at eight. hello, i'm rory smith and the gb news newsroom. itv says this morning— news newsroom. itv says this morning wm— news newsroom. itv says this morning will air— news newsroom. itv says this morning will air as— \\ \\ itv says this morning will air as normal tomorrow following reports the show— tomorrow following reports the show could— tomorrow following reports the show could be— tomorrow following reports the show could be axed. but staff membes— show could be axed. but staff membes ser— show could be axed. but staff members say executives need to breve— members say executives need to more merr— members say executives need to prove their properly. addressing the prove their properly. addressing rbe — prove their properly. addressing rbe er— prove their properly. addressing the issue of philip's schofield's- the issue of philip's schofield's affair with a young embberee— schofield's affair with a young embberee ,— schofield's affair with a young employee , sources have told gb employee, sources have told gb news— employee, sources have told gb news mer— employee, sources have told gb news that bosses— employee, sources have told gb news that bosses have just seven days— news that bosses have just seven days re— news that bosses have just seven days be see— news that bosses have just seven days re br— news that bosses have just seven days to see if the— news that bosses have just seven days to see if the programme . we days to see if the programme. we asked— days to see if the programme. we asked sme— days to see if the programme. we asked some viewers— days to see if the programme. we asked some viewers their mmbers.— asked some viewers their ebmrems. rr-s— asked some viewers their opinions. it's not really for us to opinions. it's not really for us be mebe— opinions. it's not really for us to judge someone. " to judge someone. i mean, what he did and what if it's true that this young chap was 18.7 there's nothing to do with that. i think he should speak to his family. i will say that i think perhaps the show needs fresh

people on. i think that the show really— people on. i think that the show reebb rebee— people on. i think that the show really relied on— people on. i think that the show really relied on the— rzzr" i think that the show really relied on the chemistry mer— really relied on the chemistry rber berry— really relied on the chemistry that holly and— really relied on the chemistry that holly and phil had for me. less— that holly and phil had for me. bess r— that holly and phil had for me. bess r em— that holly and phil had for me. less i am less— that holly and phil had for me. less i am less keen— that holly and phil had for me. less i am less keen to- that holly and phil had for me. less i am less keen to watching the programmes with them as they split. am i right.7 and i think that holly is going to get the career even bigger now. you know , career even bigger now. you know i , career even bigger now. you know , i like i like phil and holly, so i'm very sad to see them go because i love i loved them both so it's a pity really. and i was sbeebeb— so it's a pity really. and i was sbeebee re— so it's a pity really. and i was shocked to hear— so it's a pity really. and i was shocked to hear about- c car ”cellar and i was shocked to hear about phil bese— shocked to hear about phil bese r— shocked to hear about phil because i didn't think he'd do anything— because i didn't think he'd do myrbmg bre— because i didn't think he'd do anything like that, be so beeebrmb— anything like that, be so deceitful ._ anything like that, be so deceitful . in— anything like that, be so deceitful . in turkey. “in; can deceitful. in turkey. president breegm— deceitful. in turkey. president erdogan has won the presidential election on the take his ruling to a third decade, erdogan received just over 52% of the vote with kemal kilicdaroglu securing nearly 48. his rival is refusing to admit defeat, calling it an unfair election . calling it an unfair election. fryston rishi sunak has sent his

congratulations, saying he looks forward to continuing a strong collaboration between the uk and turkey . a man has been charged turkey. a man has been charged with the murder of a 17 year old boy in sheffield . mohammed iqbal boy in sheffield. mohammed iqbal was stabbed to death in the crookes area on thursday and later died in hospital . a 29 later died in hospital. a 29 year old peshwa ghafoor from the city will appear in court tomorrow, charged with his murder. will earlier today, a 33 year old man was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender . the government is offender. the government is launching an ad campaign to stop people from crossing the channel the advert is set to be circulated in albania next week, will warn people they face being detained and removed if they make the journey . critics have make the journey. critics have already branded it as pointless, saying it won't deter them. while a record number of people made the crossing in small boats last year and more than 6000 have been intercept sighted. so

far this year. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato. time for headliners . news nato. time for headliners. hello, i'm leo. kirsten welcome to headliners— hello, i'm leo. kirsten welcome to headliners joining me tonight for e— to headliners joining me tonight for a beer— to headliners joining me tonight for a look through— to headliners joining me tonight for a look through monday's bebers— for a look through monday's papers were— for a look through monday's papers, we're lucky to have two eemebeems— papers, we're lucky to have two comedians who— papers, we're lucky to have two comedians who actually read them josh— comedians who actually read them resb wewre— comedians who actually read them resb wewbe eme— comedians who actually read them josh howie and francis foster. bew— josh howie and francis foster. how are— josh howie and francis foster. wew web— josh howie and francis foster. how are you both— josh howie and francis foster. how are you both doing .7 very how are you both doing? very webb— how are you both doing? very web. bew— how are you both doing? very well. how are— how are you both doing? very well. how are you— how are you both doing? very well. how are you doing, mate? webm— well. how are you doing, mate? ream mer— well. how are you doing, mate? ream mer bee.— well. how are you doing, mate? yeah, not bad. i've— well. how are you doing, mate? yeah, not bad. i've been out in me— yeah, not bad. i've been out in me swmsmeb— yeah, not bad. i've been out in the sunshine. i've— yeah, not bad. i've been out in the sunshine. i've been out in me— the sunshine. i've been out in the sunshine.— the sunshine. i've been out in the sunshine. decided i didn't bre— the sunshine. decided i didn't we r.— the sunshine. decided i didn't we be. me— the sunshine. decided i didn't like it. and went— the sunshine. decided i didn't like it. and went back inside. very— like it. and went back inside. v..,_a.yw.y,_ like it. and went back inside. vew-amwwew-bewe very british. anyway, let's have a very british. anyway, let's have e—rrem- very british. anyway, let's have e—rrem bege- very british. anyway, let's have e—rrem bege rsl a look at those front page is me— a look at those front page is me baby— a look at those front page is the daily mail— a look at those front page is the daily mail with tv the daily mail leads with tv demer— the daily mail leads with tv bower-eur— the daily mail leads with tv doctor-out at- the daily mail leads with tv doctor out at toxic this doctor hits out at toxic this member— doctor hits out at toxic this member .— doctor hits out at toxic this member . me— doctor hits out at toxic this morning . the telegraph has price morning. the telegraph has price seps— morning. the telegraph has price eebs wru— morning. the telegraph has price caps will create _ morning. the telegraph has price caps will create shortages prime rrmbsrer— caps will create shortages prime minister warned— caps will create shortages prime minister warned the times has brbrbsb— minister warned the times has brbrbsb bebee— minister warned the times has british police bid— minister warned the times has british police bid to stop mrgrems— british police bid to stop migrants leaving africa . the

migrants leaving africa. the summer— migrants leaving africa. the summer ge— migrants leaving africa. the guardian go with met police to sreb— guardian go with met police to sreb gemg— guardian go with met police to sreb going be— guardian go with met police to stop going to mental health call ems. — stop going to mental health call ems. me— stop going to mental health call outs. the mirror— stop going to mental health call outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be staying-— outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be srewmg. ame— outs. the mirror has holly. i'll be staying. and finally , the be staying. and finally, the berry— be staying. and finally, the baby swer— be staying. and finally, the daily star has— be staying. and finally, the daily star has dr. ranj blasts bubb— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture at— daily star has dr. ranj blasts bully culture at itv. and those were your front— bully culture at itv. and those were your front pages . and let's were your front pages. and let's beve— were your front pages. and let's bewe e— were your front pages. and let's bewe e eeserb— were your front pages. and let's have a closer look— were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those mem— have a closer look at those rremr babes— have a closer look at those front pages starting with wembew-s— front pages starting with monday's daily mail. josh yeah , monday's daily mail. josh yeah, so mere-s— monday's daily mail. josh yeah, so mere-s e— monday's daily mail. josh yeah, so there's a picture of kylie wmeewe— so there's a picture of kylie minogue there. - so there's a picture of kylie minogue there. "er ”iii: g minogue there. they're saying is grand prix kylie set to race back up the charts because she went to the grand prix and that's why they've literally done that photo and taken up quarter of the paper because really what we want to fully focus on of course is, is more. phillip schofield and they of course this doctor ran age. he's saying there was bullying and some people were saying, is the show going to go under or not? i can't. why does anybody care? i don't know. it's not supposedly.

i mean , even if it went under, i mean, even if it went under, they're just they're going to call different name. it call it a different name. it would like when call it a different name. it would-like when newsi call it a different name. it. would-like when news of call it a different name. it- would.like when news of the would be like when news of the womb— would be like when news of the were wem— would be like when news of the world went down,— would be like when news of the world went down, it was just rebbeeee— world went down, it was just replaced with _ world went down, it was just replaced with -on - world went down, it was just replaced with on sunday. world went down, it was just- replaced with-on sunday. replaced with the sun on sunday. soldoesn't— so it doesn't make any difference. only thing difference. the only thing that matters lost big, matters was when they lost big, big breakfast. that was her. that was pain. but apart from that, this whole thing is just going these going on and on and these accusations ranj like accusations by dr. ranj like bullying from bullying accusations from a grown , by the way, not from grown man, by the way, not from a year old girl, from a seven year old girl, from a doctor. from a doctor. yeah bobb— doctor. from a doctor. yeah beer. wbrr— doctor. from a doctor. yeah look, what can you say about this war? you know, is that no one is really being honest about what's happening. well, you . to what's happening. well, you. to be honest, this is your chance. come on, say it. so let's take down this station. let's get it soon. use the. let's get soon. let's use the. let's get you yeah, exactly. let's you sued. yeah, exactly. let's use the p word. as in philip. anyway no , there's obviously anyway but no, there's obviously a more about to come a lot more that's about to come out with this story. everybody's tiptoeing there is an tiptoeing around it. there is an unexploded bomb here, and i can't wait to see it. a good man getting destroyed. you're not going to speculate right now because we like having a broadcasting licence. exactly. we perfect.

broadcasting licence. exactly. we - perfect. anyway . broadcasting licence. exactly.- we-perfect. anyway moving we good? perfect. anyway moving on, we good? perfect. anyway moving sew—ger— we good? perfect. anyway moving em—eer m— we good? perfect. anyway moving em—eer be me- on, the telegraph got in the mem— on, the telegraph got in the from ever— on, the telegraph got in the front cover, frances. so the baby— front cover, frances. so the daily telegraph _ front cover, frances. so the daily telegraph being the high brew— daily telegraph being the high brew bwbbe— daily telegraph being the high brow public nation that they mave— brow public nation that they are. -have gone- brow public nation that they are. -have gone for- brow public nation that they are. d are. leo have gone for price caps will create shortages of pm warned what is happening is warned so what is happening is retailers are warning rishi sunak that he can't impose 1970s price caps on the very basic goods that we rely on day in day out, things like eggs and bread and milk . out, things like eggs and bread and milk. because if the tories do that, then what will happen is that suppliers will sell their produce elsewhere. now obviously, that worked more in the 1970s because we didn't have a globalised market yet, but it didn't work in the 1970s. but it worked more didn't work in the 19705. but it worked more than— didn't work in the 19705. but it worked more than it— didn't work in the 19705. but it worked more than it will- worked more than it will work new be— worked more than it will work new be vee— worked more than it will work now . do you see— worked more than it will work now . jrzzr , now. do you see what i mean? yeah.i now. do you see what i mean? yeah. i mean, it seems ridiculous, josh, for the tories as well. the party who are swbbesee— as well. the party who are subbesee re— as well. the party who are supposed to be— the party who are supposed to be certainly used to be me— supposed to be certainly used to be me berry— supposed to be certainly used to be me berry er— supposed to be certainly used to be the party of free markets and eebbrebsm— be the party of free markets and capitalism and— be the party of free markets and capitalism and innovation and sweeessmb— capitalism and innovation and successful business to be rmbesme— successful business to be imposing communist style price eebs— imposing communist style price eebs beese— imposing communist style price caps because they're desperate. ame— caps because they're desperate. ame msbb — caps because they're desperate. and rishi sunak— caps because they're desperate. and rishi sunak i5—

caps because they're desperate. and rishi sunak is desperate because inflation was meant to because inflation was meant to be than it be coming down quicker than it was, is . it's gone down was, than it is. it's gone down to like 8.9 or something. it's less than 10, but it's meant to be 5% right now. yeah. be more like 5% right now. yeah. and also on food, well, that's 20% with food. and that's so food is what's driving it up. so they're desperate to bring down. i if they know that it i wonder if he they know that it wouldn't work. first of all but the of the of the the threat of the of the different waitrose and morrisons and all the supermarkets saying that these producers will just take their stuff elsewhere. the good is that with all the good news is that with all the red tape that we have because of brexit, they they've got to sell it. yes that's the positive side. i think it's more side. but i think it's more i think a warning. i think think it's a warning. i think it's the bow. and it's a shot across the bow. and they're saying don't the they're saying don't put up the pfices they're saying don't put up the prices too much more. and the reality and know, reality is, and i don't know, you guys do your shopping or not. i do my shopping. the household shopping. it's noticeable. you're getting noticeable. like you're getting way and also, noticeable. like you're getting way are and also, noticeable. like you're getting way are some and also, noticeable. like you're getting way are some companiesj also, there are some companies that have the opportunity to have taken the opportunity to put i mean, i'm put up their prices. i mean, i'm not put up their prices. i mean, i'm mer beebmg— put up their prices. i mean, i'm not looking i i'm _ put up their prices. i mean, i'm not looking-i'm not- c. ” f i mean, i'm not looking i'm not looking not looking at i'm not looking at not looking at i'm not looking er webm— not looking at i'm not looking at heinz ketchup,— not looking at i'm not looking at heinz ketchup, but some baked bems — at heinz ketchup, but some baked bees beers— at heinz ketchup, but some baked beans. beans. yeah.— at heinz ketchup, but some baked beans. “43?" they've just

beans. beans. yeah. they've just gene— beans. beans. yeah. they've just gone ridiculously— beans. beans. yeah. they've just gone ridiculously high.— beans. / they've just gone ridiculously high. that sew-r— gone ridiculously high. that can't-accounted- gone ridiculously high. that can't accounted mean, gone ridiculously high. that c understandrunted mean, gone ridiculously high. that c understand there's mean, gone ridiculously high. that c understand there's ninin, i understand there's a war in brewe— i understand there's a war in uweme, ber— i understand there's a war in ukraine, but that— i understand there's a war in ukraine, but that doesn't mean eber— ukraine, but that doesn't mean we remere— ukraine, but that doesn't mean that tomato ketchup is suddenly, you that tomato ketchup is suddenly, wee—mee- that tomato ketchup is suddenly, you _three times| you know, got to be three times as you know, got to be three times es ebemsbve — you know, got to be three times as expensive. well— you know, got to be three times as expensive. well look, it's eeee— as expensive. well look, it's eeee-bevs- as expensive. well look, it's good -boys know. as expensive. well look, it's. good-boys know about good that you boys know about prices — good that you boys know about prices. -becau5e- good that you boys know about prices. -because i'm. prices. i don't, because i'm a real man, mate. get the woman to do oh, no, no. i'm a do it anyway. oh, no, no. i'm a real man. that's why- do it anyway. oh, no, no. i'm a real man. that's why i- r:r:::r c i'm a real man. that's why i don't emsr— real man. that's why i don't rrwsr ber— real man. that's why i don't rrwsr be re— real man. that's why i don't trust her to do— real man. that's why i don't trust her to do it.- real man. that's why i don't trust her to do it. because she beers— trust her to do it. because she never looks at— trust her to do it. because she never looks at the— trust her to do it. because she never looks at the deals and wbemer. — never looks at the deals and whatnot. yeah— never looks at the deals and whatnot. yeah exactly. and also, mew-ve— whatnot. yeah exactly. and also, rbev-ve-rbe— whatnot. yeah exactly. and also, they've the slightly they've got the slightly surprising results from from turkey's election. they're 52. erdogan. squeaked turkey's election. they're 52. i erdogaithough-squeaked erdogyaithough apparentlyraked erdogyaithough apparently noed it even though apparently no reebbv— it even though apparently no one's really liked him he isn't bebwber— one's really liked him he isn't popular opposition popular and the opposition beeeer— popular and the opposition leader-that- popular and the opposition leader-that it's. leader is saying that it's something's_ leader is saying that it's something's happening here which is something's happening here which bs-eeeev.— something's happening here which bs-eeeev. ber— something's happening here which bs-eeeev. bur br- is incredibly dodgy. but it eeesm-r— is incredibly dodgy. but it doesn't-viva- is incredibly dodgy. but it doesn't viva erdogan . doesn't matter. viva erdogan. bem— doesn't matter. viva erdogan. em 52. — doesn't matter. viva erdogan. yeah, 52. that's— doesn't matter. viva erdogan. yeah, 52. g yeah, 52. that's nothing. i mean, that really. 40, 48% is the most important thing to focus on here. yeah, but he's beenin focus on here. yeah, but he's been in power now for 20 years. yeah arguably more and more dictatorial . yeah. and it's . dictatorial. yeah. and it's. it's a shame because having this , this guy, i suppose he was quite boring. his opponent. but it was a coalition of the sort of centre left that were coming to take him down because he has

been andrew gwynne has been slowly demolishing these democratic. yeah. inaya and he hasn't been governing particularly well. i mean there's been— f i mean there's been hyperinflation in berrie— there's been hyperinflation in nortje absolutely. ' r: there's been hyperinflation in nortje absolutely. ' “r: “iii" there's been hyperinflation in nortje absolutely. ' “r: 1“ nortje absolutely. and then also you had and obviously the earthquake over there, but there was a lot of because a lot of there was a lot of shoddy building and whatnot, lots of people extra died because of that. so i think this is bad news for turkey. i think it's bad news for the world, to be honest, because turkey is a is a power. it's a regional power. it has influence huge, huge has influence us. oh, huge, huge influence. and really i influence. and so it's really i mean, it's a key point for deaung mean, it's a key point for dealing with so many things like russia and ukraine and also with the flow of refugees coming from the flow of refugees coming from the middle east. absolutely. yeah. so i think i don't think this is a good thing, but we'll see if this opponent sticks around or if something happens to him. yeah, well, five years time has a schofield. yes > anyway, what's on the c f ir: /ris > anyway, what's on the front er— anyway, what's on the front cover of monday's times? josh um,— cover of monday's times? josh um-ewbre— cover of monday's times? josh um-ewbre e— cover of monday's times? josh um, quite a disturbing um, there's quite a disturbing srerv— um, there's quite a disturbing srerv bere—

um, there's quite a disturbing story here about— um, there's quite a disturbing story here about poor maternity berr— story here about poor maternity beer es— story here about poor maternity care. left us in— story here about poor maternity care. left us in danger,- story here about poor maternity care. 1“ d care. left us in danger, says 1 in 4 mothers and it it's. it's sad because there's one statistic here that i just want to read out, which is the nhs is spending twice as much on the cost of harm caused by maternity services as they are on the actual maternity care itself . actual maternity care itself. thatis actual maternity care itself. that is a somewhat terrifying statistic. a number or whatever. and of course we have reduction of funding for all across the nhs , all across all of our nhs, all across all of our services. but maternity care is so vile , all so important that so vile, all so important that they have good people. i'm just grateful that we had our children a few years ago . yeah, children a few years ago. yeah, but even then there were definite holes in the system. yeah no,i definite holes in the system. yeah no, ijust definite holes in the system. yeah no, i just had a baby. yeah no, ijust had a baby. i / no, ijust had a baby. i mean, not me personally, but. ber— mean, not me personally, but. bur mv— mean, not me personally, but. bur my wife.— mean, not me personally, but. but my wife. you— mean, not me personally, but. but my wife. you can have a bebw— but my wife. you can have a babyr mere. — but my wife. you can have a babyr mere. we— but my wife. you can have a baby, mate. we were 20, 23. but no baby, mate. we were 20, 23. but we meber— baby, mate. we were 20, 23. but we merrer bew— baby, mate. we were 20, 23. but no matter how i— baby, mate. we were 20, 23. but no matter how i identify, i eem-r— no matter how i identify, i eem-r mmb— no matter how i identify, i don't think i— no matter how i identify, i don't think i can, but. but, veem— don't think i can, but. but, yeahr we— don't think i can, but. but, yeah, we were— don't think i can, but. but, yeah, we were the worst. and we we— yeah, we were the worst. and we were. we were surprised. it was.

it were. we were surprised. it was. r esr— were. we were surprised. it was. r esr me— were. we were surprised. it was. it wasn't the sort— were. we were surprised. it was. it wasn't the sort of— were. we were surprised. it was. it wasn't the sort of gold bberee — it wasn't the sort of gold plated standard expect plated standard you'd expect mem— plated standard you'd expect rem-me— plated standard you'd expect from-the nhs.- plated standard you'd expect from the nhs. but from the from the nhs. but brewers— from the from the nhs. but brewers-re- from the from the nhs. but francis,-to talk- from the from the nhs. but francis, to talk about francis, i want to talk about me— francis, i want to talk about me emer— francis, i want to talk about the other story— francis, i want to talk about the other story on their police . brbrbsb— the other story on their police . brbrbsb-ere— the other story on their police .british-are-bid. . british police are in a bid to see— . british police are in a bid to sreb mrgrems— . british police are in a bid to stop migrants africa. so stop migrants leaving africa. so veeb. — stop migrants leaving africa. so veeb. se— stop migrants leaving africa. so veeb. se rms— stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is— stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is the- stop migrants leaving africa. so yeah. so this is the police. this is a policy which is trying to stop immigration in at its source . and they're going to source. and they're going to work with algiers and tunisia in order to try and make it happen. the reality is , is immigration the reality is, is immigration in this country is completely out of control . they're out of control. they're predicting not only that half a million, though, it's reached half a million. it might reach a million over a year. illegal immigration from the boats alone is estimated to be around 80,000. so we are trying the british government, rather, are actually trying everything in their power in order to try and solve this problem. but the reality is this is going to be a challenge, i think, for all western nations moving forward for europe. but but the reality is mer— for europe. but but the reality is that 600,000 _ for europe. but but the reality is that 600,000 net- c. but but the reality is that 600,000 net is mostly mebe— is that 600,000 net is mostly meee eb— is that 600,000 net is mostly meee wb er— is that 600,000 net is mostly made up of people. we have

mvbree— made up of people. we have invited over— made up of people. we have invited over to— made up of people. we have invited over to this country. i bevem-r— invited over to this country. i haven't invited _ invited over to this country. i haven't invited them.- invited over to this country. i haven't invited them. might well, they well, they have been ianed well, they well, they have been invited over. if you're going to go invited over. if you're going to see me— invited over. if you're going to see me e— invited over. if you're going to go into a hospital— invited over. if you're going to go into a hospital or- air: if you're going to go into a hospital or you're going— go into a hospital or you're seeing re— go into a hospital or you're seeing re meee— go into a hospital or you're going to need these people, were-re— going to need these people, we-re-re-re- going to need these people, we're-to-to that. we're going to get to that mew.— we're going to get to that srervlbwr— we're going to get to that story.-but the- we're going to get to that story. but the point is, the story. but but the point is, the brim— story. but but the point is, the brrrrsb beepe— story. but but the point is, the british people, seen this british people, we've seen this evbbesbem— british people, we've seen thisj explosion—since explosion of immigration since the explosion of immigration since rbe-bbebr— explosion of immigration since the-blair years. - explosion of immigration since the blair years. ' “r: explosion of immigration since the blair years. “r: the tony blair years. and, you mew.— the tony blair years. and, you know, repeat covid know, despite repeat covid government promises that they're going to a more going to bring it down to a more manageable it manageable levels where it doesn't discord and doesn't cause social discord and doesn't cause social discord and doesn't racism doesn't inflame, frankly, racism . i'm just saying they use the figure— . i'm just saying they use the meme bere— . i'm just saying they use the figure here of— i'm just saying they use the figure here of 400,000 people rrvme— figure here of 400,000 people rrvme re— figure here of 400,000 people rrvmg re — figure here of 400,000 people trying to cross. and my point, i guess— trying to cross. and my point, i guess my— trying to cross. and my point, i guess my berm— trying to cross. and my point, i guess my berm bs— trying to cross. and my point, i guess my point is when we when you guess my point is when we when vew brmg— guess my point is when we when vew brmg eb— guess my point is when we when vew bring be me— guess my point is when we when you bring up the huge figures of bmmbgrerbem— you bring up the huge figures of immigration-have- you bring up the huge figures of immigration have , this immigration that we have, this is mer— immigration that we have, this is mer b.— immigration that we have, this is not it. that's— immigration that we have, this is not it. that's not the reason wbv.— is not it. that's not the reason wbv. rr-s— is not it. that's not the reason why. it's because— is not it. that's not the reason why. it's because of ukrainians eemmg— why. it's because of ukrainians eemmg ever— why. it's because of ukrainians coming over, because of people mem— coming over, because of people rrem—eemmg- coming over, because of people. from _coming-but from hong kong, coming over, but beebbe—ever- from hong kong, coming over, but beebbe—ever re- from hong kong, coming over, but people—over to run. people from invited over to run our-my— people from invited over to run eer-wv berm— people from invited over to run eer-wv berm bs- people from invited over to run our my point is this is not our nhs. my point is this is not the our nhs. my point is this is not me seme— our nhs. my point is this is not me es— our nhs. my point is this is not the same as that— our nhs. my point is this is not the same as that we've got brebbemerbe— the same as that we've got problematic immigration, which i mmb— problematic immigration, which i mmble— problematic immigration, which i mmble smeu— problematic immigration, which i think a small boats think is a small boats crossings. - think is a small boats crossings. 1“ think is a small boats- crossings. imean, nobody, crossings. i mean, nobody, nobody saying, know, nobody is saying, you know, oh, like culturally like ukrainians are culturally similar to us. they don't form grooming gangs or anything like that. there's not that issue . i that. there's not that issue. i remember when i worked with the

police , we had a we had an issue police, we had a we had an issue with increase the rise. with an increase in the rise. the severity of violence in street gangs. and it was because somalian kids were coming who'd been exposed to horrific violence and they were coming as refugees and quite rightly there they a right to claim refuge they had a right to claim refuge and claim sanctuary in another country . but because they'd been country. but because they'd been exposed to that violence and they used to that violence, they were used to that violence, it sorts of it was causing all sorts of problems problems. and problems and problems. and the problems and problems. and the problem is, well, we— problems and problems. and the problem is, well, we have- problem is, well, we have a eeebmmg— problem is, well, we have a declining-in- declining birth rate in this eemw— declining birth rate in this country. - rates - declining birth rate in this country.-rates .- declining birth rate in this country. rates . well, country. birth rates. well, mew-re— country. birth rates. well, mew-re gemg— country. birth rates. well, they're going through the floor in they're going through the floor m-mer-erbrv— they're going through the floor m-mer-erbrv er— they're going through the floor in majority of western in the majority of western ewbwre — in the majority of western ewbwre . — in the majority of western culture . speak- in the majority of western culture . culture. speak for yourself, mate. you're culture. speak for yourself, mate . you're doing culture. ” you're doing your culture. you're doing your bit culture. speak for yourself,- mate. you're doing your bit josh meme.— mate. you're doing your bit josh wewbe. ber— mate. you're doing your bit josh wewbe. bur es— mate. you're doing your bit josh howie. but aslresult,- you're doing your bit josh howie. but as result, we have howie. but as a result, we have a howie. but as a result, we have e bebewr— howie. but as a result, we have a labour shortage— howie. but as a result, we have a labour shortage in this eewmrv— a labour shortage in this eewmrrv eme— a labour shortage in this country and how else are you going— country and how else are you gemg re— country and how else are you going to plug— country and how else are you going to plug it?— country and how else are you going to plug it? robots anyway? veeb. — going to plug it? robots anyway? veeb. wber-s— going to plug it? robots anyway? veeb. wber-s em— going to plug it? robots anyway? yeah. what's on the— going to plug it? robots anyway? yeah. what's on the front- yeah. what's on the front cover of the guardian. so the guardian gees— of the guardian. so the guardian gees-me— of the guardian. so the guardian gees-me breegem— of the guardian. so the guardian goes-the erdogan story- of the guardian. so the guardian goes-the erdogan story ,- a: so the guardian goes the erdogan story , but goes with the erdogan story, but the goes with the erdogan story, but rbe-srerv— goes with the erdogan story, but rbe-srerv m— goes with the erdogan story, but the-story in the- goes with the erdogan story, but the story in the guardian the main story in the guardian is the main story in the guardian bs-rebee— the main story in the guardian bs-rebee ee- the main story in the guardian is-police are going. the main story in the guardian is police are going to is the met. police are going to see— is the met. police are going to sreb gemg— is the met. police are going to stop going-health. is the met. police are going to stop going health call stop going to mental health call ems— stop going to mental health call ewrs eme— stop going to mental health call ewrs me me— stop going to mental health call outs and the metropolitan police will outs and the metropolitan police wbbb me— outs and the metropolitan police wbbb me bemger— outs and the metropolitan police will no longer attend emergency sews— will no longer attend emergency calls related— will no longer attend emergency calls related to— will no longer attend emergency calls related to mental health

mergers— calls related to mental health incidents. the— calls related to mental health incidents. the force's commissioner has said and his ergwmem— commissioner has said and his ergwmem bs— commissioner has said and his ergwmem rs br— commissioner has said and his argument is it is— commissioner has said and his argument is it is simply arnie rebmg— argument is it is simply arnie rebmg eb— argument is it is simply arnie rebmg wb ree— argument is it is simply arnie taking up too much time. so the reuse— taking up too much time. so the reuse ee— taking up too much time. so the police are turning— taking up too much time. so the police are turning up. they're bevmg— police are turning up. they're bevmg re— police are turning up. they're having to deal— police are turning up. they're having to deal with these with rbese— having to deal with these with these unfortunate people who are verv— these unfortunate people who are verr verv— these unfortunate people who are verr verv memrebbv— these unfortunate people who are very, very mentally unwell . and very, very mentally unwell. and i'm very, very mentally unwell. and r-m -re— very, very mentally unwell. and r-m -re reed— very, very mentally unwell. and i'm-to read out- very, very mentally unwell. and i'm-to read out a- very, very mentally unwell. and i'm to read out a couple i'm going to read out a couple of i'm going to read out a couple er srers— i'm going to read out a couple er srerslvew. — i'm going to read out a couple of stats-you. the- i'm going to read out a couple of stats you. the officers of stats for you. the officers seeme— of stats for you. the officers spend -1,000,000 i spend almost 1,000,000 hours a veer— spend almost 1,000,000 hours a veer webmg— spend almost 1,000,000 hours a veer werrmg m— spend almost 1,000,000 hours a year waiting in hospitals for memeb— year waiting in hospitals for mental health— year waiting in hospitals for mental health patients to be assessed that— mental health patients to be assessed that is— mental health patients to be assessed that is equivalent of emerging— assessed that is equivalent of attending half— assessed that is equivalent of attending half a— assessed that is equivalent of attending half a million eemesrbe— attending half a million domestic abuse incidents or 600,000— domestic abuse incidents or 600,000 burglaries. and how many how 600,000 burglaries. and how many bew memv— 600,000 burglaries. and how many how many misgendering ? yeah, how many misgendering? yeah, six. how many misgendering? yeah, ber— how many misgendering? yeah, bur eme— how many misgendering? yeah, six. but and the— how many misgendering? yeah, six. but and the officers spent reboo— six. but and the officers spent rerooo beers— six. but and the officers spent 10,000 hours a— six. but and the officers spent 10,000 hours a month dealing wim— 10,000 hours a month dealing wbrb rbese— 10,000 hours a month dealing with these issues— 10,000 hours a month dealing with these issues and his ergwmem— with these issues and his ergwmem bs— with these issues and his argument is this is not an emeerbve— argument is this is not an effective use— argument is this is not an effective use of- argument is this is not an effective use of police resources because what these beebbe— resources because what these beebbe eerwebbv— resources because what these people actually need is a mental beebb— people actually need is a mental health specialist— people actually need is a mental health specialist who is going to health specialist who is going be me— health specialist who is going to come or somebody from the nhs in emer— to come or somebody from the nhs in ereer re— to come or somebody from the nhs in order to deal— to come or somebody from the nhs in order to deal with— to come or somebody from the nhs in order to deal with it, not a sense— in order to deal with it, not a police officer— in order to deal with it, not a police officer . _ in order to deal with it, not a police officer . i— in order to deal with it, not a police officer . 1“ police officer. i mean, but the problem is you're talking about violence, aren't we? i mean,

that's why the police are there. but they're still going to if mere-s— but they're still going to if mere-s e— but they're still going to if there's a threat— but they're still going to if there's a threat to life, mew-re— there's a threat to life, they're still- there's a threat to life, they're still going to send the reuse— they're still going to send the reuse eer. — they're still going to send the reuse eer. r— they're still going to send the police out. i mean, don't you mmb— police out. i mean, don't you rbmb me— police out. i mean, don't you think the police— police out. i mean, don't you think the police could actually eveeerbere— exacerbate begum threat to vbebemeee — exacerbate begum threat to violence? i— exacerbate begum threat to violence? i exacerbate begum threat to violence? e violence? i mean, like protecting. not. it's not. protecting. it's not. it's not. but you protecting. it's not. it's not. but-you think- protecting. it's not. it's not. but-you think it's- protecting. it's not. it's not. but-you think it's not? protecting. it's not. it's not.- but-you think it's not? no but don't you think it's not? no it's but don't you think it's not? no br-s-e— but don't you think it's not? no br-s-e rbreer— but don't you think it's not? no it's-a threat to— but don't you think it's not? no it's a threat to violence it's not a threat to violence eme— it's not a threat to violence ewe-re— it's not a threat to violence and -to life. - it's not a threat to violence and -to life. yeah,i and threat to life. yeah, violence. if— and threat to life. “cir? 1“ , i if somebody's violence. if somebody's threatening— , i if somebody's threatening violence, that's, vou— threatening violence, that's, vew mew,— threatening violence, that's, you know,-that's- threatening violence, that's, you know, that's that's that's a beer— you know, that's that's that's a weer-me.— you know, that's that's that's a rbreerlbre. — you know, that's that's that's a threat-life. is— you know, that's that's that's a threat-life. is it?- you know, that's that's that's a threat life. a? “cir? 1“ threat to life. is it? yeah. okay i mean, i'm going to give you burn. that's not you a chinese burn. that's not that's a you a chinese burn. that's not rber-s-e-re- you a chinese burn. that's not that's-a-to violencei that's not a threat to violence beese— that's not a threat to violence beese r— that's not a threat to violence because i wouldn't even feel mer— because i wouldn't even feel that because— because i wouldn't even feel that because i'm— because i wouldn't even feel that because i'm a man that because i'm a real man emvwew— that because i'm a real mani “ww—page that because i'm a real man. emvwew—bege rs anyway, that's the front page is rberewgbbv— anyway, that's the front page is thoroughly dealt— anyway, that's the front page is thoroughly dealt with.

listening to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners . i'm welcome back to headliners. i'm leo welcome back to headliners. i'm bee msbm— welcome back to headliners. i'm bee rrvsrem. rm— welcome back to headliners. i'm leo fryston. i'm taking a brisk srrebb— leo fryston. i'm taking a brisk stroll through— leo fryston. i'm taking a brisk stroll through monday's mewsbebers— stroll through monday's newspapers with comedians josh wewbe— newspapers with comedians josh wewbe eme— newspapers with comedians josh howie and francis— newspapers with comedians josh howie and francis foster kicking rbmgs— howie and francis foster kicking rbmgs em— howie and francis foster kicking things off with— howie and francis foster kicking things off with the times. and it things off with the times. and br beers— things off with the times. and it looks like— things off with the times. and it looks like star— things off with the times. and it looks like star is trying to get— it looks like star is trying to ger veres— it looks like star is trying to ger veres m— it looks like star is trying to get votes in scotland by making we gem-r— get votes in scotland by making sure we don't have— get votes in scotland by making sure we don't have to do any bere— sure we don't have to do any mm were.— sure we don't have to do any hard work. josh— sure we don't have to do any hard work. josh yeah , this is

hard work. josh yeah, this is gube— hard work. josh yeah, this is gwbre em— hard work. josh yeah, this is quite an interesting story . quite an interesting story. srermer— quite an interesting story. starmer plans— quite an interesting story. starmer plans to- quite an interesting story. starmer plans to block all new nonh starmer plans to block all new north sea oil and gas developments. he wants all the government money that's invested to go into only green stuff and turn us into a sort of a green, clean energy superpower , is the clean energy superpower, is the words. now that all sounds nice. can they do it ? of course. who can they do it? of course. who knows? i mean , it's not like the knows? i mean, it's not like the present government is actually doing anything, but it does . it doing anything, but it does. it sounds good. britain is a clean emergv. — sounds good. britain is a clean emergv. r— sounds good. britain is a clean emergv. r meem— sounds good. britain is a clean emergv. r ge— sounds good. britain is a clean energy. i mean, go ahead and deer— energy. i mean, go ahead and ebeem emergv. — energy. i mean, go ahead and clean energy. �*vvr�*rill energy. i mean, go ahead and clean energy. �*vvr�*riaa clean energy. well, but we have had they're putting a lot of it into they're saying into offshore wind, which we offshore wind, which is where we are doing well . and are now doing really well. and that a lot of wind that actually a lot of wind there. we the main problem there. but we the main problem here 85% of our boilers here is that 85% of our boilers are still run on gas. so so who is going to pay for those boilers to be changed over? that's the stuff that's going to affect the families and people directly . so that is they directly. so that is they haven't sort of acknowledged anything there . i know you've anything there. i know you've got a lot you want to say about it because the problem is, is that you go, right, we're going to 85, 85% green energy.

to have 85, 85% green energy. thatis to have 85, 85% green energy. that is fantastic. we're all going— that is fantastic. we're all gemg re— that is fantastic. we're all gemg re beve— that is fantastic. we're all going to have our pronouns in eer—me- going to have our pronouns in. our—the problem going to have our pronouns in. 0lwith_the problem going to have our pronouns in 0lwith this the problem going to have our pronouns in 0lwith this green the problem going to have our pronouns in 0lwith this green energy, roblem going to have our pronouns in 0lwith this green energy, it'sem is with this green energy, it's mer— is with this green energy, it's mer es— is with this green energy, it's not as reliable— is with this green energy, it's not as reliable as— is with this green energy, it's not as reliable as the current sources of energy. and as a resub— sources of energy. and as a reswb ,— sources of energy. and as a reswb , me— sources of energy. and as a result , the energy that it result, the energy that it breewees— result, the energy that it reduces bs— result, the energy that it produces is far more expensive. so produces is far more expensive. se vee— produces is far more expensive. se vew ger— produces is far more expensive. se vew ger e— produces is far more expensive. se vew ger e ber— produces is far more expensive. so you get a lot less bang for veer— so you get a lot less bang for veer beek— so you get a lot less bang for vewr brew b— so you get a lot less bang for your buck if we— so you get a lot less bang for your buck if we want reliable, ebeem— your buck if we want reliable, ebeem emergw— your buck if we want reliable, clean energy, why haven't we deme— clean energy, why haven't we done nuclear?— clean energy, why haven't we done nuclear? well i agree with web.— done nuclear? well i agree with web. — done nuclear? well i agree with web. r— done nuclear? well i agree with web. r mmb— done nuclear? well i agree with you. i think it's— done nuclear? well i agree with you. i think it's a— done nuclear? well i agree with you. i think it's a balance between those different things. but i also think i just want to say, going the point you say, going back to the point you were making, this is also about playing politics and it's quite a sticking a great way of sticking it to the snp because of their the snp because part of their economic policy , as they always economic policy, as they always call independence, like, call for independence, is like, oh no, we've got the oh no, we've got all the north sea going to sea oil. that's what's going to keep afloat. no, no, the snp keep us afloat. no, no, the snp are keep us afloat. no, no, the snp sevmg— keep us afloat. no, no, the snp sevmg mer— keep us afloat. no, no, the snp are saying that they've- as no, no, the snp are saying that they've been bre— are saying that they've been bbe mew-ve— are saying that they've been like they've been wanting to semerbmg — like they've been wanting to something are something because the greens are mebeere— something because the greens are inchoate mission— something because the greens are inchoate mission with them. but mer— inchoate mission with them. but rber—ewml that seems like a massive own goal for starmer because you know, scotland needs scotland needs jobs the and needs those jobs and the gas and oil and it seems stupid oil is there and it seems stupid not to to employ scots to oil is there and it seems stupid not it. to employ scots to oil is there and it seems stupid not it. buto employ scots to oil is there and it seems stupid not it. but he'siploy scots to oil is there and it seems stupid not it. but he's saying:ots to oil is there and it seems stupid not it. but he's saying that to get it. but he's saying that mew-b— get it. but he's saying that they'll employ— gria a but he's saying that they'll employ scots in, in this serr— they'll employ scots in, in this serr er— they'll employ scots in, in this

sort of renewable— they'll employ scots in, in this sort of renewable element mewsrrv. — sort of renewable element industry. they're- sort of renewable element industry. "car ”c: 91?in sort of renewable element industry. "car ”c130 “3 sort of renewable element industira grir “g sort of renewable element indust myyr 91?in sort of renewable element indust 1“rir7 whyair sort of renewable element indust “07 why not? yeah, but why not? why not? i mean, yeah, but why not? why not? i me— yeah, but why not? why not? i mean, the infrastructure- / “07 why not? i mean, the infrastructure is mere— mean, the infrastructure is mere-eme- mean, the infrastructure is there-and gas.- mean, the infrastructure is there and gas. why not a there for oil and gas. why not a brie— there for oil and gas. why not a wee rbmg— there for oil and gas. why not a little thing called— there for oil and gas. why not a little thing called global wermmge— little thing called global warming? there is a little ming— warming? there is a little rbmg. veeb— warming? there is a little thing. yeah just little thing. thing. yeah just a little thing. ame—r- thing. yeah just a little thing. ame—r meeml thing. yeah just a little thing. and—i mean, it's and it's something i mean, it's umbe— and it's something i mean, it's brrbe-mbgbr- and it's something i mean, it's little-mightianl little for you. it might be an issue— little for you. it might be an m— little for you. it might be an issue in like— little for you. it might be an issue in like 100— little for you. it might be an issue in like 100 years or wberever— issue in like 100 years or whatever, but— issue in like 100 years or whatever, but i- issue in like 100 years or whatever, but i mean, right now, rbgbr—meee- whatever, but i mean, right now, rbgm—meee iebsl whatever, but i mean, right now,| right—need jobs. and right now, people need jobs. and rbgbr— right now, people need jobs. and rbgbr mew— right now, people need jobs. and rrgbr we— right now, people need jobs. and right now we need— right now, people need jobs. and right now we need to not be eebemeem— right now we need to not be dependent places like russia right now we need to not be defourent places like russia right now we need to not be defour hydrocarbons. like russia right now we need to not be defour hydrocarbons. soe russia right now we need to not be defour hydrocarbons. so getting for our hydrocarbons. so getting rbem —wbbeb- for our hydrocarbons. so getting them _which is. them from scotland, which is a sbgbrbv— them from scotland, which is a slightly authoritarian slightly less authoritarian eewmrr— slightly less authoritarianl eewmrr—geee slightly less authoritarian- country,_good idea, country, seems like a good idea, but country, seems like a good idea, bur-bevmg— country, seems like a good idea, but having hydrocarbons at but not having hydrocarbons at all, but not having hydrocarbons at err wbbeb— but not having hydrocarbons at err wbbeb bs— but not having hydrocarbons at all, which is what— but not having hydrocarbons at all, which is what they're rebbmg— all, which is what they're- talking _towards. all, which is what they're- talkin get _towards. all, which is what they're talkinget solar, towards. all, which is what they're talkinget solar, solar towards. all, which is what they're talkinget solar, solar energy 5. all, which is what they're talkinget solar, solar energy in we'll get solar, solar energy in seemed.— we'll get solar, solar energy in scotland. that's— we'll get solar, solar energy in scotland. that's sounds sounds remesrbe— scotland. that's sounds sounds remesrbe .— scotland. that's sounds sounds fantastic . it's— scotland. that's sounds sounds fantastic . it's beautiful. fantastic. it's beautiful. seemed.— fantastic. it's beautiful. scotland. moving we've got scotland. moving on. we've got the scotland. moving on. we've got rbe-emg— scotland. moving on. we've got rbe-emr webb- scotland. moving on. we've got the-and, well, this. the telegraph and, well, this mis— the telegraph and, well, this we srerv— the telegraph and, well, this this story might— the telegraph and, well, this this story might have solved our energy— this story might have solved our emergv brebbem— this story might have solved our energy problem because scientists— energy problem because scientists have invented a meebme— scientists have invented a machine that— scientists have invented a machine that makes electricity rrem — machine that makes electricity rrem mm— machine that makes electricity from thin although from thin air, although unfortunately due to britain's ebesbrv— unfortunately due to britain's ebesbrv-rbe— unfortunately due to britain's obesity-the air- unfortunately due to britain's obesity-the air is- unfortunately due to britain's obesity the air is fat. obesity crisis, the air is fat. rber-s— obesity crisis, the air is fat. rber-s e— obesity crisis, the air is fat. rber-s e verv— obesity crisis, the air is fat. that's a very good- obesity crisis, the air is fat. that's a very good joke.- obesity crisis, the air is fat. that's a very good joke. well done.i that's a very good joke. well done. i have never read a story before that made me feel quite so stupid. but here we go. so scientists create a machine that harvests clean energy out of thin air. so the fingernail

sized contraption is made from a material filled with holes less than a thousandth of the width of a human hair. and so these holes are called nanopores . holes are called nanopores. right? and they make clean air by harvesting the energy from electrically charged water in the air that passes through them . so it sounds like mumbo jumbo . veer— . so it sounds like mumbo jumbo . veeb. se— . so it sounds like mumbo jumbo . veeb. so we— . so it sounds like mumbo jumbo . yeah. so it's basically- so it sounds like mumbo jumbo . yeah. so it's basically like a cloud, you know, like how a cloud, you know, like how a cloud generates energy, which creates lightning and thunder, like in back to the future. exactly so this is what these boys are doing. i don't know how they've it. i don't know. they've done it. i don't know. let explain it to you know, let me explain it to you know, they've got super, super small let me explain it to you know, they'v because per, super small let me explain it to you know, they'v because basically, small let me explain it to you know, they'v because basically, like ll holes because basically, like water particles are like like that. yeah. so they do these that. yeah. and so they do these mebes— that. yeah. and so they do these mebes-ere— that. yeah. and so they do these holes-are-enough- that. yeah. and so they do these holes-are-enough. i holes that are small enough. vee— holes that are small enough. wee-bre— holes that are small enough. you-like you're- holes that are small enough. you-like you're doing- holes that are small enough. | you-like you're doing sex, you look like you're doing sex, mate. no, this would be this mate. no, no, this would be this webbe— mate. no, no, this would be this wewbe be— mate. no, no, this would be this would be much— no, no, this would be this would be much smaller. imagine it would be much smaller. imagine br-smebber— would be much smaller. imagine it-smaller than _ would be much smaller. imagine it smaller than this . and it much smaller than this. and mem— it much smaller than this. and mew-err— it much smaller than this. and then-air particles- it much smaller than this. and then air particles go like then the air particles go like eme— then the air particles go like me mew— then the air particles go like me mew mew— then the air particles go like and they, they hit the side of me.— and they, they hit the side of me. rber-s— and they, they hit the side of the. that's how— and they, they hit the side of the. that's how it— and they, they hit the side of the. that's how it contraption 90-— the. that's how it contraption ge. ame— the. that's how it contraption ge. ame em— the. that's how it contraption ge. ame wb, ber— the. that's how it contraption go. and uh, but that creates the emergv. — go. and uh, but that creates the emergv. se— go. and uh, but that creates the emergv. se rber-s— go. and uh, but that creates the energy. so that's what it is. so all energy. so that's what it is. so ebb rbese—

energy. so that's what it is. so all these water— energy. so that's what it is. so all these water particles and mem— all these water particles and men es— all these water particles and men es mew— all these water particles and then as they go— all these water particles and then as they go through to a bewer— then as they go through to a lower level,— then as they go through to a lower level, that— then as they go through to a lower level, that creates a differential— lower level, that creates a differential differing essential.- differential differing essential. uh oh. and creates ebeemebrv.— essential. uh oh. and creates electricity. but— essential. uh oh. and creates electricity. but it's very simme— electricity. but it's very simple. they're a bit, a bit mm— simple. they're a bit, a bit mm m— simple. they're a bit, a bit mm be me— simple. they're a bit, a bit thin in the article about how meem— thin in the article about how mweb emergv— thin in the article about how much energy they can actually eere— much energy they can actually ereere rrem — much energy they can actually create from these— much energy they can actually create from these nano pores. beer— create from these nano pores. beer beek— create from these nano pores. beer beer . — create from these nano pores. look, look . do— create from these nano pores. look, look . do you- create from these nano pores. look, look . jrir /r1::r. look, look. do you know what you look you've got the vibe of a kind of, i'd say scofield era bbc children's tv presenter. i think they're going to be 5c rt. 1“ r: ”c: 1“ . i think they're going to be asking for think they're going to be asking rer vee— think they're going to be asking rer vew re— think they're going to be asking for you to present— think they're going to be asking for you to present this morning. reuse— for you to present this morning. reuse mee— for you to present this morning. excuse me? the— for you to present this morning. excuse me? the person- for you to present this morning. excuse me? the person who i've ianed excuse me? the person who i've invited to work experience is very offended by that. he's having a great time,- :: he's having a great time, isn't he? amvwev— having a great time, isn't he? amvwev me— having a great time, isn't he? anyway the mirror. no. ' 1“r: anyway the mirror. no. and the ribs— anyway the mirror. no. and the bins xpenses— anyway the mirror. no. and the mps expenses scandal seems to have disappeared . disappeared have disappeared. disappeared into the rear view mirror for these politicians. oh, very nice . very nice. okay. tory mps ebebm— . very nice. okay. tory mps claim hundreds— very nice. okay. tory mps claim hundreds of pounds, brerebbv— claim hundreds of pounds, literally £200— claim hundreds of pounds, literally £200 in driving fines beek— literally £200 in driving fines been en— literally £200 in driving fines back on expenses, sparking fury. so back on expenses, sparking fury. se rnbs— back on expenses, sparking fury. be we bs— back on expenses, sparking fury. be mm is e— back on expenses, sparking fury. so this is a couple— back on expenses, sparking fury. so this is a couple of tory mps ene— so this is a couple of tory mps ene en— so this is a couple of tory mps ene en swe— so this is a couple of tory mps and an snp mp— so this is a couple of tory mps and an snp mp and basically they

neve— and an snp mp and basically they neve ebebmee— and an snp mp and basically they have claimed they're like £80 rbxee— have claimed they're like £80 rbxee penebrv— have claimed they're like £80 fixed penalty notices and wnerner— fixed penalty notices and whatnot and— fixed penalty notices and whatnot and put it under travel exenpses bew— whatnot and put it under travel expenses. now i— whatnot and put it under travel expenses. now i tried that with my eeeeunrenr— expenses. now i tried that with my accountant a— expenses. now i tried that with my accountant a few years ago. i bee.— my accountant a few years ago. i bxe. ceme— my accountant a few years ago. i was like, come on— my accountant a few years ago. i was like, come on mate, i've got a was like, come on mate, i've got e permng— was like, come on mate, i've got e perxbng never— was like, come on mate, i've got a parking ticket, £40 surely rner-s— a parking ticket, £40 surely that's travelling at work. yeah. i that's travelling at work. yeah. lube.— that's travelling at work. yeah. r-bxelnee— that's travelling at work. yeah. i-like,lhad to— that's travelling at work. yeah. i like, had to park. i was i was like, i had to park. i was bere— i was like, i had to park. i was we rer— i was like, i had to park. i was we be e— i was like, i had to park. i was be be e gig.— i was like, i had to park. i was be be e gbg. r— i was like, i had to park. i was late for a gig. i had to park emswe.— late for a gig. i had to park outside, whatever it was like, no.— outside, whatever it was like, we. — outside, whatever it was like, no, no, no, no, no.- outside, whatever it was like, no, no, no, no, no. so the idea mer— no, no, no, no, no. so the idea rner veu— no, no, no, no, no. so the idea rner veu mew.— no, no, no, no, no. so the idea that, you know, our- that, you know, our parliamentary, independent, perbemenrerv— parliamentary, independent, parliamentary big scandal parliamentary, independent, parliwe entary big scandal parliamentary, independent, parliwe hady big scandal parliamentary, independent, parliwe had with big scandal parliamentary, independent, parliwe had with expensesidal parliamentary, independent, parliwe had with expenses that that we had with expenses that rnev— that we had with expenses that be men-r— that we had with expenses that they didn't know— that we had with expenses that they didn't know and they all serg— they didn't know and they all seber on.— they didn't know and they all seber on. br— they didn't know and they all said, oh, it was— they didn't know and they all said, oh, it was just an eeebeenr— said, oh, it was just an accident, like,- said, oh, it was just an accident, like, come on. no, rnev— accident, like, come on. no, rnev wee— accident, like, come on. no, they were chance- accident, like, come on. no, they were chance ing it and they got they were chance ing it and they ger pne— they were chance ing it and they ger rne menev— they were chance ing it and they got the money and— they were chance ing it and they got the money and now they've serg— got the money and now they've seber on.— got the money and now they've seber on. me— got the money and now they've said, oh, no, we— got the money and now they've said, oh, no, we paid it back new-amer— said, oh, no, we paid it back now. _after you- said, oh, no, we paid it back now. after you were busted now. yeah. after you were busted for now. yeah. after you were busted rerlwner— now. yeah. after you were busted rerlwner-rnen— now. yeah. after you were busted for-what-then tried- now. yeah. after you were busted for what then tried to for it. what they then tried to do for it. what they then tried to be m— for it. what they then tried to be in ms— for it. what they then tried to do in this article— for it. what they then tried to do in this article in the mirror is do in this article in the mirror rs men— do in this article in the mirror rs rnen unb— do in this article in the mirror is then link it— do in this article in the mirror is then link it all— do in this article in the mirror is then link it all to suella braverman. and- is then link it all to suella braverman. and all the row that neppenee— braverman. and all the row that happened-which- braverman. and all the row that. happened-which-as happened with her, which was, as bewbs— happened with her, which was, as bems—e— happened with her, which was, as lewis—a non—story- happened with her, which was, as lewis a non—story or lewis would say, a non—story or iusr— lewis would say, a non—story or iusr r— lewis would say, a non—story or iusr r ms— lewis would say, a non—story or iusr r geee— lewis would say, a non—story or just i miss good old 80s to tory seeneeb — just i miss good old 80s to tory scandal. that's— just i miss good old 80s to tory scandal. that's like— just i miss good old 80s to tory scandal. that's like bondage . scandal. that's like bondage. rerege— scandal. that's like bondage. rerege veu— scandal. that's like bondage. rerege veu nee— scandal. that's like bondage. farage you had the what this is pebbebe— farage you had the what this is pernerbe. — farage you had the what this is pathetic. whips— farage you had the what this is pathetic. whips and- farage you had the what this is pathetic. “vi“ a“: t.1“r: farage you had the what this is pathetic. “vi“ a“: c“? pathetic. whips and chains, masks. that's pathetic. whips and chains, masks . that's what we

pathetic. “vi“ a“: c“? that's what we want. pathetic. whips and chains,- masks . that's what we want. oh, masks. that's what we want. oh, meber— masks. that's what we want. oh, rbexer .— masks. that's what we want. oh, rbexer . mmb— masks. that's what we want. oh, ticket . think ticket— that's what we want. oh, ticket . think ticket expenses . ticket. think ticket expenses. mer— ticket. think ticket expenses. eer me— ticket. think ticket expenses. get the bondage— ticket. think ticket expenses. ci :g tories get the bondage out. tories sought you out. _ get the bondage out. tories sought you out. you've- ci. :g tories sought you out. you've only got a sought you out. you've only got e eeupbe— sought you out. you've only got e eeupbe er— sought you out. you've only got a couple of months in power. jrir a couple of months in power. do some cool stuff.— a couple of months in power. do some cool stuff. get— a couple of months in power. do some cool stuff. get back- a couple of months in power. do some cool stuff. get back to basics . anyway, what about this basics. anyway, what about this one in the four fs questionable recent recruitment drive, francis yes. so the raf , the raf francis yes. so the raf, the raf chief has admitted basically these diversity quotas haven't worked . and actually they were worked. and actually they were against the law. so of the 1500 pilots in the force at the end of last year, just 40 were women and ten were from ethnic minorities . wow. exactly. which minorities. wow. exactly. which proves that it's working now. so what has happened is they tried to make it more equitable to have more diversity , but the have more diversity, but the targets were too high and they basically tried to block white men from from applying. exactly. and britain is an 86% wnbre— exactly. and britain is an 86% wnbre eeunrrv. — exactly. and britain is an 86% white country. yeah. men are generebbv— white country. yeah. men are generebbv me— white country. yeah. men are generally the best at flying pbenes. — generally the best at flying pbenes. r— generally the best at flying planes. i should imagine . planes. i should imagine. absolutely. _ planes. i should imagine. absolutely. so-

planes. i should imagine. absolutely. 1“ absolutely. so i've seen some driving, so anoosheh ashoori and as a result of that, just basically just saying what they were told, that what they did was actually unlawful . yeah. i was actually unlawful. yeah. i mean, i, i don't know- t .. yeah. i mean, i, i don't know much about rnbs— mean, i, i don't know much about we being— mean, i, i don't know much about we bebng e— mean, i, i don't know much about this being a pilot— mean, i, i don't know much about this being a pilot and whatnot. i this being a pilot and whatnot. r bmegbne— this being a pilot and whatnot. i imagine there— this being a pilot and whatnot. i imagine there are physical ebemenrs— i imagine there are physical ebemenrs re— i imagine there are physical elements to the— i imagine there are physical elements to the job as well . as elements to the job as well. as we mew— elements to the job as well. as we know now, men— elements to the job as well. as we know now, men and women are bbebegbeebbv— we know now, men and women are biologically different. i'm not me— biologically different. i'm not sure the stresses— biologically different. i'm not sure the stresses on the body ene— sure the stresses on the body ene wbebneb— sure the stresses on the body and whatnot. but— sure the stresses on the body and whatnot. but look, the best peepbe— and whatnot. but look, the best peepbe rer— and whatnot. but look, the best peepbe be me— and whatnot. but look, the best people for the job,— and whatnot. but look, the best people for the job, brilliant . people for the job, brilliant. we people for the job, brilliant. we wenr— people for the job, brilliant. we wenr me— people for the job, brilliant. we want the best people who are eerenebng— we want the best people who are eerenebng eu— we want the best people who are defending our country, who are nsxbng— defending our country, who are nsxbng merr— defending our country, who are risking their lives— defending our country, who are risking their lives for our eeunrrv— risking their lives for our eeunrrv up— risking their lives for our country up there, whether they are woman , whatever are a man, woman, whatever ethnic_ are a man, woman, whatever ethnic minority— are a man, woman, whatever ethnic minority are, that should be-sebe— ethnic minority are, that should be-sole focus.— ethnic minority are, that should be-sole focus. if— ethnic minority are, that should be sole focus. if it's if it be the sole focus. if it's if it rurnee— be the sole focus. if it's if it rurnee eur— be the sole focus. if it's if it turned out to— be the sole focus. if it's if it turned out to be— be the sole focus. if it's if it turned out to be 100% women, remembe— turned out to be 100% women, fantastic. yeah— turned out to be 100% women, fantastic. yeah get— turned out to be 100% women, fantastic. yeah get them out mere.— fantastic. yeah get them out rnere. be— fantastic. yeah get them out rnere. be r.— fantastic. yeah get them out there. do it. and— fantastic. yeah get them out there. do it. and this, this is so there. do it. and this, this is se env— there. do it. and this, this is so any remaining— there. do it. and this, this is so any remaining they said any rebr— so any remaining they said any rexr rrebnbng— so any remaining they said any raf training places should be sneube— raf training places should be sneube be— raf training places should be should be filled— raf training places should be should be filled with any remebnbng— should be filled with any remaining women and ethnic mbnenrbes— remaining women and ethnic minorities that— remaining women and ethnic minorities that are ready, even if-candidates_ minorities that are ready, even if-candidates are- minorities that are ready, even if candidates are not first if the candidates are not first pesr— if the candidates are not first pesr-pesb — if the candidates are not first pesr-pesb se- if the candidates are not first past post. ”cl past the post. so they're prioritising candidates that weren't over other weren't as good over other better candidates purely arnie to hit. so you're saying the

women were like hitting the post? yeah , yeah. just like post? yeah, yeah. just like women's football. yeah. anyway, moving on. we've got the guardian now with the shocking claim government isn't claim that the government isn't delivering election delivering on an election pledge. indeed. has pledge. josh howie indeed. has this actually this government actually done envrnbng— this government actually done anything delivered the anything they delivered the brexbb — anything they delivered the brexit. well— anything they delivered the brexit. well done . because brexit. well done. because evervrnbng. — brexit. well done. because everything. everything else. sreve— everything. everything else. steve barclay— everything. everything else. steve barclay admits 40 new members— steve barclay admits 40 new hospitals will— steve barclay admits 40 new hospitals will not be built by bese.— hospitals will not be built by bese. bew.— hospitals will not be built by 2030. now, this— hospitals will not be built by 2030. now, this is the way . hospitals will not be built by 2030. now, this is the way. this is iusr— 2030. now, this is the way. this is iusr pne— 2030. now, this is the way. this is just the genius— 2030. now, this is the way. this is just the genius of this government— is just the genius of this government is- is just the genius of this government is what it's really geee— government is what it's really geee er— government is what it's really geee er bs— government is what it's really geee er rs iusr— government is what it's really good at is just redefine owning evervrnbng. — good at is just redefine owning evervrnbng. se— good at is just redefine owning everything. so they were like, oh,— everything. so they were like, on. weve— everything. so they were like, on. ger— everything. so they were like, oh, we've got nhs waiting list , oh, we've got nhs waiting list, you— oh, we've got nhs waiting list, veu mew— oh, we've got nhs waiting list, veu mew wner— oh, we've got nhs waiting list, you know what we're gonna do? were— you know what we're gonna do? were iusr— you know what we're gonna do? were iusr gemg— you know what we're gonna do? we're just going to— you know what we're gonna do? we're just going to drop a bunch of we're just going to drop a bunch er surenesg— we're just going to drop a bunch of surgeries and— we're just going to drop a bunch of surgeries and a— we're just going to drop a bunch of surgeries and a bunch of rreermenrs. — of surgeries and a bunch of treatments. i now - of surgeries and a bunch of treatments. now we, we don't treatments. so now we, we don't neve— treatments. so now we, we don't neve-webbing— treatments. so now we, we don't have _waiting lists- have those waiting lists. anymore—what anymore. and this is what mew-re— anymore. and this is what rnev-re-ne-s- anymore. and this is what they're he's trying anymore. and this is what. they're-he's trying to they're doing is he's trying to sreve— they're doing is he's trying to breve-bs— they're doing is he's trying to steve is redefining what steve barclay is redefining what new-se— steve barclay is redefining what new so new doesn't mean new means. so new doesn't mean bee—er— new means. so new doesn't mean bee—er seesn- new means. so new doesn't mean bee—er seesn we- like a new pair of shoes. he bee— like a new pair of shoes. he means like now— like a new pair of shoes. he means like now if you put in ne— means like now if you put in mm ew— means like now if you put in like new laces,— means like now if you put in like new laces, that's new like new laces, that's a new perr— like new laces, that's a new pebrlsnees— like new laces, that's a new pair. shoes-mate,- like new laces, that's a new pair shoes mate, and pair of shoes now, mate, and ms— pair of shoes now, mate, and ms gemg— pair of shoes now, mate, and ms gebng. en— pair of shoes now, mate, and he's going, oh and people he's going, oh no. and people wen-r— he's going, oh no. and people wen-r nerbee. — he's going, oh no. and people won't notice. and— he's going, oh no. and people won't notice. and is what won't notice. and this is what me— won't notice. and this is what rne peepbe— won't notice. and this is what the people want.— won't notice. and this is what the people want. it's like, ween.— the people want. it's like, yeahr webb— the people want. it's like, yeah, we'll see- the people want. it's like, yeah, we'll see in the next ebeerben. — yeah, we'll see in the next election. -franci5,- yeah, we'll see in the next election. trsj“t. r:rir1“ . election. but francis, don't you think i during an

think that i mean, during an election people can be quick to make promises need make promises and you need something so something that's sounds good. so 40 sounds good. 40 new hospitals sounds good. but in fact, in real life, it might be better to build a new wing on an existing hospital or i'll agree with you there nothing. yeah. i'll agree with you there nothing . yeah. look, i think nothing. yeah. look, i think veuve— nothing. yeah. look, i think veuve ger— nothing. yeah. look, i think veuve ger e— nothing. yeah. look, i think you've got a fair— “3 yeah. look, i think you've got a fair point. then iusr— you've got a fair point. then iusr gen-r— you've got a fair point. then just don't lie. _ you've got a fair point. then just don't lie. don't lie . yeah, just don't lie. don't lie. yeah, iusr— just don't lie. don't lie. yeah, iusr gen-r— just don't lie. don't lie. yeah, iusr gen-r be. — just don't lie. don't lie. yeah, just don't lie. how about you iusr— just don't lie. how about you iusr gen-r— just don't lie. how about you just don't lie?— just don't lie. how about you just don't lie? and you actually say just don't lie? and you actually sev semernbng— just don't lie? and you actually say something which is honest for say something which is honest be e— say something which is honest be e enengee— say something which is honest for a change? don't lie. that's wner— for a change? don't lie. that's wner peepbe— for a change? don't lie. that's what people want— for a change? don't lie. that's what people want is lower webbing— what people want is lower waiting lists.— what people want is lower waiting lists. _ what people want is lower waiting lists. “rig what people want is lower waiting lists. “cy what people want is lower waiting lists. “rig waiting lists. they want extra capacity. and this is not necessarily what is going to be delivered here. some of delivered here. yes. some of these hospitals they're now these hospitals that they're now working to be refitted , working on need to be refitted, but that isn't the same as a new hospital. and idiots. hospital. and we're not idiots. i mean i mean, some of us are bit, but do you know what i mean? even i know the difference between new and refurbishment . between new and refurbishment. yeah, know. i mean, yeah, i don't know. i mean, i serr— yeah, i don't know. i mean, i sen er— yeah, i don't know. i mean, i sort of filter— yeah, i don't know. i mean, i sort of filter everything a pebbrbeben— sort of filter everything a politician says- sort of filter everything a politician says through, you mew.— politician says through, you knew br-s— politician says through, you know, it's like— politician says through, you know, it's like reading the summer— know, it's like reading the guardian, know, it's not an guardian, you know, it's not an ebsebure— guardian, you know, it's not an absolute objective— guardian, you know, it's not an absolute objective anyway absolute objective truth anyway .—rnbs— absolute objective truth anyway ,_this section.- , that's it for this section. bur—we-vel , that's it for this section.| but—we've got but coming up, we've got immigration— but coming up, we've got- immigration—soar. immigration making rent soar. reepbe—bevbng-

immigration making rent soar. people loving brexit people in sweden loving brexit and people in sweden loving brexit ene peepbe— people in sweden loving brexit ene peepbe m— people in sweden loving brexit and people in the countryside not and people in the countryside ner—renes.- and people in the countryside not—tories. see- and people in the countryside not tories. see you

through until 7:00 this evening. gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. we're kicking things off in this seerben— we're kicking things off in this seerben wbrn— we're kicking things off in this section with the— we're kicking things off in this section with the telegraph and reeere— section with the telegraph and record. immigration is pushing up ems— record. immigration is pushing up renrs ene— record. immigration is pushing up rents and the— record. immigration is pushing up rents and the government is pbennbng— up rents and the government is pbennbng re— up rents and the government is planning to make— up rents and the government is planning to make the situation worse . frances— planning to make the situation worse . frances yes, so record worse. frances yes, so record bmmbgrerben. — worse. frances yes, so record immigration. leo- worse. frances yes, so record immigration. r: , .. immigration. leo has driven up rents by 8% as michael gove's reforms will trigger a further drop in supply. so what the conservative government have doneis conservative government have done is they've made it less profitable for landlords, which as a result of that a lot of landlords have sold their stock. so a lot of people are buying this rented stock and they're living in it as private homes , living in it as private homes, you know, but so there's fewer rental properties available . so rental properties available. so there is fewer increasing so there is fewer increasing taxes on landlords. _ there is fewer increasing taxes on landlords. e�*jil there is fewer increasing taxes on landlords. “j; on landlords. people are owning their homes. yeah. and they're not being ripped off by by

landlords anymore. rent homes. reepbe— landlords anymore. rent homes. reepbe gen-r— landlords anymore. rent homes. reepbe gen-r ger— landlords anymore. rent homes. people don't get ripped- :: rent homes. people don't get ripped off by peepbe— people don't get ripped off by peepbe need— people don't get ripped off by peepbe need be— people don't get ripped off by people need to and people need to people need to and people need re-rnebr— people need to and people need to-their home. _ people need to and people need to their home, p43... people need to and people need to their home. 4c?“ so people need to and people need to their home. t/rir? 1“ so the to own their home. yeah. so the seburben— to own their home. yeah. so the seburben re— to own their home. yeah. so the solution to all— to own their home. yeah. so the solution to all this— to own their home. yeah. so the solution to all this is— to own their home. t/rir? 1“ so the solution to all this is to build more homes. but- solution to all this is to build more homes. “ritri more homes. but the issue here is record immigration is driving up rents across britain. this isn't about tory taxes or anything. well, isn't about tory taxes or anything . well, no, but that's anything. well, no, but that's the background.— anything. well, no, but that's the background. so- “3 well, no, but that's the background. so already mere-s— the background. so already rnere-s e— the background. so already there's a decreasing rental sreex— there's a decreasing rental stock there. _ there's a decreasing rental stock there. coupled with the beer— stock there. coupled with the beer mer— stock there. coupled with the beep beep veu — stock there. coupled with the fact that you have record immigration— fact that you have record immigration ,— fact that you have record immigration , ian, which then immigration, ian, which then mer— immigration, ian, which then means that rents are going rnreugn— means that rents are going rnreugn pne— means that rents are going through the roof and people are rinsing— through the roof and people are binding br— through the roof and people are finding it more— through the roof and people are finding it more and more embeub— finding it more and more difficult to _ finding it more and more difficult to find a place to me— difficult to find a place to bbve m— difficult to find a place to live in this— difficult to find a place to live in this city.- difficult to find a place to live in this city. yeah. 1“ live in this city. yeah. i mean, bsn-r— live in this city. yeah. i mean, bsn-r e— live in this city. yeah. i mean, isn't a solution to this, josh to make cross—channel migrants bfing to make cross—channel migrants bring a house with them? yeah or build their house. which is why— or build their house. which is wnv-rnem— or build their house. which is why-them came- or build their house. which is why them came over. but why some of them came over. but wner— why some of them came over. but we we— why some of them came over. but we we neve— why some of them came over. but what we have here— why some of them came over. but what we have here is— why some of them came over. but what we have here is a situation rner-s— what we have here is a situation rner-s mesrbv— what we have here is a situation that's mostly affecting it is emeerbng— that's mostly affecting it is affecting around the rest of the eeunrrv— affecting around the rest of the eeunrrv m— affecting around the rest of the country in terms— affecting around the rest of the country in terms of immigration, beuse— country in terms of immigration, beeeuse-neve— country in terms of immigration, because have people then because we have most people then come-born people- because we have most people then come born people that come foreign born people that me— come foreign born people that bvelbeneen. — come foreign born people that live london. mostly live in london. it's mostly emeerbng— live in london. it's mostly- affecting _ south. affecting london and the south. but affecting london and the south. bur rnev— affecting london and the south. bur be use.— affecting london and the south. but they also, as— affecting london and the south. but they also, as they point out:— but they also, as they point eur msb— but they also, as they point eur rbrsr er— but they also, as they point out, first of all,— but they also, as they point out, first of all, they say up to out, first of all, they say up re s. — out, first of all, they say up re 8- bur— out, first of all, they say up to 8. but the— out, first of all, they say up to 8. but the fact it's already

i a to 8. but the fact it's already r e rernbbe— to 8. but the fact it's already i a terrible situation for peepbe— i a terrible situation for people renting like we know people,— people renting like we know people, younger people who are just people, younger people who are iusr e— people, younger people who are iusr e rew— people, younger people who are iusr e rew veers— people, younger people who are just a few years younger who are spending— just a few years younger who are spending wev— just a few years younger who are spending way more— just a few years younger who are spending way more than they weube— spending way more than they weube en— spending way more than they weube en e— spending way more than they would on a mortgage , just would on a mortgage, just renrbng— would on a mortgage, just renrbng verv— would on a mortgage, just renting very basic rooms and wnerner. — renting very basic rooms and whatnot. and— renting very basic rooms and whatnot. and the fact that it's got whatnot. and the fact that it's ger — whatnot. and the fact that it's ger bur— whatnot. and the fact that it's got worse. but even though mew-re— got worse. but even though rnev-re-mexe- got worse. but even though they're-make it. got worse. but even though they're make it about they're trying to make it about bmmbgrerben— they're trying to make it about immigration,-do- they're trying to make it about immigration, do then immigration, they do also then say immigration, they do also then sev ger— immigration, they do also then say we've got international, international— international students coming beek— international students coming back—have! back to university. we have overseas restrictions . overseas travel restrictions. been.— overseas travel restrictions. been-bur— overseas travel restrictions. yeah,-but yeah,- overseas travel restrictions. yeah, but yeah, absolutely yeah, okay. but yeah, absolutely . bur— yeah, okay. but yeah, absolutely . pub is— yeah, okay. but yeah, absolutely . pub is ner— yeah, okay. but yeah, absolutely . but it's not what— yeah, okay. but yeah, absolutely . but it's not what the idea of peepbe— . but it's not what the idea of peepbe-eembng- . but it's not what the idea of people-coming-onl people just coming over on beers.— people just coming over on beers-me. — people just coming over on boats.-no. this- people just coming over on boats. no. this is. and boats. no, no. this is. and beekeewn— boats. no, no. this is. and- lockdown_have lockdown restrictions. we have a lot lockdown restrictions. we have a be en— lockdown restrictions. we have a er er peepbe— lockdown restrictions. we have a lot of people who— lockdown restrictions. we have a lot of people who moved to their perenrs— lot of people who moved to their perenrs nemes— lot of people who moved to their parents homes or— lot of people who moved to their parents homes or moving or mevbng— parents homes or moving or mevbng beek— parents homes or moving or moving back cities. so these moving back to cities. so these are moving back to cities. so these ere-perr— moving back to cities. so these ere-pen er— moving back to cities. so these are-part of these- moving back to cities. so these are part of these are all are all part of these are all reerers— are all part of these are all reerers es— are all part of these are all factors as to _ are all part of these are all factors as to why- are all part of these are all factors as to why the prices neve — factors as to why the prices neve gene— factors as to why the prices neve gene up.— factors as to why the prices have gone up. rent prices, as you— have gone up. rent prices, as veu serg— have gone up. rent prices, as veu seber br-s— have gone up. rent prices, as you said, it's about building bmes— you said, it's about building nmes mer— you said, it's about building homes. that is— you said, it's about building homes. that is what's going to bung— homes. that is what's going to bring eewn— homes. that is what's going to bring down these— homes. that is what's going to bring down these prices and mevbe— bring down these prices and mevbe umbr— bring down these prices and maybe limit having a sensible ube— maybe limit having a sensible numberlpeepbe— maybe limit having a sensible number people coming number of people coming into the eeunbrw— number of people coming into the eeunbrw-pnees— number of people coming into the country-prices will- country. but rent prices will swu— country. but rent prices will srbbblnbgn— country. but rent prices will still high structure, but still be high structure, but rem— still be high structure, but rem-wru— still be high structure, but rent-will still- rent prices will still be astronomical. - rent prices will still be astronomical. well regardless, rnbs— astronomical. well regardless, rnbs-rnbng. — astronomical. well regardless, this-thing. isn't- astronomical. well regardless, this thing. . this is the thing. isn't this exeerbv— this is the thing. isn't this exactly what the landlord class want? i mean, the rents are soaring. values be soaring. property values will be

going up with increased demand , going up with increased demand, but they have to keep less of that money now because they've been taxed because so because they're much. they're being taxed so much. but look at this. that annual rem— but look at this. that annual rem-m— but look at this. that annual rent-in london- but look at this. that annual rent in london hit 17% in rent growth in london hit 17% in beeember— rent growth in london hit 17% in beeember .— rent growth in london hit 17% in december. yeah.— rent growth in london hit 17% in december. yeah. and i know so new— december. yeah. and i know so menv peepbe— december. yeah. and i know so menv peepbe wne— december. yeah. and i know so many people who say arnie this is anecdotally,_ many people who say arnie this is anecdotally, but— many people who say arnie this is anecdotally, but so many peepbe— is anecdotally, but so many peepbe ee— is anecdotally, but so many people are saying this, you gen-r— people are saying this, you een-r even— people are saying this, you don't even get— people are saying this, you don't even get to view a property— don't even get to view a preperrv env— don't even get to view a property any more when you go to beek— property any more when you go to beex er— property any more when you go to beex er e— property any more when you go to beex er e prepenv— property any more when you go to look at a property to rent in beneen— look at a property to rent in london, what— look at a property to rent in london, what happens is you go ngnr— london, what happens is you go ngnr re— london, what happens is you go ngnr be r— london, what happens is you go ngnr be r wenr— london, what happens is you go right to i want i'm— london, what happens is you go right to i want i'm interested in x— right to i want i'm interested in x preperrv.— right to i want i'm interested in x property. and then they neve— in x property. and then they neve e— in x property. and then they neve e mne— in x property. and then they have a kind of— in x property. and then they have a kind of bidding war berween— have a kind of bidding war between everybody and the person who between everybody and the person wne ebers— between everybody and the person wne ebers e— between everybody and the person who offers a highest wins. who offers a highest one wins. ane— who offers a highest one wins. xne veu— who offers a highest one wins. xne veu neve— who offers a highest one wins. and you never get— who offers a highest one wins. and you never get to see the property— and you never get to see the preperrv unri— and you never get to see the property until you literally neve-anu— property until you literally move -and then - property until you literally move 1 1“ property until you literally- move .and then you move property until you literally- move-and then you move in move in. and then you move in and you it's a little and you find it's a little cupboard under the stairs like harry potter that is literally the london rental market. phillip house, phillip schofield house, yeah. anyway, . i'm sorry. anyway, it's cheap. i'm sorry. philip yeah , it doesn't make any philip yeah, it doesn't make any sense . yeah, but you know, he sense. yeah, but you know, he beves— sense. yeah, but you know, he beves re— sense. yeah, but you know, he loves to enter— sense. yeah, but you know, he loves to enter a— yeah, but you know, he loves to enter a tenant, so mevbng— loves to enter a tenant, so mevbng — loves to enter a tenant, so mevbng re— loves to enter a tenant, so moving on. . . moving on. it looks like the guardian doesn't like brexit. i'm shocked. josh indeed. well,

i'm shocked. josh indeed. well, i don't know if it's the- i don't know if it's the guereben— i don't know if it's the guardian who don't like brexit as guardian who don't like brexit es muen— guardian who don't like brexit as much or more— guardian who don't like brexit as much or more than half of veres— as much or more than half of voters now want— as much or more than half of voters now want britain to forge ebese— voters now want britain to forge ebese bes— voters now want britain to forge closer ties with— voters now want britain to forge closer ties with the eu. poll reveesb— closer ties with the eu. poll reveals this— closer ties with the eu. poll reveals this isn't— closer ties with the eu. poll reveals this isn't about rejoining— reveals this isn't about rejoining the- reveals this isn't about rejoining the eu. this is about rbxbng— rejoining the eu. this is about rbxbng er— rejoining the eu. this is about fixing or repairing our economic reberbensnbp— fixing or repairing our economic relationship with— fixing or repairing our economic relationship with them. and eenebnbv— relationship with them. and certainly and— relationship with them. and certainly and it's a strange rnbng— certainly and it's a strange rnbng bere— certainly and it's a strange thing here because they're rebxbng— thing here because they're talking about— thing here because they're talking about this poll, 10,000 veres— talking about this poll, 10,000 veres mer— talking about this poll, 10,000 voters that they— talking about this poll, 10,000 voters that they surveyed and mew-re— voters that they surveyed and were giving— voters that they surveyed and they're giving them these like, berse— they're giving them these like, false dichotomy— they're giving them these like, false dichotomy of options where mew-re— false dichotomy of options where were gemg— false dichotomy of options where they're going. would you like a ebese— they're going. would you like a closer relationship? in which rnree— closer relationship? in which case three times— closer relationship? in which case three times the amount of peepbe— case three times the amount of peepbe sere— case three times the amount of peepbe sebe ves— case three times the amount of people said yes rather than a more distant— people said yes rather than a more distant relationship, which mesr— more distant relationship, which mesr peepbe— more distant relationship, which mesr peepbe new— more distant relationship, which most people now don't. only 10% of most people now don't. only 10% er peepbe— most people now don't. only 10% er peepbe wenr— most people now don't. only 10% er peepbe wenr e— most people now don't. only 10% of people want a more distance rnbng. — of people want a more distance rnbng. rner-s— of people want a more distance thing. that's not— of people want a more distance thing. that's not what it is. reepbe— thing. that's not what it is. reepbe new— thing. that's not what it is. people now just— thing. that's not what it is. people now just want to the economic thing— people now just want to the economic thing to be sorted out . ane— economic thing to be sorted out . xne mer— economic thing to be sorted out . and that isn't— economic thing to be sorted out . and that isn't about rejoining the . and that isn't about rejoining rne bu— . and that isn't about rejoining we re .— . and that isn't about rejoining the eu . that's— . and that isn't about rejoining the eu . that's about getting rid the eu. that's about getting rid of the eu. that's about getting rid er rnbs— the eu. that's about getting rid er bis-repe— the eu. that's about getting rid of this tape. that's about of this red tape. that's about going— of this red tape. that's about gebng beek— of this red tape. that's about gebng beex re— of this red tape. that's about going back to where we were. rbbs— going back to where we were. me seunsu— going back to where we were. this sounds more— going back to where we were. this sounds more like- going back to where we were. this sounds more like being in the single market rather than being ruled from brussels. yes, absolutely. the reason why peepbe— absolutely. the reason why peepbe ee— absolutely. the reason why people are one—

absolutely. the reason why people are one of- .riy the reason why people are one of the main reasons i should- people are one of the main reasons i should say, why people wenree— reasons i should say, why people wenree re— reasons i should say, why people wanted to leave _ reasons i should say, why people wanted to leave the eu was to be in eenrreb— wanted to leave the eu was to be in eenrreb er— wanted to leave the eu was to be in control of immigration beuse— in control of immigration because they— in control of immigration because they didn't like freedom of because they didn't like freedom er mevemem— because they didn't like freedom er mevemem .— because they didn't like freedom of movement . they wanted more of movement. they wanted more eenrreb— of movement. they wanted more eenrreb eve— of movement. they wanted more control over immigration. that nes— control over immigration. that nes ner— control over immigration. that has not happened. so you think to has not happened. so you think re veursebr— has not happened. so you think to yourself, quite— has not happened. so you think to yourself, quite frankly, what nes— to yourself, quite frankly, what nes been— to yourself, quite frankly, what nes been me — to yourself, quite frankly, what has been the point of brexit? reepbe— has been the point of brexit? beepbe mun-r— has been the point of brexit? people didn't vote— has been the point of brexit? people didn't vote to - has been the point of brexit? people didn't vote to be- has been the point of brexit? people didn't vote to be poorer and they didn't necessarily vote because it wasn't part of the vote poorer? no but they didn't vote poorer? no but they didn't vote to the single market. vote to leave the single market. and is arguably what people and that is arguably what people weren't, weren't, weren't put to them. i don't know. i think i mmb— them. i don't know. i think i rnbnx veure— i don't know. i think i think you're projecting onto wner— think you're projecting onto wner peepbe— think you're projecting onto what people thought they were verbng—eni voting for. anyway, moving on. were— voting for. anyway, moving on. were srevmg— voting for. anyway, moving on. we're staying with brexit, with the we're staying with brexit, with me berry— we're staying with brexit, with the daily mail.— we're staying with brexit, with the daily mail. and brexit might we're staying with brexit, with the belly mail. and brexit might we're staying with brexit, with the be popular and brexit might we're staying with brexit, with the be popular and some might we're staying with brexit, with the be popular and some people, not be popular with some people, but not be popular with some people, bur m— not be popular with some people, bur in sweden— not be popular with some people, but in sweden it's— not be popular with some people, but in sweden it's seen as inspirational.— but in sweden it's seen as inspirational. frances yes , inspirational. frances yes, bureseeprber— inspirational. frances yes, eurosceptic, swedish mp today prebsee— eurosceptic, swedish mp today praised brexit— eurosceptic, swedish mp today praised brexit as— eurosceptic, swedish mp today praised brexit as inspirational ene— praised brexit as inspirational ene breneee— praised brexit as inspirational and branded the— praised brexit as inspirational and branded the eu a union no verer— and branded the eu a union no verer wenrs— and branded the eu a union no voter wants and— and branded the eu a union no voter wants and what he was rebxbng— voter wants and what he was talking about— voter wants and what he was talking about is— voter wants and what he was talking about is essentially the rer— talking about is essentially the be me— talking about is essentially the move for the eu— talking about is essentially the move for the eu ,— talking about is essentially the move for the eu , which started, move for the eu, which started, you— move for the eu, which started, veu knew.— move for the eu, which started, veu mew. es— move for the eu, which started, veu mew. es veu— move for the eu, which started, you know, as you know, the

common market— you know, as you know, the common market as it was called in me— common market as it was called in me bmes.— common market as it was called in me bmes. — common market as it was called in the 1970s. we— common market as it was called in the 1970s. �*jrjeri mritri : in the 1970s. we were asked, i think the referendum was in 1972. we asked the british pubuc 1972. we asked the british public whether they wanted to join the common market. what we have now more and more is we're moving towards a federal states of europe where it's to be of europe where it's going to be governed essentially by the eu and a lot of people in a lot of countries feel deeply uncomfortable with this because it means giving up sovereignty. and they also feel deeply uncomfortable bureaucracy and the wastage and the just when you get any large government ruling, a collection of federation of countries like that, and there's going to be so much, so much waste and waste in this country with a small government ruling, ruling a country, you've got all of that wasted. yeah, but at least you knew.— wasted. yeah, but at least you knew wnen— wasted. yeah, but at least you know, when it's— : yeah, but at least you know, when it's closer, it's merem- veu- know, when it's closer, it's more-in you cani know, when it's closer, it's. more-in you can you know, when it's closer, it's- more-in you can you can more focussed in you can you can see-rssues— more focussed in you can you can see-rssues ene— more focussed in you can you can see-issues and deal- more focussed in you can you can see issues and deal with see your issues and deal with veur— see your issues and deal with veur rssues— see your issues and deal with your issues-rather. your issues closer in rather pp..— your issues closer in rather bee-ner— your issues closer in rather bee-ner-er- your issues closer in rather like-not-at all| your issues closer in rather. like-not-at all as like we're not doing at all as a eeunbrw— like we're not doing at all as a eeunrrv. — like we're not doing at all as a eeunrrv. .iusr— like we're not doing at all as a country. .just saying- like we're not doing at all as a country. “g country. i'm just saying our situation is terrible now because we what's going on. it's not like we replace one thing for bad but this

for another bad thing. but this article think is ridiculous. article i think is ridiculous. it's huge it's firstly, it's a huge interview with guy, an mep interview with this guy, an mep and a eurosceptic swedish. one person. and then also let's talk about his real quote here. he said, well, so from a democracy point of view, brexit was inspirational. uh, but, but there were other factors taken to account . sweden is an to account. sweden is an exporting nation. we need to look at. other trade for the uk is working. it's not so he's not. they've taken this one little bit and then built this huge hoo—ha about it. and he basically said, it's basically said, oh, it's actually terrible. actually pretty terrible. someone's a ramona yeah, actually pretty terrible. - someone's a ramona yeah, british beee— someone's a ramona yeah, british rreeelbebng— someone's a ramona yeah, british rreeelbebng r— someone's a ramona yeah, british trade-being i mean— someone's a ramona yeah, british trade being i mean lost trade is being i mean you lost eeerge— trade is being i mean you lost merge-ween- trade is being i mean you lost george yeah exactly. george get over. yeah exactly. no george get over. yeah exactly. be we— george get over. yeah exactly. be we ebb— george get over. yeah exactly. no we all lost— george get over. yeah exactly. no we all lost is— george get over. yeah exactly. no we all lost is my point. i vereu— no we all lost is my point. i voted remain— no we all lost is my point. i voted remain as— no we all lost is my point. i voted remain as well.- no we all lost is my point. i voted remain as well. so did i. i've seen how much it upsets. yeah.i i've seen how much it upsets. yeah. i actually quite like it, but i mean, british service exports doing a roaring exports are doing a roaring trade. i manufacturing trade. i mean, manufacturing is not so well. i not not going so well. but i think britain can can muddle through make best it. through and make the best of it. anyway, we've the daily mail anyway, we've got the daily mail now and it looks like the tories reinvent a left party. reinvent as a left wing party. it been with it hasn't been popular with their core in the their core voters in the countryside. josh yeah, so new

pebb— countryside. josh yeah, so new pebb bmes— countryside. josh yeah, so new poll finds surge _ t.rir. r:ri josh yeah, so new poll finds surge support for poll finds surge in support for bebeur— poll finds surge in support for bebeur m— poll finds surge in support for labour in rural— poll finds surge in support for labour in rural areas could put the labour in rural areas could put rne-eeube— labour in rural areas could put rne-eeube pur— labour in rural areas could put the-could put top - labour in rural areas could put the could put top tories, the top could put top tories, bnebuebng— the top could put top tories, including chancellor jeremy bumb— including chancellor jeremy numb-er— including chancellor jeremy hunt, _of losing - including chancellor jeremy hunt, of losing their hunt, at risk of losing their seers— hunt, at risk of losing their seerslrne— hunt, at risk of losing their seats the general election. seats in the general election. so seats in the general election. se-bs— seats in the general election. se-bs pne— seats in the general election. se-bs me x— seats in the general election. so-is the a poll- seats in the general election. so is the a poll in 100 so this is the a poll in 100 mesr— so this is the a poll in 100 mesr rureb— so this is the a poll in 100 most rural constituencies and essenrbebbv— most rural constituencies and essentially yeah— most rural constituencies and essentially yeah ,— most rural constituencies and essentially yeah , labour are essentially yeah, labour are gemg— essentially yeah, labour are being prero— essentially yeah, labour are doing pretty good. tories are gemg— doing pretty good. tories are being prero— doing pretty good. tories are doing pretty bad. and this is ebvbeusbv— doing pretty bad. and this is obviously mirrored across the rub— obviously mirrored across the rub eeunrrv— obviously mirrored across the rub eeunrrv .— obviously mirrored across the full country , but— obviously mirrored across the full country , but that it's full country, but that it's a wee— full country, but that it's a wee eeunrrv. — full country, but that it's a rac country. but you've got peepbe— rac country. but you've got peepbe bee.— rac country. but you've got people like, yeah, jacob bees—wegg— people like, yeah, jacob rees—mogg gb news. owen jamie cerem— rees—mogg gb news. owen jamie eerern wegg— rees—mogg gb news. owen jamie eerern wegg ene— rees—mogg gb news. owen jamie coreth mogg and mark spencer eeube— coreth mogg and mark spencer eeube reu— coreth mogg and mark spencer eeube new be— coreth mogg and mark spencer could fall to labour. it's then mev— could fall to labour. it's then be ee— could fall to labour. it's then be me— could fall to labour. it's then they are the essentially the pew— they are the essentially the pebb bs— they are the essentially the pebb is saying— they are the essentially the poll is saying that people who bve— poll is saying that people who bbve m— poll is saying that people who live in rural— poll is saying that people who live in rural places don't feel bme— live in rural places don't feel ube merr— live in rural places don't feel like their needs— live in rural places don't feel like their needs are being met by rnbs— like their needs are being met by this government. 1“ by this government. i mean. mebers.— by this government. i mean. rrenebs. ee— by this government. i mean. francis, do you think the tories have just drifted away from their values? well, say their core values? well, you say rnev-ve — their core values? well, you say they've drifted _ their core values? well, you say they've drifted away— , 711i: 7 well, you say they've drifted away from the core. _core values.- core. their core values. does envbeev— core. their core values. does envbeev-xnew- core. their core values. does anybody know what core. their core values. does- anybody - know what the anybody actually know what the meeern— anybody actually know what the meeern bev— anybody actually know what the modern day conservative party represenrse — modern day conservative party represents? can— modern day conservative party represents? cr? 1“ modern day conservative party represents? cr?“ represents? can we just stay with what margaret thatcher hunting? what hunting? just stay with what margaret represented? margaret thatcher represented? free markets, liberty, no . what?

free markets, liberty, no. what? the eu. yeah. good single newer.— the eu. yeah. good single market. fantastic- the eu. yeah. good single market. fantastic - yeah. good single market. fantastic r:rir . market. fantastic let's do it xnvwev.— market. fantastic let's do it anyway. moving on. we've got the telegraph now and the bbc. want to erase the existence of an indigenous people. but it's white british people, so that's presumably okay. francis well, there go. thanks for that, there you go. thanks for that, mere.— there you go. thanks for that, mere. we— there you go. thanks for that, mere. we ebe— there you go. thanks for that, mate. no bbc page- ."jiiljii: 2de thanks for that, mate. no bbc page for schoolchildren claims every pesen— schoolchildren claims every person . britain - schoolchildren claims every person britain is descended person in britain is descended mem— person in britain is descended from immigrants— person in britain is descended from immigrants and people have pusnee— from immigrants and people have pusnee beek— from immigrants and people have pusnee beex en— from immigrants and people have pushed back on it,— from immigrants and people have pushed back on it, saying these are pushed back on it, saying these pebrbeebbv— pushed back on it, saying these are politically correct cliches . xne — are politically correct cliches . xne rnbs— are politically correct cliches . and this is— are politically correct cliches . and this is the _ are politically correct cliches . and this is the actual quote mer— . and this is the actual quote rner mev— . and this is the actual quote that they said,— . and this is the actual quote that they said, pupils are told at that they said, pupils are told er me— that they said, pupils are told at the beginning— that they said, pupils are told at the beginning of the bbc's revbsben— at the beginning of the bbc's revision guide— at the beginning of the bbc's revision guide that every single pesen— revision guide that every single pesen bbvbng— revision guide that every single person living in— revision guide that every single person living in britain today is descended— person living in britain today is descended from immigrants and eeruebbv— is descended from immigrants and eeruebbv rner-s— is descended from immigrants and actually that's not— is descended from immigrants and actually that's not really true . eembnege— actually that's not really true . cambridge historian professor reeben— . cambridge historian professor reeben rembs— . cambridge historian professor robert tombs said continuous mass immigration large enough to neve— mass immigration large enough to neve e— mass immigration large enough to neve e meg-er— mass immigration large enough to have a major demographic eemegrepnbe— have a major demographic demographic effect, only dates mem— demographic effect, only dates mem me— demographic effect, only dates from the blair— demographic effect, only dates from the blair era and is eempberebv— from the blair era and is completely unpressed presented in eu— completely unpressed presented in nbsrerv— completely unpressed presented in nbsrerv. — completely unpressed presented in our history. so— completely unpressed presented in our history. $70

in our history. so that's 20 years rather than, you know, going back millennia . exactly. going back millennia. exactly. so it's almost like— going back millennia. exactly. so it's almost like the- 2de “g t ri1“1“ exactly. so it's almost like the bbc, a verv— so it's almost like the bbc, a very berr— so it's almost like the bbc, a very left leaning— so it's almost like the bbc, a very left leaning and liberal ene— very left leaning and liberal ene bee— very left leaning and liberal ene ube re— very left leaning and liberal and like to spout these kind of wings— and like to spout these kind of rnbngs. — and like to spout these kind of rnbngs. webb— and like to spout these kind of things. well, at— and like to spout these kind of things . well, at the- and like to spout these kind of things . . things. well, at the same time, technically they are, right. there are settlers who came to this country. how many millions of this country. how many millions er veers— this country. how many millions er veers egee — this country. how many millions of years ago? well,— this country. how many millions of years ago? well, not- of years ago? well, not millions. well okay. the first settlers 25,000. would you settlers of 25,000. would you see, settlers of 25,000. would you re — 5ettler5 of 25,000. would you see, to indigenous— i7“; 000 would you see, to indigenous american wevens— see, to indigenous american brevens er— see, to indigenous american mayans or inuit?— see, to indigenous american mayans or inuit? oh, you're bmmbgrenrs. — mayans or inuit? oh, you're immigrants. rriyr: immigrants. everybody. essentially, if you're going to technically see the history of humanity is based on immigration. that's just the reality of it. but, yes, of course, more recent immigration has and arguably hasn't had the impact that they're trying to say. but that's what's happened across this world, is people migrated tribes and whatnot . but migrated tribes and whatnot. but that's how communities started. like hundreds. but you had the saxons and the danes and i mean australopithecus or whatever, like migrating across . australopithecus or whatever, like migrating across. i'm saying technically, whatever . saying technically, whatever. look, forget it. look, i'm. i'm children of immigrants or

grandchildren . what about you? grandchildren. what about you? you've got your your your , your. you've got your your your, your. i'm a child of immigrants. embe— i'm a child of immigrants. embe er— i'm a child of immigrants. child of immigrants.- i'm a child of immigrants. child of immigrants. what are you. i can trace my family history all the way back to iceland. my granddad. can't go iceland. my granddad. i can't go beek— iceland. my granddad. i can't go beex runner— iceland. my granddad. i can't go back further than— t: my granddad. i can't go back further than that, but no beee. — back further than that, but no beee. .ger— back further than that, but no beee-ger ne— back further than that, but no idea. .got no _okayl back further than that, but no idea. got no okay so idea. i've got no idea. okay so item-— idea. i've got no idea. okay so rlren. webb— idea. i've got no idea. okay so i tan. well, anyway , there we i do tan. well, anyway, there we 90- — i do tan. well, anyway, there we ge. xnvwev— i do tan. well, anyway, there we ge. xnvwev .— i do tan. well, anyway, there we go. anyway , that's— i do tan. well, anyway, there we go. anyway , that's this- i do tan. well, anyway, there we go. 1 rir1“ go. anyway, that's this section done coming up in our final section. we've got war in space, ebens— section. we've got war in space, ebbens en— 5ection. we've got war in space, aliens on earth.— 5ection. we've got war in space, aliens on earth. and— t 1r1:r“ we've got war in space, aliens on earth. and remembering werembee.— aliens on earth. and remembering werembee. me— aliens on earth. and remembering harambee, the £400 gorilla who reuenee— harambee, the £400 gorilla who reuenee ebb— harambee, the £400 gorilla who touched all of— harambee, the £400 gorilla who touched all of our— harambee, the £400 gorilla who touched all of our hearts. don't go touched all of our hearts. don't ge ewev— touched all of our hearts. don't ge ewev .—

well come back to headliners. we-ve— well come back to headliners. we-ve ger— well come back to headliners. we've got monday's comedy. now, did we've got monday's comedy. now, we veu— we've got monday's comedy. now, we veu pp.— we've got monday's comedy. now, did you like star— we've got monday's comedy. now, did you like star wars ? good did you like star wars? good news— did you like star wars? good beees— did you like star wars? good news? looks like— did you like star wars? good news? looks like it's coming mue— news? looks like it's coming rrue. resn— news? looks like it's coming true. josh yeah,— news? looks like it's coming true. josh yeah, us ready to figm— true. josh yeah, us ready to rbgnr m— true. josh yeah, us ready to rbgnr m speee— true. josh yeah, us ready to fight in space if— true. josh yeah, us ready to fight in space if we have to. rber-s— fight in space if we have to. rber-s ner— fight in space if we have to. that's not very— fight in space if we have to. that's not very good,- fight in space if we have to. that's not very good, is- fight in space if we have to. that's not very good, is it? sorry, says military official. this is the. he's called brig gen jesse, which is a strange

name. brig. gen i don't know if that's a brigadier general. name. brig. gen i don't know if that's a brigadier general . oh, that's a brigadier general. oh, okay. that makes more sense. yeah. okay jesse morehouse, by the way, just before anybody tweets that i'm an idiot, that was the joke. you can still rweer— was the joke. you can still rweer mer— was the joke. you can still tweet that he's— was the joke. you can still tweet that he's an- you can still tweet that he's an idiot. yeah, yeah— tweet that he's an idiot. yeah, yeahr bur. — tweet that he's an idiot. yeah, yeah bur. bur— tweet that he's an idiot. yeah, yeah, but. but don't- tweet that he's an idiot. yeah, yeah, but. r:rir1“ . yeah, but. but don't say that. yeah, okay, fine. he's from us. space command , and he was space command, and he was speaking at the us embassy in london. and it's quite interesting because interesting actually, because the arguably one of the big this is arguably one of the big this is arguably one of the warfare is going the futures of warfare is going to shooting each other's to be shooting down each other's satellites because as we've become more dependent become more and more dependent on intelligence, on satellites for intelligence, for phones, for all these for mobile phones, for all these different things that is that's the level. but when you the next level. but when you shoot down a satellite, it sort of spreads the debris all like for thousands of miles and whatever, and then has a big impact effect on other satellites. so it's actually a sort of it's a nuclear option. you can get that, i think. is it the gesler or the effect- 1/rir. tr?“ gri. is it the gesler or the effect where it the gesler or the effect where b eeres— the gesler or the effect where b eeres e— the gesler or the effect where it creates a ripple, a ripple emeer— it creates a ripple, a ripple erreer ene— it creates a ripple, a ripple effect and more- it creates a ripple, a ripple effect and more and more so now peepbe— effect and more and more so now peepbe ee— effect and more and more so now peepbe ner— effect and more and more so now people are not testing these mbssbbes— people are not testing these mbssbbes er— people are not testing these missiles or whatever, but it burns— missiles or whatever, but it burns eur— missiles or whatever, but it turns out china,— missiles or whatever, but it turns out china, they've got bee— turns out china, they've got ube e— turns out china, they've got

like a satellite— turns out china, they've got like a satellite got like like a satellite that's got like an like a satellite that's got like en-rner— like a satellite that's got like en-rner een— like a satellite that's got like an that can plant explosives an arm that can plant explosives bme— an arm that can plant explosives bnre me— an arm that can plant explosives into the thruster— an arm that can plant explosives into the thruster . _ an arm that can plant explosives into the thruster . tr“rii into the thruster. there's all rbese— into the thruster. there's all these cool going on. these cool things going on. yeah, made in china, do yeah, but it's made in china, do you—i— yeah, but it's made in china, do veu—r meem- yeah, but it's made in china, do veu—r se- yeah, but it's made in china, do you—i mean? so it'si you know what i mean? so it's you— you know what i mean? so it's veu mmb— you know what i mean? so it's you think they're— you know what i mean? so it's you think they're going to seberege— you think they're going to. sabotage—sell you think they're going to- sabotage_sell to sabotage the ones they sell to use — sabotage the ones they sell to us? yeah. well,— sabotage the ones they sell to us? 114i? 1“ well, no, i sabotage the ones they sell to us? / well, no, ijust sabotage the ones they sell to us? / well, no, i just think us? yeah. well, no, ijust think it's us? yeah. well, no, ijust think its ner— us? yeah. well, no, ijust think is ner gemg— us? yeah. well, no, ijust think is ner gebng re— us? yeah. well, no, ijust think it's not going to be— us? / well, no, ijust think it's not going to be that good, mere.— it's not going to be that good, mere. be— it's not going to be that good, mere. be veu— it's not going to be that good, mate. do you know i mean? mate. do you know what i mean? oh, mate. do you know what i mean? on. reebbve — mate. do you know what i mean? on. reebbve beu— mate. do you know what i mean? oh, really? you don't- mate. do you know what i mean? oh, really? 1/ritr. : 1“ . oh, really? you don't think they know they're doing? no, know what they're doing? no, mate. all right, let's see if your phone works the way your phone works on the way home. no, i haven't got a huawei pp...— home. no, i haven't got a huawei phonerli'u— home. no, i haven't got a huawei phonerli'u be— home. no, i haven't got a huawei phone,.|'ll be fine. - no, i haven't got a huawei phone, i'll be fine. cjs/fy phone, so i'll be fine. okay. webb— phone, so i'll be fine. okay. web mevmg— phone, so i'll be fine. okay. well moving on. we've got the meal and stanford meal now and a stanford professor seems to agreeing professor seems to be agreeing with francis. yeah. so with david ike francis. yeah. so a stanford professor,— jrir r: t yeah. so a stanford professor, which is enemes-r— a stanford professor, which is one most prestigious one of the most prestigious universities— one of the most prestigious universities .the- one of the most prestigious universities the world. universities in the world. abbens— universities in the world. aliens for a aliens have been on earth for a beng— aliens have been on earth for a beng-ere— aliens have been on earth for a beng-ere swu- aliens have been on earth for a long-are still here.- long time and are still here. ane— long time and are still here. anelveu— long time and are still here. xnelveu ge— long time and are still here. xnelveu gelre- long time and are still here. and you go to the comedy and if you go on to the comedy ebreubr— and if you go on to the comedy ebreubr veu— and if you go on to the comedy circuit, you would— and if you go on to the comedy circuit, you would have to agree wbrn— circuit, you would have to agree mm mm. — circuit, you would have to agree mm mm. x— circuit, you would have to agree with him. a professor at sremere— with him. a professor at stanford university claims that enems— stanford university claims that enems-been— stanford university claims that aliens been planet aliens have been on planet earth and aliens have been on planet earth end-bere- — aliens have been on planet earth end-bere- -sevsl and are still here. as he says, expens— and are still here. as he says, experts-working- and are still here. as he says, experts working on reverse experts are working on reverse engineering.— experts are working on reverse engineering beu— experts are working on reverse engineering. you foes that have eresbeb—rnbs- engineering. you foes that have crashed,_this.dr.i crashed, landed. so this is dr. serv— crashed, landed. so this is dr. eem-speewng- crashed, landed. so this is dr. gary-speaking at- gary nolan speaking at conference— gary nolan speaking at conference in- gary nolan speaking at conference in manhattan last weer— week, titled the pentagon extraterrestrial week, titled the pentagon extrrcrashed al— week, titled the pentagon extrrcrashed ufos. he's an

and crashed ufos. he's an immunologist,_ and crashed ufos. he's an immunologist, so i don't know wner— immunologist, so i don't know we be— immunologist, so i don't know what he knows— immunologist, so i don't know what he knows about ufos. covid been— what he knows about ufos. covid been .— what he knows about ufos. covid been . exeerbvr— what he knows about ufos. covid yeah , exactly, mate. _ what he knows about ufos. covid yeah , exactly, mate. it was yeah, exactly, mate. it was srerree— yeah, exactly, mate. it was spewed by— yeah, exactly, mate. it was started by the _ yeah, exactly, mate. it was started by the ufos, and he's a webeb— started by the ufos, and he's a webeb mbe— started by the ufos, and he's a nobel prize nominee. but anyway . ne-s— nobel prize nominee. but anyway . ne-s saying— nobel prize nominee. but anyway . ne-s sevbng mer— nobel prize nominee. but anyway , he's saying that aliens are emengsr— , he's saying that aliens are emengsr us— , he's saying that aliens are amongst us and— , he's saying that aliens are amongst us and they have been for amongst us and they have been be e— amongst us and they have been be e beng— amongst us and they have been for a long time.— amongst us and they have been for a long time. it's just peepbe— for a long time. it's just people, unlike- for a long time. it's just people, unlike him , aren't smart people, unlike him, aren't smart eneugn— people, unlike him, aren't smart eneugn re— people, unlike him, aren't smart eneugn re sper— people, unlike him, aren't smart enough to spot them. but yeah, mere— enough to spot them. but yeah, that's basically what he says. it's like is everyone else is too thick to spot the paradigms. so he says, i have good reason to trust a number of individuals, ain't individuals, mate. that ain't science like , trust science fact. yeah, like, trust me. him in pub and we me. i met him in a pub and we had a really intimate night together . he had a really intimate night together. he wouldn't lie to me. yeah, gave him a on my tv yeah, i gave him a job on my tv show anyway, but aliens. but yeah. else yeah. and then someone else comes out says, yeah, it's comes out and says, yeah, it's all right? so all hearsay, right? yeah. so essentially. you know, i'm essentially. but you know, i'm open the idea and it's open to the idea and it's interesting that, you know, this is an esteemed is this is an esteemed professor, you nobel prize nominee. exactly. and professor, you nobel prize nominee . exactly. and i just nominee. exactly. so and i just beve— nominee. exactly. so and i just beve mer— nominee. exactly. so and i just love that argument.— exactly. so and i just love that argument. listen, shut up. be— love that argument. listen, shut up. be veu— love that argument. listen, shut up. be veu neve— love that argument. listen, shut up. be veu neve e— love that argument. listen, shut up. do you have a nobel prize mere— up. do you have a nobel prize mere e— up. do you have a nobel prize mere e be.— up. do you have a nobel prize mere e be. se— up. do you have a nobel prize mate ? no. so you— up. do you have a nobel prize mate ? no. so you don't know mate? no. so you don't know ebeur— mate? no. so you don't know about aliens?— mate? no. so you don't know about aliens? yeah exactly. xnvwew— about aliens? yeah exactly. anywayr -ger- about aliens? yeah exactly. anywayr-got-dailvl about aliens? yeah exactly. - anyway,-got-daily meal anyway, we've got the daily meal now scientific proof that now with scientific proof that britain is much more miserable

than it used to be. josh indeed. but not miserable as the rest but not as miserable as the rest of the world is the idea the world's. well, this is the were-s— world's. well, this is the world's least— : well, this is the world's least miserable well, exe— world's least miserable well, exe neppbesr— world's least miserable well, aka happiest countries are reveebee— aka happiest countries are revealed and— aka happiest countries are revealed and both the uk and the us revealed and both the uk and the us rene— revealed and both the uk and the us renx m— revealed and both the uk and the us renx in me— revealed and both the uk and the us rank in the top— revealed and both the uk and the us rank in the top 30. so mew-ve— us rank in the top 30. so they've been— us rank in the top 30. so they've been drip, drip, drip, emp— they've been drip, drip, drip, enp-rnbs— they've been drip, drip, drip, drip-this story- they've been drip, drip, drip, drip this story for drip feeding this story for ebeur— drip feeding this story for about three— drip feeding this story for about three weeks now because we had about three weeks now because we nee berere — about three weeks now because we nee berere we— about three weeks now because we had before we had— about three weeks now because we had before we had the actual mesr— had before we had the actual most miserable— had before we had the actual most miserable countries, zbmbebwe— most miserable countries, zimbabwe and— most miserable countries, zimbabwe and some other places. but zimbabwe and some other places. bur new— zimbabwe and some other places. bur mew-ve— zimbabwe and some other places. but now they've gone on the but now they've gone on to the top but now they've gone on to the rep so— but now they've gone on to the rep se-veen— but now they've gone on to the rep se-veen .— but now they've gone on to the top 30 .yeah , we're- but now they've gone on to the top 30 yeah , we're doing all top 30 and yeah, we're doing all rbgbb— top 30 and yeah, we're doing all ngnr. were— top 30 and yeah, we're doing all right. we're 29th— top 30 and yeah, we're doing all right. we're 29th out of smesnrng— right. we're 29th out of smesnrng .— right. we're 29th out of smashing . yeah. now switzerland smashing. yeah. now switzerland is smashing. yeah. now switzerland rs rne— smashing. yeah. now switzerland rs rne besr— smashing. yeah. now switzerland is the best country. _ smashing. yeah. now switzerland is the best country. but again , is the best country. but again, rnrs— is the best country. but again, we rs— is the best country. but again, we rs err— is the best country. but again, this is all about— is the best country. but again, this is all about inflation essentially— this is all about inflation essentially .— this is all about inflation essentially . so it's got even essentially. so it's got even rneugn— essentially. so it's got even though everywhere is suffering wreng— though everywhere is suffering wreng enr— though everywhere is suffering wreng enr r— though everywhere is suffering wrong and it says this person wne-s— wrong and it says this person wne-s rerng— wrong and it says this person who's doing the— wrong and it says this person who's doing the who's doing the survey— who's doing the who's doing the survey sews— who's doing the who's doing the survey sevs rner— who's doing the who's doing the survey says that we would be nrgner— survey says that we would be nrgner r— survey says that we would be nrgner r r— survey says that we would be higher if it wasn't for our rernbbe— higher if it wasn't for our terrible inflation. inflation is evervwnere. — terrible inflation. inflation is evervwnere. r— terrible inflation. inflation is everywhere. 1“ 1“ everywhere. i mean, britain for us is particularly bad for britain to go from fourth in the in the sort of in the happiness to 29th. i mean, that's a massive slide because other countries have had inflation.

yeah. yeah. well but this is but the yeah. yeah. well but this is but me mereese— yeah. yeah. well but this is but the increase but— yeah. yeah. well but this is but the increase but i— 114i? 1“ yeah. well but this is but the increase but i just want to say— the increase but i just want to sew veu— the increase but i just want to sew veu een-r— the increase but i just want to say you don't want to live in switzerland. _ say you don't want to live in switzerland. it's— say you don't want to live in switzerland. it's boring. it beers— switzerland. it's boring. it looks nice. _ switzerland. it's boring. it looks nice. it— switzerland. it's boring. it looks nice. . 1“ t.ri . looks nice. it looks nice. it looks nice. it looks nice. it looks really nice. boring. look, here's the thing, right? the worst it gets in this country the more british people love it because we love moaning . we love moaning. but we'd moan anyway. yeah, exactly. but the further it goes down, we'll just go. yeah told you it was rubbish. francis. do you rubbish. francis. what do you prefere— rubbish. francis. what do you prefer? moaning_ francis. what do you prefer? moaning queuing? prefer? moaning or queuing? weenrng—r- prefer? moaning or queuing?j moaning—i like moaning or queuing? i like gueumg— moaning or queuing? i like gueumg re— moaning or queuing? i like queuing to moan. like queuing queuing to moan. i like queuing whilst moaning and moaning whilst moaning and moaning whilst i'm in the queue. okay, we've got the daily star now copying and pasting a press release from a dating app. francis yeah , so this copying francis so yeah, so this copying releasing date capital. oh, the cougar capital of britain uk revealed as granny's in area can't keep away from toyboys so we're ending strong basically if you want to pick up an elderly woman who's up for it. josh howie if you're young. yeah, if you're. i'm not young though.

you're you. yeah. you just want someone young. someone young. you might guess year upon year in it. and a little trim. you'll be there, right? and go to eastbourne and phillip eastbourne and call phillip schofield. phillip schofield schofield. go. phillip schofield go to eastbourne and you'll be in. that's because that is the place to pick up the older ladies. so eastbourne is where the ladies. so eastbourne is where rne-eeugers— ladies. so eastbourne is where the-cougars are. - aer: so eastbourne is where the cougars are. yeah the most cougars are. yeah rner-s— the most cougars are. yeah rner-s wner— the most cougars are. yeah that's what they're saying. xeeerrrng— that's what they're saying. according-this— that's what they're saying. according-this app.- that's what they're saying. according this app. basically according to this app. basically people old, older women are on this going, i want a young this app going, i want a young bloke. is this an app specifically older women ? specifically for older women? no, it's just an app. it's just an no, it's just an app. it's just en epp— no, it's just an app. it's just en epp. wner-s— no, it's just an app. it's just an app. what's it- no, it's just an app. it's just an app. what's it called since rnrs— an app. what's it called since we rnrng.— an app. what's it called since this thing, this— an app. what's it called since this thing, this press release eerrer— this thing, this press release called grinder. _ this thing, this press release called grinder. / this thing, this press release called grinder. 114i? 1“ 114i? 1“ called grinder. yeah. yeah. i don't know. but i didn't even know what a cougar was. i was thinking this is like an animal based story. oh like somebody actually. imean, based story. oh like somebody actually. i mean, that'd be pure— actually. i mean, that'd be pure nsrv. — actually. i mean, that'd be quite risky. yeah,- t i mean, that'd be quite risky. / 30 / �*7 quite risky. yeah, go. yeah. if you want to go to eastbourne and there's lots of sort of released cats on the loose. i mean, the besr— cats on the loose. i mean, the resr rnrng— cats on the loose. i mean, the resr rnrng veu— cats on the loose. i mean, the last thing you want— cats on the loose. i mean, the last thing you want to- rt.as 1r1:r“ i mean, the last thing you want to be rt.as 1“ i mean, the last thing you want to be doing is last thing you want to be doing rs rrvrng— last thing you want to be doing rs rrvrng re— last thing you want to be doing rs rrvrng re rere— last thing you want to be doing is trying to take one for a remembe— is trying to take one for a romantic dinner. :: ' ”bi: is trying to take one for a- romantic dinner. indeed. are you trying time? no, not at trying to fill time? no, not at all. okay. we've got

.y “g �*7 .. . 1i7 no, not at all. ova/a we've got the .y “g �*7 .. . 1i7 no, not at all. we've got the daily all. okay. we've got the daily meeb— all. okay. we've got the daily meal now. and— all. we've got the daily meal now. and harambee was the genre— meal now. and harambee was the gorilla-defined— meal now. and harambee was the gorilla - defined the - meal now. and harambee was the gorilla defined the memes of gorilla who defined the memes of a gorilla who defined the memes of egenererren. — gorilla who defined the memes of a generation. does— gorilla who defined the memes of a generation. j .. . a generation. does he still live on in your heart, josh? the world has. i didn't- 1“ 7 the world has. i didn't even know wne— world has. i didn't even know who harambee— world has. i didn't even know who harambee until today. who harambee was until today. you who harambee was until today. veumen— r- who harambee was until today. j you—man. ithought you evil, callous man. i thought werembee— you evil, callous man. i thought harambee-cougar- you evil, callous man. i thought harambee-cougar in- harambee was a cougar in resrbeurne— harambee was a cougar in eastbourne something. the eastbourne or something. the were— eastbourne or something. the were nes— eastbourne or something. the world has supposedly the world nesn-r— hasn't been the same since. rnbures— hasn't been the same since. tributes-slain- tributes pour in to slain genre— tributes pour in to slain gorilla harambe on the seventh enmverserv— gorilla harambe on the seventh anniversary—after. anniversary of his death after a rerrrer— anniversary of his death after a rerrrer-rnre— anniversary of his death after a toddler into enclosure toddler fell into his enclosure at cincinnati _ toddler fell into his enclosure at cincinnati zoo. _ toddler fell into his enclosure at cincinnati zoo. this sounds verv— at cincinnati zoo. this sounds very-bre— at cincinnati zoo. this sounds ven-rrre-prer- at cincinnati zoo. this sounds veryi like i plot to i very much like the plot to anchorman.i very much like the plot to anchorman. we've got images. 0hr_ anchorman. we've got images. or. me— anchorman. we've got images. or. rber-s— anchorman. we've got images. oh, no, that's you. i anchorman. we've got images. oh, no, that's you. oh,- anchorman. we've got images. oh, no, that's you. oh, no- anchorman. we've got images. oh, no, that's you. oh, no. yeah, he's got hair. yeah, he's gotyhair. yeah. so. yeah, he's got hair. yeah. so. on— yeah, he's got hair. yeah. so. on bes.— yeah, he's got hair. yeah. so. on ms. or.— yeah, he's got hair. yeah. so. oh he's. oh, and— yeah, he's got hair. yeah. so. oh he's. oh, and he's. he was sbeebeeb— oh he's. oh, and he's. he was shocked. likei oh he's. oh, and he's. he was shocked. like a— oh he's. oh, and he's. he was shocked. like a toddler. yeah wes— shocked. like a toddler. yeah we-s rerng— shocked. like a toddler. yeah he's doing some— shocked. like a toddler. yeah he's doing some proper like . he's doing some proper like. beer.— he's doing some proper like. beer. br— he's doing some proper like. yeah. if anybody'si he's doing some proper like. yeah. if anybody's oni he's doing some proper like. yeah. if anybody's on listening on radio then we're showing pictures of harambe. the gorilla. yeah next to josh and i think josh is on the left, but it's hard to tell. yeah i can see there is a resemblance. there has to be said. yeah. and ween— there has to be said. yeah. and veen rnere-s— there has to be said. yeah. and yeah there's toddler crawled mre— yeah there's toddler crawled rnre ms— yeah there's toddler crawled rnre nrs pen— yeah there's toddler crawled into his pen and— yeah there's toddler crawled into his pen and someone then sner— into his pen and someone then sner mm.— into his pen and someone then sner mm. b— into his pen and someone then shot him. i don't— into his pen and someone then shot him. i don't know if it was

r— shot him. i don't know if it was rr rne— shot him. i don't know if it was was it the zoo i shot him. i don't know if it was was it the zoo guards shot him. it was it the zoo guards shot him. rr es— was it the zoo guards shot him. rr r— was it the zoo guards shot him. it was, it wasn't— was it the zoo guards shot him. it was, it wasn't like an ameneen— it was, it wasn't like an american. iti it was, it wasn't like an american. it would be kind of a eeeerr— american. it would be kind of a eeeerr rn— american. it would be kind of a eeeerr m e— american. it would be kind of a eeeerr m e wev— american. it would be kind of a cooler in a way if— american. it would be kind of a cooler in a way if it— american. it would be kind of a cooler in a way if it was like iusr— cooler in a way if it was like iusr sme— cooler in a way if it was like just some american guy, i've got a just some american guy, i've got e gun— just some american guy, i've got e gun rn— just some american guy, i've got egun rn wnen— just some american guy, i've got a gun in which they do. yeah rr-s— a gun in which they do. yeah rr-s bre— a gun in which they do. yeah it's like this— a gun in which they do. yeah it's like this is— a gun in which they do. yeah it's like this is the excuse. mew-re— it's like this is the excuse. rnev-re iusr— it's like this is the excuse. they're just desperate, aren't mew— they're just desperate, aren't thevr re— they're just desperate, aren't theyv re use— they're just desperate, aren't they, to use their— they're just desperate, aren't they, to use their guns? like, or..— they, to use their guns? like, en-eeurr— they, to use their guns? like, oh,icould shooti oh, finally i could shoot a genre— oh, finally i could shoot a genre enr— oh, finally i could shoot a gorilla and then claim that. and rnen— gorilla and then claim that. and men—on.— gorilla and then claim that. and men—on rnev- then they're like, oh, they reerrv— then they're like, oh, they reerrv-bur- then they're like, oh, they really but actually. then they're like, oh, theyi reallyibut actually. so really hunters. but actually. so mevbe— really hunters. but actually. so mevbe rnere-s— really hunters. but actually. so maybe there's a— really hunters. but actually. so maybe there's a conspiracy. is rner— maybe there's a conspiracy. is thaticonspiraciesi that how conspiracies out there? werr. — that how conspiracies out there? werr. -meres— that how conspiracies out there? webb-meres br— that how conspiracies out there? well, imakes it true. i well, yeah, it makes it true. so but i think out of all the peepbe— so but i think out of all the peepre wne— so but i think out of all the people who should have been shot beuse— people who should have been shot because a gorillai people who should have been shot because a gorilla did nothing, he because a gorilla did nothing, ne—we- because a gorilla did nothing,- ne—we wesn-r he didn't do anything. he wasn't benevrng— he didn't do anything. he wasn't behaving aggressive, hurt the embe.— behaving aggressive, hurt the ember-bumm- behaving aggressive, hurt the child. hurting the child. he wasn't hurting the ember.— child. nothing happened in genre.— child. nothing happened in. g0rilla.ichild gorilla. right. okay. this child besreerbv— basically jumped into the enclosure ithei basically jumped into the enclosure the mum enclosure to shoot the mum enewer— enclosure to shoot the mum enewer-mum— enclosure to shoot the mum chewedimum . i enclosure to shoot the mum chewed mum . enclosure to shoot the mumi chewedimum . okay. that's chewed the mum. okay. that's because then this is never going to happen again . you put marker to happen again. you put marker in rne— to happen again. you put marker be me semb— to happen again. you put marker in the sand. nonei to happen again. you put marker in the sand. none of— to happen again. you put marker in the sand. none of this- in the sand. none of this neppener. — in the sand. none of this happened. r: :rg happened. build a big better fence, shoot the mummy or build a better fence, build a better fence. the toddler. i mean, i'm emeer— fence. the toddler. i mean, i'm emeer rnese— fence. the toddler. i mean, i'm amazed those could.i �*"ri;1“t.ri the toddler. i mean, i'm amazed those could. but i mean, if amazed those could. but i mean, r wu— amazed those could. but i mean, rr veu ge— amazed those could. but i mean, rr veu ge re— amazed those could. but i mean, rr veu ge re rne— amazed those could. but i mean, if you go to the zoo,— amazed those could. but i mean, if you go to the zoo, it often beers— if you go to the zoo, it often beers gurre — if you go to the zoo, it often looks quite hard— if you go to the zoo, it often looks quite hard for the animals to looks quite hard for the animals re ger— looks quite hard for the animals re ger eur— looks quite hard for the animals re ger eur. bur— looks quite hard for the animals to get out. but difficult. i ween.— to get out. but difficult. i mean. yeah, but for easy people

to mean. yeah, but for easy people re ger— mean. yeah, but for easy people re ger rn. — mean. yeah, but for easy people re ger in beer.— mean. yeah, but for easy people to get in. yeah. ii mean. yeah, but for easy people to get in. 11/rirsj 1“ 1“ to get in. yeah. i mean she might have had more than one child, to be fair. still no excuse, mate.i t“ r: t still no excuse, mate. listen, if your embr— excuse, mate. listen, if your enrr reus— excuse, mate. listen, if your child falls into i excuse, mate. listen, if your child falls into an enclosure wrrn— child falls into an enclosure wrrn e— child falls into an enclosure wrrn e wre— child falls into an enclosure with a wild animal when gone , with a wild animal when gone, it's with a wild animal when gone, rr-s gene.— with a wild animal when gone, rr-s gene. been.— with a wild animal when gone, it's gone. yeah, sure. so make enerner— it's gone. yeah, sure. so make enerner ene— it's gone. yeah, sure. so make enernerene — it's gone. yeah, sure. so make another one. do— it's gone. yeah, sure. so make another one. jrir another one. do you think that child. but. but you're glad if it's the child or the gorilla, who are you going to call? i'm going for the gorilla.- going for the gorilla. fascinate but going for the gorilla. fascinate mm were— going for the gorilla. fascinate bur gemg— going for the gorilla. fascinate but we're going to— going for the gorilla. fascinate but we're going to have- going for the gorilla. fascinate but we're going to have to stop more for the show is nearly oven more for the show is nearly over. so it's not quick. look at monday's front pages. the daily mail has tv doctor hits out at toxic this morning. the telegraph leads with price caps will create shortages. prime minister warned the times has british bid to stop british police bid to stop migrants leaving africa . the migrants leaving africa. the guardian go with met police to stop going to mental health. call outs. the mirror has hollie i'll be staying. and finally, the daily star has dr. ranj blasts. bully culture. itv and those were your front pages . and those were your front pages. and that's all we've got time for. thank you so much to my guests,

josh howie and frances foster. i'm back tomorrow, 11 pm. josh and simon evans taking the hot seat. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. abby. lucas. bye. hi oh, that's more .

good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb i good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom.i i good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. itvi i good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. itv hasi good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. itv has denied rner— the gb newsroom. itv has denied rner rnrs— the gb newsroom. itv has denied that this morning— the gb newsroom. itv has denied that this morning is— the gb newsroom. itv has denied that this morning is under review following reports the snew— review following reports the snew eeurr— review following reports the show could be— review following reports the show could be axed. source sources have told gb news that besses— sources have told gb news that besses neve— sources have told gb news that bosses have just— sources have told gb news that bosses have just seven days to rne— bosses have just seven days to save the programme following the brim— save the programme following the phillip schofield _ save the programme following the phillip schofield affair . the phillip schofield affair. the srerr— phillip schofield affair. the staff members— phillip schofield affair. the staff members who raised concerns about- staff members who raised concerns about the tv presenters eerrens— concerns about the tv presenters eerrens sev— concerns about the tv presenters actions say executives need to preve— actions say executives need to preve rnev-re — actions say executives need to prove they're properly addressing i prove they're properly addressing the issue. the broadcasteri addressing the issue. the

broadcaster has confirmed the snew— broadcaster has confirmed the snew wru— broadcaster has confirmed the show will air— broadcaster has confirmed the show will air tomorrow , but show will air tomorrow, but viewer opinionsi show will air tomorrow, but viewer opinions vary over the rebreur— viewer opinions vary over the rerreur .— viewer opinions vary over the rerreur. rr-s— viewer opinions vary over the fallout . it's not— viewer opinions vary over the fallout . it's not really for us fallout. it's not really for us to fallout. it's not really for us re purge— fallout. it's not really for us to judge someone. 1“ to judge someone. i mean, what he did and what if it's true that this young chap was 18? there's nothing to do with that. i think he should speak to his family. i will say that i think perhaps the show need is fresh. people on. i think that the show reerrv— people on. i think that the show reerbv rerrer— people on. i think that the show really relied on— people on. i think that the show really relied on the chemistry rner— really relied on the chemistry rner nerv— really relied on the chemistry that holly and— really relied on the chemistry that holly and phil had for me. bess— that holly and phil had for me. bess .— that holly and phil had for me. bess . rm— that holly and phil had for me. bess . r-m bess— that holly and phil had for me. less . i'm less keeni that holly and phil had for me. less . i'm less keen to- that holly and phil had for me. less. i'm less keen to watching the programmes with them as they split , am i the programmes with them as they split, am i right? and i think are only going to get the career even bigger now. you know, i like i like phil and holly, so i'm very sad to see them go because i love i love them both. so it's a pity really. and i was sneerer— so it's a pity really. and i was sneerer re— so it's a pity really. and i was shocked to hear— so it's a pity really. and i was shocked to hear about phil beuse— shocked to hear about phil beuse r— shocked to hear about phil because i didn't think he'd do envrnrng— because i didn't think he'd do envrnrng bre— because i didn't think he'd do anything like that. be so reeerrrub— anything like that. be so deceitful. i anything like that. be so deceitful . ai anything like that. be so deceitful. ' �*7 anything like that. be so deceitful . ' �*7 rirr:

anything like that. be so deceitful. ' �*7 : g t. deceitful. a five year old girl has died following