democratic vote to leave the eu omi oii— democratic vote to leave the eu omi oii oi— democratic vote to leave the eu and now all of a— democratic vote to leave the eu and now all of a sudden, oh, omoy-io— and now all of a sudden, oh, iioy-io goimg— and now all of a sudden, oh, iioy-io goimg io— and now all of a sudden, oh, they're going to stop the boats omi— they're going to stop the boats omi omoy-io— they're going to stop the boats and they're going— they're going to stop the boats and they're going to implement mowi— and they're going to implement iioxii. so— and they're going to implement iioxii. so wo— and they're going to implement brexit. so we know we can't ouoi— brexit. so we know we can't iuoi iio— brexit. so we know we can't trust the tories— brexit. so we know we can't trust the tories ,_ brexit. so we know we can't trust the tories , we know we trust the tories, we know we oou-i— trust the tories, we know we oou-i ouoi— trust the tories, we know we can't trust labour . so there's can't trust labour. so there's wigoi— can't trust labour. so there's wigoi wio— can't trust labour. so there's wigoi wio wo— can't trust labour. so there's nigel who we know we can trust to nigel who we know we can trust io imgiomomi— nigel who we know we can trust to implement brexit and had to do to implement brexit and had to io oomoiiimg— to implement brexit and had to do something about the immigration— do something about the immigration figures. so yes, wigoi— immigration figures. so yes, wigoi. youo— immigration figures. so yes, nigel, your country needs you . nigel, your country needs you. moio— nigel, your country needs you. more you— nigel, your country needs you. more you go. — nigel, your country needs you. there you go. what— nigel, your country needs you. there you go. what do- nigel, your country needs you. there you go. what do you think about this loss ? i think there's

about this loss? i think there's far about this loss? i think there's ioi ioo— about this loss? i think there's ioi ioo momy— about this loss? i think there's far too many political- c i think there's far too many political parties at far too many political parties oi iio— far too many political parties at the moment— far too many political parties at the moment and i think nigel woom-i — at the moment and i think nigel woom-i wigoi— at the moment and i think nigel wasn't. \o giic : wasn't. nigel responds for reform and brexit. so was it or at least the brexit party? do you find it the problem with having more political party is you just end up splitting particularly right wing ones. you end up splitting the conservative vote, which then opens the door for labour and lib dems to come in. that's the problem you have is have problem you have is you have too many parties. dilutes , many parties. it just dilutes, it votes and you end it dilutes the votes and you end up with a labour government by by accident, almost . but that by accident, almost. but that that's, that's where i am. i think i do also think the conservatives need to actually deliver on on brexit and actually stop these boats and stop, stop whimpering to lawyers and actually put legislation in that's going to block the boats from coming through . well, yes, from coming through. well, yes, the attraction of— from coming through. well, yes, the attraction of nigel- trio“ 3 3 well, yes, the attraction of nigel farage, my ooiiooguo— the attraction of nigel farage, my colleague here at gb news, a oioo— my colleague here at gb news, a massive star on— my colleague here at gb news, a massive star on the— my colleague here at gb news, a massive star on the channel, an oxiooiiimoiy— massive star on the channel, an extraordinary broadcaster, and a iioi— extraordinary broadcaster, and a iioi io— extraordinary broadcaster, and a man that is among the most oigmiiioomi— man that is among the most significant political figures of

the significant political figures of iioo oi— significant political figures of iioo oi iio— significant political figures of the of the last— significant political figures of the of the last hundred years in imio— the of the last hundred years in iiio ooumwy. — the of the last hundred years in this country. he's— the of the last hundred years in this country. he's a— the of the last hundred years in this country. he's a proper conservative. _ this country. he's a proper conservative. lars and many of my wiowoo— conservative. lars and many of my omi— conservative. lars and many of my viewers and listeners are oiiooioi— my viewers and listeners are oiiooioi io — my viewers and listeners are attracted to that. _ my viewers and listeners are attracted to that. do you think moio-o— attracted to that. do you think iioio-o oiiii— attracted to that. do you think there's still time— attracted to that. do you think there's still time for rishi sumoi— there's still time for rishi sumoi io— there's still time for rishi sunak to become an actual oomoowoiiwo— sunak to become an actual conservative prime minister. moio— conservative prime minister. iioio io— conservative prime minister. more is .— conservative prime minister. iioio io . iuo— conservative prime minister. there is , but it— conservative prime minister. there is , but it all- conservative prime minister. there is , but it all depends on there is, but it all depends on his his cabinet and what they're going to do. i think it's quite hard and it's an uphill struggle. if i'm honest. and i've been a conservative member since 98. so you know, it's not great to be a tory at the moment, if i'm honest. but um, they do . they do need to deliver they do. they do need to deliver on on the promises for brexit. i'm in the fortunate position and i'm, i'm half in, half out because i'm, i've got dual nationality so i'm german and british, so i've kind of got the best of both worlds in one way or another. but i do, yeah, i do think, i do think it's going to be a struggle. you're half in. you're half out. i bet you say iioi— you're half out. i bet you say iioi io— you're half out. i bet you say iioi io oii— you're half out. i bet you say that to all the— you're half out. i bet you say that to all the girls. well, let mo— that to all the girls. well, let mo ooi— that to all the girls. well, let me ask our final— that to all the girls. well, let me ask our final visitor to you, ioio— me ask our final visitor to you, i>oio ioiom— me ask our final visitor to you,

dale dolan. it's— me ask our final visitor to you, dale dolan. it's norma . norma, dale dolan. it's norma. norma, iwioiiy— dale dolan. it's norma. norma, iwioiiy ii— dale dolan. it's norma. norma, iiioiiy. ii you— dale dolan. it's norma. norma, briefly, if you can.— dale dolan. it's norma. norma, briefly, if you can. do we bring wigoi— briefly, if you can. do we bring wigoi iooii— briefly, if you can. do we bring nigel back? could— briefly, if you can. do we bring nigel back? could he make a oooiiiwo— nigel back? could he make a positive contribution to this ooumwy— positive contribution to this ooumiiy i— positive contribution to this country ? well— positive contribution to this country ? well it was scraping country? well it was scraping the country? well it was scraping iioo oouoi— country? well it was scraping iioo iomoi o— country? well it was scraping the barrel a bit— country? well it was scraping the barrel a bit. country? well it was scraping the barrel a bit . c the barrel a bit. i mean, it was terrible . it would be terrible terrible. it would be terrible to lose him from gb news for a start. correct but, um, is he a great leader ? he's charismatic. great leader? he's charismatic. he's opinionated . and does he he's opinionated. and does he get things done? he would claim he gets things done . um he's get things done? he would claim he gets things done. um he's a successful businessman . he's not successful businessman. he's not going to earn much being an mp. it would have to be a labour of love if he encounters too much failure as he might perceive it . uh, i think his personality is such that he'd lose patience. he failed to save britain via brexit. he failed to see all the pitfalls that occurred with brexit. it's not good enough to say, oh well, it's not really brexit. it could be that his

ideas are too grandiose and he's too optimistic . ideas are too grandiose and he's too optimistic. he ideas are too grandiose and he's too optimistic . he doesn't too optimistic. he doesn't calculate sufficiently, in my view, for the weaknesses of others in implementing a plan . others in implementing a plan. it may be that he's just too much of a one man band to be the kind of leader that could dominate on the world stage, and he i mean, i think he was a dismal failure in, uh, in the european union. i mean , he just european union. i mean, he just made enemies . well, i'll tell made enemies. well, i'll tell you— made enemies. well, i'll tell you oomoiiimg— made enemies. well, i'll tell you something for— made enemies. well, i'll tell you something for me,- you something for me, a ouoooooiui— you something for me, a successful leader is somebody who— successful leader is somebody who oommooo— successful leader is somebody who convinces everyone that he's wigoi— who convinces everyone that he's iigm omi— who convinces everyone that he's iigm omi ioioo— who convinces everyone that he's right and takes the— who convinces everyone that he's right and takes the people with mm.— right and takes the people with him. ooy.— right and takes the people with him. okay. well,— right and takes the people with him. okay. well, listen, let me ooii— him. okay. well, listen, let me ioii you— him. okay. well, listen, let me tell you, norma— him. okay. well, listen, let me tell you, norma is— him. okay. well, listen, let me tell you, norma is not convinced . womo— tell you, norma is not convinced . womo moni— tell you, norma is not convinced . norma, thank you— tell you, norma is not convinced . norma, thank you for that. i won— . norma, thank you for that. i wioio wo— . norma, thank you for that. i wioio wo iioi— . norma, thank you for that. i wish we had longer. thank you to liz, wish we had longer. thank you to ho, womo— wish we had longer. thank you to ho, womo omi— wish we had longer. thank you to liz, norma, and susan for. for iioi— liz, norma, and susan for. for iioi ooiio. — liz, norma, and susan for. for their calls. do— liz, norma, and susan for. for their calls. do you— liz, norma, and susan for. for their calls. do you think nigel oouii— their calls. do you think nigel could reboot— their calls. do you think nigel could reboot this— their calls. do you think nigel could reboot this country? ooiiy— could reboot this country? soiiy, wo — could reboot this country? sadly, we don't- could reboot this country? sadly, we don't have a presidential- sadly, we don't have a presidential system. otherwise ioo-i— presidential system. otherwise io-ilo— presidential system. otherwise io-ilo oioo— presidential system. otherwise io-ilo oioo im— presidential system. otherwise he'd.a shoo in for- presidential system. otherwise he'd a shoo in for president. he'd be a shoo in for president. ioiogo— he'd be a shoo in for president. ioiogo moxi— he'd be a shoo in for president. ioiogo uooi up,— he'd be a shoo in for president. farage next up, more on this oxoiooiwo— farage next up, more on this explosive story. _ farage next up, more on this explosive story. it's a developing- explosive story. it's a developing story. schofield out

of developing story. schofield out oi iiv— developing story. schofield out oi iiv mg,— developing story. schofield out of itv five, made— developing story. schofield out of itv five, made by his agent iooouoo— of itv five, made by his agent iooouoo iio— of itv five, made by his agent because he lied— of itv five, made by his agent because he lied to everyone . because he lied to everyone. wooo— because he lied to everyone. iioio om— because he lied to everyone. more on schofield .

next it's i next. it's 9:00 i next- it's 9:00 on | wooi— it's 9:00 on television, on ioiio— it's 9:00 on television, on ioiio omi— it's 9:00 on television, on radio and online in the united iimgiom— radio and online in the united iimgiom omi— radio and online in the united kingdom and across the world. imio— kingdom and across the world. imo io— kingdom and across the world. imo io wow— kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight . and this is mark dolan tonight. and we this is mark dolan tonight. and wo ioimg— this is mark dolan tonight. and wo bring you— this is mark dolan tonight. and wo bring you om— this is mark dolan tonight. and we bring you an extraordinary iowoiopimg— we bring you an extraordinary developing story. if you've just ioimoi— developing story. if you've just roimoi uo— developing story. if you've just joined us. phillip— developing story. if you've just joined us. phillip schofield has oiopooi— joined us. phillip schofield has oiopgoi iowm— joined us. phillip schofield has stepped down with immediate oiiooi— stepped down with immediate oiiooi ao— stepped down with immediate oiiooi ao om— stepped down with immediate effect as an itv— stepped down with immediate effect as an itv presenter. moio— effect as an itv presenter. moio wiii— effect as an itv presenter. there will be— effect as an itv presenter. there will be no prime time series , no award— there will be no prime time series , no award shows . he is series, no award shows. he is oui— series, no award shows. he is oui oi— series, no award shows. he is oui oi iiv— series, no award shows. he is oui oi iiv .— series, no award shows. he is out of itv , the— series, no award shows. he is out of itv , the channel at which out of itv, the channel at which he out of itv, the channel at which ioo ioo— out of itv, the channel at which he has worked— out of itv, the channel at which he has worked for— out of itv, the channel at which he has worked for many years of his he has worked for many years of no ooioou— he has worked for many years of his career. he's— he has worked for many years of his career. he's one— he has worked for many years of his career. he's one of the best known— his career. he's one of the best known presenters— his career. he's one of the best known presenters in the country. he known presenters in the country. wo iioo— known presenters in the country. he has admitted— known presenters in the country. he has admitted that he lied to his colleagues— he has admitted that he lied to his colleagues in— he has admitted that he lied to his colleagues in the media oioui— his colleagues in the media oioui-wiii- his colleagues in the media about-with a- his colleagues in the media about with a younger about an affair with a younger moio— about an affair with a younger moio iiv— about an affair with a younger male itv employee. did itv cover

iio— male itv employee. did itv cover iiio up?— male itv employee. did itv cover iiio up? io— male itv employee. did itv cover iiio up? io iio— male itv employee. did itv cover this up? is his career— male itv employee. did itv cover this up? is his career over? was woiiy— this up? is his career over? was holly willoughby— this up? is his career over? was holly willoughby an enabler? we will holly willoughby an enabler? we wiii cowo— holly willoughby an enabler? we will cover all— holly willoughby an enabler? we will cover all of— holly willoughby an enabler? we will cover all of those stories in who— will cover all of those stories in wioi io— will cover all of those stories in what is the— will cover all of those stories in what is the showbiz story of the in what is the showbiz story of iioo yoou— in what is the showbiz story of iioo yooi ii— in what is the showbiz story of iioo yoou ii moi— in what is the showbiz story of the year, if not the— in what is the showbiz story of the year, if not the decade or oioo,— the year, if not the decade or gra, im— the year, if not the decade or ago, in my— the year, if not the decade or oioo. in my big— the year, if not the decade or also, in my big opinion , why the also, in my big opinion, why the iii— also, in my big opinion, why the oio io— also, in my big opinion, why the oio io ow— also, in my big opinion, why the bbc is now using— also, in my big opinion, why the bbc is now using taxpayers money to bbc is now using taxpayers money io iio— bbc is now using taxpayers money to censor the public.— bbc is now using taxpayers money to censor the public. more on imo.— to censor the public. more on iiio. iioo— to censor the public. more on this. free speech— to censor the public. more on this. free speech scandal omomy— this. free speech scandal omoiiiy .— this. free speech scandal omoiiiy . ioy— this. free speech scandal shortly . my mark meets guest is shortly. my mark meets guest is oi— shortly. my mark meets guest is oi iioo— shortly. my mark meets guest is one of the most— shortly. my mark meets guest is one of the most recognised oooioi— one of the most recognised actors on tv.— one of the most recognised actors on tv. star of allo allo, iioi— actors on tv. star of allo allo, red emmerdale _ actors on tv. star of allo allo, red emmerdale and most memorably as red emmerdale and most memorably oo iio— red emmerdale and most memorably as the eccentric— red emmerdale and most memorably as the eccentric shop— red emmerdale and most memorably as the eccentric shop manager reg— as the eccentric shop manager reg holdsworth_ as the eccentric shop manager reg holdsworth in coronation siooi— reg holdsworth in coronation soiooi .— reg holdsworth in coronation soiooi . ami— reg holdsworth in coronation street . and i'm— reg holdsworth in coronation street . and i'm looking forward street. and i'm looking forward to street. and i'm looking forward io imio— street. and i'm looking forward io iiio im— street. and i'm looking forward io iiio in my— street. and i'm looking forward to this in my take— street. and i'm looking forward to this in my take at ten saint ooy— to this in my take at ten saint ooiy iimoioi— to this in my take at ten saint gary lineker is— to this in my take at ten saint gary lineker is at— to this in my take at ten saint gary lineker is at it again ooiiimg— gary lineker is at it again ooiiimg iuoi— gary lineker is at it again calling just stop oil protesters woooo— calling just stop oil protesters woooo omi— calling just stop oil protesters heroes and praising mass migioiiom— heroes and praising mass migioiiom .— heroes and praising mass migration . i'll- heroes and praising mass migration . i'll be giving migration. i'll be giving iiiioim-o— migration. i'll be giving britain's biggest woke hypocrite the britain's biggest woke hypocrite iioo ioi— britain's biggest woke hypocrite iioo ioi ooii— britain's biggest woke hypocrite the red card at— britain's biggest woke hypocrite the red card at 10:00 and you won-i— the red card at 10:00 and you wom-i wom— the red card at 10:00 and you wom-i womi io— the red card at 10:00 and you won't want to miss it.

iiiiiio— won't want to miss it. philip schofield will never mooomi— philip schofield will never wooomi o— philip schofield will never present a show— philip schofield will never present a show for itv again . present a show for itv again. wo-o— present a show for itv again. wo-o iooo— present a show for itv again. he's been dumped by his agents who— he's been dumped by his agents who oo— he's been dumped by his agents who are called— he's been dumped by his agents who are called emu managers at ogomoy— who are called emu managers at massive agency who look after ant massive agency who look after ami omi— massive agency who look after ami omi ioio— massive agency who look after ant and dec and— massive agency who look after ant and dec and some of the iiggooi— ant and dec and some of the iiggooi oioio— ant and dec and some of the biggest stars in— ant and dec and some of the biggest stars in the country. he ioiooi— biggest stars in the country. he moipoi ioumi— biggest stars in the country. he helped found. and that agency oiiooiiwoiy— helped found. and that agency effectively because he was oo—ooioi— effectively because he was oo—opioi oo— effectively because he was co—opted as talent at ymu . he co—opted as talent at ymu. he owns shares in— co—opted as talent at ymu. he owns shares in the— co—opted as talent at ymu. he owns shares in the business wiiio— owns shares in the business wiiio iioy— owns shares in the business while they fired— owns shares in the business while they fired him, sacked by his while they fired him, sacked by no ogomi,— while they fired him, sacked by his agent, sacked— while they fired him, sacked by his agent, sacked by itv. why? iooouoo— his agent, sacked by itv. why? iooouoo iio— his agent, sacked by itv. why? because he lied— his agent, sacked by itv. why? because he lied to his wife. he iioi— because he lied to his wife. he iioi io— because he lied to his wife. he iioi io iio— because he lied to his wife. he lied to his lawyer.— because he lied to his wife. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to iio— lied to his lawyer. he lied to iioo ooiiy— lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily mail,— lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily mail, which in my oooi,— the daily mail, which in my book, you— the daily mail, which in my book, you never— the daily mail, which in my book, you never do . he's lied to book, you never do. he's lied to iio— book, you never do. he's lied to iioo iiiiioi— book, you never do. he's lied to the british people— book, you never do. he's lied to the british people that fake wooi— the british people that fake wooi oi— the british people that fake week of shows— the british people that fake week of shows that he did last wooi— week of shows that he did last wooi going— week of shows that he did last week going back— week of shows that he did last week going back into into this morning— week going back into into this momimg wim— week going back into into this morning with holly willoughby. wioi— morning with holly willoughby. wioi o— morning with holly willoughby. wioi o iooogo— morning with holly willoughby. what a farage. and hour itv guiiiy— what a farage. and hour itv guiiiy oi— what a farage. and hour itv guiiiy oi o— what a farage. and hour itv guilty of a cover— what a farage. and hour itv guilty of a cover up . all of guilty of a cover up. all of mooo— guilty of a cover up. all of these issues— guilty of a cover up. all of these issues we - guilty of a cover up. all of these issues we will be oowomg— these issues we will be covering. we're going to speak to covering. we're going to speak io ioo— covering. we're going to speak io ioo ogomio— covering. we're going to speak to top agents, tv— covering. we're going to speak to top agents, tv stars and you ii— to top agents, tv stars and you ii ioi— to top agents, tv stars and you name it for what— to top agents, tv stars and you name it for what is— to top agents, tv stars and you name it for what is a massive, oioiy. — name it for what is a massive, massive story. it's— name it for what is a massive, massive story. it's all to come. iuo— massive story. it's all to come. iui rig,— massive story. it's all to come. iui iioi iio— massive story. it's all to come. but first, the news— massive story. it's all to come. but first, the news headlines .

but first, the news headlines. momi— but first, the news headlines. iiomi you— but first, the news headlines. iioomi you wow— but first, the news headlines. thank you very much, mark. the ioiooi— thank you very much, mark. the ioiooi iiom — thank you very much, mark. the latest from the— thank you very much, mark. the latest from the newsroom with me, rory smith, philip schofield has resigned from itv after admitting to having affair with what he called a younger male colleague. at this morning, he told the daily mail he lied about the relationship to his wife , to itv, to colleagues, to wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and to his agents . friends and to his agents. schofield admitted helping the man get into television when he was a teenager before developing a consensual on off relationship with him. philip has stepped down from itv with immediate effect , meaning he won't be effect, meaning he won't be presenting the british soap awards next week or any other show on the channel he has apologised, saying the relation ship which has now ended, was unwise but not illegal . all unwise but not illegal. all a man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for the murder of 15 month old

jacob lennon. jake drummond the partner of the toddler's mother , was jailed following a campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse the boy suffered multiple injuries over a three week penod injuries over a three week period in 2019. the victim's mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for allowing jacob's death . well, in allowing jacob's death. well, in other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who murdered him on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for life. finley boden's mother, shannon marsden , was given a minimum term of 27 years whilst his father, stephen boden, was given a minimum sentence of 29 years. the baby was taken into care shortly after birth due to child protection concerns, but he was put back into his parents care just 39 days before he died. police say the pair were jailed for what they described as an incomprehensible crime. boden and marsden. from the moment

iimioy— and marsden. from the moment finley returned— and marsden. from the moment finley returned to— and marsden. from the moment finley returned to their- usi�*i: iiisii" from the moment finley returned to their care imougiioui— finley returned to their care throughout the _ finley returned to their care throughout the trial after conviction— throughout the trial after conviction and even a sentence iooo— conviction and even a sentence have never taken— conviction and even a sentence have never taken responsibility for have never taken responsibility ioiiioii— have never taken responsibility for their actions— have never taken responsibility for their actions .— have never taken responsibility for their actions . they lied have never taken responsibility for their actions. they lied and oioiuoiiwo— for their actions. they lied and obstructive professionals who were attempting _ obstructive professionals who were attempting to syphon only to were attempting to syphon only io ooioiiioi— were attempting to syphon only to establish that— were attempting to syphon only to establish that he was being oooi— to establish that he was being ooioi ioi— to establish that he was being ooioi ioi im— to establish that he was being cared for in the— to establish that he was being cared for in the correct manner . a— cared for in the correct manner . a mom— cared for in the correct manner . a wio— cared for in the correct manner . a man who shoved just stop oil moiooioio— . a man who shoved just stop oil woiooioio oii— . a man who shoved just stop oil protesters off the _ . a man who shoved just stop oil protesters off the road. ioiiioi— protesters off the road. earlier this— protesters off the road. earlier this week- protesters off the road. earlier this week has told gb news he felt he had to take matters into his own hands. scaffolder louis greaves pushed two people from the group who brought traffic to a standstill in london on tuesday. he was briefly detained by police on suspicion of common assault. well he told us he was doing the work he says the police should have been doing . so of course, have been doing. so of course, i saw have been doing. so of course, i iio— have been doing. so of course, i saw the troubles— have been doing. so of course, i saw the troubles on— have been doing. so of course, i saw the troubles on the- i 9 so of course, i saw the troubles on the railways omywoy, — saw the troubles on the railways omywoy, omi — saw the troubles on the railways omywoy, omi ivo— saw the troubles on the railways anyway, and i've got off the ioim— anyway, and i've got off the train station.— anyway, and i've got off the train station. i— anyway, and i've got off the train station. i was in the car

omi— train station. i was in the car omi oii— train station. i was in the car omi oii iioi— train station. i was in the car and all that trying to get over the and all that trying to get over iioo iwiigo. — and all that trying to get over the bridge. and— and all that trying to get over the bridge. and then of course, iuoi— the bridge. and then of course, ruoi oiomiimg— the bridge. and then of course, just standing there making me even more late— just standing there making me even more late for work. and the plea:— even more late for work. and the oioo, iioo-o— even more late for work. and the plea, there's two _ even more late for work. and the plea, there's two police oiiiooio— plea, there's two police officers standing there looking at officers standing there looking oi oiom— officers standing there looking oi iiom iiio— officers standing there looking at them like they're not doing iioi— at them like they're not doing iioi ioio— at them like they're not doing imoiiroio. so— at them like they're not doing their jobs. so if— 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, their jobs. so if they can't do n, oiom— their jobs. so if they can't do n, iiom iio— their jobs. so if they can't do it, then the members of the ouiiio— it, then the members of the guiiio omo— it, then the members of the public can start— it, then the members of the public can start doing it for mom. — public can start doing it for mom. iv— public can start doing it for them. tv online— public can start doing it for them. tv online dab+ radio and on iumom— them. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein, this— them. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein, this is— them. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein, this is gb news nato. oooi— on tunein, this is gb news nato. oooi io— on tunein, this is gb news nato. oooi io .— back to. mark welcome to back to. mark- . welcome to mark back to. mark— . welcome to mark dolan oooi io. wooi— - welcome to mark dolan tonight welcome to mark dolan tonight andifs . welcome to mark dolan tonight omi ioo-omiy— . welcome to mark dolan tonight omi ii-o-omiy oioiy— . welcome to mark dolan tonight and it's-only story in- welcome to mark dolan tonight and it's only story in town, and it's the only story in town, ioiio. — and it's the only story in town, ioiio. ii— and it's the only story in town, folks. if you're— and it's the only story in town, folks. if you're just joining us on ioio— folks. if you're just joining us on ioio oi— folks. if you're just joining us on dab+ or on— folks. if you're just joining us on dab+ or on television, iiiiiiio— on dab+ or on television, phillip schofield has stepped iowm— phillip schofield has stepped iowm oo— phillip schofield has stepped down as an itv— phillip schofield has stepped down as an itv presenter with immoiioio— down as an itv presenter with immediate effect.— down as an itv presenter with immediate effect. we know that ioo-i— immediate effect. we know that ioo-i oiiooiy— immediate effect. we know that he'd already essentially been ouoioi— he'd already essentially been ouoiioi oui— he'd already essentially been pushed out of— he'd already essentially been pushed out of this morning. was he pushed out of this morning. was ioo iioi— pushed out of this morning. was ioo iioi i— pushed out of this morning. was ioo iioi i iii— pushed out of this morning. was he fired .7 did he— pushed out of this morning. was he fired ? did he jump? well, now he fired? did he jump? well, now ioo-o— he fired? did he jump? well, now ioo-o ioowimg— he fired? did he jump? well, now he's leaving itv— he fired? did he jump? well, now he's leaving itv altogether and he's leaving itv altogether and ioo iioo— he's leaving itv altogether and he has sensationally been dumped

by iio— he has sensationally been dumped by no ogomi— he has sensationally been dumped by no ogomi oo— he has sensationally been dumped by his agent as well. why emu mow— by his agent as well. why emu why— by his agent as well. why emu wiy io— by his agent as well. why emu wioy io iio— by his agent as well. why emu now? why is he lost his agent? why— now? why is he lost his agent? wiy iioo— now? why is he lost his agent? wioy iioo iio— now? why is he lost his agent? why has he left— now? why is he lost his agent? why has he left itv ? well, why has he left itv? well, iooouoo— why has he left itv? well, iooouoo iio— why has he left itv? well, because he has— why has he left itv? well, because he has admitted that he lied because he has admitted that he iioi io— because he has admitted that he iioi io iio— because he has admitted that he lied to his colleagues and the moiio— lied to his colleagues and the moiio oioui— lied to his colleagues and the media about an— lied to his colleagues and the media about an affair he had wim— media about an affair he had wiiio o— media about an affair he had wiiio o youmgoi— media about an affair he had with a younger male itv omgioyoo— with a younger male itv employee. we're going to bring you iuii— employee. we're going to bring you full reaction— employee. we're going to bring you full reaction to this bombshell— you full reaction to this bombshell story. it is the swowiiz— bombshell story. it is the showbiz story of the year, if moi— showbiz story of the year, if moi iio— showbiz story of the year, if not the decade— showbiz story of the year, if not the decade .— showbiz story of the year, if not the decade . in a letter in a not the decade. in a letter in a in o— not the decade. in a letter in a in a statement— not the decade. in a letter in a in a statement to— not the decade. in a letter in a in a statement to the daily iioii— in a statement to the daily iioii o— in a statement to the daily nan, o pogoi— in a statement to the daily mail, a paper that he has lied to, mail, a paper that he has lied io, iio— mail, a paper that he has lied io, ioo iioi— mail, a paper that he has lied to, he lied to— mail, a paper that he has lied to, he lied to everyone. he lied to, he lied to everyone. he lied io iio— to, he lied to everyone. he lied io iiio wiio— to, he lied to everyone. he lied io iiio wiio .— to, he lied to everyone. he lied to his wife . he— to, he lied to everyone. he lied to his wife . he lied to itv. he to his wife. he lied to itv. he iioi— to his wife. he lied to itv. he iioi io— to his wife. he lied to itv. he iioi io iio— to his wife. he lied to itv. he lied to his lawyer.— to his wife. he lied to itv. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to iio— lied to his lawyer. he lied to us. the british— lied to his lawyer. he lied to us. the british public. well, he ooii,— us. the british public. well, he an, i— us. the british public. well, he an, i wiii— us. the british public. well, he said, i will reflect— us. the british public. well, he said, i will reflect on my very ioi— said, i will reflect on my very ioi ruigomomi— said, i will reflect on my very bad judgement in both pomioigoio— bad judgement in both participate in the relationship omi— participate in the relationship omi oiom— participate in the relationship omi mom iyimg— participate in the relationship and then lying about it. he guo— and then lying about it. he oguoo ioo-o— and then lying about it. he argues he's protected the wiwooy— argues he's protected the ruiwooy oi— argues he's protected the privacy of this— argues he's protected the privacy of this person he had iio— privacy of this person he had the relationship— privacy of this person he had the relationship with. we don't know— the relationship with. we don't know who— the relationship with. we don't know what state _ the relationship with. we don't know what state they're in at io— know what state they're in at iioo momoi— know what state they're in at the moment. mentally but the ioiom— the moment. mentally but the ioiiom imo— the moment. mentally but the bottom line is— the moment. mentally but the bottom line is it's— the moment. mentally but the bottom line is it's a shocking ooomioi— bottom line is it's a shocking ooomioi omi— bottom line is it's a shocking scandal and should itv be held to scandal and should itv be held io ooooumi— scandal and should itv be held io ooooumi i— scandal and should itv be held to account ? is— scandal and should itv be held to account ? is this— scandal and should itv be held to account? is this a cover up oiioi— to account? is this a cover up oiioi oiii— to account? is this a cover up after all? many— to account? is this a cover up after all? many are speculating

iioi— after all? many are speculating iioi iiv— after all? many are speculating iioi iiv omi— after all? many are speculating that itv and their— after all? many are speculating that itv and their bosses and iio— that itv and their bosses and iioo ioom — that itv and their bosses and iioo ioom oi— that itv and their bosses and the team at this— that itv and their bosses and the team at this morning have known— the team at this morning have known oioui— the team at this morning have known about this— the team at this morning have known about this for four years. wooo— known about this for four years. wooio omi— known about this for four years. wooio omi omoy— known about this for four years. years and they continue to do all years and they continue to do oii omooo— years and they continue to do all those shows— years and they continue to do all those shows pretending that momimg— all those shows pretending that moiiimg iioi— all those shows pretending that nothing had happened, that all was nothing had happened, that all iooy— nothing had happened, that all iooy im— nothing had happened, that all was rosy in the— nothing had happened, that all was rosy in the itv garden. so wo-ii— was rosy in the itv garden. so wo-ii ioimg— was rosy in the itv garden. so we'll bring reaction to this massive story. _ we'll bring reaction to this massive story. we're going to ogooi— massive story. we're going to ooooi io— massive story. we're going to opooi io o— massive story. we're going to opooi io o ioo— massive story. we're going to speak to a top showbiz agent tv ooio— speak to a top showbiz agent tv ooio wou— speak to a top showbiz agent tv stars. you name— speak to a top showbiz agent tv stars. you name it.— speak to a top showbiz agent tv stars. you name it. we've got imio— stars. you name it. we've got iiio oioiy— stars. you name it. we've got this story covered— stars. you name it. we've got this story covered in my big ooimiom— this story covered in my big ogimiom .— this story covered in my big ogimiom . why— this story covered in my big opinion , why the bbc is now opinion, why the bbc is now uoimg— opinion, why the bbc is now uoimg ioopoyoio— opinion, why the bbc is now using taxpayers money to censor the using taxpayers money to censor iioo ouiiio. — using taxpayers money to censor the public. more— using taxpayers money to censor the public. more on this free oooooi— the public. more on this free speech scandal— the public. more on this free speech scandal shortly . and my speech scandal shortly. and my mom— speech scandal shortly. and my mom mooio— speech scandal shortly. and my mark meets guest— speech scandal shortly. and my mark meets guest is one of the mooo— mark meets guest is one of the most recognised— mark meets guest is one of the most recognised actors on tv . most recognised actors on tv. sioi— most recognised actors on tv. so oi— most recognised actors on tv. so oi aiio— most recognised actors on tv. star of allo allo,_ most recognised actors on tv. star of allo allo, red emmerdale and star of allo allo, red emmerdale omi mooo— star of allo allo, red emmerdale and most memorably, the oooomiiio— and most memorably, the eccentric shop— and most memorably, the eccentric shop manager, reg woiiowoiii— eccentric shop manager, reg holdsworth in— eccentric shop manager, reg holdsworth in coronation streets and holdsworth in coronation streets omi im— holdsworth in coronation streets omi in my— holdsworth in coronation streets omi in my ioio— holdsworth in coronation streets and in my take at— holdsworth in coronation streets and in my take at ten saint. ooy— and in my take at ten saint. ooiy iimoioi— and in my take at ten saint. gary lineker is— and in my take at ten saint. gary lineker is at it again ooiiimg— gary lineker is at it again ooiiimg iuoi— gary lineker is at it again calling just stop oil protesters ioiooo— calling just stop oil protesters ioiooo omi— calling just stop oil protesters heroes and praising mass migroiion— heroes and praising mass migration. i'll— heroes and praising mass migration. i'll be giving omom-o— migration. i'll be giving britain's biggest woke hypocrite the britain's biggest woke hypocrite iioo ioi— britain's biggest woke hypocrite iioo ioi ooii— britain's biggest woke hypocrite the red card at— britain's biggest woke hypocrite the red card at ten and you won-i— the red card at ten and you wom-i wom— the red card at ten and you won't want to _ the red card at ten and you won't want to miss it. mark ioiom— won't want to miss it. mark dolan tonight— won't want to miss it. mark dolan tonight is— won't want to miss it. mark dolan tonight is also the home of dolan tonight is also the home oi iio— dolan tonight is also the home oi iioo gopoio— dolan tonight is also the home of the papers with— dolan tonight is also the home of the papers with tomorrow's iom— of the papers with tomorrow's iiomi pogoo—

of the papers with tomorrow's iiomi gogoo oi— of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with imioo— front pages at exactly 1030 with imoo ioo — front pages at exactly 1030 with three top pundits— front pages at exactly 1030 with three top pundits who haven't ooom— three top pundits who haven't ioom ioii— three top pundits who haven't been told what— three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who iou-i— been told what to say and who iom-i ioiiow— been told what to say and who don't follow the _ been told what to say and who don't follow the script. and umiiio— don't follow the script. and unlike this— don't follow the script. and unlike this morning, mark dolan iomigii— unlike this morning, mark dolan iomigioi io— unlike this morning, mark dolan iomigioi io moi— unlike this morning, mark dolan tonight is not 2— unlike this morning, mark dolan tonight is not 2 or— unlike this morning, mark dolan tonight is not 2 or 3 hours of ioioiy— tonight is not 2 or 3 hours of ioioiy .— tonight is not 2 or 3 hours of fakery . there's— tonight is not 2 or 3 hours of fakery . there's no pretending. fakery. there's no pretending. moio-o— fakery. there's no pretending. moio-o mo— fakery. there's no pretending. there's no smoke— fakery. there's no pretending. there's no smoke and mirrors. wioi— there's no smoke and mirrors. who you— there's no smoke and mirrors. who you ooo— there's no smoke and mirrors. who you io— there's no smoke and mirrors. what you see is what you get, ioiy— what you see is what you get, ioiy iiom — what you see is what you get, ioiy. iiom mo— what you see is what you get, baby, from me and my pundits. aiioo— baby, from me and my pundits. aiioo gag,— baby, from me and my pundits. alice grant, michael crick and oowii— alice grant, michael crick and david oldroyd_ alice grant, michael crick and david oldroyd bolt. no skeletons in iioi— david oldroyd bolt. no skeletons in their cupboard— david oldroyd bolt. no skeletons in their cupboard tonight i'll be in their cupboard tonight i'll io ooiimg— in their cupboard tonight i'll be asking the— in their cupboard tonight i'll be asking the pundits is aiooioii— be asking the pundits is alastair campbell right that ooiiiioo— alastair campbell right that politics should— alastair campbell right that politics should be taught at wimory— politics should be taught at primary school?— politics should be taught at primary school? should be primary school? should he be oiiowoi— primary school? should he be allowed more— primary school? should he be allowed more than 12 points on your— allowed more than 12 points on your iioomoo— allowed more than 12 points on your iioomoo i— allowed more than 12 points on your licence ? and— allowed more than 12 points on your licence ? and is being your licence? and is being a woiiimg— your licence? and is being a woiiimg guooi— your licence? and is being a wedding guest now too expensive? iiuo— wedding guest now too expensive? iiuo youo— wedding guest now too expensive? plus your emails— wedding guest now too expensive? plus your emails mark at gbnews.uk._ plus your emails mark at gbnews.uk. lots to get through. we gbnews.uk. lots to get through. wo oiom— gbnews.uk. lots to get through. wo oioii wiio— gbnews.uk. lots to get through. we start with my— gbnews.uk. lots to get through. we start with my big opinion . we start with my big opinion. oooi— we start with my big opinion. oooi oo— we start with my big opinion. good news folks.— we start with my big opinion. good news folks. you're paying to good news folks. you're paying io io— good news folks. you're paying to be censored— good news folks. you're paying to be censored if— good news folks. you're paying to be censored if you thought woio— to be censored if you thought woke silicon— to be censored if you thought woke silicon valley and tech giomio— woke silicon valley and tech giomio iiio— woke silicon valley and tech giants like facebook, youtube omi— giants like facebook, youtube omi iwiiioi— giants like facebook, youtube and twitter before elon were bad iooi— and twitter before elon were bad iooi ioo— and twitter before elon were bad iooi ioo io— and twitter before elon were bad

look closer to home where the oioio— look closer to home where the oioio um— look closer to home where the state run broadcaster has ioumoioi— state run broadcaster has ioumoiooi o— state run broadcaster has launched a new platform. george oiwoii— launched a new platform. george oiwoii oouii— launched a new platform. george orwell could only— launched a new platform. george orwell could only have dreamed of . orwell could only have dreamed oi . iii— orwell could only have dreamed oi . oio voiiiy— orwell could only have dreamed of . bbc verify in— orwell could only have dreamed of. bbc verify in which their oooi— of. bbc verify in which their oooi ioom — of. bbc verify in which their crack team of— of. bbc verify in which their crack team of journalists i use iio— crack team of journalists i use iioo ioim— crack team of journalists i use the term loosely,— crack team of journalists i use the term loosely, will set about umoomiimg— the term loosely, will set about unearthing dangerous misinformation. what dangerous misinformation— misinformation. what dangerous misinformation might that be? iomogo— misinformation might that be? iomooo ii— misinformation might that be? iiomopo ii you— misinformation might that be? perhaps if you get the vaccine, you— perhaps if you get the vaccine, you won-i— perhaps if you get the vaccine, you wom-i goi— perhaps if you get the vaccine, you won't get covid an outright lie you won't get covid an outright iio wooogoioi— you won't get covid an outright iio giogogoioi iy— you won't get covid an outright lie propagated by the leader of the lie propagated by the leader of iioo iioo— lie propagated by the leader of the free world,— lie propagated by the leader of the free world, joe biden . the the free world, joe biden. the iooiiowmo— the free world, joe biden. the lockdowns will— the free world, joe biden. the lockdowns will do more harm than gooi— lockdowns will do more harm than gooi .— lockdowns will do more harm than gooi . iioi— lockdowns will do more harm than gooi . iioi om— lockdowns will do more harm than good . that an attempt to stop good. that an attempt to stop a ioopiioioiy— good. that an attempt to stop a respiratory virus— good. that an attempt to stop a respiratory virus will always omi— respiratory virus will always omi im— respiratory virus will always end in failure.— respiratory virus will always end in failure. is that misinformation ? then let me end in failure. is that— misinformation ? then let me draw misinformation? then let me draw your— misinformation? then let me draw your oiiomiiom— misinformation? then let me draw your attention to— misinformation? then let me draw your attention to china this wooi— your attention to china this wooi. wiio— your attention to china this week. who feared they may suffer 65 week. who feared they may suffer is miiiiom— week. who feared they may suffer 65 million weekly— week. who feared they may suffer 65 million weekly cases of the wuo— 65 million weekly cases of the ioy— 65 million weekly cases of the by june?— 65 million weekly cases of the virus by june? so— 65 million weekly cases of the virus by june? so much for zero cowo— virus by june? so much for zero covio opooiimg— virus by june? so much for zero covid speaking of— virus by june? so much for zero covid speaking of china, was it iomgoiouo— covid speaking of china, was it dangerous misinformation to oooouioio— dangerous misinformation to speculate that— dangerous misinformation to speculate that covid probably came from a lab,— speculate that covid probably came from a lab, given that wuiom— came from a lab, given that wuioom io— came from a lab, given that wuhan is home— came from a lab, given that wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre—

wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre for?— wuhan is home to a coronavirus research centre for? if you'd ooii— research centre for? if you'd ooii iioi— research centre for? if you'd said that early— research centre for? if you'd said that early in the pandemic, if said that early in the pandemic, ii you— said that early in the pandemic, ii you iioi— said that early in the pandemic, if you had said— said that early in the pandemic, if you had said that covid came iom— if you had said that covid came iiom o— if you had said that covid came iiom o tar,— if you had said that covid came iiom o ioi, you— if you had said that covid came from a lab, you would have been ooiioi— from a lab, you would have been ooiioi o— from a lab, you would have been called a conspiracy— from a lab, you would have been called a conspiracy theory loon. woo— called a conspiracy theory loon. woo ii— called a conspiracy theory loon. was it disinformation to encourage people to be healthy iuiimg— encourage people to be healthy iuiimg iio— encourage people to be healthy during the pandemic, given the fact during the pandemic, given the iooi iio— during the pandemic, given the fact the virus— during the pandemic, given the fact the virus clearly discriminated against age metal , guiiio— discriminated against age metal . guiiio iooiiii— discriminated against age metal , public health and body mass imioo— , public health and body mass imiox .— , public health and body mass imioo . poogio— , public health and body mass index , people who recommended index, people who recommended wiiomim— index, people who recommended wiiomim o,— index, people who recommended wiiomim 0, io— index, people who recommended vitamin d, for example, a moiuioi— vitamin d, for example, a natural substance directly imioo— natural substance directly iimioi io — natural substance directly linked to a— natural substance directly linked to a healthy immune oyoiom— linked to a healthy immune oyoiom woo— linked to a healthy immune system were called right wing omi— system were called right wing omi grommy— system were called right wing and granny killers. now iomgoiouo— and granny killers. now dangerous misinformation does omoi— dangerous misinformation does oxioi .— dangerous misinformation does oxioi. ii— dangerous misinformation does exist . it always— dangerous misinformation does exist . it always has, and no exist. it always has, and no iouii— exist. it always has, and no iouii ii— exist. it always has, and no doubt it has— exist. it always has, and no doubt it has been supercharged by doubt it has been supercharged iy oooioi— doubt it has been supercharged by social media.— doubt it has been supercharged by social media. but so has ioiioi— by social media. but so has failed government messaging like stay failed government messaging like oioy iomo— failed government messaging like oioy iomo io— failed government messaging like stay home to save— failed government messaging like stay home to save lives or wear a stay home to save lives or wear o mooi— stay home to save lives or wear o mooi io— stay home to save lives or wear o mooi io oowo— stay home to save lives or wear a mask to save the— stay home to save lives or wear a mask to save the nhs. stay home to save lives or wear a mask to save the nhs . all a mask to save the nhs. all giogoumioi— a mask to save the nhs. all woooumioi ioy— a mask to save the nhs. all propounded by the bbc . plenty of propounded by the bbc. plenty of top propounded by the bbc. plenty of ioo moiioo— propounded by the bbc. plenty of top medics pushed— propounded by the bbc. plenty of top medics pushed back on this, but top medics pushed back on this, iui wom— top medics pushed back on this, but went unreleased aborted on the but went unreleased aborted on iioo oooi— but went unreleased aborted on the beeb decades— but went unreleased aborted on the beeb decades of pre pandemic mooi— the beeb decades of pre pandemic mooi iooooioi— the beeb decades of pre pandemic mask research .— the beeb decades of pre pandemic mask research . three years of mask research. three years of a oooi— mask research. three years of a oooi woiii— mask research. three years of a real world experiment , a real world experiment, a gomiomio— real world experiment, a pandemic and- real world experiment, a pandemic and the gold standard coomomo— pandemic and the gold standard cochrane review—

pandemic and the gold standard cochrane review into those iiiiiiy— cochrane review into those filthy muzzles_ cochrane review into those filthy muzzles suggests they oiiowoi— filthy muzzles suggests they achieved little.— filthy muzzles suggests they achieved little. if anything was achieved little. if anything was o poiioy— achieved little. if anything was o goiioy oi— achieved little. if anything was a policy of recommending masks in a policy of recommending masks im oiiow— a policy of recommending masks im oiioi io— a policy of recommending masks in order to stop— a policy of recommending masks in order to stop a— a policy of recommending masks in order to stop a tiny virus. iio— in order to stop a tiny virus. iioo oooi— in order to stop a tiny virus. the real misinform nation. you ioii— the real misinform nation. you ioii mo— the real misinform nation. you ioii mo iio— the real misinform nation. you ioii mo no my— the real misinform nation. you tell me it's my view that you migii— tell me it's my view that you migioi oo— tell me it's my view that you migm oo woii— tell me it's my view that you might as well have worn a pair of might as well have worn a pair oi yoiiow— might as well have worn a pair of yellow underpants on your uooi— of yellow underpants on your iiooi omi— of yellow underpants on your head and you'd— of yellow underpants on your head and you'd have had the same oiiooi— head and you'd have had the same oiiooi. wow— head and you'd have had the same effect. now i've— head and you'd have had the same effect. now i've got— head and you'd have had the same effect. now i've got no problem wiio— effect. now i've got no problem wiii-mowo— effect. now i've got no problem with news, organised news with any news, organised news oigomiooiiom— with any news, organised news oigomiooiiom oi— with any news, organised news organisation or journalistic ouiiii—iioo- organisation or journalistic outfit_ lies and i outfit calling out lies and oo—ooiioi— outfit calling out lies and so—called misinformation. that's wioi— so—called misinformation. that's wiioi owoy— so—called misinformation. that's what every journalist ist has to do. what every journalist ist has to io. ii— what every journalist ist has to io. ii woo— what every journalist ist has to do. it was ever— what every journalist ist has to do. it was ever thus , but the do. it was ever thus, but the iii— do. it was ever thus, but the oio iooom-i— do. it was ever thus, but the bbc doesn't need some dystopian iooommom— bbc doesn't need some dystopian iopommomi ooii— bbc doesn't need some dystopian department paid for by the great ioiioi— department paid for by the great iiiiioi io— department paid for by the great british to public— department paid for by the great british to public have their iiooiom— british to public have their iiooiom oi— british to public have their freedom of speech and freedom of iiougii— freedom of speech and freedom of iioougm goiiooi— freedom of speech and freedom of thought policed so— freedom of speech and freedom of thought policed so maniacally , thought policed so maniacally, gomiouioiiy— thought policed so maniacally, particularly when they say oioy-ii— particularly when they say omoy-ii io — particularly when they say they'll be tackling right wing oomopiiooy— they'll be tackling right wing conspiracy theories . conspiracy theories. interesting. not left wing oomopiiooy— interesting. not left wing conspiracy theories. an example of conspiracy theories. an example oi wiioi— conspiracy theories. an example oi wiioi migii— conspiracy theories. an example of which might be— conspiracy theories. an example of which might be saying a iioiogiooi— of which might be saying a biological man— of which might be saying a biological man can change his sex biological man can change his omi— biological man can change his sex and become— biological man can change his sex and become a— biological man can change his sex and become a woman. now, iioi-o— sex and become a woman. now, iioi-o wioi— sex and become a woman. now, iioi-o wiioi ii— sex and become a woman. now, that's what i'd call— sex and become a woman. now, that's what i'd call dangerous misinformation.— that's what i'd call dangerous misinformation. was covid moioiiimg— misinformation. was covid modelling misinformation given it consistently—

modelling misinformation given it consistently overstate the iioi— it consistently overstate the iioi iiom — it consistently overstate the risk from the— it consistently overstate the risk from the virus in oriel coiiogo— risk from the virus in oriel coiiogo omi— risk from the virus in oriel college and professor pantsdown woii— college and professor pantsdown woii ioiguoom— college and professor pantsdown neil ferguson predicted half a miiiiom— neil ferguson predicted half a million deaths.— neil ferguson predicted half a million deaths. it was armageddon in which spooked our gowommomi— armageddon in which spooked our government into— armageddon in which spooked our government into a— armageddon in which spooked our government into a disastrous set of government into a disastrous set oi ooiioioo— government into a disastrous set of policies which _ government into a disastrous set of policies which have left us wiio— of policies which have left us wiio o— of policies which have left us with a broken— of policies which have left us with a broken country poorer, omgiioi— with a broken country poorer, omgiioi .— with a broken country poorer, angrier , sicker,— with a broken country poorer, angrier , sicker, more divided angrier, sicker, more divided omi— angrier, sicker, more divided omi wiio— angrier, sicker, more divided omi wiio o— angrier, sicker, more divided and with a generation of damaged iiio. — and with a generation of damaged iiio. ami— and with a generation of damaged kids. and notwithstanding the iumom— kids. and notwithstanding the human, economic and societal iomogo— human, economic and societal iomogo iiom — human, economic and societal damage from lockdowns, excess iooiio— damage from lockdowns, excess iooiioo iooo— damage from lockdowns, excess deaths have been— damage from lockdowns, excess deaths have been raging at over iooo— deaths have been raging at over 2000 o— deaths have been raging at over 2000 o wooi— deaths have been raging at over 2000 a week, pointing to a total ioiiuio— 2000 a week, pointing to a total ioiiuio oi— 2000 a week, pointing to a total ioiiuio oi o— 2000 a week, pointing to a total failure of a policy— 2000 a week, pointing to a total failure of a policy designed to iiwoo— failure of a policy designed to save lives. who— failure of a policy designed to save lives. who the hell are the iii— save lives. who the hell are the oio io— save lives. who the hell are the oio io woiiiy— save lives. who the hell are the bbc to verify anyone with their goiooiwoi— bbc to verify anyone with their perceived bias— bbc to verify anyone with their perceived bias in— bbc to verify anyone with their perceived bias in reporting of bear,— perceived bias in reporting of brexit, which— perceived bias in reporting of brexit, which alienated millions of brexit, which alienated millions oi iioomoo— brexit, which alienated millions of licence fee— brexit, which alienated millions of licence fee payers and with iioi— of licence fee payers and with iioi oo— of licence fee payers and with their one note— of licence fee payers and with their one note coverage of the oomiomio— their one note coverage of the gomiomio im— their one note coverage of the pandemic in which we had to lock iowm,— pandemic in which we had to lock iowm, im— pandemic in which we had to lock iowm, in which— pandemic in which we had to lock down, in which we— pandemic in which we had to lock down, in which we had to wear a mooo— down, in which we had to wear a mag, i— down, in which we had to wear a mag, i iou-i— down, in which we had to wear a mask, i don't remember a single guooiiom— mask, i don't remember a single guooiiom iom— mask, i don't remember a single question from a— mask, i don't remember a single question from a bbc journalist puoiimg— question from a bbc journalist puoioimg oooi— question from a bbc journalist pushing back on— question from a bbc journalist pushing back on lockdown rules or mooi— pushing back on lockdown rules or mask or vaccine—

pushing back on lockdown rules or mask or vaccine mandates. iio— or mask or vaccine mandates. ii-o oii— or mask or vaccine mandates. ii-o oii i— or mask or vaccine mandates. ii-o oii i iii— or mask or vaccine mandates. it's all i did for— or mask or vaccine mandates. it's all i did for three years. momi— it's all i did for three years. iiomi ooi— it's all i did for three years. thank god the— it's all i did for three years. thank god the beeb should have oiomi— thank god the beeb should have ooom iooo— thank god the beeb should have spent less time— thank god the beeb should have spent less time in— thank god the beeb should have spent less time in hospital woiio— spent less time in hospital wards creating— spent less time in hospital wards creating hysteria and more imo— wards creating hysteria and more time acknowledging shuttered iuoimooooo— time acknowledging shuttered businesses closed schools and oiiiiiom-o— businesses closed schools and children's playgrounds taped oiuo— children's playgrounds taped oiuiwiii— children's playgrounds taped shut with masking tape . what the shut with masking tape. what the hell shut with masking tape. what the ioii woo— shut with masking tape. what the ioii wo— shut with masking tape. what the hell were we thinking? and where iioi— hell were we thinking? and where were bbc? verify— hell were we thinking? and where were bbc? verify then to call oui— were bbc? verify then to call oui iio— were bbc? verify then to call out this madness— were bbc? verify then to call out this madness . so the bbc is out this madness. so the bbc is going— out this madness. so the bbc is going io— out this madness. so the bbc is going io woiiiy— out this madness. so the bbc is going to verify us,— out this madness. so the bbc is going to verify us, but who's going— going to verify us, but who's going io— going to verify us, but who's going io woiiiy— going to verify us, but who's going to verify them? yes there are some dangerous out there opouiimg— are some dangerous out there spouting nonsense on the imiomoi— spouting nonsense on the imiomoi .— spouting nonsense on the internet , but— spouting nonsense on the internet , but there's no one internet, but there's no one imiiwiiuoi— internet, but there's no one individual or— internet, but there's no one individual or organisation who i wouii— individual or organisation who i wouii iuoi— individual or organisation who i would trust to— individual or organisation who i would trust to give me their oi— would trust to give me their version of the— would trust to give me their version of the truth. least of all version of the truth. least of oii iioo — version of the truth. least of oii iioo oio,— version of the truth. least of all the bbc, given the ideological— all the bbc, given the ideological groupthink of that oigomiooiiom— ideological groupthink of that organisation and who decides wioi— organisation and who decides wiioi io— organisation and who decides wiioi io omi— organisation and who decides what is and isn't— organisation and who decides what is and isn't disinformation as what is and isn't disinformation oo iio— what is and isn't disinformation oo iioo iooo— what is and isn't disinformation as the last few— what is and isn't disinformation as the last few years have shown in momy— as the last few years have shown in momy oooo— as the last few years have shown in many cases misinformation. iiuo— in many cases misinformation. iiuo oioui— in many cases misinformation. iiuo oioui oiw— in many cases misinformation. plus about six months equals the ium—

plus about six months equals the iiuiio .— truth. okay truth. - okay folks, iuom- okay folks, give iuim — okay folks, give me your ioooiiom— okay folks, give me your reaction to _ okay folks, give me your reaction to that. mark at gb wowo— reaction to that. mark at gb wowo wi— reaction to that. mark at gb wowo ii .— reaction to that. mark at gb news .uk . let's— reaction to that. mark at gb news .uk . let's get a reaction news .uk. let's get a reaction iiom — news .uk. let's get a reaction iiom my— news .uk. let's get a reaction now from my top— news .uk. let's get a reaction now from my top pundits, goiiiiooi— now from my top pundits, political commentator alice aah,— political commentator alice grant, journalist and author iiioiiooi— grant, journalist and author michael crick,— grant, journalist and author michael crick, and writer and iuooioooioi— michael crick, and writer and broadcaster david oldroyd bolt . broadcaster david oldroyd bolt. iiioiiooi— broadcaster david oldroyd bolt. michael, you've— broadcaster david oldroyd bolt. michael, you've worked for the iii— michael, you've worked for the oio ioi— michael, you've worked for the oio ioi o— michael, you've worked for the bbc for a number— michael, you've worked for the bbc for a number of years. your ioooiiom— bbc for a number of years. your ioooiiom io— bbc for a number of years. your reaction to the— bbc for a number of years. your reaction to the birth of bbc voiiiy— reaction to the birth of bbc voiiiy i — reaction to the birth of bbc verify ? great— reaction to the birth of bbc verify ? c ”iiisic verify? great news journalist should always check their facts. that's what this department is all about. it seems to be what you're calling for in your rant and the more we check our facts , the more robust we are, the more sceptical we are, the better the journalism . now, better the journalism. now, i accept that there was a time dunng accept that there was a time during the covid pandemic where perhaps journalists didn't ask enough questions. i wasn't a mainstream journalist at the time. you've never been a mainstream journalist, i'm delighted to say. well, i've worked for mainstream mainstream

outlets. you're a disruptor. i go.— outlets. you're a disruptor. i is yoo— outlets. you're a disruptor. i is yoo .— outlets. you're a disruptor. i do, yes , that's true. and do, yes, that's true. and disruption and asking questions that other people don't want to ask or dare to ask or whatever is, you know, to be encouraged and that, i think, is part of good journalism. and i hope that's what bbc verify is all about. but to go on and on and on about covid and all that and well, it's the pronounce the bbc through that. i mean the bbc, the bbc. i mean a yougov poll out today that the out today shows that of all the media outlets in the kingdom, the bbc most trusted by the the bbc is most trusted by the british public and gb news is way down about two thirds of the way down about two thirds of the way down about two thirds of the way down the list. so i'd be careful if i have to raise our game. you will. and i do acknowledge we may not have a world class global brand , but i world class global brand, but i want keep is not want to keep it is not necessarily to the legacy of the beeb as a news provider. it's this department bbc- iii. it's this department bbc verify, in which— this department bbc verify, in whichlcoterie_ this department bbc verify, in whichlcoterie of— this department bbc verify, in which coterie of north london which a coterie of north london iiioioio— which a coterie of north london iiioioio-goimg— which a coterie of north london liberals-going to— which a coterie of north london liberals going to decide liberals are going to decide wioi— liberals are going to decide who io— liberals are going to decide who io iio— liberals are going to decide what is the truth and what iou-i.—

what is the truth and what iou-i-wio-o- what is the truth and what isn't.-who's to- what is the truth and what isn't. who's to say isn't. well, who's to say wioiioi— isn't. well, who's to say whether they're north london iiioioio— liberals, but i agree with you omiioiy— liberals, but i agree with you omiioiyli— liberals, but i agree with you entirely.ii actually- liberals, but i agree with you. entirely.ii actually-mark entirely. i actually think mark also mentioned a really interesting your interesting point in your monologue, the fact monologue, which is the fact that going to start that they're going to start labelling, labelling and deciding what our deciding for themselves what our conspiracy . but of conspiracy theories. but of course we've conspiracy theories. but ofj course we've - many course we've seen 50 many oomooiiooy— course we've seen 50 many oomooiiooy-im- course we've seen so many conspiracy-in the. course we've seen so many. conspiracy-in the past conspiracy theories in the past which— conspiracy theories in the past which-turned— conspiracy theories in the past which-turned-to- conspiracy theories in the past which turned to be which have turned out to be reality,— which have turned out to be reality-as— which have turned out to be reality,-as many- which have turned out to be reality, as many people who reality, such as many people who voiced— reality, such as many people who voiced concerns— reality, such as many people who voiced concerns about covid in the-and— voiced concerns about covid in the-and about- voiced concerns about covid in the-and about the l the beginning and about the efficacy— the beginning and about the efficacy of— the beginning and about the efficacy of vaccines and of kas— efficacy of vaccines and of masks ama— efficacy of vaccines and of masks. and we— efficacy of vaccines and of masks. and we labelled as masks. and we were labelled as samspmask— masks. and we were labelled as conspiracy theorists even on skaasmskk— conspiracy theorists even on extremely important political sam— extremely important political issues such as— extremely important political issues such as the european amm— issues such as the european umam mask— issues such as the european union. back in— issues such as the european union. back in the day. those who— union. back in the day. those mm was— union. back in the day. those who were concerned very rightly abom— who were concerned very rightly about me— who were concerned very rightly about the way— who were concerned very rightly about the way in— who were concerned very rightly about the way in which the european— about the way in which the european union— about the way in which the european union was amassing the sovereignty— european union was amassing the savsmgmk af— european union was amassing the sovereignty of european nations sksmssa— sovereignty of european nations were silenced as— sovereignty of european nations were silenced as though you're mask— were silenced as though you're mas-k koa— were silenced as though you're crazy. you know,— were silenced as though you're crazy. you know, this is just a made— crazy. you know, this is just a made mamas.— crazy. you know, this is just a trade project. this— crazy. you know, this is just a trade project. this is just, you know,— trade project. this is just, you know, mks— trade project. this is just, you know, ms is— trade project. this is just, you know, this is nothing to do with a pakmsak— know, this is nothing to do with a pauakak koa— know, this is nothing to do with a political you know, this what may-m— a political you know, this what they're creating.— a political you know, this what they're creating. but, you know, bask— they're creating. but, you know, bask-ms— they're creating. but, you know, back-the .those - they're creating. but, you know, back-the .those are - they're creating. but, you know, back the those are the back in the day, those are the conspiracy— back in the day, those are the conspiracy theories. and many of mm — conspiracy theories. and many of mm -mmsa— conspiracy theories. and many of them -turned .to - conspiracy theories. and many of them -turned .to be - them have turned out to be many. — them have turned out to be many. i'— them have turned out to be reality..| think- them have turned out to be reality. i think very reality. so i think i'm very concerned with,- reality. so i think i'm very concerned with, as mark said, mks— concerned with, as mark said, mks-caseme— concerned with, as mark said, like coterie people who like this coterie of people who are-ks— like this coterie of people who are-be deciding-

like this coterie of people who are be deciding for are going to be deciding for themselves— are going to be deciding for themselves what is truth. mama.— themselves what is truth. mama. .— themselves what is truth. david, i thought- themselves what is truth. david, i thought that- themselves what is truth. david, i thought that the bbc verify caught red handed verify were caught red handed when their unveiling verify were caught red handed whe|they their unveiling verify were caught red handed whe|they were their unveiling verify were caught red handed whe|they were going|nveiling verify were caught red handed whe|they were going to eiling verify were caught red handed whe|they were going to findg that they were going to find right wing conspiracy theorists. now, those those exist, now, those those do exist, but neglecting conspiracy neglecting to mention conspiracy theorists on left. well, theorists on the left. well, i think conspiracy theories in general looked at and general should be looked at and analysed. michael's right that mem— analysed. michael's right that there should— analysed. michael's right that there should be— analysed. michael's right that there should be an— : michael's right that there should be an examination of there should be an examination af—wkm- there should be an examination af—mm msl of facts. my problem with the sac— of facts. my problem with the sac-k— of facts. my problem with the bbc-it seems- of facts. my problem with the bbc it seems over the bbc is that it seems over the past— bbc is that it seems over the pass mamm— bbc is that it seems over the pass aaamsala— bbc is that it seems over the past quarter a century past quarter of a century to make— past quarter of a century to maks-awak- past quarter of a century to have - away from - past quarter of a century to have away from facts past quarter of a century to- have-away from facts and have moved away from facts and towards— have moved away from facts and towards-emotional- towards a more emotional masmam— towards a more emotional reaction-stories- towards a more emotional reaction stories and events reaction to stories and events ama— reaction to stories and events amalmam— reaction to stories and eventsi andlmore-framing reaction to stories and events- andlmore-framing of and a more emotional framing of mamm— and a more emotional framing of samsm affairs.— and a more emotional framing of current affairs. it— and a more emotional framing of current affairs. it seems not to be current affairs. it seems not to ass-aa— current affairs. it seems not to ass-ta ms— current affairs. it seems not to ass-ta ms aka- current affairs. it seems not to be to the old reithian be sticking to the old reithian vaassk— be sticking to the old reithian values as.was_ be sticking to the old reithian values as was founded values as it was founded a semam— values as it was founded a ssmaam aga— values as it was founded a ssmaam aga .— values as it was founded a century ago . as- values as it was founded a century ago . as to trust for century ago. as to its trust for me— century ago. as to its trust for the smash — century ago. as to its trust for the british public. that's because— the british public. that's. because-century because it's had a century and it's because it's had a century and as had— because it's had a century and as had am— because it's had a century and it's had an essential monopoly aver-mas— it's had an essential monopoly over-that time.- it's had an essential monopoly over that time. over over much of that time. over amm— over much of that time. over current affairs,— over much of that time. over current affairs, over over current affairs, over news, over erssrrams— current affairs, over news, over erssrramslrma— current affairs, over news, over elections and course, elections. and so, of course, as— elections. and so, of course, as gar— elections. and so, of course, as gar sorr— elections. and so, of course, it's got sort of— elections. and so, of course, it's got sort of institute narramak— it's got sort of institute national trust. i think that's parama— national trust. i think that's remark—sa- national trust. i think that's. perfectly—gb news perfectly reasonable. gb news has— perfectly reasonable. gb news mas-rar— perfectly reasonable. gb news mas-far awa— perfectly reasonable. gb news has-fortwo-a- perfectly reasonable. gb news has-for two-a halfj has existed for two and a half yars— has existed for two and a half yars rr-s— has existed for two and a half years as mer— has existed for two and a half years. it's not going to have anywhere— years. it's not going to have. anywhere _ level years. it's not going to have- anywhere _ level of anywhere near the same level of rrasr— anywhere near the same level of rrasr beaase— anywhere near the same level of trust because it— anywhere near the same level of trust because it hasn't the trust because it hasn't had the degree— trust because it hasn't had the same degree of— trust because it hasn't had the same degree of time to bed in trust because it hasn't had the sam build ree of time to bed in trust because it hasn't had the sam build an of time to bed in trust because it hasn't had the sam build an audience. bed in trust because it hasn't had the sam build an audience. buti in trust because it hasn't had the sam build an audience. but on and build an audience. but on the and build an audience. but on me eac— and build an audience. but on the bbc verify,— and build an audience. but on the bbc verify, i— and build an audience. but on the bbc verify, i think it is an eavreas— the bbc verify, i think it is an obvious case— the bbc verify, i think it is an obvious case of— the bbc verify, i think it is an obvious case of the bbc trying to

obvious case of the bbc trying re arrea— obvious case of the bbc trying re arreer me— obvious case of the bbc trying to direct the tenor— obvious case of the bbc trying to direct the tenor of public aeaare— to direct the tenor of public aeaare ama— to direct the tenor of public debate and discussion what debate and discussion about what is considered an acceptable what is considered an acceptable what rs—aeyema— is considered an acceptable what rs—aeyema me- is considered an acceptable what is_beyond the pale. is considered beyond the pale aboar— is considered beyond the pale arrear ramm— is considered beyond the pale about which opinions will be given— about which opinions will be giver-ama- about which opinions will be given-and which- about which opinions will be given-and which be given primacy and which will be cared— given primacy and which will be called conspiracy— given primacy and which will be called conspiracy theorists or warm— called conspiracy theorists or warm wru— called conspiracy theorists or which will be _ called conspiracy theorists or which will be considered to be the which will be considered to be me kaemy— which will be considered to be the loony fringes— which will be considered to be the loony fringes of the rmemer. — the loony fringes of the internet-i- the loony fringes of the internet. i don't think that internet. and i don't think that mks—me- internet. and i don't think that mks—me esc- internet. and i don't think that. this—the bbc should this is something the bbc should be this is something the bbc should are—r— this is something the bbc should be_. dam-r— this is something the bbc should be_. aem-r-rr-sl be doing, and i don't think it's sememmg— be doing, and i don't think it's semermma we— be doing, and i don't think it's something we should be happy aboar— something we should be happy arrear ra— something we should be happy about it doing.— something we should be happy about it doing. those at home ame— about it doing. those at home are mmk— about it doing. those at home who think that— about it doing. those at home who think that already has who think that it already has ree— who think that it already has. res—mem too much power, write to them ama— too much power, write to them ama-mem — too much power, write to them and-them and— too much power, write to them and them and michael, this and tell them and michael, this is and tell them and michael, this rs—were— and tell them and michael, this rs—were-rari is your own. we're paying for this orwellian censorship. well, the licence payers are paying for and the licence and for it. yes. and the licence and me— for it. yes. and the licence and me kreemee— for it. yes. and the licence and the licence payers— l yes. and the licence and the licence payers should be paying— the licence payers should be paymglraer— the licence payers should be paying fact checking. that paying for fact checking. that is paying for fact checking. that rs—mar- paying for fact checking. that rs—mer aboutl is what this is. it's not about eamsprraey— is what this is. it's not about conspiracy theories or right wing— conspiracy theories or right wing .— conspiracy theories or right wing . r— conspiracy theories or right rrmg . r meam— conspiracy theories or right wing . i mean, it was it was wing. i mean, it was it was same.— wing. i mean, it was it was srama. m— wing. i mean, it was it was stupid. if they— wing. i mean, it was it was stupid. if they used that phrase,— stupid. if they used that phrase, that— stupid. if they used that phrase, that was a stupid thing to phrase, that was a stupid thing re-mask— phrase, that was a stupid thing to-mask slipped. - to say. the mask slipped. merma— to say. the mask slipped. michael they're— to say. the mask slipped. michael they're not- to say. the mask slipped. michael they're not the anti the anti—conservative bias within the beeb. well i accept and i've i've, you know i've spoken about this publicly in a lecture at oxford university a couple of years ago , but things are years ago, but things are changing within the bbc . they

changing within the bbc. they are. i mean for instance tfia�*g g " they are. i mean for instance the bbc gayemers mks— are. i mean for instance the bbc governors, this week instituted a samey— governors, this week instituted a samey .— governors, this week instituted a samey , am — governors, this week instituted a survey , an inquiry into their a survey, an inquiry into their eeveraeg ar— a survey, an inquiry into their coverage of immigration. so some of coverage of immigration. so some or me— coverage of immigration. so some or me refr— coverage of immigration. so some of the left leaning— coverage of immigration. so some of the left leaning tendencies of the left leaning tendencies of me— of the left leaning tendencies of me eac— of the left leaning tendencies of me are .— of the left leaning tendencies of me are , r— of the left leaning tendencies of the bbc , i think they're of the bbc, i think they're srarrmg— of the bbc, i think they're srarrmg re— of the bbc, i think they're starting to deal with, but mar-s— starting to deal with, but mar-s mer— starting to deal with, but that's not what this is about. rms— that's not what this is about. rms rs— that's not what this is about. mm is a— that's not what this is about. this is a fact— that's not what this is about. this is a fact checking service ama— this is a fact checking service are every— this is a fact checking service and every journalistic outlet eaam— and every journalistic outlet eaamra— and every journalistic outlet ought to have— and every journalistic outlet ought to have a— and every journalistic outlet ought to have a fact checking servree. — ought to have a fact checking service as— ought to have a fact checking service as a— ought to have a fact checking service. it's a more professional way of doing rmmgs— professional way of doing mags-m- professional way of doing things,-it,-just| things, isn't it, than just aeeeprmg— things, isn't it, than just accepting what things, isn't it, than just- accepting what-journalists accepting what other journalists just accepting what the daily mark— just accepting what the daily mail journalists, the mail says, journalists, the eaararam— mail says, journalists, the guardian, shouldn't mail says, journalists, the guardian,-shouldn't an guardian, but shouldn't it be an rmemar— guardian, but shouldn't it be an rmemar-mer— internal process, not an evremak— internal process, not an external thing? �*" external thing? if we have decided in our wisdom, our decided in our wisdom, in our oracular position the bbc, oracular position as the bbc, that are correct that these are the correct facts, should an facts, they should be an internal of journalistic internal process of journalistic verification should verification. they should paakrsm— verification. they should . publish—michael publish the results. michael mey-re— publish the results. michael mey-re-mer- publish the results. michael they're not being they're doing is not being censored. but- they're doing is not being censored. but the clock's against us. we'll return to that. do you think about that. what do you think about bbc checkers? trust bbc fact checkers? do you trust the gbnews.uk coming up, the market? gbnews.uk coming up, more sensational news more on the sensational news that schofield left that phillip schofield has left itv immediate effect and itv with immediate effect and he's been dumped by his agent. why? lied to the why? because he lied to the media and his employers about a

relationship with a young man working at itv. it's an extraordinary story. more on that shortly. plus good news in terms of pushing back on trans madness. let's let's cover that story in just a moment. but essentially, all i'll tell you is that trans women cannot now take part in british cycles . all take part in british cycles. all of that is

front. and i studied her. everything about her. you're listening to . gb news.- g you're listening to . gb news. well, if listening to. gb news. well, if yae— listening to. gb news. well, if ye just— listening to. gb news. well, if you're just joining us, phillip semerrera— you're just joining us, phillip schofield has— you're just joining us, phillip schofield has been fired by his agem— schofield has been fired by his aaem . — schofield has been fired by his agem . re— schofield has been fired by his agem . me has— schofield has been fired by his agent . d , agent. he has apologised via a statement to the daily mail for lying to his employers and his own family about a relationship with a young itv employee . he with a young itv employee. he has said that the relationship was legal, but. but unwise. well, i should say so, he said. the relationship is over. well, it looks like his itv career is oven it looks like his itv career is over. he's left the channel well, he had been due to present the prestigious british soap

awards next week, a role he's performed since 2006. he won't be doing that now. no prime time series either, which were mooted by itv . so what next for by itv. so what next for schofield and what next for itv? is it the mother of all cover ups? they've been sitting on this story, we're told, for four years. so will they suffer reputational damage? we'll speak to some top names about the schofield story very, very shortly. let me know your reaction , mark, at gb news .com. reaction, mark, at gb news .com. it's time now for another big story. but actually , let's get story. but actually, let's get quickly reaction now from debbie arnold, who is an actress , arnold, who is an actress, producer and friend of phil and holly. hi, debbie. thank you for joining us. your reaction to the news that phillip schofield was lied to almost everyone in his life? well no. i mean, it's rare— life? well no. i mean, it's quite astonishing.- l ”c? �*vvr�*rzgl i mean, it's quite astonishing. but what is even worse is— quite astonishing. but what is even worse is the— quite astonishing. but what is even worse is the fact that itv kmev— even worse is the fact that itv kmev arrear— even worse is the fact that itv knew about this— even worse is the fact that itv knew about this for so long, mam-r— knew about this for so long, mam-r meye— knew about this for so long, didn't they? and— knew about this for so long, didn't they? and they just sat on didn't they? and they just sat an r— didn't they? and they just sat em rr ama— didn't they? and they just sat on it and think,— didn't they? and they just sat on it and think, that's it's

made— on it and think, that's it's made me— on it and think, that's it's made the viewers look silly. as— made the viewers look silly. as am— made the viewers look silly. as am a— made the viewers look silly. it's like a story— made the viewers look silly. it's like a story from someone in it's like a story from someone is year— it's like a story from someone m year ramrry— it's like a story from someone in your family because they all reve— in your family because they all keve mm. — in your family because they all love him. everybody loved him ama— love him. everybody loved him and believed— love him. everybody loved him and believed in— love him. everybody loved him and believed in him. and he lied to and believed in him. and he lied re everyme— and believed in him. and he lied re everyme rr-s— and believed in him. and he lied to everyone. it's like a love affair— to everyone. it's like a love affair that's— to everyone. it's like a love affair that's over, - to everyone. it's like a love affair that's over, isn't it ? affair that's over, isn't it? maeea— affair that's over, isn't it? maeea. sa— affair that's over, isn't it? indeed. so do— affair that's over, isn't it? indeed. so do you- affair that's over, isn't it? indeed. so do you think that itv will suffer reputational damage? some are likening this cover up cover up to the bbc and jemmy savile. not in relation to savile's evil crimes, but a powerful organisation protecting a valuable asset? yes exactly. but why? i mean , why , 4:35 t but why? i mean , why should they but why? i mean, why should they do but why? i mean, why should they as mare— but why? i mean, why should they as mare r— but why? i mean, why should they do that? i also— but why? i mean, why should they do that? i also think— but why? i mean, why should they do that? i also think it hasn't eeme— do that? i also think it hasn't done merry— do that? i also think it hasn't done marry amy— do that? i also think it hasn't done holly any favours either. i everybody— done holly any favours either. i mean, everybody always all akvays— mean, everybody always all akvays kmev— mean, everybody always all always knew what was going on when— always knew what was going on when me— always knew what was going on when he ame— always knew what was going on when he came out— always knew what was going on when he came out in whatever it a seame— when he came out in whatever it a eeapre er— when he came out in whatever it was a couple of years ago. they masr— was a couple of years ago. they masr mave— was a couple of years ago. they must have known— was a couple of years ago. they must have known then what were mey— must have known then what were mey doing?— must have known then what were they doing? what— must have known then what were they doing? what were they rrymg— they doing? what were they rrymg re— they doing? what were they trying to achieve? : t: trying to achieve? could could holly willoughby be be carried motorised as an enabler for even if she wasn't, could that be the perception ? i think so. i mean, perception? i think so. i mean, mar-s— perception? i think so. i mean, that's because— perception? i think so. i mean, that's because she— t“ i think so. i mean, that's because she knew about it. that's because she knew about it mar-s— that's because she knew about it wears vry— that's because she knew about it. that's why she—

that's because she knew about it. that's why she was so upset. ear— it. that's why she was so upset. ear r— it. that's why she was so upset. ear r veneer— it. that's why she was so upset. but i wonder what— it. that's why she was so upset. but i wonder what happened to make— but i wonder what happened to make mks— but i wonder what happened to make this happen— but i wonder what happened to make this happen just now. was it make this happen just now. was rr re— make this happen just now. was rr re ee— make this happen just now. was rr re eae-ms— make this happen just now. was it to do his brother? why it to do with his brother? why is it to do with his brother? why rs-saeeemry— it to do with his brother? why is-suddenly come- it to do with his brother? why is suddenly come out now? is this suddenly come out now? sememme— is this suddenly come out now? semermme mas— is this suddenly come out now? something has happened. and what arrear— something has happened. and what aeear mar— something has happened. and what about that fake— something has happened. and what about that fake-a— something has happened. and what about that fake ' about that fake fest? a week of shows— about that fake fest? a week of shows aase— about that fake fest? a week of shows last week in which the couple pretended they were best mates and that nothing had happened? what an insult to itv viewers. yes, happened? what an insult to itv viewers . yes, what an insult. viewers. yes, what an insult. wear— viewers. yes, what an insult. vvmar am— viewers. yes, what an insult. what an insult— viewers. yes, what an insult. what an insult to— , yes, what an insult. what an insult to everybody's rmeureemee— what an insult to everybody's intelligence that— what an insult to everybody's intelligence that no one could ear— intelligence that no one could come out with— intelligence that no one could come out with it— intelligence that no one could come out with it and say this is vmar— come out with it and say this is vmar happened- — come out with it and say this is what happened. you know, we are reekmg— what happened. you know, we are reerme krke— what happened. you know, we are feeling like this. _ what happened. you know, we are feeling like this. it— what happened. you know, we are feeling like this. it was it's tast— feeling like this. it was it's as its— feeling like this. it was it's tasr its a— feeling like this. it was it's just it's a huge— feeling like this. it was it's just it's a huge lie. and i'm very,— just it's a huge lie. and i'm very, very— just it's a huge lie. and i'm very, very sad— just it's a huge lie. and i'm very, very sad that they've done mar— very, very sad that they've done that eeaase— very, very sad that they've done that because it— very, very sad that they've done that because it means that we sam-r— that because it means that we cant rrasr— that because it means that we can't trust them— that because it means that we can't trust them anymore. you knew,— can't trust them anymore. you know, something— can't trust them anymore. you know, something like this memme— know, something like this memmg, rr-s— know, something like this morning, it's part of a family , morning, it's part of a family, ism-r— morning, it's part of a family, rsm-r tre— morning, it's part of a family, isn't it? people— morning, it's part of a family, isn't it? people watch it for years— isn't it? people watch it for years ame— isn't it? people watch it for years and years— isn't it? people watch it for years and years and it feels krke— years and years and it feels krke yae— years and years and it feels like you're part— years and years and it feels like you're part of your family. years and years and it feels liimeans'e part of your family. years and years and it feels liimeans thatrt of your family. years and years and it feels liimeans that you've ur family. years and years and it feels liimeans that you've ur farlied it means that you've been lied to. it means that you've been lied re. rr-s— it means that you've been lied re. rr-s mer— it means that you've been lied re. as met a— it means that you've been lied to. it's not a good— it means that you've been lied to. it's not a good thing. and i rem-r— to. it's not a good thing. and i eem-r kmev— to. it's not a good thing. and i don't know how— to. it's not a good thing. and i don't know how itv are going to get themselves— don't know how itv are going to get themselves out— don't know how itv are going to get themselves out it. debbie get themselves out of it. debbie amere— get themselves out of it. debbie amerelyea— get themselves out of it. debbie arnold .you fear— get themselves out of it. debbie arnold .you fear for- get themselves out of it. debbie arnold you fear for the arnold do you fear for the rarare — arnold do you fear for the rarare er— arnold do you fear for the future of the— arnold do you fear for the future of the morning brand future of the this morning brand yes v— future of the this morning brand ves , r— future of the this morning brand ves , r rmmk— future of the this morning brand yes , i think so.— future of the this morning brand yes , i think so. i— future of the this morning brand yes , i think so. i fear for yes, i think so. i fear for how,— yes, i think so. i fear for

holly, actually.- yes, i think so. i fear for holly, actually. and i know eeaase— holly, actually. and i know because she's— holly, actually. and i know because she's been his friend ame— because she's been his friend and tr— because she's been his friend and tr mast— because she's been his friend and it must be— because she's been his friend and it must be devastating for her. — and it must be devastating for her. ear— and it must be devastating for her. ear r— and it must be devastating for her. but i think— and it must be devastating for her. but i think this morning, mama— her. but i think this morning, erame rs— her. but i think this morning, brand is tainted.— her. but i think this morning, brand is tainted. i do . brand is tainted. i do. okay. ama— brand is tainted. i do. okay. ame rev— brand is tainted. i do. okay. and how well— brand is tainted. i do. okay. and how well do you know phillip ? and does this story surprise you? well, no, i mean, i know him vaguely. you know, i've met mm— him vaguely. you know, i've met mm eve— him vaguely. you know, i've met mm me— him vaguely. you know, i've met him over the years— " 3 you know, i've met him over the years quite a few times.— him over the years quite a few times r— him over the years quite a few times r mer— him over the years quite a few times. i met him— him over the years quite a few times. i met him when he did joseph— times. i met him when he did joseph ame— times. i met him when he did joseph and seen— times. i met him when he did joseph and seen him. and i've aeraauy— joseph and seen him. and i've actually been— joseph and seen him. and i've actually been interviewed by him actually been interviewed by him a seame— actually been interviewed by him aeeaeke er— actually been interviewed by him a couple of times.— actually been interviewed by him a couple of times. who was this? joseph?— a couple of times. who was this? joseph? re— a couple of times. who was this? joseph? me are.— a couple of times. who was this? joseph? he did. oh,— a couple of times. who was this? joseph? he did. oh, i— a couple of times. who was this? joseph? he did. oh, i see.- a couple of times. who was this? joseph? he did. oh, i see. so the west end, and the the west end, joseph and the technical dreamcoat, for goodness thought it was goodness sake. i thought it was amemer— goodness sake. i thought it was another boyfriend. _ goodness sake. i thought it was another boyfriend. it's- g: i thought it was another boyfriend. e “at: g: i thought it was another boyfriend. “at: another boyfriend. it's hard to keep— another boyfriend. it's hard to keep up. that is terrible. that is really terrible. but- l. that is really terrible. but anyway , is really terrible. but anyway, .nyway, — is really terrible. but anyway, amyvay, ves. — is really terrible. but anyway, anyway, yes. and— is really terrible. but anyway, anyway, yes. and i've been interviewed— anyway, yes. and i've been interviewed by— anyway, yes. and i've been interviewed by him a couple of times— interviewed by him a couple of times em— interviewed by him a couple of times on this— interviewed by him a couple of times on this morning and he's akvays— times on this morning and he's akvays teem— times on this morning and he's always been very— times on this morning and he's always been very charming to me. so always been very charming to me. se r— always been very charming to me. se r eersemakky— always been very charming to me. so i personally don't have any beer— so i personally don't have any beer aeamsr— so i personally don't have any beef against him,— so i personally don't have any beef against him, but what i do have— beef against him, but what i do rave-er— beef against him, but what i do rave-erlmar- beef against him, but what i do have -of.that itv- have the beef of is that itv kmev— have the beef of is that itv kmev arrear— have the beef of is that itv knew about this— have the beef of is that itv knew about this and they prereeree— knew about this and they protected him.- knew about this and they protected him. and especially at this protected him. and especially at mks-vim— protected him. and especially at mks-vim me— protected him. and especially at this with the metoo this time with the metoo movement and everything else mar-s— movement and everything else mars—are- that's going on, people are eemme— that's going on, people are coming-things. coming out about things they smeare— coming out about things they should-have— coming out about things they should have that last should not have done that last but should not have done that last ear-reass— should not have done that last but-least, briefly,- should not have done that last but least, briefly, if you

but not least, briefly, if you deeme— but not least, briefly, if you can, debbie, does this kill merry— can, debbie, does this kill. holly—career? can, debbie, does this kill- holly_career? does holly willoughby's career? does it impact— holly willoughby's career? does it rmpaer ter— holly willoughby's career? does it impact her trajectory holly willoughby's career? l e t t 7’ arnie it impact her trajectory? arnie i think it does, but— it impact her trajectory? arnie i think it does, but i- e t tg?’ arnie i think it does, but i think she smeare— i think it does, but i think she smeake ee— i think it does, but i think she should do something. i think she meets— should do something. i think she meets re— should do something. i think she meets re reu— should do something. i think she needs to tell the— should do something. i think she needs to tell the public because we're not stupid— needs to tell the public because we're not stupid .— needs to tell the public because we're not stupid . what's we're not stupid. what's happened— we're not stupid. what's happened and why this happened. she happened and why this happened. sme sam-r— happened and why this happened. sme sam-r tast— happened and why this happened. she can't just carry— happened and why this happened. she can't just carry on as if it masm-r— she can't just carry on as if it hasn't happened.— she can't just carry on as if it hasn't happened. can't she? or smee — hasn't happened. can't she? or can she? debbie,— hasn't happened. can't she? or can she? l rzi; hasn't happened. can't she? or can she? l can she? debbie, thank you so much for your no nonsense appraisal of this media bombshell story . debbie arnold, bombshell story. debbie arnold, actress , producer and someone actress, producer and someone that knows phillip and holly very well. thank you so much . very well. thank you so much. there we are. well, what a conversation . let's move on to conversation. let's move on to some good news before we go back to schofield. british cycling has become the latest governing body bar transgender women body to bar transgender women from competing in the female category to safeguard the fairness of the sport . so has fairness of the sport. so has common sense prevailed ? let's common sense prevailed? let's speak now to kelly j. quinn who is a feminist icon , one of my is a feminist icon, one of my political heroes, and somebody who stands up for women's biological rights. hi, kelly j. good evening . your reaction to

good evening. your reaction to this ruling? well for a start, i'd like to just say they've banned men from women's sports, which , fellas, you're just not which, fellas, you're just not wanted. and which, fellas, you're just not wanted . and we've been talking wanted. and we've been talking arrear— wanted. and we've been talking aeear mks— wanted. and we've been talking aeear mm s— wanted. and we've been talking about this s for— wanted. and we've been talking about this s for a— : and we've been talking about this s for a long time, smee— about this s for a long time, serr— about this s for a long time, serr er— about this s for a long time, since sort of 2015. this is a reme— since sort of 2015. this is a mme mar— since sort of 2015. this is a thing that that— since sort of 2015. this is a thing that that brought me into this thing that that brought me into rats rssae— thing that that brought me into this issue because i had no idea what— this issue because i had no idea what vas— this issue because i had no idea what going— this issue because i had no idea what was going on.— this issue because i had no idea what was going on. but men aem-r— what was going on. but men aren't wanted— what was going on. but men aren't wanted in— what was going on. but men aren't wanted in women's sports, in aren't wanted in women's sports, m eure— aren't wanted in women's sports, m errre seems— aren't wanted in women's sports, m errre seems .— aren't wanted in women's sports, in elite sports . we— aren't wanted in women's sports, in elite sports . we don't want in elite sports. we don't want them — in elite sports. we don't want them m— in elite sports. we don't want them m ear— in elite sports. we don't want them in our changing rooms . we them in our changing rooms. we aem-r— them in our changing rooms. we aem-r vam— them in our changing rooms. we don't want them _ them in our changing rooms. we don't want them in— them in our changing rooms. we don't want them in our five a state. — don't want them in our five a see. key— don't want them in our five a state. they are— don't want them in our five a side. they are just not wanted. vvemem— side. they are just not wanted. vvemem-mer- side. they are just not wanted. women-not just- side. they are just not wanted. women not just about women sports is not just about pettams— women sports is not just about peerams. rr-s— women sports is not just about podiums. it's about togetherness. it's about team . togetherness. it's about team. rr-s— togetherness. it's about team. as arrear— togetherness. it's about team. it's about women _ togetherness. it's about team. it's about women and it serramky— it's about women and it certainly isn't- it's about women and it certainly isn't about men. so rekkas— certainly isn't about men. so fellas, could— certainly isn't about men. so fellas, could you— certainly isn't about men. so fellas, could you just leave us akeme— fellas, could you just leave us akeme e — fellas, could you just leave us akeme e oe— fellas, could you just leave us alone ? do you— fellas, could you just leave us alone ? do you not- fellas, could you just leave us alone ? jr:::r g alone? do you not think, though, that referring to somebody that identifies as female, as a fella would be insulting or even offensive ? not as much as offensive? not as much as earma— offensive? not as much as eakrme mem— offensive? not as much as calling them a— rrzfi’ not as much as calling them a subset of women? no. calling them a subset of women? me. me— calling them a subset of women? me. me r— calling them a subset of women? no. and i think— calling them a subset of women? no. and i think actually we do . no. and i think actually we do. we tast— no. and i think actually we do. we as have— no. and i think actually we do. we just have to— no. and i think actually we do. we just have to go— no. and i think actually we do. we just have to go back to what

we au— we just have to go back to what we at kmev— we just have to go back to what we all know to— we just have to go back to what we all know to be— we just have to go back to what we all know to be true. and we meet— we all know to be true. and we meet re— we all know to be true. and we meet re stee— we all know to be true. and we need to stop pandering to their reeekeey— need to stop pandering to their ideology because— need to stop pandering to their ideology because the first thing an ideology because the first thing am reeekeey— ideology because the first thing an ideology will— ideology because the first thing an ideology will want from eeeeke— an ideology will want from people mar— an ideology will want from people that it— an ideology will want from people that it chooses to eeeress— people that it chooses to eppress ame— people that it chooses to oppress and recruit is to take kameaaee— oppress and recruit is to take our language and quite successfully, - our language and quite successfully, from your introduction _ successfully, from your introduction on this evening, mey-ve— introduction on this evening, they've managed that somewhat. so they've managed that somewhat. se r— they've managed that somewhat. se r tast— they've managed that somewhat. se r as mmk— they've managed that somewhat. so i just think we— they've managed that somewhat. so i just think we have to call them — so i just think we have to call them mem— so i just think we have to call them r— so i just think we have to call them men. i frequently call them ame— them men. i frequently call them men and blokes— them men. i frequently call them men and blokes and fellas like i weare— men and blokes and fellas like i wear amy— men and blokes and fellas like i would any other— men and blokes and fellas like i would any other man. lg would any other man. emily emerges.— would any other man. emily emerges, vte— would any other man. emily bridges, who is a biological male who identifies as female, has condemned british cycling's new policy barring transgender athletes from competing as women. she's called it a violent act and called the governing body a failed organisation . ian, body a failed organisation. ian, do you have any sympathy at all? absolutely not. i mean, look , absolutely not. i mean, look, mere— absolutely not. i mean, look, there are— absolutely not. i mean, look, there very— absolutely not. i mean, look, there are very young males who mave— there are very young males who have teem— there are very young males who have been convinced sold a lie mar— have been convinced sold a lie that m— have been convinced sold a lie that if they— have been convinced sold a lie that rr they say— have been convinced sold a lie that if they say it— have been convinced sold a lie that if they say it enough times in that if they say it enough times m me— that if they say it enough times m the rmrrer— that if they say it enough times in the mirror, they— that if they say it enough times in the mirror, they will eemamery— in the mirror, they will genuinely turn into a woman and they— genuinely turn into a woman and they am— genuinely turn into a woman and they terse — genuinely turn into a woman and they can force everybody else aemt— they can force everybody else amt tmem — they can force everybody else around them to— they can force everybody else around them to believe it . i

around them to believe it. i tmmk— around them to believe it. i think actually— around them to believe it. i think actually once you're a grown— think actually once you're a grown ae— think actually once you're a grown at .— think actually once you're a grown at , yea— think actually once you're a grown up , you don't get away grown up, you don't get away vttt— grown up, you don't get away vttm treat— grown up, you don't get away with that quite— grown up, you don't get away with that quite so easily , that with that quite so easily, that sett— with that quite so easily, that sert et— with that quite so easily, that sert et ttteey— with that quite so easily, that sort of idiocy that you can you reatty— sort of idiocy that you can you can really force _ sort of idiocy that you can you can really force everybody to tast— can really force everybody to tast saeeamt— can really force everybody to just succumb to— can really force everybody to just succumb to whatever it is treat— just succumb to whatever it is that yea— just succumb to whatever it is that yea say— just succumb to whatever it is that yea say yea— just succumb to whatever it is that you say you are. we all team— that you say you are. we all team treat— that you say you are. we all learn that as— that you say you are. we all learn that as teenagers when we all learn that as teenagers when we att try— learn that as teenagers when we at try te— learn that as teenagers when we at try te te— learn that as teenagers when we att try te be a— learn that as teenagers when we all try to be a little— learn that as teenagers when we all try to be a little bit better— all try to be a little bit better than _ all try to be a little bit better than perhaps we are. so no better than perhaps we are. so me , r— better than perhaps we are. so me , r aem-t— better than perhaps we are. so me , r tem-t r— better than perhaps we are. so no , i don't i don't— better than perhaps we are. so no , i don't i don't really have no, i don't i don't really have any— no, i don't i don't really have any sympathy— no, i don't i don't really have any sympathy for_ no, i don't i don't really have any sympathy for him. i think he was any sympathy for him. i think he tatte— any sympathy for him. i think he was quite happy— any sympathy for him. i think he eatte happy te— any sympathy for him. i think he was quite happy to steal the seet— was quite happy to steal the seet et— was quite happy to steal the seet et a— was quite happy to steal the spot of a woman— was quite happy to steal the spot of a woman in cycling. so no spot of a woman in cycling. so me , ttme-s— spot of a woman in cycling. so me , ttme-s am— spot of a woman in cycling. so no , time's up. this— spot of a woman in cycling. so no , time's up. this is no, time's up. this is ridiculous.- no, time's up. this is ridiculous. we all know that. rt-s— ridiculous. we all know that. it's ridiculous— ridiculous. we all know that. it's ridiculous .— ridiculous. we all know that. it's ridiculous . and it's about it's ridiculous. and it's about ttme— it's ridiculous. and it's about ttme treat— it's ridiculous. and it's about time that sporting bodies did it. time that sporting bodies did tt. trey-ve— time that sporting bodies did it. they've said— time that sporting bodies did it. they've said elite, elite eyetme. — it. they've said elite, elite eyetme. r— it. they've said elite, elite cycling. i think— it. they've said elite, elite cycling. i think they really meet— cycling. i think they really meet te— cycling. i think they really need to keep— cycling. i think they really need to keep those men out of women's changing rooms, too. and they— women's changing rooms, too. and they eem— women's changing rooms, too. and they te— women's changing rooms, too. and they te te— women's changing rooms, too. and they seem to be a— women's changing rooms, too. and they seem to be a little bit veetty— they seem to be a little bit veetty em— they seem to be a little bit woolly on that. _ they seem to be a little bit woolly on that. so it's a step in woolly on that. so it's a step m tre— woolly on that. so it's a step m the meat— woolly on that. so it's a step in the right direction, but it's met— in the right direction, but it's met tast— in the right direction, but it's not fast enough— in the right direction, but it's not fast enough and it's not far emeaet— not fast enough and it's not far emeaet as— not fast enough and it's not far enough as tar— not fast enough and it's not far enough as far as— not fast enough and it's not far enough as far as i'm concerned. do enough as far as i'm concerned. tee yea— enough as far as i'm concerned. ae yea tmmk— enough as far as i'm concerned. do you think-war- enough as far as i'm concerned. do you think war woke do you think this war on woke tteeteey— do you think this war on woke teeeteey-vem- do you think this war on woke ideology-won? 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kelly j. well, gut tells me, kelly j. well, my gut tells me, mark and i can clearly see you don't tune into my youtube that i actually never lose. so we're at a stage where— i actually never lose. so we're at a stage where all- i actually never lose. so we're at a stage where all we- so we're at a stage where all we have to do at a stage where all we have to te treat— at a stage where all we have to do that there's— at a stage where all we have to do that there's people that are eemvmeet— do that there's people that are eemmeet ty— do that there's people that are convinced by woke ideology and stame— convinced by woke ideology and start te— convinced by woke ideology and start te gam— convinced by woke ideology and stand to gain something from it. eeetmess— stand to gain something from it. goodness knows— stand to gain something from it. goodness knows what there's the ttkes— goodness knows what there's the ttkes et— goodness knows what there's the ttkes et eeeete— goodness knows what there's the likes of people like— goodness knows what there's the likes of people like myself who knew— likes of people like myself who knew treat— likes of people like myself who know that it's— likes of people like myself who know that it's all— likes of people like myself who know that it's all a load of nonsense. and— know that it's all a load of nonsense. and then there's a lot of nonsense. and then there's a lot et eeeete— nonsense. and then there's a lot et people m— nonsense. and then there's a lot et people m tree— nonsense. and then there's a lot of people in the middle who have no of people in the middle who have me ttea— of people in the middle who have me ttea vmat-s— of people in the middle who have no idea what's going on. and our job no idea what's going on. and our tet as— no idea what's going on. and our tet as eeeete— no idea what's going on. and our tet as people vme— no idea what's going on. and our job as people who know what's going— job as people who know what's going em— job as people who know what's going em ts— job as people who know what's going em ts te— job as people who know what's going on is to tell— job as people who know what's going on is to tell the rest of them — going on is to tell the rest of them tast— going on is to tell the rest of them just exactly— going on is to tell the rest of them just exactly what's at stake. — them just exactly what's at stake. amt — them just exactly what's at stake. and then— them just exactly what's at stake. and then we know they'll agree — stake. and then we know they'll agree vttt— stake. and then we know they'll agree vttm — stake. and then we know they'll agree with us. so— stake. and then we know they'll agree with us. so it's simply , agree with us. so it's simply, you— agree with us. so it's simply, yea knew,— agree with us. so it's simply, yea kmev, tree— agree with us. so it's simply, you know, the bigger battles tram— you know, the bigger battles tmam tats— you know, the bigger battles than this have— you know, the bigger battles than this have been won through ttstery— than this have been won through mstery. amt— than this have been won through history. and this— than this have been won through history. and this is— than this have been won through history. and this is just ametmer— history. and this is just another one.- history. and this is just another one. and truth another one. and the truth i reatty— another one. and the truth i reatty te — another one. and the truth i really do think— another one. and the truth i really do think will prevail. ketty— really do think will prevail. ketty r. — really do think will prevail. ketty r. keame— really do think will prevail. kelly j. keane are- really do think will prevail. kelly j. keane are privileged to have you on the show. do check out her rather brilliant youtube channel. very compelling stuff. and she's absolutely right. she never loses. it's not possible. not on her watch. remarkable stuff. well, coming up stuff. well, look, coming up next the pundits, is

next with the pundits, is alastair campbell right that politics should be taught at primary should you primary school? also should you be points be allowed more than 12 points on licence ? isn't that on your licence? isn't that a bit limiting? and also, is being a wedding guest now too expensive ? you found that expensive? you found that expensive? you found that expensive and don't forget, coming up, more on the media story, the showbiz story of the decade. phillip schofield steps down as an itv presenter is fired by his agent. more on that

we're proud to be gb news the eeeete-s— we're proud to be gb news the people's channel. " people's channel. britain's. welcome back to the show . welcome back to the show. reacting to the big stories of the stay,— reacting to the big stories of the day, political commentator aase— the day, political commentator attee mam.— the day, political commentator alice grant. journalists and aatter— alice grant. journalists and author michael— alice grant. journalists and author michael crick and writer amt— author michael crick and writer and broadcaster— author michael crick and writer and broadcaster david oldroyd eett. — and broadcaster david oldroyd eett. rt— and broadcaster david oldroyd eett. rt yae— and broadcaster david oldroyd bolt. if you're just joining us, mattre— bolt. if you're just joining us, phillip schofield— bolt. if you're just joining us, phillip schofield has sensationally stepped down as an itv sensationally stepped down as an my presenter.— sensationally stepped down as an itv presenter. he's— sensationally stepped down as an itv presenter. he's been fired by ms— itv presenter. he's been fired by ms agent— itv presenter. he's been fired by his agent now— itv presenter. he's been fired by his agent now this is an agency— by his agent now this is an agency treat— by his agent now this is an agency that he _ by his agent now this is an agency that he owns, shares in. res— agency that he owns, shares in. ms geme— agency that he owns, shares in. he's gone because— agency that he owns, shares in. he's gone because he lied to them.— he's gone because he lied to them. he— he's gone because he lied to them. he lied— he's gone because he lied to them. he lied to— he's gone because he lied to them. he lied to his lawyer. he tree— them. he lied to his lawyer. he ttet te— them. he lied to his lawyer. he ttet te tre— them. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily—

them. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily mail . them. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily mail. he them. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily mail . he lied lied to the daily mail. he lied to lied to the daily mail. he lied te ms— lied to the daily mail. he lied te ms vtte— lied to the daily mail. he lied to his wife, his— lied to the daily mail. he lied to his wife, his family , he and to his wife, his family, he and try— to his wife, his family, he and try — to his wife, his family, he and itv viewers. he— to his wife, his family, he and itv viewers. he insulted them vttt— itv viewers. he insulted them mm a— itv viewers. he insulted them with a complete— itv viewers. he insulted them with a complete fake fest of a week— with a complete fake fest of a week et— with a complete fake fest of a week of shows— with a complete fake fest of a week of shows last week in which he amt— week of shows last week in which he amt retry— week of shows last week in which he and holly pretended nothing had he and holly pretended nothing mat happened.— he and holly pretended nothing had happened. well a lot had happened.— had happened. well a lot had happened- try,— had happened. well a lot had happened. itv, we're told, had teem— happened. itv, we're told, had been stttmg— happened. itv, we're told, had been sitting-this- happened. itv, we're told, had been sitting this story for been sitting on this story for tear— been sitting on this story for tear years— been sitting on this story for four years, which is his atmtsstem— four years, which is his admission of- four years, which is his admission of a relationship and attatr— admission of a relationship and attatr vttm— admission of a relationship and attatr mm a— admission of a relationship and affair with a younger male itv emeteyee— affair with a younger male itv employee. contrary to speculation, - employee. contrary to speculation, says schofield , speculation, says schofield, vvmtst— speculation, says schofield, wattst r— speculation, says schofield, whilst i met— speculation, says schofield, whilst i met the man when he was ateemager— whilst i met the man when he was ateemager mere— whilst i met the man when he was a teenager here and— whilst i met the man when he was a teenager here and was asked to mete— a teenager here and was asked to mete mm — a teenager here and was asked to help mm tate— a teenager here and was asked to help him into television, it was my— help him into television, it was emty arter— help him into television, it was emty atter me— help him into television, it was only after he started to work on the stew— only after he started to work on the stev treat— only after he started to work on the show that it— only after he started to work on the show that it became more tram— the show that it became more than tast— the show that it became more than tast a— the show that it became more than just a friendship. that relationship— than just a friendship. that relationship was unwise but not tttegat. — relationship was unwise but not tttegat. rt— relationship was unwise but not tttegat. rt ts— relationship was unwise but not illegal. it is now— relationship was unwise but not illegal. it is now over. well is it illegal. it is now over. well is t the— illegal. it is now over. well is it the mother— illegal. it is now over. well is it the mother of— illegal. it is now over. well is it the mother of all cover ups trem— it the mother of all cover ups trem rtve— it the mother of all cover ups trem rtve rs— it the mother of all cover ups from itv? is it— it the mother of all cover ups from itv? is it the— it the mother of all cover ups from itv? is it the end of schofield's— from itv? is it the end of schofield's career altogether ? schofield's career altogether? treate— schofield's career altogether? vveatt yea— schofield's career altogether? would you want— schofield's career altogether? would you want to watch him on a avat— would you want to watch him on a rtvat metverke— would you want to watch him on a rival network? we'll— would you want to watch him on a rival network? we'll discuss treat.— rival network? we'll discuss that. tras— rival network? we'll discuss that. plus, is— rival network? we'll discuss that. plus, is holly willoughby an that. plus, is holly willoughby am emattere— that. plus, is holly willoughby an enabler? did— that. plus, is holly willoughby an enabler? did she know all atemge— an enabler? did she know all atemge amt— an enabler? did she know all along? and will— an enabler? did she know all along? and will that impact kmeeket— along? and will that impact knocked her— along? and will that impact knocked her squeaky clean

eersemae— knocked her squeaky clean persemae se— knocked her squeaky clean persona? so we'll get to all of treat— persona? so we'll get to all of that very— persona? so we'll get to all of that very shortly.— persona? so we'll get to all of that very shortly. but alastair cametett— that very shortly. but alastair cametett mas— that very shortly. but alastair campbell has said that politics smeare— campbell has said that politics smeatt te— campbell has said that politics should be taught— campbell has said that politics should be taught in primary seteets— should be taught in primary seteets. re— should be taught in primary schools. he advise that the tesses— schools. he advise that the tesses ter— schools. he advise that the lessons for children could be eattet— lessons for children could be called arguing— lessons for children could be called arguing policy or big . se— called arguing policy or big issues . so is— called arguing policy or big issues . so is he— called arguing policy or big issues . so is he right? primary issues. so is he right? primary semeet— issues. so is he right? primary seteet ktts— issues. so is he right? primary school kids are— issues. so is he right? primary school kids are having lessons in school kids are having lessons m pettttes— school kids are having lessons m eettttes as— school kids are having lessons in politics as well. i wonder ateat— in politics as well. i wonder ateat tats— in politics as well. i wonder about this because our young eeeete— about this because our young people are— about this because our young people are already quite ratteat— people are already quite radical. david, do we really vam— radical. david, do we really want me— radical. david, do we really want five year— radical. david, do we really want five year olds shouting ateat— want five year olds shouting ateat tree— want five year olds shouting about the tories— want five year olds shouting about the tories ? cc?" c about the tories? i don't think they need lessons in politics. we could well make a case for lessons in civics to teach them how systems governance work. how systems of governance work. we we used to we could you know, we used to have class called have this class called history where you learnt about the evolution of parliamentary democracy and representation, and case to and i think there's a case to return to that. but the idea that taught that children should be taught about what sounds about politics in what sounds like partisan way, not like a rather partisan way, not that mr campbell, course, is that mr campbell, of course, is in partisan in these in in any way partisan in these in these suggestions. he's of course, out of the course, doing this out of the goodness the goodness of his heart and the benefits of his care for the nation. i think the point would be children and most be that that children and most adults know much adults don't know that much about the system about the way that the system works. don't know about the

works. they don't know about the differences unitary differences in in unitary authorities in metropolitan and borough councils, in county councils. know really councils. they don't know really what of parliament what the function of parliament is beyond 649 people there is beyond 649 people going there to every wednesday to argue in every wednesday afternoon, shouting at each other for half an hour on television. there is television. so i think there is an that greater an argument that greater education needed, but education is needed, but certainly the form that's certainly not in the form that's been suggested, and certainly not campbell is not if alastair campbell is devising you are devising it. alice, you are a young— devising it. alice, you are a yeamg persev— devising it. alice, you are a young person.-do- r:r:i;r g e alice, you are a young person. do you devising it. alice, you are a- young person.-do you think? young person. what do you think? tea-e— young person. what do you think? vea-re-m— young person. what do you think? vea-re-m age— young person. what do you think? vea-re-m age te— young person. what do you think? you're in age to some of you're closer in age to some of these— you're closer in age to some of these youngsters— you're closer in age to some of these youngsters than we are. tear— these youngsters than we are. your reaction— these youngsters than we are. your reaction to— these youngsters than we are. your reaction to the idea of res— your reaction to the idea of res am— your reaction to the idea of he's an-head- your reaction to the idea of he's an .head on - your reaction to the idea of he's an head on young he's an old head on young steatters— he's an old head on young shoulders,-your- he's an old head on young shoulders, your reaction to shoulders, but your reaction to tras— shoulders, but your reaction to tats—kttse- shoulders, but your reaction to this—kids? i'mi this primary school kids? i'm verrtet— this primary school kids? i'm worried-left- worried that if it's left teammg— worried that if it's left leaning teachers, all the kids vttt—ttel will be learning is that the terres— will be learning is that the tories-evil. - will be learning is that the tories-evil. i- will be learning is that the tories evil. .. will be learning is that the tories evil. " tories are evil. i mean, look, it's already the case that politics, a—level, that you're being taught a very partisan view. why shouldn't that view. why shouldn't it be that a primary going be view. why shouldn't it be that a prin same going be view. why shouldn't it be that a prin same thing? going be view. why shouldn't it be that a prin same thing? because be view. why shouldn't it be that a prin same thing? because the the same thing? because the teaching is made teaching establishment is made up of kind of opinions up of the same kind of opinions and i'm all for children and i think i'm all for children being how to think being taught how to think critically . i think critically and freely. i think free thinking should perhaps be on the curriculum proper on the curriculum or proper debate. not politics, debate. but but not politics, especially at primary school level. and i think alastair

campbell kind of betrays himself here by suggesting that i should be called policy, because really, don't think five year really, i don't think five year olds are interested in discussing policy. i think they'll by by they'll just be fed lies by by their teachers and forced into a certain of thinking. michael certain way of thinking. michael i would argue society already has much politics. we don't has too much politics. we don't want that to has too much politics. we don't want-that to our- want to do that to our yeamgsters- want to do that to our youngsters, do we? �*vvr�*rzgl want to do that to our— youngsters, do we? well, i think i mean, what alastair campbell is arguing is that people should learn to how argue and advance a case 7 or 8. yes, i think case age 7 or 8. yes, i think well, they do have disputes at that age. and if it can be controlled in a way and they can be taught how to be courteous to each other and debate amongst themselves , i mean, there's themselves, i mean, there's always a much greater always been a much greater tradition of in american tradition of debate in american schools, for instance, than there is here. and i think it's a jolly good and actually a jolly good thing. and actually it's the reason, i think it's part of the reason, i think that more that americans are more articulate teaching articulate whether teaching primary children, about primary school children, about the all the differences between all the different you've got . different councils. you've got. i'm sure i understand i'm not even sure i understand the differences between all the councils. mentioned councils. now, you mentioned amerteams— councils. now, you mentioned americans being— rt.ri:r. rt now, you mentioned americans being more articulate. the notwithstanding,

the president notwithstanding, i tmmk— the president notwithstanding, i tmmk yae— the president notwithstanding, i think you're right— the president notwithstanding, i think you're right now nearly roeeoo— think you're right now nearly 100,000 drivers— think you're right now nearly 100,000 drivers are at risk of tesmg— 100,000 drivers are at risk of tesmg metr— 100,000 drivers are at risk of losing their licence if they're teame— losing their licence if they're teamt gattty— losing their licence if they're found guilty of— losing their licence if they're found guilty of one more metermg— found guilty of one more motoring offence. found guilty of one more- motoring offence. -drivers motoring offence. these drivers seate— motoring offence. these drivers eeatt—tametl could find themselves banned vttt— could find themselves banned vttm —eemts- could find themselves banned. with—points, which with another three points, which veatt— with another three points, which veatt east— with another three points, which would push -over- with another three points, which would push over the 12 would push them over the 12 eemt— would push them over the 12 eemt tam— would push them over the 12 point ban threshold . so given point ban threshold. so given the tast— point ban threshold. so given the fact that— point ban threshold. so given the fact that it's— point ban threshold. so given the fact that it's so easy now to the fact that it's so easy now te te— the fact that it's so easy now te te eeme— the fact that it's so easy now to be done in— the fact that it's so easy now to be done in a— the fact that it's so easy now to be done in a 20 mile an hour zone, ask suella_ to be done in a 20 mile an hour zone, ask suella braverman or tree— zone, ask suella braverman or the archbishop _ zone, ask suella braverman or the archbishop canterbury the archbishop of canterbury smeatt — the archbishop of canterbury should there _ the archbishop of canterbury should there be— the archbishop of canterbury should there be more than 12 perms— should there be more than 12 eemts em— should there be more than 12 eemts em year— should there be more than 12 points on your licence? what do you— points on your licence? what do yea tttmk— points on your licence? what do you think, alice? _ points on your licence? what do you think, alice? i— points on your licence? what do you think, alice? i think this system needs of reform, system needs a lot of reform, including 20 mile limit in including the 20 mile limit in london, which drives father london, which drives my father crazy just crazy as well. it's just ridiculous. at this point. they're trying to basically pedestrianise the city. pedestrianise the largest city. you know, in england, and it's the same across the country really ought to be reformed. 12 points is a bit restrictive, eem-t— points is a bit restrictive, tem-t yea— points is a bit restrictive, don't you think, michael? \r:::r don't you think, michael? no, me— don't you think, michael? no, he teem— don't you think, michael? no, i've been lucky— don't you think, michael? no, i've been lucky enough that i have.i i've been lucky enough that i have. i haven't had any points so far, but i've been very, very lucky. the 1220 mile limit in london, i think is a jolly good thing. i just wish they'd put more signs up because never more signs up because you never know whether you're on a 20 mile limit or a 30 limit or limit or a 30 mile limit or

whatever. going get whatever. and i'm going to get caught look, caught eventually. no, look, keep because if you keep it at 12, because if you put up to 15, say, then put it up to 15, say, then people would just be more reckless. they'd drive faster and think, it'll be and they think, well, it'll be all until i get about 6 all right until i get to about 6 or and then i'll slow down a or 9, and then i'll slow down a bit. you know, our roads are safer ever. let's them safer than ever. let's keep them that okay well, look, the that way. okay well, look, the average can we spool average wedding, can we spool ahead, folks? because i want to stare— ahead, folks? because i want to stare tats— ahead, folks? because i want to share this story— ahead, folks? because i want to share this story with— : , because i want to share this story with our- viewers._wedding viewers. the average wedding gaest— viewers. the average wedding guest—pay- viewers. the average wedding gaest—eay everi guest can expect to pay over treee — guest can expect to pay over treee tats— guest can expect to pay over £1,000 this year— guest can expect to pay over £1,000 this year from booking traver— £1,000 this year from booking travet—amtl £1,000 this year from booking- travel_and buying travel accommodation and buying a—attemtmg- a new outfit, attending a vettmg— a new outfit, attending a wedding a hefty wedding now comes with a hefty ease— wedding now comes with a hefty ertee tag.— wedding now comes with a hefty ertee tag. se— wedding now comes with a hefty ertee tag. se ts— wedding now comes with a hefty price tag. so is it— wedding now comes with a hefty price tag. so is it worth it? is temg— price tag. so is it worth it? is temglvettmg— price tag. so is it worth it? is being wedding guest worth the being a wedding guest worth the eey— being a wedding guest worth the money,-course it- being a wedding guest worth the money, course it is, money, david? of course it is, teaase— money, david? of course it is, tease yae— money, david? of course it is, because you're there to esemseg— because you're there to recognise the - because you're there to recognise the happiest solemnisation of your friends vvtat— solemnisation of your friends union. what do— solemnisation of your friends union. what do you say? the happy— union. what do you say? the happy .— union. what do you say? the happy , your— union. what do you say? the happy , your friends your happy, your friends union, your mme— happy, your friends union, your mmt verks— happy, your friends union, your mind works in— happy, your friends union, your mind works in such mysterious ways— mind works in such mysterious ways .— mind works in such mysterious ways . vve— mind works in such mysterious ways . vve tast— mind works in such mysterious ways . we just each to their ways. we just say each to their . rt-s— ways. we just say each to their own . it's-country- ways. we just say each to their own . it's country on this own. it's a free country on this taymg— own. it's a free country on this taytmg et— own. it's a free country on this taytmg et a— own. it's a free country on this taytmg et a mew— own. it's a free country on this buying of a new outfit. i've never been to _ buying of a new outfit. i've never been to one- buying of a new outfit. i've never been to one of- buying of a new outfit. i've never been to one of those weddings. well wait until phillip schofield asks you. you might. you might. went there. vea— might. you might. went there. vea mtgtt— might. you might. went there. you might have— might. you might. went there. you might have to— q you might. went there. you might have to say that vearmg— you might have to say that veartmg a— you might have to say that wearing a different outfit for a

vettmg— wearing a different outfit for a vettmg ts— wearing a different outfit for a wedding is unnecessary. /r:::r. wedding is unnecessary. you just go wedding is unnecessary. you just ge-tte— wedding is unnecessary. you just go the traditional old go with the traditional old morning which you wear out morning coat, which you wear out until it falls to bits. obviously a different matter for women. list women. i think the wedding list thing is where it's becoming silly. just silly. what's wrong with just giving your time and giving people your time and attention? what's wrong with turning done, turning up saying, well done, going to the wedding breakfast, having much champagne and having too much champagne and then going home? the idea then going home? i hate the idea of destination weddings. think then going home? i hate the idea of castination weddings. think then going home? i hate the idea of (a grosson weddings. think then going home? i hate the idea of (a gross imposition|s. think then going home? i hate the idea of (a gross imposition on think it's a gross imposition on people. you're going to it's a gross imposition on peoplparish you're going to it's a gross imposition on peoplparish churche going to it's a gross imposition on peoplparish church anding to it's a gross imposition on peoplparish church and looking it's a gross imposition on peop|your.h church and looking it's a gross imposition on peop|your friendsh and looking it's a gross imposition on peop|your friends andd looking it's a gross imposition on peop|your friends and familyng after your friends and family on their then their happiest day, then wonderful. problem is wonderful. well, the problem is very these days you have very often these days you have spent £500 on the stag do or the hen in barcelona las hen party in barcelona or las vegas. it hasn't been my etertemee — vegas. it hasn't been my experience. a— vegas. it hasn't been my experience. a few- g it hasn't been my experience. a few of my friends got experience. a few of my friends get marrtet— experience. a few of my friends got married and— experience. a few of my friends got married and again, you need to got married and again, you need te etamge— got married and again, you need to change-friends. - got married and again, you need to change friends. to change your friends. parish ctaret. rt— to change your friends. parish church. it was— to change your friends. parish church. it was really- to change your friends. rt.n. ”if." it was really beautiful. church. it was really beautiful. on— church. it was really beautiful. om ttat-s— church. it was really beautiful. om ttat-s-rt— church. it was really beautiful. oh, that's-it was. - tn ”if." it was really beautiful. oh, that's it was. yeah, oh, that's good. it was. yeah, it oh, that's good. it was. yeah, tt-vas— oh, that's good. it was. yeah, tt-vas tevety- oh, that's good. it was. yeah, it-was lovely. and- oh, that's good. it was. yeah, it was lovely. and you it was. it was lovely. and you knew.— it was. it was lovely. and you knew-tast- it was. it was lovely. and you kmem-tast tes- know, maybe it just dos cathete— know, maybe it just dos catholic, but— know, maybe it just dos catholic, but don't you find know, maybe it just dos catho friends don't you find know, maybe it just dos catho friends have you find know, maybe it just dos catho friends have aou find know, maybe it just dos catho friends have a wedding and when friends have a wedding and them— when friends have a wedding and them-tt— when friends have a wedding and then-it abroad,- when friends have a wedding and then it abroad, that's then they do it abroad, that's an aet— then they do it abroad, that's am act et— then they do it abroad, that's am act et va— then they do it abroad, that's an act of war in— then they do it abroad, that's an act of war in some ways, tsm-t— an act of war in some ways, tsm-t rte — an act of war in some ways, tsm-t rte om— an act of war in some ways, isn't it? oh, we're- an act of war in some ways, isn't it? cj" "rt; grin. g isn't it? oh, we're getting married in madrid. i hope you don't mind. yeah i've not been lucky invited to don't mind. yeah i've not been luckof invited to don't mind. yeah i've not been luckof those. invited to don't mind. yeah i've not been luckof those. i invited to don't mind. yeah i've not been luckof those. i don'tivited to don't mind. yeah i've not been luckof those. i don't think. to don't mind. yeah i've not been luckof those. i don't think. but any of those. i don't think. but the ttts— any of those. i don't think. but the this £1,000—

any of those. i don't think. but the this £1,000 figure- by i don't think. but the this £1,000 figure is atsart— the this £1,000 figure is absurd. it's— the this £1,000 figure is absurd. it's totally out of teaet — absurd. it's totally out of touch with _ absurd. it's totally out of touch with what most ordinary teette— touch with what most ordinary teette vttt— touch with what most ordinary teette vttt-ea- touch with what most ordinary people will on going to a people will spend on going to a vetttmg— people will spend on going to a vettmg. amt.— people will spend on going to a wedding. and, know, and also wedding. and, you know, and also rememterea-y— wedding. and, you know, and also remember-you stay- remember that if you stay evemtgtt— remember that if you stay overnight-nice. remember that if you stay. overnight-nice place, overnight in some nice place, vett—gemgl well, that's only like going away— well, that's only like going away-weekend. - well, that's only like going away-weekend. only away for the weekend. and only yave— away for the weekend. and only yea-ve-vettmg- away for the weekend. and only you've-wedding as- away for the weekend. and only you've wedding as well. so you've got a wedding as well. so but you've got a wedding as well. so tat tte— you've got a wedding as well. so tat tte ttgare— you've got a wedding as well. so but the figure it's— you've got a wedding as well. so but the figure it's nothing like mat.— but the figure it's nothing like that r— but the figure it's nothing like that r tea-t— but the figure it's nothing like that. i don't know where that ttgares—rt-s- figures come from. it's ridiculous.— figures come from. it's ridiculous-it- figures come from. it's ridiculous. it depends figures come from. it's- ridiculous.-it depends who ridiculous. well, it depends who you-course. but- ridiculous. well, it depends who you-course. but yes,i you know of course. but yes, i suppose it does. yes. let me tell you, i've cleaned out my bank with my happily tell you, i've cleaned out my bank friends. th my happily tell you, i've cleaned out my bank friends. |i my happily tell you, i've cleaned out my bank friends. i hopeiappily tell you, i've cleaned out my bank friends. i hope those! married friends. i hope those marriages last. can't afford a marriages last. i can't afford a sequel. look, lots more to sequel. well, look, lots more to come. more on the fallout from philip schofield itv philip schofield has left itv sacked by his agent. now itv have spoken out. my reaction next. plus, we're going to get the views of a big itv star straight after this .

so let me bring you up to speed. phillip schofield has admitted an affair with a young man and admitted an affair. on this

morning , a colleague who he knew morning, a colleague who he knew as a teenager helped him get into tv. they began a relationship not illegal, but unwise, says as phillip schofield, schofield has added , schofield, schofield has added, i will reflect on my very bad judgement in both participating in the relationship and then lying about it. i've got to say we've got bids in for quite a few people, but there are plenty in the world of showbiz who have said they'll come on the show and changed their mind. pauline said, you've been telling said, mark, you've been telling us powerful agents who are us about powerful agents who are going be on the show. don't going to be on the show. don't announce these things. if they're to happen, they're not going to happen, they're not going to happen, they're pulling out because people afraid people are still afraid of phillip schofield. pauline, phillip schofield. so pauline, we that booking and we lost we had that booking and we lost it, but i'm delighted to say we do have an itv star in just a second. itv have made a statement on the departure of schofield. he has essentially left the organisation now itv say we are deeply disappointed by the admissions of deceit made tonight by phillip schofield . tonight by phillip schofield. the relationships we have with those we work with are based on

trust. philip made assurances to us, which he now acknowledges were untrue and we feel badly let down. we accept his resignation from itv and therefore can confirm he will no longer be appearing on itv , as longer be appearing on itv, as had previously been stated . had previously been stated. well, do itv have a case to answer? have they been sitting on this story, saville style , on this story, saville style, for the last few years ? let's for the last few years? let's speak now to another major itv star, a man recognised for so many roles star of ella whelan red emmerdale , but most red emmerdale, but most memorably as the eccentric shop manager reg holdsworth in coronation street. ken morley. hi ken . mark, there you are . hi ken. mark, there you are. great— hi ken. mark, there you are. great te— hi ken. mark, there you are. great to have you on the show . great to have you on the show. your reaction to the resignation of phillip schofield from itv, his admission that he lied to his admission that he lied to his lawyer , to the daily mail, his lawyer, to the daily mail, to his family, to his employers as his agent, and asked the

british public. yes, that's rtgtt— british public. yes, that's rtgtt. vett— british public. yes, that's right. well my— . rt. yes, that's right. well my father once said to right. well my father once said te me— right. well my father once said te me that— right. well my father once said te me ttat tt— right. well my father once said to me that if all— right. well my father once said to me that if all the thieves art— to me that if all the thieves amt tte— to me that if all the thieves and the liars— to me that if all the thieves and the liars had to leave tagtaat— and the liars had to leave england, the— and the liars had to leave england, the place would be a tesert— england, the place would be a tesert m— england, the place would be a tesert m a— england, the place would be a desert in a fortnight. so about the desert in a fortnight. so about tte tytmg— desert in a fortnight. so about the lying. that's— desert in a fortnight. so about the lying. that's one thing. but it's the lying. that's one thing. but tt-s a— the lying. that's one thing. but tt-s a pretty— the lying. that's one thing. but it's a pretty serious stuff. that— it's a pretty serious stuff. that gets— it's a pretty serious stuff. what gets me— it's a pretty serious stuff. what gets me is how much people in what gets me is how much people m tte— what gets me is how much people m tte rtv— what gets me is how much people in the itv who've— what gets me is how much people in the itv who've been close to mm— in the itv who've been close to ttm ter— in the itv who've been close to him for several— in the itv who've been close to him for several years and indeed the him for several years and indeed tte taty— him for several years and indeed tte taty vte— him for several years and indeed the lady who shares the couch vttt— the lady who shares the couch vttt ttm — the lady who shares the couch with him knew— the lady who shares the couch with him knew about everything reatty— with him knew about everything reatty. se— with him knew about everything reatty. se r— with him knew about everything really. so i look— with him knew about everything really. so i look forward to tearmg— really. so i look forward to hearing this. _ really. so i look forward to hearing this. but i do hope teette— hearing this. but i do hope teette are— hearing this. but i do hope people are not— hearing this. but i do hope people are not throwing themselves— people are not throwing themselves under buses tonight at tte— themselves under buses tonight at tte tteagtt— themselves under buses tonight at the thought of— themselves under buses tonight at the thought of it all. you knew.— at the thought of it all. you knew. r— at the thought of it all. you know, i know— at the thought of it all. you know, i know it's- at the thought of it all. you know, i know it's pretty hectic in .metropolis_ know, i know it's pretty hectic in .metropolis at- know, i know it's pretty hectic in metropolis at the moment. in the metropolis at the moment. i in the metropolis at the moment. | , in the metropolis at the moment. r-. mayte— in the metropolis at the moment. i-, maybe-should- in the metropolis at the moment. i , maybe should offer i mean, maybe we should offer etter— i mean, maybe we should offer etter verts— i mean, maybe we should offer offer words of— i mean, maybe we should offer offer words of support to setettett— offer words of support to schofield . _ offer words of support to schofield . is- offer words of support to schofield . rt;r: schofield. is the media overreacting to this story? he has said the relations was unwise, but not illegal. it is now over here. he knew this chap when he was a teenager and was asked to help get him into tv , asked to help get him into tv, schofield says it was only after he started working on the show that they began a relation. township is there a problem ? was township is there a problem? was it inappropriate? does schofield

have a case to answer ? well, i have a case to answer? well, i don't know how— have a case to answer? well, i don't know how now- t , well, i don't know how now we'll be gettmg— don't know how now we'll be gettmg tte— don't know how now we'll be gettmg tte tet— don't know how now we'll be getting the job as we go. we've tast— getting the job as we go. we've tast test— getting the job as we go. we've tast test tte— getting the job as we go. we've just lost the line— getting the job as we go. we've just lost the line to ken. " just lost the line to ken. ken, tees— just lost the line to ken. ken, does schofield _ just lost the line to ken. ken, does schofield have a case to answer ? well, i would think so, answer? well, i would think so, veattm-t— answer? well, i would think so, veattm-t yeae— answer? well, i would think so, wouldn't you? i— ”7’ well, i would think so, wouldn't you? i mean, it's etvteas— wouldn't you? i mean, it's etvteas yea— wouldn't you? i mean, it's obvious, you know, when you're satterrty— obvious, you know, when you're satterty jump— obvious, you know, when you're suddenly jump off— obvious, you know, when you're suddenly jump off and close everyttmg— suddenly jump off and close everything down and people close it everything down and people close tt ter— everything down and people close tt ter teva— everything down and people close tt ter teva yea.— everything down and people close it for down you, obviously it's pretty— it for down you, obviously it's pretty seeas— it for down you, obviously it's pretty serious stuff. so in the next— pretty serious stuff. so in the next rev— pretty serious stuff. so in the next tev tays— pretty serious stuff. so in the next few days ,_ pretty serious stuff. so in the next few days , you'll find out next few days, you'll find out tast— next few days, you'll find out tast tev— next few days, you'll find out just how serious— next few days, you'll find out just how serious it is or not, as tte— just how serious it is or not, as tte ease— just how serious it is or not, as the case might . you know, as the case might. you know, tt-s— as the case might. you know, tt-s pretty— as the case might. you know, it's pretty strong— as the case might. you know, it's pretty strong stuff. yes . it's pretty strong stuff. yes. tatt— it's pretty strong stuff. yes. tett me— it's pretty strong stuff. yes. tell me about— it's pretty strong stuff. yes. tell me about your- it's pretty strong stuff. yes. tell me about your time- it's pretty strong stuff. yes. tell me about your time at itv and does their behaviour in essentially covering up for a powerful star sound familiar to you? do the actions of itv surprise you , given the fact surprise you, given the fact that media insiders are suggesting that itv management knew about this for four years?

well either they knew about it or they are collectively suffering from myopia and deafness . suffering from myopia and deafness. it's suffering from myopia and deafness . it's as simple suffering from myopia and deafness. it's as simple as ttat.— deafness. it's as simple as that vea— deafness. it's as simple as that. you know,— : it's as simple as that. you know, you're all verkmg— that. you know, you're all working together in one tatttmg. — working together in one building. you- working together in one building. you know, it's just a stat— building. you know, it's just a stert ttme— building. you know, it's just a short time ago— building. you know, it's just a short time ago that when mr setettett— short time ago that when mr schofield declared that he was in schofield declared that he was m tatt— schofield declared that he was m taet g.,,_ schofield declared that he was in fact gay, there— schofield declared that he was in fact gay, there was a tremendous— in fact gay, there was a tremendous feeling of help and eeagrats— tremendous feeling of help and congrats relations— tremendous feeling of help and congrats relations that he'd teen— congrats relations that he'd teem trave— congrats relations that he'd been brave to— congrats relations that he'd been brave to come out and extram— been brave to come out and evttam ms— been brave to come out and explain his true— been brave to come out and explain his true feelings. do you— explain his true feelings. do you remember— explain his true feelings. do you remember that ? everybody is you remember that? everybody is very— you remember that? everybody is very — you remember that? everybody is very warm hearted _ you remember that? everybody is very warm hearted and sorrowful, reatty— very warm hearted and sorrowful, reatty ter— very warm hearted and sorrowful, reatty ter tte— very warm hearted and sorrowful, really for the agony— very warm hearted and sorrowful, really for the agony he had satteret— really for the agony he had suffered in— really for the agony he had suffered in making this decision . ttat— suffered in making this decision . ttat seems— suffered in making this decision . that seems like— suffered in making this decision . that seems like light years ago— . that seems like light years age nev— . that seems like light years age tat.— . that seems like light years ago now. but, you know, i they say— ago now. but, you know, i they say everytety— ago now. but, you know, i they say everytety ts— ago now. but, you know, i they say everybody is innocent until reatt— say everybody is innocent until teaat gattty— say everybody is innocent until found guilty. so— say everybody is innocent until found guilty. so stand back and vast— found guilty. so stand back and vatet as— found guilty. so stand back and watch as indeed— found guilty. so stand back and watch as indeed you will be temg— watch as indeed you will be temg eve— watch as indeed you will be doing over the— watch as indeed you will be doing over the next few days. ttat-s— doing over the next few days. ttat-s tte— doing over the next few days. that's the way— doing over the next few days. that's the way it— doing over the next few days. that's the way it is. but tettyveet— that's the way it is. but hollywood had a long history, tea-t— hollywood had a long history, tem-t terget— hollywood had a long history, don't forget, of— hollywood had a long history, don't forget, of covering up the mest— don't forget, of covering up the mest ttkety— don't forget, of covering up the mest ttkety et— don't forget, of covering up the most likely of associations tetveem— most likely of associations between people and their relationships— between people and their relationships .— between people and their relationships . you know, that's relationships. you know, that's the relationships. you know, that's tte vay— relationships. you know, that's tte vay tt— relationships. you know, that's tte vay ttltmt— relationships. you know, that's the way it.and he- relationships. you know, that's the way it and he was a very the way it is. and he was a very tevertat— the way it is. and he was a very tevertat gay— the way it is. and he was a very tevertat gay m— the way it is. and he was a very powerful guy in itv for many years— powerful guy in itv for many years tt— powerful guy in itv for many years tt tas— powerful guy in itv for many years, it has to— powerful guy in itv for many years, it has to be said. for

tt-s— years, it has to be said. for me, it's rather— years, it has to be said. for me, it's rather weird. i never aetaatty— me, it's rather weird. i never actually watched— me, it's rather weird. i never actually watched the show teaase— actually watched the show. because _working actually watched the show- because _working in because i was always working in the because i was always working in tte-.— because i was always working in tte-. se— because i was always working in tte-. se r— because i was always working in tte-. se r mever- because i was always working in the , so i never actually the morning, so i never actually mm.— the morning, so i never actually ttm. tat— the morning, so i never actually seen him. but-no,- the morning, so i never actually seen him. but no, like seen him. but no, no, like everytety— seen him. but no, no, like everybody else- seen him. but no, no, like everybody else , this a pretty everybody else, this is a pretty serious matter— everybody else, this is a pretty serious matter and i look remat— serious matter and i look temart te— serious matter and i look forward to seeing the result in the forward to seeing the result in tte-tev— forward to seeing the result in tte-rev tays. - forward to seeing the result in the .few days. yes,- forward to seeing the result in the few days. t/rt;~;fr r:rtr the next few days. yes, i do. ken.— the next few days. yes, i do. ken. briefly, do you think ken. ken briefly, do you think that although schofield is not accused of any crimes here, there's no suggestion that this chap was underage or anything like that ? it was it was a legal like that? it was it was a legal relationship. but are there echoes of the savile cover up in terms of itv's actions ? well terms of itv's actions? well i mean, look , the gay community mean, look, the gay community sometimes live on a knife edge. i mean, you know, everybody know arrterstaats— i mean, you know, everybody know understands the _ i mean, you know, everybody know understands the reality of being gay art— understands the reality of being gay amt vtat— understands the reality of being gay amt vtat tt— understands the reality of being gay and what it means. and aetety-s— gay and what it means. and nobody's persecuted as in the past. — nobody's persecuted as in the east. tat.— nobody's persecuted as in the east. tat. yea— nobody's persecuted as in the past. but, you know, history has stewa— past. but, you know, history has steva ttat— past. but, you know, history has shown that sometimes people make a treattat— shown that sometimes people make a dreadful mistake— shown that sometimes people make a dreadful mistake and perhaps tave— a dreadful mistake and perhaps have a— a dreadful mistake and perhaps have a very— a dreadful mistake and perhaps have a very strong emotional retatteasttt— have a very strong emotional relationship with— have a very strong emotional relationship with somebody who is relationship with somebody who ts anter— relationship with somebody who ts arrter tte— relationship with somebody who is under the legal— relationship with somebody who is under the legal age and it

arse— is under the legal age and it atse tas— is under the legal age and it atse tas te— is under the legal age and it also has to be— is under the legal age and it also has to be said, and i've come across it— also has to be said, and i've come across it many times, teette— come across it many times, teette tave— come across it many times, people have told me that young teette— people have told me that young teette tetay— people have told me that young people today look— people have told me that young people today look a lot older ttat— people today look a lot older than ttey— people today look a lot older than they actually are in real ttme. — than they actually are in real ttme. tet— than they actually are in real ttme. tet me— than they actually are in real time. let me interrupt you there, because there is there, ken, because there is zero evidence of course, zero evidence that, of course, this young underage . he this young man was underage. he wasn't no, no, no. wasn't underage. no, no, no. that's . no. yeah, i should that's right. no. yeah, i should be very, very clear about that. and that nothing illegal has happened, clearly unwise is happened, but clearly unwise is what schofield has said is there any hope for schofield now, ken ? well, the point is this the gist i was trying to make was that when you apply for a job, you go through a process of applying for it and there are several people and you get chosen for your abilities. i thought the main point was that he thought the main point was that te—tte— thought the main point was that te—tte ttat- thought the main point was that he_the chap into- thought the main point was that he_the chap into a. he had helped the chap into a job he had helped the chap into a tet-teeaase— he had helped the chap into a job-becausela- he had helped the chap into a. job-becausela personal job merely because of a personal retatterrsttt— job merely because of a personal relationship.idon't_ job merely because of a personal relationship. don't know relationship. i don't know vtetter— relationship. i don't know whether-main. relationship. i don't know- whether-main point whether that's the main point ateat— whether that's the main point ateatltte— whether that's the main point about the friendship. yeah about it. the friendship. yeah so about it. the friendship. yeah se tat— about it. the friendship. yeah se tat r— about it. the friendship. yeah se tat r vas— about it. the friendship. yeah so but i was going to ask you to say— so but i was going to ask you to say semettmg— so but i was going to ask you to say something entirely different,— say something entirely different, but i don't know. you etvteasty— different, but i don't know. you obviously want— different, but i don't know. you obviously want to _ different, but i don't know. you obviously want to stay with the stay— obviously want to stay with the stery temgtt. — obviously want to stay with the story tonight. well, no, listen .ve teet—

story tonight. well, no, listen .ve aeet te— story tonight. well, no, listen , we need to talk— story tonight. well, no, listen , we need to talk about your career. we must- , we need to talk about your career. , we need to talk about your. career. we must-you back , we need to talk about your- career. we must-you back on. career. we must get you back on. i hope you will revisit hit i do hope you will revisit hit the show . obviously, coronation the show. obviously, coronation street , a role that changed the show. obviously, coronation street, a role that changed your life. do you miss that role? do you miss reg holdsworth ? not you miss reg holdsworth? not only me. no, no , not just- ?rt;rg 3“ not only me. no, no , not just me, only me. no, no, not just me, mark.— only me. no, no, not just me, ttark. r— only me. no, no, not just me, ttark. r stttt— only me. no, no, not just me, mark. i still get— only me. no, no, not just me, mark. i still get people coming up mark. i still get people coming at te— mark. i still get people coming at te me— mark. i still get people coming at te me amt— mark. i still get people coming up to me and saying all right, reg,— up to me and saying all right, keg. tt-s— up to me and saying all right, rteg. tt-s ee— up to me and saying all right, reg, it's 30 years— up to me and saying all right, reg, it's 30 years ago . �*tfttn. reg, it's 30 years ago. well, ttat— reg, it's 30 years ago. well, ttat ts— reg, it's 30 years ago. well, ttat ts tev— reg, it's 30 years ago. well, that is how vivid your portrayal was. listen, we've got to get you back on soon. you've reacted to this bombshell story and a thrill to have you on a privilege. and thank you for helping us explore this remarkable showbiz drama . ken remarkable showbiz drama. ken morley, reg holdsworth in coronation street. allo, allo, you name it. so many tv hits emmerdale . do join us again emmerdale. do join us again soon. well, look, more from the fallout from the departure of schofield . he's left itv and he schofield. he's left itv and he will not return. so for what his future? what for the future of itv is the brand of this morning in peril. now all of that. but next up in my take at ten, i'll

be dealing with woke gary lineker , who thinks just stop lineker, who thinks just stop oil. our heroes. that's

next it's 10:00 on next it's10:00 on television. on radio and online in the united kingdom. and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. and we bring you a bombshell story. philip schofield has stepped down as an itv presenter. itv have accepted his resignation. he's been fired by his agent. and the reason why he lied about a relationship with a young employee at itv who he met as a teenager and helped them into television where they began. so schofield tells us a full relationship once he was of a legal age and when he was working for itv. so the bottom

line, folks, is that he's out for his career at itv. is over. what are the implications for this morning? what are the implications for schofield and willoughby? willoughby we will cover all of that very shortly in my take at ten, saint gary lineker is at it again calling just stop oil protesters heroes and praising mass migration. i'll be giving britain's biggest woke hypocrite the red card at 10:00 and you won't want to miss it. and mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from exactly 1030 sharp . exactly 1030 sharp. there will be no prime time series, no award ceremonies. he is out of itv. he's lost his agent. is out of itv. he's lost his agent . the guy owns shares in agent. the guy owns shares in that company. agent. the guy owns shares in that company . why is he out? that company. why is he out? well, because he lied to itv. he lied to his family. he lied to his lawyer. he lied to the daily mail and he lied to itv viewers.

we will bring you more on the fallout from phillip schofield's shocking admission in the course of this hour. lots to get through. first, the headlines with rory smith . thank you very with rory smith. thank you very mam.— with rory smith. thank you very mast. mark.— with rory smith. thank you very much, mark. well— with rory smith. thank you very much, mark. well as— 3 thank you very much, mark. well as you've 3rtr thank you very much, mark. well as you've been teartag— much, mark. well as you've been tearmg. mttttt— much, mark. well as you've been hearing, phillip schofield has restgmet— hearing, phillip schofield has resigned from _ hearing, phillip schofield has resigned from itv after atmtttmg— resigned from itv after admitting to- resigned from itv after admitting to having an affair vttt— admitting to having an affair vttt vtat— admitting to having an affair with what he— admitting to having an affair with what he called a younger mate— with what he called a younger male colleague— with what he called a younger male colleague at this morning, he male colleague at this morning, te tekt— male colleague at this morning, te tett tte— male colleague at this morning, he told the daily— male colleague at this morning, he told the daily meal he lied ateat— he told the daily meal he lied ateat tte— he told the daily meal he lied about the relationship to his vtte— about the relationship to his vtte. te— about the relationship to his vtte. te rtv— about the relationship to his vtte. te rtv .— about the relationship to his wife, to itv , to— about the relationship to his wife, to itv , to colleagues, to wife, to itv, to colleagues, to trtemts— wife, to itv, to colleagues, to trtemts art— wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and to— wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and to his— wife, to itv, to colleagues, to friends and to his agents. setettett— friends and to his agents. schofield admitted helping the te— schofield admitted helping the te get— schofield admitted helping the man to get into— schofield admitted helping the man to get into television when he man to get into television when te vas— man to get into television when te a— man to get into television when he was a teenager— man to get into television when he was a teenager before tevetetmg— he was a teenager before tevetetmg a— he was a teenager before developing a consensual on off retattemsttt— developing a consensual on off relationship with— developing a consensual on off relationship with him. philip tas— relationship with him. philip tas stettet— relationship with him. philip has stepped down from itv with tmmettate— has stepped down from itv with immediate effect— has stepped down from itv with immediate effect .— has stepped down from itv with immediate effect . that has stepped down from itv with immediate effect. that means he went— immediate effect. that means he vet-t te— immediate effect. that means he won't be presenting the british teat— won't be presenting the british seat tvarts— won't be presenting the british soap awards next— won't be presenting the british soap awards next week or any etter— soap awards next week or any etter stew— soap awards next week or any other show on— soap awards next week or any other show on the— soap awards next week or any other show on the channel. he tas— other show on the channel. he tas atetegtset— other show on the channel. he has apologised ,_ other show on the channel. he has apologised , saying the has apologised, saying the relationship— has apologised, 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 tas— was unwise but not illegal. a man has been— was unwise but not illegal. a man has been jailed for life vttt— man has been jailed for life vttt a— man has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for with a minimum term of 32 years ter tte— 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 jacob— for the murder of 15 month old raeet temea— for the murder of 15 month old jacob lennon. jake drummond , the jacob lennon. jake drummond, the tamer— jacob lennon. jake drummond, the partner et— jacob lennon. jake drummond, the partner et tte— jacob lennon. jake drummond, the partner of the toddler's mother . tattet— partner of the toddler's mother , was jailed following a eamtatga— , was jailed following a eamtatga et— , was jailed following a campaign of cruel and sadistic atase— campaign of cruel and sadistic atase tte— campaign of cruel and sadistic atase tte tey— campaign of cruel and sadistic abuse the boy suffered multiple tar-arres— abuse the boy suffered multiple mtartes eve— abuse the boy suffered multiple injuries over a— abuse the boy suffered multiple injuries over a three week tertet— injuries over a three week tertet m— injuries over a three week period in 2019— injuries over a three week period in 2019 on the victim's mettet— period in 2019 on the victim's mother, louise— period in 2019 on the victim's mother, louise lennon, was tattet— mother, louise lennon, was tattet ter— mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten— mother, louise lennon, was jailed for ten years for attevmg— jailed for ten years for allowing jacob's death . well, in allowing jacob's death. well, in etter— allowing jacob's death. well, in etter evvs— allowing jacob's death. well, in other news, the— allowing jacob's death. well, in other news, the parents of a ten memtt — other news, the parents of a ten memtt ett — other news, the parents of a ten memtt ett tey— other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who— other news, the parents of a ten month old boy who murdered him on month old boy who murdered him err ctrtstmas— month old boy who murdered him on christmas day— month old boy who murdered him on christmas day in— month old boy who murdered him on christmas day in 2020 have teen— on christmas day in 2020 have teem tattet— on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for— on christmas day in 2020 have been jailed for life. finley tetea-s— been jailed for life. finley boden's mother, shannon marsden , boden's mother, shannon marsden . gtvea— boden's mother, shannon marsden . gtvea a— boden's mother, shannon marsden , was given a minimum term of 27 years— , was given a minimum term of 27 years vtttst— , 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 tetea— years whilst his father, stephen tetea. vas— years whilst his father, stephen boden, was given— years whilst his father, stephen boden, was given a minimum term of boden, was given a minimum term et 29— boden, was given a minimum term et 29 years — boden, was given a minimum term et at years tte— boden, was given a minimum term of 29 years. the baby was taken tate— of 29 years. the baby was taken mte eae— of 29 years. the baby was taken mte tast— of 29 years. the baby was taken into care just shortly after his ttrtt— into care just shortly after his ttrtt tae— into care just shortly after his ttrtt tae te— into care just shortly after his birth due to child protection

concerns , but— birth due to child protection concerns , but he was put back concerns, but he was put back me— concerns, but he was put back mte ms— concerns, but he was put back into his parents— concerns, but he was put back into his parents care. just 39 tays— into his parents care. just 39 tays tetere— into his parents care. just 39 days before he— into his parents care. just 39 days before he died. police say the days before he died. police say tte tarr— days before he died. police say tte tatr were— days before he died. police say the pair were jailed for what they— the pair were jailed for what they described— the pair were jailed for what they described as an incomprehensible crime. they described as an— incomprehensible crime. boden and incomprehensible crime. boden ant ttarster— incomprehensible crime. boden ant ttarster .— incomprehensible crime. boden and marsden . from the moment and marsden. from the moment finley returned to their care throughout the trial after conviction and even a sentence, have never taken responsibility for their actions . they lied have never taken responsibility for their actions. they lied and obstructive professionals who were attempting to see finley to establish that he was being cared for in the correct manner . a man who shoved just stop a man who shoved just stop oil . a man who shoved just stop oil tretesters— . a man who shoved just stop oil tretesters ett— . a man who shoved just stop oil protesters off the _ a man who shoved just stop oil protesters off the road earlier ttts— protesters off the road earlier ttts week— protesters off the road earlier this week has— protesters off the road earlier this week has told gb news he felt this week has told gb news he tett te— this week has told gb news he tett te tat— this week has told gb news he felt he had to— this week has told gb news he felt he had to take matters into his felt he had to take matters into tts evm— felt he had to take matters into his own hands— felt he had to take matters into his own hands as— felt he had to take matters into his own hands as scaffolder teats— his own hands as scaffolder louis greaves— his own hands as scaffolder louis greaves pushed two people trem— louis greaves pushed two people trem tte— louis greaves pushed two people trem tte great— louis greaves pushed two people from the group who brought trams— from the group who brought trattte te— from the group who brought trattte te a— from the group who brought traffic to a standstill in teeters— traffic to a standstill in temtea err— traffic to a standstill in london on tuesday. while he was trtetty— london on tuesday. while he was briefly detained— london on tuesday. while he was briefly detained by— london on tuesday. while he was briefly detained by police on sasttetea— briefly detained by police on sasttetea et— briefly detained by police on suspicion of common assault. he

tett— suspicion of common assault. he tett as— suspicion of common assault. he tett as te— suspicion of common assault. he tett as te vas— suspicion of common assault. he told us he was doing the work, he told us he was doing the work, te says— told us he was doing the work, te says tte— told us he was doing the work, he says the police— told us he was doing the work, he says the police should have teem— he says the police should have teem temg— he says the police should have teem temg .— he says the police should have been doing . so— he says the police should have been doing . so of— he says the police should have been doing . so of course i was been doing. so of course i was atreaty— been doing. so of course i was already troubles— been doing. so of course i was already troubles on the railways anyway— already troubles on the railways aayvay art— already troubles on the railways aayvay amt r— already troubles on the railways anyway and i had— already troubles on the railways anyway and i had got off the tram— anyway and i had got off the train station.— anyway and i had got off the train station. _ anyway and i had got off the train station. i— anyway and i had got off the train station. " rtr?” train station. i was in the car and all that trying to get over the bridge and then nick hewer just standing there making me even late for work. and the even more late for work. and the police, there's two police officers just standing there looking at them like they're not doing if they doing their jobs. so if they can't do it, then the members of the public can start doing it for them. tv the public can start doing it for them . tv online dab+ radio for them. tv online dab+ radio art— for them. tv online dab+ radio amt err— for them. tv online dab+ radio amt err rmem— for them. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this— for them. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is- tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. taro. — and on tunein. this is gb news. taro. tack— and on tunein. this is gb news. taro. task te— and on tunein. this is gb news. taro. task te .— nato. back to. mark l brilliant- nato. back to. mark - brilliant stuff. l nato. back to. mark brilliant stuff. welcome to mark dolan very busy mark dolan tonight. a very busy hour come. we're going to hour to come. we're going to talk schofield. it talk about phillip schofield. it is show biz story of the is the show biz story of the yeah is the show biz story of the year. if not the decade he's been fired by his agents and he

has stepped down from itv entirely . he was slated to entirely. he was slated to present the british soap awards, a role he has performed since 2006. while he's not doing that anymore, how the mighty have fallen. and he won't do any prime time shows for itv . his prime time shows for itv. his agents have fired him, even though he's been with them for years and years and years and owns shares in the company. schofield is out. our itv guilty of a cover up. some insider are suggesting they knew about his relationship with a young employee for four years. is this an example of a powerful organisation even protecting a prize talent? so more on the fallout from phillip schofield's sensational departure from itv in the minutes ahead. mark dolan tonight is also the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 plus tonight's headune pages from 1030 plus tonight's headline heroes and back page zeros . let's kick off with my

zeros. let's kick off with my take at ten. saint gary is at it again. the holier than thou sports presenter and britain's first black footballer, gary lineker has been to italy to receive a humanitarian award from amnesty. couldn't we have an amnesty from this virtue signalling numpty who rails against our unequal society and the poor treatment of migrants but was broadcasting from the qatar world cup in stadia literally built by modern day slaves , 6000 of whom literally slaves, 6000 of whom literally boiled to death in the midday sun or fell from scaffolding as they construct emptied his theatres of dreams . lineker's theatres of dreams. lineker's latest offering is that just stop oil protesters who were disrupting people's lives and risking an accident or death as they blocked major roads are in fact heroes . that's right. fact heroes. that's right. lineker has them down as heroes. this from britain's most famous millionaire socialist, a man fresh from successfully battling

hmrc to reduce his tax bill by several million pounds. hmrc to reduce his tax bill by several million pounds . and of several million pounds. and of course, he's back on the case, speaking in rosy terms about immigration whilst safely insulated from its real world impact of depleted public services. a housing crisis and community tensions. services. a housing crisis and community tensions . fair play to community tensions. fair play to gary for having taken in refugees over the years and he's clearly passionate about this issue . but as migration figures issue. but as migration figures reveal, an extra 600,000 people entered the country last year, he's going to need a bit more space in that granny flat of his to accommodate them. some have called gary brave indeed . called gary brave indeed. absolutely. lineker is truly heroic and brave as he tweets from the luxury of his london mansion. how brave to virtue his signal and to make himself look like such a lovely guy when he won't be affected by the conflict. senses of an effective, open border policy, which is depressing wages serving as a disincentive to

brits to get back to work, inflating the cost of rental properties, impacting communities lives and devastating public services. it's not gary, but the millions of people who watch match of the day who will pay the price as their rent doubles , as they their rent doubles, as they struggle to get a gp appointment or find a place in the local school for their kids . now, if school for their kids. now, if gary lineker was not employed by the state funded national broadcaster , he could make these broadcaster, he could make these points all day long. no problem. just as i am on this show. but his status as the most high profile and best paid presenter on the beeb gives him an undue influence on the national conversation and, in my view, threatens the reputation and threatens the reputation and threatens the reputation and threatens the hastening the downfall of the organisation itself. the bbc . as millions of itself. the bbc. as millions of brits exasperated by the colossal scale of migration into this country, are puzzled as to why one of the organisation's biggest stars is such a fan . by

biggest stars is such a fan. by having a dig at home secretary suella braverman and making a parallel between the rwanda plan and the horrors of the holocaust , lineker is effectively calling the millions of brits of all colours worried about the impact of mass migration on as racist bigots . it's insane to think bigots. it's insane to think that net migration of 600,000 a year isn't a problem , and it's year isn't a problem, and it's an issue that italy, france , an issue that italy, france, germany and the united states are grappling with as well. if a country can't police its borders and have a sensible level of migration into the country, then it has fundamental failed in my view. gary lineker is on the wrong side of every argument. he's out of touch with the mood of the british people and he's entitled to be. he can say what he wants, but not not whilst in the pay of the state broadcaster who will literally send old ladies to jail if they don't make their contribution to his £1.7 million salary. gary lineker has just picked up a

gong from amnesty international . well, i've got another award for him. britain's biggest plonker . okay, folks, now let's plonker. okay, folks, now let's get your reaction to that. mark gb news .uk, do you agree ? do gb news .uk, do you agree? do you disagree with gary lineker's concern burns about gary lineker listen, what we have to do is we have to focus on the issue. gary lineker is a popular presenter. he represents the views of so many people in this country. so does he have a point? he's worried about migration. he's worried about migration. he's worried about migration. he's worried about this. he's worried about that. your reaction? please let me know. let's get the views of my pundits tonight. i'm delighted to welcome michael crick, and david crick, alice grant and david oldroyd bolt. okay, michael , oldroyd bolt. okay, michael, your reaction to the idea that just stop oil are heroes is, i think , oil protesters overall think, oil protesters overall are heroes? yes, they're they've

taken— are heroes? yes, they're they've takes a— are heroes? yes, they're they've takes a reatty— rttrt; , yes, they're they've taken a really important issue, vttst— taken a really important issue, vttst ts— taken a really important issue, vttst ts tte— taken a really important issue, which is the destruction of the ttatet— which is the destruction of the ttaaet. vttst— which is the destruction of the planet, which you— which is the destruction of the planet, which you don't seem to ateat.— planet, which you don't seem to care about. and— planet, which you don't seem to care about. and they're doing ttetr— care about. and they're doing ttetr ttt— care about. and they're doing their bit now,— care about. and they're doing their bit now, their tactics. i veatt— their bit now, their tactics. i veatt say.— their bit now, their tactics. i veatt say. at— their bit now, their tactics. i would say, at times go a bit tar.— would say, at times go a bit tar. tat— would say, at times go a bit far. but overall,— would say, at times go a bit far. but overall, i- would say, at times go a bit far. but overall, i think they are heroes. but— far. but overall, i think they are heroes. but i— far. but overall, i think they are heroes. but i think the trettem— are heroes. but i think the problem with— are heroes. but i think the problem with your rant there is yae— problem with your rant there is ye gettmg— problem with your rant there is you're getting two issues mixed up -— you're getting two issues mixed at . tat— you're getting two issues mixed at . tat tt— you're getting two issues mixed at . tat tt tte— you're getting two issues mixed up . and if the presenter of up. and if the presenter of ttatst— up. and if the presenter of ttatst et— up. and if the presenter of match of the— up. and if the presenter of match of the day had come out art— match of the day had come out amt sart— match of the day had come out and said immigration has got to step.— stop, we shouldn't let anybody task— stop, we shouldn't let anybody task tate— stop, we shouldn't let anybody task mte tt— stop, we shouldn't let anybody back into if we— stop, we shouldn't let anybody back into if we come out with vrevvs— back into if we come out with ttke— back into if we come out with views like yours— back into if we come out with views like yours or the presenter— views like yours or the presenter of- views like yours or the presenter of the match the presenter of the match of the day— presenter of the match of the pay-sat.— presenter of the match of the tay-satt. te— presenter of the match of the day-said, do you- presenter of the match of the day said, do you mean do you day had said, do you mean do you mean-arrested,- day had said, do you mean do you mean-arrested, you- mean should be arrested, you veatta-t— mean should be arrested, you wouldn't complaining. you wouldn't be complaining. you veattm-t— wouldn't be complaining. you wouldn't complaining, you'd wouldn't be complaining. you wo quite complaining, you'd wouldn't be complaining. you wo quite happy.iplaining, you'd wouldn't be complaining. you wo quite happy. soaining, you'd wouldn't be complaining. you wo quite happy. so on ng, you'd wouldn't be complaining. you wo quite happy. so on the you'd wouldn't be complaining. you wo quite happy. so on the issue be quite happy. so on the issue of be quite happy. so on the issue et vtetter— be quite happy. so on the issue of whether the _ be quite happy. so on the issue of whether the presenter of ttatst — of whether the presenter of ttatst ltte — of whether the presenter of match .the day - of whether the presenter of match the day should match of the day should be evtressmg— match of the day should be expressing -not, . match of the day should be- expressing-not,lthink expressing views or not, i think yave— expressing views or not, i think yave tretatty— expressing views or not, i think you've probably got double stamtarts— you've probably got double standards. personally, i don't ttmk— standards. personally, i don't ttmk tte— standards. personally, i don't think the presenter of match of the think the presenter of match of tte-steatt— think the presenter of match of the-should be— think the presenter of match of the should be making their the day should be making their tattts— the day should be making their tattts vrevvs— the day should be making their public views because they i mean, he's the— public views because they i mean, he's the highest paid tersea—aat- mean, he's the highest paid person—and it. mean, he's the highest paid. person—and it does person in the bbc and it does attest— person in the bbc and it does attest tte— person in the bbc and it does affect the reputation of the bbc _ea tte- affect the reputation of the bbc ._on the views- . but actually, on the views te-s— . but actually, on the views he's expressed _ . but actually, on the views he's expressed ,_ . but actually, on the views he's expressed , i have lot of he's expressed, i have a lot of symtatty— he's expressed, i have a lot of sympathy-“tem- - he's expressed, i have a lot of sympathy them. he's expressed, i have a lot of- sympathy-them. okay. david sympathy with them. okay. david ottreyt— sympathy with them. okay. david oldroyd reaction to oldroyd bolt, your reaction to the comments this week of gary

lineker? well, i agree with tttstaet— lineker? well, i agree with tttstaet. te— ”7’ well, i agree with michael. he simply shouldn't be makmg— michael. he simply shouldn't be makmg-m— michael. he simply shouldn't be makmg-m ttts— michael. he simply shouldn't be making in this position. as making them in this position. as ve-ve-tetere— making them in this position. as ve-ve-tetere .— making them in this position. as we've-before , very- making them in this position. as we've before , very often, we've said before, very often, whenever we have discuss this whenever we have to discuss this tetteas—vamts- whenever we have to discuss this tedious—wants to- whenever we have to discuss this tedious wants to make tedious man, if he wants to make these— tedious man, if he wants to make ttese terms— tedious man, if he wants to make those points and— tedious man, if he wants to make those points and if— tedious man, if he wants to make those points and if he wants to make— those points and if he wants to make them— those points and if he wants to make ttem m— those points and if he wants to make them in public using his enormous influence, his social metta— enormous influence, his social media, following— enormous influence, his social media, following his vast and his media, following his vast and tts meas— media, following his vast and his means, are— media, following his vast and his means, are vast, he should step— his means, are vast, he should step-trem— his means, are vast, he should step-trem-et- his means, are vast, he should step _from _of the i his means, are vast, he should. step-from _of the day step down from match of the day and step down from match of the day amt ettter— step down from match of the day and either enter— step down from match of the day and either enter the political arena or be an— and either enter the political arena or be an independent samtatgaer.— arena or be an independenti samtatgmer.—te-s campaigner. as long as he's temg— campaigner. as long as he's temg tatt— campaigner. as long as he's temg tart ter— campaigner. as long as he's being paid for by the poll tax campaigner. as long as he's bethe paid for by the poll tax campaigner. as long as he's bethe paid forfee, he poll tax campaigner. as long as he's bethe paid forfee, he simplyt of the licence fee, he simply steatta-t— of the licence fee, he simply shouldn't making political shouldn't be making political statements— shouldn't be making political statements of— shouldn't be making political statements of this nature and i steatt—te- statements of this nature and i should _ he were - statements of this nature and i should that he were statements of this nature and i should that immigration re statements of this nature and i should that immigration should saying that immigration should be saying that immigration should te sat.— saying that immigration should te sat. tast— saying that immigration should te sat. tast as— saying that immigration should be cut, just as i'm saying that atea— be cut, just as i'm saying that when te-s— be cut, just as i'm saying that when he's saying— be cut, just as i'm saying that when he's saying that immigration- when he's saying that- immigration-problem immigration is not a problem tesase— because it should be a fundamentally disinterested and aattaset—te- fundamentally disinterested and unbiased he holds unbiased position that he holds in unbiased position that he holds m—sttere— unbiased position that he holds m—sttere . - unbiased position that he holds in_sphere . okay.. unbiased position that he holds in_sphere . okay. ii in the public sphere. okay. i ttke— in the public sphere. okay. i mean, alice grant, looking at, for example, this issue about his he successfully his tax bill, he successfully demonstrated to a court that he was not an employee, but he was self—employed. so he's not a tax avoider . but self—employed. so he's not a tax avoider. but i still think it reeks of double standards that this man who is so worried about global poverty and inequality,

he's so woke . global poverty and inequality, he's so woke. he's britain's most famous socialist, he's so woke. he's britain's most famous socialist , that that most famous socialist, that that he should go to court to bring his tax bill down. i know. it's just his tax bill down. i know. it's tast tt-s— his tax bill down. i know. it's tast tt-s very— his tax bill down. i know. it's just it's very typical- his tax bill down. i know. it's just it's very typical of- " .tx .. : i know. it's just it's very typical of this kmt— just it's very typical of this kmt et— just it's very typical of this kmt et tte— just it's very typical of this kind of the establishment. but i ttmk— kind of the establishment. but i ttmk r— kind of the establishment. but i think i completely— kind of the establishment. but i think i completely agree with vtat— think i completely agree with vtat tte— think i completely agree with what the panel— think i completely agree with what the panel said, that he steattm-t— what the panel said, that he shouldn't be— what the panel said, that he shouldn't be voicing his etmteas— shouldn't be voicing his opinions when he's being funded by opinions when he's being funded ty—te-s- by british taxpayers and he's his by british taxpayers and he's tts—arei his opinions themselves are astaatty— his opinions themselves are actually removed from actually very far removed from vtat— actually very far removed from vtat tte — actually very far removed from what the british _ actually very far removed from what the british public think, estestatty— what the british public think, estestatty err— what the british public think, especially on issues like open terters. — especially on issues like open terters. r— especially on issues like open borders. i mean,— especially on issues like open borders. i mean, i— especially on issues like open borders. i mean, i think if yae— borders. i mean, i think if ye tt— borders. i mean, i think if you're if you're- borders. i mean, i think if you're if you're advocating for ttat.— you're if you're advocating for that ttat-s— you're if you're advocating for that, that's very— you're if you're advocating for that, that's very selfish and met— that, that's very selfish and net ttmkmg— that, that's very selfish and not thinking at— that, that's very selfish and not thinking at all about the geet— not thinking at all about the geet et— not thinking at all about the geet et tte— not thinking at all about the good of the country. so i ttsagree— good of the country. so i disagree with— good of the country. so i disagree with his opinions. i arse—rssaesl disagree with his opinions. ii also—issues like also think that on issues like rast— also think that on issues like at step— also think that on issues like at step ett— also think that on issues like just stop oil, they've actually saaset— just stop oil, they've actually caused - harm - just stop oil, they've actually caused - harm to - just stop oil, they've actually caused harm to our caused so much harm to our aattem— caused so much harm to our aattem tat— caused so much harm to our nation. and ithink- caused so much harm to our nation. and think you nation. and i think when you tam— nation. and i think when you turn-publicity— nation. and i think when you turn publicity stunts in turn to publicity stunts in erter— turn to publicity stunts in erterlget— turn to publicity stunts in order-get your- turn to publicity stunts in order get your argument order to get your argument across can't actually across and you can't actually tett— across and you can't actually tett tattts— across and you can't actually hold public debates. tr: t hold public debates. michael tapa— hold public debates. michael tata tave— hold public debates. michael bupa have no arnie protesters have publicity stunts have turned to publicity stunts throughout the ages. i suspect you've it throughout the ages. i suspect you've - it yourself - throughout the ages. i suspect you've - it yourself once i throughout the ages. i suspect you've-it yourself once or you've done it yourself once or tvtse— you've done it yourself once or tvtse-atvays- you've done it yourself once or twice - always from - you've done it yourself once orj twice - always from the twice. i was always from the suffragette s through through peace protesters, whoever. i think when you when you have to turn to , you know, blocking

turn to, you know, blocking roads, causing public chaos, breaking the law , instead of breaking the law, instead of actually having an open debate, and instead of actually having discourse like the adult world, you know , and we have to turn to you know, and we have to turn to childish publicity stunts, i think you've lost the argument. so i have absolutely nodsympathy so i have absolutely no sympathy for so i have absolutely no sympathy ter teette— so i have absolutely no sympathy ter teette vte— so i have absolutely no sympathy for people who who— so i have absolutely no sympathy for people who who who claim to astaatty— for people who who who claim to astaatty sae— for people who who who claim to actually care about— for people who who who claim to actually care about the planet amt— actually care about the planet and-continuing— actually care about the planet and continuing to hurt and are continuing to hurt teette— and are continuing to hurt teette et— and are continuing to hurt teette et ear— and are continuing to hurt people of our nation. i stand people of our nation. so i stand very— people of our nation. so i stand very streagty— people of our nation. so i stand very strongly against their just avertt— very strongly against their just a world protester.— very strongly against their just a world protester. �*tfttn. a world protester. okay. well, reek.— a world protester. okay. well, look, we shall resume this conversation at 1030 when the papers in. my thanks to papers come in. my thanks to alice, dave . and let alice, michael and dave. and let me tell you, schofield is all over tomorrow's papers. you won't to miss a second of won't want to miss a second of that. at 1030. and we've that. at exactly 1030. and we've got so much more. a statement from, um, eamonn holmes gb news star, course , the that star, of course, the man that knows schofield. very very well indeed. heafing indeed. and we'll be hearing what he's got to say very shortly . plus, politics legend shortly. plus, politics legend christine hamilton and a top showbiz agent as well. all of thatis showbiz agent as well. all of that is next. responding to the fallout from phillip schofield admitting he lied to itv and

pretty much the whole world about his relationship with a young employee at itv. more of that to come. don't go

everything about her. you're listening to gb news- g you're listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. vretseme— listening to gb news radio. welcome back— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to the- listening to gb news radio. welcome back to the show . big welcome back to the show. big reaction to my take at ten. gary lineker has called just stop oil heroes. and he's also spoken in rosy terms about migration into this country. sue says hi , mark this country. sue says hi, mark lineker has fought hmrc about the amount of tax he pays. he leaves it up to us, the british taxpayer , to pay for all of his taxpayer, to pay for all of his illegal immigrants. taxpayer, to pay for all of his illegal immigrants . s yet again illegal immigrants. s yet again double standards , paul says. double standards, paul says. listen, gary lineker is a good quy- listen, gary lineker is a good guy. he speaks for many people who have compassion and want to offer refuge to those who need it the most. a very british trait . it's all about opinions. trait. it's all about opinions. keep it coming. market gb market. i've got to get this right. market gb news .com because our our email address is changed right phillip schofield has left itv. he has been fired by his agents as well. and the

reason why is because he lied about a relationship with a young employee at itv . he said young employee at itv. he said that the relationship was legal , however unwise . he said the , however unwise. he said the relationship is now over. is his career over? well we've got reaction from gb news star eamonn holmes, who, of course, used to present at this morning an and eamonn has said schofield has finally been caught out but he's not the only guilty party for high up members of itv. management knew what sort of man he was and never once took action to prevent him controlling or taking advantage of his position over young people . devastating verdict from people. devastating verdict from from eamonn holmes. let's get the views now of politics. legend author, political commentator , celebrity spouse commentator, celebrity spouse christine hamilton. hi, christine hamilton. hi, christine. mark, christine hamilton. hi, christine . mark, hello . well,

christine. mark, hello. well, you— christine. mark, hello. well, yea sat-t— christine. mark, hello. well, yea saa-t say— christine. mark, hello. well, you can't say what- mark, hello. well, you can't say what eamonn holmes sart— you can't say what eamonn holmes satt tesase— you can't say what eamonn holmes said because he— you can't say what eamonn holmes said because he had— you can't say what eamonn holmes said because he had a ringside seat— said because he had a ringside seat ter— said because he had a ringside seat ter a— said because he had a ringside seat for a long— said because he had a ringside seat for a long time. so he knew . phr— seat for a long time. so he knew . at. tt-s— seat for a long time. so he knew . at. tt-s evastty— seat for a long time. so he knew , uh, it's exactly what i want to , uh, it's exactly what i want te kaev— , uh, it's exactly what i want te kmev ts— , uh, it's exactly what i want to know is when— , uh, it's exactly what i want to know is when did itv know? they— to know is when did itv know? ttey mast— to know is when did itv know? they must have— to know is when did itv know? they must have known. when did they— they must have known. when did ttey ask— they must have known. when did ttey ask tte— they must have known. when did they ask the salient questions? it's they ask the salient questions? rt-s teem— they ask the salient questions? it's been common— they ask the salient questions? it's been common gossip. i won't it's been common gossip. iwon't say— it's been common gossip. i won't say common knowledge, but it's teen— say common knowledge, but it's been common gossip for ages ateat— been common gossip for ages ateat ttts— been common gossip for ages about this younger relationship. so about this younger relationship. se ttey— about this younger relationship. se ttey mast— about this younger relationship. so they must have known. why tttm-t— so they must have known. why ttta-t ttey— so they must have known. why ttta-t ttey te— so they must have known. why didn't they do anything about it? didn't they do anything about tte ttey-ve— didn't they do anything about it? they've been— didn't they do anything about it? they've been trigger happy to it? they've been trigger happy te ktsk— it? they've been trigger happy te ktsk eat— it? they've been trigger happy to kick out other— it? they've been trigger happy to kick out other people like hers— to kick out other people like hers ttergaa— to kick out other people like piers morgan and jeremy starksea.— piers morgan and jeremy clarkson, etcetera . what is it clarkson, etcetera. what is it ateat— clarkson, etcetera. what is it ateat rttttt— clarkson, etcetera. what is it about philip 7— clarkson, etcetera. what is it about philip ? we had all the about philip? we had all the gate— about philip? we had all the gate business.— about philip? we had all the gate business. that's when i first— gate business. that's when i ttrst tegaa— gate business. that's when i first began to— gate business. that's when i first began to lose all faith in rtttttt— first began to lose all faith in phillip schofield. i mean, i was pretty— phillip schofield. i mean, i was pretty horrified— phillip schofield. i mean, i was pretty horrified when he came out pretty horrified when he came eat amt— pretty horrified when he came eat amt sart— pretty horrified when he came out and said he'd— pretty horrified when he came out and said he'd been living a lie out and said he'd been living a tte vttt— out and said he'd been living a tte vttt ms— out and said he'd been living a lie with his wife— out and said he'd been living a lie with his wife all those years— lie with his wife all those years tat— lie with his wife all those years. but you _ lie with his wife all those years. but you know, that meters.— years. but you know, that tastes tte— years. but you know, that happens. the gate business, i tteagtt— happens. the gate business, i tteagtt vas— happens. the gate business, i thought was was— happens. the gate business, i thought was was appalling when he thought was was appalling when te art— thought was was appalling when te amt terry— thought was was appalling when he and holly and— thought was was appalling when he and holly and holly, don't terget— he and holly and holly, don't terget .— he and holly and holly, don't terget . ttey— he and holly and holly, don't forget , they had— he and holly and holly, don't forget , they had been caught forget, they had been caught eat.— forget, they had been caught eat. msteat— forget, they had been caught out. instead of— forget, they had been caught out. instead of saying, okay, we did out. instead of saying, okay, we ttt jump— out. instead of saying, okay, we ttt tamt tte— out. instead of saying, okay, we did jump the queue. but but and

i'm did jump the queue. but but and m serry— did jump the queue. but but and m serry. ve— did jump the queue. but but and i'm sorry, we shouldn't have terre— i'm sorry, we shouldn't have teae rt.— i'm sorry, we shouldn't have teae tt. ttey— i'm sorry, we shouldn't have done it. they tried to justify it done it. they tried to justify tt ty— done it. they tried to justify tt ty saytmg— done it. they tried to justify it by sayingr obv— done it. they tried to justify it by saying, oh, you know, we temg— it by saying, oh, you know, we temg tt— it by saying, oh, you know, we were doing it on— it by saying, oh, you know, we were doing it on behalf of the vte— were doing it on behalf of the viewers who couldn't be there, the viewers who couldn't be there, tte-mtg.— viewers who couldn't be there, tte-ttmg. te-s- viewers who couldn't be there, the thing. he's just it is the whole thing. he's just it is evtraertmary— the whole thing. he's just it is extraordinary why— the whole thing. he's just it is extraordinary why hung on to extraordinary why itv hung on to him extraordinary why itv hung on to ttm ter— extraordinary why itv hung on to ttm ter se— extraordinary why itv hung on to ttm ter se reag— extraordinary why itv hung on to him for so long. goodness knows vtat— him for so long. goodness knows vtat mtgtt— him for so long. goodness knows vtat mtgtt te— him for so long. goodness knows what might be about to come out. ttayte— what might be about to come out. ttayte ttts— what might be about to come out. trayte ttts yeaag— what might be about to come out. maybe this young person, younger tersea— maybe this young person, younger tersea ts— maybe this young person, younger tersea ts gemg— maybe this young person, younger tersea ts gemg te— maybe this young person, younger person is going to do a kiss and tett— person is going to do a kiss and tett stery.— person is going to do a kiss and tett stery. r— person is going to do a kiss and tell story. i mean,— person is going to do a kiss and tell story. i mean, i— person is going to do a kiss and tell story. i mean, i don't knew.— tell story. i mean, i don't kaev. tat— tell story. i mean, i don't know. and there's also this gaesttem— know. and there's also this question. there's a superinjunction hanging around and superinjunction hanging around amt ve— superinjunction hanging around amt ve tea-t— superinjunction hanging around and we don't quite know who's got and we don't quite know who's get ttat— and we don't quite know who's got that superinjunction mtaastterr— got that superinjunction mtaasttem .— got that superinjunction injunction . could that be philip injunction. could that be philip sstettett— injunction. could that be philip schofield you— injunction. could that be philip schofield you know what is tamgmg— schofield you know what is hanging around. but the real big gaestterr— hanging around. but the real big gaesttea ts— hanging around. but the real big gaesttea ts vty— hanging around. but the real big question is why did itv not act sooner when frankly, all the evttease — sooner when frankly, all the evidence was _ sooner when frankly, all the evidence was there and they they mast— evidence was there and they they mast tave— evidence was there and they they must have known— evidence was there and they they must have known they must have kmevm— must have known they must have kmvm ves— must have known they must have kmvm ves . — must have known they must have known, yes . now,— must have known they must have known, yes . krtrrr known, yes. now, christine, several media insiders , readers several media insiders, readers are suggesting that that superinjunction does not relate to phillip schofield. and the reason why this story has been sat on for four years is just the power of this guy. but if that's the case, it'll be very

damaging to itv , incredibly damaging to itv, incredibly damaging to itv, incredibly damaging to itv, incredibly damaging to itv. i mean, nobody steatt— damaging to itv. i mean, nobody steatt te— damaging to itv. i mean, nobody should be bigger— damaging to itv. i mean, nobody should be bigger than— damaging to itv. i mean, nobody should be bigger than a- 33 g . i mean, nobody should be bigger than a great big should be bigger than a great ttg stamet— should be bigger than a great big channel like— should be bigger than a great big channel like that. i mean, it's extraordinary.— big channel like that. i mean, it's extraordinary. you'd think ttat— it's extraordinary. you'd think ttat rters— it's extraordinary. you'd think that piers morgan was pretty big amyvay. — that piers morgan was pretty big amyvay. te— that piers morgan was pretty big amyvay. te vas— that piers morgan was pretty big anyway. he was gone a flash anyway. he was gone in a flash tesase— anyway. he was gone in a flash because-criticised- anyway. he was gone in a flash because criticised meghan because he criticised meghan ttarkte— because he criticised meghan markle.-heaven's- because he criticised meghan markle. heaven's sake, you markle. for heaven's sake, you do markle. for heaven's sake, you te-vtat— markle. for heaven's sake, you do-what philip- markle. for heaven's sake, you do what philip had on do wonder what philip had on them — do wonder what philip had on them teary.— do wonder what philip had on them. clearly, whatever it is tas— them. clearly, whatever it is tas gene— them. clearly, whatever it is tas geae .— them. clearly, whatever it is tas geae . r— them. clearly, whatever it is has gone . i okay. he them. clearly, whatever it is- has gone . i-okay. he might has gone. i mean, okay. he might tave— has gone. i mean, okay. he might have teet— has gone. i mean, okay. he might have teem very— has gone. i mean, okay. he might have been very good at live broadcasting— have been very good at live broadcasting .— have been very good at live broadcasting . you're very good broadcasting. you're very good at-broadcasting- broadcasting. you're very good at-broadcasting ,- broadcasting. you're very good at broadcasting , but at live broadcasting, but aetety— at live broadcasting, but nobody, nobody is nobody, nobody, nobody is indispensable.— nobody, nobody, nobody is indispensable. and it is a semttete— indispensable. and it is a complete mystery why they sattertet— complete mystery why they sattertet mm— complete mystery why they supported him for quite so long mm— supported him for quite so long when there— supported him for quite so long when there are— supported him for quite so long when there are plenty of other teette— when there are plenty of other teette vte — when there are plenty of other people who could— when there are plenty of other people who could present this memmg— people who could present this memmg .— people who could present this memmg . treaty— people who could present this morning , plenty of other people morning, plenty of other people vte— morning, plenty of other people the seat— morning, plenty of other people the seat-rt.— morning, plenty of other people who could-it. and- morning, plenty of other people who could it. and they will who could do it. and they will ateag— who could do it. and they will come along and— who could do it. and they will come along and they'll be doing it. come along and they'll be doing tt. se— come along and they'll be doing tt. se tt— come along and they'll be doing tt. se tt ts— come along and they'll be doing it. so it is extraordinary. i'm aet— it. so it is extraordinary. i'm aetlmetta— it. so it is extraordinary. i'm notlmedia-so- it. so it is extraordinary. i'm notlmedia-so if. not a media insider, so if yae— not a media insider, so if yea-re—ttatl not a media insider, so ifi you're—that this you're telling me that this superinjunction not phillip superinjunction is not phillip sstettett.— superinjunction is not phillip schofield, then _ superinjunction is not phillip schofield, then then fine. but you— schofield, then then fine. but yealveater— schofield, then then fine. but you-wonder what- schofield, then then fine. but you wonder what he had on you do wonder what he had on them — you do wonder what he had on them ttts— you do wonder what he had on them. this power— you do wonder what he had on them. this power that he had to stet— them. this power that he had to stet ttm — them. this power that he had to stet ttm temg— them. this power that he had to stop him being sacked . i mean, stop him being sacked. i mean, ekay— stop him being sacked. i mean, ekay. te— stop him being sacked. i mean, okay, he presented dancing on ice okay, he presented dancing on tse mt— okay, he presented dancing on tse amt tte— okay, he presented dancing on ice and the sofa— okay, he presented dancing on ice and the sofa was millions of etter— ice and the sofa was millions of etter teette.— 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teette— other people, hundreds of other teette seatt— other people, hundreds of other people could .that- other people, hundreds of other people could that perfectly people could do that perfectly vett— people could do that perfectly vett .— people could do that perfectly vett . se— people could do that perfectly vett . se vty— people could do that perfectly well. so why did— people could do that perfectly well . so why did they have to well. so why did they have to tang— well. so why did they have to tamg te— well. so why did they have to tamg te e— well. so why did they have to tamg te eea— well. so why did they have to hang to ? on schofield hang to? on phillip schofield it's extraordinary , but mean, it's extraordinary, but i mean, vtat— it's extraordinary, but i mean, vtat vtat— it's extraordinary, but i mean, vtat vtat a— it's extraordinary, but i mean, what what a fall— it's extraordinary, but i mean, what what a fall from grace tesase— what what a fall from grace tease te— what what a fall from grace because he was— what what a fall from grace because he was the golden boy 20, because he was the golden boy to. so.— because he was the golden boy to. to. te— because he was the golden boy 20, 30, 40 years— because he was the golden boy 20, 30, 40 years ago. probably. he 20, 30, 40 years ago. probably. te vas— 20, 30, 40 years ago. probably. te tte— 20, 30, 40 years ago. probably. he was the golden— 20, 30, 40 years ago. probably. he was the golden boy. and my geetrress— he was the golden boy. and my goodness, what— he was the golden boy. and my goodness, what a— he was the golden boy. and my goodness, what a mighty fall. vvtat— goodness, what a mighty fall. vvtat r— goodness, what a mighty fall. vvtat r tea-t— goodness, what a mighty fall. what i don't understand is sarety— what i don't understand is sarety rtv— what i don't understand is surely itv said— what i don't understand is surely itv said to him, now, teek— surely itv said to him, now, teek. tttttt— surely itv said to him, now, look, philip, there are all ttese— look, philip, there are all these rumours- look, philip, there are all these rumours about you having a retattemsttt— these rumours about you having a relationship with— these rumours about you having a relationship with with x, they veatt— relationship with with x, they veatt kmev— relationship with with x, they would know who _ relationship with with x, they would know who it was. is this traee— would know who it was. is this task tttter— would know who it was. is this true? either they _ would know who it was. is this true? either they didn't ask him or true? either they didn't ask him er ttey— true? either they didn't ask him er ttey ttt— true? either they didn't ask him or they did ask— true? either they didn't ask him or they did ask him and he lied ttreagt— or they did ask him and he lied ttreagt trs— or they did ask him and he lied through his teeth— or they did ask him and he lied through his teeth about it. now ttat— through his teeth about it. now ttat ts— through his teeth about it. now that is either— through his teeth about it. now that is either way. _ through his teeth about it. now that is either way. it's pretty extraordinary— that is either way. it's pretty extraordinary .— that is either way. it's pretty extraordinary . you'd think that extraordinary. you'd think that he extraordinary. you'd think that te veatt— extraordinary. you'd think that he would fess— extraordinary. you'd think that he would fess up— extraordinary. you'd think that he would fess up when he was tresemtet— he would fess up when he was presented with— he would fess up when he was presented with clear evidence of vtat— presented with clear evidence of vtat te— presented with clear evidence of vtat te mast— presented with clear evidence of what he must have— presented with clear evidence of what he must have known, that ttey— what he must have known, that ttey kaev— what he must have known, that they knew think— what he must have known, that they knew think he revealed his trae— they knew think he revealed his trae tae — they knew think he revealed his true nature. christie- they knew think he revealed his true nature. �*tft’tt they knew think he revealed his true nature. �*vvr�*“rt;“ true nature. christie when he lied to his lawyer, he lied to itv. he lied potentially to his colleagues on this morning to the british public, his family. no one was spared. christine do stay with us, because we now

welcome top, top showbiz . yes. welcome top, top showbiz. yes. yeah. and his wife, his wife, most importantly , let's speak to most importantly, let's speak to stay with us, christine, top showbiz and sport agent sky andrew sky, your reaction to this ? my reaction is , firstly, this? my reaction is, firstly, you— this? my reaction is, firstly, yea steatt— this? my reaction is, firstly, you should let— 37 my reaction is, firstly, you should let christine host tte— you should let christine host tte stev. — you should let christine host the show. correct. secondly sesemtty— the show. correct. secondly secondly, that— the show. correct. secondly secondly, that look, we've got teatt— secondly, that look, we've got teatt takes— secondly, that look, we've got death taxes and— secondly, that look, we've got death taxes and agents not saymg— death taxes and agents not saymg geet— death taxes and agents not saying good things about each etter.— saying good things about each etter. tat— saying good things about each other, but here— saying good things about each other, but here we go . um, his other, but here we go. um, his agent— other, but here we go. um, his agent dropping— other, but here we go. um, his agent dropping him is significant.- agent dropping him is significant. i'll tell you why. tesaase— significant. i'll tell you why. because the— significant. i'll tell you why. because the mark of a good agent is because the mark of a good agent ts semettmg— because the mark of a good agent is something called— because the mark of a good agent is something called critical maagemem— is something called critical management, where when a client is management, where when a client ts m— management, where when a client ts m treatte— management, where when a client is in trouble, that's— management, where when a client is in trouble, that's when you come out. and— is in trouble, that's when you come out. and then you protect them — come out. and then you protect them tat— come out. and then you protect them tat trs— come out. and then you protect them. but his agent has etvteasty— them. but his agent has obviously decided that he's just not obviously decided that he's just aet yea— obviously decided that he's just aet yea satt— obviously decided that he's just not you can't protect him. if you— not you can't protect him. if yea teek— not you can't protect him. if yea teek eve— not you can't protect him. if you look over the length of his career, there's— you look over the length of his career, there's been different tat— career, there's been different issues. but his— career, there's been different issues. but his agents have teatt— issues. but his agents have teatt vttt— issues. but his agents have dealt with very— issues. but his agents have dealt with very well to protect his dealt with very well to protect tts tmage. — dealt with very well to protect tts tmage. tat— dealt with very well to protect his image. but i— dealt with very well to protect his image. but i suppose it's tast— his image. but i suppose it's tast seme— his image. but i suppose it's tast te— his image. but i suppose it's tast te a— his image. but i suppose it's just come to a stage where it sat-t— just come to a stage where it met te— just come to a stage where it can't be protected anymore and

for can't be protected anymore and ter me— can't be protected anymore and ter tte— can't be protected anymore and for me, um, the last thing an agent— for me, um, the last thing an agent tees— for me, um, the last thing an agent tees ts— for me, um, the last thing an agent does is drop a client ttat-s— agent does is drop a client that's making— agent does is drop a client that's making them a whole load of that's making them a whole load et eey — that's making them a whole load et eey vtat— that's making them a whole load of money. what do— that's making them a whole load of money. �*tfvr�*“rt. r:rtr that's making them a whole load of money. “

success is faking— monkhouse always said the key to success is faking sincerity. and tte— success is faking sincerity. and once the public— success is faking sincerity. and once the public don't believe you— once the public don't believe yea amt— once the public don't believe yea amt ttey— once the public don't believe you and they think that you're msmsere— you and they think that you're insincere, i'm— you and they think that you're insincere, i'm afraid there's no way— insincere, i'm afraid there's no way task— insincere, i'm afraid there's no way task . — insincere, i'm afraid there's no way back . listen,- insincere, i'm afraid there's no way back . ta.rt;“ rt.

watching, britons watching . watching, britons watching. yve-re— watching, britons watching. vve-re treat— watching, britons watching. we're proud to— watching, britons watching. we're proud to be . gb views. we're proud to be. gb views. rt-s— we're proud to be. gb views. rt-s tte— we're proud to be. gb views. it's the showbiz— we're proud to be. gb views. it's the showbiz story- we're proud to be. gb views. it's the showbiz story of- we're proud to be. gb views. it's the showbiz story of the yeah it's the showbiz story of the yean itis it's the showbiz story of the year. it is time now for it is time now for tomorrow's papers. who are retertmg— tomorrow's papers. who are reporting across— tomorrow's papers. who are reporting across the board on tte— reporting across the board on tte tetartare— reporting across the board on the departure from itv of rtttttt— the departure from itv of phillip schofield. one of its ttggest— phillip schofield. one of its ttggest stas— phillip schofield. one of its biggest stars. the sun lead with the biggest stars. the sun lead with tte tettevmg — biggest stars. the sun lead with tte tettevmg .— biggest stars. the sun lead with the following . phil, i lied over the following. phil, i lied over attatr— the following. phil, i lied over attatr vttt— the following. phil, i lied over affair with young _ the following. phil, i lied over affair with young aide act irked by affair with young aide act irked ty agent— affair with young aide act irked ty tgeat starts— affair with young aide act irked by agent quits all of itv roles . tte— by agent quits all of itv roles . tte taty— by agent quits all of itv roles . the daily telegraph schofield had . the daily telegraph schofield tat attatr— . the daily telegraph schofield had affair with— . the daily telegraph schofield had affair with young male setteagae—

had affair with young male colleague aukus also defeated tassta— colleague aukus also defeated tassta stttt— colleague aukus also defeated russia still a— colleague aukus also defeated russia still a threat to tame.— russia still a threat to britain. this- russia still a threat to britain. this is the outgoing teat— britain. this is the outgoing teat et— britain. this is the outgoing teat et tte— britain. this is the outgoing head of the raf . in an interview head of the raf. in an interview vttt— head of the raf. in an interview vttt tte— head of the raf. in an interview with the telegraph . we must say with the telegraph. we must say tess— with the telegraph. we must say tess mt— with the telegraph. we must say tess amt te— with the telegraph. we must say less and do more,— with the telegraph. we must say less and do more, says tgaattttes— less and do more, says equalities boss, who faced coup . tte— equalities boss, who faced coup . tte taty— equalities boss, who faced coup . the daily mail— equalities boss, who faced coup . the daily mail showbiz bombshell.— . the daily mail showbiz bombshell. schofield tells the tart.— bombshell. schofield tells the ttat. terry— bombshell. schofield tells the ttat. serry r— bombshell. schofield tells the mail, sorry i lied— bombshell. schofield tells the mail, sorry i lied to you over attatr— mail, sorry i lied to you over attatr vttt— mail, sorry i lied to you over affair with much— mail, sorry i lied to you over affair with much younger man. when— affair with much younger man. there r— affair with much younger man. there r vas— affair with much younger man. when i was married. also tgaattty— when i was married. also equality chief— when i was married. also equality chief witch hunt probe put equality chief witch hunt probe rat em— equality chief witch hunt probe rat err rse— equality chief witch hunt probe rat err rse arr— equality chief witch hunt probe put on ice an investigation into the put on ice an investigation into tte egaattttes— put on ice an investigation into the equalities watchdog was sasteatet— the equalities watchdog was suspended tonight amid fears of a vttst— suspended tonight amid fears of a vttst tam.— suspended tonight amid fears of a witch hunt. the— suspended tonight amid fears of a witch hunt. the mail had exteset— a witch hunt. the mail had evteset arr— a witch hunt. the mail had exposed an apparent plot by star f exposed an apparent plot by star rte— exposed an apparent plot by star rte east— exposed an apparent plot by star f to oust kishwer_ exposed an apparent plot by star f to oust kishwer falkner over ter— f to oust kishwer falkner over he stse— f to oust kishwer falkner over her stance on— f to oust kishwer falkner over her stance on trans issues by assasmg— her stance on trans issues by assastmg ter— her stance on trans issues by accusing her of— her stance on trans issues by accusing her of discriminate in tattymg— accusing her of discriminate in tattymg mt— accusing her of discriminate in bullying and transphobia . also, bullying and transphobia. also, vett— bullying and transphobia. also, world exclusive— bullying and transphobia. also, world exclusive bill gates's tasstam— world exclusive bill gates's russian lover— world exclusive bill gates's russian lover and moscow spy ama— russian lover and moscow spy tma. rtet— russian lover and moscow spy anna. plot thickens as the times now extra £10,000.— anna. plot thickens as the times now extra £10,000. extra £10,000 to now extra £10,000. extra £10,000

te vee— now extra £10,000. extra £10,000 to woo more teachers from atreat. — to woo more teachers from atreat. t— to woo more teachers from abroad. a global search is to go mtervay— abroad. a global search is to go mtervay te— abroad. a global search is to go underway to fill— abroad. a global search is to go underway to fill maths and science posts— underway to fill maths and science posts from abroad. daily tatress— science posts from abroad. daily tvtress. tet— science posts from abroad. daily express. not again— science posts from abroad. daily express. not again ba travel staes— express. not again ba travel staes reams— express. not again ba travel chaos ruins holidays. thousands of chaos ruins holidays. thousands et travetters— chaos ruins holidays. thousands of travellers had— chaos ruins holidays. thousands of travellers had their holiday trans— of travellers had their holiday ttaas ttmget— of travellers had their holiday plans plunged into chaos today as tt— plans plunged into chaos today as ba cancelled— plans plunged into chaos today as ba cancelled nearly 200 tttgtts— as ba cancelled nearly 200 flights following a systems tattare— flights following a systems failure and— flights following a systems failure and phillip schofield atmtts— failure and phillip schofield atmtts tymg— failure and phillip schofield admits lying to— failure and phillip schofield admits lying to cover up affair vttt— admits lying to cover up affair vttt yemg— admits lying to cover up affair with young colleague whilst stru— with young colleague whilst still married. _ with young colleague whilst still married. i— with young colleague whilst still married. i weekend schofield— still married. i weekend schofield apology also austerity on schofield apology also austerity err trtat— schofield apology also austerity on trial osborne's— schofield apology also austerity on trial osborne's summoned to sovrt— on trial osborne's summoned to sevrt mgatry— on trial osborne's summoned to covid inquiry over— on trial osborne's summoned to covid inquiry over nhs cuts taty— covid inquiry over nhs cuts tatty mrrrer— covid inquiry over nhs cuts daily mirror schofield bombshell phil daily mirror schofield bombshell ttt attatr— daily mirror schofield bombshell phil affair storm _ daily mirror schofield bombshell phil affair storm starr sorry for phil affair storm starr sorry ter ttes— phil affair storm starr sorry ter ttes err— phil affair storm starr sorry for lies on relationship agent as— for lies on relationship agent ttm — for lies on relationship agent axis him and— for lies on relationship agent axis him and he— for lies on relationship agent axis him and he quits awards saarttaa— axis him and he quits awards saarttam ak— axis him and he quits awards guardian uk set— axis him and he quits awards guardian uk set for recession tetere— guardian uk set for recession tetere tekt— guardian uk set for recession before next election written vttt — before next election written vttt gtee— before next election written with glee there— before next election written with glee there by the guardian atse— with glee there by the guardian atse vatmg— with glee there by the guardian also vaping pressure for single tam— also vaping pressure for single tam te— also vaping pressure for single use ban to deter—

also vaping pressure for single use ban to deter under 18 as ekay— use ban to deter under 18 as ekay tetks— use ban to deter under 18 as okay folks and _ use ban to deter under 18 as okay folks and we got the star ters— okay folks and we got the star tere tet-s— okay folks and we got the star here let's let's— okay folks and we got the star here let's let's let's just move on here let's let's let's just move err te— here let's let's let's just move err te et— here let's let's let's just move on now to oh yes— here let's let's let's just move on now to oh yes we do daily star— on now to oh yes we do daily star ters— on now to oh yes we do daily star tere ve— on now to oh yes we do daily star here we go. _ on now to oh yes we do daily star here we go. schofield quits itv star here we go. schofield quits rtv arter— star here we go. schofield quits itv after admitting i lied about attatr— itv after admitting i lied about attatr vttt— itv after admitting i lied about affair with young _ itv after admitting i lied about affair with young man . we'll get affair with young man. we'll get to affair with young man. we'll get te my— affair with young man. we'll get te my tmttts— affair with young man. we'll get to my pundits very shortly, but tet-s— to my pundits very shortly, but tet-s get— to my pundits very shortly, but let's get further— to my pundits very shortly, but let's get further reaction now trem— let's get further reaction now trem tet— let's get further reaction now from top showbiz agent sky tmtrev— from top showbiz agent sky tatrev amt— from top showbiz agent sky andrew and media personality and aatter— andrew and media personality and author christine— andrew and media personality and author christine hamilton. now sky author christine hamilton. now sky mmey.— author christine hamilton. now sky tttrev. yea — author christine hamilton. now sky andrew, you a top agent and yave— sky andrew, you a top agent and you've mentioned— sky andrew, you a top agent and you've mentioned it's significant— you've mentioned it's significant that phillip schofield _ significant that phillip schofield has been dumped by his agents.— schofield has been dumped by his agents. te— schofield has been dumped by his agents. he hasn't— schofield has been dumped by his agents. he hasn't broken the tam— agents. he hasn't broken the raw. te— agents. he hasn't broken the law. he hasn't— agents. he hasn't broken the law. he hasn't actually done amyttmg— law. he hasn't actually done anything anything wrong per se. so anything anything wrong per se. se vty— anything anything wrong per se. se vty tave— anything anything wrong per se. so why have they— anything anything wrong per se. so why have they dropped him? do ttey— so why have they dropped him? do ttey kmev— so why have they dropped him? do ttey kmev ee— so why have they dropped him? do they know more than we do ? oh, they know more than we do? oh, ttat— they know more than we do? oh, ttat ve— they know more than we do? oh, ttat ve tast— they know more than we do? oh, that we just lost— they know more than we do? oh, that we just lost lost the line. mere— that we just lost lost the line. ttere te— that we just lost lost the line. ttere te sky. — that we just lost lost the line. there to sky. christine. why tea-t— there to sky. christine. why tem-t r— there to sky. christine. why tem-t r ask— there to sky. christine. why don't i ask you— there to sky. christine. why don't i ask you that question? do don't i ask you that question? te tte— don't i ask you that question? te tte agents— don't i ask you that question? do the agents know more than we do do the agents know more than we te e — do the agents know more than we te e rm— do the agents know more than we te e m net— do the agents know more than we tee m net as— do the agents know more than we do ? i'm not as well— do the agents know more than we do ? rt..rt. rt;r: do the agents know more than we do ? c..e. rt;r: do? i'm not as well qualified as sky, but yes, i think they probably do. and he has betrayed

and he's lied to them. he's cheated them. and you can't work with somebody when the bond of trust has gone. and if an agent can't trust their client, then why would they want to go on having him as a client? and let's be honest , he's not really let's be honest, he's not really going to earn them any more money, is he? because he's not going to get any more work. so if were purely if they were being purely commercial would commercial about it, they would what would be the point in keeping but think the keeping him on? but i think the real thing is, i don't know, sky will be able to tell you about these agency. you cannot these this agency. you cannot represent somebody if you cannot believe what they tell you. and as been talking, phillip as we've been talking, phillip schofield mean, schofield has lied. i mean, primarily he's lied to his wife. i think that is the biggest lie, frankly . and then he's covered frankly. and then he's covered it up and he's covered it up. and also the other thing that i find deeply disturbing is that and i'm not going to say anything illegal, don't worry, but when he first became friends with this young man at this morning, that young man was underage . and so the question of underage. and so the question of possible grooming allegedly , we

possible grooming allegedly, we don't know that for sure. and i'm not saying not allegedly, i'm not saying not allegedly, i'm not saying anything illegal has happened. but no, it's no surprise that the agents have dropped him. i mean, if they'd like pick me instead, then like to pick me up instead, then here i am. me . you would do here i am. try me. you would do a brilliant job. let me tell you, a brilliant job. let me tell yea. vea— a brilliant job. let me tell you, you could— a brilliant job. let me tell you, you could do- .. let me tell you, you could do any job in tetty— you, you could do any job in telly. christine— you, you could do any job in telly. christine do you stay theret— telly. christine do you stay tteree sky.— telly. christine do you stay there? sky, andrew is back with us, there? sky, andrew is back with tet— there? sky, andrew is back with us, top showbiz— there? sky, andrew is back with us, top showbiz agent . it's very us, top showbiz agent. it's very seatr — us, top showbiz agent. it's very stear rt-s— us, top showbiz agent. it's very clear. it's abundantly clear trem— clear. it's abundantly clear trem tte— clear. it's abundantly clear from the statement that schofield _ from the statement that schofield had a relationship vttt— schofield had a relationship vttt ttts— schofield had a relationship with this young— schofield had a relationship with this young man , perfectly with this young man, perfectly tegat— with this young man, perfectly legal relationship and unwise , legal relationship and unwise, he legal relationship and unwise, te satt— legal relationship and unwise, te satt. tat— legal relationship and unwise, he said. but the— legal relationship and unwise, he said. but the agent has trettet— he said. but the agent has trettet mm.— he said. but the agent has dropped him. do they know more ateat— dropped him. do they know more about schofield— dropped him. do they know more about schofield than we do ? i about schofield than we do? i tett— about schofield than we do? i tett yea— about schofield than we do? i can tell you from _ about schofield than we do? i can tell you from over 25 years of can tell you from over 25 years et temg— can tell you from over 25 years et temg arr— can tell you from over 25 years of being an agent— can tell you from over 25 years of being an agent and having to taste— of being an agent and having to taste marry— of being an agent and having to handle many situations like this ttat— handle many situations like this ttat ttere-s— handle many situations like this that there's more— handle many situations like this that there's more to this story . agents— that there's more to this story . agents don't— that there's more to this story . agents don't drop- that there's more to this story . agents don't drop clear hints that even if they get in trouble, i mean, look at jeremy clarkson, right? jeremy clarkson . there was a time when people were like, this guy will never

get a job and now he's earning even more money working more even more money and working more than ever done. so with than he's ever done. so with someone like phillip schofield, he's such high profile. the he's such high profile. but the belief of an agent is okay, then you've hit rock. but christine will you that her and will tell you that her and her husband their times and husband had their times and they've bounced back and now she's your show. so at she's running your show. so at the end of the day, an agent is never going to drop a client unless they believe that it's irritating , available. and so in irritating, available. and so in my eyes , i'm looking at this my eyes, i'm looking at this situation and saying , nah, my eyes, i'm looking at this situation and saying, nah, this doesn't make sense me . you doesn't make sense to me. you know, okay. so he's, know, they're okay. so he's, he's we're in 2023. we're people can't castigate you for being gay, so there must be something else here. what's going on? yes, christine, i would i would ask— yes, christine, i would i would ask yea.— yes, christine, i would i would ask yea. tteagt— yes, christine, i would i would ask you, though, what has sstettett— ask you, though, what has schofield done— ask you, though, what has schofield done wrong ? he's had schofield done wrong? he's had a tegat— schofield done wrong? he's had a legal relationship— schofield done wrong? he's had a legal relationship with a young . vttst— legal relationship with a young man , which is— legal relationship with a young man , which is maybe, you know , a man, which is maybe, you know, a bit embarrassing. _ man, which is maybe, you know, a bit embarrassing. it— man, which is maybe, you know, a bit embarrassing. it would be the bit embarrassing. it would be tte same— bit embarrassing. it would be tte tt— bit embarrassing. it would be the same if it— bit embarrassing. it would be the same if it was a young tat— the same if it was a young woman. but he— the same if it was a young woman. but he hasn't broken the

tav. — woman. but he hasn't broken the tav. te— woman. but he hasn't broken the tav. se vty— woman. but he hasn't broken the tag se vty vty— woman. but he hasn't broken the law. so why why are people rastmg— law. so why why are people rasttmg te— law. so why why are people rushing to judgement on sstettett— rushing to judgement on schofield here? so is that is ttat— schofield here? so is that is ttat te— schofield here? so is that is ttat te me— schofield here? so is that is that to me or— schofield here? so is that is that to me or to— schofield here? so is that is that to me or to you, christine? strtstme— that to me or to you, christine? strtstme vty— that to me or to you, christine? christine why are— that to me or to you, christine? christine why are we judging? sstettett— christine why are we judging? schofield what's— christine why are we judging? schofield what's he actually teae— schofield what's he actually teae meag— schofield what's he actually done wrong apart from being a ttsteyat— done wrong apart from being a disloyal little _ done wrong apart from being a disloyal little .— done wrong apart from being a disloyal little . _ done wrong apart from being a disloyal little . gn disloyal little. but you might say that i couldn't possibly comment. but as i said earlier, the whole current fall from grace, i mean, i wasn't remotely happyv grace, i mean, i wasn't remotely happy, shall we say, when he revealed that he'd been leading a lie with his wife. but his real current fall from grace for me started with qg8 and i just thought, hang on a minute. this this man is not good. and he's. yes, of course an agent will keep you on, but not, as i said earlier, not if you are lying to them, not if you don't tell them them, not if you don't tell them the truth. and also not i mean, jeremy clarkson, however embarrassing he might have been, the agents knew that, you know, there's a lot of life left in jeremy clarkson, and he's going to go on being on our screens and elsewhere for long and elsewhere for a very long time. to me . and elsewhere for a very long time. to me. phillip and elsewhere for a very long time. to me . phillip schofield time. to me. phillip schofield

but answer this to me. but sky will answer this to me. he's completely hit buffers he's completely hit the buffers . cannot who is going to . i cannot see who is going to pick him up, who's going to want him to front their show. i can't see anybody. so and i don't think agency want think any agency would want to be associated somebody who be associated with somebody who has in the way that has behaved in the way that philip he has philip have. i mean, he has behaved appallingly . he's behaved appallingly. he's betrayed from his betrayed everybody from his wife. you know, holly, itv , you, wife. you know, holly, itv, you, me, everybody . he's lied me, everybody. he's lied absolutely prodigious. me, everybody. he's lied absolutely prodigious . and no absolutely prodigious. and no agency can put up with that, surely. however brilliant he might. briefly, briefly . might. briefly, briefly. christine, what about willoughby ? will she be perceived and characterised as an enabler ? the characterised as an enabler? the insiders are suggesting she's known about this for a long time . i have no evidence of that. but will she get caught up in the collateral damage? does it threaten her career, too? and what about this morning? will we still watching that show in still be watching that show in a year's time? well, don't know. year's time? well, i don't know. rm— year's time? well, i don't know. r-m-a— year's time? well, i don't know. r-m-a great— year's time? well, i don't know. i'm-a great morning- i'm not a great morning tetevtstea— i'm not a great morning television person anyway, so no semmem— television person anyway, so no comment on that. _ television person anyway, so no comment on that. but look, i'm aet— comment on that. but look, i'm net—tat— comment on that. but look, i'm net—tat yes- comment on that. but look, i'm net—tat yes .- comment on that. but look, i'm net—tat yes . tt- comment on that. but look, i'm not—but yes , it is.. not an insider. but yes, it is. rt-s— not an insider. but yes, it is. it's difficult— not an insider. but yes, it is. it's difficult for— not an insider. but yes, it is. it's difficult for me as an

eatstter— it's difficult for me as an outsider to— it's difficult for me as an outsider to believe that holly ttta-t— outsider to believe that holly ttta-t kaev— outsider to believe that holly didn't know quite a lot. so she tas— didn't know quite a lot. so she tas m— didn't know quite a lot. so she tas m a— didn't know quite a lot. so she tas m a way.— didn't know quite a lot. so she has in a way, you— didn't know quite a lot. so she has in a way, you might say ste-s— has in a way, you might say ste-s teem— has in a way, you might say she's been very— has in a way, you might say she's been very loyal. and she steet— she's been very loyal. and she steet ty— she's been very loyal. and she steet ty ettttt— she's been very loyal. and she stood by philip .— she's been very loyal. and she stood by philip . but she's been very loyal. and she stood by philip. but i think she's been very loyal. and she stood by philip . but i think she stood by philip. but i think she vttt— stood by philip. but i think she vttt vea— stood by philip. but i think she will. you know,— stood by philip. but i think she will. you know, she's very teaatttat — will. you know, she's very beautiful. she's- will. you know, she's very beautiful. she's very good at ter— beautiful. she's very good at terget.— beautiful. she's very good at tertet. r— beautiful. she's very good at herjob. i think— beautiful. she's very good at herjob. i think she will be atte— herjob. i think she will be atte te— herjob. i think she will be able to walk— herjob. i think she will be able to walk away, walk on from ttts.— able to walk away, walk on from ttts. ttat— able to walk away, walk on from this. that would _ able to walk away, walk on from this. that would be— able to walk away, walk on from this. that would be my, my take on this. that would be my, my take err ttat.— this. that would be my, my take era that tat— this. that would be my, my take era that tat r— this. that would be my, my take on that. but i feel— this. that would be my, my take on that. but i feel she must tave— on that. but i feel she must have kmevm— on that. but i feel she must have known rather more than the rest et— have known rather more than the rest et as— have known rather more than the rest et as ttt— have known rather more than the rest of us did for— have known rather more than the rest of us did for quite a long ttme. — rest of us did for quite a long ttme. ves— rest of us did for quite a long ttme. tes-sky- rest of us did for quite a long time. yes. sky andrew, time. yes. okay. sky andrew, tast— time. yes. okay. sky andrew, tam-team.- time. yes. okay. sky andrew, last-least, a- time. yes. okay. sky andrew, last least, a couple of last but not least, a couple of sesemtslyea— last but not least, a couple of seconds, you could. �*tft�* .. seconds, if you could. will thee ttts— seconds, if you could. will thee this morning brand still be with us in a year's time? is the future of the show now under threat? and what about damage to itv and its reputation an and its share price in this country , everything is about credibility , whether people credibility, whether people genuinely believe in credibility or whether they don't. but once you lose your credibility,- r:rtr“ . but once you lose your credibility, the tettttsat— you lose your credibility, the political side— you lose your credibility, the political side kicks in and it's very— political side kicks in and it's very difficult— political side kicks in and it's very difficult for— political side kicks in and it's very difficult for you to go on. teette— very difficult for you to go on. tests tev— very difficult for you to go on. people now will— very difficult for you to go on. people now will look at this memmg— people now will look at this memmg as— people now will look at this morning as your— people now will look at this morning as your show that isn't sretttte— morning as your show that isn't sretttte .— morning as your show that isn't sretttte . amt— morning as your show that isn't credible . and the— morning as your show that isn't

credible . and the vast amount of credible. and the vast amount of teette— credible. and the vast amount of teette ttat— credible. and the vast amount of people that watch _ credible. and the vast amount of people that watch the show are metters— people that watch the show are metters .— people that watch the show are mothers , single— people that watch the show are mothers , single mothers and mothers, single mothers and women . so and— mothers, single mothers and women . so and women are very women. so and women are very teagt— women. so and women are very teagt err— women. so and women are very tough on situations— women. so and women are very tough on situations like that. tremen— tough on situations like that. vvemem vttt— tough on situations like that. women will look— tough on situations like that. women will look at you and say, oh, women will look at you and say, et. se— women will look at you and say, et. se yae— women will look at you and say, oh, so you're not— women will look at you and say, oh, so you're not credible. so you— oh, so you're not credible. so yea are— oh, so you're not credible. so you are telling— oh, so you're not credible. so you are telling me porkies. so yae— you are telling me porkies. so ye aet— you are telling me porkies. so ye aet vte— you are telling me porkies. so you're not who you say you are . you're not who you say you are. amt— you're not who you say you are. at ttat— you're not who you say you are. and that spells— you're not who you say you are. and that spells a— you're not who you say you are. and that spells a very dark eatmg— and that spells a very dark ending indeed. '“r: ending indeed. so sky, andrew, christine hamilton, a brilliant contribution to this developing story . we'll catch up soon. story. we'll catch up soon. let's get the views now of my top pundits tonight. they didn't expect to be discussing phillip schofield, add political commentator grant, commentator alice grant, journalist author michael journalist and author michael crick and writer broadcaster crick and writer and broadcaster david aldridge . bolt, your david aldridge. bolt, your reaction ? you enthusiastically reaction? you enthusiastically listened to the words of christine hamilton earlier before the break. your reaction to what she had to say? yes, i think she made some- “rtr: 7 yes, i think she made some incredible terms.— think she made some incredible points, especially— think she made some incredible points, especially about the rssae— points, especially about the issue dishonesty . points, especially about the issue dishonesty. i points, especially about the issue dishonesty . i think points, especially about the issue dishonesty. i think for issue of dishonesty. i think for the issue of dishonesty. i think for tte trtttst— issue of dishonesty. i think for the british public, care very the british public, we care very mast— the british public, we care very much-presenters,- the british public, we care very much presenters, who we much that our presenters, who we mvtte— much that our presenters, who we mvtte-temes— much that our presenters, who we invite homes through invite into our homes through the invite into our homes through tte—teette- invite into our homes through tte—teette et| the television, are people of mtegrtty— the television, are people of mtegrtty att— the television, are people of integrity and honesty. and i ttmk— integrity and honesty. and i ttmk tte— integrity and honesty. and i think the crime— integrity and honesty. and i think the crime here really is

tast— think the crime here really is tast-tetat— think the crime here really is just total dishonest we with just the total dishonest we with the just the total dishonest we with tte teette — just the total dishonest we with the people around him and with the people around him and with tte—amt- the british public, and moreover,— the british public, and moreover, the fact that etvteasty— moreover, the fact that obviously there's something reatty— obviously there's something really uncomfortable about the fact that he met this young boy mt— fact that he met this young boy art-tymg— fact that he met this young boy art-tymgltts— fact that he met this young boy and-lyinglhis wife- fact that he met this young boy and lying his wife about and was lying to his wife about it, and was lying to his wife about tt.|ttmk— and was lying to his wife about it,|think that's— and was lying to his wife about it, think that's really it is it, i think that's really it is scandalous. _ it, i think that's really it is scandalous. and i don't think at all scandalous. and i don't think at at ttat-s— scandalous. and i don't think at all that's right,— scandalous. and i don't think at all that's right, michael . ' all that's right, michael. a trevmg— all that's right, michael. a brewing storm _ all that's right, michael. a brewing storm for- all that's right, michael. a brewing storm for itv- all that's right, michael. a brewing storm for itv possibly . brewing storm for itv possibly. i mean, i agree with sky. andrew mere— i mean, i agree with sky. andrew ttere stearty— i mean, i agree with sky. andrew there clearly is— i mean, i agree with sky. andrew there clearly is some bigger astest— there clearly is some bigger astest te— there clearly is some bigger aspect to this— there clearly is some bigger aspect to this story that we tea-t— aspect to this story that we tem-t kaev— aspect to this story that we don't know about yet, because if you— don't know about yet, because if yea astaatty— don't know about yet, because if you actually look— don't know about yet, because if you actually look at the three astests— you actually look at the three astests se— you actually look at the three aspects so far,— you actually look at the three aspects so far, you know, treserrters— aspects so far, you know, presenters in— aspects so far, you know, presenters in television have teet— presenters in television have teem tavmg— presenters in television have been having affairs and lying ateat— been having affairs and lying ateat tt— been having affairs and lying ateat tt ter— been having affairs and lying about it for as— been having affairs and lying about it for as long as i've teet— about it for as long as i've teem m— about it for as long as i've been in television. and 1 or 2 may— been in television. and 1 or 2 may even— been in television. and 1 or 2 may verk— been in television. and 1 or 2 may even work for this channel. tat— may even work for this channel. at tte— may even work for this channel. and the other— may even work for this channel. and the other the— may even work for this channel. and the other the other aspect, the and the other the other aspect, tte age— and the other the other aspect, the age difference— and the other the other aspect, the age difference as well, you knew.— the age difference as well, you knew. m— the age difference as well, you knew. m tte— the age difference as well, you know, in the modern, what is mere— know, in the modern, what is there actually— know, in the modern, what is there actually anything wrong vttt— there actually anything wrong vttt arr— there actually anything wrong vttt at age— there actually anything wrong with an age difference in ttsette— with an age difference in itself? are _ with an age difference in itself? are we- with an age difference in itself? are we not in danger of term— itself? are we not in danger of temg agetst— itself? are we not in danger of being ageist here? the third ttmg— being ageist here? the third ttmg ateat— being ageist here? the third thing about a— being ageist here? the third thing about a gay rock stars tatmg— thing about a gay rock stars tatmg re— thing about a gay rock stars tatmg re year— thing about a gay rock stars dating 16 year old fan may be a ttttte—

dating 16 year old fan may be a little embarrassing, but not tttegat— little embarrassing, but not tttegat .— little embarrassing, but not illegal . exactly. and nowadays, illegal. exactly. and nowadays, i illegal. exactly. and nowadays, r mem— illegal. exactly. and nowadays, r .— illegal. exactly. and nowadays, r . ts— illegal. exactly. and nowadays, i mean , is there— illegal. exactly. and nowadays, i mean , is there an element of i mean, is there an element of temettetta— i mean, is there an element of homophobia about this story? mere— homophobia about this story? ttere tas— homophobia about this story? ttere tas te— homophobia about this story? there has to be— homophobia about this story? there has to be more to this stery— there has to be more to this stery ttam— there has to be more to this story than we're— there has to be more to this story than we're being told. and no story than we're being told. and as teatt— story than we're being told. and as teatt tt— story than we're being told. and no doubt it will— story than we're being told. and no doubt it will all— story than we're being told. and no doubt it will all tumble out in no doubt it will all tumble out m tte— no doubt it will all tumble out m tte tays— no doubt it will all tumble out in the days ahead. �*rrvr�*“rtr. in the days ahead. what about try.— in the days ahead. what about itv, are they culpable ? itv, though? are they culpable? have they been sitting on a story? it example of. story? isn't it example of. well, it depends. it depends what well, it depends. it depends vtat-ttmg— well, it depends. it depends what-thing is,— well, it depends. it depends what-thing is, we- �*vrvr�*rtn. . 3: it depends what thing is, we don't what the thing is, we don't knew.— what the thing is, we don't kaev. — what the thing is, we don't kaev. rt— what the thing is, we don't know. it doesn't- what the thing is, we don't know. . : . “ what the thing is, we don't know. . : . �*vrvr�*rtn. know. it doesn't ization. well, i already already sitting i mean, already already sitting on story, allegations on this story, if allegations are they've known are true that they've known about years, does are true that they've known abotcast years, does are true that they've known abotcast doubt? years, does are true that they've known abotcast doubt? buttars, does are true that they've known abotcast doubt? but whatioes are true that they've known abotcast doubt? but what would that cast doubt? but what would itv do? were they itv supposed to do? were they satteset — itv supposed to do? were they satteset te — itv supposed to do? were they satteset te say— itv supposed to do? were they satteset te say r— itv supposed to do? were they supposed to say i mean,- . : r:rtr7 were they supposed to say i mean, it would be supposed to say i mean, it would te tt— supposed to say i mean, it would te tt veatt— supposed to say i mean, it would te tt veatt te— supposed to say i mean, it would be it would be the— supposed to say i mean, it would be it would be the first time. i tttmk— be it would be the first time. i ttmk. ttat— be it would be the first time. i ttmk. ttat a— be it would be the first time. i think, that a television company had think, that a television company tat—ter- had sacked a presenter for tavmg— had sacked a presenter for tavmg arr— had sacked a presenter for having an affair. i can't recall it having an affair. i can't recall tt .— having an affair. i can't recall tt . m— having an affair. i can't recall tt . m tte— having an affair. i can't recall it . in the history— having an affair. i can't recall it. in the history of having an affair. i can't recall it . in the history of television it. in the history of television . ts— it. in the history of television . ts r— it. in the history of television . ts r say.— it. in the history of television . ts r say. yea— it. in the history of television . as i say, you know, it's a tregaemt— . as i say, you know, it's a frequent thing— . as i say, you know, it's a frequent thing in show business and frequent thing in show business amt m— frequent thing in show business and in television— frequent thing in show business and in television and i mean, mayte— and in television and i mean, mayte vve-re— and in television and i mean, maybe we're now— and in television and i mean, maybe we're now moving into a mat— maybe we're now moving into a vertt vtere— maybe we're now moving into a world where that— maybe we're now moving into a world where that is much less assettatte— world where that is much less acceptable than _ world where that is much less acceptable than it used to be. tat-s— acceptable than it used to be. tet-s tat— acceptable than it used to be. tet-s tat tte— acceptable than it used to be. let's put the hypotheticals, then. what what if you've got a star on tv who begins a friendship with a young girl, helps her get into tv and when

she turns 16, they begin a full sexual relationship. would that raise an eyebrow? would that present to keep their job? it is a . but if you are a problem. but also, if you are in television,— a problem. but also, if you are in television, i— a problem. but also, if you are in television, i mean, it tretatty— in television, i mean, it probably happens to you. people do probably happens to you. people te attreast— probably happens to you. people te attreast yea— probably happens to you. people do approach you and say , can i do approach you and say, can i tast— do approach you and say, can i rast say— do approach you and say, can i rast say my— do approach you and say, can i rast say my team — do approach you and say, can i just say my team don't find me remetety— just say my team don't find me remotely attractive , but do you remotely attractive, but do you not remotely attractive, but do you aet get— remotely attractive, but do you rest get teette— remotely attractive, but do you not get people approaching you, mark.— not get people approaching you, mark. mt— not get people approaching you, mark, and saying,— not get people approaching you, mark, and saying, can you help me get— mark, and saying, can you help me get mte— mark, and saying, can you help me get into telly? rt; “err: “ me get into telly? he's had his birthday, he's in his 30s. i'm fine. do you not get people attreastmg— fine. do you not get people attreastmg yea.— 7 do you not get people approaching you, writing to you? vvtere-s— approaching you, writing to you? vvtere-s-gemg— approaching you, writing to you? vvtere-s-gemge - approaching you, writing to you? where's going ? .�*r�*t t where's this going? michael metr— where's this going? michael ttetr teve— where's this going? michael their love confession , i think. their love confession, i think. oh, you mean, do you mean mark tetar— oh, you mean, do you mean mark tetaa temgtt— oh, you mean, do you mean mark dolan tonight groupies? indeed, yes. — dolan tonight groupies? indeed, yes. semt— dolan tonight groupies? indeed, yes. semt me— dolan tonight groupies? indeed, yes. count me in.— dolan tonight groupies? indeed, yes. count me in. yeah. how do you— yes. count me in. yeah. how do yea sevrt— yes. count me in. yeah. how do you covid them— yes. count me in. yeah. how do you covid them outside? i mean, i you covid them outside? i mean, t tave— you covid them outside? i mean, t have te— you covid them outside? i mean, t have te teat— you covid them outside? i mean, i have to beat them— you covid them outside? i mean, i have to beat them off. we steatt-t.— i have to beat them off. we shouldn't, but,— i have to beat them off. we shouldn't, but, mean, look, of shouldn't, but, i mean, look, of searse—ttmkl shouldn't, but, i mean, look, of. course,_think we course, you know, and i think we tea-t— course, you know, and i think we teat-te— course, you know, and i think we tea-t-te te— course, you know, and i think we don't-to be pious- course, you know, and i think we don't to be pious about don't want to be pious about ttts— don't want to be pious about ttts . — don't want to be pious about ttts. tavtt— don't want to be pious about this. david, your- don't want to be pious about this. thrr r: 37 this. david, your thoughts? well, that's the this. thrr r: 37 well, that's the problem. mere-s— well, that's the problem. mere-s a— well, that's the problem. there's a terrific tendency, the trtttst— there's a terrific tendency, the british public,— there's a terrific tendency, the british public, if— there's a terrific tendency, the british public, if feel british public, if they feel ttat— british public, if they feel that—taken. british public, if they feel| that—taken for british public, if they feel- that_taken for mugs that they've been taken for mugs to that they've been taken for mugs te—tetere — that they've been taken for mugs to _ before actually i to be for blood before actually testtmg— to be for blood before actually deciding—been- to be for blood before actually. deciding—been some deciding if there has been some

reat— deciding if there has been some reat mtasttse— deciding if there has been some real injustice committed. and tet-s— real injustice committed. and tet-s vttttet— real injustice committed. and let's whipped up, particularly by the tabloid press, because satrtse— by the tabloid press, because. sartrtse—te surprise, surprise, they want to sett— surprise, surprise, they want to sett taters.— surprise, surprise, they want to sett taters. mt— surprise, surprise, they want to sell papers. and i— surprise, surprise, they want to sell papers. and i think the test— sell papers. and i think the test-te— sell papers. and i think the best-do-thisl sell papers. and i think thei best-do-this is sell papers. and i think the. best-do-this is to best thing to do with this is to reseerv— best thing to do with this is to reserve judgement be a reserve judgement and be a ttttte— reserve judgement and be a little-about- reserve judgement and be ai little-about-wait little sober about it and wait amt— little sober about it and wait amt see— little sober about it and wait and see what— little sober about it and wait and see what the full truth of the and see what the full truth of tte stery— and see what the full truth of tte stery ts. — and see what the full truth of the story is. frankly, i don't reatty— the story is. frankly, i don't really-whether- the story is. frankly, i don't. really-whether-he's really care whether or not he's tat—tetveeal really care whether or not he's. had—between him had an affair that's between him and had an affair that's between him art-art.— had an affair that's between him art-amt. yea— had an affair that's between him and-and, you know,- had an affair that's between him and and, you know, the and his wife and, you know, the tmmerattty— and his wife and, you know, the tmmerattty. yea— and his wife and, you know, the immorality, you might say, was ttat— immorality, you might say, was ttat te— immorality, you might say, was ttat te trtet— immorality, you might say, was that he tried to— immorality, you might say, was that he tried to-it- immorality, you might say, was that he tried to it for that he tried to play it for tears— that he tried to play it for tears-well,- that he tried to play it for tears-well, yes,i that he tried to play it for. tears-well, yes, i've tears and say, well, yes, i've teem— tears and say, well, yes, i've teem-a— tears and say, well, yes, i've been-a double- tears and say, well, yes, i've been a double life. and been leading a double life. and tse-t— been leading a double life. and tsa-t ttat— been leading a double life. and isn't that awful?— been leading a double life. and isn't that awful? and i should tave— isn't that awful? and i should tave-atte— isn't that awful? and i should have - able to _ isn't that awful? and i should have able to myself. and have been able to be myself. and he have been able to be myself. and te-te— have been able to be myself. and te-te get— have been able to be myself. and te-te get teette- he he tried to get people symtatty. — he he tried to get people sympathy. and could well sympathy. and i could well understand— sympathy. and i could well understand were one of understand if you were one of his understand if you were one of tts-ttat— understand if you were one of tts-ttat yea- understand if you were one of his that you would feel his viewers, that you would feel magget— his viewers, that you would feel magget-teet- his viewers, that you would feel mugged-feel that- mugged off. you'd feel that yea-t— mugged off. you'd feel that| yea-t—teet mugged off. you'd feel that- yea-t—teet tat you'd been taken for a fool. but on you'd been taken for a fool. but err tte— you'd been taken for a fool. but err tte rssae— you'd been taken for a fool. but on the issue of— you'd been taken for a fool. but on the issue of whether or not he on the issue of whether or not te tat— on the issue of whether or not te tat a— on the issue of whether or not he had a relationship with a young— he had a relationship with a yemg-ttere- he had a relationship with a young-there was- he had a relationship with a young there was no young man, if there was no tttegattty— young man, if there was no illegality, then— young man, if there was no illegality, then itv were well vtttm — illegality, then itv were well within-rights- illegality, then itv were well within rights not to within their rights not to etese— within their rights not to etes tt. — within their rights not to expose it. it's- within their rights not to expose it. it's a commercial ergaatsattem— expose it. it's a commercial orgaithemselves? expose it. it's a commercial- orgaithemselves? .me ask you sink themselves? let me ask you at is this story an at home, is this story an example of how fake establishment media are? the bottom holly and bottom line is that holly and phil back on tv last week phil went back on tv last week pretend did nothing had happened. even happened. they didn't even address thought address the story. i thought that insult to viewers of that was an insult to viewers of the show . your reaction to this

the show. your reaction to this big story and also my pundits will be nominating their headline, heroes and back page zero. all of that to come. more from schofield gates after this

now, in just a moment, we will return to this schofield story. he's been sacked by his agent for lying about a relationship with a young man who was working at itv . he's apologised. so at itv. he's apologised. so we'll go back to school gate in just a moment. but first, let's have a look at a story in the times extra 10,000 to woo more teachers from , um abroad. david teachers from, um abroad. david one of the things about this story that's annoying me is that it's yet again an instance of our overemphasising stem subjects at the expense of the humanities. cp subjects at the expense of the humanities . cp snow said that humanities. cp snow said that ve-relsemtry— humanities. cp snow said that we'relcountry riven- humanities. cp snow said that we'relcountry riven by- tntr“ . cp snow said that we're country riven by two we're a country riven by two sattares— we're a country riven by two cultures that— we're a country riven by two cultures that of— we're a country riven by two cultures that of the scientific amt— cultures that of the scientific amt ttat— cultures that of the scientific amt ttat et— cultures that of the scientific and that of those who are mterestet— and that of those who are interested in— and that of those who are interested in the arts and

sattare— interested in the arts and culture-think- interested in the arts and culture. think that culture. and i think that ttere-s— culture. and i think that there's this— culture. and i think that there's this massive idea that mtess— there's this massive idea that. mtess—setmg. there's this massive idea that unless everybody coding, there's this massive idea that unless everybody studies coding, unless everybody studies testaetegy— technology, then everybody's going— technology, then everybody's gemg-tetmt- technology, then everybody's going behind. and i, going to be left behind. and i, i going to be left behind. and i, rvttt— going to be left behind. and i, rvttt tes— going to be left behind. and i, rvttt tes-et— going to be left behind. and i, i will dos-of jobs.- going to be left behind. and i, i will dos of jobs. look, if i will dos out of jobs. look, if i will dos out of jobs. look, if r seatmae— i will dos out of jobs. look, if i continue is— i will dos out of jobs. look, if i continue is as— i will dos out of jobs. look, if i continue is as it— i will dos out of jobs. look, if i continue is as it is, there aet— i continue is as it is, there aet gemg— i continue is as it is, there are not going to- i continue is as it is, there are not going to be those jobs. so are not going to be those jobs. se-staty— are not going to be those jobs. so-study things- are not going to be those jobs. so study things that are so why not study things that are going— so why not study things that are gemg te— so why not study things that are gemg te trevtte— so why not study things that are going to provide with going to provide you with a well—stocked _ going to provide you with a. well—stocked_and going to provide you with a- well—stocked_and what well—stocked mind and a and what veatt— well—stocked mind and a and what some would call— well—stocked mind and a and what some would call a— well—stocked mind and a and what some would call a hinterland? why— some would call a hinterland? vty-staty— some would call a hinterland? why-study things- some would call a hinterland? why study things that enrich why not study things that enrich year— why not study things that enrich year-tt— why not study things that enrich year-rt yea— why not study things that enrich year-rt yea tea-t— why not study things that enrich your if you don't need to your life if you don't need to kmev— your life if you don't need to knew-setea- your life if you don't need to know-code? and- your life if you don't need to know-code? and i. your life if you don't need to know code? and i think know how to code? and i think the-that— know how to code? and i think the-that we— know how to code? and i think the that we should be the idea that we should be paying— the idea that we should be paying teachers abroad paying teachers from abroad £10,000 — paying teachers from abroad £10,000 _em - paying teachers from abroad- £i0,000_are probably £i0,000 when there are probably teachers— teachers either working part time— teachers either working part time-who— teachers either working part time who retired time or who are retired but could—back- time or who are retired but could—back if. time or who are retired but. could—back if they could be brought back if they want— could be brought back if they want-be— could be brought back if they want-be brought- could be brought back if they want be brought back if want to be brought back in, if their— want to be brought back in, if their pensions— want to be brought back in, if their pensions are suffering as a consequence of— their pensions are suffering as a consequence of the cost of living— a consequence of the cost of living crisis— a consequence of the cost of living crisis inflation. living crisis and of inflation. i-there— living crisis and of inflation. u-there are— living crisis and of inflation. i-there are ways- living crisis and of inflation. i there are ways around i think there are ways around this— i think there are ways around this that— i think there are ways around this that don't— i think there are ways around this that don't require importing— this that don't require impuring— this that don't require imp(| mean,- this that don't requirei imp(| meam-the this that don't require- imp(| meam-the issue, yes, i mean, that's the issue, isn't we've just got isn't it, that we've just got this lazy approach now, this very lazy approach now, michael, where ship in the michael, where we ship in the best from elsewhere and there's not long planning. not enough long term planning. i mean, obviously see it i mean, you obviously see it even worse health service even worse in the health service wm.— even worse in the health service with the— even worse in the health service with the shortage— even worse in the health service with the shortage of doctors andi nurses—constantly nurses and, you know, constantly bringing— nurses and, you know, constantly b...g..g_been| bringing them in. and it's been known— bringing them in. and it's been known-decades— bringing them in. and it's been known decades that the known for decades that the shortages— known for decades that the shortages going arise . shortages are going to arise. and:— shortages are going to arise.

and-know— shortages are going to arise. and-know .— shortages are going to arise. and,-know , the- shortages are going to arise. and, know , the treasury does and, you know, the treasury does nothing— and, you know, the treasury does nothing attit— and, you know, the treasury does nothing about it.— and, you know, the treasury does nothing about it. jeremy hunt, i remember having— nothing about it. jeremy hunt, i remember having a long chat with him attit— remember having a long chat with him about this— remember having a long chat with him about this when he was hetith— him about this when he was health secretary. well, now he islcharge_ health secretary. well, now he islchargelthe_ health secretary. well, now he is charge the treasury. is in charge of the treasury. its— is in charge of the treasury. its stit— is in charge of the treasury. its stiii t— is in charge of the treasury. it's still a problem. yeah ptecisety. — it's still a problem. yeah precisely. it's- it's still a problem. yeah precisely. . : g it's still a problem. yeah- precisely. it's-dealing with precisely. it's not dealing with this it's just a this long term. it's just a short , quick fix. and short term, quick fix. and that's obviously not what we need for our nation in the future. the long run . daily future. in the long run. daily express, not again.- future. in the long run. daily express, not again. a- " trig " daily express, not again. a travel chats— express, not again. a travel chaos ruins— express, not again. a travel chaos ruins holidays. express, not again. a travel chaos ruins holidays . we need chaos ruins holidays. we need the great— chaos ruins holidays. we need the great british— chaos ruins holidays. we need the great british getaway. alice eieht— the great british getaway. alice eieht thi— the great british getaway. alice grant and we— the great british getaway. alice grant and we can't have bad news like grant and we can't have bad news hike the. — grant and we can't have bad news hike the. zoo— grant and we can't have bad news like this. 200 flights cancelled tettewihg— like this. 200 flights cancelled teiiewihe e— like this. 200 flights cancelled following a systems failure plus thet— following a systems failure plus rumours that there's going to be tehihie— rumours that there's going to be terrible traffic— rumours that there's going to be terrible traffic at— rumours that there's going to be terrible traffic at dover this tent— terrible traffic at dover this bank holiday— terrible traffic at dover this bank holiday weekend as people try bank holiday weekend as people th te— bank holiday weekend as people try to get— bank holiday weekend as people th to get a— bank holiday weekend as people try to get a well—deserved treet- — try to get a well—deserved treet- vee— try to get a well—deserved break. yes it's— try to get a well—deserved break. yes it's a- try to get a well—deserved break. yes it's a shame we have to get— break. yes it's a shame we have to get eut— break. yes it's a shame we have to get eet— break. yes it's a shame we have to get our act together. we've got— to get our act together. we've get to — to get our act together. we've get to mate — to get our act together. we've get te mete it— to get our act together. we've got to make it easier to leave thie— got to make it easier to leave this eemte— got to make it easier to leave this country, not— got to make it easier to leave this country, not get into it . this country, not get into it. cah— this country, not get into it. can we— this country, not get into it. can we tett— this country, not get into it. can we talk also, alice, about the— can we talk also, alice, about the guardian— can we talk also, alice, about the guardian uk— can we talk also, alice, about the guardian uk set for recession before the next eieetiehe— recession before the next election? written with such glee by election? written with such glee hy the— election? written with such glee by the guardian— election? written with such glee by the guardian ?_ election? written with such glee by the guardian ? because i think by the guardian? because i think thet— by the guardian? because i think that there— by the guardian? because i think that there te— by the guardian? because i think that there is a— by the guardian? because i think that there is a ridiculous petitieei— that there is a ridiculous political and— that there is a ridiculous political and media elite who eetehiete—

political and media elite who celebrate every— political and media elite who celebrate every failure of this eeuhth— celebrate every failure of this country because— celebrate every failure of this country because of us leaving the— country because of us leaving the tuteheeh— country because of us leaving the european union and therefore they— the european union and therefore they proudly— the european union and therefore they proudly announce that we're going— they proudly announce that we're geihg te— they proudly announce that we're geihg te hete— they proudly announce that we're geihg te have t— they proudly announce that we're going to have a recession. i teett— going to have a recession. i teuht it-ii— going to have a recession. i doubt it'll happen because the hetei— doubt it'll happen because the metei hee— doubt it'll happen because the model has have— doubt it'll happen because the model has have been consistently hiehg— model has have been consistently hiehglthe— model has have been consistently hiehglthe teet— model has have been consistently wrong .the last year. - model has have been consistently wrong the last year. now 5 wrong for the last year. now > vee.— wrong for the last year. now > vee. teth— wrong for the last year. now > yes. yeah.lmean,_ wrong for the last year. now > yes. yeahlmean, there's- yes. yeah. i mean, there's always going to kind always going to be kind of hysteria whipped the left hysteria whipped up by the left wing media. but i do it's wing media. but i do think it's important do scrutinise important that we do scrutinise our especially in our politicians, especially in the handle economy. the way they handle economy. after all, was suspicious after all, i was very suspicious of sunak he of rishi sunak when he was chancellor creating all chancellor and creating all these policies which just seemed to very irresponsible to be very irresponsible with taxpayers i think taxpayers money. and i think that if the tories are really serious actually about winning the , then they the next election, then they have to turn things around because they're because currently they're doing a job. and over covid a terrible job. and over covid we much harm done to we saw so much harm done to businesses and households, so they really ought to ought to start implementing actual conservative economic policies. i think michael crick, the britain hating imf have had to reverse their forecast . it's reverse their forecast. it's apparently we were - ” f it's apparently we were going to reverse their forecast. it's- apparently we were going to have apparently we were going to have a-recession. now- apparently we were going to have a recession. now we've a year long recession. now we've got a year long recession. now we've get-.— a year long recession. now we've get-. iieenwhiie- a year long recession. now we've got . meanwhile, germany got growth. meanwhile, germany gees—hit- got growth. meanwhile, germany gees—hit they- goes into recession. did they hete— goes into recession. did they have hiexit— goes into recession. did they have brexit too?— goes into recession. did they have brexit too? - goes into recession. did they have brexit too? g have brexit too? the growth not very and remember, anaemic

very good. and remember, anaemic , it's the biggest , but it's been the biggest upgrade. ithink, , but it's been the biggest upgrade. i think, in the history of upgrade. i think, in the history et-iiit— upgrade. i think, in the history et-iiit thet— upgrade. i think, in the history of-imf that if— upgrade. i think, in the history of-imf that if you- upgrade. i think, in the history of-imf that if you if- c. g: i think, in the history of imf that if you if you if of the imf that if you if you if you— of the imf that if you if you if you 90— of the imf that if you if you if you go by— of the imf that if you if you if you 90 by growth— of the imf that if you if you if you go by growth per head , which you go by growth per head, which etter— you go by growth per head, which etter eti— you go by growth per head, which etter eii te— you go by growth per head, which after all is what— you go by growth per head, which after all is what affects all of us after all is what affects all of he the— after all is what affects all of he and yet— after all is what affects all of us and you allow— after all is what affects all of us and you allow for the 600,000 net us and you allow for the 600,000 het higietieh— us and you allow for the 600,000 net migration figure— us and you allow for the 600,000 net migration figure plus growth in peguietieh— net migration figure plus growth in population due— net migration figure plus growth in population due to difference between— in population due to difference between births— in population due to difference between births and deaths , we between births and deaths, we eeuit— between births and deaths, we eeuit wett— between births and deaths, we could well be— between births and deaths, we could well be in— between births and deaths, we could well be in recession right h— could well be in recession right in h— could well be in recession right now in in terms— could well be in recession right now in in terms of— could well be in recession right now in in terms of gdp per head, which— now in in terms of gdp per head, which te— now in in terms of gdp per head, which is there's— now in in terms of gdp per head, which is there's a— now in in terms of gdp per head, which is there's a lot of smoke the— which is there's a lot of smoke the — which is there's a lot of smoke and mirrors. there- which is there's a lot of smoke and mirrors. “iii; whizz?" and mirrors. there is, yeah, there is. there is. but- and mirrors. there is, yeah, there is. there is. but i- and mirrors. "iii; c"iiil”iiil there is. but i just there is. there is. but i just think— there is. there is. but i just think thet— there is. there is. but i just think that it— there is. there is. but i just think that it strikes- c"iiil”iiil there is. but i just think that it strikes me as ehethei— think that it strikes me as another potential non—story , another potential non—story, heeeuee— another potential non—story, because that's— another potential non—story, because that's the issue with the— because that's the issue with the hit— because that's the issue with the hit the — because that's the issue with the imf and oecd forecasts for britain— the imf and oecd forecasts for britain te— the imf and oecd forecasts for britain is that— the imf and oecd forecasts for britain is that they fit the heiieite — britain is that they fit the narrative that _ britain is that they fit the narrative that brexit has been a thithe— narrative that brexit has been a teiiuie ent— narrative that brexit has been a failure and then— narrative that brexit has been a failure and then when they have to failure and then when they have te when— failure and then when they have te when they— failure and then when they have to when they have— failure and then when they have to when they have to reverse thei— to when they have to reverse their predictions— to when they have to reverse their predictions and say that eetueiiy— their predictions and say that actually britain— their predictions and say that actually britain will avoid recession, germany will not, they— recession, germany will not, they ten-t— recession, germany will not, they don't mention that they they don't mention that and they eetteihiy— they don't mention that and they eeiteihiy ten-t— they don't mention that and they certainly don't apologise. \t:::t certainly don't apologise. no, there-s— certainly don't apologise. no, there-s he— certainly don't apologise. no, there's no dictum— certainly don't apologise. no, there's no dictum statistics there's no dictum of statistics that for that you should always wait for the revision, which in economic terms is doubly case. terms is doubly the case. but i think just such a lazy think it's just such a lazy narrative. say, every

narrative. as you say, every time a negative time there is a negative prediction from the imf or oecd, then the left leaps in and says, look, proves that we're in look, this proves that we're in absolutely failing company. we're rather. and absolutely failing company. we're there rather. and absolutely failing company. we're there good er. and absolutely failing company. we're there good figures that when there are good figures that come about our economic come out about our economic performance, the performance, about, say, the rise they're rise in literacy rates, they're terribly underplay it terribly keen to underplay it because quite fit because it doesn't quite fit with narrative that with the narrative that everything failing and everything is failing here. and i just come on, come up i just think, come on, come up with something more interesting. i just think, come on, come up with rhasething more interesting. i just think, come on, come up with rhasething mo gooderesting. i just think, come on, come up with rhasething mo good bit? |g. what has been the good bit? what has been the good bit? what i can see how brexit has perhaps— what i can see how brexit has perhaps hetget— what i can see how brexit has perhaps helped over ukraine, gethehe— perhaps helped over ukraine, gethege heiget— perhaps helped over ukraine, perhaps helped over ukraine, perhaps helped over covid. but whet— perhaps helped over covid. but whet h— perhaps helped over covid. but whet ih whet— perhaps helped over covid. but what in what way— perhaps helped over covid. but what in what way has brexit hetehiw— what in what way has brexit notably helped— what in what way has brexit notably helped the british eeehemw— notably helped the british eeehehw e — notably helped the british economy ? it— notably helped the british economy ? c jii: economy? it has fulfilled a democratic precisely mandate. we're talking about the economy here.— we're talking about the economy here. in— we're talking about the economy here. in whet— we're talking about the economy here. in what way— we're talking about the economy here. in what way has it helped the eeehemw— here. in what way has it helped the economy so— here. in what way has it helped the economy so far? we've struck a the economy so far? we've struck etiete— the economy so far? we've struck etiete teet— the economy so far? we've struck a trade deal with— the economy so far? we've struck a trade deal with the cptpp , a trade deal with the cptpp, whieh— a trade deal with the cptpp, whieh te— a trade deal with the cptpp, which is the _ a trade deal with the cptpp, which is the largest trading thee— which is the largest trading hiee h— which is the largest trading thee in the— which is the largest trading bloc in the world, bigger than the iii.— bloc in the world, bigger than the he. — bloc in the world, bigger than the he. once— bloc in the world, bigger than the eu. once britain- bloc in the world, bigger than the eu. otc " “ci: c the eu. once britain joined it. that's going to be pretty useful. also from to 2022, useful. also from 2016 to 2022, we had higher growth in service exports than germany, italy and france. and now we were told that the sky would fall in. what about all the problems that

british companies are having exporting? there are plenty. all the hegetweit— exporting? there are plenty. all the paperwork they've- "g? there are plenty. all the paperwork they've had, the heieht— the paperwork they've had, the ireland problem,— the paperwork they've had, the ireland problem, the fact that geehie— ireland problem, the fact that geegte ten-t— ireland problem, the fact that geegte teh-t get— ireland problem, the fact that people don't get can't get tweheeh— people don't get can't get european workers anymore . all of european workers anymore. all of these— european workers anymore. all of these-swe— european workers anymore. all of these-sure. but- european workers anymore. all of these sure. but that's these problems. sure. but that's a these problems. sure. but that's e wett— these problems. sure. but that's e weit h— these problems. sure. but that's a work in progress. biz; a work in progress. these are tweets. wett— a work in progress. these are tweaks. well, we're- a work in progress. iiiii; well, we're waiting tweaks. well, we're waiting tether— tweaks. well, we're waiting tetheiliehg— tweaks. well, we're waiting ratherllong time- well, we're waiting rather long time for some of rather a long time for some of the— rather a long time for some of the teewite. — rather a long time for some of the results. there— rather a long time for some of the results. there you go. well stepped— the results. there you go. well we've stopped free movement. �*vw�*ti we've stopped free movement. we hete— we've stopped free movement. we hewe-ewh— we've stopped free movement. we hewe-ewh. thet— we've stopped free movement. we have-own . that is— we've stopped free movement. we have-own . that is part- we've stopped free movement. �*vw�*ti that is part of have our own. that is part of the— have our own. that is part of the wetteh— have our own. that is part of the problem is— " that is part of the problem is independent teething.— the problem is independenti tietihg.—the trading. people can't get the etett— trading. people can't get the stet-twe— trading. people can't get the staff-days. also - trading. people can't get the staff days. also trading. people can't get the- staff-days. also but also, staff these days. also but also, you— staff these days. also but also, you in...— staff these days. also but also, you know, brexit was this incredibly empowering for incredibly empowering vote for the public. well, i the british public. well, i think-empowering. the british public. well, i think-empowering ,j the british public. well, i- think-empowering , but all think it was empowering, but all we-we-thet— think it was empowering, but all we-we-thet-ih- think it was empowering, but all we've-that-in hock we've done is that we're in hock to we've done is that we're in hock te ether— we've done is that we're in hock to other powers— we've done is that we're in hock to other powers now. well, no, it—the— to other powers now. well, no, it_the possibility. it was part of the possibility eht— it was part of the possibility end it— it was part of the possibility end it we— it was part of the possibility and it was never— it was part of the possibility and it was never about economics. - and it was never about economics. it- and it was never about economics. e economics. it was about regaining parliamentary sovereignty. precisely. regaining parliamentary soverlthety. precisely. regaining parliamentary soverlthe british :isely. regaining parliamentary soverlthe british public think the british public really ehewt— think the british public really care about parliament. �*vw�*till care about parliament. well, they— care about parliament. well, they should. they- care about parliament. well, they should. they do. - care about parliament. �*vw�*till : they do. i think they should. they do. i think thew— they should. they do. i think thew-tey— they should. they do. i think they-day phillip- they do. the day phillip schofield— they do. the day phillip schofield gets fired by his egehte— schofield gets fired by his agents-leaves- schofield gets fired by his agents leaves itv , we'd wind agents and leaves itv, we'd wind up agents and leaves itv, we'd wind up tettihg— agents and leaves itv, we'd wind up talking about— agents and leaves itv, we'd wind up talking about brexit. @ it_ti; up talking about brexit. alice eteht— up talking about brexit. alice eteht htietiw — up talking about brexit. alice grant briefly, if— up talking about brexit. alice grant briefly, if you- up talking about brexit. alice grant briefly, if you can, headune grant briefly, if you can, headline hero who's caught your eye, who do you like this week? i'm all for the british public- i'm all for the british public thie— i'm all for the british public this-het— i'm all for the british public this but especially in this week, but especially in tethe—

this week, but especially in terms et— this week, but especially in terms et my— this week, but especially in terms of my baddie of the week, which— terms of my baddie of the week, which te— terms of my baddie of the week, which is tedros,_ terms of my baddie of the week, which is tedros, the— terms of my baddie of the week, which is tedros, the director of the whe— which is tedros, the director of the who, who's— which is tedros, the director of the who, who's already trying to scaremongering us into being teeitwi— to scaremongering us into being teeitwi et— to scaremongering us into being fearful of the— to scaremongering us into being fearful of the next— to scaremongering us into being fearful of the next pandemic. ite— fearful of the next pandemic. its eit— fearful of the next pandemic. its eii ette— fearful of the next pandemic. it's all over the— fearful of the next pandemic. it's all over the headlines- it's all over the headlines as he's insisting that have to he's insisting that we have to all there could all beware because there could be covid part two around be some covid part two around the corner. actually, the corner. but actually, i think have better sense than think we have better sense than that. and i hope we stand up against his scaremongering. and i all. i i don't trust him at all. i couldn't agree with you i don't trust him at all. i- couldn't agree with you more. the— couldn't agree with you more. the wee— couldn't agree with you more. the itee thet— couldn't agree with you more. the idea that a— couldn't agree with you more. the idea that a non— couldn't agree with you more. the idea that a non elected body could we're going could decide that we're going into lockdown is truly terrifying. wouldn't you agree? michael? we've had enough terrifying. wouldn't you agree? mithese’ we've had enough terrifying. wouldn't you agree? mithese supranationalad enough of these supranational organisations dictating to us because can't you because it means you can't you can't the sweden and can't have the sweden veto and say we're going to follow can't have the sweden veto and say science. going to follow can't have the sweden veto and say science. it'sing to follow can't have the sweden veto and say science. it's the to follow can't have the sweden veto and say science. it's the electedi the science. it's the elected hetiee— the science. it's the elected hetiee hete— the science. it's the elected bodies have to— the science. it's the elected bodies have to take- sit tittii; it's the elected bodies have to take the advice of non—elected— bodies have to take the advice of non—elected bodies . and of non—elected bodies. and thet-e— of non—elected bodies. and thet-e whet— of non—elected bodies. and that's what happened. okay but whet— that's what happened. okay but whet eteet— that's what happened. okay but what about our— that's what happened. okay but what about our voice— that's what happened. okay but what about our voice as- that's what happened. okay but what about our voice as the people of this nation? fair enough. i don't think- 7 fair enough. i don't think we we're eehehie— enough. i don't think we we're eegehie et— enough. i don't think we we're capable of judging the science of capable of judging the science et covih. — capable of judging the science et town. i— capable of judging the science of covid. i disagree. i don't think— of covid. i disagree. i don't think the— of covid. i disagree. i don't think the cabinet was your heetihe— think the cabinet was your headline, michael tuc was gettiewtetiw— headline, michael tuc was particularly briefly . �*ftt�*till headline, michael tuc was particularly briefly. �*ftt�*till particularly briefly. well, he is particularly briefly. well, he ie the— particularly briefly. well, he is the gentleman that has

courageously exposed the appalling , corrupt cancer appalling, corrupt cancer culture within her majesty's government, which goes on about cancel culture at universities and is practising itself and he of course was banned from a government event because of some things he'd said on twitter. even though he is a leading expert on chemical warfare. total hypocrisy. in a sentence, why— total hypocrisy. in a sentence, why ieeeh— total hypocrisy. in a sentence, why jacob rees—mogg - "g , 5th in a sentence, why jacob rees—mogg is your back page?— why jacob rees—mogg is your back hegee—thei page? well because he was the minister— page? well because he was the minister th— page? well because he was the minister in charge— page? well because he was the minister in charge of this new system — minister in charge of this new system et— minister in charge of this new system et geihg— minister in charge of this new system of going through people's eeeiei— system of going through people's eeeiei mette— system of going through people's social media posts— system of going through people's social media posts and to decide whether— social media posts and to decide whether they— social media posts and to decide whether they should be banned or het— whether they should be banned or net. — whether they should be banned or net. .i— whether they should be banned or not. .i couldn't— whether they should be banned or not. .i couldn't agree- whether they should be banned or not. “ e ”titi; “tit"ti; not. and i couldn't agree more with david oldroyd headline with david oldroyd bolt headline hero british cycling absolutely has to be. it is a victory for common sense— has to be. it is a victory for common sense and- it is a victory for common sense and for women. \tit common sense and for women. no teens— common sense and for women. no this entw— common sense and for women. no trans women, only women. absolutely zero. chris packham nature expert. why chris packham eco nature expert. why chris packham tee iwhetie— nature expert. why chris packham eco lunatic who _ nature expert. why chris packham eco lunatic who keeps— \t ”c: why chris packham eco lunatic who keeps being given— eco lunatic who keeps being given ee— eco lunatic who keeps being given more and— eco lunatic who keeps being given more and more responsibility. he's now eheihheh— responsibility. he's now chairman of— responsibility. he's now chairman of the rspca. he's weieihg— chairman of the rspca. he's weieihg teet— chairman of the rspca. he's praising just and praising just stop oil and eemeewh— praising just stop oil and somehow is— praising just stop oil and somehow is going to make a teewhehtew— somehow is going to make a documentary them, which documentary about them, which is of documentary about them, which is et-geihg— documentary about them, which is of-going-impartial,. of course going to be impartial, whieh— of course going to be impartial, whieh-eewee— of course going to be impartial, which course going to which is of course not going to shew— which is of course not going to ehew ehw— which is of course not going to ehew ehw hiee— which is of course not going to show any bias whatsoever. the man'sllunatic._ show any bias whatsoever. the man's lunatic. thank you to my man's a lunatic. thank you to my

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