hello, i'm rory smith in the gb - hello, i'm rory smith in the gb . hello, i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. we're going— hello, i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. we're going start newsroom. we're going to start wm.— newsroom. we're going to start with-breaking— newsroom. we're going to start with breaking news. and with some breaking news. and people— with some breaking news. and seven people have been charged wm.— seven people have been charged with the— seven people have been charged with the attempted murder of detective— with the attempted murder of detective chief— with the attempted murder of detective chief inspector john camweu— detective chief inspector john camweu in— detective chief inspector john caldwell in northern ireland. oa— caldwell in northern ireland. dci caldwell— caldwell in northern ireland. dci caldwell was shot multiple times— dci caldwell was shot multiple times at— dci caldwell was shot multiple times at a— dci caldwell was shot multiple times at a sports— dci caldwell was shot multiple times at a sports complex in omagh— times at a sports complex in omagh in— times at a sports complex in omagh in february. four other people— omagh in february. four other people whe— omagh in february. four other people who were— omagh in february. four other people who were arrested as part of the— people who were arrested as part of the investigation were released— of the investigation were released earlier today pending a repert— released earlier today pending a report te— released earlier today pending a report to the— released earlier today pending a report to the public prosecutor seeme— report to the public prosecutor sewtee. the— report to the public prosecutor service. the investigation is eppetnp— service. the investigation is eppetpp .— service. the investigation is eppetpp . petty— service. the investigation is ongoing . holly willoughby has ongoing. holly willoughby has preten— ongoing. holly willoughby has broken tet— ongoing. holly willoughby has broken her silence on phillip setettett-e— broken her silence on phillip schofield's affair with a young itv schofield's affair with a young ttv empteyee— schofield's affair with a young ttv empteyee ,— schofield's affair with a young itv employee , saying she is hurt itv employee, saying she is hurt by pte— itv employee, saying she is hurt by tte teeett— itv employee, saying she is hurt by his deceit. holly released a

statement— by his deceit. holly released a statement on— by his deceit. holly released a statement on social media eeytnp— statement on social media eeytpp, ween— statement on social media saying, when the reports of the tetettenettp— saying, when the reports of the relationship first— saying, when the reports of the relationship first surfaced, she estee— relationship first surfaced, she eetet ttttttp— relationship first surfaced, she asked phillip directly if it was true— asked phillip directly if it was true art— asked phillip directly if it was true and re— asked phillip directly if it was true and he told— asked phillip directly if it was true and he told her it was not. ste— true and he told her it was not. she says— true and he told her it was not. she eats rte— true and he told her it was not. she says it's been— true and he told her it was not. she says it's been very hurtful to new— she says it's been very hurtful te tet— she says it's been very hurtful to now find out— she says it's been very hurtful to now find out this was a lie. rtttttp— to now find out this was a lie. phillip resigned— to now find out this was a lie. phillip resigned yesterday after etmttttrrp— phillip resigned yesterday after etmttttrp tree— phillip resigned yesterday after admitting the affair, describing it admitting the affair, describing tt ee— admitting the affair, describing tt ee upwtee— admitting the affair, describing it as unwise but— admitting the affair, describing it as unwise but not illegal. mert— it as unwise but not illegal. rrett err— it as unwise but not illegal. mail on sunday,— it as unwise but not illegal. mail on sunday, journalist ctertette— mail on sunday, journalist charlotte griffiths says people in charlotte griffiths says people trr tre— charlotte griffiths says people in the industry— charlotte griffiths says people in the industry must have known it in the industry must have known tt wee— in the industry must have known tt e— in the industry must have known tt e rttee— in the industry must have known it was a video of— in the industry must have known it was a video of him having turret— it was a video of him having turret tu— it was a video of him having turret tr e— it was a video of him having lunch in a cafe— it was a video of him having lunch in a cafe with this young urt— lunch in a cafe with this young man and although i think he was 18 man and although i think he was re ut— man and although i think he was re ut the— man and although i think he was 18 at the time,— man and although i think he was 18 at the time, so— man and although i think he was 18 at the time, so it— man and although i think he was 18 at the time, so it was the worst— 18 at the time, so it was the worst kept— 18 at the time, so it was the worst kept secret. /r:::r. 18 at the time, so it was the worst kept secret. v/rzzr. worst kept secret. you have to tate— worst kept secret. you have to take him at his word. holly must have asked him about this. people around him must have asked him about and he must asked him about this and he must have that's what he said. have lied. that's what he said. and that's all we know, right now. well, gb news presenter and temper— now. well, gb news presenter and termer-merutup— now. well, gb news presenter and former-morning host- former this morning host eamonn uetmee— former this morning host eamonn hermes-eut— former this morning host eamonn holmes-outhhillip- holmes has hit out at phillip saving— holmes has hit out at phillip stung—teen- holmes has hit out at phillip. saying—been caught saying he's finally been caught out saying he's finally been caught eutleeetut— saying he's finally been caught out-social media. - saying he's finally been caught out social media. he said for out on social media. he said for high— out on social media. he said for ttpt memters— out on social media. he said for high members of— out on social media. he said for high members of itv , management high members of itv, management merr— high members of itv, management mew utut— high members of itv, management mew utut sett— high members of itv, management knew what sort of—

high members of itv, management knew what sort of man he was and teet— knew what sort of man he was and never once took action to prevent— never once took action to prevent ttm — never once took action to prevent him controlling or tutmp— prevent him controlling or taking advantage of his position young— taking advantage of his position over young people. while itv sets— over young people. while itv sets tt— over young people. while itv suys t tt— over young people. while itv says it did investigate the rumours of a— says it did investigate the rumours of a relationship between— rumours of a relationship between schofield and the empteyee— between schofield and the empteyee m— between schofield and the employee in 2020, but found no evttetee— employee in 2020, but found no evttetee te— employee in 2020, but found no evidence to support the claims , evidence to support the claims, as pett— evidence to support the claims, as tett purttes— evidence to support the claims, as both parties denied it. evidence to support the claims, as both parties denied it . well, as both parties denied it. well, emetter— as both parties denied it. well, metter perus— as both parties denied it. well, another news the _ as both parties denied it. well, another news the home office sets— another news the home office sets tte— another news the home office says the border— another news the home office says the border control system tutture — says the border control system tutture ut— says the border control system failure at multiple uk airports has failure at multiple uk airports tus terr— failure at multiple uk airports tus teet— failure at multiple uk airports has now been fixed. earlier, tteusutts— has now been fixed. earlier, thousands of— has now been fixed. earlier, thousands of people travelling for thousands of people travelling ter tte— thousands of people travelling ter tte tutt— thousands of people travelling for the bank holiday faced terms— for the bank holiday faced delays after— for the bank holiday faced delays after a— for the bank holiday faced delays after a technical fault on tte— delays after a technical fault on the e—gates. _ delays after a technical fault on the e—gates. passports for ttese— on the e—gates. passports for those arriving— on the e—gates. passports for those arriving into the uk had to te— those arriving into the uk had to be checked— those arriving into the uk had to be checked by— those arriving into the uk had to be checked by hand rather ttm— to be checked by hand rather ttm tte— to be checked by hand rather than the automated machines . than the automated machines. utters— than the automated machines. rrtet tte— than the automated machines. when the home— than the automated machines. when the home office has thanked ttese— when the home office has thanked ttese tmpuetet— when the home office has thanked those impacted for— when the home office has thanked those impacted for their puttetee— those impacted for their puttetee te— those impacted for their patience to just up oil, protesters— patience to just up oil, protesters have been arrested for protesters have been arrested ter ttsruptmp— protesters have been arrested for disrupting the gallagher premtersttp— for disrupting the gallagher premiership rugby final at twickenham._ premiership rugby final at twickenham. 37 year old dr. rutrtet— twickenham. 37 year old dr. rutrtet turt— twickenham. 37 year old dr. patrick hart from bristol and 40

rear— patrick hart from bristol and 40 year ott— patrick hart from bristol and 40 year ett sum— patrick hart from bristol and 40 year old sam johnson from essex ran year old sam johnson from essex eme— year old sam johnson from essex ette tte— year old sam johnson from essex ran onto the pitch— year old sam johnson from essex ran onto the pitch midway ttreupt— ran onto the pitch midway ttreupt tte— ran onto the pitch midway through the first half of the mutet— through the first half of the match before _ through the first half of the match before throwing orange putt— match before throwing orange pumt pewter— match before throwing orange paint powder onto the field. play— paint powder onto the field. map was— paint powder onto the field. play was suspended as the men eseertet— play was suspended as the men were escorted from _ play was suspended as the men were escorted from the stadium by stewards— were escorted from the stadium by steuurts us— were escorted from the stadium by stewards as tv— were escorted from the stadium by stewards as tv online , dab+ by stewards as tv online, dab+ retre— by stewards as tv online, dab+ rutte utt— by stewards as tv online, dab+ rutte mt et— by stewards as tv online, dab+ radio and on tune— by stewards as tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is. et— radio and on tune in. this is. et news.— gb news. i hello. gb news. hello and welcome to headliners . i'm and joining . i'm andrew doyle. and joining me a good chinwag me to have a good old chinwag about sunday's our about sunday's newspapers, our headune headline is veteran scott capurro and a new recruit for headliners. it's victor daniels. welcome, victor . hey. first time welcome, victor. hey. first time i know welcome, victor. hey. first time r mew rm— welcome, victor. hey. first time i know i'm nervous.— welcome, victor. hey. first time i know i'm nervous. i— welcome, victor. hey. first time i know i'm nervous. i feel- f « ttm” r; first time i know i'm nervous. i feel like rm.— i know i'm nervous. i feel like m r— i know i'm nervous. i feel like r-m. treet— i know i'm nervous. i feel like i'm. ifeel like— i know i'm nervous. i feel like i'm. i feel like candace owen mett— i'm. i feel like candace owen rtptt mu.— i'm. i feel like candace owen rtptt te— i'm. i feel like candace owen right now. do you.7 your i'm. i feel like candace owen right now. do you? your headline is right now. do you? your headline ts vtrpm. — right now. do you? your headline ts vtrpm. teat.— right now. do you? your headline is virgin. yeah. yeah.- right now. do you? your headline is virgin. v425?" v425?" ' ”cl right now. do you? your headline is virgin. / / ”cl is virgin. yeah. yeah. are you happy , scott, today to groom him happy, scott, today to groom him as well as possible? whoa, whoa, whoa. let's. let's not let's not use that. scott

use language like that. scott we've got to get going. we've got to get him going. okay? we're start by okay? we're going to start by looking sunday's pages. okay? we're going to start by lookmail sunday's pages. okay? we're going to start by lookmail s|sunday pages. okay? we're going to start by lookmail s|sunday leading;. the mail on sunday is leading with schofield's was just with schofield's lover was just 15 when they met. we'll get to that in a moment. sunday's telegraph has sunak asks stores to cap basic food prices. there's also a story there. trans lobby group helped nhs plan treatment of children . plan treatment of children. we'll be getting to that one, too. the observer leading too. the observer is leading with bitter fight with ministers in bitter fight to of covid secrets to halt release of covid secrets . the sun. willoughby . . the sun. holly willoughby. phil lied to me. . the sun. holly willoughby. phil lied to me . sunday express phil lied to me. sunday express has we can cut migration and thrive . and the daily star . it's thrive. and the daily star. it's holly willoughby again. i'm so hurt . phil holly willoughby again. i'm so hurt. phil lied to me. holly willoughby again. i'm so hurt . phil lied to me. those hurt. phil lied to me. those were your front pages . so we're were your front pages. so we're going to kick off with the front cover of the mail on sunday. scott, what are they leading with? well, they're talking about schofield's lover with just when they met. and he just 15 when they met. and he was. then the just 15 when they met. and he was.-then the kid- just 15 when they met. and he was.-then the kid got- just 15 when they met. and he was.-then the kid got a. 1; " and he was. then the kid got a job was. and then the kid got a job uten— was. and then the kid got a job utet te-s— was. and then the kid got a job utet te-s m— was. and then the kid got a job when he's an adult at the status— when he's an adult at the station where— when he's an adult at the station where he worked. and

ttet— station where he worked. and ttet tteu— station where he worked. and then they continued the relationship— then they continued the relationship they actually relationship and they actually met— relationship and they actuallyi they—relationship relationship and they actually they point. relationship relationship and they actually they point. right.elationship relationship and they actually they point. right.elati(nowp at that point. right. and now terry-s— at that point. right. and now tours—ter- at that point. right. and now holly's her feelings holly's angry and her feelings are-because— holly's angry and her feelings are-because she's- holly's angry and her feelings are because she's not are hurt because she's not pettmp— are hurt because she's not pettmp tut.— are hurt because she's not getting laid. that's that's ttet-s— getting laid. that's that's that's what— getting laid. that's that's that's what article says. that's what the article says. ste— that's what the article says. ste sets— that's what the article says. ste says to — that's what the article says. she says no one— that's what the article says. she says no one will hit on me. why— she says no one will hit on me. tutu tet— she says no one will hit on me. why not met— she says no one will hit on me. why not met r— she says no one will hit on me. why not me? i mean, it's competitive— why not me? i mean, it's competitive ,_ why not me? i mean, it's competitive , right? she's like, competitive, right? she's like, r-m — competitive, right? she's like, m net.— competitive, right? she's like, r-m-rrleut-t— competitive, right? she's like, i'm -41.ican't get- competitive, right? she's like, i'm 41. can't get an 18 i'm only 41. i can't get an 18 year— i'm only 41. i can't get an 18 year out. — i'm only 41. i can't get an 18 year ett. terr— i'm only 41. i can't get an 18 year old. how come he can't? oh om— year old. how come he can't? oh om seem— year old. how come he can't? oh man. oh, scott, that's an mterestmp— man. oh, scott, that's an interesting take on story interesting take on this story is interesting take on this story ts mutt.— interesting take on this story ts rtptt. ste-s— interesting take on this story is right. she's angry because interesting take on this story is riginot'she's angry because interesting take on this story is riginot seen angry because interesting take on this story is riginot seen angryromantic she's not seen as a romantic teet— she's not seen as a romantic teut utt— she's not seen as a romantic teut melts— she's not seen as a romantic teut melts. — she's not seen as a romantic lead and is. she's not seen as a romantic lead and is . she's not seen as a romantic- lead and-is . that's her only lead and he is. that's her only issue with this whole thing. well, she's upset because she was lied to. no, you know what? ste— was lied to. no, you know what? ste ste— was lied to. no, you know what? ste ste trus— was lied to. no, you know what? she she was lied— was lied to. no, you know what? she she was lied to.— c in: no, you know what? she she was lied to. yeah, the kid she she was lied to. yeah, the ttt wertet— she she was lied to. yeah, the kid worked at— she she was lied to. yeah, the kid worked at the— she she was lied to. yeah, the kid worked at the station when he kid worked at the station when te-m— kid worked at the station when te-ut stutt— kid worked at the station when he-an adult. yes- kid worked at the station when he an adult. yes he got he was an adult. yes he got tepetter— he was an adult. yes he got together schofield. they together with schofield. they all together with schofield. they art—mew— together with schofield. they all_ knew she's - together with schofield. they all knew she's not all knew. she knew she's not teet— all knew. she knew she's not teen-te- — all knew. she knew she's not been -to. -using- all knew. she knew she's not been to. using this been lied to. she's using this aslcover because- been lied to. she's using this as cover because she wants to as a cover because she wants to keep— as a cover because she wants to keep ter— as a cover because she wants to keep tertet. — as a cover because she wants to keep her job. she— as a cover because she wants to keep her job. : keep herjob. she says today she has lied. she wants to keep her job. she says today shel has-lied. she wants to wear has been lied. she wants to wear the has been lied. she wants to wear tte tterut— has been lied. she wants to wear the floral print— has been lied. she wants to wear the floral print dresses.- i c tit: she wants to wear the floral print dresses. what? ste-s—ts— the floral print dresses. what? she's—is that- she's angry about is that no saving— she's angry about is that no one's saying-oh,- she's angry about is that no one's saying oh, her, what one's saying to oh, her, what stout,— one's saying to oh, her, what about you— one's saying to oh, her, what about, you know,— one's saying to oh, her, what about, you know, what about your remuttte— about, you know, what about your romantic—cares. i about, you know, what about your romantic—cares. j romantic interest? no one cares. pow,— romantic interest? no one cares. tum-ttm— romantic interest? no one cares. tum-ttm ts— romantic interest? no one cares. tum-ttm ts m— now, victor, this is an interesting because when i saw the headline earlier, it said schofield was just 15 when

schofield lover was just 15 when they 15 underlined for they met. 15 is underlined for dramatic effect. i thought, well, the police. this well, we call the police. this is an underage individual. was is an underage individual. i was thinking. you read it. thinking. but then you read it. second the second paragraph. no the relationship started after he was adult. in other was 18, an adult. so in other words, is a story about two words, this is a story about two consenting adults having a sexual affair. why do i care? well, there's a bit i don't want to that word, but if you've to use that word, but if you've met someone when they're 15 and now they're 18, was talking met someone when they're 15 and now thejwhen , was talking met someone when they're 15 and now thejwhen they was talking met someone when they're 15 and now thejwhen they were talking met someone when they're 15 and now thejwhen they were 15. yes. to them when they were 15. yes. they on dates he must to them when they were 15. yes. they-on dates he must bei they went on dates he must be tuttmp— they went on dates he must be tuttmplttte— they went on dates he must be talking-like-a- talking to like that's a squeamishness that a lot of us property— squeamishness that a lot of us pretutty tute- — squeamishness that a lot of us probably have. c"tiil”tiil probably have. but there's no law being here, is there? probably have. but there's no law tno,] here, is there? probably have. but there's no law no, i here, is there? probably have. but there's no law no, i mean, here, is there? probably have. but there's no law no, i mean, this, is there? probably have. but there's no law no, i mean, this is; there? probably have. but there's no law no, i mean, this is whate? probably have. but there's no law no, i mean, this is what i’ yeah no, i mean, this is what i find a bit weird about this. there does to be a degree there does seem to be a degree of hysteria around this. if the second someone has slept second that someone has slept with someone who's under age prosecution, book at prosecution, throw the book at them. make sure that we drag them. make sure that we drag them through the and yes, them through the mud. and yes, it's interest story. it's a public interest story. right? | it's a public interest story. right? i can't help but feel this is going a bit far for this is all going a bit far for what dealing with, what we are dealing with, a sexual relationship between adults, adults, adults, consenting adults, shocked celebrity shocked that a famous celebrity has that's years shocked that a famous celebrity hasjunior. that's years shocked that a famous celebrity hasjunior. it that's years shocked that a famous celebrity hasjunior. it happens years shocked that a famous celebrity hasjunior. it happens allears shocked that a famous celebrity hasjunior. it happens all the his junior. it happens all the ttme— his junior. it happens all the ttme m— his junior. it happens all the time in showbiz.— his junior. it happens all the time in showbiz. all- i i it happens all the time in showbiz. all all the ttme.— time in showbiz. all all the ttme. — time in showbiz. all all the ttme. tees— time in showbiz. all all the time. t : t time. does leonardo dicaprio have few age gaps? one

have quite a few age gaps? one after another? so gender- t: g 3“ one after another? so gender fluid, oner _ after another? so gender fluid, ste-t— after another? so gender fluid, ste-t ttmt— after another? so gender fluid, one,-i think what- after another? so gender fluid, one, i think what this one, too. i think what this stem— one, too. i think what this stem ts— one, too. i think what this stem ts saying— one, too. i think what this story is saying is that story is saying here is that setettett— story is saying here is that schofield is— story is saying here is that schofield is on— story is saying here is that schofield is on a show that's schofield is on a tv show that's in schofield is on a tv show that's m-memmp— schofield is on a tv show that's in - morning and _ schofield is on a tv show that's in morning and he's seen in the morning and he's seen a set— in the morning and he's seen a sort et— in the morning and he's seen a sort et eet— in the morning and he's seen a sort et -eette- in the morning and he's seen a sort of even he lied sort of even though he lied about— sort of even though he lied about tts— sort of even though he lied about his sexuality and he ttrereet— about his sexuality and he divorced-you- about his sexuality and he divorced you know, divorced or, you know, his murrtupe— divorced or, you know, his marriage fell— divorced or, you know, his marriage fell apart over it. he stttt— marriage fell apart over it. he stttt see— marriage fell apart over it. he stttt us— marriage fell apart over it. he still seen as this— marriage fell apart over it. he still seen as this sort of this euttty— still seen as this sort of this cuddly teddy— still seen as this sort of this cuddly teddy and how he cuddly teddy bear and how he ueuttt-t—etl cuddly teddy bear and how he. wouldn't—of the wouldn't do people think of the peter,— wouldn't do people think of the ester _thev- wouldn't do people think of the gofer, _they still. gofer, don't they? they still think of gordon the gopher and that yeah, that's that sort of sweet. yeah, that's all i mean, i think look, all that i mean, i think look, i think free country people should be judge anyone be able to morally judge anyone else fit all else however they see fit all the it. but you know, the rest of it. but you know, but i think some of the stuff i've seen online has been defamation. i think problem defamation. i think the problem is him when he was is that he met him when he was 15 get the 15 and he helped him get the job. and for anyone watching at tome,— job. and for anyone watching at tome-mt— job. and for anyone watching at ttme-rttt up— job. and for anyone watching at home,-phil lip did- and for anyone watching at home, phil lip did not home, yeah, phil lip did not tetp— home, yeah, phil lip did not tetp-ttts— home, yeah, phil lip did not tetp-ttts tet- home, yeah, phil lip did not help this job. that's help me get this job. that's utut— help me get this job. that's ttm-stu— help me get this job. that's what say, victor. \ttiit what you say, victor. no, i ttmt— what you say, victor. no, i ttmtlt— what you say, victor. no, i ttmtlt-t- what you say, victor. no, i think a i this kid think in a way, i think this kid scored. he hot, mature scored. he met a hot, mature i don't know about hot. well all right. again, subjective. hot enough. somebody right. again, subjective. hot enotattracted somebody right. again, subjective. hot enotattracted thatsomebody right. again, subjective. hot enotattracted that thatzbody was attracted to that that helped in his career and helped him in his career and that they had relationship. that they had a relationship. i don't problem at don't see that's the problem at all. buti don't see that's the problem at all. but i mean, the meeting of 15, all. but i mean, the meeting of re, t— all. but i mean, the meeting of re, t meet— all. but i mean, the meeting of re, t tt-s— all. but i mean, the meeting of 15, i mean, it'slbit_ but i mean, the meeting of 15, i mean, it's bit think

15, i mean, it's a bit i think tteu— 15, i mean, it's a bit i think ttey met— 15, i mean, it's a bit i think ttey met at— 15, i mean, it's a bit i think ttey met at u— 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met at a school function 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met thei school function 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met the kidiool function 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met the kid got function 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met the kid got ainction 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met the kid got a job.)n 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met the kid got a job. i 15, i mean, it's a bit i think they met the kid got a job. and then the kid got a job. she even worse. so— and then the kid got a job. she even worse. so they— and then the kid got a job. she even worse. so they met- and then the kid got a job. she even worse. so they met at school and then he got a job three later. there's three years later. there's a problem. so love the problem. so people also love the stem,— problem. so people also love the stem, ten-t— problem. so people also love the show, don't they?— problem. so people also love the show, don't they? they— so people also love the show, don't they? they love this memmp. —teet| morning. and i think they feel personally— personally offended that he lied about— personally offended that he lied about relationship, about his relationship, whereas i about his relationship, whereas t ten-t— about his relationship, whereas t tet-t eure— about his relationship, whereas i don't care because i don't mew— i don't care because i don't mew-anu- i don't care because i don't know-and on- i don't care because i don't know-and on top. i don't care because i don't know-and on top ofl i don't care because i don't- know-and on top of that, he know him. and on top of that, he was i mean, yeah, was married. i mean, yeah, people about people are angry about the adultery how again, adultery and how could he again, it's ridiculous. it's absurd. it mates— makes people seem like they're ettttret— makes people seem like they're children,_idea| children, like they had no idea ttese— children, like they had no idea ttese ttmps— children, like they had no idea these things-i- children, like they had no idea these things i these things go on. i mean, ttm-s— these things go on. i mean, tttt-s m,— these things go on. i mean, that's my only concern about this is the way it's being spun to something very untoward to imply something very untoward is it it you is homophobic. it is. it is. you mew,— is homophobic. it is. it is. you mom-t— is homophobic. it is. it is. you know, i don't think know, i. i don't think it's homophobic. think because they homophobic. i think because they think was this kid think he was grooming this kid who he's a guy who was 15 because he's a guy they think it was a man and they i think if it was a man and a 15 year woman that he met a 15 year old woman that he met and he her again when and then he met her again when she was 18, people wouldn't be. so. no, victor, victor, come so. no, but victor, victor, come in. if he married to a man. in. if he was married to a man. att— in. if he was married to a man. ant-met— in. if he was married to a man. ant-met ttts- in. if he was married to a man. and-met this and- i if he was married to a man. and met this and had an and then he met this and had an utter— and then he met this and had an uttutr tutt— and then he met this and had an affair with another— and then he met this and had an affair with another man. affair with another this man. ttem— affair with another this man. then-different.- affair with another this man. then different. but he was then it's different. but he was murrtet— then it's different. but he was murrtetlu— then it's different. but he was married-a-and- then it's different. but he was married-a-and he's married to a woman, and now he's tut—u— had an affair with a man. i must— had an affair with a man. i think that's— had an affair with a man. i think that's just- had an affair with a man. i think that's just too much for peepte— think that's just too much for peepte mmts— think that's just too much for people minds to— think that's just too much for people minds to process. too must— people minds to process. too mute—- people minds to process. too. much—are jealous. much luck. people are jealous. ttm-s—

much luck. people are jealous. tttt-s—ttts— much luck. people are jealous. that's-this is- much luck. people are jealous. that's-this is a- that's what it is. this is a complicated issue which we're hardly going resolve around complicated issue which we're hard let's ng resolve around complicated issue which we're hard let's move resolve around complicated issue which we're hard let's move on olve around complicated issue which we're hard let's move on olve rto und complicated issue which we're hard let's move on olve to the fire. let's move on now to the telegraph. now, there's a number of on of interesting stories on the front telegraph, victor, front of the telegraph, victor, what well, what have you spotted? well, there's trans there's this one about trans lobby group helped nhs plan lobby group helped the nhs plan treatment for children for people at home who don't understand i'm talking understand what i'm talking about. if a child is 12, this trum— about. if a child is 12, this trans—which. about. if a child is 12, this. trans—which are trans lobby group, which are euttet— trans lobby group, which are euttet-utt- trans lobby group, which are called and provide called mermaids and provide treatment— called mermaids and provide treatment for— called mermaids and provide treatment for 12— called mermaids and provide treatment for 12 year olds who are considering— treatment for 12 year olds who are considering changing their sex now, you know , i think the sex now, you know, i think the name mermaids— sex now, you know, i think the name mermaids is— sex now, you know, i think the name mermaids is a really badly etese— name mermaids is a really badly chosen name because mermaids, of ture peepte— chosen name because mermaids, of course, lure people their course, lure people to their teams— course, lure people to their deaths-rocks. - course, lure people to their deaths rocks. course, lure people to their. deaths-rocks. so not course, lure people to their- deaths-rocks. so not not deaths on the rocks. so not not not deaths on the rocks. so not not net-rues.— deaths on the rocks. so not not not idea. but anyway , not a great idea. but anyway, this is i mean, what we're discovering that susie discovering now is that susie green, the ceo of green, who is the ceo of mermaids, direct access to mermaids, had direct access to the and gender the tavistock and portman gender paediatric clinic. right now, we have to be clear about what this woman is, right? so susie green, when her son was toddler and when her son was a toddler and started crawling before the dolls like the dolls and dolls and like the dolls and wanted hair long, she wanted his hair long, she decided that meant he was trans. also, the father was upset because was with because he was playing with dolls things , and there was dolls and things, and there was a homophobic that .

a homophobic element to that. and he was 16, she and then when he was 16, she flew to thailand have flew him to thailand to have a sex change operation. now she has no specific— sex change operation. now she has no specific skills- stix {fiftigti cit" now she has no specific skills medically . ste— has no specific skills medically . ste ts— has no specific skills medically . she is merely— has no specific skills medically . she is merely an— has no specific skills medically . she is merely an actress. ste-s— . she is merely an actress. ste-s pust— . she is merely an actress. ste-s iust m— . she is merely an actress. she's just an activist- . she is merely an actress. she's just an activist mother who took her 16 year old kid to be effectively sterilised. so so we've got some questions tee.— so we've got some questions tere. ves— so we've got some questions tere. yes we— so we've got some questions here. yes, we do. _ so we've got some questions here. yes, we do. first of all, terr— here. yes, we do. first of all, teu tees— here. yes, we do. first of all, how does she— here. yes, we do. first of all, how does she get— here. yes, we do. first of all, how does she get a direct line to tte— how does she get a direct line to the doctor?— how does she get a direct line to the doctor? i— how does she get a direct line to the doctor? i can't book to the doctor? i can't even book an to the doctor? i can't even book err—tet— to the doctor? i can't even book ut—tet treme- an appointment, let alone a ttreeter— an appointment, let alone a ttreeter. — an appointment, let alone a director . get— an appointment, let alone a director. get up- an appointment, let alone a director . chic c. 3:50 an appointment, let alone a director. chic c. 3:50 « cult” director. get up at 730, victor . you have you have to be on . you have to you have to be on that make a really that phone. you make a really good though. it good point, though. why is it that activist gets to inform that an activist gets to inform nhs policy about something which we now know has been putting thousands of children at at risk, but government agencies solicit the advice of non professional charities all the time so i can jump in there. they do do. they do. but when it comes to schools, do universities do and so do. the reason why this is so important, i think, is because since, i think, is that because since, you hannah barnes did this you know, hannah barnes did this study, think on the study, time to think on the tavistock now know that study, time to think on the tavimajority now know that study, time to think on the tavimajority of now know that study, time to think on the tavimajority of kidsw know that study, time to think on the tavimajority of kids who ow that study, time to think on the tavimajority of kids who are that the majority of kids who are

referred to the tavistock tavistock autistic on tavistock were autistic or on the spectrum and the autistic spectrum and a major majority were same sex attracted. in other words, you have these parents who notice that their little boy likes to play that their little boy likes to play with dolls or their little girl likes football, gender nonconforming kids, and they say, fix say, quick, we've got to fix them. right. got to get them. right. we've got to get them. right. we've got to get them isn't this just them in. there isn't this just fixing gay basically fixing gay kids basically fixing. wow. well, i don't think you eut— fixing. wow. well, i don't think you tte— fixing. wow. well, i don't think you can fix that. _ fixing. wow. well, i don't think you can fix that. i— “x g wow. well, i don't think you can fix that. mg you can fix that. i think they're just i think they're just damaged. i think you're puttmp— just damaged. i think you're puttmp ttem— just damaged. i think you're putting them on— 33: i think you're putting them on puberty blockers and cross—sex hormones. and i met— and cross—sex hormones. and i ttmt-to— and cross—sex hormones. and i ttmt-to tt— and cross—sex hormones. and i think-to it, they- and cross—sex hormones. and i think-to it, they do. and cross—sex hormones. and i think to it, they do it think in order to it, they do it in think in order to it, they do it tre-mett— think in order to it, they do it in _well, maybe- think in order to it, they do it in _well, maybe some. think in order to it, they do it in _well, maybe some the in iran. well, maybe some of the girls boys so girls want to become boys so they win a spoon race. they can win a spoon race. i mean, but there's that mean, but there's always that possibility. it's great way possibility. it's a great way for possibility. it's a great way tor-spotte— possibility. it's a great way for-sporting career.- possibility. it's a great way- for-sporting career. yeah. for your sporting career. yeah. meter.— for your sporting career. yeah. meter-gems— for your sporting career. yeah. victor,-going.hurt. victor, they're going to hurt their hamstrings, though. we're going later going to talk about that later in think in the show. but i think also this this whole thing's this this is the whole thing's been now. and the been questioned now. and the mermaid the has mermaid act motty in the nhs has been halted tavistock been halted and the tavistock clinic at least the gender non—conforming tavistock clinic agency bit has been halted as well . so that's good. although well. so that's good. although the well. so that's good. although tte pesot— well. so that's good. although tte pesot m— well. so that's good. although the person in charge- well. so that's good. although the person in charge of- the person in charge of retormme— the person in charge of reforming it— the person in charge of reforming it is now saying ttere-s— reforming it is now saying there's-need- reforming it is now saying there's need changing there's no need for changing it teeuse—

there's no need for changing it because-activist- there's no need for changing iti because-activist-he because he's an activist too. he is,-appointment,- is, yes. great appointment, guys-— is, yes. great appointment, guys-ott— is, yes. great appointment, guys-tte give- is, yes. great appointment, guys. did give access to guys. they did give access to tte— guys. they did give access to tte to— guys. they did give access to tte to mm— guys. they did give access to the to this mermaid group. 't: the to this mermaid group. and the to this mermaid group. and tte torrttte— the to this mermaid group. and the horrible thing— the to this mermaid group. and the horrible thing is— the to this mermaid group. and the horrible thing is that they've they've they've altered permanently the permanently in some cases the lives so many young people. lives of so many young people. so can children at 12 be so can childrenyat 12 be altered so can children at 12 be altered 7 so can children at 12 be altered e rs— so can children at 12 be altered e islthev-_ so can children at 12 be altered e islthev- to— so can children at 12 be altered ? islthey. no they- so can children at 12 be altered ? islthey. no they they- so can children at 12 be altered ? \ttiit tit?" ? is it they. no they they can be put on a puberty block because we don't know the effects of them. and the long term effects. you know, some of the studies are coming the studies that are coming out now revealing there can now are revealing that there can be some serious risks. so that hasn't or tried. hasn't been tested or tried. and in puberty in virtually all cases, puberty blockers cross—sex blockers go on to cross—sex hormones surgery . so hormones and then to surgery. so it is a dangerous game. it is a very dangerous game. kids experimental kids were experimental little gangster,— kids were experimental little gangster, guinea gangster, little little guinea pigs- _ gangster, little little guinea ptps. -were.- gangster, little little guinea. pigs. .were. _okay. pigs. they were. yeah. okay. well to move on. well we're going to move on. there's on there's another story on the front the telegraph which front of the telegraph which i want rishi want to talk about is rishi sunak ask stores to sunak will ask stores to cap bafic sunak will ask stores to cap basic prices. yes, i'm basic food prices. yes, i'm a fan of this. yeah, i think. i met— fan of this. yeah, i think. i ttmt we— fan of this. yeah, i think. i think we can— fan of this. yeah, i think. i think we can get- yeah, i think. i think we can get corned beef eggs- _ think we can get corned beef epps. jerk— think we can get corned beef eggs. jerk chicken and jollof rice. chinese.— eggs. jerk chicken and jollof rice. chinese. your average tetot. — rice. chinese. your average tetot. -eot- rice. chinese. your average kebab. _can cut- rice. chinese. your average kebab. can cut these kebab. if we can cut these prtees— kebab. if we can cut these prtees. ts— kebab. if we can cut these prtees. ts rt.— kebab. if we can cut these prices. is it. is— kebab. if we can cut these prices. is it. is it- kebab. if we can cut these prices. is it. is it that you rust— prices. is it. is it that you tust wett— prices. is it. is it that you just want them - prices. is it. is it that you just want them to cap prices of the just want them to cap prices of tte toot— just want them to cap prices of the food that— just want them to cap prices of the food that you— just want them to cap prices of the food that you like? v./tit just want them to cap prices of the food that you like? v/ri. the food that you like? you want the food that you like? you want the snacks. we— the food that you like? you want the snacks. we all_ the food that you like? you want the snacks. we all like- the food that you like? v/ri. i we all like these the snacks. we all like these toots. — the snacks. we all like these toots. tt-s— the snacks. we all like these foods. it's about—

i we all like these foods. it's about time. well, t-m — foods. it's about time. well, t-m o— foods. it's about time. well, i'm a vegetarian,- foods. it's about time. well, i'm a vegetarian, so i you know, i'm a vegetarian, so i you know, t eet-t— i'm a vegetarian, so i you know, t eet-t wttt— i'm a vegetarian, so i you know, i can't will they— i'm a vegetarian, so i you know, i can't will they cap corn burgers— i can't will they cap corn burgers-the— i can't will they cap corn burgers the organic burgers or the organic plant tosete — burgers or the organic plant based? _never. i burgers or the organic plant- based? _never. what based? no, they never. what about— based? no, they never. what about-rompe- based? no, they never. what about-range chicken?| about my free range chicken? are ttew—ttts- about my free range chicken? are ttew—ttts tsl they going to do that? this is it i they going to do that? this is ttlt mem— they going to do that? this is it i mean, they're saying it is. i mean, they're saying that this the biggest attempt that this is the biggest attempt to manage supermarket to sort of manage supermarket pnces to sort of manage supermarket prices edward heath in to sort of manage supermarket pricezbut edward heath in to sort of manage supermarket pricezbut maybe ard heath in to sort of manage supermarket pricezbut maybe given ath in to sort of manage supermarket pricezbut maybe given ath cost 1973. but maybe given the cost of maybe given of living crisis and maybe given the that so many people the fact that so many people are struggling, this is actually a really good for the basics really good idea for the basics like pasta and milk like bread and pasta and milk going 30. in my shop the going up 30. in my shop the otter— going up 30. in my shop the otter tow— going up 30. in my shop the otter tow m— going up 30. in my shop the other day in one— going up 30. in my shop the other day in one day,- git g c. £50 in my shop the other day in one day, 30% i spent. — other day in one day, 30% i spent. wept.— other day in one day, 30% i spent. yeah, but- other day in one day, 30% i spent. / other day in one day, 30% i spent. tv/tirit" spent. yeah, but you have lactose something. it's lactose free or something. it's raw milk. it almond i t: it's raw milk. it almond milk? raw milk. is it almond milk? no.— raw milk. is it almond milk? woo-wetsu— raw milk. is it almond milk? no,-victor. go— raw milk. is it almond milk? no,-victor. go on. - raw milk. is it almond milk? no,-victor. go on. i- raw milk. is it almond milk? \tit . ti.tit [itit i bought no, it's victor. go on. i bought six no, it's victor. go on. i bought stx ttems— no, it's victor. go on. i bought stx ttems ott— no, it's victor. go on. i bought six items and it— no, it's victor. go on. i bought six items and it cost- no, it's victor. go on. i bought six items and it cost me- \tit . ti.tit ctit i bought six items and it cost me £20. it woutt— six items and it cost me £20. it would—cheaper- six items and it cost me £20. it would—cheaper if- six items and it cost me £20. it would—cheaper if i. six items and it cost me £20. it. would—cheaper if i had would have been cheaper if i had the would have been cheaper if i had tte—we- would have been cheaper if i had tte—we rust- the clubcard. i mean, we just teet— the clubcard. i mean, we just teet to— the clubcard. i mean, we just need to-prices- the clubcard. i mean, we just need to prices down need to bring the prices down too— need to bring the prices down too-ttere-s- need to bring the prices down too _there's always. need to bring the prices down. too _there's always that, too much. there's always that, you i shop. i used to you know, i shop. i used to shoplift lot. it's really shoplift a lot. it's really effective. yeah. let's not otwoeote— effective. yeah. let's not advocate on advocate shoplifting here on ttts— advocate shoplifting here on this channel. _ advocate shoplifting here on this channel. no, we. we don't do this channel. no, we. we don't to—we-re- this channel. no, we. we don't to—we-re pome- this channel. no, we. we don't do_we're going to| do that. okay? we're going to move-ttm— do that. okay? we're going to move-ttts ts- do that. okay? we're going to move-this is the- do that. okay? we're going to move this is the front move on now. this is the front ot— move on now. this is the front cover of-observer. - move on now. this is the front cover of observer. scott. cover of the observer. scott. ttew-re — they're going with something tttterett— they're going with something. different. _ ministers different. oh, right. ministers tttter— different. oh, right. ministers bitter release bitter fight to halt the release of secrets. the of covid secrets. apparently the deadune deadline is approaching to hand over acted messages over unriddle acted messages between johnson and his between boris johnson and his ministers around the covid

epidemic and now they want to block them from public view. legal sources have said it's only a matter of days to launch a legal action to quash the demands from heather hallett. so why did they not want to reteose — so why did they not want to release these _ so why did they not want to release these messages? i release these messages? because mew-re— release these messages? because ttew-re—wttt- they're too afraid that it will alert people that boris alert people that that boris mishandled entire. but mishandled the entire. but we, of course, not the of course, do not know the eottett— of course, do not know the content messages, of course, do not know the- content-messages, but content of these messages, but otwoustw— content of these messages, but obviously - affect- obviously they affect negatively. and the conservatives have an election coming they're coming up and they're worried that is going to i mean, that this is going to i mean, just it's another the tories are done anyway. they're toast. i meet-tot-tol done anyway. they're toast. ii mean,-not-to get mean, they're not going to get ttew-re— mean, they're not going to get were not— mean, they're not going to get ttew-re not going— mean, they're not going to get they're not going to win. some of they're not going to win. some tot-towe— they're not going to win. some ot-ttwe topes. - they're not going to win. some of- have hopes. and. of them still have hopes. and i think to back. think boris wants to come back. really? think as really? yeah. and i think as well, of people are well, a lot of people are looking at it not as just tories or labour. i think they're peopte— or labour. i think they're peopte ore— ithink they're people are starting look people are starting to look at tte— people are starting to look at the establishment the whole establishment towotows. — nowadays. yeah, absolutely. but do boris johnson do you think that boris johnson could to come could seriously amount to come back of donald back in a sort of donald trump style? think so. really. he's style? i think so. really. he's the-charismatic- style? i think so. really. he's the-charismatic leader. the most charismatic leader weweor-r me.- the most charismatic leader we've _for me, hei the most charismatic leader. we've-for me, he was we've ever had. for me, he was a teeett. — we've ever had. for me, he was a tepett. tut— we've ever had. for me, he was a tepett. tut tte— we've ever had. for me, he was a legend. but the problem- we've ever had. for me, he was a legend. but the problem is too, that some of negative that some of the negative reaction is, is that he reaction to him is, is that he was and prove he was a liar and prove that he was. yeah, a politician. was. yeah, he's a politician. they— was. yeah, he's a politician. mew-tte.—

was. yeah, he's a politician. ttewitte. — was. yeah, he's a politician. ttewitte. t— was. yeah, he's a politician. they-lie. i mean,- yeah, he's a politician. they lie. they all lie. i mean, that's terrible. well, it's very cynical, but probably accurate. yeah, i there is as cynical, but probably accurate. ytpolitician,i there is as cynical, but probably accurate. ytpolitician, you there is as cynical, but probably accurate. ytpolitician, you won'tare is as a politician, you won't get. why— a politician, you won't get. wtw to— a politician, you won't get. why to we— a politician, you won't get. why do we-phillip- a politician, you won't get. why do we phillip schofield why do we hold phillip schofield at higher level now? just at a higher level now? he's just at a higher level now? he's just a bit weird, but i mean he lied a bit weird, but i mean he lied a criticising him a bit and you're criticising him so much. he's not he's not even eteetet. — so much. he's not he's not even eteetet. -savin9- so much. he's not he's not even elected. _saying we- so much. he's not he's not even. elected. _saying we should elected. you're saying we should hold elected representatives hold our elected representatives to higher to high standards? scott higher than to high standards? scott higher thétv. ithink to high standards? scott higher thétv. i think a politician's on tv. i think a politician's only— on tv. i think a politician's only top— on tv. i think a politician's only job ts— on tv. i think a politician's only job is there— . i think a politician's only job is there to entertain wett— only job is there to entertain us. well, they— only job is there to entertain us. well, they do- only job is there to entertain us. well, they do a- only job is there to entertain us. well, they do a good job of that. yeah, certainly. okay well, that's the front well, look, that's the front pages. rishi bit pages. thoroughly rishi is a bit boring. those are boring. but anyway, those are the pages, thoroughly the front pages, thoroughly deconstructed. do join us for the be the next section. we'll be talking about the ukrainian counteroffensive. kyiv labour counteroffensive and ron desantis counter counter offensive. it'll be very offensive. it'll be very offensive. see

that's not nobody can afford not to. — that's not nobody can afford not to. you-re— that's not nobody can afford not to. you're listening— that's not nobody can afford not to. you're listening to- that's not nobody can afford not to. you're listening to .- that's not nobody can afford not to. v/tit. iti c ec" t: cit to. you're listening to. gb news. welcome back to headliners for your first look at sunday's newspapers. i'm for your first look at sunday's newspapers . i'm andrew doyle. newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. i'm newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. t-m tomet— newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. i'm joined tonight— newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. i'm joined tonight by- i'm andrew doyle. i'm joined tonight by scott eopurro— i'm joined tonight by scott eopurro ott— i'm joined tonight by scott capurro and victor daniels . so, capurro and victor daniels. so, mott— capurro and victor daniels. so, seott. — capurro and victor daniels. so, scott, we're going— capurro and victor daniels. so, scott, we're going to kick off wttt — scott, we're going to kick off with-observer- scott, we're going to kick off with observer summer's with the observer and summer's tmottw— with the observer and summer's tmottw tere— with the observer and summer's finally here, which— with the observer and summer's finally here, which can only mean one thing,— finally here, which can only mean one thing, ukraine is on a

counter—offensive. _ mean one thing, ukraine is on a counter—offensive. that's what it means. oh ukraine. armed forces are flexing their arms. they're about to bam, bam, bam, go after russia. about time. have they been in war for a year? what's it? that's the tue— year? what's it? that's the tue ot— year? what's it? that's the nature of the— year? what's it? that's the nature of the war. - £23”? what's it? that's the nature of the war. this is this tos— nature of the war. this is this tos teet— nature of the war. this is this has been happening quite a lot, test-t— has been happening quite a lot, test-t tte— has been happening quite a lot, hasn't it? what's— has been happening quite a lot, hasn't it? what's new about this portteutor— hasn't it? what's new about this particular counter— hasn't it? what's new about this particular counter offence? cit" particular counter offence? oh, wett— particular counter offence? oh, wort-stung— particular counter offence? oh, well, _saying .they . well, they're saying that they they're training their soldiers with for with more help from the us for one thing. and that they're one thing. and and that they're going to attack russia and not just push the troops back. they're saying that they have no attachment to the people that are attacking different enclaves on the other side of the border in russia. that those in russia. they say that those are we've released are troops that we've released from don't from service. we don't look after , but we after them anymore, but we support they're doing. but support what they're doing. but everybody assumes actually that those that are attacking those people that are attacking within russia are are because they're getting orders from kyiv it's difficult to know, isn't it's so difficult to know, isn't it, it's so difficult to know, isn't tt-ttte— it's so difficult to know, isn't it,-like-this. it's so difficult to know, isn't it,-like-this isi it, victor? like where this is going— it, victor? like where this is going-just- it, victor? like where this is going just seems like going to go. it just seems like an war and there's no an endless war and there's no reat— an endless war and there's no reot extt— an endless war and there's no real exit point. _ an endless war and there's no real exit point. so- an endless war and there's no real exit point. trittt / real exit point. so the new york times they doing times said they were doing a loop. what it's real loop. that's what it's a real it's military strategy . it's it's a military strategy. it's this thing called eight loop

this thing called an eight loop where the kyiv is sending people into russia to come back toward the ukraine. have you heard the peopte— the ukraine. have you heard the peopte ttot— the ukraine. have you heard the peopte ttot ore— the ukraine. have you heard the people that are going— have you heard the people that are going into tussto— people that are going into tussto. tte— people that are going into russia, the people going into tussto— russia, the people going into tussto ore— russia, the people going into russia are far— russia, the people going into russia are far right. so what mtet— russia are far right. so what tttet ore— russia are far right. so what intel are they— russia are far right. so what intel are they going to come teet— intel are they going to come poet-rust— intel are they going to come back-just attack- intel are they going to come back just attack the black back with? just attack the black tusstotse— back with? just attack the black tusstotse tt— back with? just attack the black russians? it makes sense. russians? it makes no sense. tte— russians? it makes no sense. tte-moust— russians? it makes no sense. the-though, we- russians? it makes no sense. the _though, we keepl the thing is, though, we keep heanng hearing different reports and it's know. mean , it's difficult to know. i mean, i've heard from various sources that you know, he's that putin is, you know, he's going eventually. going to win this eventually. he just find sort of just has to find a sort of reasonable strategy. but reasonable exit strategy. but then saw the victory parade then you saw the victory parade where one where he had, what, like one tank and you couldn't let the pubuc tank and you couldn't let the public come along because was public come along because it was all limp. so that all a bit too limp. so that looks like he's losing. and so it's just impossible to know. i think his health is think that he's his health is suttermo— suffering, too. he doesn't look great— suffering, too. he doesn't look greet—motto- suffering, too. he doesn't look greet—motto osi great and he's not making as mott— great and he's not making as many appearances as he many public appearances as he tos—so— many public appearances as he tos—solttmt- has in the past. so i think prso.— has in the past. so i think otso. too.— has in the past. so i think also, too, that— has in the past. so i think also, too, that their economy is reottw—veoti really, really messed up. yeah. wept.— really, really messed up. yeah. teem-tte— really, really messed up. yeah. yeah.-the public- really, really messed up. yeah. yeah. the public is getting yeah. and the public is getting a yeah. and the public is getting olstet— yeah. and the public is getting onset-rt.— yeah. and the public is getting olstetltt. — yeah. and the public is getting a.sick.it. but- yeah. and the public is getting a.sick.it. but you- yeah. and the public is getting a sick it. ttiiri a bit sick of it. but you were in russia war began. i'm in russia as the war began. i'm not trying to the tanks role use in russia. yeah, i'm not suggesting part it. in russia. yeah, i'm not sugtnothing part it. in russia. yeah, i'm not sugtnothing to part it. in russia. yeah, i'm not sugtnothing to do part it. in russia. yeah, i'm not sugtnothing to do pe'that. it. in russia. yeah, i'm not sugtnothing to do pe'that. we no, nothing to do with that. we flew the ukraine because flew over the ukraine because i womtet— flew over the ukraine because i wettet to— flew over the ukraine because i wanted to check— flew over the ukraine because i wanted to check out our investment. _

wanted to check out our investment. once wanted to check out our investment. .once got to investment. and once we got to serm— investment. and once we got to saint petersburg,_ investment. and once we got to saint petersburg, people investment. and once we got to sainweretrsburg, people investment. and once we got to sain were allurg, people investment. and once we got to sain were all the people investment. and once we got to sain were all the local people that were all the local committees- that were all the local committees saying, that were all the local- committees-saying, oh, no, committees were saying, oh, no, it's committees were saying, oh, no, tt-s ott— committees were saying, oh, no, tt-s art-news.— committees were saying, oh, no, it's all - news. - not - it's all fake news. we're not mwowet— it's all fake news. we're not mwowet m— it's all fake news. we're not involved in-is- it's all fake news. we're not involved in is this isn't involved in this is this isn't rearw— involved in this is this isn't reottw—wel involved in this is this isn't. reottw—we really happening. but we are. weuomott-s— really happening. but we are.. mcdonald's—in mcdonald's getting the news in woeo— mcdonald's getting the news in troseow—trom - moscow right across from red square—tte- square saying, no, it's happening-- square saying, no, it's happening- - square saying, no, it's happening. i square saying, no, it's— happening. so the locals weren't getting then there was happening. so the locals weren't gettrussians then there was happening. so the locals weren't gettrussians were then there was happening. so the locals weren't gettrussians were gettingare was happening. so the locals weren't gettrussians were getting the was the russians were getting the news. just believe news. they just didn't believe it news. they just didn't believe tt-oeeurrmg. — they just didn't believe it occurring. thought it was occurring. they thought ttot— it was occurring. they thought that-ukraine— it was occurring. they thought that-ukraine was- it was occurring. they thought that ukraine was asking for that the ukraine was asking for it. that the ukraine was asking for t. —were| it. they thought that we were met— it. they thought that we werei ttot—ttem. that russia was helping them. they— that russia was helping them. ttew wee— that russia was helping them. they were asking the help of they were asking for the help of tussto. — they were asking for the help of russia. .think_ they were asking for the help of russia. .think about- they were asking for the help of. russia. .think about-the russia. you think about what the kind this is getting kind of spin this is getting from a russian citizens perspective must be very different from what we're heanng different from what we're hearing i thought hearing at the moment. i thought we were hearing at the moment. i thought we teormo— hearing at the moment. i thought we were hearing-they- hearing at the moment. i thought we were hearing-they were. we were hearing that they were ttgtttmo. — we were hearing that they were ttgtttmg. tt— we were hearing that they were fighting. it-like- we were hearing that they were fighting. it like the fighting. it seems like the war's-started. ii fighting. it seems like the- war's-started. i mean, war's only just started. i mean, wttt-s— what's been going on? i mean, ott— what's been going on? i mean, opt-ot— what's been going on? i mean, opt-or tte— what's been going on? i mean, and-of the reports- what's been going on? i mean, and of the reports and and some of the reports and ttew-re— and some of the reports and they're talking— and some of the reports and they're talking about on they're talking about it on teteorom — they're talking about it on telegram insta. telegram and he's gone on insta. wttt—ts— telegram and he's gone on insta. wttt—ts tttse- telegram and he's gone on insta. what—is this? are- what type of war is this? are ttew— what type of war is this? are ttew trottmg— what type of war is this? are they fighting for— what type of war is this? are they fighting for followers? tt-s— they fighting for followers? it's l modern _ they fighting for followers? it's modern war, fighting it's a modern war, fighting it ttgttottw. — it's a modern war, fighting it. digitally. _we're digitally. yes. all right. we're going to the sunday going to move on to the sunday telegraph now. victor, how badly does the next does labour want to win the next election? win election? well they want to win it pretty because it seems it pretty badly because it seems like they want to bring a kerb on migration of if on migration in the sense of if people come from people want to come from other countries they countries to work in here, they have a limited time to work. countries to work in here, they haveforlimited time to work.

countries to work in here, they havefor meted time to work. countries to work in here, they havefor me it'stime to work. countries to work in here, they havefor me it's got; to work. countries to work in here, they havefor me it's got its work. countries to work in here, they havefor me it's got its prost. countries to work in here, they havefor me it's got its pros and and for me it's got its pros and t— and for me it's got its pros and cons. i mean, if— and for me it's got its pros and cons. i mean, if you're a doctor or-wou— cons. i mean, if you're a doctor or-wou wou- cons. i mean, if you're a doctor or-wou you spent- cons. i mean, if you're a doctor or you you spend ten or a lawyer, you you spend ten wees— or a lawyer, you you spend ten wees-tt— or a lawyer, you you spend ten weersltt wou— or a lawyer, you you spend ten years.-if you work- or a lawyer, you you spend ten years. if you work for years. but if you work for uettweroo.— years. but if you work for deliveroo, you _ years. but if you work for deliveroo, you deliver the food. att— deliveroo, you deliver the food. ant-eter— deliveroo, you deliver the food.| and-after-you've and then after six hours, you've got—wow- and then after six hours, you've got—wow eouttrwi got to go back to your country. it got to go back to your country. tt-tt— got to go back to your country. tt-tt wowe- got to go back to your country. it-it work? yeah,- got to go back to your country. it it work? yeah, it's it how does it work? yeah, it's wett— it how does it work? yeah, it's wetrt wttt— it how does it work? yeah, it's weird with labour,— it how does it work? yeah, it's weird with labour, though, isn't tte —uo— weird with labour, though, isn't tte _do-whenl weird with labour, though, isn't it? _do-when itj it? they often do this when it comes an election because comes up to an election because obviously the tories like to say that tough migration, that they're tough on migration, but the labour will turn but then the labour will turn round and say, no, we're tougher on remember round and say, no, we're tougher on time? remember round and say, no, we're tougher on time? i remember round and say, no, we're tougher on time? i think remember round and say, no, we're tougher on time? i think wasemember round and say, no, we're tougher on time? i think was itiember round and say, no, we're tougher on time? i think was it ediber that time? i think was it ed miliband when put the mug, that time? i think was it ed militcreatedan put the mug, that time? i think was it ed militcreated a put the mug, that time? i think was it ed militcreated a labourut the mug, that time? i think was it ed militcreated a labour mugt mug, that time? i think was it ed militcreated a labour mug saying they created a labour mug saying labour migration. they labour tough on migration. they marketed a souvenir mug. labour tough on migration. they marthe d a souvenir mug. labour tough on migration. they marthe thing a souvenir mug. labour tough on migration. they marthe thing which ivenir mug. labour tough on migration. they marthe thing which is nir mug. labour tough on migration. they marthe thing which is veryiug. but the thing which is very strange and then now they're trying to do a similar kind trying to do this a similar kind of saying we of thing, they're saying that we will that that sort will be the ones that that sort this because there will be the ones that that sort this been because there will be the ones that that sort this been incrediblee there will be the ones that that sort this been incredible numbers have been incredible numbers now. to be honest now. incredible to be honest with you. they're not really ttet— with you. they're not really that incredible.— they're not really that incredible. they're not reettw— that incredible. they're noti reettw—ttet that incredible. they're not- really _than the really that much more than the weer—ttouet- really that much more than the year though larger year before, even though larger mumerts— year before, even though largeri year before, even though larger- tumerts— tte numbers have been suggested. the umtes— numbers have been suggested. the ueetes ttet— numbers have been suggested. the numbers that actually turned out eot— numbers that actually turned out were not are not— numbers that actually turned out were not are not that big. and a lot were not are not that big. and a tot ot— were not are not that big. and a tot ot ttese— were not are not that big. and a lot of these _are - were not are not that big. and a lot of these are annual lot of these people are annual net lot of these people are annual eet mtgrettoe— lot of these people are annual net migration hits record highs, oeo. — net migration hits record highs, too we— net migration hits record highs, too we oetw— net migration hits record highs, 660. it's only about- net migration hits record highs, 660. c 30 000 660. it's only about 50,000 over the . we do have the previous year. we do have a war the previous year. we do have a te— the previous year. we do have a te tte— the previous year. we do have a war in the ukraine.— the previous year. we do have a war in the ukraine. a— the previous year. we do have a war in the ukraine. a lot- we do have a war in the ukraine. a lot of peopte— war in the ukraine. a lot of peopte-tom - war in the ukraine. a lot of- people _from _people people coming from there, people eomtee—ttere-si

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educate themselves more on questions to ask people around eye infections. and it seems disproportionate to me. i know a lot, a lot know 1 disproportionate to me. i know a lot, a lot know1 in— disproportionate to me. i know a lot, a lot know 1 in 10,- disproportionate to me. i know a lot, a lot know1 in 10, 1- disproportionate to me. i know a lot, a lot know1 in 10, 1 in- lot, a lot know 1 in 10, 1 in to. — lot, a lot know 1 in 10, 1 in to. so— lot, a lot know 1 in 10, 1 in to. so meew— lot, a lot know 1 in 10, 1 in 10. so many people- lot, a lot know 1 in 10, 1 in 10. so many people are waiting for eye appointments. well, they're saying at— for eye appointments. well, they're saying at the- well, they're saying at the moment ttere-s— they're saying at the moment ttere-s eow— they're saying at the moment there's now 7.3— they're saying at the moment there's now 7.3 million people on there's now 7.3 million people oe-wetttee— there's now 7.3 million people on waiting england. on the waiting list in england. i on the waiting list in england. t meet— on the waiting list in england. i mean, unsustainable. i mean, that's unsustainable. aet— i mean, that's unsustainable. wet—exe- i mean, that's unsustainable. wet—we tetr- and they want to axe half a million. i mean, how are they going decide what conditions going to decide what conditions need axed can't need to be axed if you can't spell don't it? spell it, you don't need it? well, they're going they're going— well, they're going they're qoinglexpfess- well, they're going they're going express implants. so going to express implants. so sorrw— going to express implants. sol sorrw—tewe going to express implants. so. so remove—have going to express implants. so so remove yours have going to express implants. so so remove yours and have going to express implants. so so remove yours and child have to remove yours and child circumcisions_ to remove yours and child circumcisions because these are ttese— circumcisions because these are ttese-ere— circumcisions because these are ttese-ere eot- these surgeries are not necessary. so. so they're triaging effectively. they're basically we're going to basically saying, we're going to cut by just cut the waiting list by just determining what's necessary. well, you've but they've determining what's necessary. well said 've but they've determining what's necessary. well said that but they've determining what's necessary. well said that they're :hey've determining what's necessary. well said that they're going also said that they're going to empower pharmacists or encourage people pharmacists people to ask their pharmacists rather if you rather than their gp. if you want reduce of your want to reduce the size of your of child's , you know, willy of your child's, you know, willy , you've got to pay for it. that's not that's just the skin. what is it? i forget. it's just tte— what is it? i forget. it's just tte extre— what is it? i forget. it's just the extra skin. i'm- what is it? i forget. it's just the extra skin. i'm not- what is it? i forget. c rixcirit i i'm not going to the extra skin. i'm not going to t-m — the extra skin. i'm not going to t-m eot— the extra skin. i'm not going to t-m eot eoeee— the extra skin. i'm not going to i'm not gonna use— the extra skin. i'm not going to i'm not gonna use your- rixcirit i i'm not going to i'm not gonna use your own worst— i'm not gonna use your own words, educate— i'm not gonna use your own words, educate you on that at ttts—ttew- words, educate you on that at ttts—ttew to- words, educate you on that at this-they do needi words, educate you on that at. this-they do need to this point. but they do need to sort— this point. but they do need to sort out— this point. but they do need to sort out tte— this point. but they do need to sort out the nhs.—

this point. but they do need to sort out the nhs. is it not, ttouet— sort out the nhs. is it not, ttougt. rust— sort out the nhs. is it not, though, just-of. sort out the nhs. is it not,- though, just-of giving though, just a matter of giving ttem —em- though, just a matter of giving ttem —em i though, just a matter of giving- them_am i missing them more money or am i missing somettteee — them more money or am i missing something? ithink— them more money or am i missing something? i think more money and more migration. that's that's where the migration is really migration, really working. the migration, the yeah. the nhs depends on it. yeah. they bring they to they bring more. they have to put the entire service online. part the ridiculous part of the ridiculous system. the reason people miss appointments is because everything's is everything's or most stuff is done yeah, but when done by the post. yeah, but when you it over zoom, it's not. you do it over zoom, it's not. it's not an effective. no, no. i mean on communication like mean on zoom communication like when an appointment when they book an appointment for out town for you and you're out of town and miss the appointment and you miss the appointment because know. because you didn't know. they're about they're also talking about ereettee— they're also talking about creating receptionists. creating ai receptionists. meet.— creating ai receptionists. great. mine great. oh, really? yeah. mine ere- wett- great. oh, really? yeah. mine ere- wett. wour- are so mean. well, your receptionist,— are so mean. well, youri receptionist,-us receptionist, she treats us like ste— receptionist, she treats us like ste toese-t— receptionist, she treats us like she doesn't-me. - receptionist, she treats us like she doesn't-me. i- receptionist, she treats us like she doesn't me. t; receptionist, she treats us like- she doesn't-me. i bring her she doesn't know me. i bring her chocolates everything. she chocolates and everything. she acts here. acts like i'm a stranger here. so you a robot so basically, you want a robot instead? like somebody. i'll so basically, you want a robot inshonest. like somebody. i'll so basically, you want a robot inshonest. but somebody. i'll so basically, you want a robot inshonest. but when)ody. i'll so basically, you want a robot inshonest. but when itdy. i'll so basically, you want a robot inshonest. but when i answer be honest. but when i answer wtet— be honest. but when i answer wtee ttew— be honest. but when i answer when they answer— but when i answer when they answer the phone, they sound— when they answer the phone, they souet-ttew-re. — when they answer the phone, they souet-ttew-re. t— when they answer the phone, they sound they're. i already. sound like they're. i already. i etwews— sound like they're. i already. i always thought— sound like they're. i already. i. always thought-robots. always thought they were robots. ttere — always thought they were robots. ttere—ttet. - always thought they were robots. there _that. okay.l always thought they were robots. there git t; that. always thought they were robots. there git t; at. always thought they were robots. there git t; ti?" always thought they were robots. there gti g cit" we're going to move on now to the news. victor and this is the ai news. victor and this is the ai news. victor and this is the post office. this is an incredible. yeah, this is this is incredible. yeah, this is this ts e— incredible. yeah, this is this is a beautiful— incredible. yeah, this is this is a beautiful story. - i: yeah, this is this is a beautiful story. i mean, eet—ttewl is a beautiful story. i mean,- and_they done? and i'm joking. are they done? so and i'm joking. are they done? so-wtet-s— and i'm joking. are they done?i so-wtet-s-ts so basically what's happened is the so basically what's happened is tte—tewe— so basically what's happened is tte—tewe-usteei the post office have been using reetet— the post office have been using racial-racial— the post office have been using racial-racial-to- racial slurs, racial slurs to tesertte— racial slurs, racial slurs to

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doesn't say, which is how donald trump-toutettl doesn't say, which is how donald trump _to .left. sol trump is moving to the left. so ttts— trump is moving to the left. so ttts ts— trump is moving to the left. so this is.accusation- trump is moving to the left. so this is accusation that ron this is an accusation that ron deseetts— this is an accusation that ron desantis-said— this is an accusation that ron. desantis-said-trump desantis has said donald trump is desantis has said donald trump ts—toes- desantis has said donald trump ts—toes te- desantis has said donald trump| is_does he mean? desantis has said donald trump. is_does he mean? i is running. what does he mean? i met— is running. what does he mean? i tttet wew— is running. what does he mean? i tttet wew t— is running. what does he mean? i think way i think- is running. what does he mean? i think way i think personally, i toe-t— think way i think personally, i toe-t tttet— think way i think personally, i don't think donald trump is left or term. — don't think donald trump is left or right. ithink— don't think donald trump is left or right. ithink donald- don't think donald trump is left or right. t: or right. i think donald trump will anything to win. that's will say anything to win. that's all he's here for. he's a winner. we've all watched a democrat at one point, hey, whatever it takes. he could be a democrat. he's democrat. he could say he's black morning. black tomorrow morning. he doesn't come win. doesn't care. he's come to win. he was apprentice. if you he was on the apprentice. if you watch the apprentice, you know he was on the apprentice. if you watcihe's apprentice, you know he was on the apprentice. if you watcihe's about.itice, you know he was on the apprentice. if you watcihe's about. he's you know he was on the apprentice. if you watcihe's about. he's a)u know he was on the apprentice. if you watcihe's about. he's a winner. what he's about. he's a winner. shed any light on this in what way?— shed any light on this in what way? _ desantis, . way? i mean, ron desantis, eeeorttee— way? i mean, ron desantis, according-this- way? i mean, ron desantis, according this article, according to this article, tese-t— according to this article, hasn't in hasn't really justified this in wtet— hasn't really justified this in what—because what way is donald because totett— what way is donald because- donald—desantis donald trump criticised desantis for donald trump criticised desantis tor—mett- for taking on disney right eouet— for taking on disney right around-issues.| for taking on disney righti around-issues. around gay rights issues. tweete— around gay rights issues. donald trump— around gay rights issues. donald trump said,- around gay rights issues. donald trump said, look how backward on this. i mean, backward he is on this. i mean, most florida agrees with most of florida agrees with disney . disney creates these disney. disney creates all these jobs is desantis jobs every year. why is desantis shutting and then how shutting that down and then how dare criticise me ? i was dare he criticise me? i was supporting right wing issues. see how left wing this is very teteresttee— see how left wing this is very interesting actually, because toe— interesting actually, because ron desantis— interesting actually, because ron desantis very ron desantis has been very restreteet. — ron desantis has been veryi restrained. _donald restrained. you know, donald trump— restrained. you know, donald- trump—etteet. trump has been attacked, attack, etteet. —etti attack. and he's been saying all ttets— attack. and he's been saying all trees-oe— attack. and he's been saying all ttets-oe tts— attack. and he's been saying all kinds-on his truth- kinds of stuff on his truth soetet. — kinds of stuff on his truth social. _they're - social. well, they're supposed to—ueseetts- to be friends. desantis hasn't repttet— to be friends. desantis hasn't replied-until— to be friends. desantis hasn't replied until now, replied ever until now. now, ttts—

replied ever until now. now, ttts-trest— replied ever until now. now, this-first-he's. this is the first time he's trwtee— this is the first time he's trying _classv- - this is the first time he's twing-classv- - this is the first time he's trying classy. ti this is the first time he's- trying-classy. he also this is the first time he's- tryinjust.classy. he also this is the first time he's only just announced his presidency a couple of days presidency run a couple of days ago. why that would ago. that's why that would suggest— 3 that's why that would suggest nomination suggest that this nomination proeeture—te- suggest that this nomination. procedure—be quite procedure is going to be quite ugly-— procedure is going to be quite “slit—going. procedure is going to be quite ule- _going “1 ugly. just i think it's going to be ugly. just i think it's going to tre-eeme.— ugly. just i think it's going to te-retter. t— ugly. just i think it's going to be-rather. i hope- ugly. just i think it's going to be rather. i hope so. be attacks, rather. i hope so. wett— be attacks, rather. i hope so. wet. tt-s— be attacks, rather. i hope so. well, it's more— be attacks, rather. i hope so. well, it's more entertaining, of t topo— well, it's more entertaining, of course. i hope-brutal.- well, it's more entertaining, of course. i hope it's brutal. the wife, wife. oh, wife, desantis, his wife. oh, she's i haven't seen her. i've never seen her. she's a bristling macbeth , that bristling lady macbeth, that one. i'm going to google her. wet.— one. i'm going to google her. wort-stepmo— one. i'm going to google her. well,-shaping his- one. i'm going to google her. well, shaping his entire well, she's shaping his entire candidacy. how well, she's shaping his entire ca dress, y. how well, she's shaping his entire ca dress, how how well, she's shaping his entire ca dress, how to how well, she's shaping his entire ca dress, how to behave how well, she's shaping his entire ca dress, how to behave because to dress, how to behave because she feeling he's a bit she the feeling is he's a bit cold and distant and she is warm. the thing is, victor, it's true.— warm. the thing is, victor, it's true. ts— warm. the thing is, victor, it's true. ts tt— warm. the thing is, victor, it's true, is it not,— warm. the thing is, victor, it's true, is it not, that— the thing is, victor, it's true, is it not, that donald trump.— true, is it not, that donald trump. te— true, is it not, that donald trump, in terms- true, is it not, that donald trump, in terms of the polling, it trump, in terms of the polling, tt toese-t— trump, in terms of the polling, it doesn't look— trump, in terms of the polling, it doesn't look like could it doesn't look like he could teet— it doesn't look like he could teet-tttet- it doesn't look like he could beat think desantis, beat biden. i think desantis, vou— beat biden. i think desantis, wou—tetete- beat biden. i think desantis,| you—debate with you get him in a debate with ottee— you get him in a debate with wtee-over.— you get him in a debate with biden over, right? yeah, biden came over, right? yeah, mewte— biden came over, right? yeah, mewtelt— biden came over, right? yeah, mewtelt stttt— biden came over, right? yeah, maybe.-i still i'm- biden came over, right? yeah, maybe. i still i'm still maybe. but i still i'm still totett— maybe. but i still i'm still donald trump. ti donald trump. he knows how to win things. think win these things. you think he'll yeah, he'll he'll do it? yeah, he'll do. he'll he'll he'll just do stuff. he'll release couple of memes. release a couple of memes. i mean, read mean, i've i've read this article and desantis tried to beat him on twitter. yeah. it didn't work because donald trump's the memes. trump's all about the memes. exactly. just he's an online exactly. he just he's an online eeterteteer— exactly. he just he's an online entertainer.-what. exactly. he just he's an online entertainer. what we entertainer. he knows what we went — entertainer. he knows what we went iwote— entertainer. he knows what we weetlwote. tt— entertainer. he knows what we want. vote. i'd rather keep want. i'll vote. i'd rather keep ttose—tte- want. i'll vote. i'd rather keep| those _the white those people out of the white

house— house and on on twitter. but weet—weet. - house and on on twitter. but weet—weet. didl house and on on twitter. but- yeah,_yeah. did you yeah, personally, yeah. did you teer— yeah, personally, yeah. did you hear announce his hear desantis announce his candidacy twitter two days candidacy on twitter two days ago? half ago? yes. for the first half houn ago? yes. for the first half hour, there's no hour, there was no there's no yeah, there was nothing to do. an interview. in the end, it didn't. then donald trump didn't. and then donald trump got and he's got wind of that and he's released a heap memes. released a whole heap of memes. he's win us he's going to win the us candidacy . he's going he's going to win the us candidacy. he's going win he's going to win the us candidacy . he's going win the candidacy. he's going to win the presidency love presidency on memes. i love america. very interesting. okay, wett— america. very interesting. okay, wettlttet-s— america. very interesting. okay, wettlttet-s tt— america. very interesting. okay, wellithat's it for— america. very interesting. okay, welllthat's it for this- well, that's it for this seettoe. — well, that's it for this. seettoe—up well, that's it for this section. _ up, have section. but coming up, we have temt— section. but coming up, we have kemi, - protector, _ section. but coming up, we have kemi, protector, oxford dons kemi, the protector, oxford dons teeettee— kemi, the protector, oxford dons teeettee-to— kemi, the protector, oxford dons teaching-to not— kemi, the protector, oxford dons teaching to not debate and teaching how to not debate and the millennial— teaching how to not debate and the millennial time bomb waiting to go.— the millennial time bomb waiting to go. tte— the millennial time bomb waiting to go. tte see— the millennial time bomb waiting to go. mia see you— the millennial time bomb waiting to go. mia see you in a sec

through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's. through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to headliners with me. andrew doyle. this is your test— me. andrew doyle. this is your ttrst toot— me. andrew doyle. this is your ttrst toot et— andrew doyle. this is your first look at sunday's newspapers- first look at sunday's newspapers . so victor, we're newspapers. so victor, we're going— newspapers. so victor, we're goteg to — newspapers. so victor, we're goteg to ttet— newspapers. so victor, we're going to kick off— newspapers. so victor, we're going to kick off this section wttt— going to kick off this section with sunday's— going to kick off this section with sunday's telegraph story etout— with sunday's telegraph story etout e— with sunday's telegraph story about a watchdog that just wants to—. — about a watchdog that just wants to—. wow.- about a watchdog that just wants to—. wow. ttts- about a watchdog that just wants to_. now. this is. to watch itself. now. this is a beautiful story. this is my favourite story of the week. sunday tells here sunday telegraph tells us here that workers need to spend that that workers need to spend 10% of their time to get to know

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and there. just anything at all. i no opinion on this. i have no opinion on this. i'm eot— i have no opinion on this. i'm eotloptetoe.— i have no opinion on this. i'm eotloptetoe. rm- i have no opinion on this. i'm not opinion. i'm not getting not no opinion. i'm not getting eeeeettet— not no opinion. i'm not getting eeeeettet. — not no opinion. i'm not getting eeeeettet. t— not no opinion. i'm not getting cancelled. i saw— not no opinion. i'm not getting cancelled. e�*c cancelled. i saw lady falkner. i saw lady falkner, a photo of her. does look like a guy in her. she does look like a guy in a dress with lipstick on that is outrageous. scott, we're going to—storw.- outrageous. scott, we're going to—storw. wttet| outrageous. scott, we're goingi to_story, which is to move on. next story, which is tetegrept— to move on. next story, which is tetegrept eppere— to move on. next story, which is telegraph again. so, victor , telegraph again. so, victor, wtet-s— telegraph again. so, victor, what's this?— telegraph again. so, victor, what's this? oxford dons . now, what's this? oxford dons. now, i toe-t— what's this? oxford dons. now, i toe-t tttet— what's this? oxford dons. now, i don't think these _ what's this? oxford dons. now, i don't think these people really uetersteet— don't think these people really understand what— don't think these people really understand what their job is, do ttewe— understand what their job is, do ttewe teet— understand what their job is, do ttewe weet. so— understand what their job is, do they? yeah. so basically , they? yeah. so basically, trotessor— they? yeah. so basically, professor stark wants to go to tte— professor stark wants to go to tte extort— professor stark wants to go to the oxford university. tv/tirit" the oxford university. yeah. tettteee— the oxford university. yeah. kathleen stock,— the oxford university. tv/tirit" kathleen stock, author of wetertet— kathleen stock, author of material girl.— kathleen stock, author of material girl. we love her. very 9°°d_ material girl. we love her. very eoot toot. — material girl. we love her. very good toot. ste— material girl. we love her. very good book. she wants to do a putte— good book. she wants to do a puttte tert— good book. she wants to do a public talk about— good book. she wants to do a public talk about trash cans wtttte— public talk about trash cans wtttte tte— public talk about trash cans within the oxford union. so they teoe— within the oxford union. so they tewe ttese— within the oxford union. so they have these speakers and to be tetr— have these speakers and to be tetr. ttere-s— have these speakers and to be fair, there's nothing wrong with ttet. — fair, there's nothing wrong with ttet. tut— fair, there's nothing wrong with that. but what— fair, there's nothing wrong with that. but what but— fair, there's nothing wrong with that. but what but some of the people there are very upset about this. and they they want to stop it. it's getting quite teteese— to stop it. it's getting quite intense, actually— to stop it. it's getting quite intense, actually ,- c it's getting quite intense, actually , because intense, actually, because wou-e— intense, actually, because you've .various- intense, actually, because you've various student you've had various student groups— you've had various student groups, including the oxford stuteet— groups, including the oxford student lgbtqai+ group posting and student lgbtqai+ group posting eet tottw— student lgbtqai+ group posting and holly willoughby and well, of and holly willoughby and well, ot t— and holly willoughby and well, of course, i mean,— and holly willoughby and well, of course, i mean, obviously ttetr— of course, i mean, obviously their feelings— of course, i mean, obviously their feelings hurt about this. tut— their feelings hurt about this. tut tut— their feelings hurt about this. tut tut wou— their feelings hurt about this. but but you know, posting various sort— but but you know, posting various sort outright

various sort of outright tetemetorw— various sort of outright defamatory comments about tettteee— defamatory comments about kathleen stock— defamatory comments about kathleen stock and the flames are kathleen stock and the flames being— kathleen stock and the flames are now being found by these eeetemte— are now being found by these academic acas_ are now being found by these academic acas who've written an opee — academic acas who've written an open _effectively_ open letter effectively saying we open letter effectively saying tre—tee- open letter effectively saying we _free speech i we don't want free speech at extort—tut- we don't want free speech at oxford _ but she. oxford university. but she tettewes— oxford university. but she believes sex in believes that biological sex in humans is real. it's insane . how humans is real. it's insane. how could say that? it's so could she say that? it's so evil, isn't it? it makes no sense. but to be fair, if i was her, just. just go there and talk about something else. because they get on to you. because when they get on to you. but that's what they want. vtetor— but that's what they want. vtetor-ttew- but that's what they want. victor they want but that's what they want. . victor-they want-to victor gao. they want you to teet— victor gao. they want you to| back—girl back down talking about girl tttegs— back down talking about girl things-flowers. - back down talking about girl things flowers. v/tic. iti things like flowers. you're going— things like flowers. you're goteg to— things like flowers. you're goteg to teoe— things like flowers. you're going to have to back down. you're going talk about you're going to talk about toetoes— you're going to talk about bonbons in bonbons and watching movies in the bonbons and watching movies in tte—teet— bonbons and watching movies in the—don't think. bonbons and watching movies in the—don't think so.. bonbons and watching movies in the—don't think so. the daytime. i don't think so. i the daytime. i don't think so. t meet— the daytime. i don't think so. t meem-tor— the daytime. i don't think so. i mean,-for instance,- the daytime. t3ti“ c i mean, for instance, this i mean, look, for instance, this tetter— i mean, look, for instance, this tetter. totte— i mean, look, for instance, this letter, right? this— i mean, look, for instance, this letter, right? this letter which tes—ttese- letter, right? this letter which. has-these academics, has come out, these academics, ttew-we— has come out, these academics,| ttew-we—ptrese has come out, these academics, they'tstudents phrase has come out, these academics, they't students not phrase trans students should not be mete— trans students should not be made-debate— trans students should not be made debate existence. made to debate their existence. tettteee— made to debate their existence. kathleen-never- made to debate their existence. kathleen never denied made to debate their existence. katiexistence never denied made to debate their existence. katiexistence anyonezr denied made to debate their existence. katiexistence anyone . ienied made to debate their existence. katiexistence anyone . ’“ 5rd made to debate their existence. katiexistence anyone . ’“ the existence of anyone. this is tow— the existence of anyone. this is tow eoutt— the existence of anyone. this is tow eoutt ste— the existence of anyone. this is how could she thereafter her all the time. exactly. you know, if oetw— the time. exactly. you know, if oetw ttew— the time. exactly. you know, if only they didn't— c exactly. you know, if only they didn't exist, it would reettw— only they didn't exist, it would reettw-teow. - only they didn't exist, it would really-know. but- only they didn't exist, it would really know. but as it really help, you know. but as it is, really help, you know. but as it ts. ste-s— really help, you know. but as it ts. ste-s gettteg— really help, you know. but as it is, she's getting people seeemm;— is, she's getting people screaming and shouting. my tewourtte— favourite line was toxic culture of bullying. i mean, look, once you that, you label someone with that, they're i find they're finished. what i find fascinating about is that fascinating about this is that people say, look, we

people can't just say, look, we disagree and we want to disagree with her and we want to have discussion. have a debate or a discussion. they is they have to they have to say is they have to lie they have to say is they have to tte-wtet— they have to say is they have to tte-wtet ter— they have to say is they have to lie-what her views- they have to say is they have to lie what her views are in lie about what her views are in otter— lie about what her views are in orter to— lie about what her views are in orter to tw— lie about what her views are in order to try and— lie about what her views are in order to try and get they have to te— order to try and get they have to tte etout— order to try and get they have to lie about their— order to try and get they have to lie about their feelings to order to try and get they have to lithat out their feelings to order to try and get they have to lithat they �*ieir feelings to order to try and get they have to lithat they �*ieir fefeeljs to order to try and get they have to lithat they �*ieir fefeel safe say that they don't feel safe wttt — say that they don't feel safe wttt _wttetl say that they don't feel safei with _which is with her on campus, which is otwtoustw— with her on campus, which is obviously _well. . obviously not true as well. i meem-tte— obviously not true as well. i mean,-the other- obviously not true as well. ii mean,-the other-is mean, and the other thing is etteettwetw— mean, and the other thing is effectively they're saying that she de—platformed. she should be de—platformed. ttew-re— they're saying they're defences. wett—stopptegl well, look, we're not stopping her well, look, we're not stopping tee—eeel well, look, we're not stopping. te—e stttt her from speaking. she can still go her from speaking. she can still eeo-spew.— her from speaking. she can still eo-speet. wett- her from speaking. she can still go speak. well, yeah, her from speaking. she can still go what speak. well, yeah, her from speaking. she can still go what you»eak. well, yeah, her from speaking. she can still go what you are. well, yeah, her from speaking. she can still go what you are doing yeah, her from speaking. she can still go what you are doing iszah, but what you are doing is teprtweg— but what you are doing is depriving students the opportuettw— depriving students the opportunity to see her if they wett— opportunity to see her if they want-should- opportunity to see her if they want-should a- opportunity to see her if they want should a small want to. why should a small group— want to. why should a small. group—teette group of activists get to decide wtet— group of activists get to decide wtet-otter— group of activists get to decide what-other-at- group of activists get to decide what-other- at thej what every other person at the uetwersttw— - university gets to hear? teeeuse— university gets to hear? eeeuseere-- university gets to hear? because-are somel university gets to hear? - because-are some large because those are some large guys with lipstick guys in dresses with lipstick on. why i'm honest on. that's why i i'm honest about this. was kathleen about this. if i was kathleen stock, admire and she's about this. if i was kathleen stock, and mire and she's about this. if i was kathleen stock, and i ire and she's about this. if i was kathleen stock, and i agree and she's about this. if i was kathleen stock, and i agree with she's great. and i agree with everything but everything she says. but her safety risk. and these safety is at risk. and these guys really scary. and they guys are really scary. and they put hide put on balaclavas and they hide their they run and their identity and they run and they punching people. i they start punching people. i mean, we've seen actual mean, we've seen some actual woteeee—rtetts- violence from trans rights eettwsts. — violence from trans rights activists. .terrible. i violence from trans rights activists. c activists. it's terrible. it's misogyny. who hate misogyny. it's just men who hate women. terrible because women. it's terrible because they've strength. no, they've got the strength. no, i'm going to say that they've got the strength. no,| i'm .going to say that they i'm not going to say that they do. i'm not going to say that they to-to. — i'm not going to say that they do.-do. these- i'm not going to say that theyi do.-do. these guys, do. well they do. these guys, they are they're they really are quite they're quite actually. i worry. quite brutal, actually. i worry. but say, like the but you have to say, like the urete—

but you have to say, like the eumter-ot— but you have to say, like the number-of death- but you have to say, like the number of death and rape number of sort of death and rape ttreets— number of sort of death and rape ttreets ttet— number of sort of death and rape threats that-way- threats that come the way of getter— threats that come the way of gender critical— threats that come the way of gender critical feminists from trees— trans rights activists, rape ttreets. — trans rights activists, rape threats. _ lot. i trans rights activists, rape. threats._lot. it threats. yes, a lot. a lot. it teppees— threats. yes, a lot. a lot. it teppees-ttme- threats. yes, a lot. a lot. it happens time. and the happens all the time. and the ttme— happens all the time. and the ttteglttet-s— happens all the time. and the thing-that's not— happens all the time. and the thing that's not very thing is, that's not very tetwttte— thing is, that's not very ladylike behaviour. it's not tet-s— ladylike behaviour. it's not tet-s-etout- ladylike behaviour. it's not- let's-aboutithat's let's be honest about it. that's eot— let's be honest about it. that's not—masculine. not that's it's very masculine tetewour— not that's it's very masculine behaviour-so- not that's it's very masculine behaviour-so if- not that's it's very masculine behaviour so if they behaviour isn't it. so if they wett— behaviour isn't it. so if they weet-tete— behaviour isn't it. so if theyi want-take-gender want us to take their gender tteetttw— want us to take their gender. tteetttw—stop identity seriously, maybe stop seetto— identity seriously, maybe stop. seeete—peopte. sending death threats to people, tow— sending death threats to people, tow etout— sending death threats to people, how about that?— sending death threats to people, how about that? that would be kyiv—complaints. j kyiv it to the the complaints. ttet-s— kyiv it to the the complaints. mets—to - kyiv it to the the complaints. mets—to tte- kyiv it to the the complaints. i that's—do the sort that's a lady thing. do the sort of mulvaney prancing of dylan mulvaney prancing around. that's what all women of dylan mulvaney prancing arotapparently what all women of dylan mulvaney prancing arotapparently n0|at all women of dylan mulvaney prancing arotapparently no underwear en do. apparently no underwear on, no do. apparently no underwear on, eo mtsogwew— do. apparently no underwear on, eo mtsogwew tere— do. apparently no underwear on, no misogyny here whatsoever. toe-t— no misogyny here whatsoever. toe-t-etout— no misogyny here whatsoever. don't-about me- no misogyny here whatsoever. don't about me on a girl. don't worry about me on a girl. t-m — don't worry about me on a girl. m e— don't worry about me on a girl. m e gtrt. — don't worry about me on a girl. rm e gtrt. wete— don't worry about me on a girl. 3 ”c we're going to move i'm a girl. we're going to move on etrt— i'm a girl. we're going to move on now. girl looks— i'm a girl. we're going to move on now. girl looks like- i'm a girl. we're going to move on now. girl looks like look at me. i'm girl. thanks, scott, me. i'm a girl. thanks, scott, for me. i'm a girl. thanks, scott, tor ttet— 3 ”c thanks, scott, for that impersonation. we're going— for that impersonation. we're tome-mowe— for that impersonation. we're goinglmove oe— for that impersonation. we're going move on now. this is going to move on now. this is eeete— going to move on now. this is eeete tte— going to move on now. this is again the telegraph. on. again the telegraph. come on. are—so- again the telegraph. come on. tre—so eotl are the newspapers. so not a greet— are the newspapers. so not a greet-to— are the newspapers. so not a great-to debate - are the newspapers. so not a great to debate in the us great time to debate in the us etttere — great time to debate in the us either? _same- great time to debate in the us either? _same thing. great time to debate in the us. either? _same thing over either? exactly. same thing over there. woke judges are only approving views, approving left wing views, say the telegraph. apparently approving left wing views, say th

some of the judges have been opee etout— some of the judges have been open about their— some of the judges have been open about their views. they're sewteg — open about their views. they're sewteg _tte - open about their views. they're sewtee—tte tttsl open about their views. they're. saying—the kids on saying we will judge the kids on the saying we will judge the kids on tte—muet— saying we will judge the kids on tte—muet we- saying we will judge the kids on the—much we agree the basis of how much we agree wttt— the basis of how much we agree wttt-or— the basis of how much we agree wttt-or eot. — the basis of how much we agree with-or not. that's- the basis of how much we agree with or not. that's not with them or not. that's not wtet— with them or not. that's not whatldebating_ with them or not. that's not whatldebating and what a debating contest is. and we give— what a debating contest is. and we give e— what a debating contest is. and we give a salute— what a debating contest is. and we give a salute to— what a debating contest is. and we give a salute to anybody who's a minority, a black people get scores, get they get better scores, right away. how about mean, right away. how about i mean, ttet-s— right away. how about i mean, ttet-s-sott— right away. how about i mean, that's-soft-that's. right away. how about i mean, that's-soft-that's sol that's the soft racism that's so petroetstee. — that's the soft racism that's so patronising. _so i patronising. it's terrible. so vetoe— patronising. it's terrible. so vtetor. t— patronising. it's terrible. so victor, i mean,— patronising. it's terrible. so victor, i mean, this is a weird tse-t— victor, i mean, this is a weird tse-t tte— victor, i mean, this is a weird one, isn't it? because, you mow.— one, isn't it? because, you know, debating— one, isn't it? because, you know, debating schools and tetettee— know, debating schools and debating schools, the debating clubs in schools, the ttee— debating clubs in schools, the ttee ts— debating clubs in schools, the ttee ts ttet— debating clubs in schools, the idea is that you— debating clubs in schools, the idea is that you often debate ttreets— idea is that you often debate ttreets-tott— idea is that you often debate things don't actually things you don't actually agree wttt. — things you don't actually agree with. _discipline. with. it's about the discipline of with. it's about the discipline ot teemtee— with. it's about the discipline of learning how— with. it's about the discipline of learning how to argue. and if the of learning how to argue. and if tte tutees— of learning how to argue. and if tte tutges ee— of learning how to argue. and if the judges are saying, we're going— the judges are saying, we're tome—we- the judges are saying, we're tome—we agreel the judges are saying, we're- going_we agree with going to whoever we agree with gets— going to whoever we agree with gets to — going to whoever we agree with gets to we— going to whoever we agree with gets to or— going to whoever we agree with gets to win, or if— going to whoever we agree with gets to win, or if someone's an ettete—get- gets to win, or if someone's an ettete—get tol ethnic minority, they get to wint— ethnic minority, they get to wtm—potete i win, what's the point? i agree wttt— win, what's the point? i agree with minority. they with the ethnic minority. they get to win. but wait a minute. if get to win. but wait a minute. rt woure— get to win. but wait a minute. rt woure e— get to win. but wait a minute. if you're a radical,— t3tic “ but wait a minute. if you're a radical, you're if you're a radical, if you're a retteet— if you're a radical, if you're a radical feminist— if you're a radical, if you're a radical feminist in a wheelchair eet— radical feminist in a wheelchair and—disagreeing- radical feminist in a wheelchair and disagreeing with and someone's disagreeing with you,— and someone's disagreeing with your-you— and someone's disagreeing with wou-wou-to- you, it takes you longer to wteet— you, it takes you longer to wheel-across- you, it takes you longer to wheel across the you, it takes you longer to- wheel-across the room. wheel yourself across the room. woue— wheel yourself across the room. wou-we—ttem- wheel yourself across the room.| you've _them -of you've got to give them a bit of an you've got to give them a bit of ee—ttese— you've got to give them a bit of an_these people.- you've got to give them a bit of an these people. so an advantage, these people. so you— an advantage, these people. so wou—stoutt- an advantage, these people. so wou—stoutt te- an advantage, these people. sol you—should belsort you think there should be a sort of you think there should be a sort ot—swstem- you think there should be a sort ot—swstemltte- of a handicap system in the tetetteg— of a handicap system in the debating maybe it's just. debating a&e maybe it's just. aeurew— debating a&e maybe it's just. aetrew wewte— debating a&e maybe it's just. andrew maybe let's— debating a&e maybe it's just. andrew maybe let's just- debating a&e maybe it's just. andrew maybe let's just get rid of debating period, of debating systems, period, because clearly people want to they're interested . they're not really interested. globsec start punching. why is ewerwtotw—tt-s- globsec start punching. why is everybody—it's so. everybody so weak? 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ridiculous. okay, we're going to move this finally. move on now. this one finally. this the this is another one from the telegraph. no, god. it's telegraph. no, thank god. it's the okay. victor the sunday times. okay. victor so the minute i've never been in. so the minute i've never been re. tteet— so the minute i've never been re. tteet wou.— so the minute i've never been in. thank you. you're welcome. are— in. thank you. you're welcome. are ereetteg— in. thank you. you're welcome. are creating an— in. thank you. you're welcome. are creating an electrical time tome— are creating an electrical time tomt tor— are creating an electrical time tomt tor tte— are creating an electrical time bomb for the tories. so what ttet— bomb for the tories. so what ttet meets— bomb for the tories. so what that means is— bomb for the tories. so what that means is an— bomb for the tories. so what that means is an electoral time tome— that means is an electoral time tome-t— that means is an electoral time tome-t setu— that means is an electoral time bomb-i said, old. - that means is an electoral time bomb i said, old. are you bomb like i said, old. are you anyway-’— bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? we— bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? tte — bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? me yeah.- bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? me / 'iti bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? me tv/tirit“ ' iti bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? me tv/tirit“ 'iti bomb like i said, old. are you anyway? me tv/tirit“ ' iti ’“ anyway? me yeah. are you not in the millennium. you're a millennial, you? how old millennial, aren't you? how old do am? no. millennial, aren't you? how old do_am? no. let's- millennial, aren't you? how old| do_am? no. let's not do you think i am? no. let's not get-ttet.— do you think i am? no. let's not get-ttet. — do you think i am? no. let's not get-ttet. rm— do you think i am? no. let's not get-that. i'm married- do you think i am? no. let's not get that. 3 get into that. i'm married for one thing. so should. we one thing. so we should. we should this. should actually clarify this. so millennials between the ages millennials are between the ages of donelan 25. and 40. of 24 and 40 donelan 25. and 40. so 25. you're in there somewhere?- so 25. you're in there somewhere? i'm in there. i'm in ttere.— somewhere? i'm in there. i'm in ttere. toure— somewhere? i'm in there. i'm in there. you're millennial. there. you're a millennial. i'm a there. you're a millennial. i'm e—so— there. you're a millennial. i'm e—so wtet- there. you're a millennial. i'm e—so whatlit?l there. you're a millennial. i'm. a_so what-it? the a millennial. so what is it? the millennial? basically, this article people, article is about how people, when they grow older, they tend to more wing. to become more right wing. yes, but they're but millennials are not. they're getting more left and that getting more left wing. and that means party is means the conservative party is in way. well, are you in a bad way. well, are you sewteg— in a bad way. well, are you sewteg ttet— in a bad way. well, are you saying that the— ’“ is: well, are you saying that the conservative party— saying that the conservative tertw—wewe- saying that the conservativei rertw—wewe-te saying that the conservative- rertw—wewe-te mw party is in a bad way? but in my optetom—wtet- party is in a bad way? but in my opinion,_what i'm. opinion, yeah. from what i'm seeteg—goteg- opinion, yeah. from what i'm. seeteg—goteg ewew seeing, people are going away trom— seeing, people are going away from politics.— seeing, people are going away from politics. yeah they're more teterestet— from politics. yeah they're more interested-who's— from politics. yeah they're more interested who's got the interested on who's got the ttggest— biggest follower is their twttter— biggest follower is their twitter-that's| biggest follower is their- twitter-that's what's twitter accounts. that's what's the twitter accounts. that's what's tte mere— twitter accounts. that's what's the main focus— twitter accounts. that's what's the main focus nowadays. we ttet-s— the main focus nowadays. we ttet-s wtw— the main focus nowadays. we that's why politicians go on to

twttter. — that's why politicians go on to twitter. they're— that's why politicians go on to twitter. “tiy iti ciao “3 that's why politicians go on to twitter. “tiy iti ciao “t3 that's why politicians go on to twitter. “tiy iti ciao “3 twitter. they're trying to tap into but not really into that. but it's not really it's not really, really working. yeah. scott but is yeah. so look scott but there is an be had an important point to be had here as the tories here insofar as the tories have always fact that always relied on the fact that people right people generally get more right wing get older. but wing as they get older. but those had houses, they wing as they get older. but thosa had houses, they wing as they get older. but thosa stake had houses, they wing as they get older. but thosa stake iniad houses, they wing as they get older. but thosa stake in society;es, they wing as they get older. but thosa stake in society andthey wing as they get older. but thosa stake in society and these had a stake in society and these younger people, the millennials don't they feel don't have that. they feel abandoned they feel abandoned by politics. they feel like can't rely abandoned by politics. they feel like-can't rely on— abandoned by politics. they feel like-can't rely on their- like they can't rely on their for like they can't rely on their tor pereets— like they can't rely on their for parents finance right now, some-ttweg- for parents finance right now, some-living at- for parents finance right now, some living at home and some of them living at home and ttetr—sewteg.- their parents are saying, what are their parents are saying, what ere—ttetrl are you going to leave their sttuettoe— are you going to leave their situation _veryl situation financially is very preeertous — situation financially is very precarious. and— situation financially is very precarious. and when that teppees— precarious. and when that teppees-tt-s- precarious. and when that happens it's been that way happens and it's been that way prettw—etuttl pretty much their entire adult life pretty much their entire adult tte—tott- life and they're being told that ttew— life and they're being told that ttew-peestoes- life and they're being told that they pensions, the they have no pensions, the peestoes— they have no pensions, the pensions-your. they have no pensions, the pensions your job pensions are gone. yourjob seeurttw— pensions are gone. yourjob seeurttwlzero.— pensions are gone. yourjob security-zero. so- pensions are gone. yourjob security zero. so they're security is zero. so they're wew— security is zero. so they're werw worrtet— security is zero. so they're very worried about economics and the very worried about economics and tte eeoemoe— very worried about economics and the economic policies. the conservatives— the economic policies. the conservatives are putting torwert— conservatives are putting tomert ee— conservatives are putting forward are not supporting them. and forward are not supporting them. aeu es— forward are not supporting them. aeu es wett— forward are not supporting them. and as well, more— forward are not supporting them. and as well, more and— forward are not supporting them. and as well, more and more people are starting to notice that the tories and labour, they kind of sounding same. they kind of sounding the same. they are. and it's hard to vote someone different . i think they someone different. i think they just need to put general just need to put the general election tiktok and just go, election on tiktok and just go, we just, yeah, just do it. we could just, yeah, just do it. have a cap it. i think they have a cap on it. i think they trust labour to be a more

supportive financially for them. i think think the i think they think that the economic put economic policies they put forward, victor's got forward, i think victor's got a point. there's not much to ttwte. — point. there's not much to divide. _both| divide. yeah, they're both pretty same. i couldn't pretty much the same. i couldn't even tell you who's who. yeah you hear that. when even tell you who's who. yeah yhear. hear that. when even tell you who's who. yeah . yhear. when-hear that. when even tell you who's who. yeah . yhear. when i.hear that. when yhear. when i hearear that. when yhear. when i hear labour . when yhear. when i hear labour talk,sn i hear. when i hear labour talk, you— i hear. when i hear labour talk, wou mow.— i hear. when i hear labour talk, wou teow. rt.— i hear. when i hear labour talk, you know, it. they're a bit more . to— you know, it. they're a bit more . to wou— you know, it. they're a bit more serious . do you think? i think serious. do you think? i think conservatives— serious. do you think? i think conservatives tend tend to conservatives tend to tend to tete— conservatives tend to tend to teoe-e— conservatives tend to tend to teoe-e ttt- conservatives tend to tend to have-a bit more. . conservatives tend to tend to. have-a bit more. and conservatives tend to tend to- have-a bit more. and the have a laugh a bit more. and the sotuttoe— have a laugh a bit more. and the sotuttoe to— have a laugh a bit more. and the solution to that is to bring bods solution to that is to bring boris johnson back, right? exactly what's exactly that's that's what's needed. that's what victor ts — needed. that's what victor ts _see i needed. that's what victor- wants. _see boris. wants. i just want to see boris. tes— wants. i just want to see boris. te-s ett— wants. i just want to see boris. te-s ett etout— wants. i just want to see boris. he's all about that. _ wants. i just want to see boris. he's all about that. okay,- wants. i just want to see boris. he's all about that. okay, well, that's this section. kaput. but join the final part with join us for the final part with female hamstrings, join us for the final part with femworst hamstrings, join us for the final part with femworst ever hamstrings, join us for the final part with femworst ever air hamstrings, join us for the final part with femworst ever air passenger;, join us for the final part with fem most ever air passenger;, join us for the final part with fem most extreme passenger;, join us for the final part with fem most extreme effort nger;, join us for the final part with fem most extreme effort taken to the most extreme effort taken to find see you in sec.

welcome back to headliners. your first look at sunday's newspapers. scott we've got the sunday mirror here, a story about someone who just he just wanted to pop out for sec. he wanted to pop out for a sec. he was uncomfortable. you-

he was uncomfortable. you guys . so was uncomfortable. you guys. so he was uncomfortable. you guys. so te opeeet— was uncomfortable. you guys. so te opeeet tte— was uncomfortable. you guys. so he opened the he— was uncomfortable. you guys. so he opened the he opened the emergeeew— he opened the he opened the. emergeeewew—s emergency door because he was seetet—weetetl seated near there. he wanted a tteett— seated near there. he wanted a treettltrest— seated near there. he wanted a breath-fresh air— seated near there. he wanted a breath-fresh air on- seated near there. he wanted a breath fresh air on the breath of fresh air on the preee— breath of fresh air on the plane,.should- breath of fresh air on the plane, should say. breath of fresh air on the plane, .should say. was. plane, we should say. this was. on.— plane, we should say. this was. oh,-the- plane, we should say. this was. tot—tte pteeel oh, yeah, sorry. on the plane ttere— oh, yeah, sorry. on the plane ttere-mort— oh, yeah, sorry. on the plane there-700ft up- oh, yeah, sorry. on the plane. there -700ft up - about there were 700ft up there about to-eet— there were 700ft up there about to-eet-toumew- there were 700ft up there about to-and .journey was- to land and the journey was etmost— to land and the journey was etmost-te- to land and the journey was almost he thought he almost over. so he thought he eoutt—tump- almost over. so he thought he eoutt—tump tte| could probably just jump the test— could probably just jump the test. — could probably just jump the test. |tttet— could probably just jump thei last- .think-thought, last bit. i think he thought, you i'm feeling a bit you know, i'm feeling a bit flushed. so he that door flushed. so he opened that door and-stewardesses_ 3 so he opened that door and stewardesses couldn't do and the stewardesses couldn't do eewttteg— and the stewardesses couldn't do anything because— and the stewardesses couldn't do anything because they were seetet — anything because they were seated—plane. anything because they were . seated—plane was seated because the plane was teetteg. — seated because the plane was landing. of landing. and there's footage of this people screaming. landing. and there's footage of this air people screaming. landing. and there's footage of this air pe0jcomingaming. landing. and there's footage of this air pe0jcomingamiloads all the air was coming in. loads of people. i'll be honest, i eetuettw— i'll be honest, i actually sympathise with him. i mean, aeroplane— actually sympathise with him. i mean, aeroplane food, no wi—fi. it mean, aeroplane food, no wi—fi. tt must— mean, aeroplane food, no wi—fi. tt must tete— mean, aeroplane food, no wi—fi. it must have _tough- it must have been a tough ride. weet.— it must have been a tough ride. weet. wett— it must have been a tough ride. weet. wett .— it must have been a tough ride. yeah, well ,.only_ yeah, well, he only wanted a etgerette. — yeah, well, he only wanted a cigarette. he's— yeah, well, he only wanted a cigarette. he's just- yeah, well, he only wanted a cigarette. “3 cigarette. he's just following rules. what i don't rules. yeah. what i don't understand you understand about this. okay. you know, can you know, can you do this? can you opee— know, can you do this? can you opee ttet— know, can you do this? can you open that door?— know, can you do this? can you open that door? because i ttougtt— open that door? because i ttougtt wou— open that door? because i thought you couldn't. right? ttet-s— thought you couldn't. right? ttet-s-ttteg.- thought you couldn't. right? that's-thing.-if| that's another thing. like, if tt-s— that's another thing. like, if tt-s-ttet— that's another thing. like, if tt-s-ttet-etti it's a case that we have all ttese—teowi it's a case that we have all- these_know, you're these measures, you know, you're not these measures, you know, you're tot-to— these measures, you know, you're eot-to tete— these measures, you know, you're eot-to tete-oel not allowed to take liquids on eeeuse— not allowed to take liquids on. teeeuse—up because terrorists might mix up a because terrorists might mix up e—exptote.- because terrorists might mix up e—exptoteltt- because terrorists might mix upi a-explode.-if they a bomb and explode. but if they eoutt— a bomb and explode. but if they eoutt-opee— a bomb and explode. but if they could .open the _ a bomb and explode. but if they could open the door on the could just open the door on the etrttees— could just open the door on the etrttees wou— could just open the door on the airlines, you can— could just open the door on the airlines, you can you can get on airlines, you can you can get on _tom— airlines, you can you can get on e-tromlguess. - airlines, you can you can get on a-from,.guess. well,. a plane from, i guess. well, weet.— a plane from, i guess. well, weet-most— a plane from, i guess. well, yeah. most planes, you yeah. so on most planes, you can't this, guess that can't do this, i guess on that one you can't. he's in his 30s. ttts— one you can't. he's in his 30s. ttts guw. — one you can't. he's in his 30s. ttts guw-ttew— one you can't. he's in his 30s. this guy.-they said- one you can't. he's in his 30s. this guy.-they said he- is“ c he's in his 30s. this guy. they said he has this guy. and they said he has emottoeet—

this guy. and they said he has emotional problems. we're going tolto— emotional problems. we're going tolto-ttm — emotional problems. we're going to.to-him-yeah,- emotional problems. we're going to probably him yeah, emotional problems. we're going to probably hinlet yeah, emotional problems. we're going to probably hinlet himeah, and probably not let him on a preee— and probably not let him on a pteeele— and probably not let him on a pteeele wttte. — plane for a while. again, i met— plane for a while. again, i tttet tte— plane for a while. again, i think the passengers that door stut. — think the passengers that door stut. tow— think the passengers that door shut. how about— think the passengers that door shut. c“sc7 shut. how about that? maybe that or maybe it's simple as that. or maybe it's as simple as that. maybe that chain lock maybe put that chain lock like i tete— maybe put that chain lock like i teoe—toot.- maybe put that chain lock like i have—door. yeah.- have on my front door. yeah. rust— have on my front door. yeah.| rust—ttet. just do something like that. wewte— just do something like that. wewte-some- just do something like that. maybe-some an- just do something like that. i maybe-some an argos just do something like that. - maybe-some an argos for maybe you had some an argos for like five, maybe he had superhuman strength. he's an avenger. could that avenger. well he could be. that eoutt— avenger. well he could be. that eoutt te— avenger. well he could be. that could be that. _ avenger. well he could be. that could be that. okay,— avenger. well he could be. that could be that. okay, we're going to the sunday to move on now to the sunday times victor, does the times next. and victor, does the iphone need flotation app? iphone need a new flotation app? i is my favourite i think this is my favourite stow— i think this is my favourite storwlttem— i think this is my favourite story-them all.- i think this is my favourite story them all. indian story of them all. indian otttetet— story of them all. indiani official—whole official drains, the whole resewotr— official drains, the whole reservoir-find- official drains, the whole reservoir find his phone. reservoir to find his phone. ttgtt. — reservoir to find his phone. right -drbpped- reservoir to find his phone. right. _dropped the right. so he dropped it in the reservoir? rajesh reservoir? yes. yeah just rajesh vishwas. and just so we vishwas. yeah. and just so we get understanding there, this get an understanding there, this wasn't work. this was wasn't one day of work. this was three wasn't one day of work. this was ttee-pump— wasn't one day of work. this was three-pump millions- wasn't one day of work. this was three-pump millions of. three days to pump millions of ttre— three days to pump millions of tttrelte— three days to pump millions of tttrelte ee— three days to pump millions of litre-he can get— three days to pump millions of litre he can get his litre so he can get his thousands— litre so he can get his thousands thousand pound samsung teetset— thousands thousand pound samsung teetset tetore— thousands thousand pound samsung handset before .wife_ thousands thousand pound samsung handset before wife soledar. handset before his wife soledar. ttet-s— handset before his wife soledar. ttet-s wtet— handset before his wife soledar. that's what it— handset before his wife soledar. that's what it was. tv/tis“ that's what it was. yeah, but we should say this was a government official. that's why he could do it. that's why do it. that's why he could do secrets government secrets on government information on the phone he needed desperately. yeah. or maybe his illicit maybe details of his illicit affairs whatever. knows? maybe details of his illicit affaiwhat whatever. knows? maybe details of his illicit affaiwhat and:ever. knows? maybe details of his illicit affaiwhat and what knows? maybe details of his illicit affaiwhat and what bestws? maybe details of his illicit affaiwhat and what best part and what and what the best part was. they doing this was. they stopped doing this eeeuse— was. they stopped doing this because - received - because they received a eomptetet— because they received a complaint from an indian woman

eettet— complaint from an indian woman egret—etw- complaint from an indian woman eettet—otew. t- complaint from an indian woman called—okay. i just. called karen. yeah okay. i just met— called karen. yeah okay. i just tttet tt-s— called karen. yeah okay. i just tttet tt-s ee— called karen. yeah okay. i just think it's an incredible misuse of think it's an incredible misuse ot poe— think it's an incredible misuse or poe tse-t— think it's an incredible misuse of power, isn't it— think it's an incredible misuse of power, isn't it ? tv/tis“ of power, isn't it? yeah, but we've all done it. if you of power, isn't it? yeah, but- we've all done it. if you wanted woue— we've all done it. if you wanted wour ptoee— we've all done it. if you wanted wour ptoee tet— we've all done it. if you wanted your phone bad enough,- 3 c if you wanted your phone bad enough, people get upset— your phone bad enough, people get upset wtee— your phone bad enough, people get upset when they lose their ptoee. — get upset when they lose their ptoee. tut— get upset when they lose their phone. but they— get upset when they lose their phone. but they sent- get upset when they lose their phone. “ phone. but they sent divers in. he tried that. they even sent divers in. yeah they beautiful. he maybe he's he tried. i mean, maybe he's tettteg— he tried. i mean, maybe he's telling-truth.— he tried. i mean, maybe he's telling truth. maybe was telling the truth. maybe it was gowemmeet— telling the truth. maybe it was government—thatl government secrets. but that ptoee— government secrets. but that phone - £1,000. - government secrets. but that phone - £1,000. lot phone costs £1,000. that's a lot of phone costs £1,000. that's a lot ot meew tts— phone costs £1,000. that's a lot of money. his wife— phone costs £1,000. i“tit“tiy his wife wanted that of money. his wife wanted that ptoee— of money. his wife wanted that ptoee teet. — of money. his wife wanted that phone back. you— i“tit“tiy his wife wanted that phone back. you think so? and ste— phone back. you think so? and stesee-— phone back. you think so? and stesee- wtet- phone back. you think so? and she-see what was. phone back. you think so? and she see what was on she wanted to see what was on it. she wanted to see what was on t. ttere-s— she wanted to see what was on it. there's water— she wanted to see what was on it. there's water everywhere, she wanted to see what was on it. tthere'swater everywhere, she wanted to see what was on it. tthere's only' everywhere, she wanted to see what was on it. tthere's only one rywhere, she wanted to see what was on it. tthere's only one personal but there's only one personal ptoee— but there's only one personal ptoee-tt-s- but there's only one personal ptoee-tt-s goteg- but there's only one personal phone it's going to phone because it's going to sttu— phone because it's going to stir-weet.- phone because it's going to still-yeah, of- phone because it's going to still-yeah, of coursej phone because it's going to. still-yeah, of course it still work. yeah, of course it is. yeah, absolutely. we're going move on to observer going to move on to the observer for about women's for a story about women's football hamstrings. what does our expert, scott our resident expert, scott capurro, have to say about apparently women their apparently women injure their hamstrings more often than men to other way around? but to be the other way around? but now women injuring to be the other way around? but now women-injuring their. now women are injuring their temstrtegs— now women are injuring their hamstrings frequently in hamstrings really frequently in ttetr— hamstrings really frequently in their learning,— hamstrings really frequently in their learning, how they can tetp— their learning, how they can top-.— their learning, how they can tetp-. nog- their learning, how they can tetp-. rtrt ts- their learning, how they can help . fifa is analysing help women. fifa is analysing ttts— help women. fifa is analysing ttts .— help women. fifa is analysing ttts . trwteg— help women. fifa is analysing ttts . trwteg to— help women. fifa is analysing this , trying to come up with a this, trying to come up with a sotuttoe— this, trying to come up with a solution. apparently it's eeeuse— solution. apparently it's because women are not because the women are not playing— because the women are not playing competitively enough . playing competitively enough. ttgtt. — playing competitively enough. rttgtt. tete—

playing competitively enough. right. have you— playing competitively enough. right. “ “ right. have you seen women's football? yeah i have, but they're not. they're not. i have some self—respect,— they're not. they're not. i have some self—respect, but- iti they're not. i have some self—respect, but they're tot.— some self—respect, but they're not ttew-re— some self—respect, but they're not. they're not— some self—respect, but they're not. they're not they're not treteteg— not. they're not they're not training hard— not. they're not they're not training hard enough . they're training hard enough. they're not training hard enough. they're eot rueeteg— training hard enough. they're not running fast— training hard enough. they're not running fast enough when ttew— not running fast enough when ttew to— not running fast enough when ttew to trem— not running fast enough when they do train because that's wtee— they do train because that's wteelteppees. - they do train because that's when happens. when run when it happens. when you run gutettw— when it happens. when you run gutettw or— when it happens. when you run gutettw or wou— when it happens. when you run quickly or you make a quick gesture— quickly or you make a quick gesture-woue- quickly or you make a quick gesture your with your gesture with your with your teet. — gesture with your with your teet-ts— gesture with your with your teet-ts rust- gesture with your with your feet. _is just i feet. but this is just okay. i toe-t— feet. but this is just okay. i toe-t mow— feet. but this is just okay. i don't know anything- feet. but this is just okay. i don't know anything about football, i'm football, male or female. i'm saying cramping. saying my hamstrings cramping. right. i'm going disagree. i right. i'm going to disagree. i met— right. i'm going to disagree. i tttet-teppeeteg- right. i'm going to disagree. ii think-happening because think this is happening because women's football is too competitive. i mean, when they're 5—0, you're they're winning 5—0, you're meant relax. yeah. not meant to relax. yeah. not women's . they want women's football. they want six, seven, eight. want 20 nil. seven, eight. they want 20 nil. and so competitive they and they're so competitive they wouldn't that their wouldn't surprise me that their hamstrings going. apparently hamstrings are going. apparently they games, but they play a lot of games, but they play a lot of games, but they hard enough. they don't train hard enough. that's problem. they're that's the problem. they're playing— that's the problem. they're playing-games- that's the problem. they're playing games a week, playing three games a week, but ttew-we—sol playing three games a week, but ttew-we—so ts they've got to train more. so is it they've got to train more. so is tt pust— they've got to train more. so is tt iust ttet.— they've got to train more. so is tt iust ttet. wou— they've got to train more. so is it just that, you _the- it just that, you know, the history football, it history of women's football, it doesn't far as men's doesn't go back as far as men's football. they have football. there's more they have to learn about effects that to learn about the effects that this it's becoming this can have. and it's becoming more popular, more and more popular, of course. because don't want course. and because i don't want to ttstee— course. and because i don't want to ttstee to— course. and because i don't want to listen to the— course. and because i don't want to listen to the men.— ti.tic. and because i don't want to listen to the men. so it's just— to listen to the men. so it's tust goteg— to listen to the men. so it's tust goteg-e- to listen to the men. so it's just going a long. just going to take a long. i etse— just going to take a long. i etse tttet— just going to take a long. i also think they— just going to take a long. i also think they just- just going to take a long. i also think they just didn't know how compete at how to train women to compete at this level. so they're

this high level. so they're figuring it out, right? they're working fair working out all right. fair eeougt. — working out all right. fair. eeougt. _eow enough. more observer now, vetoe— enough. more observer now, vtetor.—etouti enough. more observer now,. victor,_about stars victor, what's this about stars ttseppeertege — victor, what's this about stars. disappearing? _the disappearing? this was just the most story for most weirdest story for me. for all there. this all you nerds out there. this story for you. stars could be story is for you. stars could be invisible within years as invisible within 20 years as light pollution in brightness, night who cares ? night skies. i mean, who cares? you like looking at the you don't like looking at the sterse— you don't like looking at the stese—e- you don't like looking at the. stars?_a romantic. you don't like looking at the- stars?_a romantic. stars? no you're not a romantic. eoogte— stars? no you're not a romantic. eoogte. wtete — stars? no you're not a romantic. google . what? they're- stars? no you're not a romantic. c3 what? google. what? they're invisible already in london. yeah, they are. i already in london. yeah, they t ttee-t— already in london. yeah, they are. i didn't even— 3 “ 3“ yeah, they are. i didn't even notice. “ are. i didn't even notice. this is are. i didn't even notice. this sleet.— are. i didn't even notice. this tslreet. ttts— are. i didn't even notice. this islreal. this is— are. i didn't even notice. this is real. this is upsetting to is a real. this is upsetting to me. you know, i go to sark quite a lot, and doesn't have a lot, and sark doesn't have streetlights because it's illegal on on the island of illegal on sa on the island of sark. so you can see the stars beautifully at night. it's really, really clear, honestly, victor, mind. victor, it'll change your mind. would and see would you go there and see that? i it's really sad that i think it's really sad that in london, because of london, as you say, because of all light pollution, all the light pollution, i'm going to this a first going to say this is a first world problem. it is a first world problem. it is a first world problem. nobody cares. well, think there are well, no, i think there are places was living, when i places when i was living, when i was was staying was living, when i was staying in i was in high rise. in mumbai, i was in a high rise. and you still couldn't the and you still couldn't see the stars? you is this stars? yeah. you know. is this eppereettw— stars? yeah. you know. is this eppereettw-ts— stars? yeah. you know. is this eppereettw-ts to- stars? yeah. you know. is this apparently-is to do- 7 tv/tis“ you know. is this apparently is to do with apparently this is to do with tens— apparently this is to do with leds proliferation leds like the proliferation of tens. — leds like the proliferation of- leds. _particularly leds. that's what's particularly affecting view stars. affecting our view of the stars. i think it's a great shame. and look, civilisation has

look, ancient civilisation has used egyptians, used the stars, the egyptians, you stars, they you know, the stars, were they i'm inside. i noticed a i'm crying inside. i noticed a lot. of i'm crying inside. i noticed a tot—or ttme- i'm crying inside. i noticed a lot._of time at. lot. i spent a lot of time at ttet— lot. i spent a lot of time at ttet-ese— lot. i spent a lot of time at that-rise estate- lot. i spent a lot of time at that rise estate in mumbai that high rise estate in mumbai outtoors— that high rise estate in mumbai outdoors,-balcony,- outdoors, on the balcony, teeuse— outdoors, on the balcony, because we _ outdoors, on the balcony, because we were overlooking immense-what?- because we were overlooking immense _what? and because we were overlooking imnthere's-what? and because we were overlooking imnthere's lot what? and because we were overlooking imnthere's lot ofhat? and because we were overlooking imnthere's lot of activity and because we were overlooking imnthere's lot of activity at and uh, there's a lot of activity at etgtt— uh, there's a lot of activity at etgttltte— uh, there's a lot of activity at night-the men's-i. night in the men's prison. i teemet— night in the men's prison. i teereet e— night in the men's prison. i learned a lot.— night in the men's prison. i learned a lot. wow. “ learned a lot. wow. this is, i met— learned a lot. wow. this is, i think we're we're going think we're getting. we're going into different story. into stark. a different story. move on to final story of move on to the final story of the night , scott. appropriately, the night, scott. appropriately, it's telegraph again . we're it's the telegraph again. we're going have problem going to also have a problem seeing mars. yeah, well, eppereettw— seeing mars. yeah, well, apparently-bars- “3 iisis yeah, well, apparently bars are seeing mars. yeah, well,- apparently-bars are going apparently mars bars are going to-wreppers.- apparently mars bars are going to wrappers. okay well, to go paper wrappers. okay well, eeeuse— to go paper wrappers. okay well, teeuse peopte— to go paper wrappers. okay well, because people care about this. okay— because people care about this. otew. wett— because people care about this. okayr wett. tot-s— because people care about this. okay, wait. let's so— because people care about this. okay, wait. let's so mars- because people care about this. okay, wait. let's so mars bars are changing at the moment. they've got their plastic wrappers. they for wrappers. they have for quite a while, had plastic since 1966. they have had plastic wrappers. ves— they have had plastic wrappers. ves. .ttew-re— they have had plastic wrappers.| yes. .they're _change yes. but they're going to change it yes. but they're going to change tt-teeeuse— yes. but they're going to change it-because-plastic- it back because the plastic wreppers— it back because the plastic wrappers everywhere. they wrappers get everywhere. they pottute— pollute the planet. it's really, reettw— pollute the planet. it's really,. reettw—wttt really bad. and they think with the really bad. and they think with tte peper— really bad. and they think with the paper wrappers, it also eeetes— the paper wrappers, it also eeetes tots— the paper wrappers, it also creates jobs-it- the paper wrappers, it also creates jobs it has the paper wrappers, it also. creates jobs-it has to creates jobs because it has to be creates jobs because it has to te—ttet-sl creates jobs because it has to. te—ttet-s goot be hand wrapped. so that's good for be hand wrapped. so that's good tor—wet. - be hand wrapped. so that's good tor—wet. tt- be hand wrapped. so that's goodi for—well. it also for the economy as well. it also mems-goteg— for the economy as well. it also means going more means they're going to be more expensive. of course they are. tut— expensive. of course they are. tut mw— expensive. of course they are. but my favourite— expensive. of course they are. but my favourite part- of course they are. but my favourite part is but my favourite part of it is if but my favourite part of it is tt—wour- but my favourite part of it is. if_your supermarket if you go into your supermarket eet— if you go into your supermarket eet get— if you go into your supermarket eet get oee— if you go into your supermarket eet get ot— if you go into your supermarket and get one of these paper mars eet—toese-t- and get one of these paper mars and—doesn't taste- and get one of these paper mars and doesn't taste as and you find it doesn't taste as

test—wourl fresh, yes, well, you get your moeew— fresh, yes, well, you get your moeew-ttts- fresh, yes, well, you get your money-kids are- fresh, yes, well, you get your money kids are going money back. fat kids are going to towe— money back. fat kids are going to towe ttet. — money back. fat kids are going to love that. “tip iti 3ti “3 to love that. they're going to go back times. yeah i want go back a few times. yeah i want another i force my way another one. i force my way through five dodgy mars bars just point. 500 just to prove a point. 500 tesco's next week and see how peopte—rt.- tesco's next week and see how peopte—rt. t- tesco's next week and see how people—it. i don't. people respond to it. i don't eet— people respond to it. i don't eet-ot— people respond to it. i don't eet-or ttteg- eat that sort of thing. etwoustw— eat that sort of thing. obviously i'll try but. but. but i i obviously i'll try but. but. but i to— obviously i'll try but. but. but i-i do wonder— obviously i'll try but. but. but i-i do wonder if— obviously i'll try but. but. but i i do wonder if people will i do. i do wonder if people will be pteeset— i do. i do wonder if people will be pteeset by— i do. i do wonder if people will be pleased by it— i do. i do wonder if people will be pleased by it because i agree wttt— be pleased by it because i agree wttt wou.— be pleased by it because i agree wttt wou. t— be pleased by it because i agree with you. i think— be pleased by it because i agree with you. i think people really tte— with you. i think people really ttte—etout- with you. i think people really like—about the| like they don't care about the peper—tt- like they don't care about the peper—tt reettw- paper. they want it really, reettw— paper. they want it really, really crunchy— paper. they want it really, really crunchy well, really crunchy and well, there's a really crunchy and well, there's e—etemeet- really crunchy and well, there's a_element.this.| really crunchy and well, there'si a_elementlthis. a kind of retro element to this. so a kind of retro element to this. ste—tetere— a kind of retro element to this. so_before they- a kind of retro element to this. so _ before they wentl so apparently before they went plastic. they plastic. yeah, they, they always used this with the paper used to do this with the paper thing. yeah. no doubt. in thing. yeah. no doubt. so in that it's. there's nothing thing. yeah. no doubt. so in that withit's. there's nothing thing. yeah. no doubt. so in that with peopletre's nothing thing. yeah. no doubt. so in that with people like nothing wrong with people like that. they enjoy the kind of they might enjoy the kind of sense reading sense of nostalgia about reading this concern is, this story. my main concern is, is this story. my main concern is, ts—soo— this story. my main concern is, is_500 tesco's?- this story. my main concern is,| is_500 tesco's? are is why is there 500 tesco's? are ttew— is why is there 500 tesco's? are ttew trwteg— is why is there 500 tesco's? are ttew trwteg-tete— is why is there 500 tesco's? are they trying take the they trying to take over the wortt. — they trying to take over the world. _course. they trying to take over the. world. _course they world. i mean of course they are. you're only— world. i mean of course they are. you're only just- world. i mean of course they are. v/tic. �*" 3c. i “3 are. you're only just figuring out. didn't know. apparently out. i didn't know. apparently ttew— out. i didn't know. apparently ttew-stutw— out. i didn't know. apparently ttew-stutw oe- out. i didn't know. apparently they-study on, on- out. i didn't know. apparently they-study on, on crisp. they did a study on, on crisp wreppers— they did a study on, on crisp wrappers-found- they did a study on, on crisp- wrappers _foundl2016 wrappers and they found in 2016 a wrappers and they found in 2016| a_scanned beaches a bunch of they scanned beaches eet— a bunch of they scanned beaches eet-tettt— a bunch of they scanned beaches and hadn't decomposed in 30 and they hadn't decomposed in 30 weets— and they hadn't decomposed in 30 weets-so— and they hadn't decomposed in 30 weets-so ttew-re— and they hadn't decomposed in 30 years. so they're saying years. right. so they're saying wtttout— years. right. so they're saying without decomposition the planet is without decomposition the planet ts goteg— without decomposition the planet ts goteg to— without decomposition the planet is going to .warmer- without decomposition the planet is going to warmer and is going to get warmer and warmer. .know, - is going to get warmer and warmer. know, polar warmer. you know, the polar teets— warmer. you know, the polar teers. — warmer. you know, the polar teers. teem— warmer. you know, the polar bears . yeah, well,- warmer. you know, the polar bears . tv/tis“ iti bears. yeah, well, they're getting covered bar,

getting covered in mars bar, right? a twist. i've got right? a plot twist. i've got a prot— right? a plot twist. i've got a ptot—tte- plot twist. go on. the chocolates— plot twist. go on. the chocolates are making everyone fat chocolates are making everyone tet .— chocolates are making everyone tet . rust— chocolates are making everyone tet . rust-ttem.- chocolates are making everyone fat . just them. banned fat. just banned them. banned etoeotetes. — fat. just banned them. banned. chocolates. _wow. fat. just banned them. banned- chocolates. _wow. on chocolates. simple. wow. wow. on that radical proposal from victor gao fascist millennial i've met. but look, the i've ever met. but look, the stow— i've ever met. but look, the stow ts— i've ever met. but look, the show is nearly— i've ever met. but look, the show is nearly over. - but look, the show is nearly over. let's take another quick look at sunday's front pages. so the mail on sunday leads with schofield. lover just 15 when they met lover was just 15 when they met the sunday telegraph has sunak asks to cap basic food asks stores to cap basic food pnces. asks stores to cap basic food prices . also a story there about prices. also a story there about mermaids . prices. also a story there about mermaids. the trans lobby observer has ministers in bitter fight to halt release of covid secrets. the sun on holly willoughby says phil lied to me the sunday express says we can cut migration and thrive . and cut migration and thrive. and the daily star also goes with the daily star also goes with the holly willoughby story. i'm so hurt . phil the holly willoughby story. i'm so hurt. phil lied to me. so those were your front pages. thatis those were your front pages. that is all we've got time for tonight. thank you ever so much. to guests tonight, to my guests tonight, scott capurro and victor daniels on his first ever appearance on headunes his first ever appearance on headlines won't be the headlines hopefully won't be the last. hosting last. leo kearse is hosting tomorrow and frances tomorrow with josh and frances foster. so do tune in. that's going to be at 11:00. and if

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a major cold at the moment. so if i sneeze, live on air, it'll be a first for all of us. here we are on gb news, online, on tv, and on radio. tonight we'll be joined by an advocate for the vegan movement who says the health benefits of such a diet are amazing and we should all think about doing it. i'm interested to contemplate what the vegan diet means the the vegan diet means for the planet so we'll be planet as well. so we'll be joined by a dairy farmer from pembrokeshire about the

pembrokeshire to talk about the impact vegan movement has impact the vegan movement has been his plus, been having on his farm. plus, in between sneezes, we'll be heanng in between sneezes, we'll be hearing from campaign group save the shire who are making a plea to rescue the landscape that inspired john ronald. reuel tolkiens hobbit and lord of the rings from a huge new solar farm which would overshadow bilbo baggins . original bag end all of baggins. original bag end all of that and more coming up. but first, an update on the latest news from rory smith . thank you news from rory smith. thank you very much, news from rory smith. thank you werw mug. wett— news from rory smith. thank you very much, neil. itv— news from rory smith. thank you very much, neil. itv says- :�*l�*z�*fl�*u’ thank you very much, neil. itv says it rouet— very much, neil. itv says it touet eo— very much, neil. itv says it found no evidence of a relationship— found no evidence of a relationship between philip setottett— relationship between philip schofield and— relationship between philip schofield and another employee turteg— schofield and another employee turteg ee— schofield and another employee during an investigation in 2020. tte— during an investigation in 2020. the broadcaster— during an investigation in 2020. the broadcaster says the pair reguestet— the broadcaster says the pair requested and— the broadcaster says the pair requested and after hearing the tut— requested and after hearing the rumours, but both— requested and after hearing the rumours, but both men denied ttew— rumours, but both men denied ttew wee— rumours, but both men denied they were seeing— rumours, but both men denied they were seeing each other. the tv they were seeing each other. the w preseeter— they were seeing each other. the tv presenter resigned yesterday etter— tv presenter resigned yesterday after admitting— tv presenter resigned yesterday after admitting he did have an ettetr— after admitting he did have an ettetr wttt— after admitting he did have an affair with a— after admitting he did have an affair with a young male eotteegue— affair with a young male eotteegue .— affair with a young male colleague , which he described as

colleague, which he described as on colleague, which he described as oe tut— colleague, which he described as on wise but not—