news good morning. it's 930 on monday, the 29th of may. and happy bank holiday to you all. this is to the point on gb news with me dawn neesom and the lovely emily carver. thank you. so lovely emily carver. thank you. so doctors— lovely emily carver. thank you. so doctors diagnosis— lovely emily carver. thank you. so doctors diagnosis ranj- car thank you. so doctors diagnosis ranj singh slams— so doctors diagnosis ranj singh stem the— so doctors diagnosis ranj singh slams the culture— so doctors diagnosis ranj singh slams the culture at this morning,— slams the culture at this morning, saying he complained and then— morning, saying he complained and then got— morning, saying he complained and then got the— morning, saying he complained and then got the boot. but itv bosses— and then got the boot. but itv bosses say— and then got the boot. but itv bosses say she— and then got the boot. but itv bosses say the show must go on right. — bosses say the show must go on right. okay.— bosses say the show must go on right. okay. and— bosses say the show must go on right. ' : xiiisc "ng right. okay. and interestingly, phillip schofield has just put a message up on his instagram, but more of that coming up. yes. also food price caps reportedly on the table at downing street,

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surge of migrant crossings heading for europe. this summer. the italian government is predicting up to 400,000 people will try to cross the mediterranean into italy. four times as many as last year. immigration minister robert jenrick will begin a five day tour of north africa and europe on monday . tour of north africa and europe on monday. from tour of north africa and europe on monday . from september, the on monday. from september, the met police will no longer attend emergency calls if they're unked emergency calls if they're linked to mental health incidents, unless there is an immediate threat to life . the immediate threat to life. the aim is to give police more time to focus on solving and preventing crime. a met police spokesperson has told the guardian the force is failing londoners twice by sending officers rather than medical professionals , for mental health professionals, for mental health incidents and by preventing police from fulfilling their core roles . itv's police from fulfilling their core roles. itv's this morning returns today after a former presenter, phillip schofield, admitted to having an affair with a young male colleague, a former star on the show, dr.

ranj has hit out at what he calls a toxic culture. however, phillip schofield has responded in the last few minutes. he says , n0, in the last few minutes. he says , no, i no longer work on this morning. free say this. morning. i'm free to say this. i hope you've noticed it is the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to have the loudest voice. this morning is the best show, with the best show, he says. with the best people. the years people. in all the years i worked there, there was no toxicity . you can listen to toxicity. you can listen to those persistently loud voices , those persistently loud voices, if but the thousands if you like, but the thousands of years, of guests over the years, thousands staff crew, thousands of staff and crew, hundreds presenters and hundreds of presenters and contributors it is a contributors all know it is a family wonderful, talented , family of wonderful, talented, kind hard working people. kind and hard working people. that's the response from phillip schofield this morning . more on schofield this morning. more on that as we go through the day, no doubt. and more on all of our stories on our website. gb news .com. that's it for the moment.

hello. good morning. .com. that's it for the moment.| - hello. good morning. happy .com. that's it for the moment.- - hello. good morning. happy bank hello. good morning. happy bank holiday. . hello. good morning. happy bank houooy. i— - hello. good morning. happy bank houooy. i coulo— . hello. good morning. happy bank holiday. i could tell— . hello. good morning. happy bank holiday. i could tell you— hello. good morning. happy bank holiday. i could tell you what sho— holiday. i could tell you what she was— holiday. i could tell you what she was doing— holiday. i could tell you what she was doing just then. she'd hrohohh— she was doing just then. she'd hrohohh hu— she was doing just then. she'd probably kill me.— she was doing just then. she'd probably kill me. right? emily, you son.— probably kill me. right? emily, you vou— probably kill me. right? emily, you can. you can— probably kill me. right? emily, you can. you can talk now. okay. weh— you can. you can talk now. okay. hehh ho— you can. you can talk now. okay. hehh ho-ooh— you can. you can talk now. okay. hehh oo-ooh story— you can. you can talk now. okay. well, to-top story of- you can. you can talk now. okay. well, to top story of the well, to our top story of the day— well, to our top story of the day ,_ well, to our top story of the shy , former— well, to our top story of the day , former morning star day, former this morning star dr. day, former this morning star d. rani— day, former this morning star d. ranj shgh— day, former this morning star dr. ranj singh has criticised whoo— dr. ranj singh has criticised what he— dr. ranj singh has criticised what he calls— dr. ranj singh has criticised what he calls the toxic culture on she — what he calls the toxic culture on the show. — what he calls the toxic culture on the show. this— what he calls the toxic culture on the show. i on the show. this is a further blow to itv, right, dr. ranj singh said he had no knowledge of phillip schofield's affair with a younger member of staff, but claimed that issues with the show go far beyond the presenter's own behaviour. he says raises concerns and ” he says raises concerns and was then— says raises concerns and was when token— says raises concerns and was then taken off— says raises concerns and was then taken off the programme. wou— then taken off the programme. weu h— then taken off the programme. well in response— then taken off the programme. well in response to— then taken off the programme. well in response to the- well in response to the statement, an itv spokesperson said the channel was fully committed to providing every opportunity for anyone who works with them to raise any concern or comments they may have . so or comments they may have. so after almost 35 years on so after almost 35 years on air, she— after almost 35 years on air, she so— after almost 35 years on air, can the 35 years— after almost 35 years on air, can the 35 years wow, it's a hono— can the 35 years wow, it's a hose whe— can the 35 years wow, it's a long time. can— can the 35 years wow, it's a long time. can the show still go one— long time. can the show still go one we-we— long time. can the show still go on? we've been— long time. can the show still go on? we've been asking what you think,— on? we've been asking what you who hw— on? we've been asking what you show how hw— on? we've been asking what you think, but but first,— on? we've been asking what you think, but but first, let's

shew— think, but but first, let's sheoh oo— think, but but first, let's speak to royal and entertainment reporter— speak to royal and entertainment reporter oh— speak to royal and entertainment reporter at sunday— speak to royal and entertainment reporter at sunday mirror, sarah louise— reporter at sunday mirror, sarah louise robertson— reporter at sunday mirror, sarah louise robertson . “his ” louise robertson. yes, sir. hens.— louise robertson. yes, sir. hello, sarah. she is it. look. okay. it's a bank c look. okay. it's a bank holiday, highw— okay. it's a bank holiday, wghw okay.— okay. it's a bank holiday, right? okay. so, you know, the hose— right? okay. so, you know, the he shoo— right? okay. so, you know, the fact that sort— right? okay. so, you know, the fact that sort of— right? okay. so, you know, the fact that sort of like people p0p— fact that sort of like people pop up— fact that sort of like people hop up when— fact that sort of like people pop up when we least expect it is oh— pop up when we least expect it is oh how— pop up when we least expect it is oh how of— pop up when we least expect it is all part of the— pop up when we least expect it is all part of the fun, isn't he— is all part of the fun, isn't he highe— is all part of the fun, isn't it? right now?— is all part of the fun, isn't it? right now? so what can you home— it? right now? so what can you hhhg us— it? right now? so what can you bring us wh— it? right now? so what can you bring us ho ho— it? right now? so what can you bring us up to speed? obviously, this show— bring us up to speed? obviously, this show hos— bring us up to speed? obviously, this story has been— bring us up to speed? obviously, this story has been running for when— this story has been running for when three— this story has been running for what, three weeks— this story has been running for what, three weeks now? can you keep — what, three weeks now? can you keep us— what, three weeks now? can you keep us wh— what, three weeks now? can you keep us ho ho— what, three weeks now? can you keep us up to speed on what's oewohw— keep us up to speed on what's actually happened overnight? the hooesh— actually happened overnight? the hoes—e— actually happened overnight? the hoes—eves. - actually happened overnight? the latest_? yes. yes.| latest developments? yes. yes. so latest developments? yes. yes. so h— latest developments? yes. yes. so hi there. — latest developments? yes. yes. so hi there. he— latest developments? yes. yes. so hi there. it just— latest developments? yes. yes. so hi there. it just changes constantly. it's an ongoing show— constantly. it's an ongoing show that-s— f it's an ongoing story that's constantly ewohwng. — story that's constantly evolving. ' i story that's constantly evolving. : ”cl story that's constantly- evolving. and we're hearing story that's constantly— evolving. and we're hearing more and more and more to it, which i knew was going to be the case from the start when we saw the rumblings of philip and holly's so—called best friend relationship fall into tatters and disarray. relationship fall into tatters and disarray . and now we are and disarray. and now we are where we are. what's interesting is that philip's come out and defended the show again, the actual show and channel that that sacked him and booted him out a few ago . or maybe

out a few weeks ago. or maybe someone him and said, someone said to him and said, come on, you need say come on, you need to say something. but really, do we take philip's word now on anything? that come anything? given that he's come out sensationally on the weekend and about having a and said he lied about having a relationship with with the junior member of staff on the show and had lied to the channel themselves? can we trust philip on his word ? so we are where we on his word? so we are where we are. we're seeing dr. ranj has come out. yes today. and he's now spoken out to say that he left the show and he pointed out and said to bosses that there was a toxic atmosphere behind the scenes. that didn't sit well for him, especially with him being a doctor. he he was noticing things and he brought it to the attention . and it was it to the attention. and it was swept under the carpet. and that backs up what i've been told by by former staff over the weekend . sources who i've been speaking to , who they themselves have to, who they themselves have told me about this toxic culture that's been going on behind the scenes. one person claimed to me that they were told to sign an

nba to that they were told to sign an nda to go away quietly . so when nda to go away quietly. so when you're hearing stories like this, dawn and emily, you have to wonder, is there more to it than what the channel's saying? the channel's come back fighting us. we've seen they're denying these reports. kevin lygo yesterday was was filmed denying it. so they're they're standing by that . this morning's a very by that. this morning's a very happy place , a very happy, happy happy place, a very happy, happy atmosphere and that they knew nothing of this so—called relationship between between philip and this former member of staff. and they weren't aware of it and that when they did tell ask him he denied it, as did the former member of staff. what is interesting is the former member of staff, god bless him, who's trying get with his life trying to get on with his life peacefully, now come out and peacefully, has now come out and said and denied that he was ever asked by the this morning bosses if things were going on. so he's now denied what they're claiming. he's saying that's not true. he did go to them and he was never asked and he was not

really looked after. so when the person themselves in question is saying this, you really do have to ask questions. saying this, you really do have to ask questions . who who is to ask questions. who who is telling the truth here? is it is it the show? is it the editors working there or is it the people who who have been involved and have been there behind this? well, sarah, sarah , i think it looks quite clear that there's lots of well, lots of people trying to protect their own reputations, which is understandable. philip schofield , his— understandable. philip schofield , hhs hoheso— understandable. philip schofield , his latest instagram— c. 3: philip schofield , his latest instagram post saving— , his latest instagram post saying shot— , his latest instagram post saying that there's people with grudges— saying that there's people with grudges ogohso— saying that there's people with grudges against him or the show hseh— grudges against him or the show hseh .— grudges against him or the show hseh . h— grudges against him or the show hseh . h oh— grudges against him or the show itself . it all looks— grudges against him or the show itself . it all looks rather itself. it all looks rather hither— itself. it all looks rather hhher .— itself. it all looks rather bitter , doesn't it? well you can bitter, doesn't it? well you can hotsh— bitter, doesn't it? well you can point out,— bitter, doesn't it? well you can point out, ts— bitter, doesn't it? well you can point out, is h— bitter, doesn't it? well you can point out, is it is— bitter, doesn't it? well you can point out, is it is it— bitter, doesn't it? well you can point out, is it is it bitter? hoes— point out, is it is it bitter? hoes h— point out, is it is it bitter? does it look— point out, is it is it bitter? does it look does- point out, is it is it bitter? does it look does it- point out, is it is it bitter? does it look does it look bitter? that's what he's that's what he's saying. he's saying it's the same voice as well. no, philip, i'm afraid it's not the same voices we're hearing from a variety of voices. different voices coming through. who would have raj, all have thought? dr. raj, of all people who never puts a foot wrong, is absolutely terrified of bad press and was always very

protective of the show and used to interview him over the years on red carpets. he was always so positive and enthusiastic . so positive and enthusiastic. so for dr. ranj now to come forward with this really strongly worded statement speaks volumes. that's not someone we. but sarah. sarah, it's easy to come out now, though, isn't it ? you know, now, though, isn't it? you know, where are now, though, isn't it? you know, where oh— now, though, isn't it? you know, where are all these— g l fl you know, where are all these people throughout— where are all these people throughout if— where are all these people throughout if itv's this morning was throughout if itv's this morning sush— throughout if itv's this morning was such a toxic— throughout if itv's this morning was such a toxic place to work one— was such a toxic place to work one eweohwe— was such a toxic place to work and everyone was— was such a toxic place to work and everyone was bullies and all of this— and everyone was bullies and all of this shutt— and everyone was bullies and all of this stuff, why— and everyone was bullies and all of this stuff, why was no one saying— of this stuff, why was no one saying it— of this stuff, why was no one saying it oh— of this stuff, why was no one saying it at the— of this stuff, why was no one saying it at the time? �*vw�*till saying it at the time? well, one of the— saying it at the time? well, one of the people that i've been communicating with over the weekend, they tell me that they were told to sign nda. now were told to sign an nda. now that's their allegation and obviously haven't gone yet to the channel with that. and just compiling a dossier at the moment . but it's just moment. but it's just interesting that people are coming forward and making these claims. but people are frightened. they are frightened to put their head above the parapet and to and to speak out. so this is why journalists, we have to investigate and this is why it's taken such a long time

to get to where this is. your own colleague, dan wootton, he himself went the himself said he went to the channelin himself said he went to the channel in 2019. that was four years ago. and it was swept under the carpet and as i said to you yesterday, emily, on this show, why was this huge , big show, why was this huge, big fanfare, this big coming out for phillip schofield back in early 2020? that in itself sparked suspicions not just from journalists, but from members of the public. but it's taken until now for things to come through. and this is what we see with these big scandals , which we've these big scandals, which we've seen with the bbc before in the past, with with jemmy savile . past, with with jemmy savile. and i'm not liking it to that. but we've seen other scandals in the past and it does seem to be after after the event that things do do come out. but look, we have to weigh up what everyone's saying very carefully. we have to there's two sides to every story . that's two sides to every story. that's the point of a journalist is we look at everything. we remain

impartial and we examine the facts and the cases that are in front of us. and that's what we're all doing. we're seeing where where does the truth lie? who is telling the truth? something's clearly gone on. it's resulted in philip leaving the show. it's resulted in the disintegration of his relationship . he's so—called relationship. he's so—called best friend , his off screen best best friend, his off screen best friend and on screen wife, holly willoughby. he's no longer a working on itv. why why is he gone from everything ? why are gone from everything? why are people like dr. ranj coming forward now? and making the claims that they're saying , why claims that they're saying, why is the likes of philip's former colleague , your colleague, colleague, your colleague, eamonn holmes, saying what he said something stinks here. and journalists are getting to the bottom of it. and this is why there is the investigation. and sarah, sarah , just one final sarah, sarah, just one final question. you mentioned holly there— question. you mentioned holly there one— question. you mentioned holly there and wow— question. you mentioned holly there and your paper- : you mentioned holly there and your paper today or wow— there and your paper today or wow sister— there and your paper today or your sister paper,— there and your paper today or your sister paper, the mirror. hohw— your sister paper, the mirror. hohw .— your sister paper, the mirror. wohhw h with— your sister paper, the mirror. holly, i will be— your sister paper, the mirror. holly, i will be staying. how eoswe— holly, i will be staying. how are easy? will— holly, i will be staying. how are easy? will it— holly, i will be staying. how are easy? will it be for her to show— are easy? will it be for her to

stay? because— are easy? will it be for her to stay? because you don't look at how— stay? because you don't look at how without— stay? because you don't look at holly without thinking about hhhhh— holly without thinking about phillip schofield. now they were toheo — phillip schofield. now they were toheo lthe — phillip schofield. now they were toheolhhe hip.— phillip schofield. now they were joined-the hip. so— phillip schofield. now they were joined the hip. so if you joined at the hip. so if you sowe— joined at the hip. so if you sowho twsh— joined at the hip. so if you could just-say- joined at the hip. so if you could just say what you could just briefly say what you think— could just briefly say what you thhh hohw-s— could just briefly say what you think holly's-of- think holly's chances of swwwoh— think holly's chances of survival are— think holly's chances of survival are in- think holly's chances of survival are in this situation e — survival are in this situation e wen.— survival are in this situation now ? well, holly- survival are in this situation now ? �*vw�*till . now? well, holly was itv's golden girl and they're still protecting her and keeping her as itv's golden girl. but viewers are starting to turn against holly and they're starting to wonder just this against holly and they're starting to wonderjust this is starting to wonder just this is she impacted in this? how much did she know? she's saying that she knew nothing , but people are she knew nothing, but people are questioning her, her statements and saying, really, you went on houday and saying, really, you went on holiday with this man, you were socialised with this you're socialised with this man. you're pictured and the pictured with philip and the person in question and yet you say you you have no idea of what was going on. this has, was going on. so this has, unfortunately for holly , it has unfortunately for holly, it has damaged her brand . whether she damaged her brand. whether she can survive it, we'll see. as i say, holly is itv's golden girl. she's been protected. she's got the backing of itv bosses . and the backing of itv bosses. and other people have said, well, what's holly done wrong? she's done wrong. so she done nothing wrong. so she probably survive. however probably will survive. however it's i think she will have lost

a bit of favour with with the public. and it'll be very interesting to see itv share pnces interesting to see itv share prices as well later on today, because i think they will be taking a bit of a tumble, too, but we'll see what unfolds with that as well. all right. okay. hhereshhe— that as well. all right. okay. interesting sarah _ all right. okay. interesting sarah robertson, a royal— interesting sarah robertson, a royal one— interesting sarah robertson, a royal and entertainment reporter at royal and entertainment reporter oh-swhoow— royal and entertainment reporter at-sunday mirror.— royal and entertainment reporter at sunday mirror. thank at the sunday mirror. thank you so—ws oh- at the sunday mirror. thank youi so_us on a bank so much forjoining us on a bank hohoow— so much forjoining us on a bank holiday monday.— so much forjoining us on a bank holiday monday. appreciate holiday monday. i appreciate that.— holiday monday. i appreciate that-think- holiday monday. i appreciate that-think anyone. that. i don't think anyone trusts what holly willoughby was saying. thing it's well saying. the thing is, it's well , hr.— saying. the thing is, it's well , d. forage— g the thing is, it's well , dr. farage statement actually homing— , dr. farage statement actually naming the— , dr. farage statement actually naming the editor and the head of hw— naming the editor and the head of wow showtime— naming the editor and the head of itv daytime .— naming the editor and the head of itv daytime . you know, it of itv daytime. you know, it takes— of itv daytime. you know, it takes hoe— of itv daytime. you know, it takes more than— of itv daytime. you know, it takes more than one person to eeoeh— takes more than one person to eeoeh o— takes more than one person to eeoeh o howe— takes more than one person to create a toxic culture, doesn't hee— create a toxic culture, doesn't he as— create a toxic culture, doesn't he as he— create a toxic culture, doesn't he? as he said,— create a toxic culture, doesn't he? as he said, it— create a toxic culture, doesn't he? as he said, it does, indeed. there-s— he? as he said, it does, indeed. there-s hoe— he? as he said, it does, indeed. there's more to— he? as he said, it does, indeed. there's more to come, i think. height. — there's more to come, i think. height. aho— there's more to come, i think. height. who ow— there's more to come, i think. right. and now we move on. howhhe— right. and now we move on. howhhe-hs— right. and now we move on. downing is reportedly downing street is reportedly considering— downing street is reportedly. considering—help considering price caps to help consumers-the- considering price caps to help consumers the soaring consumers deal with the soaring cosh— consumers deal with the soaring cost-retailers— consumers deal with the soaring cost-retailers have- cost of food retailers have warned— cost of food retailers have wowed-o— cost of food retailers have warned-a move- cost of food retailers have warned a move would only warned such a move would only make—elsewhere. i make things worse elsewhere. the— make things worse elsewhere. the home— make things worse elsewhere. the home-h— make things worse elsewhere. the home-is launching. make things worse elsewhere. i the home-is launching an the home office is launching an ad targeting albanian ad campaign targeting albanian nationals to deter them from migrating to the uk. the adverts, which will run in albanian and albanian on facebook and instagram , will warn that people instagram, will warn that people will detained and will face being detained and removed they make journey

removed if they make the journey right. okay. well, joining us ho— right. okay. well, joining us to how— right. okay. well, joining us now to talk about— ” gx okay. well, joining us now to talk about all of these is hohheoh— now to talk about all of these is political commentator piers homogen— is political commentator piers pottinger. morning, pierce pottinger. good morning, pierce ,—mweh- pottinger. good morning, pierce ,—mweh for- , thank you very much for joining— , thank you very much for tohhologoh- , thank you very much for joining again on a bank joining us again on a bank hohoow— joining us again on a bank holiday monday. these people holiday monday. all these people coming— holiday monday. all these people somhg ho— holiday monday. all these people somho to how— holiday monday. all these people coming to talk about such an important— coming to talk about such an hmhohohh—hhhsi coming to talk about such an. important—this one important story because this one is important story because this one hs—reohw- important story because this one hs—reohw mote- important story because this onej is_really made me is one story that really made me sit is one story that really made me sh wh— is one story that really made me sh up one— is one story that really made me sh wh ooh toke— is one story that really made me sit up and take notice this momhg. — sit up and take notice this morning- so— sit up and take notice this morning. so want to sit up and take notice this morning. so iwant to with morning. so i want to start with the-heeowse— morning. so i want to start with the-becauselis- morning. so i want to start with the-becauselis a- morning. so i want to start with the because is a bank the food because it is a bank holidav-— the food because it is a bank hohhow h— the food because it is a bank holiday. if you're— the food because it is a bank holiday. if you're having a horheewe— holiday. if you're having a barbecue, you're shopping, barbecue, you're going shopping, stockho— barbecue, you're going shopping, shocking—with- barbecue, you're going shopping, stocking—with that| stocking up. good luck with that wee-— stocking up. good luck with that oneo- howew— stocking up. good luck with that one.-a lovely day.- stocking up. good luck with that one. a lovely day. cap one. have a lovely day. but cap one. have a lovely day. but cap on—wnoh-s— one. have a lovely day. but cap on_what's this- one. have a lovely day. but cap on _what's this onei on food prices, what's this one home— on food prices, what's this one about? -there's_ on food prices, what's this one about? there's nothing about? well there's nothing new in this— about? well there's nothing new in this tn— about? well there's nothing new in this in fact,— about? well there's nothing new in this in fact, it— about? well there's nothing new in this in fact, it was edward henn— in this in fact, it was edward heohn who— in this in fact, it was edward heath who 1974,— in this in fact, it was edward heath who 1974, when britain was in not— heath who 1974, when britain was in not een— heath who 1974, when britain was in had even higher— heath who 1974, when britain was in had even higher inflation thon— in had even higher inflation hnon h— in had even higher inflation than it does— in had even higher inflation than it does today. i than it does today. he introduced— than it does today. he introduced it- than it does today. he introduced it and it was pretty ineffective of. and i think what's happened here is that the government have put this idea out there, considering this , out there, considering this, that it's all considering going to test the water and see what appears . yeon and how people appears. yeon and how people react to it. and of course, people have reacted quite

rightly arnie, in my view, with horror . not too rightly arnie, in my view, with horror. not too impressed, are thew— horror. not too impressed, are thew — horror. not too impressed, are thew h-s— horror. not too impressed, are new h-s not— horror. not too impressed, are they? it's not going- horror. not too impressed, are they? it's not going to- not too impressed, are they? l git g they? it's not going to work. and all the retailers have said it's nonsense to cabinet ministers apparent are very against it. we're going to get more tory rebels up in arms about it and here is another, i'm afraid, a piece of mismanagement by the government because they shouldn't have . i because they shouldn't have. i mean, i think they'll just drop it and we'll never see any any real action. and the whole thing is voluntary anyway, which makes it nonsense. i mean, you and i oth— it nonsense. i mean, you and i ohh enough— it nonsense. i mean, you and i are old enough to— l i mean, you and i are old enough to remember the so..— are old enough to remember the hos enh— are old enough to remember the hos and hot— are old enough to remember the 70s, and that wasn't voluntary. thet— 70s, and that wasn't voluntary. hnoh ws— 70s, and that wasn't voluntary. that was enforced,— 70s, and that wasn't voluntary. that was enforced, wasn't it? this— that was enforced, wasn't it? this ts— that was enforced, wasn't it? this is voluntary. _ that was enforced, wasn't it? this is voluntary. so this is the— this is voluntary. so this is the going— this is voluntary. so this is hhe going ho— this is voluntary. so this is like going to sainsbury's, tesco's, all— like going to sainsbury's, tesco's, all the- like going to sainsbury's, tesco's, all the big supermarkets and going, well, wowhh— would you mind volunteering to. anh— would you mind volunteering to. ant-he— would you mind volunteering to. and-the basic— would you mind volunteering to. and the basic products and it's on the basic products the— and it's on the basic products the-enh— and it's on the basic products like-and bread- and it's on the basic products like and bread and things like milk and bread and things like milk and bread and things the—nint- like that. would you mind volunteering— like that. would you mind volunteering just of volunteering to just sort of the— volunteering to just sort of the-nake— volunteering to just sort of like make much money volunteering to just sort of- like-makeimuch money out like not make so much money out of these— like not make so much money out of these products.— like not make so much money out of these products. mean and of these products. i mean and supermarkets— of these products. i mean and supermarkets -to. of these products. i mean and supermarkets to go, supermarkets are going to go, ween— supermarkets are going to go, ween-sonne- supermarkets are going to go, yeah, course. well, of yeah, right, of course. well, of anh— yeah, right, of course. well, of course. and the— yeah, right, of course. well, of course. and the other- yeah, right, of course. well, of course. ' g course. and the other thing is that farmers and they've that the farmers and they've done if they're done this with eggs, if they're not the right price, not getting the right price, they'll it elsewhere lower

they'll sell it elsewhere lower or simply stop producing them. and they're and in france, where they're trying scheme, trying to implement this scheme, one biggest supermarket one of the biggest supermarket chains there, leclerc have said, no, we're not doing because no, we're not doing this because our customers will suspect we'll put other prices up to compensate it, which, of course, i mean, is the honest truth and supermarkets are publicly quoted companies mostly they have shareholders and they're not going to sacrifice profit for the for the good of the consumer lviv government. and i'm afraid to say this is this is a really it's an ill thought out idea . it's an ill thought out idea. personally, i think they were testing the water. yeah. they've they've they've now got the answer and i don't think we'll hear about it any more. it's quite interesting because it's been from both left and been attacked from both left and right because you've seen poverty campaign right because you've seen poverty saying campaign right because you've seen povertysaying this campaign right because you've seen poverty saying this won't�*npaign right because you've seen poverty saying this won't make�*i right because you've seen poverty saying this won't make an groups saying this won't make an iota difference. and then, of iota of difference. and then, of course-ooh— iota of difference. and then, of course, - got the - course, you've got the capitalists— course, you've got the - capitalists- saying course, you've got the - capitalists-saying this capitalists who are saying this is ohsohwhe— capitalists who are saying this is absolute nonsense and this is, is absolute nonsense and this hs-hnow— is absolute nonsense and this is, know, communist style is, you know, communist style hohhhs— is, you know, communist style hohhhs-hwh— is, you know, communist style politics,-but it's- is, you know, communist style politics, but it's quite politics, really. but it's quite interesting— politics, really. but it's quite interesting _seenl interesting that we've seen owhe— interesting that we've seen owhe-hne- interesting that we've seen quite the conservative quite a lot of the conservative party— quite a lot of the conservative hohw—ohohhnel party seems to be adopting

sonnehnnes— party seems to be adopting sometimes wing policies, sometimes left wing policies, heh-s— sometimes left wing policies, heh-s sow— sometimes left wing policies, heh-s sow on— sometimes left wing policies, heh-s saw on oh— sometimes left wing policies, let's say, or at least pitching then,— let's say, or at least pitching then-know,— let's say, or at least pitching them, know, windfall taxes , them, you know, windfall taxes, hooking— them, you know, windfall taxes, hoohng oh— them, you know, windfall taxes, hoohno oh the— them, you know, windfall taxes, looking at the potential to tax weehh— looking at the potential to tax weohn. ht— looking at the potential to tax wealth. et cetera. _ looking at the potential to tax wealth. et cetera. et cetera. hoes— wealth. et cetera. et cetera. hoes ohheon— wealth. et cetera. et cetera. does appear like— wealth. et cetera. et cetera. does appear like maybe they're a the— does appear like maybe they're a the hh— does appear like maybe they're a the hh oh— does appear like maybe they're a little bit out of— does appear like maybe they're a little bit out of ideas. “his little bit out of ideas. is yes. i little bit out of ideas. is yes. h neon— little bit out of ideas. is yes. h .— little bit out of ideas. is yes. i mean , they've— little bit out of ideas. is yes. i mean , they've been in power i mean, they've been in power for a long time. they do feel like a government that needs to do actually and a party that needs to refresh itself and there's no long term vision as far as i can see in almost anything. they're doing at the moment. and nothing is working. i mean, we've also had the border control problems . we have border control problems. we have all the strikes going on. i mean , people in this country are fairly fed up to and start trying to with supermarket pncesis trying to with supermarket prices is absurd. they need to address fundamental italy, the economy and of course, you have a problem here with a divided government because jeremy hunt, the chancellor who is supposedly in charge of the economy, is a staunch remainer and i'm sure would quietly love to see us go

back into the eu and the party is very divided and i mean, the chances of them being re—elected , in my view, absolutely nil now nil. i can't see them getting back work unless a miracle happens and rishi pulls something out of a hat. well, but. but i can't see what on earth that could be. talking of the hottest— earth that could be. talking of the divided party,— earth that could be. talking of the divided party, the- f: talking of the divided party, the one area thew— the divided party, the one area they ho— the divided party, the one area they to see— the divided party, the one area they do seem very deeply divided on ts— they do seem very deeply divided on is immigration— they do seem very deeply divided on is immigration at the moment . soehe— on is immigration at the moment . suella braverman_ on is immigration at the moment . suella braverman comes out and sows— . suella braverman comes out and sows one— . suella braverman comes out and sows thing— . suella braverman comes out and says one thing and— . suella braverman comes out and says one thing and literally the next—hunt- says one thing and literally the next _ hunt says - says one thing and literally the next hunt says the next day, jeremy hunt says the hon— next day, jeremy hunt says the hohon-so— next day, jeremy hunt says the hohon-soihwh- next day, jeremy hunt says the polar-so . but the i polar opposite. so so. but the mesh— polar opposite. so so. but the hohesh one— polar opposite. so so. but the latest one is— polar opposite. so so. but the latest one is the— polar opposite. so so. but the latest one is the small boat gang— latest one is the small boat gong ohwehs— latest one is the small boat gang adverts. so— latest one is the small boat gang adverts. so what's this one home— gang adverts. so what's this one ohowh wet,— gang adverts. so what's this one about? well,-the_ gang adverts. so what's this one about? well, the adverts, about? well, the, the adverts, when— about? well, the, the adverts, which actually— about? well, the, the adverts, which actually i— about? well, the, the adverts, which actually i again, i think this— which actually i again, i think this nos— which actually i again, i think this has been— which actually i again, i think this has been rather overblown. nest— this has been rather overblown. hnsh oh— this has been rather overblown. hnsh oh oh.— this has been rather overblown. first of all, they're— this has been rather overblown. first of all, they're in— this has been rather overblown. first of all, they're in albania . actually in . they're not actually in britain. and they're aimed at trying to the albanians if trying to tell the albanians if they and come over illegally they try and come over illegally , they will rejected or , they will be rejected or deported or it's a fair enough thing to do, in my view. and i don't think they're spending a

huge amount of money on it. but, i mean, they've got to try and deal with this illegal immigration at the source rather than when they're already here. but they probably should be hotne— but they probably should be doing h— but they probably should be doing h n— but they probably should be doing it in india now because none— doing it in india now because our home affairs— doing it in india now because our home affairs editor, mark wnhe— our home affairs editor, mark wnhe hott— our home affairs editor, mark white told us— our home affairs editor, mark white told us reported that only 28 athenians— white told us reported that only 28 albanians have actually tried to attempt— 28 albanians have actually tried to attempt the— 28 albanians have actually tried to attempt the channel crossing in the— to attempt the channel crossing tn the host— to attempt the channel crossing in the past three— to attempt the channel crossing in the past three months. so they— in the past three months. so they need— in the past three months. so they need ho— in the past three months. so they need to be— in the past three months. so they need to be looking to other sownnesh— they need to be looking to other countries because _ they need to be looking to other countries because now india is at countries because now india is oh the— countries because now india is oh the hop— countries because now india is oh the too of— countries because now india is at the top of the— countries because now india is at the top of the rankings. weh— at the top of the rankings. weh wes— at the top of the rankings. weh, wes- — at the top of the rankings. weh, yes. h— at the top of the rankings. well, yes. i at the top of the rankings. well, yes. i �*" 3 ”ct? well, yes. i mean, the figures does vary a lot. but at the moment of the illegal immigrants in the year to date , albanians in the year to date, albanians represent the biggest sector there. and therefore, i think it's perfectly fair to try and tell them, don't do it. after all, they can get a ryanair flight or an easyjet flight legal fee to britain if they want to come here properly. and it's a lot cheaper than paying these racketeer ers to get them across on a dangerous dinghy. i mean, it's i don't think i know

people have come got up in arms about it, but the labour party themselves also are divided on immigration and they say one thing, do another . and some of thing, do another. and some of their plans are completely preposterous. the idea that you bnng preposterous. the idea that you bring students over and dependents can work in special jobs for a short period of time. what are they going to do after the short period of time ends? they're going to stay here. they're going to stay here. they're not going to go back home and say, thank you very much. i mean, they're going to stay. but the overstaying stay. but it's the overstaying hot-s— stay. but it's the overstaying hnoh-s hot-s— stay. but it's the overstaying that's that's the _ but it's the overstaying that's that's the issue. that's that's the big issue. huh— that's that's the big issue. huh hhhhng— that's that's the big issue. but talking-insane- that's that's the big issue. but talking insane politics, but talking of insane politics, the in turkey as well, the elections in turkey as well, i mean, they've had to do basically a recount, haven't they ? yeah. so what's happened? they? yeah. so what's happened? well i mean, it was very close . well i mean, it was very close. and erdogan is a former rebel ooponenh— and erdogan is a former rebel ohhonenh. the— and erdogan is a former rebel opponent. the opposition who hhenhng— opponent. the opposition who were pitching themselves as the ne— were pitching themselves as the guys— were pitching themselves as the nice guys suddenly swerved to the nice guys suddenly swerved to he nonh— nice guys suddenly swerved to he nonh enh— nice guys suddenly swerved to the right and started saying,

gong— the right and started saying, going ho— the right and started saying, we're going to send all the refugees— we're going to send all the refugees home— we're going to send all the refugees home because they neohseh— refugees home because they realised they— refugees home because they realised they needed to stop hush— realised they needed to stop tush being— realised they needed to stop tush being hne— realised they needed to stop just being the nice guy. and endogen— just being the nice guy. and hnhoeon ts— just being the nice guy. and hhooon hs o— just being the nice guy. and erdogan is a formidable man. i oehuohw— erdogan is a formidable man. i oehuohw useh— erdogan is a formidable man. i actually used to— erdogan is a formidable man. i actually used to advise him when he es— actually used to advise him when he hne— actually used to advise him when he was the mayor— actually used to advise him when he was the mayor of istanbul in then— he was the mayor of istanbul in me enh— he was the mayor of istanbul in me end he— he was the mayor of istanbul in 1994 and they were trying to get out 1994 and they were trying to get ouh hne — 1994 and they were trying to get out the olympics— 1994 and they were trying to get out the olympics and he came out to out the olympics and he came out ho hhhenhe— out the olympics and he came out ho hhhenhe tn— out the olympics and he came out to atlanta in 1996— out the olympics and he came out to atlanta in 1996 where i met nhn— to atlanta in 1996 where i met nhn ho— to atlanta in 1996 where i met nhn ho hehh— to atlanta in 1996 where i met him to talk to— to atlanta in 1996 where i met him to talk to talk about trying to him to talk to talk about trying ho eeh— him to talk to talk about trying to get istanbul,— him to talk to talk about trying to get istanbul, the olympics, when— to get istanbul, the olympics, when he— to get istanbul, the olympics, which they failed to do. and hnen— which they failed to do. and hnen hnew— which they failed to do. and then they failed— which they failed to do. and then they failed again that many weens— then they failed again that many weens hehen— then they failed again that many years later when _ then they failed again that many years later when they had a bomb go oh— years later when they had a bomb go oh hush— years later when they had a bomb go oh tush es— years later when they had a bomb go off, just as they— years later when they had a bomb go off, just as they were about to go off, just as they were about ho whn— go off, just as they were about ho whn hne— go off, just as they were about to win the campaign. instead, hohwo— to win the campaign. instead, hohwo ooh— to win the campaign. instead, hohwo ooh h.— to win the campaign. instead, tokyo got it. but— to win the campaign. instead, tokyo got it. but erdogan is hohn— tokyo got it. but erdogan is hohn gooe— tokyo got it. but erdogan is both good news— tokyo got it. but erdogan is both good news and bad news for us, because first— both good news and bad news for us, because first of— both good news and bad news for us, because first of all, it's hnhonenh— us, because first of all, it's hnhonenh ho— us, because first of all, it's important to remember turkey is the important to remember turkey is he seonh— important to remember turkey is the second biggest force in nato ether— the second biggest force in nato ehen hne— the second biggest force in nato after the united— the second biggest force in nato after the united states. it's an hnnensew— after the united states. it's an immensely powerful military hoe— immensely powerful military hose anh— immensely powerful military force. and, of— immensely powerful military force. and, of course, geography hhnshhew— force. and, of course, geography hhnshhew hs— force. and, of course, geography hinckley it's pivotal . and hinckley it's pivotal. and hhhoeen— hinckley it's pivotal. and hoooen ho— hinckley it's pivotal. and erdogan, to his credit, did hhoheh— erdogan, to his credit, did hhoheh hne— erdogan, to his credit, did broker the deal between in

zehenshw— broker the deal between in zelenskyy and— broker the deal between in zelenskyy and putin to allow uhhehne— zelenskyy and putin to allow uhhehne ho— zelenskyy and putin to allow ukraine to export grain . and ukraine to export grain. and hneh— ukraine to export grain. and he es— ukraine to export grain. and he e— ukraine to export grain. and that was a great— ukraine to export grain. and that was a great achievement . that was a great achievement. huh— that was a great achievement. huh huh— that was a great achievement. huh huh ne— that was a great achievement. huh huh he hs— that was a great achievement. but but he is very— that was a great achievement. but but he is very much his own anh— but but he is very much his own hnh he-s— but but he is very much his own man. and he's he's— but but he is very much his own man. and he's he's famous for suhhenhw— man. and he's he's famous for suddenly decides— man. and he's he's famous for suddenly decides on a whim to heehw— suddenly decides on a whim to really uhseh— suddenly decides on a whim to really upset the _ suddenly decides on a whim to really upset the international sonnunhw— really upset the international sonnunhw by— really upset the international community by introducing heohshehhon— community by introducing legislation that is extraordinary human rights heohhe— extraordinary human rights heohhe 90— extraordinary human rights people go nuts about him because ehso— people go nuts about him because ehso hhs— people go nuts about him because also his critics— people go nuts about him because also his critics have— people go nuts about him because also his critics have a habit of suhhenne— also his critics have a habit of suffering rather— also his critics have a habit of suffering rather badly. if he if hes— suffering rather badly. if he if hes enheeeh— suffering rather badly. if he if he's enraged by— suffering rather badly. if he if he's enraged by them . so he's on he's enraged by them. so he's on the he's enraged by them. so he's on hhe one— he's enraged by them. so he's on hhe henh— he's enraged by them. so he's on the one hand, this— he's enraged by them. so he's on the one hand, this sort of weird euhosheh— the one hand, this sort of weird euhosheh .— the one hand, this sort of weird euhosheh , huh— the one hand, this sort of weird autocrat , but also— the one hand, this sort of weird autocrat , but also extremely autocrat, but also extremely shee— autocrat, but also extremely shewe whh— autocrat, but also extremely clever with an _ autocrat, but also extremely clever with an enormously howehhuh— clever with an enormously powerful military force, bigger hhen— powerful military force, bigger than britain,— powerful military force, bigger than britain, you— powerful military force, bigger than britain, you have to remember. yes, of course. and, wou— remember. yes, of course. and, wou know,— remember. yes, of course. and, you know, h-s— remember. yes, of course. and, you know, it's important that hneh— you know, it's important that hheh we— you know, it's important that hheh we heeh— you know, it's important that that we deal with him properly. hes— that we deal with him properly. he-s ehwen— that we deal with him properly. he-s given uh— that we deal with him properly. he's given up trying to be in hunooe— he's given up trying to be in europe hes— he's given up trying to be in europe. he's he's— he's given up trying to be in europe. he's he's he's a newensh— europe. he's he's he's a newensh .— europe. he's he's he's a maverick . and- europe. he's he's he's a maverick . and there are good maverick. and there are good esheshs— maverick. and there are good esheshs ho— maverick. and there are good aspects to him _ maverick. and there are good aspects to him and bad. well, h-hh— aspects to him and bad. well, h-hh he— aspects to him and bad. well, it'll be interesting to talk to you— it'll be interesting to talk to wou hoh— it'll be interesting to talk to you hon hush— it'll be interesting to talk to you for much longer about this. see— you for much longer about this. see wheh— you for much longer about this. see wheh hhe— you for much longer about this. see what the relations- you for much longer about this. see what the relations are- you for much longer about this.

see what the relations are like between the uk and turkey and what this means. but unfortunate, ali, that's all we've got time for. pierce pottinger, political commentator, taking through. commentator, taking us through. well, really well. well, the top news really well. interestingly, first person interestingly, the first person to congratulate _ interestingly, the first person to congratulate turkey on the eheshhon— to congratulate turkey on the election results— to congratulate turkey on the election results was putin. well here— election results was putin. well here wou— election results was putin. well here you 90- — election results was putin. well there you go. 3 g there you go. strong, strong men . anyway, celebs including steve coogan, joe lycett and lee mack have appeared in a campaign against sewage in the lake district. right. organisers of, say,— district. right. organisers of, say, windermere_ “j lie right. organisers of, say, windermere campaign say the hohhuhhon— say, windermere campaign say the hohhuhhon hs— say, windermere campaign say the pollution is killing— say, windermere campaign say the pollution is killing the world hehheee— pollution is killing the world heritage site— pollution is killing the world heritage site . _ pollution is killing the world heritage site . i g at: pollution is killing the world heritage site . i g is: heritage site. so joining us now is north—west of england. is our north—west of england. reporter reaper. reporter sophie reaper. good morning bring us morning, sophie. please bring us up date this campaign. up to date on this campaign. very good morning to you both . very good morning to you both. well, yes, here it is behind me, whnhehnehe— well, yes, here it is behind me, windermere in— well, yes, here it is behind me, windermere in all— well, yes, here it is behind me, windermere in all of its glory, the windermere in all of its glory, hhe sun— windermere in all of its glory, hhe hs— windermere in all of its glory, the sun is shining and it's shephe— the sun is shining and it's shehhno uh— the sun is shining and it's shaping up to_ the sun is shining and it's shaping up to be a really rather heeuhhuh— shaping up to be a really rather beautiful bank— shaping up to be a really rather beautiful bank holiday here in the beautiful bank holiday here in hhe hehe— beautiful bank holiday here in the lake district.— beautiful bank holiday here in the lake district. now, the reason we're— the lake district. now, the reason we're here today is hesse— reason we're here today is hesse oh— reason we're here today is because of the— reason we're here today is because of the save our lake enhs— because of the save our lake enhs hehne— because of the save our lake events being run— because of the save our lake events being run by the save whnhehnehe— events being run by the save windermere campaign group. and hey— windermere campaign group. and hhew sew— windermere campaign group. and hey sew hhew-he— windermere campaign group. and they say they're dedicated to hehuhnhne— they say they're dedicated to returning this— they say they're dedicated to returning this lake back to its

nehuheh— returning this lake back to its natural state. _ returning this lake back to its natural state. as— returning this lake back to its natural state. as you mentioned, eoheshne— natural state. as you mentioned, we're expecting a— natural state. as you mentioned, we're expecting a plethora of sehehnhes— we're expecting a plethora of celebrities to _ we're expecting a plethora of celebrities to come and throw hheh— celebrities to come and throw hheh suhhohh— celebrities to come and throw their support behind this senhehon — their support behind this campaign. the likes of steve sooeen— campaign. the likes of steve soooen hee— campaign. the likes of steve coogan, lee mack, joe lycett , coogan, lee mack, joe lycett, hhew-he— coogan, lee mack, joe lycett, hhew-he eh— coogan, lee mack, joe lycett, they're all expected to appear here— they're all expected to appear here heheh— they're all expected to appear here later today. _ they're all expected to appear here later today. now campaigners say the reason for hhhs— campaigners say the reason for hhhs senhehon— campaigners say the reason for this campaign and the necessary the this campaign and the necessary hhe nesesshw— this campaign and the necessary the necessity for— this campaign and the necessary the necessity for it,— this campaign and the necessary the necessity for it, apologies is the necessity for it, apologies hs hesse— the necessity for it, apologies hs hesse e— the necessity for it, apologies is because a huge spike in hhoshhohus— is because a huge spike in phosphorus levels has caused ehowhh— phosphorus levels has caused ohowhh oh— phosphorus levels has caused growth of toxic— phosphorus levels has caused growth of toxic algal blooms. anh— growth of toxic algal blooms. hnh wheh— growth of toxic algal blooms. and what that's— growth of toxic algal blooms. and what that's doing is killing the and what that's doing is killing hhe whhhhe— and what that's doing is killing the wildlife in— and what that's doing is killing the wildlife in and around the hehe— the wildlife in and around the hehe. huh— the wildlife in and around the hehe. huh h-s— the wildlife in and around the lake. but it's also making it heehhw— lake. but it's also making it really dangerous for humans and hheh— really dangerous for humans and hheh hehs— really dangerous for humans and hheh hehs who— really dangerous for humans and their pets who want to come and enjoy— their pets who want to come and entow hhe— their pets who want to come and entow hhe heeuhw— their pets who want to come and enjoy the beauty of— their pets who want to come and enjoy the beauty of windermere. how— enjoy the beauty of windermere. how hhew— enjoy the beauty of windermere. how hhew sew— enjoy the beauty of windermere. now they say the _ enjoy the beauty of windermere. now they say the reason for this is now they say the reason for this hs hesse— now they say the reason for this hs hesse oh— now they say the reason for this is because of sewage discharge hon— is because of sewage discharge hhon e— is because of sewage discharge hhon e hoseh— is because of sewage discharge from a local united utilities , a from a local united utilities, a seweee— from a local united utilities, a sewage treatment— from a local united utilities, a sewage treatment plant, which hhew— sewage treatment plant, which hhew sew— sewage treatment plant, which hhew sew hesh— sewage treatment plant, which they say last year— sewage treatment plant, which they say last year there were zeo— they say last year there were zee huh— they say last year there were zee huhh hews— they say last year there were 246 full days of— they say last year there were 246 full days of sewage that wesheh — 246 full days of sewage that washed into _ 246 full days of sewage that washed into the— 246 full days of sewage that washed into the windermere sehshnenh— washed into the windermere catchment area— washed into the windermere catchment area via storm

owehhhows— catchment area via storm owehhhows .— catchment area via storm overflows . now, i spoke to overflows. now, i spoke to unheh— overflows. now, i spoke to united utilities— overflows. now, i spoke to united utilities to get their hehe— united utilities to get their hehe on— united utilities to get their hehe on h— united utilities to get their take on it and— united utilities to get their take on it and this is what they hesh— take on it and this is what they heh ho— take on it and this is what they heh ho sew. — take on it and this is what they hee ho sew. we— take on it and this is what they had to say. we completely understand— had to say. we completely understand the— had to say. we completely understand the strength of heehhne— understand the strength of heehne es— understand the strength of feeling as many of us live and wow— feeling as many of us live and wow hn— feeling as many of us live and wow h hhe— feeling as many of us live and work in the local— feeling as many of us live and work in the local community and we eh— work in the local community and we ehh see— work in the local community and we all care passionately about the we all care passionately about hhe hehe— we all care passionately about hhe hehe enh— we all care passionately about the lake and the— we all care passionately about the lake and the work we do on hehehh— the lake and the work we do on hehehh oh— the lake and the work we do on behalf of our— the lake and the work we do on behalf of our customers. the lake and the work we do on behalf of our customers . the behalf of our customers. the heshohs— behalf of our customers. the factors affecting _ behalf of our customers. the factors affecting water quality in windermere _ factors affecting water quality in windermere are complex and whhouh— in windermere are complex and without targeted— in windermere are complex and without targeted action by nuhhhhhe— without targeted action by multiple sectors . we will not multiple sectors. we will not hhe— multiple sectors. we will not see the changes— multiple sectors. we will not see the changes we all want. we are determined— see the changes we all want. we are determined to— see the changes we all want. we are determined to play our part by hnhhowhne— are determined to play our part by hnhhowhno ou— are determined to play our part by improving our operations and hen— by improving our operations and their contribution— by improving our operations and their contribution to the owehehh— their contribution to the overall health of windermere. how— overall health of windermere. how h-s— overall health of windermere. how h-s euhe— overall health of windermere. now it's quite clearly a very sonhhew— now it's quite clearly a very complex issue— now it's quite clearly a very complex issue with two sides to it, complex issue with two sides to h, huh— complex issue with two sides to h, huh h— complex issue with two sides to h, huh h hhhnh— complex issue with two sides to it, but i think what's very ohwhous— it, but i think what's very ohwhous hs— it, but i think what's very obvious is that- it, but i think what's very obvious is that it really does heheh— obvious is that it really does nehheh ho— obvious is that it really does matter to the— obvious is that it really does matter to the people of the hose— matter to the people of the hoseh eee— matter to the people of the local area and— matter to the people of the local area and it's something hheh— local area and it's something hheh hhew-he— local area and it's something that they're very— local area and it's something that they're very passionate ehouh— that they're very passionate ehouh . — that they're very passionate about . brilliant. - that they're very passionate about. ll giial about. brilliant. that's great. thank you. that's sophie reaper. lviv from lake windermere, where it looks absolutely gorgeous . it looks absolutely gorgeous. it's so beautiful. lake windermere. 'h: it's so beautiful. lake windermere. h: it's so beautiful. lake— windermere. and you just can't believe the water companies.

you've job, right? you've got one job, right? get the to us. take it away. the water to us. take it away. don't dump it in the river lake it so simple, but lake it it's not so simple, but lake windermere, i'd be lovely windermere, i'd it'd be lovely to be this afternoon. to be there this afternoon. beautiful. we've got time. we've got after the show we get up there. research, there. yeah. just make research, obviously. the water's obviously. make sure the water's nice clean. well there nice and clean. well yes, there is that. not having a good time going to the pub, sitting on the banks like that? banks or anything like that? no no, no, no. all no, no, no, no, no, no. all right. still much more come right. still much more to come on the show. up next, philip schofield silence schofield breaks his silence on claims workplace at claims of a toxic workplace at this this is to the this morning. this is to the point on gb news britain's news channel. join me patrick christys to friday, three channel. join me patrick chrisix. we to friday, three channel. join me patrick chrisix. we tackle friday, three channel. join me patrick chrisix. we tackle theiay, three channel. join me patrick chrisix. we tackle the day'shree till six. we tackle the day's eoenhe — till six. we tackle the day's news agenda like- l ll x we tackle the day's news agenda like you've never hehohe. — news agenda like you've never seen before. its— news agenda like you've never seen before. its high tempo, high— seen before. its high tempo, high oshene— seen before. its high tempo, high octane, most high octane, the most controversial- high octane, the most controversial and high octane, the most- controversial-and the controversial topics and the hesh— controversial topics and the hesh oueshs. — controversial topics and the best guests. - not. best guests. you will not be he— best guests. you will not be ehhe-wouh- best guests. you will not be able-your eyes- best guests. you will not be able your eyes and ears able to take your eyes and ears off able to take your eyes and ears ohh-noh— able to take your eyes and ears off-not afraid— able to take your eyes and ears off-not afraid to- able to take your eyes and ears off not afraid to ask off it. i'm not afraid to ask hhe— off it. i'm not afraid to ask the questions— off it. i'm not afraid to ask the questions really the questions that you really wenh— the questions that you really want answered.— the questions that you really want answered. three till 6 pm. honhew— want answered. three till 6 pm. honhew ho— want answered. three till 6 pm. monday to friday— want answered. three till 6 pm. monday to friday on news. the monday to friday on gb news. the heohhe-s—newsl

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reportedly bracing themselves for a dramatic share price drop tomorrow. this morning has returned after schofield admitted to the affair. but just half an hour before the show aired, he released his first statement via instagram saying this it's the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to have the loudest voice. new details emerged about the presenter's relationship with runner who relationship with a runner who was reportedly 15 years old when they first met police from the national crime agency will help tackle people smuggling, gangs operating in north africa. the times says officers will work with authorities in tunisia and algeria to prevent an expected surge of migrants heading for europe this summer. the italian government is predicting up to 400,000 people will attempt to cross the mediterranean via boats into italy. that's four times as many as last year. boats into italy. that's four times as many as last year . the times as many as last year. the home office fears this will lead to migrants to a surge of migrants travelling to the uk. robert jenrick. the immigration minister will meet with his

international partners on a tour of north africa and europe . of north africa and europe. aslef claire pearsall says it's the right action to tackle migration. he's completely correct that we start looking at where people are coming from, where people are coming from, where the conflict zones are and working with those countries to ensure that they don't come through to mainland europe and make their way across and then into the channel. and it takes an international— " and it takes an international community to shop— an international community to shop hhese— an international community to stop these things, which is now wheh— stop these things, which is now wheh we-he— stop these things, which is now what we're starting to see from sehhenhen — what we're starting to see from september. the— what we're starting to see from september. “hiiihix what we're starting to see from september. iihix chi what we're starting to see from september. iihix ec: ll september. the met police will no attend emergency calls no longer attend emergency calls if they're linked to mental health incidents, unless there's an immediate threat to life. the aim give police time aim is to give police more time to focus solving and to focus on solving and preventing crime. a met police spokesman told the guardian the force is failing londoners twice by sending officers rather than medical professionals, for mental health incidents and by preventing police from fulfilling their core roles . the fulfilling their core roles. the liberal democrats are claiming investigations into around 80 robberies a day were closed last

year without a suspect being identified. the party says it commissioned research that shows 30,000 muggings went unsolved in 2022. across england and wales. it's accused home secretary suella braverman of becoming embroiled in endless scandals while most violent criminals are being let off the hook . being let off the hook. witnesses to major crimes such as the manchester arena bombing will be offered counselling , will be offered counselling, restorative justice and advocacy . the services are part of a £600,000 expansion of homicide services currently offered to bereaved families. anyone who directly witnesses a major crime and any child or young person who knows the victim can be referred . at least three people referred. at least three people have died after a boat carrying more than 20 passengers, including tourists , sank in including tourists, sank in northern italy. the boat overturned due to strong winds on lake maggiore yesterday evening . that's according to

evening. that's according to local media. one person is understood to be missing and five others were taken to hospital where leaders have been. congrats slating president erdogan after his victory in turkey's election last night. rishi sunak says he looks forward to continuing a strong collaboration between the uk and turkey. the french president emmanuel macron and russia's vladimir putin both congratulate the leader on his re—election for another five years. president erdogan has taken his rule into a third decade. he received just over 52% of the vote with kemal kilicdaroglu securing nearly . 48. ukraine's securing nearly. 48. ukraine's been hit with another wave of russian airstrikes overnight, the capital, kyiv. authorities there claim they shot down 29 of 35 drones and 37 out of 40 missiles. as in the attack. it follows the largest drone strike on the capital on sunday morning, the largest since the start of the invasion. ukraine's indicated over the weekend they

are ready to launch a counter—offensive so their forces will be focussed on building a defence against moscow's attacks . labour says moscow's attacks. labour says the gender pay gap for women in their 50s won't close until 2050 at current rates , the party says at current rates, the party says the disparity at this age group is 11.7, having closed by just over 5% since the conservative took over . shadow over 5% since the conservative took over. shadow women and equalities secretary anneliese dodds says her party would take action to close the gap once and for all. and iridescent fish with sharp fangs are among species of creatures discovered in 2000m under the sea . the in 2000m under the sea. the scientists from the natural history museum took samples from the water around the isles of saint helena and ascension . one saint helena and ascension. one of the findings was a sloane's viperfish . it's believed to have viperfish. it's believed to have the biggest tooth to head ratio of any animals. some specimen

could be completely new discoveries . however, further discoveries. however, further analysis we'll have to verify this . that's analysis we'll have to verify this. that's it for the moment. more as it happens. as always. now back to dawn and . now back to dawn and. emily well, breaking news this - well, breaking news this months. — . well, breaking news this morning. phillip— - well, breaking news this. morning. phillip-has morning. phillip schofield has hit morning. phillip schofield has hh-hhs— morning. phillip schofield has hit-his critics- morning. phillip schofield has hit-his critics in- morning. phillip schofield has hit his critics in a hit back at his critics in a shehenenh— hit back at his critics in a statement on— hit back at his critics in a statement on instagram, he whoe— statement on instagram, he he how,— statement on instagram, he he how, h— statement on instagram, he wrote, now, i no— statement on instagram, he wrote, now, i no longer work on hhhs— wrote, now, i no longer work on hhhs nonnhno— wrote, now, i no longer work on hhhs nonnhne, h— wrote, now, i no longer work on this morning, i am— wrote, now, i no longer work on this morning, i am free to say hhhs— this morning, i am free to say hhhs enh— this morning, i am free to say hhhs enh h— this morning, i am free to say this, and i hope— this morning, i am free to say this, and i hope you have nohhseh— this, and i hope you have noticed that— this, and i hope you have noticed that it's the same henhhuh— noticed that it's the same henhhuh oh— noticed that it's the same handful of people with a grudge eeehnsh— handful of people with a grudge eeehnsh ne— handful of people with a grudge eoehnsh he on— handful of people with a grudge against me or the— handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to against me or the show who seem ho newe— against me or the show who seem to have-loudest— against me or the show who seem to have loudest voice. this to have the loudest voice. this months— to have the loudest voice. this nonnhne-hesh— to have the loudest voice. this morning best show work morning is the best show to work on-hesh— morning is the best show to work on-hesh heohhe. - morning is the best show to work on-best people. in- morning is the best show to work on best people. in all on with the best people. in all the on with the best people. in all hhe—hhehe,- on with the best people. in all| the _there, there the years i worked there, there was no toxicity.— the years i worked there, there was no toxicity. you can listen to was no toxicity. you can listen ho hhose— was no toxicity. you can listen to those persistently loud voices-like,- to those persistently loud voices like, but the voices if you like, but the hhousenhs— voices if you like, but the thousands of— voices if you like, but the thousands of guests the thousands of guests over the wees— thousands of guests over the years, thousands— thousands of guests over the years, thousands staff and years, thousands of staff and sewo-h— years, thousands of staff and crew, of presenters years, thousands of staff and- crew,-of presenters and crew, hundreds of presenters and sonhnhuhohs— crew, hundreds of presenters and contributors-know— crew, hundreds of presenters and contributors know is contributors all know it is a henhw— contributors all know it is a henhw oh— contributors all know it is a

family of wonderful, talented, hheh— family of wonderful, talented, hheh hesh— family of wonderful, talented, kind, hard working people , kind, hard working people, nehhe — kind, hard working people, nohhe hes— kind, hard working people, right? “his ipp protest too much right? yes. ipp protest too much , hehhehse — right? yes. ipp protest too much ,hehhehse h— right? yes. ipp protest too much , perhaps? i think— right? yes. ipp protest too much , perhaps? i think so,- right? “his ipp protest too much , perhaps? gilt? , perhaps? i think so, yes. because there were an awful lot of people and they are different voices, aren't they? but we really want to know what you think about this one as well, because it's not going to go away. comes after the away. now, this comes after the latest development doctor raj latest development is doctor raj singh, a long time contributor to claimed raised to the show, claimed he raised concerns toxic culture concerns about a toxic culture and lost his job. well in and then lost his job. well in response to the statement, an itv the itv spokesperson said the channel committed to channel was fully committed to providing every opportunity for anyone with them to anyone who works with them to raise concern comments raise any concern or comments they have . and the head of they may have. and the head of human resources was one piece schofield, esquire, probably just joke, by the way. right? so after almost on air, after almost 35 years on air, can the show still go on? we've been asking that. but what do you think ? it'd be a shame if you think? it'd be a shame if hhe— you think? it'd be a shame if hhe show— you think? it'd be a shame if the show was— you think? it'd be a shame if the show was axed- “

suhhuhe oh— to rethink the structure and the culture of the— to rethink the structure and the culture of the work environment hheh.— culture of the work environment hhehe. huh— culture of the work environment there. but ultimately , i think there. but ultimately, i think there. but ultimately, i think hhe show— there. but ultimately, i think the show should go on. did sonehhhne— the show should go on. did something that— the show should go on. did something that was pretty , you something that was pretty, you know— something that was pretty, you know .— something that was pretty, you know , questionable . ' “h: something that was pretty, you know , questionable . '“h: �*" c know, questionable. and if it hhn— know, questionable. and if it was him having an affair with a girl that age farage, it would have been a lot more of an uproar. i think we don't know. both sides really. so i don't hhe— both sides really. so i don't hhe ho— both sides really. so i don't hhe ho tunh— both sides really. so i don't like to jump to— both sides really. so i don't like to jump to conclusions, but if like to jump to conclusions, but h h-s— like to jump to conclusions, but h h-s hue,— like to jump to conclusions, but h h-s hue, h— like to jump to conclusions, but if it's true, it is— like to jump to conclusions, but if it's true, it is quite bad . if it's true, it is quite bad. huh— if it's true, it is quite bad. huh h— if it's true, it is quite bad. huh h hon-h— if it's true, it is quite bad. but i don't know. i could see hhe— but i don't know. i could see he heohhe— but i don't know. i could see like people are— but i don't know. i could see like people are saying that hohhw-s— like people are saying that hohhw-s e— like people are saying that holly's a little— like people are saying that holly's a little bit uncomfortable in some holly's a little bit— uncomfortable in some situations , huh— uncomfortable in some situations , huh h— uncomfortable in some situations , huh h hon-h— uncomfortable in some situations , but i don't know— uncomfortable in some situations , but i don't know ,_ uncomfortable in some situations , but i don't know , like i guess , but i don't know, like i guess —weehesh- , but i don't know, like i guess. we've—what's happened we've got to see what's happened lhnheheshhne— we've got to see what's happened .-interesting point— we've got to see what's happened . interesting point about . oh, interesting point about whehheh— . oh, interesting point about whehheh h— . oh, interesting point about whether it had— . oh, interesting point about whether it had been a girl that heh— whether it had been a girl that heh heen— whether it had been a girl that had been accused— whether it had been a girl that had been accused of affair. but hehe— had been accused of affair. but heh-s hne— had been accused of affair. but heh-s hnh huh— had been accused of affair. but let's find out more,— had been accused of affair. but let's find out more, shall we? joining us now is the showbiz journalist and very lovely person on on all this, person on expert on all this, stephanie good stephanie techy. stephanie, good morning. thank you for coming in. worries. yesterday we in. no worries. yesterday we were about this. today were talking about this. today we're about again , we

we're talking about again, we have front of have three front pages of the national newspaper today covering different aspects of this what's happened this story. what's happened overnight overnight now, overnight? well, overnight now, heh— overnight? well, overnight now, we've had obviously— 3x7 well, overnight now, we've had obviously now philip has we've had obviously now philip hes-sohe— we've had obviously now philip has-come out— we've had obviously now philip has-come out with- we've had obviously now philip has come out with a has just come out with a shehenenh— has just come out with a statement saying that he feels hhe— statement saying that he feels he hes— statement saying that he feels like he's attacked from like he's being attacked from the like he's being attacked from hhe-heohhe- like he's being attacked from the-people with. like he's being attacked from the people with the the same old people with the houses— the same old people with the louder—mail- the same old people with thei louder—mail have louder voices. daily mail have ehso— louder voices. daily mail have ehso hehe— louder voices. daily mail have also made claims— louder voices. daily mail have also made claims that the boy, the also made claims that the boy, hhe heh— also made claims that the boy, hhe neh hn— also made claims that the boy, the mail in question actually hoh— the mail in question actually was not asked— the mail in question actually was not asked about his relationship— was not asked about his relationship with philip . so relationship with philip. so hheh— relationship with philip. so hheh hs— relationship with philip. so hheh hs no— relationship with philip. so that is now another spanner in the that is now another spanner in hhe wt,— that is now another spanner in the work, because— that is now another spanner in the work, because itv have shehneh— the work, because itv have claimed that,— the work, because itv have claimed that, yes, they did hnweshhehe — claimed that, yes, they did investigate it— claimed that, yes, they did investigate it and both parties heheh— investigate it and both parties henheh h— investigate it and both parties henheh h es— investigate it and both parties denied it as well— investigate it and both parties denied it as well . so, you know, denied it as well. so, you know, hhhs— denied it as well. so, you know, hhhs hs— denied it as well. so, you know, hhhs hs hhe— denied it as well. so, you know, this is the story— denied it as well. so, you know, this is the story that is going to this is the story that is going ho he— this is the story that is going ho he ongoing— this is the story that is going to be ongoing and more people are to be ongoing and more people hotne— to be ongoing and more people going ho— to be ongoing and more people going ho he— to be ongoing and more people are going to be coming out. and hheh— are going to be coming out. and then obviously,— are going to be coming out. and then obviously, we've had dr. hent— then obviously, we've had dr. hent sheh— then obviously, we've had dr. ranj singh, who— then obviously, we've had dr. ranj singh, who is lovely man. twe— ranj singh, who is lovely man. h-we—nenw- ranj singh, who is lovely man. l h-we—nenw hhnes i've interviewed him many times and i've interviewed him many times enh hes— i've interviewed him many times enh he-s ehwews— i've interviewed him many times and he's always supported this months. — and he's always supported this months. i— and he's always supported this morning.-i can— and he's always supported this morning. i can imagine a lot morning. and i can imagine a lot of morning. and i can imagine a lot oh tournehhshs— morning. and i can imagine a lot of journalists are— morning. and i can imagine a lot of journalists are coming out who— of journalists are coming out hhwhno ho— of journalists are coming out hhwhno ho sheeh— of journalists are coming out trying to speak to anybody to get .— trying to speak to anybody to oeh , wou— trying to speak to anybody to oeh , wou-hush- trying to speak to anybody to oeh , wou-hush e- trying to speak to anybody to get, you just a bit more get, you know, just a bit more hee— get, you know, just a bit more heelhhhs— get, you know, just a bit more idea-this toxic— get, you know, just a bit more idea this toxic culture that idea of this toxic culture that heohhe—sheehhnel idea of this toxic culture that- people_speaking about. people have been speaking about. and people have been speaking about. hheh-soure— people have been speaking about. and-course, he's— people have been speaking about. and-course, he's-out- people have been speaking about. and course, he's out and and of course, he's come out and he-hehseh— and of course, he's come out and he-raised issues- and of course, he's come out and he-raised issues to- he said he's raised issues to hhe— he said he's raised issues to hhe heheh— he said he's raised issues to hhe higher uhs— he said he's raised issues to the higher ups at itv and what hhhs— the higher ups at itv and what this resulted— the higher ups at itv and what this resulted in— the higher ups at itv and what this resulted in him was him

oehhhne— this resulted in him was him oehhhno hess— this resulted in him was him getting less airtime and ewenhuehhw— getting less airtime and eventually being booted off the show.— eventually being booted off the show. interestingly stephanie, hene-nes— show. interestingly stephanie, he-names names- show. interestingly stephanie, he names names as he actually names names as well. he he actually names names as well. he hoes— he actually names names as well. he hoes neme— he actually names names as well. he does name names.— he actually names names as well. he does name names. martin- he does name names. martin frizell, the editor. the big the higher and you know , higher ups. yes. and you know, for higher ups. yes. and you know, hon hhn — higher ups. yes. and you know, hon hhn ho— higher ups. yes. and you know, hon hhn ho ho— higher ups. yes. and you know, for him to do that,— higher ups. yes. and you know, for him to do that, he- “ gxi c. yes. and you know, for him to do that, he must i“ 376” c. yes. and you know, for him to do that, he must feel i for him to do that, he must feel h know— for him to do that, he must feel h hnow e— for him to do that, he must feel h hnow e hoh— for him to do that, he must feel i know a lot of— for him to do that, he must feel i know a lot of people say why no— i know a lot of people say why hs— i know a lot of people say why now? it's because— i know a lot of people say why now? it's because now it's all sonne— now? it's because now it's all sonhne ouh. — now? it's because now it's all sonhno ouh. hou— now? it's because now it's all coming out. you know, philip wenhs— coming out. you know, philip wenhs ho— coming out. you know, philip wenhs ho-oh— coming out. you know, philip wants to .oh, it- coming out. you know, philip wants to oh, it wasn't wants to say, oh, it wasn't hosts— wants to say, oh, it wasn't hohs .— wants to say, oh, it wasn't hohs . huh— wants to say, oh, it wasn't toxic . but what- wants to say, oh, it wasn't toxic . but what seen or toxic. but what i've seen or wheh— toxic. but what i've seen or wheh-heese— toxic. but what i've seen or what-heard is- toxic. but what i've seen or what heard is that they've what i've heard is that they've heen— what i've heard is that they've heen-hhhs— what i've heard is that they've been -this toxicity i been sweeping this toxicity underneath _ been sweeping this toxicity underneath the carpets for so hone. — underneath the carpets for so hone. so — underneath the carpets for so long- so no— underneath the carpets for so long. so now we've got this ehnoshhehe— long. so now we've got this atmosphere where people can eshuehhw— atmosphere where people can actually-their- atmosphere where people can actually their mouths actually open their mouths sonhohhehhw— actually open their mouths comfortably about what's really going— comfortably about what's really oohnolhehhnh— comfortably about what's really going behind morning. going on behind this morning. hhhs— going on behind this morning. hhhs hs— going on behind this morning. hhhs hs hush— going on behind this morning. this is just the— going on behind this morning. this is just the beginning of new— this is just the beginning of many we're going to many stories we're going to be heenne. — many stories we're going to be heenne. h— many stories we're going to be heenne. h-ho— many stories we're going to be hearing. i do think hearing. i mean, do you think his statement? _ hearing. i mean, do you think his statement? �*fh�*hicc c his statement? well, it's certainly a bold statement from him suggesting that there are people to get him people who are out to get him and out to get the show, but out to him personally comes to get him personally comes across little, little across perhaps a little, little deluded . may i say that what deluded. may i say that what i've been what's been annoying me philip's schofield is me about philip's schofield is that like he wants to that he seems like he wants to shift the blame onto other people. and he has this very woe is people. and he has this very woe hs ne— people. and he has this very woe is me attitude.— people. and he has this very woe

is me attitude. there— people. and he has this very woe is me attitude. there is- and he has this very woe is me attitude. there is no smoke— is me attitude. there is no smoke without— is me attitude. there is no smoke without fire. this show hes— smoke without fire. this show hes heen— smoke without fire. this show has been thrown— smoke without fire. this show has been thrown into disrepute hesse— has been thrown into disrepute hesse oh— has been thrown into disrepute because of his— has been thrown into disrepute because of his actions. so he sennoh— because of his actions. so he sennoh he— because of his actions. so he cannot be saying— because of his actions. so he cannot be saying this is a howehw— cannot be saying this is a howehw show— cannot be saying this is a lovely show and it's been ehhesheh— lovely show and it's been attacked unfairly . no, it's attacked unfairly. no, it's hesse— attacked unfairly. no, it's because of— attacked unfairly. no, it's because of his- attacked unfairly. no, it's because of his actions . now the because of his actions. now the huhhhs— because of his actions. now the huhhs ee— because of his actions. now the public are looking— because of his actions. now the public are looking at this show enh— public are looking at this show enh seehne— public are looking at this show and seeing the— public are looking at this show and seeing the duty of care . a&e and seeing the duty of care. a&e he and seeing the duty of care. a&e he heh— and seeing the duty of care. a&e he heh e— and seeing the duty of care. a&e he had a relationship with the he— he had a relationship with the he new— he had a relationship with the he new-hs— he had a relationship with the man. he may 18 it may man. he may be 18 and it may newe— man. he may be 18 and it may hewe-heeeh— man. he may be 18 and it may have - legal and - man. he may be 18 and it may have legal and consensual, have been legal and consensual, but have been legal and consensual, huh hhehe-s— have been legal and consensual, but there's going— have been legal and consensual, but there's going to be eueshhons— but there's going to be questions about whether he has ehuseh— questions about whether he has abused authority. ' “h: abused his authority. motty and that nicely onto the that brings us nicely onto the other front page today, which is holly, who has denied who again, other front page today, which is hollissued has denied who again, other front page today, which is hollissued has den statement. iin, has issued another statement. and complained, never and we never complained, never explained that explained what happened to that . right. holly issued . so. right. holly issued a statement saying i was lied to. i this, which i knew nothing about this, which when on holiday together when you go on holiday together every of a moot every year is a bit of a moot point. front page of the point. yeah. front page of the mirror i'll be mirror today, holly. i'll be staying. yeah. she's defiant. she— staying. yeah. she's defiant. she sees— staying. yeah. she's defiant. she seems-she-tol she seems like she wants to shne— she seems like she wants to shne on— she seems like she wants to shne on ho— she seems like she wants to cling on to her— she seems like she wants to cling on to her job, which i hon-h— cling on to her job, which i hon-h hhhnh— cling on to her job, which i don't think is— cling on to her job, which i don't think is the best thing for don't think is the best thing hon-hone— don't think is the best thing hon-hone un— don't think is the best thing for long run. she's a very for her long run. she's a very hehenheh— for her long run. she's a very talented presenter. she's loved even—stormlthinkl even minus this storm. i think she— even minus this storm. i think she-hes— even minus this storm. i think she-hes e— even minus this storm. i think she-has a great- even minus this storm. i think she has a great career she still has a great career eheeh— she still has a great career eheeh. huh— she still has a great career ahead. but this— she still has a great career ahead. but this morning, i do hhhnh— ahead. but this morning, i do hhhnh she— ahead. but this morning, i do think she has— ahead. but this morning, i do think she has on— ahead. but this morning, i do think she has on her own. but

she-s— think she has on her own. but she-s hotne— think she has on her own. but she-s going ho— think she has on her own. but she's going to have to take some hne— she's going to have to take some hne ouh. — she's going to have to take some time out.ithink_ she's going to have to take some time out.ithink her— she's going to have to take some time out. think her trying to time out. i think her trying to rush— time out. i think her trying to rush hesh— time out. i think her trying to rush back into— time out. i think her trying to rush back into the hot seat of hhhs— rush back into the hot seat of hhhs-hs— rush back into the hot seat of hhhs-hs hoh- rush back into the hot seat of this-is not going- rush back into the hot seat of this is not going to do this morning is not going to do no—h-n- this morning is not going to doi no_|'m thinking no favours because i'm thinking hesse— no favours because i'm thinking heseuse-newe— no favours because i'm thinking because-have been- no favours because i'm thinking because have been reports because there have been reports ehsewhehe— because there have been reports elsewhere .this_ because there have been reports elsewhere .this - be - elsewhere that this could be soshhne— elsewhere that this could be soshhne hw— elsewhere that this could be costing itv tens— elsewhere that this could be costing itv tens of millions of pounds. — costing itv tens of millions of pounds. hheh— costing itv tens of millions of pounds. that is— costing itv tens of millions of pounds. xgi costing itv tens of millions of pounds. d pounds. that is huge. i mean, phil really, really, phil schofield, really, really, really . potentially the really. and potentially the cover up, you know, who knew what when ? front page of the sun what when? front page of the sun hohew— what when? front page of the sun hohew wewe— what when? front page of the sun today we've costing— what when? front page of the sun today we've costing the— 7 front page of the sun today we've costing the business huge— today we've costing the business huge onhs— today we've costing the business huge amounts and— today we've costing the business huge amounts and you know i ehwews— huge amounts and you know i ehwews sew— huge amounts and you know i ehwews sew no— huge amounts and you know i always say no talent is bigger hheh— always say no talent is bigger hheh-show— always say no talent is bigger than-show and— always say no talent is bigger than show and show is a than the show and the show is a nonew— than the show and the show is a nonew nehhng— than the show and the show is a money making machine. c money making machine. it has heen— money making machine. it has hesh-hhe— money making machine. it has been .the last— money making machine. it has been .the last 14— money making machine. it has been the last 14 years. but been for the last 14 years. but phil and now phil and phil and holly and now phil and holly aren't i don't know holly aren't there. i don't know if advertisers are going to want to spend that with just to spend that cash with just holly herself. and if holly by herself. and even if a show if it's been, you know, been out it is been painted out as it is affecting people's mental health. well, yes. and the whole show— health. well, yes. and the whole show es— health. well, yes. and the whole show was about— health. well, yes. and the whole show was about real— well, yes. and the whole show was about real life stories well, yes. and the whole shovfamilyibout real life stories well, yes. and the whole shovfamilyibout re and fe stories well, yes. and the whole shovfamilyibout reand allhtories well, yes. and the whole shovfamilyibout reand all of ies and family values and all of hhhs— and family values and all of hhhs shuhh— and family values and all of this stuff. and— and family values and all of this stuff. and it's been thrown hnho— this stuff. and it's been thrown into disrepute— this stuff. and it's been thrown into disrepute route. and the ehwehhsehs— into disrepute route. and the advertisers already pulling into disrepute route. and the advertisits already pulling into disrepute route. and the advertisit couldalready pulling into disrepute route. and the advertisit could be ady pulling into disrepute route. and the advertisit could be gameilling into disrepute route. and the advertisit could be game over out. so it could be game over for out. so it could be game over hon-hhe— out. so it could be game over for-the show.- out. so it could be game over for-the show. it- out. so it could be game over for the show. it can be, for the for the show. it can be, on,— for the for the show. it can be, oh how— for the for the show. it can be, oh how seh— for the for the show. it can be, oh, how sad. people just have to wehsh— oh, how sad. people just have to wehshlhhe— oh, how sad. people just have to watch-the point— oh, how sad. people just have to watch the point with us. yeah watch to the point with us. yeah hhe— watch to the point with us. yeah

hhe-sohhen— watch to the point with us. yeah the -golden girls. - watch to the point with us. yeah the-golden girls. - watch to the point with us. yeah the golden girls. the other golden girls. the ohhen— the other golden girls. the other- girls. - the other golden girls. the other-girls. yeah.. the other golden girls. the. other-girls. yeah. yeah. other golden girls. yeah. yeah. do you other golden girls. yeah. yeah. ho wou wenh— other golden girls. yeah. yeah. ho wou wenh ho— other golden girls. yeah. yeah. do you want to be— other golden girls. yeah. yeah. do you want to be holly- ci“ [1 yeah. yeah. do you want to be holly or phil? whhsh— do you want to be holly or phil? whhsh one— do you want to be holly or phil? whhsh one-wou— do you want to be holly or phil? which one you want? identify which one do you want? identify hehng— which one do you want? identify hehng-hhh— which one do you want? identify being-all right. - which one do you want? identify being-all right. oh,- which one do you want? identify being ”3x oh, my being holly. all right. oh, my soh— being holly. all right. oh, my soh- hhenh— being holly. all right. oh, my god. thank you. _ being holly. ”3x oh, my god. thank you. you're not hehhhng— god. thank you. you're not helping stephanie. you so helping stephanie. thank you so hush.— helping stephanie. thank you so hush. hhenh— helping stephanie. thank you so much. thank you— helping stephanie. thank you so much. thank you so much for hewhng— much. thank you so much for hewhng ne— much. thank you so much for hewhng — much. thank you so much for having me. ' f having me. appreciate that. thank right. we do having me. appreciate that.- thank-right. we do move thank you. all right. we do move onoe-gwehnhnnh- thank you. all right. we do move on-government is- thank you. all right. we do move on-government is facing| on now. the government is facing a on now. the government is facing e—hhon— on now. the government is facing a-from -retailersl a backlash from major retailers owehlhhens— a backlash from major retailers owehlhhenslseh— over its plans to set a wohunhehw— over its plans to set a voluntary price cap on basic hooh— voluntary price cap on basic food staples. _ voluntary price cap on basic food staples. the- voluntary price cap on basic food staples. c food staples. the british retail consortium measures consortium said the measures would of would not make a jot of difference pricing. instead, difference to pricing. instead, they could thwart efforts to cut inflation. well, let's inflation. okay, well, let's hohnhng— inflation. okay, well, let's see. joining us— inflation. okay, well, let's see. joining us now- hih“ okay, well, let's see. joining us now is our hohhhseh— political reporter, catherine hohshen— political reporter, catherine forster. morning, catherine forster. good morning, catherine . sooh— forster. good morning, catherine . good morning.— forster. good morning, catherine . good morning. yes,- forster. good morning, catherine . good morning. yes, this- forster. good morning, catherine . good morning. yes, this news yesterday floated in the sunday papers that number 10 were going to ask retailers to impose maximum prices on basics such as bread, such as milk has really gone down very , very badly gone down very, very badly indeed. gone down very, very badly indeed . leading supermarkets indeed. leading supermarkets such as tesco , morrisons, such as tesco, morrisons, waitrose have all come out against it. they supported a statement from the british retail consortium who said it

wouldn't make a jot of difference and in fact it could lead to food shortages because suppliers could simply sell their goods elsewhere, potentially flee abroad. now the government for its part is saying , no, no, no, we're not saying, no, no, no, we're not trying to it's not going to be compulsory . trying to it's not going to be compulsory. it would be trying to it's not going to be compulsory . it would be entirely compulsory. it would be entirely voluntary only if it's something that the supermarkets wanted to do. there has been something not dissimilar in farage case, there's been a freeze on some food prices . for three months of food prices. for three months of this year. but the big supermarket there, leclerc, failed to said, no, no, we're not going to go for this. and quite a lot of criticism from the concerned lviv benches as well . the concerned lviv benches as well. unnamed cabinet ministers coming out saying this is absolutely unworkable. people also like jacob rees—mogg, like john redwood , are saying, no, we john redwood, are saying, no, we can't go back to this sort of 1976 price controls . it was done 1976 price controls. it was done by conservative prime minister

edward heath in 1972. two and 15 months later they were out of office. but of course, the government is very, very worried about inflation in food price inflation is 19% and food overall inflation at 8.7. now the government have said they're going to get that down to under five by the end of this year. but it's proving very, very sticky and much harder than they had thought . a lot of people had thought. a lot of people watching this morning, catherine, will be thinking , catherine, will be thinking, well, inflation is going down now, but food inflation prices are still going up 19. not just here, but also— are still going up 19. not just here, but also in— 311i: cc ghih “g c. “9 not just here, but also in germany. 311i: cc ghih “g c. �*9 not just here, but also in germany. a e�*jii cc ghih “g c. 9 not just here, but also in germany. a lot of here, but also in germany. a lot oh heohhe— here, but also in germany. a lot oh heohhe who— here, but also in germany. a lot of people who are— here, but also in germany. a lot of people who are going to the suhehnehhehs— of people who are going to the supermarkets today and looking at supermarkets today and looking eh soh— supermarkets today and looking eh sohh oh— supermarkets today and looking eh sohh oh how— supermarkets today and looking at sort of how much they're hohhhng— at sort of how much they're hohhhng ouh— at sort of how much they're forking out will— at sort of how much they're forking out will be going hold on, forking out will be going hold how— forking out will be going hold how hush— forking out will be going hold on, how much of— forking out will be going hold on, how much of this is greedflation,- on, how much of this is greedflation, how much of this is_supermarkets. is actually the supermarkets hhohheenng— is actually the supermarkets hhohheenng .— is actually the supermarkets hhohheenng. — is actually the supermarkets profiteering . “his is actually the supermarkets profiteering. “his �*fh�*hicc profiteering. yes. well, so certainly a lot of people do see, don't they? it's not when you go to the supermarket that the price of something you buy all the time has gone up by 5 or

£0.10 often it's gone up by 30 dpp, £0.50 and more. now the supermarkets are pushing back very, very hard against that. but and clearly we know that farmers are being squeezed , farmers are being squeezed, suppliers, farmers producing milk, for example, get very , milk, for example, get very, very little. so there are questions to be asked. i think certainly about the profit margins of the supermarkets. but of course they would say they are working very hard to keep pnces are working very hard to keep prices low. many of them have introduced not just their own brands, but places like sainsbury's have introduced not a sort of lower level, like a sort of budget brand, if you like. they tend to keep them on the bottom rows because they don't really want you to buy those. and places like sainsbury's again, some of their goods, their price matching with aldi. so there really is a battle going on between the supermarkets because of course we're all getting much more mindful of how we money. mindful of how we spend money. but certainly when you go to the supermarket now, it seems like

every prices are just going every week prices are just going up and whatever you buy, you seem to end up spending more and more money. yeah and there's one other story we want to talk to you about this morning, catherine, which is about the police are to solve 80 police are failing to solve 80 muggings day. can you police are failing to solve 80 muggings day . can you tell us muggings a day. can you tell us a muggings a day. can you tell us e hh— muggings a day. can you tell us e hh noe— muggings a day. can you tell us a bit more about— muggings a day. can you tell us a bit more about that— ixgg “39 hihith can you tell us a bit more about that one “73.33 “39 hihith can you tell us a bit more about that one in. hes.— a bit more about that one in. hes. so— a bit more about that one in. hes. so hhhs— a bit more about that one in. yes. so this is— a bit more about that one in. yes. so this is information- a bit more about that one in. yes. so this is information that the lib dems have put out today, uncovered by the house of commons library research, 30,000 muggings went unsolved last yeah muggings went unsolved last year. and they're saying that heshsehhw— year. and they're saying that heshsehhw onhw— year. and they're saying that basically only 8%_ and they're saying that basically only 8% of suspects are basically only 8% of suspects eshuehhw— basically only 8% of suspects are actually charged. ' “h: are actually charged. and the wehsh— are actually charged. and the wonsh house— are actually charged. and the worst police force in the country is west midlands. only 4 in 100 muggings there result in somebody actually being charged, which is pretty dreadful , isn't which is pretty dreadful, isn't it? the lib dems are saying what this proves is sorry , it's very this proves is sorry, it's very windy here. what this proves is hheh— windy here. what this proves is hheh nugghngs— windy here. what this proves is that muggings are— “h: “hi”hi what this proves is that muggings are effectively

hehng— that muggings are effectively being decriminalised and that snnhehs— being decriminalised and that criminals are— being decriminalised and that criminals are being let off the hook.— criminals are being let off the hook. — criminals are being let off the hook. hhew-ne— criminals are being let off the hook. they're saying- criminals are being let off the hook. “high ”hi “g criminals are being let off the hook. “g hook. they're saying what we needis hook. they're saying what we need is more community city police officers . of course, the police officers. of course, the government have succeeded in recruiting an extra 20, £30,000. but the population since 2010 has gone up by something like 4 million. so per person, there are in fact less police officers now than there were back in 2010. wow. catherine forster , 2010. wow. catherine forster, thank you so much. and apologies hhehe— thank you so much. and apologies hhehe hoh— thank you so much. and apologies hhehe hon hhe— thank you so much. and apologies there for the sound— i“.ht.“ and apologies there for the sound problems. hhwhoushw.— there for the sound problems. ohwhoushw. we — there for the sound problems. obviously, we can't control the henh. — obviously, we can't control the bank. -weather- obviously, we can't control the bank. weather battling bank. holiday weather battling the bank. holiday weather battling hhe wheh— bank. holiday weather battling the wind, though. battling the who. — the wind, though. battling the wind. absolutely— the wind, though. battling the wind. absolutely doing a wonderful— wind. absolutely doing a- wonderful-catherine , wonderful job there, catherine, hhenh— wonderful job there, catherine, hheh-hush.- wonderful job there, catherine, hhenh-nush. - wonderful job there, catherine, thank-much. can. wonderful job there, catherine,- thank-much. can ijust thank you very much. can i just say something on the on the price capping it is just a ludicrous suggestion, anne. but what i would say that is positive is that commodity positive kyiv is that commodity pnces positive kyiv is that commodity prices coming down. that prices are coming down. that should down into our should trickle down into our supermarkets. fix the supermarkets. you can't fix the pnces supermarkets. you can't fix the prices at the supermarket. you may as well help farmers may as well help the farmers out. but you know, trickle out. but you know, the trickle down actually down thing doesn't actually appear work, does it? no, no, appear to work, does it? no, no, no. they are coming down. and

the supermarkets, the price of bread apparently down bread apparently has come down by supermarkets. so by ten in most supermarkets. so hopefully, hopefully, fingers crossed, seeing crossed, we'll start seeing lower prices . but did you know lower prices. but did you know what? actually over the past ween.— what? actually over the past ween. hoh— what? actually over the past ween. noh eh— 7 actually over the past year, not all supermarket have put year, not all supermarket have huh-hhhses— year, not all supermarket have huh-hhhses uh.— year, not all supermarket have put prices up. there's one put their prices up. there's one hheh— put their prices up. there's one hheh hesh-h.— put their prices up. there's one that hasn't. do— put their prices up. there's one that hasn't. do you know which one— that hasn't. do you know which uh— that hasn't. do you know which uh hn— that hasn't. do you know which one? uh i'm going— that hasn't. do you know which one? uh i'm going to reveal all hon-h— one? uh i'm going to reveal all hon-h go— one? uh i'm going to reveal all soon. don't go anywhere. right. shhh— soon. don't go anywhere. right. shhh ho— soon. don't go anywhere. right. shhh ho soe— soon. don't go anywhere. right. still to come, we'll be discussing— still to come, we'll be discussing the results from the hunhew— discussing the results from the turkey elections— discussing the results from the turkey elections this is to the hohnh— turkey elections this is to the hohnh on— turkey elections this is to the hohnh on sh— turkey elections this is to the point on gb news, britain's news

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channel good morning. it is 1023 and channel good morning. it is 1023 enh wou-e— channel good morning. it is 1023 enh woe whh— channel good morning. it is 1023 and you're with to— channel good morning. it is 1023 and you're with to the— good morning. it is 1023 and you're with to the point on gb and you're with to the point on sh hews— and you're with to the point on sh hews whh— and you're with to the point on gb news with me— and you're with to the point on gb news with me dawn neesom and hnhw— gb news with me dawn neesom and hnhwsewen — gb news with me dawn neesom and hnhw sewer. new.— gb news with me dawn neesom and emily carver. hey, the— gb news with me dawn neesom and emily carver. high g: emily carver. hey, the golden girls. exactly. yeah, it's team gh— girls. exactly. yeah, it's team ghh on— girls. exactly. yeah, it's team ghh on e— girls. exactly. yeah, it's team ghh on e henh— c. xhihtlcyh yeah, it's team girl on a bank holiday monday. weh— girl on a bank holiday monday. wehh. hunhhsh— girl on a bank holiday monday. well, turkish president- girl on a bank holiday monday. well, turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has won a nail biting election victory, extending his 20 years in power for another five kyiv. five years. wow. yeah, but- �*7 . five years. wow. yeah, but winning whh— years. wow. yeah, but winning whh hush— years. wow. yeah, but winning whh tush 52%— years. wow. yeah, but winning with just 52% in— years. wow. yeah, but winning with just 52% in the runoff sesoh— with just 52% in the runoff second round.— with just 52% in the runoff second round. he has never been unhohuheh— second round. he has never been more unpopular and half of the sounhhw— more unpopular and half of the sounhhw hs— more unpopular and half of the country is bitterly— more unpopular and half of the country is bitterly disappointed . so— country is bitterly disappointed . so heh-s— country is bitterly disappointed . so let's speak— country is bitterly disappointed . so let's speak now- country is bitterly disappointed . so let's speak now to journalist ali mustafa, who is in istanbul for us now. ali, we've seen the pictures of erdogan supporters celebrate thing. what's the mood among opposition voters and what went wrong for them ? well, opposition voters and what went wrong for them ? well , this wrong for them? well, this sounhhw— wrong for them? well, this sounhhw hes— wrong for them? well, this country has shown- g 7 well, this country has shown that despite wheh— country has shown that despite wheh hhe— country has shown that despite what the perceptions might be for, what the perceptions might be hot h— what the perceptions might be hot h sees— what the perceptions might be for, it seems a— what the perceptions might be

for, it seems a diminishing nhnonhw— for, it seems a diminishing nhnonhw .— for, it seems a diminishing minority , despite what people minority, despite what people sew.— minority, despite what people sew. hhogen— minority, despite what people say. erdogan has— minority, despite what people say. erdogan has won every eheshhon— say. erdogan has won every eheshhon he— say. erdogan has won every election he has— say. erdogan has won every election he has stood in. that's 11 election he has stood in. that's h eheshhons— election he has stood in. that's 11 elections in— election he has stood in. that's 11 elections in a— election he has stood in. that's 11 elections in a row at this heweh. — 11 elections in a row at this heweh. anh— 11 elections in a row at this level. and the— 11 elections in a row at this level. and the last two the hhewhous— level. and the last two the previous one— level. and the last two the previous one just ending last nhghh— previous one just ending last nhghh hn— previous one just ending last nhghh h e— previous one just ending last night in a runoff, was under a swshen— night in a runoff, was under a new system. the— night in a runoff, was under a new system. the presidential swshen— new system. the presidential swshen. so— new system. the presidential swshen. so ho— new system. the presidential system, so to speak, because hhhs— system, so to speak, because hhhs sounhhw— system, so to speak, because this country used— system, so to speak, because this country used to be a parliamentary— this country used to be a parliamentary democracy , much parliamentary democracy, much like parliamentary democracy, much he hhe — parliamentary democracy, much like the united— parliamentary democracy, much like the united kingdom. but in hoe.— like the united kingdom. but in hoe. h— like the united kingdom. but in 2018, it switched— like the united kingdom. but in 2018, it switched to a presidential- 2018, it switched to a presidential system . and under presidential system. and under that,— presidential system. and under hheh. wou-e— presidential system. and under that, you're allowed two terms, whhsh— that, you're allowed two terms, whhsh hhhogen— that, you're allowed two terms, which erdogan ,_ that, you're allowed two terms, which erdogan , the second of which erdogan, the second of whhsh— which erdogan, the second of which erdogan— which erdogan, the second of which erdogan won last night. anh— which erdogan won last night. and wheh— which erdogan won last night. and what that— which erdogan won last night. and what that means is now he shenge— and what that means is now he shenge hhe— and what that means is now he can change the shape or the face of can change the shape or the face oh wheh— can change the shape or the face of what remains— can change the shape or the face of what remains of— can change the shape or the face of what remains of the man hehhnh— of what remains of the man hehhnh ne— of what remains of the man behind me on— of what remains of the man behind me on my left, mustafa heheh— behind me on my left, mustafa kemal ataturk,— behind me on my left, mustafa kemal ataturk, the founder of the kemal ataturk, the founder of hhe huhhhsh — kemal ataturk, the founder of the turkish republic, and hhhogen— the turkish republic, and erdogan has— the turkish republic, and erdogan has now achieved sonehhhng— erdogan has now achieved something which will cement his hoshhon— something which will cement his hoshhon enh— something which will cement his position and his— something which will cement his position and his mark, so to sheeh— position and his mark, so to sheeh .— position and his mark, so to sheeh . on— position and his mark, so to sheeh . on he— position and his mark, so to speak , on the turkish state, on speak, on the turkish state, on the speak, on the turkish state, on hhe huhhhsh— speak, on the turkish state, on the turkish bureaucracy, on the sheep— the turkish bureaucracy, on the sheep shehe— the turkish bureaucracy, on the sheep shehe enh— the turkish bureaucracy, on the deep state and politics. he

ehheehw— deep state and politics. he ehheehw heh— deep state and politics. he already had . _ deep state and politics. he already had . '“h: x deep state and politics. he already had . “h: x deep state and politics. he already had . '“h: x : already had. and ali, what does this mean for the british public? what does this mean for relations with turkey and erdogan ? they're both out of the erdogan? they're both out of the european union, for one thing, the uk after brexit, the turks have been trying to get into the european union now for 50 years. they've been shown a lot of senoh— they've been shown a lot of senoh huh— they've been shown a lot of carrot, but those _ they've been shown a lot of carrot, but those carrots hewen-h— carrot, but those carrots haven't materialised into a shew.— haven't materialised into a shew. so— haven't materialised into a shew. so ho— haven't materialised into a stew, so to speak . and i think stew, so to speak. and i think hhehe-s— stew, so to speak. and i think hhehe-s e— stew, so to speak. and i think now there's a realisation that hhe— now there's a realisation that hhe enong— now there's a realisation that hhe enong e— now there's a realisation that the among a lot— now there's a realisation that the among a lot of turks, esheshehhw— the among a lot of turks, especially the _ the among a lot of turks, especially the supporters of hhhogen— especially the supporters of hhhogen .— especially the supporters of erdogan , that— especially the supporters of erdogan , that you don't really erdogan, that you don't really need— erdogan, that you don't really need hhe— erdogan, that you don't really need the european union if you hehe— need the european union if you can make something called the huhhhs— can make something called the turkic council,— can make something called the turkic council, which can have enehgw— turkic council, which can have energy nsh— turkic council, which can have energy rich countries like azehhehen— energy rich countries like azehhehen .— energy rich countries like azerbaijan , turkmenistan, azerbaijan, turkmenistan, kazakhstan— azerbaijan, turkmenistan, kazakhstan have military might of kazakhstan have military might oh hunhew— kazakhstan have military might oh hunhew. hs— kazakhstan have military might of turkey. it's dancing quite hehhhw— of turkey. it's dancing quite hehhhw when— of turkey. it's dancing quite rapidly when it— of turkey. it's dancing quite rapidly when it comes to defence hesh — rapidly when it comes to defence hesh enh— rapidly when it comes to defence hesh enh h— rapidly when it comes to defence tech, and it has— rapidly when it comes to defence tech, and it has great relations whh— tech, and it has great relations whh hhe— tech, and it has great relations with the united— tech, and it has great relations with the united kingdom , which with the united kingdom, which will with the united kingdom, which whh grow— with the united kingdom, which whhh ghow een— with the united kingdom, which will grow even further at the sosh— will grow even further at the sosh oh— will grow even further at the sosh oh hhe — will grow even further at the cost of the european union , cost of the european union, whhsh— cost of the european union, whhsh heses— cost of the european union, which faces an— cost of the european union, which faces an energy crisis hesse— which faces an energy crisis hesse hhe— which faces an energy crisis because the russia—ukraine war. so because the russia—ukraine war. so e—

because the russia—ukraine war. so e hoh— because the russia—ukraine war. so e hoh oh— because the russia—ukraine war. so a lot of these— because the russia—ukraine war. so a lot of these moving parts in so a lot of these moving parts h hhhs— so a lot of these moving parts in this entire— so a lot of these moving parts in this entire region and turkey is in this entire region and turkey hs hn— in this entire region and turkey hs h hhe— in this entire region and turkey is in the centre— in this entire region and turkey is in the centre of— in this entire region and turkey is in the centre of it as we know.— is in the centre of it as we know. who— is in the centre of it as we know. and these- is in the centre of it as we know. and these changes now, it whh— know. and these changes now, it whh he— know. and these changes now, it seems, will be cemented and sonhhnue— seems, will be cemented and sonhhnue eh— seems, will be cemented and sonhhnue eh e— seems, will be cemented and continue at a much faster pace ehheh— continue at a much faster pace after erdogan's_ continue at a much faster pace after erdogan's victory . ”hi after erdogan's victory. there is after erdogan's victory. there h e— after erdogan's victory. there h e hoh— after erdogan's victory. there h e hoh oh— after erdogan's victory. there is a lot of concern— after erdogan's victory. there is a lot of concern over here and in the in the european union about turkey's relationship with russia . they do see erdogan and russia. they do see erdogan and putin do seem to be quite close. can you tell us a bit more about why that could be a cause for concern and. well, look at it this way. both erdogan and vhehnh— this way. both erdogan and vladimir putin— both erdogan and vladimir putin started their presidential— vladimir putin started their presidential career. so or their heehehshhh— presidential career. so or their leadership careers, so to speak, at leadership careers, so to speak, eh hhe— leadership careers, so to speak, eh hhe see— leadership careers, so to speak, at the same time,— leadership careers, so to speak, at the same time, putin came in the at the same time, putin came in hhe hehe— at the same time, putin came in the late 1990s,— at the same time, putin came in the late 1990s, early 2000, senenheh— the late 1990s, early 2000, cemented his— the late 1990s, early 2000, cemented his position with the hn— cemented his position with the war in chechnya. _ cemented his position with the war in chechnya. erdogan won eheshon— war in chechnya. erdogan won eheshhon hn— war in chechnya. erdogan won election in 2002,— war in chechnya. erdogan won election in 2002, took office as hnne— election in 2002, took office as prime minister.— election in 2002, took office as prime minister. so— election in 2002, took office as prime minister. so they both know— prime minister. so they both know eesh— prime minister. so they both know each other— prime minister. so they both know each other quite well and whhe— know each other quite well and while relations— know each other quite well and while relations did dip in in hhe— while relations did dip in in

hhe eehhw— while relations did dip in in the early 2010,— while relations did dip in in the early 2010, 12, 13, because hhe— the early 2010, 12, 13, because hhe we— the early 2010, 12, 13, because hhe hn— the early 2010, 12, 13, because the war in syria— the early 2010, 12, 13, because the war in syria after the hownhng— the war in syria after the hownhng oh— the war in syria after the downing of the russian jet in hehe— downing of the russian jet in hehe heh— downing of the russian jet in hehe 20h by— downing of the russian jet in late 2015 by russia, by the hunks— late 2015 by russia, by the huhhs hhe— late 2015 by russia, by the turks, the relations started to i turks, the relations started to h wouhhn-h— turks, the relations started to h wouhhn-h sew— turks, the relations started to i wouldn't say mend because but here— i wouldn't say mend because but here es— i wouldn't say mend because but here e— i wouldn't say mend because but there was a consolidate ation. hhehe— there was a consolidate ation. hhehe es— there was a consolidate ation. hhehe e— there was a consolidate ation. there was a step— there was a consolidate ation. there was a step back and realisation— there was a step back and realisation which basically led to realisation which basically led ho e— realisation which basically led ho e shenge— realisation which basically led to a change after— realisation which basically led to a change after the coup in hehe— to a change after the coup in hehe when— to a change after the coup in 2016 when erdogan made his first trip 2016 when erdogan made his first the ouh— 2016 when erdogan made his first the ouh oh— 2016 when erdogan made his first trip out of turkey— 2016 when erdogan made his first trip out of turkey post coup to sehnh— trip out of turkey post coup to saint petersburg,_ trip out of turkey post coup to saint petersburg, russia, where he wenh— saint petersburg, russia, where he went where— saint petersburg, russia, where he went where he— saint petersburg, russia, where he went where he met vladimir huhn— he went where he met vladimir huhn. so— he went where he met vladimir huhn. so h— he went where he met vladimir putin. so i don't— he went where he met vladimir putin. so i don't see that relationship— putin. so i don't see that relationship changing. if enwhhhng— relationship changing. if anything, it'll strengthen even more as turkey— anything, it'll strengthen even more as turkey turns its ehhenhhon— more as turkey turns its attention more towards the enehgw— attention more towards the energy resources becoming a hhensh— energy resources becoming a hhensh huh— energy resources becoming a transit hub of— energy resources becoming a transit hub of sorts for russian azehhehenh— transit hub of sorts for russian azerbaijani caspian turkmenistani energy sources azerbaijani caspian— turkmenistani energy sources and heshsehhw— turkmenistani energy sources and heshsehhw hnhes— turkmenistani energy sources and basically mixes them all in here enh— basically mixes them all in here enh hheh— basically mixes them all in here and then passes— basically mixes them all in here and then passes them on to europe — and then passes them on to europe so— and then passes them on to europe. so this— and then passes them on to europe. so this relationship hehween— europe. so this relationship between russia— europe. so this relationship between russia and turkey will whh— between russia and turkey will will strengthen,— between russia and turkey will will strengthen, i— between russia and turkey will will strengthen, i would say . will strengthen, i would say. hhenh— will strengthen, i would say. hhenh wou— will strengthen, i would say. hhenh wou wew— will strengthen, i would say. thank you very much- will strengthen, i would say. thank you very much indeed . ali thank you very much indeed. ali mustafa, journalist there in istanbul, live from us in

istanbul, live from us in istanbul, a hugely controversial figure here. oh, absolutely not, ali. obviously no, ali is not ah.— ali. obviously no, ali is not hhh hh— ali. obviously no, ali is not ali. ali, look— ali. obviously no, ali is not ali. ali, look ,_ ali. obviously no, ali is not ali. ali, look , quite - x no, ali is not ali. ali, look , quite nice, to ali. ali, look, quite nice, to be ali. ali, look, quite nice, to he honesh— ali. ali, look, quite nice, to be honest with— ali. ali, look, quite nice, to be honest with you. that was a bit be honest with you. that was a hh heen— be honest with you. that was a hh ho— be honest with you. that was a bit mean to say— be honest with you. that was a bit mean to say that it was a bit mean to say that it was a hh — bit mean to say that it was a bit mean. you— bit mean to say that it was a bit mean. you go- bit mean to say that it was a bit mean. /hi.h. ghih . bit mean. you go to some views. let's go to some views. yes. what do people saying? ali's on the phone. he wants— what do people saying? ali's on the phone. he wants to- 39°71 hihih “q7” ali's on the phone. he wants to talk �*hw�*“9 hihih “q7” ali's on the phone. he wants to talk to wou.— the phone. he wants to talk to wou. hes— the phone. he wants to talk to you. yes, exactly. _ the phone. he wants to talk to you. yes, exactly. 39; ghih you. yes, exactly. ray has got in touch about you know, people say they're not interested. but then dawn pointed out in the then as dawn pointed out in the break, oh, views come break, oh, the views come flooding so you know. yeah, flooding in. so you know. yeah, exactly. and everywhere at exactly. and everywhere i go at the exactly. and everywhere i go at hhe hnohnenh— exactly. and everywhere i go at the moment,-the - the moment, it's like the hairdressers.— the moment, it's like the hairdressers. i— the moment, it's like the hairdressers. i know it doesn't hook— hairdressers. i know it doesn't hooh-h-we— hairdressers. i know it doesn't look-i've been,- hairdressers. i know it doesn't look i've been, but the look like i've been, but the hairdressers.— look like i've been, but the hairdressers. yes, i. oh yeah i know.— hairdressers. yes, i. oh yeah i know. hn— hairdressers. yes, i. oh yeah i know. h-n hoh— hairdressers. yes, i. oh yeah i know. i'm not bothered. oh wheh-s— know. i'm not bothered. oh what's—what'sl what's happening? what's hehhenhng.— what's happening? what's. happening. _latest. happening. what's the latest. wheh— happening. what's the latest. wheh-heh— happening. what's the latest. what-tell us?- happening. what's the latest.| what-tell us?-it's what can you tell us? and it's hhe— what can you tell us? and it's hhe h-s— what can you tell us? and it's like it'sithink_ what can you tell us? and it's like it's think human like it's i think it's human nehue—hi nature to be interested in gosshh— nature to be interested in gosshhlwheh-s- nature to be interested in gossip what's going nature to be interested in- gossipiwhat's-going on. gossip. what's really going on. heeh. — gossip. what's really going on. heeh. .gosshh— gossip. what's really going on. yeah. gossip especially yeah. and gossip, especially whh— yeah. and gossip, especially whh hw— yeah. and gossip, especially whh hv. anh— yeah. and gossip, especially with tv. and this is a big world howe— with tv. and this is a big world howe —hweshhw. - with tv. and this is a big world love _exactly. ray. with tv. and this is a big world. love—exactly. ray says love program. exactly. ray says schofield and willoughby not important. we don't care. sakura, war economy, sakura, move on. war economy, health. a break. like health. give me a break. like it. harsh on poor holly. but dan says itv daytime needs to act quickly if they want to save the

show, which is certainly true. i think they've got six days left. according to report we according to one report we received well, received here. yeah, well, guhe— received here. yeah, well, guhe. weeh— received here. yeah, well, quite. yeah and- ”hihihi hih: ”hi yeah, well, quite. yeah and meanwhile, hehehh.— quite. yeah and meanwhile, patrick, good— quite. yeah and meanwhile, patrick, good morning patrick hhhhhh— patrick, good morning patrick hhhhhh-hs- patrick, good morning patrick phillip-is now- patrick, good morning patrick phillip is now saying phillip schofield is now saying it phillip schofield is now saying h wsnh— phillip schofield is now saying it wasn't toxic— phillip schofield is now saying it wasn't toxic and he is being hhsheh— it wasn't toxic and he is being hhsheh — it wasn't toxic and he is being hhshee whw— it wasn't toxic and he is being picked on. why is— it wasn't toxic and he is being picked on. why is everything he sews— picked on. why is everything he sewslessehheh— picked on. why is everything he says-accepted at— picked on. why is everything he says accepted at face value? says so accepted at face value? hehehh— says so accepted at face value? hehnsh hon-h— says so accepted at face value? patrick don't worry,— says so accepted at face value? patrick don't worry, we- says so accepted at face value? patrick don't worry, we don't accept it at face value. we did . no, we did. absolutely. we get to . no, we did. absolutely. we get ho hhe— . no, we did. absolutely. we get ho hhe hohhon — . no, we did. absolutely. we get to the bottom of— \hhiih h: h: absolutely. we get to the bottom of what's really going— to the bottom of what's really gohng — to the bottom of what's really gohng h-we— to the bottom of what's really gohng h-we goh— to the bottom of what's really going on. i've got to tell you ehouh— going on. i've got to tell you about gordon— going on. i've got to tell you about gordon the— going on. i've got to tell you about gordon the gopher no, no. do about gordon the gopher no, no. ho wou— about gordon the gopher no, no. ho wou wenh— about gordon the gopher no, no. ho wou wenh ne— about gordon the gopher no, no. do you want me to— about gordon the gopher no, no. do you want me to tell you now? wehh. — do you want me to tell you now? wehh. h— do you want me to tell you now? wehh. h hhhnh— do you want me to tell you now? well, i think we've— do you want me to tell you now? well, i think we've got— do you want me to tell you now? well, i think we've got can- do you want me to tell you now? well, i think we've got can you do it 20s 20? no no. okay, do it in 20s 20? no no. okay, we'll we'll come back to we'll wait. we'll come back to gordon. gordon the gopher. we'll weh— gordon. gordon the gopher. we'll weh none— gordon. gordon the gopher. we'll wait more. well,— gordon. gordon the gopher. we'll wait more. well, that— ci“ gordon the gopher. we'll wait more. well, that gordon. i wenh—wew- wait more. well, that gordon. ii want—very intrigued want to know. i'm very intrigued . come, we'll be . still to come, we'll be discussing the latest in that schofield the former schofield scandal. the former this presenter has hit this morning presenter has hit out critics. after out at critics. that's after your morning news with aaron armstrong . hi there. it's 10:30. armstrong. hi there. it's10:30. hn— armstrong. hi there. it's10:30. h-n henon— armstrong. hi there. it's10:30. i'm aaron armstrong- '3 hi there. it's10:30. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. itv— i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. itv is— i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. itv is in crisis talks

hohhowhng— newsroom. itv is in crisis talks hohhowhng hhe — newsroom. itv is in crisis talks following the scandal surrounding- following the scandal surrounding phillip schofield's ehhehn— surrounding phillip schofield's ehhehnwhh— surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a— surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a younger male sohheegue— affair with a younger male colleague. that's according to gb colleague. that's according to sh hews— colleague. that's according to gb news sources— colleague. that's according to gb news sources .— colleague. that's according to gb news sources . it's understood gb news sources. it's understood it gb news sources. it's understood h souhh— gb news sources. it's understood h souhh sosh— gb news sources. it's understood it could cost the— gb news sources. it's understood it could cost the broadcaster hens— it could cost the broadcaster hens oh— it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions— it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in hosh— tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising— tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue with eeshe— lost advertising revenue with executives bracing themselves executives bracing them selves for executives bracing themselves hon e— executives bracing themselves hon e hehehh— executives bracing themselves for a dramatic drop in their shene— for a dramatic drop in their shene onse— for a dramatic drop in their share price tomorrow. phillip sshohhehh— share price tomorrow. phillip schofield has— share price tomorrow. phillip schofield has hit back at claims of schofield has hit back at claims oh howhshw— schofield has hit back at claims oh howhshw eh— schofield has hit back at claims of toxicity at this— schofield has hit back at claims of toxicity at this morning. in a of toxicity at this morning. in e shehenenh— of toxicity at this morning. in a statement released less than heh— a statement released less than hehh en— a statement released less than hehh en houn— a statement released less than half an hour before the show wenh— half an hour before the show wenh ho— half an hour before the show wenh ho eh— half an hour before the show went to air today— half an hour before the show went to air today , he said this. went to air today, he said this. hs— went to air today, he said this. h-s hhe— went to air today, he said this. h-s hhe see— went to air today, he said this. it's the same handful of people whh— it's the same handful of people whh-egehnsh— it's the same handful of people with-against me- it's the same handful of people with against me or the with a grudge against me or the show— with a grudge against me or the show who— with a grudge against me or the show who seem— with a grudge against me or the show who seem to— with a grudge against me or the show who seem to have the houhesh— show who seem to have the loudest voice _ show who seem to have the loudest voice .— show who seem to have the loudest voice . police from the loudest voice. police from the hehhoneh— loudest voice. police from the national crime— loudest voice. police from the national crime agency will help heshhe — national crime agency will help heshhe heohhe— national crime agency will help tackle people smuggling gangs ohenehng— tackle people smuggling gangs ohenehhng hn— tackle people smuggling gangs operating in north africa . the operating in north africa. the hnes— operating in north africa. the hnes sews— operating in north africa. the times says officers will work whh — times says officers will work with authorities— times says officers will work with authorities there to hnewenh— with authorities there to hnewenh en — with authorities there to prevent an expected surge of nhgnenhs— prevent an expected surge of migrants heading for europe this hhe— migrants heading for europe this summer. the italian government is summer. the italian government hs hnehshhng— summer. the italian government hs hnehshng uh— summer. the italian government is predicting up to— summer. the italian government is predicting up to 400,000 heohhe— is predicting up to 400,000 heohhe whh— is predicting up to 400,000 people will attempt to enter new. — people will attempt to enter new. hheh-s— people will attempt to enter italy. that's four— people will attempt to enter italy. that's four times as many as italy. that's four times as many es hesh— italy. that's four times as many es hesh ween— italy. that's four times as many es hesh ween .— italy. that's four times as many as last year . the— italy. that's four times as many as last year . the immigration as last year. the immigration huge.— as last year. the immigration minister, robert— as last year. the immigration minister, robert jenrick will heghn— minister, robert jenrick will heghn e— minister, robert jenrick will heghn e hhe— minister, robert jenrick will begin a five day tour of north hhnse—hohew-

begin a five day tour of north hhnse—hohew .- begin a five day tour of north. africa—today . police africa and europe today. police whh— africa and europe today. police whh no— africa and europe today. police will no longer— africa and europe today. police will no longer attend emergency sehs— will no longer attend emergency sehhs h— will no longer attend emergency calls if they're _ will no longer attend emergency calls if they're linked to nenheh— calls if they're linked to mental health incidents . that's mental health incidents. that's hon— mental health incidents. that's from september,— mental health incidents. that's from september, unless there's an from september, unless there's en hnnehehe— from september, unless there's an immediate threat to life. hs— an immediate threat to life. h-s ho— an immediate threat to life. h-s ho ghe— an immediate threat to life. it's to give police more time to hosus— it's to give police more time to hosus on— it's to give police more time to focus on solving— it's to give police more time to focus on solving and preventing h— focus on solving and preventing h neh— focus on solving and preventing crime. i met police— focus on solving and preventing crime. i met police spokesperson hohh— crime. i met police spokesperson hohh hhe— crime. i met police spokesperson told the guardian— crime. i met police spokesperson told the guardian the force is hehhng— told the guardian the force is failing londoners— told the guardian the force is failing londoners twice by senhng— failing londoners twice by sending officers rather than nehseh— sending officers rather than medical professionals , for medical professionals, for nenheh— medical professionals, for mental health— medical professionals, for mental health incidents and by hnewenhhng— mental health incidents and by preventing police— mental health incidents and by preventing police from fulfilling _ preventing police from fulfilling their core roles . at fulfilling their core roles. at heesh— fulfilling their core roles. at heesh houn— fulfilling their core roles. at least four people have died ehhen— least four people have died ehhen e— least four people have died after a boat— least four people have died after a boat carrying more than 20 after a boat carrying more than zo hesseges— after a boat carrying more than 20 passengers, including hounshs— 20 passengers, including tourists, sank— 20 passengers, including tourists, sank in northern italy . hhose— tourists, sank in northern italy . hose on— tourists, sank in northern italy . those on board— tourists, sank in northern italy . those on board were celebrating- . those on board were celebrating a- . those on board were celebrating a birthday when it sehshzeh— celebrating a birthday when it sehshzeh enh— celebrating a birthday when it capsized and sank in a storm on hehe— capsized and sank in a storm on hehe hegghone— capsized and sank in a storm on lake maggiore in— capsized and sank in a storm on lake maggiore in 19. survivors nenegeh— lake maggiore in 19. survivors nenegeh ho— lake maggiore in 19. survivors managed to swim to shore and ewoheh— managed to swim to shore and avoided serious— managed to swim to shore and avoided serious injury. managed to swim to shore and avoided serious injury . more on avoided serious injury. more on all avoided serious injury. more on ehh oh— avoided serious injury. more on ehh oh hhose— avoided serious injury. more on all of those stories— avoided serious injury. more on all of those stories . you can all of those stories. you can whsh— all of those stories. you can whsh ou— all of those stories. you can visit our website,- all of those stories. you can visit our website, gbnews.uk. son— visit our website, gbnews.uk.

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whyte on . gb news. welcome back. whyte on. gb news. welcome back. it is whyte on. gb news. welcome back. hh hs hehh— whyte on. gb news. welcome back. hh hs hehh enn— whyte on. gb news. welcome back. it is 10:37 am. in— whyte on. gb news. welcome back. it is 10:37 am. in the— �*hw"“;hi c15 \ welcome back. it is 10:37 am. in the morning. hhhs— it is 10:37 am. in the morning. hhhs hehh— it is 10:37 am. in the morning. this bank holiday— it is 10:37 am. in the morning. this bank holiday monday. this is this bank holiday monday. this hs ho— this bank holiday monday. this hs ho hhe— this bank holiday monday. this is to the point— this bank holiday monday. this is to the point on— this bank holiday monday. this is to the point on gb news with hewn— is to the point on gb news with hewn heeson — is to the point on gb news with dawn neesom and— is to the point on gb news with dawn neesom and me, emily sewen. — dawn neesom and me, emily sewen. nephew— dawn neesom and me, emily carver. happy bank- dawn neesom and me, emily carver. dawn neesom and me, emily- carver. happy bank holiday. hope you're having a lovely day. right. okay, now , you to right. okay, now, if you want to escape and you know, some of us might at the moment. hello philip. how are you? it was the inspiration and setting for two of most iconic of agatha christie's most iconic work. it's played host to work. and it's played host to all of celebrities, from all manner of celebrities, from noel coward to beatles . wow. noel coward to the beatles. wow. now, berg island hotel, complete whh— now, berg island hotel, complete whh hhe— now, berg island hotel, complete whh hhelesne— now, berg island hotel, complete with the acre island off the with the 21 acre island off the soesh— with the 21 acre island off the soesh oh— with the 21 acre island off the coast of devon,— with the 21 acre island off the coast of devon, is— with the 21 acre island off the coast of devon, is on the heheh— coast of devon, is on the market. are— coast of devon, is on the market. are you going to put in a market. are you going to put in e hheh — market. are you going to put in e hheh weh— market. are you going to put in| a bid? well,-million. a bid? well, a call. 15 million. yes, absolutely . you're going to yes, absolutely. you're going to bid me on that one. we can go fund us. yeah, absolutely . fund us. yeah, absolutely. heen— fund us. yeah, absolutely. yeah. what's the address? right our south—west england. our south—west of england. reporter jeff moody took a date.

why he get jobs like this? why does he get jobs like this? took trip out to the took a day trip out to the island out more . the sea island to find out more. the sea tractor that takes you to bear island only lasts a few minutes , but it takes you back in time . on the island. the 1930 are in huh— . on the island. the 1930 are in huhh swhng— . on the island. the 1930 are in huhh swhng .— . on the island. the 1930 are in huhh swhng . h— . on the island. the 1930 are in full swing . it is— on the island. the 1930 are in full swing . it is just an full swing. it is just an enezhng— full swing. it is just an amazing place. '“h: full swing. it is just an amazing place. “h: full swing. it is just an- amazing place. and of course , full swing. it is just an— amazing place. and of course , it amazing place. and of course, it has one of the largest collections of art deco antiques and artefacts in the country. so as it is now, noel coward and agatha christie et al would have walked on those same floorboards and they would have been touching a lot of the same bits of architectural interest. so it has that feeling of history deeply seated within it. so says giles fuchs, the current owner. over the years , guests have over the years, guests have hnshuheh— over the years, guests have included winston churchill and hneshenh— included winston churchill and president eisenhower , head of president eisenhower, head of guesh— president eisenhower, head of guest relations— president eisenhower, head of guest relations vlad kroupa told me guest relations vlad kroupa told he hhe— guest relations vlad kroupa told he hhe henhes— guest relations vlad kroupa told me the parties on— guest relations vlad kroupa told me the parties on the island are hegenhenw— me the parties on the island are hegenhenw . — me the parties on the island are legendary . there— me the parties on the island are legendary . ”hi ”hi i“9“; legendary. there are many parties, many parties , some of

parties, many parties, some of them i can't really disclose . we them i can't really disclose. we got he saying, what happens on the island stays on the island. so if you want to have an exclusive party. so pretty much when you hire the whole hotel, it is not just the hotel. you need think that when tide need to think that when the tide comes in, are actually comes in, you are actually hired. the whole entire island for yourselves. guests come here from around the to world experience the hospitality and the food . it's pressure that we the food. it's pressure that we sen-h— the food. it's pressure that we sen-h henhhe— the food. it's pressure that we can't handle. it's— the food. it's pressure that we can't handle. it's you- : it's pressure that we can't handle. it's you know, hs— can't handle. it's you know, h-s soohhng— can't handle. it's you know, it's cooking great food, keeping it's cooking great food, keeping h seesoneh— it's cooking great food, keeping it seasonal, keeping it simple to it seasonal, keeping it simple ho us— it seasonal, keeping it simple ho heehhng— it seasonal, keeping it simple to us, keeping it— it seasonal, keeping it simple to us, keeping it simple and hush— to us, keeping it simple and tush hhwhng— to us, keeping it simple and tush hnwhng ho— to us, keeping it simple and just trying to put a show on hush— just trying to put a show on tush hhe— just trying to put a show on tush hhe ouh— just trying to put a show on just like out the— just trying to put a show on just like out the front, a show hheh— just like out the front, a show hheh hew— just like out the front, a show that drew the _ just like out the front, a show that drew the attention of the wonhh-s— that drew the attention of the world's_author,| world's most prolific author, wesh— world's most prolific author, wesh-wnhen- world's most prolific author, west writer agatha west country writer agatha shnshhe. — west country writer agatha christie. but— west country writer agatha christie. but it- west country writer agatha christie. c c i“.ht.“ christie. but it wasn't so much the glamour that appealed to her imagination. it was the setting itself inarguably her greatest novel of all time , certainly the novel of all time, certainly the one that she said she was most proud of. and then there were none. proud of. and then there were none . ten strangers receive none. ten strangers receive a summons to come to a mysterious house on an island off the coast

of devon. when they get here, the storm storm creeps in. they find themselves trapped . and find themselves trapped. and every night one of them ends up dead until there's just one left. and it's not difficult to understand why she chose this as a location because it's in the winter when the sea is up and the wind is blowing, it does feel menacing. it's a very hhhenenh— feel menacing. it's a very different feeling- feel menacing. it's a very different feeling in- �*7hihix i “3 it's a very different feeling in the winter whh — different feeling in the winter whh hhe — different feeling in the winter with the storms— different feeling in the winter with the storms coming off the hhhenhhs. — with the storms coming off the atlantic. charles— with the storms coming off the atlantic. charles is- atlantic. charles is philosophical about selling. it's time for new input. a fresh pair of eyes. i think i'll be hhe— pair of eyes. i think i'll be hhne whh— pair of eyes. i think i'll be fine with it.— pair of eyes. i think i'll be fine with it. i'll— pair of eyes. i think i'll be fine with it. i'll say- ” hi;hi9 i think i'll be fine with it. i'll say goodbye enh— fine with it. i'll say goodbye enh hh— fine with it. i'll say goodbye and i'll return— fine with it. i'll say goodbye and i'll return and i've done my hh— and i'll return and i've done my hh. hn— and i'll return and i've done my bit. i'm leaving— and i'll return and i've done my bit. i'm leaving it— and i'll return and i've done my bit. i'm leaving it better than when— bit. i'm leaving it better than when h— bit. i'm leaving it better than when i found— bit. i'm leaving it better than when i found it— bit. i'm leaving it better than when i found it. _ bit. i'm leaving it better than when i found it . when i found it. the hope now is the new owner will continue giless work and burr island will remain one of the most magical and mysterious hotels in the world. jeff moody gb news. thank you ,jeff. that world. jeff moody gb news. thank

you , jeff. that got very you, jeff. that got very hehehh— that got very dramatic halfway. it did, didn't it? dramatic halfway. it did, didn't he h— dramatic halfway. it did, didn't he hh es— dramatic halfway. it did, didn't it? it was like— dramatic halfway. it did, didn't it? it was like what they say. hounnehsn— it? it was like what they say. journalism is— it? it was like what they say. journalism is about- it? it was like what they say. journalism is about storytelling . and i must say, jeff moody doesit . and i must say, jeff moody does it very well. but but hold on. hold on. he is down on a beach in the sunshine and we're sitting in a studio in the basement. i could be that dramatic. i could do that. hello hire me. hire me right. okay. well, enjoy yourself, jeff. don't eat too many chips or anything there. right. anything down there. right. we move go move on now, though, to go through of today's top through some of today's top stories with our wonderful panel . well, who do we have ? yeah, . well, who do we have? yeah, exactly. we have the gorgeous bushra sheikh. we do this morning. good morning. of course . and the legend , his words. he . and the legend, his words. he told me to say that . mike carey. told me to say that. mike carey. mike told me to say that. mike carey. hhhe senew. — told me to say that. mike carey. hhhe senew. h— told me to say that. mike carey. mike carey. i don't— told me to say that. mike carey. mike carey. i don't get- hihh: mike carey. mike carey. i don't get the sohngueh— mike carey. i don't get the sobriquet gorgeous. mike carey. i don't get the sobriquet gorgeous, mike carey. i don't get the sobriquet gorgeous. “311“;13 sobriquet gorgeous. then that's the only reserve for the female presenter. you are gorgeous. you are gorgeous . absolutely. you are gorgeous. absolutely. if you are gorgeous. absolutely. h-ehhoweh— you are gorgeous. absolutely. if. allowed .say- you are gorgeous. absolutely. if. allowed .say that. - if i'm allowed to say that. sorry sorry to objectify you, mike. accept. and mike. anyway, i accept. and a proud evertonian absolutely. but not hung over ? no, hung over but not hung over? no, hung over and not celebrating. we believe we're a mighty club. and you

don't celebrate missing relegation. oh, mike, you do sound miserable. well no, i'm very relieved. but that's relief. born out of despair. but commiserations to leeds relief. born out of despair. - but commiserations to leeds and hehseshen— but commiserations to leeds and leicester fans. _ but commiserations to leeds and leicester fans. well, indeed , leicester fans. well, indeed, nehegehhon— leicester fans. well, indeed, relegation is— leicester fans. well, indeed, relegation is not— leicester fans. well, indeed, relegation is not on the front pages— relegation is not on the front heges oh— relegation is not on the front heges oh hosh— relegation is not on the front pages of most of— relegation is not on the front pages of most of our pages. i hhe— pages of most of our pages. i he hesh— pages of most of our pages. i like back pages,— pages of most of our pages. i like back pages, don't you? wheh-s— like back pages, don't you? wheh-s wnong— like back pages, don't you? what's wrong with back pages are woun— what's wrong with back pages are woun hesh— what's wrong with back pages are woun hesh heges— what's wrong with back pages are your back pages, but i prefer hhe— your back pages, but i prefer hhe hnonh— your back pages, but i prefer hhe hnonh hege— your back pages, but i prefer the front page myself. okay, hne— the front page myself. okay, fine-hhe— the front page myself. okay, fine. the magazines bucha. fine. well the magazines bucha. then what's on the front page of the then what's on the front page of hhe sune — then what's on the front page of hhe sune .so— then what's on the front page of the sun? .so we— then what's on the front page of the sun? .so we are- then what's on the front page of the sun? “g the sun? oh, so we are talking about phillip schofield. now, this entertained, this is kept people entertained, hasn't well you know, hasn't it? well you know, actually i wouldn't word actually i wouldn't use the word entertained, seriously has entertained, but seriously has brought series of brought up and raised series of questions have been questions and people have been talking for the last 2 talking about it for the last 2 or 3 days. but so at the moment itv loses . millions of sponsors itv loses. millions of sponsors have staff for as jobs have quit and staff for as jobs because this morning the show might be axed . it must be might be axed. it must be enwhehw— might be axed. it must be anxiety inducing- might be axed. it must be anxiety inducing if- 3x : it must be anxiety inducing if you're, you know.— anxiety inducing if you're, you know. e— anxiety inducing if you're, you know, a producer— anxiety inducing if you're, you know, a producer , a runner, you know, a producer, a runner, you know.— know, a producer, a runner, you know, someone who who's just wonhhng— know, someone who who's just wonhhng on— know, someone who who's just wonhhng on hhe— know, someone who who's just working on the programme. / working on the programme. yeah, i working on the programme. yeah, hhhhnh— working on the programme. yeah, hhhhnh hheh-s— working on the programme. yeah, i think that's such— working on the programme. yeah, i think that's such an— working on the programme. yeah, i think that's such an important point because at the moment we're talking about the stars.

we're talking about, you know, phillip schofield, holly willoughby, face it, willoughby, who, let's face it, you are not going to worry you know, are not going to worry about month's about paying next month's mortgage still mortgage if they still have mortgages. awful mortgages. there's an awful lot of young backroom staff there, the young producers, the assistant if they assistant producers. and if they if does cancelled if the show does get cancelled and a new production comes in, they might out of jobs as they might be out of jobs as well. yeah, there is a lot well. so, yeah, there is a lot more to this. and bush's other thing, i think a lot of people are are know, are forgetting, are you know, it's you the whole it's like, you know, the whole mess that phillip schofield has created be honest created himself, let's be honest here. dragging of here. it's dragging a lot of other people into it, isn't it? well, is. it's also well, it is. it's also developing- well, it is. it's also developing by- �*vw�*hix c it's also developing by the minute, well, it is. it's also— developing by the minute, isn't it? developing by the minute, isn't he h— developing by the minute, isn't he h nneen— developing by the minute, isn't he h wou— developing by the minute, isn't it? i mean, you know, on on the hhenneh— it? i mean, you know, on on the internet-there's— internet now, there's allegations- internet now, there's allegations now deals were allegations now that deals were shnush— allegations now that deals were struck- newspaper- struck between newspaper and hnohushhon— struck between newspaper and production _ keep i struck between newspaper and hnooshohwn—heehi struck between newspaper and prodstory out keep struck between newspaper and prodstory out of keep struck between newspaper and prodstory out of headlines this story out of the headlines in this story out of the headlines h ewshenge— this story out of the headlines in exchange stories in exchange for other stories enh— in exchange for other storiesi enh—ah and advertising revenues. all hheh-s— and advertising revenues. all hheh-s gohng— and advertising revenues. all hheh-s gohng ho— and advertising revenues. all that's going to come forward. i hhe— that's going to come forward. i can see the original problem hesse— can see the original problem because when— can see the original problem because when running because when i was running hehhshohh— because when i was running talksport radio, our lead talksport radio, right, our lead hnesenhen— talksport radio, right, our lead hnesenhen .— talksport radio, right, our lead hnesenhen. h— talksport radio, right, our lead presenter , it was— talksport radio, right, our lead presenter , it was just so presenter, it was just so indisciplined_ presenter, it was just so indisciplined .- presenter, it was just so indisciplined . it was all going indisciplined. it was all going wong — indisciplined. it was all going wong anh— indisciplined. it was all going wrong. and eventually i had to say,— wrong. and eventually i had to sew. hheh-s— wrong. and eventually i had to sew. hheh-s h.— wrong. and eventually i had to say, that's it. okay and i eshuehhw— say, that's it. okay and i actually had _ say, that's it. okay and i actually had to, you know, new-esh— actually had to, you know, netesh hhe— actually had to, you know, reject the advice of the commercial— reject the advice of the commercial department and say,

woue— commercial department and say, wouwe-go— commercial department and say, wouwe-go hesse- commercial department and say, you've go because, you you've got to go because, you know.— you've got to go because, you know. woune — you've got to go because, you know, you're not— you've got to go because, you know, you're not turning up for shows— know, you're not turning up for shows enh— know, you're not turning up for shows and all— know, you're not turning up for shows and all that kind of stuff whhhn— shows and all that kind of stuff whhhn hen— shows and all that kind of stuff within ten-after- shows and all that kind of stuff within ten -after a - shows and all that kind of stuff within ten after a drop of within ten days after a drop of hoes— within ten days after a drop of sons hn— within ten days after a drop of 50% in audience— within ten days after a drop of 50% in audience and a fall off ehwenhshg— 50% in audience and a fall off advertising revenues . as i was advertising revenues. as i was nunnhng— advertising revenues. as i was nunnhng eounh— advertising revenues. as i was running around the city of hohhon— running around the city of london-find- running around the city of london find him to london trying to find him to hnng— london trying to find him to hnng-hesh— london trying to find him to bring - back and - london trying to find him to bring back and i had to pay bring him back and i had to pay hn— bring him back and i had to pay nth-nonew— bring him back and i had to pay him-money when- bring him back and i had to pay him-money when i- bring him back and i had to pay him money when i did. so him more money when i did. so the him more money when i did. so hhe hohh— him more money when i did. so hhe hohnh hn— him more money when i did. so the point i'm making that the point i'm making is that when—somebodyl the point i'm making is that- when_somebody who's when you've got somebody who's so—wou- when you've got somebody who's so—wou hnowl so dominantly a star, you know, in so dominantly a star, you know, h e— so dominantly a star, you know, h e hn— so dominantly a star, you know, h e h e— so dominantly a star, you know, h e h e hn— so dominantly a star, you know, in a in a in the— so dominantly a star, you know, in a in a in the media world in whhsh— in a in a in the media world in whhshihwe.— in a in a in the media world in which-live, you've- in a in a in the media world in which live, you've got to which we live, you've got to hhhnh— which we live, you've got to think-seriously- which we live, you've got to think seriously about think very seriously about hehhng— think very seriously about taking screen. think very seriously about. taking-screen. d0 think very seriously about- taking-screen. do you taking them off screen. do you hhhnh— taking them off screen. do you hhhnh hene-s— taking them off screen. do you think there's any chance of that happening schofield think there's any chance of that hap|well g schofield think there's any chance of that hap|well , schofield think there's any chance of that hap|well , i schofield think there's any chance of that hap|well , i mean, schofield think there's any chance of that hap|well , i mean, the schofield think there's any chance of that hap|well , i mean, the pointield think there's any chance of that hap|well , i mean, the point isd and well, i mean, the point is now it's all very well changing things. but dawn , let me give things. but dawn, let me give you— things. but dawn, let me give wou e— things. but dawn, let me give you a football— “39 but dawn, let me give you a football analogy. if you get you a football analogy. if you geh nh— you a football analogy. if you geh no oh— you a football analogy. if you geh no oh woun— you a football analogy. if you get rid of your centre forward, who-s— get rid of your centre forward, who-s gohng— get rid of your centre forward, who-s gohng ho— get rid of your centre forward, who's going to score your goals? so who's going to score your goals? so-wew— who's going to score your goals? so-wew-sewhg- who's going to score your goals? so-wehw-sewhng wes| so it's all very well saying yes . woune— so it's all very well saying yes . y gong.— so it's all very well saying yes . y gang, huh— so it's all very well saying yes , you're going, but who takes its , you're going, but who takes hs hhese— , you're going, but who takes hs hhese ho— , you're going, but who takes its place to restore the numbers 7 its place to restore the numbers ehou— its place to restore the numbers ehou know— its place to restore the numbers ? you know what— its place to restore the numbers ? you know what i— its place to restore the numbers ? you know what i mean? �*vw�*hix ? you know what i mean? well, hheh-s— ? you know what i mean? well, hheh-s wew— ? you know what i mean? well, hheh-s wehw hnue. — ? you know what i mean? well, that's very true. but beresford, do you think holly is equally tainted by all this? absolutely. equally somewhat. imean tainted by all this? absolutely. equally somewhat. i mean , equally but somewhat. i mean, what i was thinking— equally but somewhat. i mean, what i was thinking about- i mean, what i was thinking about is hheh— what i was thinking about is hheh sunehw— what i was thinking about is

that surely at— what i was thinking about is that surely at some point they wouhh— that surely at some point they wouhh hewe— that surely at some point they would have sat— that surely at some point they would have sat down and thought this is going to have implications beyond ourselves, hesse— implications beyond ourselves, heseuse-hes- implications beyond ourselves, because-has more. implications beyond ourselves, because has more than because the show has more than hush— because the show has more than hush-onesenhens.— because the show has more than just-presenters. it's- just two presenters. it's an enhhne— just two presenters. it's an enhhne-hohw- just two presenters. it's an entire-body of. just two presenters. it's an- entire-body of people entire team and body of people hheh— entire team and body of people hheh hnng— entire team and body of people that bring that— entire team and body of people that bring that together. so hnowhng— that bring that together. so hnowhng-shonw- that bring that together. so knowing story was that bring that together. so- knowing _story was going knowing that the story was going to knowing that the story was going ho—sunehwl to unfold at some point, surely hhew—hhoughh- to unfold at some point, surely they—thought thati they would have thought that hhhs— they would have thought that hhhs hs— they would have thought that hhhs hs gohng— they would have thought that this is going to— they would have thought that this is going to affect potentially- this is going to affect potentially people's at potentially people's jobs at itv:— potentially people's jobs at hw—h- potentially people's jobs ati itv,_it would potentially people's jobs at- itv,_it would go itv, not just hoping it would go ewew—heeh- itv, not just hoping it would go away, _yeah, well, away, presumably. yeah, well, hhew— away, presumably. yeah, well, they were. i mean,— away, presumably. yeah, well, they were. i mean, you- away, presumably. / hhi”hi i mean, you know, away, presumably. “41919“ uhi”hi i mean, you know, the they were. i mean, you know, the euhense— they were. i mean, you know, the audience getter— they were. i mean, you know, the audience getter is— they were. i mean, you know, the audience getter is the— uhi”hi i mean, you know, the audience getter is the most hhhhsuhh— audience getter is the most difficult person— audience getter is the most difficult person to get rid of if difficult person to get rid of h hhene-s— difficult person to get rid of if there's problems because of wheh— if there's problems because of wheh wou— if there's problems because of what you replace _ if there's problems because of what you replace it with, you hnowe— what you replace it with, you hnowe weh— what you replace it with, you know? well, the _ what you replace it with, you know? well, the head, the woman hheh— know? well, the head, the woman hheh hnwenheh— know? well, the head, the woman that invented this— know? well, the head, the woman that invented this morning, wheh.— that invented this morning, whehlweens— that invented this morning, what, years ago, she says now what, 35 years ago, she says now hheh— what, 35 years ago, she says now hheh h-s— what, 35 years ago, she says now hheh h-s hne— what, 35 years ago, she says now that it's time to— what, 35 years ago, she says now that it's time to rest— what, 35 years ago, she says now that it's time to rest the show enh— that it's time to rest the show enh h— that it's time to rest the show and it comes. _ that it's time to rest the show and it comes. i— that it's time to rest the show and it comes. 9g”hihi and it comes. i totally agree. i and it comes. i totally agree. h hohehhw— and it comes. i totally agree. h hohehhw eneeg— and it comes. 9g”hihi i totally agree. remember what hehheneh— i totally agree. remember what hehheneh ho— i totally agree. remember what happened to the— i totally agree. remember what happened to the news of the wonhhe— happened to the news of the world? really,— happened to the news of the world? really, mike, do you ushen— world? really, mike, do you ushen h— world? really, mike, do you listen, i don't.— world? really, mike, do you listen, i don't. oh, i do. i do. whhouh— listen, i don't. oh, i do. i do. without shouting— listen, i don't. oh, i do. i do. without shouting it out. 155 without shouting it out. 35 ween— without shouting it out. 35 weens oh— without shouting it out. 35 weens oh e— without shouting it out. 35 years of a show,— without shouting it out. 35 years of a show, which- without shouting it out. 155 years of a show, which is a brilliant show because of presenters. once the news of the wonhh — presenters. once the news of the world were fingered— presenters. once the news of the world were fingered for- once the news of the world were fingered for having hnhenheneh— world were fingered for having interfered with— world were fingered for having interfered with the phone of hhhw— interfered with the phone of milly dowler. _ interfered with the phone of milly dowler. do you remember? yesh— milly dowler. do you remember? hes huh.— milly dowler. do you remember? hes huh. huh— milly dowler. do you remember? hes huh. huh h— milly dowler. do you remember? yes, but. but it turned out ewenhuehhw— yes, but. but it turned out eventually they- yes, but. but it turned out eventually they might not have done — eventually they might not have done huh—

eventually they might not have done huh eh— eventually they might not have done. but at the— eventually they might not have done. but at the that was done. but at the moment that was heheh— done. but at the moment that was levied,-murdoch_ done. but at the moment that was levied, murdoch closed levied, rupert murdoch closed shown— levied, rupert murdoch closed shown-news— levied, rupert murdoch closed down - news of _ levied, rupert murdoch closed down news of the world. too down the news of the world. too hosts— down the news of the world. too howhslhnohush. — down the news of the world. too toxiclproduct. all— down the news of the world. too toxic product. all the toxic a product. all the advertisers— toxic a product. all the advertisers doing are advertisers were doing are honou— advertisers were doing are honour.ithink_ advertisers were doing are honour. think this is the same honour. i think this is the same in honour. i think this is the same h hehewhshon— honour. i think this is the same in television times. i wouldn't in television times. iwouldn't hnng— in television times. iwouldn't hnng-show— in television times. i wouldn't bring-show back- in television times. i wouldn't bring show back this bring the show back as this nonnhng. — bring the show back as this morning. what— bring the show back as this morning. bring the show back as this- morning. what about considering the you need the fact that sometimes you need a bad situation to happen a really bad situation to happen to revamp a show? maybe this is the this is the beginning of a new i certainly don't about the future of this morning. i care more about what was- “g i care more about what was going on whehhen— more about what was going on whether there— more about what was going on whether there was inappropriate hehewhoun— whether there was inappropriate behaviour-sorts- whether there was inappropriate behaviour- sorts of- behaviour those sorts of allegations— behaviour those sorts of allegations of- behaviour those sorts of allegations of cover ups. and so on. allegations of cover ups. and so wheh— allegations of cover ups. and so wheh hhhs— allegations of cover ups. and so on. what this tells— allegations of cover ups. and so on. what this tells us about the nehe.— on. what this tells us about the nehe. wheh— on. what this tells us about the media, what this— on. what this tells us about the media, what this tells us about showhhs— media, what this tells us about showbiz,icouldn't_ media, what this tells us about showbiz, couldn't care less showbiz, i couldn't care less ehouh— showbiz, i couldn't care less ehouh-oh- about the future of this nonnhng— about the future of this morning, perhaps about the future of this morning,-perhaps alone . morning, but perhaps i'm alone. but morning, but perhaps i'm alone. huh-souhhn-h— morning, but perhaps i'm alone. but-couldn't bring— morning, but perhaps i'm alone. but-couldn't bring-back. but you couldn't bring you back under morning, you, under this morning, could you, emily? could you i mean, emily? i mean, could you i mean, is this something else? yes, but the title, the actual title this morning. that come morning. then you see that come up screen. now your first up on a screen. now your first thoughts are going to oh, be, this is the schofield scandal show. it's not a different show anymore. it's just an extenuation something anymore. it's just an extenuathat's something anymore. it's just an extenuathat's happened. well, terrible that's happened. well, look, we know that look, obviously, we know that hhene—hhehi there is an investigation that needs— there is an investigation that neehslhe— there is an investigation that needs-be done— there is an investigation that needs be done here. and, you

needs to be done here. and, you know.— needs to be done here. and, you know. enh— needs to be done here. and, you know. enh hn— needs to be done here. and, you know, and i'm going to i'm going to know, and i'm going to i'm going ho shene— know, and i'm going to i'm going ho shenh by— know, and i'm going to i'm going to stand by that.— know, and i'm going to i'm going to stand by that. i— know, and i'm going to i'm going to stand by that. i don't think we're we-know- to stand by that. i don't think we're we know everything we're we don't know everything hheh-s—hhe- we're we don't know everything. that's—the moment, we're we don't know everything thatthis the moment, we're we don't know everything thatthis certainly the moment, we're we don't know everything thatthis certainly hasie moment, we're we don't know everything thatthis certainly has raised nent, but this certainly has raised gueshhons— but this certainly has raised questions, serious questions. anh— questions, serious questions. hno—ho- and this does need to be investigated— and this does need to be investigated .— and this does need to be investigated -.i- and this does need to be- investigated .-i-again, investigated. but i then again, i investigated. but i then again, h ho— investigated. but i then again, h ho-sonhw— investigated. but i then again, h ho-sonhw hon— investigated. but i then again, i do-sorry for the- investigated. but i then again, i do sorry for the people i do feel sorry for the people hheh— i do feel sorry for the people. that—tremendously that have worked tremendously hene— that have worked tremendously henh hon— that have worked tremendously henh honlhong— that have worked tremendously hard for-long on— that have worked tremendously hard for long on this show. hard for so long on this show. heeshhw— hard for so long on this show. exactly-iagree- — hard for so long on this show. exactly. agree. c9“ exactly. i agree. can we move away from morning away from the this morning drama? there are some of drama? because there are some of our viewers who couldn't care less, although would that less, although i would say that a them do, even if it's a lot of them do, even if it's secretly. s0. a lot of messages secretly. so. a lot of messages in. secretly. so. a lot of messages h. huh— secretly. so. a lot of messages h. huh heeo— secretly. so. a lot of messages in. but keep-coming.- ”hicc; a lot of messages in. but keep coming. let us in. but keep them coming. let us know.— in. but keep them coming. let us know. wheh— in. but keep them coming. let us know. wheh ho— in. but keep them coming. let us know. what do you— in. but keep them coming. let us know. what do you think? what is in. but keep them coming. let us kn(what1at do you think? what is in. but keep them coming. let us kn(what is do you think? what is in. but keep them coming. let us kn(what is the you think? what is in. but keep them coming. let us kn(what is the newthink? what is in. but keep them coming. let us kn(what is the new website �*hat is it? what is the new website egehne— it? what is the new website egehne h— it? what is the new website egehne h heeo— it? what is the new website again? i keep forgetting it. hnhw— again? i keep forgetting it. hnhw gone. — again? i keep forgetting it. emily gone. the news website is well, our email is gb views at gb news .com . so we've changed gb news .com. so we've changed it, haven't we changed it? it's even more simple. gb news .com . even more simple. gb news .com. so please do get in touch. we love reading out your views. should move on to turkey? yes should we move on to turkey? yes what's going on in turkey? erdogan has obviously now erdogan has obviously has now won election and he this won the election and he now this is now 20 year rule continue lose for him. and when i was neehng— lose for him. and when i was reading about— lose for him. and when i was reading about this,— lose for him. and when i was reading about this, i- i“ and when i was

reading about this, i know that hunhew— reading about this, i know that hunhew hsehh— reading about this, i know that turkey itself is— reading about this, i know that turkey itself is split. so this hsn-h— turkey itself is split. so this hsn-h e— turkey itself is split. so this isn't a decision— turkey itself is split. so this isn't a decision in turkey where ewehwhohw— isn't a decision in turkey where ewehwhoew sewhng— isn't a decision in turkey where everybody saying that this is wheh— everybody saying that this is wheh we— everybody saying that this is what we wanted _ everybody saying that this is what we wanted because in turkey we hewe— what we wanted because in turkey we have muslim— what we wanted because in turkey we have muslim groups that want to we have muslim groups that want ho shene— we have muslim groups that want ho shenh hhnn — we have muslim groups that want to stand firm in— we have muslim groups that want to stand firm in turkey and nehe— to stand firm in turkey and hheh— to stand firm in turkey and raise that bar— to stand firm in turkey and raise that bar and say that we are an islamic— raise that bar and say that we are an islamic country and we wenh— are an islamic country and we wenh ho— are an islamic country and we wenh ho hewe— are an islamic country and we want to have that. _ are an islamic country and we want to have that. and those are the want to have that. and those are hhe hhhngs— want to have that. and those are hhe hhhngs hheh— want to have that. and those are the things that we— want to have that. and those are the things that we want. and on the things that we want. and on hhe ohhen— the things that we want. and on the other hand,— the things that we want. and on the other hand, you've got ewehwhohw— the other hand, you've got everybody that's saying, eshuehhw— everybody that's saying, actually, we _ everybody that's saying, actually, we want to progress in actually, we want to progress in e hhhenenh— actually, we want to progress in a different way. _ actually, we want to progress in a different way. let's have a different way. so let's have a —neoweehh- a different way. so let's have a new—overall, all. new leader. but overall, all u-ve— new leader. but overall, all we been— new leader. but overall, all i've been-that- new leader. but overall, all i've been that people i've been seeing that people have— i've been seeing that peoplei have—them have been elated and they're really,— have been elated and they're reauy, really— have been elated and they're really, really happy. will have been elated and they're re : disally happy. will have been elated and they're re quite extraordinary well, this have been elated and they're re is quite extraordinary because one interpretation be that one interpretation could be that 48% of people rejected and erdogan and therefore there is a strong, strong, strong cohort of people in turkey who want a more liberal rule, perhaps western facing type democracy. yeah, but he's still got huge amounts of support . that's if everything support. that's if everything with the election was kosher . with the election was kosher. of course he's got support at home.— of course he's got support at home. but— of course he's got support at home. but he's— of course he's got support at home. but he's seen to be a mom— home. but he's seen to be a mom in— home. but he's seen to be a mom in the— home. but he's seen to be a thorn in the side— home. but he's seen to be a thorn in the side of the west, ism— thorn in the side of the west, isn-t he?— thorn in the side of the west, isn't he.7 even— thorn in the side of the west, isn't he.7 even though, thorn in the side of the west, isn't he? even though, i mean, initially— isn't he? even though, i mean, inmauy the— isn't he? even though, i mean, initially the whole was initially the whole idea was that—army- initially the whole idea was that—army that| that the massive army that turkey— that the massive army that turkey-got— that the massive army that turkey - got and - that the massive army that turkey got and as being

turkey had got and as being a part— turkey had got and as being a pan of— turkey had got and as being a pan of nato,— turkey had got and as being a part of nato, it— turkey had got and as being a part of nato, it would be a good thing.— part of nato, it would be a good thing. except— part of nato, it would be a good thing. except that— part of nato, it would be a good thing. except that actually a lot of— thing. except that actually a lot of ms— thing. except that actually a lot of his policies are anti—western . and he's they're anti—western. and he's they're stin— anti—western. and he's they're still waiting— anti—western. and he's they're still waiting on,— anti—western. and he's they're still waiting on, though, for a decision— still waiting on, though, for a decision as— still waiting on, though, for a decision as to _ still waiting on, though, for a decision as to whether they can enter— decision as to whether they can enter europe— decision as to whether they can enrer rnrene ,— decision as to whether they can enter europe , you— decision as to whether they can enter europe , you know, into the enter europe, you know, into the european— enter europe, you know, into the european partnership. and he re— european partnership. and he re re— european partnership. and he seems to be doing things that een-r— seems to be doing things that eren-r really— seems to be doing things that aren't really very— seems to be doing things that aren't really very good for the rreer— aren't really very good for the rreer en— aren't really very good for the rreer on me— aren't really very good for the west on the nato situation. he necked— west on the nato situation. he blocked sweden— west on the nato situation. he blocked sweden becoming a member of blocked sweden becoming a member or rero— blocked sweden becoming a member or were and— blocked sweden becoming a member of nato and everybody saying, wen,— of nato and everybody saying, wen, nene— of nato and everybody saying, wen, nene-rne— of nato and everybody saying, well, hang the whole idea is well, hang on, the whole idea is eeueenry— well, hang on, the whole idea is solidarity within— well, hang on, the whole idea is solidarity within i'm not solidarity within nato. i'm not rryrne— solidarity within nato. i'm not rryrne-rr— solidarity within nato. i'm not rnrng-rr nn— solidarity within nato. i'm not rnrne-rr nn- ven- solidarity within nato. i'm not trying it up. you know trying to split it up. you know ener— trying to split it up. you know nner—r— trying to split it up. you know nner—r nneen- trying to split it up. you knowi what—i mean, he's trying to split it up. you know. what—i mean, he's a what i mean? so i mean, he's a very— what i mean? so i mean, he's a very distinctive— what i mean? so i mean, he's a very distinctive politician and not very distinctive politician and nor renun— very distinctive politician and nor rerun, yen— very distinctive politician and not really, you know, to the mere— not really, you know, to the reere er— not really, you know, to the reere or e— not really, you know, to the taste of a lot— not really, you know, to the taste of a lot of— not really, you know, to the taste of a lot of what you'd eeu— taste of a lot of what you'd eeu mere— taste of a lot of what you'd call more western western eennnere— call more western western eennnere ,— call more western western countries , you— call more western western countries , you know what i mean? countries, you know what i mean? but countries, you know what i mean? nnr yes,— countries, you know what i mean? nee vesr nur— countries, you know what i mean? nee yes, nnr arse.— countries, you know what i mean? but yes, but also, you've- countries, you know what i mean? but yes, but also, you've got- countries, you know what i mean? but yes, but also, you've got to look at the fact that he wants to put his people first and his country first. and although although very close although it was a very close vote it was nearly 5050, vote and it was nearly 5050, wasn't it, we're looking at that. have this support. that. he does have this support. and going to that and i'm going to say that erdogan is that politician, that individual this individual that has this resilience that stands firm. resilience, that he stands firm. he does not give in to, let's

say, or cower or pander to the west. you want to call it the west. if you want to call it the west. if you want to call it the west. he has his beliefs and his values, and he stands firm on that. i respect that. that. and i respect that. i think it's really important for people because people to have that, because these easy to these days it's very easy to just into trap of let's just fall into the trap of let's follow everybody else actually. strong stuff. bushra but strong stuff. bushra yeah, but errone— strong stuff. bushra yeah, but strong-apply— strong stuff. bushra yeah, but strong-apply to - strong stuff. bushra yeah, but strong apply to some strong stuff apply to some nerrnerene— strong stuff apply to some politicians country politicians in this country who we politicians in this country who ne—eerneur- politicians in this country who we_actually say. we do need to actually say eenernrne— we do need to actually say something actually mean it something and actually mean it nenr— something and actually mean it nenr e — something and actually mean it ngnr e shru— something and actually mean it right ? shall we— something and actually mean it right ? 7 " right? shall we move on? this is quite depressing story from the times. mike yeah, the national crime agency. yes, it is. i'm ner— crime agency. yes, it is. i'm ner eure— crime agency. yes, it is. i'm ner n— crime agency. yes, it is. i'm not sure if it's— c" giflfg yes, it is. i'm not sure if it's depressing or not— not sure if it's depressing or non nur— not sure if it's depressing or non, nnr reare— not sure if it's depressing or not, but years ago when tony nrerr— not, but years ago when tony blair thought— not, but years ago when tony blair thought it— not, but years ago when tony blair thought it was a great reen— blair thought it was a great re re— blair thought it was a great idea to smash— blair thought it was a great idea to smash up iraq and then derre— idea to smash up iraq and then david cameron— idea to smash up iraq and then david cameron followed up by eneenrne— david cameron followed up by eneenrng nn— david cameron followed up by smashing up libya because he named— smashing up libya because he nenree re— smashing up libya because he nenree re re— smashing up libya because he wanted to be a— smashing up libya because he wanted to be a sort of war hero. nobody— wanted to be a sort of war hero. nobody er— wanted to be a sort of war hero. nobody er rne— wanted to be a sort of war hero. nobody at the time— wanted to be a sort of war hero. nobody at the time thought, wen,— nobody at the time thought, wen, r— nobody at the time thought, well, i wonder— nobody at the time thought, well, i wonder what's going to happen— well, i wonder what's going to happen-people- well, i wonder what's going to happen-people er- well, i wonder what's going to happen people of these happen to the people of these eennnere— countries when these you know, because— countries when these you know, because-countries- countries when these you know, because countries begum because both countries begum basically—were- basically historically were nine— basically historically were tribal countries and only a errone— tribal countries and only a enong nan— tribal countries and only a strong man like gaddafi or or sadden— strong man like gaddafi or or saddam hussein— strong man like gaddafi or or saddam hussein could keep a grip on n.— saddam hussein could keep a grip on n. n— saddam hussein could keep a grip on n. a nrnreur— saddam hussein could keep a grip on it. a brutally hard man. get rid on it. a brutally hard man. get ne er—

on it. a brutally hard man. get ne or me— on it. a brutally hard man. get rid of the brutally— on it. a brutally hard man. get rid of the brutally hard man all rne— rid of the brutally hard man all over the place.— rid of the brutally hard man all over the place. country split up and— over the place. country split up and new— over the place. country split up and now we're in— over the place. country split up and now we're in a— over the place. country split up and now we're in a position nnee— and now we're in a position where we've got— and now we're in a position where we've got to go there to try where we've got to go there to rn-eren— where we've got to go there to rry-eren rne — where we've got to go there to try - stop the flow - where we've got to go there to try stop the flow of two try and stop the flow of two rooeoo— try and stop the flow of two 400,000 more.— try and stop the flow of two 400,000 more. well, this is mere— that's why it's depressing. 400,000. it's— that's why it's depressing. ”do odd it's depressing in that 400,000. it's depressing in that rner-e— 400,000. it's depressing in that rner-e going— 400,000. it's depressing in that rner-e gerng re— ”do odd it's depressing in that that's going to happen. but i rnrnk— that's going to happen. but i rnrnk rr-e— that's going to happen. but i think it's quite— that's going to happen. but i think it's quite encouraging rner— think it's quite encouraging me were— think it's quite encouraging that we're actually now taking some proactive _ that we're actually now taking some proactive treatment . jrzzr some proactive treatment. do you really— some proactive treatment. do you really rnrnk— some proactive treatment. do you really think british police are going able to anything going to be able to do anything to these people from trying to stop these people from trying to stop these people from trying to to to the europe? well, to cross to to the europe? well, these people are so determined. i totally but at least i totally agree. but at least rner-re— i totally agree. but at least they've _they're . i totally agree. but at least- they've _they're going they've identified they're going to they've identified they're going re 90— they've identified they're going re re ener— they've identified they're going to go after smuggling gangs. they've identified they're going to go soar smuggling gangs. they've identified they're going to go so they'remuggling gangs. they've identified they're going to go so they're trying ng gangs. they've identified they're going to go so they're trying to gangs. they've identified they're going to go so they're trying to smash okay. so they're trying to smash up —nernern. - okay. so they're trying to smash nn—nernerk. r- okay. so they're trying to smashi up_network. i mean, up the criminal network. i mean, do up the criminal network. i mean, no you— up the criminal network. i mean, no you rernernern— up the criminal network. i mean, do you remember for years, david ceernern— cameron used to say, no, no, going— cameron used to say, no, no, gerng re— cameron used to say, no, no, we're going to keep overseas aid at we're going to keep overseas aid er-rr— we're going to keep overseas aid er-rr wee— we're going to keep overseas aid at-it was, 0.71%- we're going to keep overseas aid at-it was, 0.71% of- at whatever it was, 0.71% of nerrener— at whatever it was, 0.71% of national and— at whatever it was, 0.71% of national and the— at whatever it was, 0.71% of national and the whole idea was to national and the whole idea was re rw— national and the whole idea was re rrw ene— national and the whole idea was re rrw and keep— national and the whole idea was to try and keep people in their own countries.— to try and keep people in their own countries. now, this is much positive-— own countries. now, this is much more positive. you— own countries. now, this is much more positive. you know, a policy— more positive. you know, a policy key— more positive. you know, a policy key than— more positive. you know, a policy key than just building nereeee— policy key than just building pereeee rer— policy key than just building palaces for the— policy key than just building palaces for the leaders of these eewnnere— palaces for the leaders of these countries who— palaces for the leaders of these countries who took— palaces for the leaders of these countries who took all the money and renew— countries who took all the money and bought rolls—royce, the nonw— and bought rolls—royce, the rrenwlwnen— and bought rolls—royce, the irony when countries get irony is when countries get a unre— irony is when countries get a wee nn— irony is when countries get a little bit more— irony is when countries get a little bit more wealthy. “43?" little bit more wealthy. yeah, rnew— little bit more wealthy. yeah, rnew nerwnuw— little bit more wealthy. yeah, they actually makes people more mobile . so people can make that

mobile. so people can make that journey . it does actually. journey. it does actually. i think aid might actually, you know, help . we can't we can't know, help. we can't we can't re— know, help. we can't we can't re nw— know, help. we can't we can't seem to fix our— know, help. we can't we can't seem to fix our met- we can't we can't seem to fix our met offices in we— seem to fix our met offices in we eewnrw— seem to fix our met offices in we eewnrw .— seem to fix our met offices in this country . and— seem to fix our met offices in this country . and we are a very this country. and we are a very eerenrrenee— this country. and we are a very established economy and we can't reeve— established economy and we can't reerw rner— established economy and we can't resolve that to— established economy and we can't resolve that to here— established economy and we can't resolve that to here think that were— resolve that to here think that were going— resolve that to here think that were gone re— resolve that to here think that that's going to widen out and eerneewn— that's going to widen out and eerneewn nw— that's going to widen out and somehow fix everybody else's and all somehow fix everybody else's and an rneee— somehow fix everybody else's and all these smugglers, it's not going— all these smugglers, it's not gone re— all these smugglers, it's not going to happen. and the other part— going to happen. and the other new er— going to happen. and the other pen of ne— going to happen. and the other part of me really— going to happen. and the other part of me really believes that. why— part of me really believes that. wnwlrr— part of me really believes that. wnwlrr rner— part of me really believes that. wnwlrr rner we— part of me really believes that. why it that we find ourselves why is it that we find ourselves going— why is it that we find ourselves gene we— why is it that we find ourselves going into-country- why is it that we find ourselves going into country is going into these country is because— going into these country is neeeweele— going into these country is because a political agenda because of a political agenda ene— because of a political agenda and destroying— because of a political agenda and destroying things that and destroying the things that new— and destroying the things that new newe— and destroying the things that they have-those— and destroying the things that they have those country, they have in those country, reewne— they have in those country, leaving them _ they have in those country, leaving them to- they have in those country, leaving them to then deal with it leaving them to then deal with n nw— leaving them to then deal with it by themselves— leaving them to then deal with it by themselves and then this is it by themselves and then this re-neeween. — it by themselves and then this is-backlash. _whatl it by themselves and then this is backlash. what we is the backlash. this is what we face— is the backlash. this is what we face afterwards. _ is the backlash. this is what we face afterwards. eg ”cc; is the backlash. this is what we face afterwards. eg ”cc: face afterwards. i agree with that. face afterwards. i agree with rnnr. wen,— face afterwards. i agree with that. well, we— face afterwards. i agree with that. well, we have- face afterwards. eg ”cc: well, we have take it that. well, we have to take it on that. well, we have to take it eneeeel— that. well, we have to take it eneeeel nw— that. well, we have to take it onlcase by case— well, we have to take it on case by case basis. yes. on a case by case basis. yes. ween.— on a case by case basis. yes. ween. nur— on a case by case basis. yes. ween, nwr wen-n— on a case by case basis. yes. yeah, but you'd be— on a case by case basis. yes. yeah, but you'd be happy with not but then coming not for 100,000, but then coming to country. um, not for 100,000, but then coming to country . um, would not for 100,000, but then coming to country. um, would i be to this country. um, would i be happy?— to this country. um, would i be happy? se— to this country. um, would i be happy? 50 implying— erin. um, would i be happy? so implying that rt.rir. um, would i be happy? so implying that we sort of happy? so implying that we sort or were— happy? so implying that we sort er rngger nne— happy? so implying that we sort of trigger the problems at this .lnenewe.— of trigger the problems at this ,ibelieve, again,— of trigger the problems at this , believe, again, when it , i believe, again, when it comes migration, you're going comes to migration, you're going to comes to migration, you're going re-rne— comes to migration, you're going to-the individuals- comes to migration, you're going to the individuals that to have the individuals that rare— to have the individuals that rake—er- to have the individuals that take—of that- to have the individuals that. take _of that always, take advantage of that always, end— take advantage of that always, ene—newe- take advantage of that always,| and—have cases and you're going to have cases wnere— and you're going to have cases ween-ere re— and you're going to have cases ween-ere re a- and you're going to have cases where-are is a real- and you're going to have cases where are is a real and where people are is a real and ne— where people are is a real and we r— where people are is a real and we a ran— where people are is a real and we a ran enee— where people are is a real and

it's a fair case. you— where people are is a real and it's a fair case. you want to nur— it's a fair case. you want to come. but 400,000 is a lot. and if come. but 400,000 is a lot. and n were— come. but 400,000 is a lot. and n were we— come. but 400,000 is a lot. and if that's the estimation is too nwen—re- if that's the estimation is too nwen—re ee- much and we have to do eenernrne.— much and we have to do something. but if a much and we have to do something. but if-a of something. but if rac a lot of rneee— something. but if rac a lot of rneee wenn— something. but if rac a lot of these north african countries are-colonies- these north african countries are-colonies of- these north african countries are colonies of farage of are former colonies of farage of beginn— are former colonies of farage of belgium, countries, belgium, of other countries, eenerrneer— belgium, of other countries, sometimes-are- belgium, of other countries, sometimes are problems sometimes these are problems rner— sometimes these are problems rner w-wee— sometimes these are problems that we've created ourselves . that we've created ourselves. ane— that we've created ourselves. ann-ener— that we've created ourselves. and _just think- that we've created ourselves. and just think that, oh, and then we just think that, oh, you and then we just think that, oh, wen-rnew-re — and then we just think that, oh, wen-rnew-re-eernel and then we just think that, oh, you they're going to you know, they're just going to fix—ene- you know, they're just going to nix—ene wn- fix it. but then we end up newne— fix it. but then we end up newne re— fix it. but then we end up newne tolin- fix it. but then we end up having to in there and having to go in there and provide— having to go in there and provide resources to, provide our resources to, i rnrnn— provide our resources to, i rnrnk e— provide our resources to, i rnrnk e rer— provide our resources to, i think a lot of— provide our resources to, i think a lot of the time when we go rnre— think a lot of the time when we go we erner— think a lot of the time when we go into other countries, it is rer— go into other countries, it is for eoee— go into other countries, it is for good reason. �*vw�* go into other countries, it is for good reason. c for good reason. whether it turns out to actually make matters or or up matters worse or not, or open up more and such more room for terrorism and such things. i mean, the reason we have to go into libya, i, i spent a lot of time in libya because i was there when the americans bombed it. you know, it was a newsworthy— americans bombed it. you know, it was a newsworthy place- ' . you know, it was a newsworthy place to be. and— it was a newsworthy place to be. and eerweuw— it was a newsworthy place to be. and actually, it— it was a newsworthy place to be. and actually, it was— it was a newsworthy place to be. and actually, it was very well eewnrrw — and actually, it was very well eewnrrw n— and actually, it was very well run country. it was a dictatorship. - run country. it was a dictatorship. it was very well renew— dictatorship. it was very well run. today, it's— dictatorship. it was very well run. today, it's not very well rr-e— run. today, it's not very well we r— run. today, it's not very well run. it's a gangster state, you knew.— run. it's a gangster state, you know were— run. it's a gangster state, you know, that's what— run. it's a gangster state, you know, that's what we did. we rwrnee— know, that's what we did. we rwrnee n— know, that's what we did. we turned it into— know, that's what we did. we turned it into that. perhaps we need— turned it into that. perhaps we need exporting need to give up on exporting liberal democracy. yes, this is a for a bank a big question for a bank houday a big question for a bank holiday should we keep holiday monday. should we keep on exporting dumas. meanwhile, what on on exporting dumas. meanwhile,

wner—en wew- what are you having on your nerneewee— what are you having on your barbecue?-it's- what are you having on your barbecue? it's like, oh, barbecue? i mean, it's like, oh, we ger— barbecue? i mean, it's like, oh, we eer r—r— barbecue? i mean, it's like, oh, we gen r—r ewen— barbecue? i mean, it's like, oh, we got 1—1 quick story to go, nur— we got 1—1 quick story to go, nwr rere— we got 1—1 quick story to go, nwr were 90— we got 1—1 quick story to go, but let's go to— we got 1—1 quick story to go, but let's go to yours, the guardian— but let's go to yours, the guardian police in london no longer— guardian police in london no longer attend— guardian police in london no longer attend emergency calls rereree— longer attend emergency calls rereree re— longer attend emergency calls related to mental health increme— related to mental health incidents-this. related to mental health incidents. this one incidents. what's this one enewre— incidents. what's this one about? ifind_ incidents. what's this one about? find this really about? i find this really bizarre— about? i find this really bizarre because what they're saying — bizarre because what they're saving—police- bizarre because what they're saying _ police is. saying is the met police is going— saying is the met police is gone re— saying is the met police is gone re ewn— saying is the met police is going to stop going to mental neenn— going to stop going to mental neenn eeu— going to stop going to mental health call outs. _ going to stop going to mental health call outs. : health call outs. but why would you that? because it's if you do that? because if it's if it's something that if it's serious , that's what the serious, that's what the police's and mental police's job is. and mental health often is linked to physical violence, crimes, things like that. so it's not like, you know, when we look at an isolated, isolated situation with the mental health, it's not about hospitalisation. often these individuals that are these are individuals that are acting criminal activity . i acting out criminal activity. i think this is bizarre. i think the issue here is not that the police get involved at the start of incident, but then of the incident, but then sometimes that person sometimes stick with that person for 8 or 10 hours at a hospital whilst the person is waiting for a consultation and that part of the police work has got to be handed over to somebody else because during that time they could investigated 3 or could have investigated 3 or 4 burglaries. you what i mean?

burglaries. you see what i mean? but burglaries. you see what i mean? nwr rnew-re— burglaries. you see what i mean? but they're actually— g you see what i mean? but they're actually minding eeneneew— but they're actually minding eennenrer— but they're actually minding sonmental health problems. for mental health problems. so wen— for mental health problems. so rnen wnon— for mental health problems. so then who's supposed— for mental health problems. so then who's supposed to- for mental health problems. so then who's supposed to deal with these this is the these people? well, this is the penn— these people? well, this is the porn. new-we— these people? well, this is the point. you've got— 7 well, this is the point. you've got rebuild the point. you've got to rebuild the ween.— point. you've got to rebuild the ewerenlwns. — point. you've got to rebuild the ewerenlwns. r— point- you've got to rebuild the system, nhs. .. system, the nhs. i mean, goodness— system, the nhs. i mean, goodness me, accident and emergency carnage emergency is already carnage most evenings. but it's the mental care system mental health care system and the that needs the caring system that needs looking at. but mean, looking at. but i mean, ebwiewetw— looking at. but i mean, obviously,-know,. looking at. but i mean, obviously,-know, an obviously, you know, we had an example— obviously, you know, we had an example recently— obviously, you know, we had an example recently where somebody was example recently where somebody wee-newer— example recently where somebody was-mental health- example recently where somebody was mental health issue was having a mental health issue in we— was having a mental health issue in rne-er— was having a mental health issue in the _of-street.- in the middle of the street. they— in the middle of the street. they wee— in the middle of the street. they e— in the middle of the street. they were a danger to themselves.- they were a danger to themselves. were they were a danger to themselves-were danger themselves. they were a danger to themselves. they were a danger re—wne— themselves. they were a danger re—wne-wewl to other people. who are you going— to other people. who are you gone re— to other people. who are you gone re eeue— to other people. who are you going to call? you have to call ewen— going to call? you have to call seen me— going to call? you have to call ewrew rne-r— going to call? you have to call surely the-i mean,- surely the police. i mean, i wewren-r— surely the police. i mean, i wouldn't even— surely the police. i mean, i wouldn't even know what to wouldn't even know what else to we. — wouldn't even know what else to we. -r— wouldn't even know what else to we. -r nneen— wouldn't even know what else to do. _i mean, dawn,- wouldn't even know what else to do. _i mean, dawn, youi do. i agree. i mean, dawn, you must remember when we were in fleet street 20 years ago, this thing community was thing care in the community was introduced. that basically introduced. what that basically meant a closed all the meant was a closed down. all the buildings the buildings and all the organisations to look buildings and all the orgarpeople; to look buildings and all the orgarpeople mental to look buildings and all the orgarpeople mental health ook buildings and all the orgarpeople mental health and after people mental health and said put them out in the said no, put them out in the street. it's better for them to get back into society. the whole thing smashed to thing was just smashed to pieces. there's people pieces. and then there's people who to come down who say we need to come down hard you know, hard and you know, section people, that's interesting. i recently, recently had recently, quite recently had a neee— recently, quite recently had a eeeernrr-ne- recently, quite recently had a close _mine that- recently, quite recently had a close mine that went

close friend of mine that went rnrewen— close friend of mine that went through-mental- close friend of mine that went through mental health through some mental health and the through some mental health and rne—ne— through some mental health and the—be called.- through some mental health and the—be called. but| the police had to be called. but we— the police had to be called. but rnew—wrrn- the police had to be called. but rnew—wrrn ner- the police had to be called. but they—with her at. they did not stay with her at we— they did not stay with her at rne neenrrer. — they did not stay with her at the hospital. they they what the hospital. they they did what new— the hospital. they they did what new needed— the hospital. they they did what they needed i do _ the hospital. they they did what they needed do and then made they needed to do and then made ewe-fanny— they needed to do and then made sure _family knew. - they needed to do and then made sure family knew. and sure that the family knew. and rnen— sure that the family knew. and then—member- sure that the family knew. and then member then then the family member then erreneee— then the family member then attended-but- then the family member then attended but but they attended that. but but they ewn-r— attended that. but but they ewn-r erew— attended that. but but they didn't stay with her. i've never een— orn- didn't stay with her. i've never een— ore rnewl seen that happen. did they renew— seen that happen. did they follow with a criminal follow through with a criminal investigation person? investigation into the person? that's they that's the whole point. they can't them. you see, can't leave them. you see, at the hospital, there's still the hospital, if there's still a question mark, if they're a danger to if you have a mental health individual who is a danger public outside, danger to the public outside, surely be surely the police should be staying yes, staying with them? well, yes, but for 8 or 10 it's but for 8 or 10 hours it's a waste of police resources, isn't it? there should be another department country department in this country that's responsibility that's given the responsibility to that. unfortunately, to do that. unfortunately, we newe— to do that. unfortunately, we nave-n— to do that. unfortunately, we have-it there. - to do that. unfortunately, we have _it there. thank| have to leave it there. thank you— have to leave it there. thank you-we'll— have to leave it there. thank you-we'll-mike. have to leave it there. thank- you-we'll-mike kyrees you both. we'll have mike kyrees wren— you both. we'll have mike kyrees nrren rer— you both. we'll have mike kyrees pitch for prime— you both. we'll have mike kyrees pitch for prime minister. “ring: pitch for prime minister. yes. yes none— pitch for prime minister. yes. yes nene rer— pitch for prime minister. yes. yes hope for me,— pitch for prime minister. “ring: “ring: hope for me, bushra sheikh yes hope for me, bushra sheikh as yes hope for me, bushra sheikh re wen.— yes hope for me, bushra sheikh re wen-in— yes hope for me, bushra sheikh as well,-in the— yes hope for me, bushra sheikh as well,-in the next- “ring: hope for me, bushra sheikh as well, in the next few as well, right in the next few moments, hearing moments, we'll be hearing more aneur— moments, we'll be hearing more about government's food moments, we'll be hearing more aboutcap government's food moments, we'll be hearing more aboutcap and ernment's food moments, we'll be hearing more aboutcap and whatent's food moments, we'll be hearing more aboutcap and what itt's food moments, we'll be hearing more aboutcap and what it couldd moments, we'll be hearing more aboutcap and what it could mean price cap and what it could mean for we— price cap and what it could mean for we newne— price cap and what it could mean for the pound in— price cap and what it could mean for the pound in your pocket. were—wer- for the pound in your pocket. more—that in- for the pound in your pocket. more _that in thei for the pound in your pocket. - more _that in the next more to come on that in the next new. — more to come on that in the next new. were— more to come on that in the next new. were en—

channel it is 11 am. on monday. the 29th may. this is to the 29th of may. this is to the point news with dawn point on gb news with dawn neesom and me, emily carver this morning, host phillip schofield hits back today. he says his critics bear a grudge. there is no toxicity and the show is a family . is he protesting too family. is he protesting too much? dawn yes , actually the much? dawn yes, actually the short answer. meanwhile , a food short answer. meanwhile, a food nnee— short answer. meanwhile, a food pnee een— short answer. meanwhile, a food pnee can re— short answer. meanwhile, a food price cap is reportedly- meanwhile, a food price cap is reportedly on the

rente— price cap is reportedly on the were er— price cap is reportedly on the table at downing street, but rererrere— table at downing street, but retailers insist— table at downing street, but retailers insist it— table at downing street, but retailers insist it won't solve rne— retailers insist it won't solve rne problem-— retailers insist it won't solve the problem. but what do you rnrnke— the problem. but what do you rnrnne eer— the problem. but what do you think? get in— the problem. but what do you think? get in touch at gb views. gb think? get in touch at gb views. en wewe— think? get in touch at gb views. en new — think? get in touch at gb views. en new . — think? get in touch at gb views. gb news .com . and- think? get in touch at gb views. gb news .com . r: gb news .com. and this makes me a bit jealous. gb news will be on the beach to sample the mood and some ice cream on a sunny bank holiday. all of that to come on to the point . at and as come on to the point. at and as always, please do let us know your thoughts throughout the show. email us at gb views at news.com. but first, before all of that, let's get the latest news headlines with aaron armstrong . news headlines with aaron armstrong. good news headlines with aaron armstrong . good morning to you. armstrong. good morning to you. it's armstrong. good morning to you. we r— armstrong. good morning to you. we a nine— armstrong. good morning to you. it's a minute past— armstrong. good morning to you. it's a minute past 11.— 'g good morning to you. it's a minute past 11. i'm aaron arnerrene— it's a minute past 11. i'm aaron arnerreng rn— it's a minute past 11. i'm aaron armstrong in the— it's a minute past 11. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. itv's in armstrong in the newsroom. itv's rn enne— armstrong in the newsroom. itv's in crisis talks— armstrong in the newsroom. itv's in crisis talks following the scanner— in crisis talks following the scandal surrounding philips schofield's— scandal surrounding philips schofield's affair with a younger— schofield's affair with a younger male colleague . that is younger male colleague. that is recording— younger male colleague. that is recording-en— younger male colleague. that is according gb news sources. according to gb news sources. we— according to gb news sources. we unner— according to gb news sources. it's under stood— according to gb news sources. it's under stood it— according to gb news sources. it's under stood it could cost me— it's under stood it could cost the broadcaster— it's under stood it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds— the broadcaster tens of millions

er pounds in— the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost— the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue with— of pounds in lost advertising revenue with executives bracing rneneewee— revenue with executives bracing rneneewee rer— revenue with executives bracing themselves for a _ revenue with executives bracing themselves for a dramatic drop in rnerr— themselves for a dramatic drop in their share— themselves for a dramatic drop in their share price . philip in their share price. philip senenere— in their share price. philip schofield hit— in their share price. philip schofield hit back at claims of renew— schofield hit back at claims of renew er— schofield hit back at claims of toxicity at this— schofield hit back at claims of toxicity at this morning. in a ererenenr— toxicity at this morning. in a ererenenr .— toxicity at this morning. in a statement , it— toxicity at this morning. in a statement , it was toxicity at this morning. in a statement, it was released less rnen— statement, it was released less rnen nan— statement, it was released less rnen nan en— statement, it was released less than half an hour— statement, it was released less than half an hour before the snow— than half an hour before the snow wenr— than half an hour before the show went to— than half an hour before the show went to air— than half an hour before the show went to air this morning, he show went to air this morning, ne erre— show went to air this morning, ne ene rr-e— show went to air this morning, he said it's the— show went to air this morning, he said it's the same handful of neopre— he said it's the same handful of people wrrn— he said it's the same handful of people wrrn e— he said it's the same handful of people with a grudge against me or we— people with a grudge against me or we now— people with a grudge against me or the show who— people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to have the render— or the show who seem to have the render weree— or the show who seem to have the loudest voice as— or the show who seem to have the loudest voice as police from the warrener— loudest voice as police from the national crime— loudest voice as police from the national crime agency will help we — national crime agency will help reewe eeeere— national crime agency will help tackle people smuggling. gangs eeererrng— tackle people smuggling. gangs eeerenng rn— tackle people smuggling. gangs operating in north africa. the nnee— operating in north africa. the rrnee re— operating in north africa. the times is reporting that officers wru— times is reporting that officers wru wew— times is reporting that officers will work with— times is reporting that officers will work with authorities in wnrere— will work with authorities in wnrere ene— will work with authorities in tunisia and algeria to prevent an exeeeree— tunisia and algeria to prevent an expected surge of migrants nearing— an expected surge of migrants neeerne rer— an expected surge of migrants heading for europe. this summer. the heading for europe. this summer. rne warren— heading for europe. this summer. the italian government predicts up the italian government predicts we re— the italian government predicts we re .oo,ooo_ the italian government predicts up to 400,000 people will errennr— up to 400,000 people will errener re— up to 400,000 people will attempt to cross- up to 400,000 people will attempt to cross the mediterranean into italy. that's rewr— mediterranean into italy. that's new nnee— mediterranean into italy. that's new rrnee ee— mediterranean into italy. that's four times as many as last year. rerner— four times as many as last year. former conservative— four times as many as last year. former conservative adviser crane— former conservative adviser claire pearsall— former conservative adviser claire pearsall says this is the nine— claire pearsall says this is the nine eewree— claire pearsall says this is the right course of— claire pearsall says this is the right course of action. ri; right course of action. he's eenpreeew— right course of action. he's completely correct that we start looking at where people are coming from, where the conflict zones are, and working with

those countries to ensure that they don't come through to mainland europe and make their way across and then into the channel. and it takes an international community to stop these things , which what these things, which is now what we're starting to see. at least four we're starting to see. at least rewr eeeere— we're starting to see. at least four people have— we're starting to see. at least four people have died- g at least four people have died after a neee— four people have died after a were carrying— four people have died after a boat carrying more than 20 eeeeenereg— boat carrying more than 20 passengers, including tourists, senn— passengers, including tourists, sank in— passengers, including tourists, sank in northern— passengers, including tourists, sank in northern italy . those on sank in northern italy. those on neare— sank in northern italy. those on neere wee— sank in northern italy. those on board were celebrating a winery— board were celebrating a birthday when the boat capsized and birthday when the boat capsized ene senn— birthday when the boat capsized and sank during— birthday when the boat capsized and sank during a— birthday when the boat capsized and sank during a violent storm on and sank during a violent storm en rene— and sank during a violent storm on lake maggiore— and sank during a violent storm on lake maggiore .— and sank during a violent storm on lake maggiore . 19 survivors on lake maggiore. 19 survivors neneeee— on lake maggiore. 19 survivors neneeee re— on lake maggiore. 19 survivors managed to swim— on lake maggiore. 19 survivors managed to swim to shore and new— managed to swim to shore and new ewereee— managed to swim to shore and they avoided serious injury . the they avoided serious injury. the wer— they avoided serious injury. the re newee— they avoided serious injury. the met police will— they avoided serious injury. the met police will no— they avoided serious injury. the met police will no longer attend emergency— met police will no longer attend emergency calls— met police will no longer attend emergency calls if— met police will no longer attend emergency calls if they're unnee— emergency calls if they're unwed re — emergency calls if they're linked to mental health incidents.— linked to mental health incidents. that is from seerenner— incidents. that is from september ,- incidents. that is from september , unless there's an september, unless there's an rnneerere— september, unless there's an immediate threat to life , it is immediate threat to life, it is to immediate threat to life, it is re give— immediate threat to life, it is re give pence— immediate threat to life, it is to give police more time to recre— to give police more time to reewe en— to give police more time to focus on solving- to give police more time to focus on solving and preventing enne— focus on solving and preventing . e ner— focus on solving and preventing crime , a met police spokesperson crime, a met police spokesperson rere— crime, a met police spokesperson rere ene— crime, a met police spokesperson told the guardian— crime, a met police spokesperson told the guardian the force is failing— told the guardian the force is failing londoners twice by sending— failing londoners twice by sending officers rather than neereer— sending officers rather than medical professionals , for medical professionals, for newer— medical professionals, for mental health— medical professionals, for mental health incidents and by prevenrrne— mental health incidents and by preventing police— mental health incidents and by preventing police from

fulfilling _ preventing police from fulfilling their core roles . the fulfilling their core roles. the lib fulfilling their core roles. the we dene— fulfilling their core roles. the lib dems are— fulfilling their core roles. the lib dems are claiming investigations into around 80 reeeenee— investigations into around 80 rennenee e— investigations into around 80 robberies a day— investigations into around 80 robberies a day were closed last weer— robberies a day were closed last weer wrrnewr— robberies a day were closed last weer wrrnewr e— robberies a day were closed last year without a suspect being rewired.— year without a suspect being identified, and— year without a suspect being identified, and the party says it commissioned— identified, and the party says it commissioned research that news— it commissioned research that enewe eo— it commissioned research that enewe so eeo— it commissioned research that shows 30 000 muggings went wneewee— shows 30 000 muggings went wneewee n.— shows 30 000 muggings went unsolved in 2022.— shows 30 000 muggings went unsolved in 2022. across england and unsolved in 2022. across england ene weree— unsolved in 2022. across england ene weree .— unsolved in 2022. across england ene weree. rr-e— unsolved in 2022. across england and wales . it's accused unsolved in 2022. across england and wales. it's accused home seererew— and wales. it's accused home secretary suella— and wales. it's accused home secretary suella braverman of neeenrng— secretary suella braverman of becoming embroiled in endless eeeneere— becoming embroiled in endless scandals while— becoming embroiled in endless scandals while violent criminals are scandals while violent criminals being— scandals while violent criminals nerne rer— scandals while violent criminals are being let off— scandals while violent criminals are being let off the hook . are being let off the hook. weenwnrre— are being let off the hook. meanwhile all— are being let off the hook. meanwhile all witnesses to major ewen— meanwhile all witnesses to major ewen ee— meanwhile all witnesses to major crimes such as the— meanwhile all witnesses to major crimes such as the manchester aene— crimes such as the manchester arene renting— crimes such as the manchester arena bombing will be offered eewneerune. — arena bombing will be offered counselling. restorative justice and counselling. restorative justice ene edweeeew— counselling. restorative justice and advocacy. the services are pari— and advocacy. the services are new er— and advocacy. the services are new er e— and advocacy. the services are part of a £600,000 expansion of ewrenr— part of a £600,000 expansion of current homicide— part of a £600,000 expansion of current homicide services that are current homicide services that efferen— current homicide services that are offered to— current homicide services that are offered to bereaved families . anwene— are offered to bereaved families . anwene wne— are offered to bereaved families . anyone who directly witnesses a . anyone who directly witnesses e rnrete— . anyone who directly witnesses erneter enne— . anyone who directly witnesses a major crime and— . anyone who directly witnesses a major crime and any young peren— a major crime and any young person or child— a major crime and any young person or child who knows the werrn — person or child who knows the werrn een— person or child who knows the victim can be— person or child who knows the victim can be referred for reeeere— victim can be referred for reeeere er— victim can be referred for leaders of congratulated. rreereenr— leaders of congratulated. president erdogan after his

werew— president erdogan after his werew tn— president erdogan after his victory in turkey's election weer— victory in turkey's election we went.— victory in turkey's election last night. rishi sunak says the uk wru— last night. rishi sunak says the uk wru reek— last night. rishi sunak says the uk will look forward to growing neee— uk will look forward to growing rreee wrrn— uk will look forward to growing trade with turkey— uk will look forward to growing trade with turkey and tackling eeewnw— trade with turkey and tackling security threats. _ trade with turkey and tackling security threats. joe biden says rnew-u— security threats. joe biden says they'll continue _ security threats. joe biden says they'll continue to— security threats. joe biden says they'll continue to work regerner— they'll continue to work together on _ they'll continue to work together on shared global eneueneee— together on shared global challenges as— together on shared global challenges as nato allies. the reeeere— challenges as nato allies. the reeeere er— challenges as nato allies. the leaders of ukraine and russia were also quick— leaders of ukraine and russia were also quick to congratulate rreeeen— were also quick to congratulate rreeeen en— were also quick to congratulate rreegen en nn— were also quick to congratulate erdogan on his re—election for enerner— erdogan on his re—election for enerner twe— erdogan on his re—election for another five years. uk grain has been— another five years. uk grain has been nn— another five years. uk grain has been nrr wrrn— another five years. uk grain has been hit with a— another five years. uk grain has been hit with a fresh wave of nneeren— been hit with a fresh wave of nneeren err— been hit with a fresh wave of russian air missile strikes this nernrng. — russian air missile strikes this morning. authorities say the men— morning. authorities say the renter— morning. authorities say the main target was— morning. authorities say the main target was the centre of we— main target was the centre of we center.— main target was the centre of the capital, kyiv,— main target was the centre of the capital, kyiv, with residents— the capital, kyiv, with residents urged to take shelter ene— residents urged to take shelter end we— residents urged to take shelter ene rnew wee— residents urged to take shelter and they were warned about falling— and they were warned about falling debris.— and they were warned about falling debris. most of the nreerree— falling debris. most of the missiles were— falling debris. most of the missiles were shot down by unrerne-e— missiles were shot down by ukraine's air— missiles were shot down by ukraine's air defences and it renewe— ukraine's air defences and it renews e— ukraine's air defences and it follows a wave— ukraine's air defences and it follows a wave of drone strikes on follows a wave of drone strikes en senne.— follows a wave of drone strikes en sunday- we— follows a wave of drone strikes on sunday. the biggest attack on the on sunday. the biggest attack on we eenrrer— on sunday. the biggest attack on the capital since— on sunday. the biggest attack on the capital since the beginning of the capital since the beginning er rne— the capital since the beginning of the invasion— the capital since the beginning of the invasion on— the capital since the beginning of the invasion on ukraine's rnereeree— of the invasion on ukraine's indicated over— of the invasion on ukraine's indicated over the weekend they are indicated over the weekend they ereee re— indicated over the weekend they are close to launching the much ewerree— are close to launching the much awaited counter—offensive and rneeeee— awaited counter—offensive and iridessa fish _ awaited counter—offensive and iridessa fish with— awaited counter—offensive and iridessa fish with sharp fangs are among species of creatures ereeeweree— are among species of creatures ereeeweree re—

are among species of creatures discovered to thousand metres unner— discovered to thousand metres under me— discovered to thousand metres under the sea— discovered to thousand metres under the sea .— discovered to thousand metres under the sea . scientists from under the sea. scientists from we— under the sea. scientists from we nerwrer— under the sea. scientists from the natural history museum took eennree— the natural history museum took eeneree fren— the natural history museum took samples from the— the natural history museum took samples from the water around the samples from the water around we rerenee— samples from the water around the islands of— samples from the water around the islands of saint helena and aeeeneren— the islands of saint helena and aeeeneren n.— the islands of saint helena and ascension in. one— the islands of saint helena and ascension in. one of the findings— ascension in. one of the findings was— ascension in. one of the findings was a- ascension in. one of the findings was a sloane's viper fren— findings was a sloane's viper nen rner-e— findings was a sloane's viper fish that's believed to have the biggest— fish that's believed to have the biggest reern— fish that's believed to have the biggest tooth to— fish that's believed to have the biggest tooth to head ratio of any— biggest tooth to head ratio of en enrner. — biggest tooth to head ratio of any animal. some specimen bones cente— any animal. some specimen bones eewre ee— any animal. some specimen bones could be completely— any animal. some specimen bones could be completely new discoveries— could be completely new discoveries ,— could be completely new discoveries , however, but discoveries, however, but runner— discoveries, however, but further analysis will have to be aene— further analysis will have to be eene nerere — further analysis will have to be done before that— further analysis will have to be done before that is verified . done before that is verified. eer— done before that is verified. eer rnre— done before that is verified. eer we re— done before that is verified. got this is gb— done before that is verified. got this is gb news more as it neeeene.— got this is gb news more as it neeeene. wew— got this is gb news more as it happens. now back to dawn and. emily iwei emily. iwe are emily we are back with some breaking news this morning. phillip schofield hit back schofield has hit back at his critics. on critics. in a statement on instagram where else he wrote, now i no longer work on. this morning, he tagged them. i am free to say this . i hope you free to say this. i hope you have noticed that it's the same handful people with a grudge

handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to voice. this to have the loudest voice. this morning show to work morning is the best show to work on with the best people in all the years i worked there, there was no toxicity. see, you can listen those persistently listen to those persistently loud like. but loud voices if you like. but thousand the of guests over the years, staff and years, thousands of staff and crew, and crew, hundreds of presenters and contributors, it is a contributors, all know it is a family wonderful, talented, family of wonderful, talented, kind, hard working people. right. that after dr. right. and that comes after dr. ranj— right. and that comes after dr. ranj srngn— right. and that comes after dr. ranj srngn ner— right. and that comes after dr. ranj singh, not someone included in wet— ranj singh, not someone included in we rneeeeee— ranj singh, not someone included in that message from philip as rereee— in that message from philip as rereee re— in that message from philip as rereee n e— in that message from philip as farage is a long— in that message from philip as farage is a long time contributor- farage is a long time contributor to the show. he erernee— contributor to the show. he erernee ne— contributor to the show. he claimed he raised concerns about the claimed he raised concerns about rne rene— claimed he raised concerns about the toxic culture— claimed he raised concerns about the toxic culture of— claimed he raised concerns about the toxic culture of this nernrne— the toxic culture of this morning and- the toxic culture of this morning and then lost his job. is morning and then lost his job. re ne— morning and then lost his job. re re ene— morning and then lost his job. re re er— morning and then lost his job. is he one of those— morning and then lost his job. is he one of those tv- morning and then lost his job. is he one of those tv doctors? yes yes, there he is. yes, he is. there he is in on the show for a long, long time. wow. so he wasn't for a long, long time. wow. so ne wee-nr neeew— rirrg rirrg . wow. so he wasn't happy, apparently. nee— he wasn't happy, apparently. ne-e telling— he wasn't happy, apparently. he's telling us— he wasn't happy, apparently. he's telling us now- he wasn't happy, apparently. he's telling us now in- he wasn't happy, apparently. he's telling us now in response to that statement, an itv spokesperson said the channel was committed to providing was fully committed to providing every for anyone every opportunity for anyone who works them raise any works with them to raise any concern or comments they may have is what have. kyiv, which is what rnew-re— have. kyiv, which is what were doing— kyiv, which is what they're doing now, kind of, renn— they're doing now, kind of, isn't-they're— they're doing now, kind of, isn't they're raising their isn't it? they're raising their

concerns. happen to isn't it? they're raising their- concerns.-happen to be concerns. they just happen to be on concerns. they just happen to be en-rrenr— concerns. they just happen to be en-rrenr neeee— concerns. they just happen to be on .front pages .the- on the front pages of the neweeeeer— on the front pages of the newspaper as— on the front pages of the newspaper as well. “ring: newspaper as well. yes. so joining— newspaper as well. yes. so joining now is the showbiz joining us now is the showbiz journalist twomey. good journalist rebecca twomey. good morning, rebecca. i'd like to get your . good morning . i know get your. good morning. i know it won't end and i don't suppose it won't end and i don't suppose it will for a long time. it's still on a lot of the tabloid front covers anyway. say this statement on instagram. phillip schofield has put out. what do you make of it? your reaction? well, i mean, this is very much comes down to— well, i mean, this is very much comes down to perspectives. ' r: comes down to perspectives. and i'm comes down to perspectives. and r-nn eeewnrng— comes down to perspectives. and r-nn eeewnrng fren— comes down to perspectives. and i'm assuming from phillip schofield perspective is that there was nothing wrong. he didn't do anything g g he didn't do anything wrong r: : he didn't do anything wrong and nee— didn't do anything wrong and we eer— didn't do anything wrong and we get rere— didn't do anything wrong and he's got lots supporters. but he's got lots of supporters. but eeuw— he's got lots of supporters. but reeuw tre— he's got lots of supporters. but really it's interesting that nee— really it's interesting that he's-peddling- he's sort of peddling this nerrenwe— he's sort of peddling this narrative right- he's sort of peddling this narrative right because narrative right now because rnere-e— narrative right now because there's-voices- narrative right now because there's voices coming there's lots of voices coming in. ann— there's lots of voices coming in. and we— there's lots of voices coming in. and the thing— there's lots of voices coming in. and the thing is, journalists- in. and the thing is, journalists have known about we— journalists have known about rnre—rrnel this for a very long time. rnere-e— this for a very long time. there's been— this for a very long time. there's been a- this for a very long time. there's been a lot of rumours, a lot there's been a lot of rumours, a er er— there's been a lot of rumours, a lot of speculation— there's been a lot of rumours, a lot of speculation and a lot of sources coming— lot of speculation and a lot of sources coming forward. they've not sources coming forward. they've net—re- not necessarily been able to repen— not necessarily been able to renew-n.— not necessarily been able to renenlrr. ane— not necessarily been able to report it. and until it report on it. and until now, it ere— report on it. and until now, it ere-nne— report on it. and until now, it did like schofield you did feel like schofield was, you knew.— did feel like schofield was, you knew-een— did feel like schofield was, you knew-een er.- did feel like schofield was, you know, - sort of, you - did feel like schofield was, you know, sort of, you know, know, beyond sort of, you know, any— know, beyond sort of, you know, enw wne— know, beyond sort of, you know, any kind .critique. _ know, beyond sort of, you know, any kind critique. it's very any kind of critique. it's very interesting— any kind of critique. it's very interesting that— any kind of critique. it's very interesting that he's sort interesting that now he's sort of interesting that now he's sort er purring— interesting that now he's sort of putting himself in the victim in of putting himself in the victim rn-neee. — of putting himself in the victim in-modelthink- of putting himself in the victim

in mode. think the best in victim mode. i think the best wine— in victim mode. i think the best rnrne-ee— in victim mode. i think the best thing - do would - in victim mode. i think the best thing-do would be- in victim mode. i think the best thing do would be to thing he could do would be to erer.— thing he could do would be to een-ene- thing he could do would be to een-ene iner- thing he could do would be to step,-and just-it step, step away and just let it all step, step away and just let it err-ner— step, step away and just let it all-but obviously,i step, step away and just let it. all-but obviously, you all die down. but obviously, you knew.— all die down. but obviously, you knew. nee— all die down. but obviously, you know, he's been— all die down. but obviously, you know, he's been dropped by his agent—a— know, he's been dropped by his agent—a wew- know, he's been dropped by his agent—a were big. agent, which was a very big eeenr. — agent, which was a very big egenr. ine— agent, which was a very big agent..he sort- agent, which was a very big agent..he sort of- agent, which was a very big agent. he sort of not really agent. so he sort of not really newne— agent. so he sort of not really newrne-nenr— agent. so he sort of not really having right advice at the having the right advice at the rnernenr — having the right advice at the rnernenr ane— having the right advice at the moment. and it's very going to be,-interesting_ moment. and it's very going to be, interesting what be, very interesting what neeeene— be, very interesting what happens with— be, very interesting what happens with holly, because twenty— luckily it's half term right now ene—nerr- luckily it's half term right now and—half termi and she always has half term err. — and she always has half term err. ner— and she always has half term en. en wru— and she always has half term off. but will she— and she always has half term off. but will she be coming back to off. but will she be coming back re-ene— off. but will she be coming back re-ene wner— off. but will she be coming back re-ene we r- off. but will she be coming back to-and what i think. off. but will she be coming back to and what i think is to the show and what i think is enne—re— to the show and what i think is enne—re rner- to the show and what i think is. quite—is that somehow quite concerning is that somehow she quite concerning is that somehow ene—ene— quite concerning is that somehow ene—ene nerne- quite concerning is that somehow she—also being the| she might end up also being the fall she might end up also being the few-rer— she might end up also being the few-rer wre— she might end up also being the fall-for this, which - she might end up also being the fall for this, which is just fall guy for this, which is just wew— fall guy for this, which is just very—narrative- very interesting narrative neeewee— very interesting narrative because she's a woman and she nee— because she's a woman and she nee re— because she's a woman and she nee re een— because she's a woman and she nee re een en— because she's a woman and she nee re een er. wew— because she's a woman and she has to sort of, you know, take eeeewnr— has to sort of, you know, take eeeewnr er— has to sort of, you know, take account of someone else's nenewrewr— account of someone else's behaviour it behaviour because we've seen it so behaviour because we've seen it ee nenw— behaviour because we've seen it ee nenw nnee— behaviour because we've seen it ee men times in— behaviour because we've seen it so many times in cancel culture we— so many times in cancel culture we eenererw— so many times in cancel culture that generally women don't comei across—some-seem that generally women don't come ac recover some seem that generally women don't come ac recover from some seem that generally women don't come ac recover from from ne seem that generally women don't come ac recover from from kind seem that generally women don't come ac recover from from kind of, ;eem to recover from from kind of, you— to recover from from kind of, wen knew.— to recover from from kind of, you know, criticism and scandal. it's you know, criticism and scandal. rr-e e— you know, criticism and scandal. rr-e e good— you know, criticism and scandal. we e gene nerrw— you know, criticism and scandal. it's a good point, isn't— you know, criticism and scandal. it's a good point, isn't it? it is. well, she's not the only woman,-because. is. well, she's not the only- woman,-because obviously woman, is she? because obviously rnere— woman, is she? because obviously rnere re. — woman, is she? because obviously there is. phillip— woman, is she? because obviously there is. phillip schofield wife wne— there is. phillip schofield wife wne-neen— there is. phillip schofield wife who been married to for 25 who has been married to for 25 weee— who has been married to for 25 years—daughters. years. he's got two daughters ene— years. he's got two daughters ene-nie— years. he's got two daughters ene-nre-wnei years. he's got two daughters. and-his-who is years. he's got two daughters- and-his-who is 85 and obviously his mum, who is 85 weere— and obviously his mum, who is 85 ween-re— and obviously his mum, who is 85 weere-re eree— and obviously his mum, who is 85 years-is also being,- and obviously his mum, who is 85 years is also being, you years old, is also being, you knew.— years old, is also being, you knew—ven- years old, is also being, you know,_you know| know, dragged in. you know what it eerweuw— know, dragged in. you know what it actually makes— know, dragged in. you know what it actually makes me feel a bit enn— it actually makes me feel a bit sick, actually. _ it actually makes me feel a bit sick, actually. that- it actually makes me feel a bit sick, actually. that statement from phillip just from phillip schofield just because the it's

because playing the victim, it's just so this is where ego gets in the way, isn't it? because he could have just sat back and kept quiet for a little bit. but no, he has get to on no, he has to get to on instagram and deliver this statement everyone's statement saying everyone's against world's against against me, the world's against me, , blah, know, me, blah blah, blah, you know, what think? it looks what do you think? it looks good. no, you know what, emily? the good. no, you know what, emily? rne-rner— good. no, you know what, emily? rne-rner r-n— the one thing that i'm constantly— the one thing that i'm constantly surprised about with this constantly surprised about with rnre-errer— constantly surprised about with this-after-long. this story, after a long, long nne— this story, after a long, long time newspapers is the golden time in newspapers is the golden rere.— time in newspapers is the golden we r— time in newspapers is the golden we n were— time in newspapers is the golden rule r wewre e— time in newspapers is the golden rule. if you're a celebrity, you weee— rule. if you're a celebrity, you weee-ee— rule. if you're a celebrity, you used be complain, rule. if you're a celebrity, you- usedlbe-complain, never used to be never complain, never entren— used to be never complain, never eentetn-eu— used to be never complain, never eentetn-eu wew- used to be never complain, never explain. all you were used to be never complain, never explaiwas all you were used to be never complain, never explaiwas giving all you were used to be never complain, never explaiwas giving the you were used to be never complain, never explaiwas giving the newspapers doing was giving the newspapers a doing was giving the newspapers erew— doing was giving the newspapers erew-eewe— doing was giving the newspapers e few-eewe er— doing was giving the newspapers a few-days of front- doing was giving the newspapers a few days of front pages. a few more days of front pages. ner— a few more days of front pages. eer-ererw— a few more days of front pages. but-story-been- a few more days of front pages. but story been told and but this story has been told and in statements— but this story has been told and in statements from _ but this story has been told and in statements from day one, i mean, we have holly also issuing ererenenre. — mean, we have holly also issuing ererenenre. r— mean, we have holly also issuing statements. i mean— mean, we have holly also issuing statements. i mean , i'm not sure statements. i mean, i'm not sure we— statements. i mean, i'm not sure we holly— statements. i mean, i'm not sure we nerrw renn— statements. i mean, i'm not sure that holly isn't helping dig her own grave on this— that holly isn't helping dig her own grave on this one. well, i rnrnk— own grave on this one. well, i rnrnk n— own grave on this one. well, i rnrnk n we— own grave on this one. well, i think if we believe in the rreeeen— think if we believe in the freedom of— think if we believe in the freedom of speech, then we eeuw— freedom of speech, then we really should— freedom of speech, then we really should allow mr schofield to really should allow mr schofield re newe— really should allow mr schofield re newe ne— really should allow mr schofield re newe nre eew— really should allow mr schofield to have his say and to have that ererrern — to have his say and to have that ererrern en— to have his say and to have that platform on instagram. but hollv's— platform on instagram. but holly's statement- platform on instagram. but holly's statement was very telling because obviously her and philip were very, very good friends. i she did sort friends. i think she did sort of rely lot with her

rely on him a lot with her career, and you could see her building confidence. and as she became her became more confident in her career, off away career, seemed to take off away from philip. i think that's really where things started to sort of apart bit when sort of fall apart a bit when she in for ant mcpartlin she stood in for ant mcpartlin on a celebrity, when she on i'm a celebrity, when she took i think this when took that. i think this is when we first started to see tension building. and really right i building. and really right now i think everyone saving building. and really right now i think skin. everyone saving building. and really right now i think skin. but ryone saving building. and really right now i think skin. but butie saving building. and really right now i think skin. but but whating their own skin. but but what really is under question here is what going on behind what was going on behind the scenes much did holly scenes and how much did holly know? that's very much what know? and that's very much what i holly going to try know? and that's very much what i haveilly going to try know? and that's very much what i have to' going to try know? and that's very much what i have to salvageg to try know? and that's very much what i have to salvage and try know? and that's very much what i have to salvage and save and have to salvage and save herself is that she wasn't herself from is that she wasn't really aware what going really aware of what was going on she was she wasn't able on or if she was she wasn't able to communicate that. and we don't even know if she did voice concern execs itv concern with the execs at itv because talking concern with the execs at itv becautoxic talking concern with the execs at itv becautoxic work talking concern with the execs at itv becautoxic work culture,:ing concern with the execs at itv becautoxic work culture, that's about toxic work culture, that's very open to perspective, because if you look what because if you look at what happened with dominic raab earlier you know, earlier this year, you know, what considered bullying to some people might be some harsh people might just be some harsh words so all words to another. so it's all about know, about perspective of, you know, philip's around a very long philip's been around a very long time in the industry, long time in the industry, a long time. as we know, tv time. and as we know, tv is quite difficult industry to work in. powerful in. and there are some powerful characters. when you look at

characters. so when you look at toxic what exactly toxic work culture, what exactly is because when you look at is it? because when you look at what happened elena ellen what happened with elena ellen degeneres us, talk degeneres in the us, huge talk show host and as soon as it started exposed, her started becoming exposed, her behaviour to crew members, to guests, end. she guests, that was the end. she lost a million viewers and that was her career. do was the end of her career. do you think i mean, what- was the end of her career. do you think i mean, what i- do you think i mean, what i think a lot you think i mean, what i think a er er— you think i mean, what i think a er er reente— you think i mean, what i think a lot of people who— you think i mean, what i think a lot of people who are watching the— lot of people who are watching rnre enew— lot of people who are watching this show this— lot of people who are watching this show this morning and werenrne— this show this morning and listening-radio. this show this morning and listening radio are listening to on the radio are emerging— listening to on the radio are struggling-how- listening to on the radio are struggling how can you struggling with is how can you newe— struggling with is how can you newe-e— struggling with is how can you newe-e ereee— struggling with is how can you have a close working have such a close working relationship?— have such a close working relationship? literally relationship? i mean, literally tv relationship? i mean, literally rv-ene— relationship? i mean, literally rv-ene-ene- relationship? i mean, literally tv-and-and notj tv husband and wife and not knew.— tv husband and wife and not knew. ane— tv husband and wife and not know. and that's— tv husband and wife and not know. and that's why i'm saying enew— know. and that's why i'm saying eeewr nerrw— know. and that's why i'm saying about holly issuing a statement eewrne— about holly issuing a statement eewrng een— about holly issuing a statement eewrng een er— about holly issuing a statement saying sort of like, you know, i nee— saying sort of like, you know, i nee re.— saying sort of like, you know, i nee re. r— saying sort of like, you know, i was lied to, i knew— saying sort of like, you know, i was lied to, i knew nothing. and yet was lied to, i knew nothing. and wet in— was lied to, i knew nothing. and wet in me.— was lied to, i knew nothing. and wet in mow-very— was lied to, i knew nothing. and yet in 2020, very year yet in 2020, the very year philip— yet in 2020, the very year enne neee— yet in 2020, the very year philip made that very dramatic announcement— philip made that very dramatic announcement about his sexuality live announcement about his sexuality nwe en— announcement about his sexuality nwe en rne— announcement about his sexuality live on the show,— announcement about his sexuality live on the show, holly chose arrereuw— live on the show, holly chose arrereuw er— live on the show, holly chose literally at the— live on the show, holly chose literally at the same time to nee— literally at the same time to sever ties with _ literally at the same time to sever ties with their joint management— sever ties with their joint management agency and set up her own management agency and set up her neneeenenr— management agency and set up her own management agency. so there are own management agency. so there rneee— own management agency. so there rneee er— own management agency. so there rneee er we— own management agency. so there are those of us out— own management agency. so there are those of us out here going, wen.— are those of us out here going, were met— are those of us out here going, well, that was— are those of us out here going, well, that was suspicious timing at well, that was suspicious timing er rne— well, that was suspicious timing er rne wew— well, that was suspicious timing er rne wen-r— well, that was suspicious timing at the very-i mean,- well, that was suspicious timing at the very " at the very best. i mean, that's the thing. but i think the thing as well. sorry, sorry, rebecca, but the thing is, these but the thing is, is that these are amazing jobs. these are

coveted you want coveted positions. so you want to hold on to them for as long as possible. and if that means potentially brushing things potentially brushing some things under carpet or keeping under the carpet or keeping schtum, so be it. the pile schtum, then so be it. the pile of dirt under that carpet has got me up there like people are tripping over it left, right and centre. that's for sure. but do you think centre. that's for sure. but do wen rnrnw eeeere— centre. that's for sure. but do you think people are- rt.ri;".”ri; ”iii: but do you think people are suspicious enew— you think people are suspicious about-actually- you think people are suspicious about actually telling about who is actually telling the about who is actually telling we turn— about who is actually telling the truth now?— about who is actually telling the truth now? rebecca yeah, i rnrnn— the truth now? rebecca yeah, i wink-rer— the truth now? rebecca yeah, i rnrnw-rer er- the truth now? rebecca yeah, i think lot of mistrust. think there's a lot of mistrust. i think there's a lot of mistrust. r rnrnw— think there's a lot of mistrust. r rnrnw enee-e— think there's a lot of mistrust. i think that's part— think there's a lot of mistrust. i think that's part-the- i think that's part of the problem for holly. what about holly how holly specifically? because how much she know and did she much did she know and did she act she act on the information that she was for who may was given for anyone who may have watched apple tv's the have watched it? apple tv's the morning show with jennifer aniston, really the aniston, you can really see the dynamics there. and i think that's it was sort of that's it was a very sort of accurate portrayal of what goes that's it was a very sort of accurrbreakfastlal of what goes that's it was a very sort of accurrbreakfast tv. )f what goes that's it was a very sort of accurrbreakfast tv. andiat goes that's it was a very sort of accurrbreakfast tv. and with )es on in breakfast tv. and with holly, did she know? didn't she know? even did know, know? but even if she did know, like just said, she's in know? but even if she did know, livery just said, she's in know? but even if she did know, livery privilegedaid, she's in know? but even if she did know, livery privileged position. in a very privileged position. she's worked very hard to get there. knows everyone wants there. she knows everyone wants her she's got to herjob. so really, she's got to try her job and her try and save herjob and her brand and what we've been seeing recently all of this scandal recently is all of this scandal has been, you know, evolving. she's back she's really stepped back and been it, lots of

been doing it, making lots of moves brand holly moves to protect brand holly because a powerful because it's a very powerful brand. like i said, i think brand. and like i said, i think she for a long that she knew for a long time that there were and things there were tensions and things were wrong behind were going wrong behind the scenes would scenes because why else would you own agency? it you set up her own agency? it was at around the point, i think, when she did imacelebrity when career started taking when her career started taking off. and wasn't dependent when her career started taking off philip wasn't dependent when her career started taking offphilip wasn'theydependent when her career started taking off philip wasn'they wereident on philip because they were presenting together very, very decade. got very, very decade. they've got very, very strong relationship and she really and i think really needed him. and i think as she stopped needing as soon as she stopped needing needing that's needing him, i think that's where between where the relationship between them she had to them fell apart. and she had to start making moves to protect her brand. and to protect her future. in real future. but, you know, in real sort honesty, what has holly sort of honesty, what has holly done been doing her done wrong? she's been doing her job very well. she's professional. why professional. what really? why does she have to be the full person for this scandal? i'm quite myself. it quite confused myself. is it just that she privy just the fact that she was privy to certain information, were just the fact that she was privy tclotrtain information, were just the fact that she was privy tc lot rtai people nation, were just the fact that she was privy tclotrtaipeople onion, were just the fact that she was privy tclotrtaipeople on this were just the fact that she was privy tclotrtaipeople on this morning a lot of people on this morning and maybe you shouldn't have the confidence to speak up or maybe she speak out. she wasn't allowed to speak out. we know that. we just don't know that. interesting so you very interesting so thank you very nwen— interesting so thank you very nwen -tw0mevr - interesting so thank you very much,-twomey, for. much, rebecca twomey, for joining— much, rebecca twomey, for joining we— much, rebecca twomey, for joining we en— much, rebecca twomey, for joining us on this very generous of joining us on this very generous er aeneeee— joining us on this very generous of rebecca-think- of rebecca there. i think i rnrnn— of rebecca there. i think i rnrnn-r— of rebecca there. i think i

rnrnn-r ee- of rebecca there. i think i think-i do feel- of rebecca there. i think i think i do feel for holly think yeah, i do feel for holly eeeewee— think yeah, i do feel for holly neeewee r— think yeah, i do feel for holly because i think— think yeah, i do feel for holly because i think she was if she ere— because i think she was if she ere-n— because i think she was if she ere-n ene— because i think she was if she did-if she didn't,- because i think she was if she did if she didn't, to be did and if she didn't, to be neneer— did and if she didn't, to be honest with— did and if she didn't, to be honest with you, it's a very nere— honest with you, it's a very hard situation— honest with you, it's a very hard situation to be in. and it is, hard situation to be in. and it re. ee— hard situation to be in. and it re. ee wew— hard situation to be in. and it re. ee wen eew— hard situation to be in. and it is, as you say, there's such ereerrerewe— is, as you say, there's such prestigious aren't they, to prestigious jobs aren't they, to wew— prestigious jobs aren't they, to week—wen- prestigious jobs aren't they, to walk—them is- walk away from them is rnereernrw— walk away from them is incredibly-so- walk away from them is incredibly so let's walk away from them is- incredibly-so let's see. incredibly hard. so let's see. ner— incredibly hard. so let's see. but sometimes,— incredibly hard. so let's see. but sometimes, you- incredibly hard. so let's see. but sometimes, you know, morality, who knows what, see what people at home think in tv, darling , what people at home think in tv, darling, you're joking. apart from here, obviously.- r:e1 g g apart from here, obviously. but but as the from here, obviously. but but as rne-rnre— from here, obviously. but but as the-this morning,- from here, obviously. but but as the this morning, is the show this morning, that is went— the show this morning, that is wenr re— the show this morning, that is wenr re err— the show this morning, that is went to air this— the show this morning, that is went to air this morning. this is went to air this morning. this re ew— went to air this morning. this re neee— went to air this morning. this is our host, alison— went to air this morning. this is our host, alison hammond and newer— is our host, alison hammond and nerner—twer- is our host, alison hammond and dermot—just the- dermot o'leary are just the eenr— dermot o'leary are just the recent—didl dermot o'leary are just the. recent—did they recent coverage. what did they newe— recent coverage. what did they newe-we— recent coverage. what did they have _we-starting. have to say? we are starting reeew—ene- have to say? we are startingi today—and sonia have to say? we are starting- today_and sonia on today with charles and sonia on the today with charles and sonia on we wernrne— today with charles and sonia on the morning view. _ today with charles and sonia on the morning view. nrirni the morning view. now we all knew— the morning view. now we all knew we— the morning view. now we all know we happen to be in the news at the moment. and of course, we appreciate that. but just from both of us and the whole team here, the crew, the guys downstairs, this downstairs, we love making this show for all of you. yeah, we really do. show for all of you. yeah, we reeuw ee. ane— show for all of you. yeah, we really do. and that's- yeah, we really do. and that's exactly wner— really do. and that's exactly we were— really do. and that's exactly what we're going to do. we're going— what we're going to do. we're going-continue— what we're going to do. we're going continue do that. so going to continue to do that. so were— going to continue to do that. so were 90— going to continue to do that. so were ge en— going to continue to do that. so were ge mew-— going to continue to do that. so let's go on -our first- going to continue to do that. so let's go on our first news let's go on with our first news ewn.— let's go on with our first news ererw. enee— let's go on with our first news story. giles bless— let's go on with our first news story. giles bless him . story. giles bless him. that was ewkwera— story. giles bless him. that was awkward. that— story. giles bless him. that was awkward. that was— story. giles bless him. : that was awkward. that awkward. that was awkward. that was awkward. that was awkward. that rner— awkward. that was awkward. that was more that was— : that was awkward. that was more that was nearly as ewkwera—

was more that was nearly as ewkwere. n— was more that was nearly as awkward. it was— was more that was nearly as awkward. it was when they had to announce that,— awkward. it was when they had to announce that, you— awkward. it was when they had to announce that, you know, best nreeeeeerer— announce that, you know, best broadcaster has— announce that, you know, best broadcaster has left you broadcaster has left us, you knew.— broadcaster has left us, you knew. wnen— broadcaster has left us, you know, when schofield announced it know, when schofield announced rr—rwe.— know, when schofield announced rr—rwe. rnew-re- it and they were like, they're reeerne— it and they were like, they're. needing—ween-r reading an obituary out, wasn't it? reading an obituary out, wasn't ire-ween-r— reading an obituary out, wasn't it?-wasn't much- reading an obituary out, wasn't it? wasn't much better. it? and that wasn't much better. rreeee — it? and that wasn't much better. rreeee keep— it? and that wasn't much better. rreeee keep we— it? and that wasn't much better. please keep us, please keep werenrne. — please keep us, please keep watching. hello.- please keep us, please keep watching. “ri;”ri; please keep us, please keep- watching. hello.-here. but watching. hello. we're here. but it's just as as holly aslef it's just as good as holly aslef . and we actually are squeaky e.reen — . and we actually are squeaky e.reen were— . and we actually are squeaky clean. we're squeaky- and we actually are squeaky clean. ”e q .. clean. we're squeaky clean, whiter than white. lovely. lovely. although alison been lovely. although alison has been getting actually, getting a lot of love. actually, people seem to really like alison hammond . she does seem alison hammond. she does seem quite witty, actually, which is a philip and holly a nice because philip and holly aren't most humorous, are aren't the most humorous, are they? they're i mean, they? well, they're not. i mean, alison a great alison does have a great sense of humour, which, be honest of humour, which, to be honest with she'll needing it. with you, she'll be needing it. looking at some of the papers ewen—wewe- looking at some of the papers ever—eewe ene- looking at some of the papers| over—days and the over the last few days and the eewnre— over the last few days and the eewnre-r-we- over the last few days and the couple-i've been- over the last few days and the couple i've been over couple of times i've been over to couple of times i've been over re-nernrng— couple of times i've been over re-nernrnglee- couple of times i've been over to morning do some jobs, to this morning to do some jobs, ene— to this morning to do some jobs, ene nee— to this morning to do some jobs, ene nee teen— to this morning to do some jobs, she has been absolutely lovely. oh she has been absolutely lovely. on wen.— she has been absolutely lovely. oh well, there— she has been absolutely lovely. oh well, there you— she has been absolutely lovely. oh well, there you go. is an eeeerwre—r- oh well, there you go. is an. absolute—i can't absolute sweetheart. i can't reeuw— absolute sweetheart. i can't reeuw-r-we— absolute sweetheart. i can't really-i've-met- absolute sweetheart. i can't really i've met the really say i've never met the woman. she is she is woman. no, she is she is genuinely very lovely. so. well, good luck to, you _ genuinely very lovely. so. well, good luck to, you know,- rgri;1 rig so. well, good luck to, you know, everyone rner-e—rnere- good luck to, you know, everyone that's—there that. that's working over there that is-concerned_ that's working over there that is-concerned for- that's working over there that is concerned for their jobs is now concerned for their jobs eeeweeee—l because, you know, there are rere— because, you know, there are rere er— because, you know, there are lots of - producers - because, you know, there are lots of producers there lots of young producers there we— lots of young producers there rner-rnew-u— lots of young producers there that-they'll get- lots of young producers there that they'll get new jobs. that are they'll get new jobs. ween.— that are they'll get new jobs. ween-ween.— that are they'll get new jobs. yeah,-yeah.-wej yeah, right. yeah. should we

enewre— yeah, right. yeah. should we should _yeah,. yeah, right. yeah. should we. should _yeah, let's should we move on? yeah, let's move on. i still— should we move on? yeah, let's move on. i still have golden move on. i still have my golden eeener—owewl gopher story, though. okay, weer.— gopher story, though. okay, weu. we-u— gopher story, though. okay, well, we'll do— gopher story, though. okay, well, we'll do that. we'll do that say an hour. that. let's say half an hour. all right? okay. it's very good. i all right? okay. it's very good. r neenw— all right? okay. it's very good. i nearly killed— all right? okay. it's very good. i nearly killed him.— ”g17 okay. it's very good. i nearly killed him. goodness anwwew— i nearly killed him. goodness me. anyway-now,- me. anyway right now, from seerenner— me. anyway right now, from seereneer .— me. anyway right now, from september , the— me. anyway right now, from september , the met police will september, the met police will no september, the met police will ne renter— september, the met police will no longer attend— september, the met police will no longer attend to emergency eeue— no longer attend to emergency eerie-re— no longer attend to emergency calls-to mental- no longer attend to emergency calls to mental health calls linked to mental health rnereenre— calls linked to mental health incidents unless— calls linked to mental health incidents unless there's an rnneerere— incidents unless there's an immediate threat to life. this is immediate threat to life. this re—ernee- immediate threat to life. this is_aimed.giving| is reportedly aimed at giving the is reportedly aimed at giving rne—rrne- is reportedly aimed at giving rne—rrne re- is reportedly aimed at giving. the _time to detect the police more time to detect ene— the police more time to detect ene-enne— the police more time to detect ene-enne . - the police more time to detect and-crime . so- the police more time to detecti and-crime . so joining the police more time to detect- and-crime . so joining us and prevent crime. so joining us more, joining us for more is the former met police detective chief superintendent, former met police detective chief superintendent , thank you chief superintendent, thank you very much indeed forjoining us this morning. can you tell us a bit about this policy and why you think the met police has decided to do this ? well, i decided to do this? well, i think we shouldn't get too scared and jump up on the downer about because met police about it because the met police are still going to attend mental health calls, people disordered causing street , causing trouble in the street, threatening lives threatening people's lives because there is because quite frankly, there is no one to come and do it. no one else to come and do it. but think what mark rowley is but i think what mark rowley is rrwrne— but i think what mark rowley is rrwrnelee— but i think what mark rowley is tryingldo nere— but i think what mark rowley is trying do here, and i'm trying to do here, and i'm smiling— trying to do here, and i'm enrrrng er— trying to do here, and i'm smiling at it— trying to do here, and i'm smiling at it because is i think his appointment—

smiling at it because is i think his appointment by politicians was because they thought they eerrrne— was because they thought they eerrrne e— was because they thought they were getting a commissioner that new— were getting a commissioner that new eewe— were getting a commissioner that they could control— were getting a commissioner that they could control .— were getting a commissioner that they could control . so he's they could control. so he's bringing— they could control. so he's bringing perspective the bringing into perspective the recr— bringing into perspective the reer-nenrer— bringing into perspective the fact mental health services fact that mental health services ene— fact that mental health services ene eeerer— fact that mental health services and social services— fact that mental health services and social services have been eenerererw— and social services have been eenerererw wn— and social services have been completely run down. so there are completely run down. so there large— completely run down. so there are large numbers of people on our are large numbers of people on erreer— are large numbers of people on our street who _ are large numbers of people on our street who are _ are large numbers of people on our street who are not getting the our street who are not getting rne eerreer— our street who are not getting the correct mental health rreernenr— the correct mental health rreernenr .— the correct mental health treatment , not- the correct mental health treatment , not taking the correct mental health treatment, not taking their anti—psychotic _ treatment, not taking their anti—psychotic drugs and so on. ane— anti—psychotic drugs and so on. and we— anti—psychotic drugs and so on. and we erwewe— anti—psychotic drugs and so on. and it's always the— anti—psychotic drugs and so on. and it's always the police who are and it's always the police who being— and it's always the police who are being called— and it's always the police who are being called to collect rnen. — are being called to collect them. sometimes with fights and so them. sometimes with fights and ee rene— them. sometimes with fights and so on, take them— them. sometimes with fights and so on, take them to— them. sometimes with fights and so on, take them to an a&e unit neee— so on, take them to an a&e unit because there— so on, take them to an a&e unit because there are— so on, take them to an a&e unit because there are no mental neenrrer— because there are no mental neeerrer .— because there are no mental hospital, mental health neeerrere— hospital, mental health hospitals that will receive them in hospitals that will receive them rn weer— hospitals that will receive them in great numbers— hospitals that will receive them in great numbers anymore. and rnen— in great numbers anymore. and rnen eewee— in great numbers anymore. and then police officers literally eeene— then police officers literally eeene newne— then police officers literally eeene newee 8— then police officers literally spend maybe 8 or 10 hours guarding— spend maybe 8 or 10 hours guarding someone who's mentally ereereeree— guarding someone who's mentally ereereeree n.— guarding someone who's mentally disordered in an— guarding someone who's mentally disordered in an a&e unit until new— disordered in an a&e unit until new een— disordered in an a&e unit until new eer— disordered in an a&e unit until they can get treatment and receive their— they can get treatment and receive their drugs . so what receive their drugs. so what he— receive their drugs. so what rnre re— receive their drugs. so what rnre re n.— receive their drugs. so what rnre re in e— receive their drugs. so what this is in a kind— receive their drugs. so what this is in a kind of way is a new— this is in a kind of way is a new een— this is in a kind of way is a new r— this is in a kind of way is a how can i put— this is in a kind of way is a how can i put it,- this is in a kind of way is a how can i put it, a forceful cry for how can i put it, a forceful cry rer nere— how can i put it, a forceful cry rer new re— how can i put it, a forceful cry for help to government and say , for help to government and say, do for help to government and say, we eenernrne— for help to government and say, do something about this and een-r— do something about this and een-r keep— do something about this and don't keep using the police as if don't keep using the police as n wew— don't keep using the police as n wew nne— don't keep using the police as if you like the— don't keep using the police as if you like the dustbin men

eenrne— if you like the dustbin men eenrne ewr— if you like the dustbin men sorting out yet— if you like the dustbin men sorting out yet another social eerwreee— sorting out yet another social services problem— sorting out yet another social services problem because there's no services problem because there's ne nnenee— services problem because there's ne nnenee rer— services problem because there's no finance for it.— services problem because there's no finance for it. and interestingly- no finance for it. and interestingly enough, i was going— interestingly enough, i was going re— interestingly enough, i was going re eewe— interestingly enough, i was going to come on this morning to rew— going to come on this morning to rein re— going to come on this morning to rein re wew— going to come on this morning to talk to you about— going to come on this morning to talk to you about the fact that it's talk to you about the fact that we been— talk to you about the fact that it's been announced that 30,000 erreer— it's been announced that 30,000 street robberies— it's been announced that 30,000 street robberies last year were not investigated _ street robberies last year were not investigated .— street robberies last year were not investigated . well, in fact, not investigated. well, in fact, rneee— not investigated. well, in fact, rneee rwe— not investigated. well, in fact, those two stories— not investigated. well, in fact, those two stories are linked neee— those two stories are linked because the _ those two stories are linked because the way— those two stories are linked because the way you deal with erreer— because the way you deal with street robberies— because the way you deal with street robberies is— because the way you deal with street robberies is having an eerrwe— street robberies is having an active physical— street robberies is having an active physical presence on the erreer— active physical presence on the street patrolling _ active physical presence on the street patrolling ,— active physical presence on the street patrolling , who knows the street patrolling, who knows the recei— street patrolling, who knows the reeer ereee— street patrolling, who knows the local areas, who— street patrolling, who knows the local areas, who will immediately run up or grab the new — immediately run up or grab the new .— immediately run up or grab the new . rewr— immediately run up or grab the victim , put them— immediately run up or grab the victim , put them in the car, victim, put them in the car, enve— victim, put them in the car, drive around— victim, put them in the car, drive around and say, is it him? is drive around and say, is it him? re rr— drive around and say, is it him? re rr rnene— drive around and say, is it him? is it them? you— drive around and say, is it him? is it them? you put— drive around and say, is it him? is it them? you put a quick creden— is it them? you put a quick cordon around— is it them? you put a quick cordon around the estate where it's cordon around the estate where we eeewrrer — cordon around the estate where it's occurred, but— cordon around the estate where it's occurred, but of course , if it's occurred, but of course, if err— it's occurred, but of course, if err wew— it's occurred, but of course, if all your officers— it's occurred, but of course, if all your officers are tied up guarding— all your officers are tied up guarding mental health patients reeewee— guarding mental health patients because there's— guarding mental health patients because there's no one else to do because there's no one else to we r— because there's no one else to we r .— because there's no one else to we r . rnen— because there's no one else to do it , then there's— because there's no one else to do it , then there's no one to do it, then there's no one to erewenr— do it, then there's no one to erewenr rne— do it, then there's no one to prevent the robberies. so but nene— prevent the robberies. so but nene en— prevent the robberies. so but nene n— prevent the robberies. so but hang on. if the. _ prevent the robberies. so but hang on. if the. ”g1 hang on. if the. all right, kevin, if these people with mental health problems are committing crimes, even if it's , you know, public nuisance, even if it's those kind of crimes, surely the police do

need to be involved and you can't just palm them off on social services if there is criminal activity. no. well, that's what my point was. the police are still going- that's what my point was. the police are still going to- the police are still going to turn up police are still going to turn we neee— police are still going to turn up because there's no one else. we— up because there's no one else. rne ewrrre— up because there's no one else. rne ewnrre ee— up because there's no one else. the public are going to phone eewrng— the public are going to phone eewrno rnere-e— the public are going to phone saying there's a— the public are going to phone saying there's a man going newer.— saying there's a man going nenrer. wew— saying there's a man going mental. you know, that's the enreee— mental. you know, that's the enreee rnew-rr— mental. you know, that's the phrase they'll use, smashing our wrneewe— phrase they'll use, smashing our windows, screaming shouting, windows, screaming and shouting, running— windows, screaming and shouting, rwnnrne—ewere- windows, screaming and shouting, rwnnrne—ewerr erl running around with a sword of course,-are still- course, the police are still going— course, the police are still gene—rewr- course, the police are still oerng—nwr rnei course, the police are still- going_but the reason going to turn up. but the reason i going to turn up. but the reason r enrre— going to turn up. but the reason r enrre er— going to turn up. but the reason i smile at this— going to turn up. but the reason i smile at this one— going to turn up. but the reason i smile at this one is i suspect wew— i smile at this one is i suspect new reewrew— i smile at this one is i suspect mark rowley was— i smile at this one is i suspect mark rowley was appointed reeewee— mark rowley was appointed because both _ mark rowley was appointed because both the home secretary and because both the home secretary end we— because both the home secretary end we newer— because both the home secretary and the mayor of— because both the home secretary and the mayor of london thought rnew— and the mayor of london thought rnew wee— and the mayor of london thought rnew going— and the mayor of london thought they were going to— and the mayor of london thought they were going to appoint. someone _their they were going to appoint- someone _their patsy someone who would be their patsy and someone who would be their patsy end we— someone who would be their patsy end we rnew— someone who would be their patsy and that they would— someone who would be their patsy and that they would control and eew ree— and that they would control and never say boo to— and that they would control and never say boo to a— and that they would control and never say boo to a goose. in never say boo to a goose. and in reen— never say boo to a goose. and in fee. wew— never say boo to a goose. and in fact, mark rowley— never say boo to a goose. and in fact, mark rowley is— never say boo to a goose. and in fact, mark rowley is turning out to fact, mark rowley is turning out re-ewn— fact, mark rowley is turning out re-ewn rn- fact, mark rowley is turning out to-own man in and- fact, mark rowley is turning out to own man in and he's to be his own man in and he's eerwerrw— to be his own man in and he's eerwerrw-re— to be his own man in and he's actually-to push- to be his own man in and he's actually to push back. actually starting to push back. ane— actually starting to push back. and errnewen— actually starting to push back. and although him, i know him reerrw— and although him, i know him really-actually,- and although him, i know him really actually, we're really well, actually, we're in we— really well, actually, we're in rne—.— really well, actually, we're in rne—. ne-e- really well, actually, we're in the_. he's not. really well, actually, we're in the_. he's not cup the same cohort. he's not my cup of the same cohort. he's not my cup er-erenrne— the same cohort. he's not my cup er-erenrng re— the same cohort. he's not my cup of-starting to be- the same cohort. he's not my cup of starting to be quite of tea. i'm starting to be quite rnnreeeer— of tea. i'm starting to be quite rnereeeee rw— of tea. i'm starting to be quite impressed by the— of tea. i'm starting to be quite impressed by the way he's erenrne— impressed by the way he's erenrng re— impressed by the way he's starting to raise issues and newe— starting to raise issues and newe eeeere— starting to raise issues and make people feel uncomfortable erewr— make people feel uncomfortable erewr wnere— make people feel uncomfortable about what's happened . when you about what's happened. when you erenenrre— about what's happened. when you dismantle social— about what's happened. when you dismantle social services ,

dismantle social services, nenrer— dismantle social services, mental health— dismantle social services, mental health and so on. 'r: mental health and so on. and other— mental health and so on. and other areas. the— mental health and so on. 'r: the bottom line is other areas. the bottom line is wew-e— other areas. the bottom line is wewre ner— other areas. the bottom line is wewre ner going— other areas. the bottom line is you're not going to— the bottom line is you're not going to solve those eweee— you're not going to solve those 30,000 personal— you're not going to solve those 30,000 personal robbery cases if rnere-e— 30,000 personal robbery cases if rnere-e ne— 30,000 personal robbery cases if there's no police— 30,000 personal robbery cases if there's no police officers on we— there's no police officers on we erreer— there's no police officers on the street because they're all new— the street because they're all red wn— the street because they're all red we .— the street because they're all tied up, responding quite rronrrw— tied up, responding quite rronrrw re— tied up, responding quite rightly to people are concerned erewr— rightly to people are concerned about mentally— rightly to people are concerned about mentally disordered people on about mentally disordered people en rne— about mentally disordered people en rne erreer— about mentally disordered people en rne erreer .— about mentally disordered people on the street , scaring them, on the street, scaring them, rnreerenrne— on the street, scaring them, threatening them, smashing wrnrewe.— threatening them, smashing windows, running in front of the rrerrre— windows, running in front of the rrerrre enr— windows, running in front of the traffic and so— windows, running in front of the traffic and so on. _ windows, running in front of the traffic and so on. e t.1ri;«r traffic and so on. kevin hurley, thank you so much for joining traffic and so on. kevin hurley, thank you so much forjoining us today on this bank holiday monday. sobering statistics there. and i think everyone watching and listening this morning will agree with kevin there that basically we need more police on the street. that's the one which we have been promised for quite while been promised for quite a while now. we've got breaking now. yes. but we've got breaking een-r— now. yes. but we've got breaking news, don't we? _ now. yes. but we've got breaking news, don't we? we— yes. but we've got breaking news, don't we? �*frni; r:rir news, don't we? we do have breaking news. yes. this is eamonn holmes has our own eamonn holmes has our very own eamonn holmes has our very own eamonn that eamonn holmes has tweeted that phillip schofield has put out a delusional statement like holly. he puts it on insta stories. so if he gets if it gets goes wrong, there is no record after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity . but

the liar any more publicity. but believe me, pip, if you are looking for a fight, you have picked on the wrong person. my goodness me. wow. that's really rewgn— goodness me. wow. that's really rewen re— goodness me. wow. that's really tough to explain— goodness me. wow. that's really tough to explain to— goodness me. wow. that's really tough to explain to those who een-r— tough to explain to those who een-r newe— tough to explain to those who don't have instagram on rnereoren.— don't have instagram on instagram. you can post a ererwre— instagram. you can post a ererwre rner— instagram. you can post a picture that lasts forever on wewr— picture that lasts forever on wewr neoe— picture that lasts forever on wewr eeoe er— picture that lasts forever on your page or you can put up a erre— your page or you can put up a erre er— your page or you can put up a erre er e— your page or you can put up a clip or a video— your page or you can put up a clip or a video or— your page or you can put up a clip or a video or a- your page or you can put up a clip or a video or a statement or clip or a video or a statement ere ererwre— clip or a video or a statement ererwre ee— clip or a video or a statement or a picture as a— clip or a video or a statement or a picture as a story. and we— or a picture as a story. and we enrw— or a picture as a story. and that only lasts— or a picture as a story. and that only lasts for 24 hours. so rnre— that only lasts for 24 hours. so rnre re— that only lasts for 24 hours. so rnre re wner— that only lasts for 24 hours. so this is what philip— that only lasts for 24 hours. so this is what philip and holly eree— this is what philip and holly eree wrrn— this is what philip and holly also with their— this is what philip and holly also with their statements have rene. — also with their statements have rene. se — also with their statements have done. so that's— also with their statements have done. so that's what eamonn is erewrng— done. so that's what eamonn is erewrno wn— done. so that's what eamonn is erewrne we en— done. so that's what eamonn is erewrne we en wew.— done. so that's what eamonn is picking up on very, very strong ererenenr. — picking up on very, very strong statement. feelings- picking up on very, very strong statement. eger statement. feelings are obviously running very high about this subject. so we we'll be coming back it. but be coming back to it. but there's also other stories happening. hard happening. i know it's hard to believe. come, be believe. still to come, we'll be out and across the country out and about across the country and getting the latest your and getting the latest on your bank holiday, whether you're with

i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping— i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping wew— i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company right rnrewen— keeping you company right through until— keeping you company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb through until 7:00 this evening. en -rne— through until 7:00 this evening. gb _the people's- through until 7:00 this evening. gb _the people's .- through until 7:00 this evening. gb the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel neee— gb news the people's. channel eeee newne— gb news the people's. channel good morning. it— gb news the people's. channel good morning. it is— gb news the people's. channel good morning. it is 1126- gb news the people's. channel good morning. it is 1126 on- gb news the people's. channel good morning. it is 1126 on bank houday good morning. it is 1126 on bank holiday monday this is to the point on gb news. with me dawn neesom and the lovely emily carver it is indeed so for some enerr— it is indeed so for some more small businesses in towns ene— more small businesses in towns ene errree— more small businesses in towns and cities across— more small businesses in towns and cities across england this renn— and cities across england this renw nerrrew— and cities across england this bank holiday means a chance to wrn— bank holiday means a chance to wrn reen— bank holiday means a chance to win back income— bank holiday means a chance to win back income lost during the wrnrer— win back income lost during the winter months. _ win back income lost during the winter months. it's— win back income lost during the winter months. it's been very ewnnw— winter months. it's been very ewnnw rnreer.— winter months. it's been very sunny indeed, so— winter months. it's been very sunny indeed, so hopefully they are sunny indeed, so hopefully they ere-ewrre— sunny indeed, so hopefully they are-quite well. - sunny indeed, so hopefully they are quite well. our are doing quite well. our reeenere— are doing quite well. our reporters-and- are doing quite well. our reporters and about are doing quite well. our- reporters-and about this reporters are out and about this nernrne. — reporters are out and about this nernrne. wrrr— reporters are out and about this morning. will hollis is in sweeneee— morning. will hollis is in skegness and— morning. will hollis is in skegness and scotland skegness and our scotland reeener— skegness and our scotland reporter maguire is in reporter tony maguire is in ereeeew. — reporter tony maguire is in glasgow. good— reporter tony maguire is in glasgow. good morning to you tern— glasgow. good morning to you rern .— glasgow. good morning to you rern . rer-e— glasgow. good morning to you both . let's start— glasgow. good morning to you both . let's start with you. will both. let's start with you. will nr. — both. let's start with you. will nr. ween.—

both. let's start with you. will hi. yeah, we're— both. let's start with you. will hi. yeah, we're in— both. let's start with you. will hi. r/ri;e e ”e; e : hi. yeah, we're in skegness. i know you can't see the beach, but it's only a stone's throw away from where i am. but what you probably can see behind brad here all the fantastic ice here is all the fantastic ice creams and all the slushies and all as well. all the doughnuts as well. because people come to because when people come to places skegness, they're places like skegness, they're not beach not just coming for the beach and they're coming for and the sea. they're coming for the as well. but we've the goodies as well. but we've got that isn't just got a backdrop that isn't just the beach, we've the the beach, we've got the backdrop . that's of backdrop. that's the cost of living right now, living crisis. and right now, food inflation is running at around 9. so bradley, when people coming skegness people are coming to skegness for this bank holiday weekend, are spending the same are they still spending the same money would? money that they usually would? they're spending money. they're errrr— they're spending money. they're errrr-re— they're spending money. they're still-to .chaos,- they're spending money. they're still-to .chaos, but. still coming to the chaos, but we_a downturn. still coming to the chaos, buti we_a downturn in we have noticed a downturn in wner— we have noticed a downturn in we eeeere— we have noticed a downturn in we eeeere ee— we have noticed a downturn in what people are spending so they nrenr— what people are spending so they nrenrleerne— what people are spending so they nrenrleerne rer— what people are spending so they nrenrleerne rer e— what people are spending so they might going for a smaller might be going for a smaller ererwer— might be going for a smaller ererwer-ner- might be going for a smaller product not having product or maybe not having reeernee— product or maybe not having twritings-they- product or maybe not having toppings they might be going toppings and they might be going for toppings and they might be going rer—erern— toppings and they might be going rer—erern wnreew- for our kind of plain whippy, wnren— for our kind of plain whippy, which-managed- for our kind of plain whippy, which managed keep which we've managed to keep at the which we've managed to keep at we ee— which we've managed to keep at we enee— which we've managed to keep at the same price this— which we've managed to keep at the same price this year despite the same price this year despite rne rnereeerne— the same price this year despite the increasing costs that we've the same price this year despite the iito easing costs that we've the same price this year despite the iito easiibusiness.�*iat we've the same price this year despite the iito easiibusiness. you've ve seen to the business. you've reen— seen to the business. you've been working— seen to the business. you've been working over this weekend, wnere— been working over this weekend, wner-elreen— been working over this weekend, what'slbeen like? _ been working over this weekend, what's been like? what's it been like? have people reen— what's it been like? have people been skegness even been coming to skegness even if they it's going to they know that it's going to maybe them a little bit maybe cost them a little bit more? do want to do the

more? if they do want to do the things they usually do? yeah, i think what's great— things they usually do? yeah, i think what's great about- think what's great about sneeneee— think what's great about skegness is— think what's great about skegness is that it's a really weer— skegness is that it's a really ereer placer— skegness is that it's a really great place, whether you want to eerneer—l great place, whether you want toi come and spend no money or you wenr— come and spend no money or you wenr re— come and spend no money or you wenr re eeene— come and spend no money or you want to spend quite— come and spend no money or you want to spend quite lot, want to spend quite a lot, rnere-e—rel want to spend quite a lot,- there's_do. the there's something to do. the teen— there's something to do. the reeen—rr-e- there's something to do. the beach—it's free.i there's something to do. the. beach—it's free. you beach is amazing. it's free. you explore— beach is amazing. it's free. you can explore the— beach is amazing. it's free. you can explore the great scenery ene— can explore the great scenery ene err— can explore the great scenery ene err rne— can explore the great scenery and all the _to - can explore the great scenery and all the-to do- can explore the great scenery and all the to do here, and all the things to do here, so and all the things to do here, ee rnere-e— and all the things to do here, so there's still— and all the things to do here, so there's still-of- and all the things to do here, so there's still of foot so there's still lots of foot rrerrre. — so there's still lots of foot traffic. we've _ so there's still lots of foot traffic. we've got to hope traffic. we've just got to hope we— traffic. we've just got to hope rner-ewn— traffic. we've just got to hope that-sun stays— traffic. we've just got to hope that sun stays out. how long that the sun stays out. how long newe— that the sun stays out. how long newe wew— that the sun stays out. how long newe wew reen— that the sun stays out. how long have you been doing for? have you been doing this for? veere— have you been doing this for? you'reltraditional_ have you been doing this for? you'reltraditional ice- have you been doing this for? you're a traditional ice cream man, call it. long man, we'll call it. how long have you been working in places like wow. think like speedy's? oh, wow. i think fren— like speedy's? oh, wow. i think from-age— like speedy's? oh, wow. i think rren-eee er— like speedy's? oh, wow. i think from .age of being - like speedy's? oh, wow. i think from-age of being a- l : 57 oh, wow. i think from age of being a young from the age of being a young enrw— from the age of being a young enne—e- from the age of being a young enne—e rer- from the age of being a young child,_a lot of. child, i've worked in a lot of we— child, i've worked in a lot of we ree— child, i've worked in a lot of the ice cream _ child, i've worked in a lot of the ice cream businesses around nere— the ice cream businesses around nere. rr-e— the ice cream businesses around nere. rr-e wner— the ice cream businesses around here. it's what you— the ice cream businesses around here. it's what you do as a young— here. it's what you do as a young-you- here. it's what you do as a young-you work- here. it's what you do as a young-you work the young child. you work over the ewnner-rr-e— young child. you work over the summer-it's so— young child. you work over the summer-it's so i've- young child. you work over the summer it's so i've been summer and it's so i've been rerne— summer and it's so i've been eernelerererrw— summer and it's so i've been doing probably since i was doing it probably since i was erewr— doing it probably since i was erewr e,— doing it probably since i was erewr re. re— doing it probably since i was about 13, 14 now— doing it probably since i was about 13, 14 now at various rwerneeeee— about 13, 14 now at various businesses around the area. 'er: businesses around the area. and so, businesses around the area. and wew— businesses around the area. and wew knew.— businesses around the area. and so, you know, the— businesses around the area. and so, you know, the businesses, you know, customers you know, the customers that come notice come here. do you notice a change their habits over the change in their habits over the last or it only in last ten years, or is it only in the last couple of years when we've had cost of living in the pandemic? suppose in the last pandemic? i suppose in the last ten pandemic? i suppose in the last ren-rnere-e— pandemic? i suppose in the last ren-rnere-e-e- pandemic? i suppose in the last ten-there's-a bit- ten years there's been a bit more creativity— ten years there's been a bit more creativity the more creativity with the ereewere. — more creativity with the products. so _ more creativity with the products. so having like reerwrer— featured chocolate bars in eewee— featured chocolate bars in.

products, _waffle products, having more waffle newne— products, having more waffle cones, having more new toppings like cones, having more new toppings rrne-reeernee— cones, having more new toppings like toppings, maybe like oreo toppings, and maybe ewnnw.— crunchy. but i think over the reer— crunchy. but i think over the reer-weere- crunchy. but i think over the last-years we've. crunchy. but i think over the. last-years we've gone last couple of years we've gone reek— last couple of years we've gone backlthe— last couple of years we've gone back-the more— last couple of years we've gone back the more products back to the more basic products rwer—rneee- back to the more basic products just—those costs- back to the more basic products just—those costs of. just because of those costs of rneee— just because of those costs of those additional— just because of those costs of those additional products. and so those additional products. and ee r— those additional products. and ee r rnrnn— those additional products. and so i think what— those additional products. and so i think what we're going to ereeerrw— so i think what we're going to ereeeerw-rnre- so i think what we're going to probably _this-it'sl probably see is this year it's going— probably see is this year it's gene-er- probably see is this year it's going of standard going to be lots of standard enreeree— going to be lots of standard chippieslmainly- going to be lots of standard chippies mainly smaller chippies or mainly smaller ererwere— chippies or mainly smaller products-then- chippies or mainly smaller- products .then _economy products and then as the economy erene— products and then as the economy erenelreeewer.— products and then as the economy starts. recover, we _ products and then as the economy starts recover, we might go starts to recover, we might go reen— starts to recover, we might go reek-wne— starts to recover, we might go reek-wrnr er— starts to recover, we might go back kind of where back to that kind of where eeeere— back to that kind of where eeeere newe— back to that kind of where people have bit more fun with people have a bit more fun with wner—rne— people have a bit more fun with what—the products.i what they put on the products. ane— what they put on the products. and rnere — what they put on the products. and there are— what they put on the products. and there are people here the and there are people here in the enee.— and there are people here in the enee—wner- and there are people here in the shop,_turfed them. shop, i mean, i've turfed them ewr— shop, i mean, i've turfed them ewr er— shop, i mean, i've turfed them ewr er rne— shop, i mean, i've turfed them out of the way. _ shop, i mean, i've turfed them out of the way. "car : out of the way. they've opened a whole nother queue just so that people still get their ice people can still get their ice creams. going to let brad creams. we're going to let brad get back work, but we're here get back to work, but we're here all skegness seeing what all day in skegness seeing what people spending their cash people are spending their cash on. thank you. on. lovely > thank you. will wrenerre— on. lovely > thank you. will michelle-was- on. lovely > thank you. will michelle-was up. on. lovely > thank you. will michelle-was up in| michelle dewberry was up in sweeneee— michelle dewberry was up in- skegness—called skegness skeg vegas. she called it skegness skeg vegas. she called rr rer— skegness skeg vegas. she called it forlcampervan_ skegness skeg vegas. she called it for campervan not it for a campervan holiday. not too it for a campervan holiday. not ree rene— it for a campervan holiday. not ree rene eee.— it for a campervan holiday. not too long ago.-had- it for a campervan holiday. not too long ago. had a fabulous too long ago. she had a fabulous nne— too long ago. she had a fabulous rrne-erenewn— too long ago. she had a fabulous time. .glamour, the- too long ago. she had a fabulous time. glamour, the glamour. time. the glamour, the glamour. i time. the glamour, the glamour. r—wewe— time. the glamour, the glamour. r—wewe ereeer- time. the glamour, the glamour. i_we've closed on. i love the fact we've closed on an i love the fact we've closed on en—we-rel i love the fact we've closed on. enere—w eerne an ice cream queue. we're going to an ice cream queue. we're going re re— an ice cream queue. we're going to be well loved, aren't we? right thank much for right thank you so much for that. that's a pop that. well, right. that's a pop up to scotland now where we join tony maguire tell us what tony maguire to tell us what scotland's this scotland's looking like on this sunny hello good

sunny bank holiday. hello good morning. yes, well, i am : good morning. yes, well, i am not by we— morning. yes, well, i am not by we reen— morning. yes, well, i am not by the beach. it's— morning. yes, well, i am not by the beach. it'slbit_ morning. yes, well, i am not by the beach. it's bit of the beach. it's a bit of a erweewew.— the beach. it's a bit of a giveaway. behind me, i'm in a rwern— giveaway. behind me, i'm in a rwern eeeee— giveaway. behind me, i'm in a rwern eeeee en— giveaway. behind me, i'm in a lupin scoop on great western neee— lupin scoop on great western reeee rn— lupin scoop on great western road in glasgow.— lupin scoop on great western road in glasgow. joined road in glasgow. and i'm joined nere— road in glasgow. and i'm joined nee—weee.- road in glasgow. and i'm joined here—rossi, who- road in glasgow. and i'm joined here—rossi, who isi here by stuart de rossi, who is the here by stuart de rossi, who is rne-ene— here by stuart de rossi, who is the-and who's- here by stuart de rossi, who is the and who's going to the manager and who's going to tell the manager and who's going to rerr-rrrrre — the manager and who's going to tell-little bit— the manager and who's going to tell little bit about the tell us a little bit about the enezrne— tell us a little bit about the amazing gelato_ tell us a little bit about the amazing gelato that have here amazing gelato that we have here werew— amazing gelato that we have here reeew.—rerr— amazing gelato that we have here rerew.—rerr ne- amazing gelato that we have here today._tell melweei today. so tell me tell me a wee bit today. so tell me tell me a wee err erewr— today. so tell me tell me a wee bit about about— today. so tell me tell me a wee bit about about what you guys new— bit about about what you guys new wew— bit about about what you guys how you approach bank holiday how you approach a bank holiday aaenaew— how you approach a bank holiday weneew. — how you approach a bank holiday neneew. ween.— how you approach a bank holiday monday. yeah, we've— how you approach a bank holiday monday. / e monday. yeah, we've obviously seen this coming. we knew it was going weekend, going to be a long weekend, so. so hiring more staff so we've been hiring more staff as it's actually as well. and it's actually worked really because worked out really good because we've store opening we've got a new store opening down the south side. so we've been hiring new for that. been hiring new staff for that. and again, that just helps us. we in here for we use that staff in here for the nice sunny day the for the nice sunny day because as as the sun comes because as soon as the sun comes out here, queues out the door, right out the door, and obviously door obviously it's not out the door just because we've got wee just now because we've got a wee sneak today. but tell me, sneak access today. but tell me, i sneak access today. but tell me, r nneen— sneak access today. but tell me, i mean, obviously— sneak access today. but tell me, i mean, obviously there's- tt : but tell me, i mean, obviously there's a lot of i mean, obviously there's a lot er rew— i mean, obviously there's a lot er rerk rerew— i mean, obviously there's a lot of talk today about the cost of ice cream. now— of talk today about the cost of ice cream. now sort of ice cream. now slight sort of rwrer— ice cream. now slight sort of rwrerlwe— ice cream. now slight sort of twist-us here— ice cream. now slight sort of twist-us here is- ice cream. now slight sort of twist us here is gelato, twist for us here is gelato, rrenr. — twist for us here is gelato, rrenr. se— twist for us here is gelato, right. so-much- twist for us here is gelato, right. so much does you right. so how much does you knew.— right. so how much does you knew. we— right. so how much does you know, the portions of know, the typical portions of gene— know, the typical portions of gelato - before - know, the typical portions of- gelato - before - head gelato go for before people head over-botanics_ gelato go for before people head over-botanics ?- gelato go for before people head over botanics ? yeah, we over to the botanics? yeah, we eerr— over to the botanics? yeah, we eerr we — over to the botanics? yeah, we eerr we eerr— over to the botanics? yeah, we sell we sell gelato at one

eeeee — sell we sell gelato at one eeee rwe— sell we sell gelato at one scoop. two scoop- sell we sell gelato at one scoop. sell we sell gelato at one- scoop. two scoop or three scoop. it's 350 for one, 450 for two and 550 for three. so that's the kind of price band you're talking about. and you can either have a tub or a cone as well. so you get a choice. and if you want for you _ well. so you get a choice. and if you want for you just- gri rt.erir rt.ri and if you want for you just put the rn rne— if you want for you just put the cone in the tub— if you want for you just put the cone in the tub right upside rewn.— cone in the tub right upside rewn. se— cone in the tub right upside down. so tell— cone in the tub right upside down. so tell me, obviously that we— down. so tell me, obviously that we re— down. so tell me, obviously that we relrrr— down. so tell me, obviously that that islbit pricier,— down. so tell me, obviously that that is bit pricier, but i'm that is a bit pricier, but i'm eenerne— that is a bit pricier, but i'm sensing some— that is a bit pricier, but i'm sensing some italian, some rrerren— sensing some italian, some italian blood— sensing some italian, some italian blood this is italian blood in here. this is ewrnenrre.— italian blood in here. this is authentic._site. authentic. it's made on site. rerr— authentic. it's made on site. rer-nere— authentic. it's made on site. tell-more. yeah.- authentic. it's made on site. tell more. yeah. yeah. �*frni; tell me more. yeah. yeah. we newe— tell me more. yeah. yeah. we newe-ewn— tell me more. yeah. yeah. we make-own gelato.- tell me more. yeah. yeah. we make own gelato. make make our own gelato. we make make our own gelato. we make make press paste and make it. we press paste and stuff. all from italy. all stuff. all from italy. it's all proper ice as well. proper dairy ice cream as well. even vegan stuff as well. even with vegan stuff as well. we put a lot of attention and care into the presentation, but also that flavour well also just that flavour as well because it popping. because we want it popping. when you get a scoop ice cream, it's got to hit you in it. that's it. so scotland is looking absolutely— so scotland is looking absolutely magical over the next ten absolutely magical over the next ren-ee— absolutely magical over the next ren-ee ene— absolutely magical over the next ten so and arguably ten days or so and arguably ereeeew— ten days or so and arguably ereeeewlene— ten days or so and arguably glasgow one best glasgow is one of the best ereeee— glasgow is one of the best ereeee re— glasgow is one of the best ereeee re re— glasgow is one of the best places to be in— glasgow is one of the best places to be in the uk over the nerr— places to be in the uk over the new-re— places to be in the uk over the next-to build— places to be in the uk over the next-to build up- places to be in the uk over the next to build up that tan next week to build up that tan ene—newne- next week to build up that tan and-maybe next- next week to build up that tan and maybe next week and you know, maybe next week we-rr— and you know, maybe next week we-rr we-rr— and you know, maybe next week we'll we'll also _ and you know, maybe next week we'll we'll also doing we'll we'll also be doing a reeen—ereel we'll we'll also be doing ai reeen—eree . report on the flying pigs. nrrrrrene— report on the flying pigs. brilliant thank— report on the flying pigs. brilliant thank you - report on the flying pigs. brilliant thank you very much for that tony. i am what i want

an ice cream now . but still to an ice cream now. but still to come, more developments on nice to see businesses doing such a roaring trade. yeah, we're errrrne— roaring trade. yeah, we're errrrne rn— roaring trade. yeah, we're sitting in an— eg : yeah, we're sitting in an office. �*vw�*eriti; sitting in an office. where's ene— sitting in an office. where's the ree— sitting in an office. where's the ice cream? come on. right. but we're going back to schofield and the saga this morning with eamonn holmes hitting out . and you want hitting out. and you won't want to miss he said. bring you to miss what he said. bring you up on that. but up to speed on all of that. but first, your news first, here's your morning news with armstrong . very good with aaron armstrong. very good morning to you. it is 1132 here in morning to you. it is 1132 here rn rne— morning to you. it is 1132 here rn rne en— morning to you. it is 1132 here in the gb news— morning to you. it is 1132 here in the gb news room.- eg it is 1132 here in the gb news room. well, let's eren— in the gb news room. well, let's eren wrrn— in the gb news room. well, let's start with that. _ in the gb news room. well, let's start with that. phillip schofield _ start with that. phillip schofield story. of course, the rereer— schofield story. of course, the wee en— schofield story. of course, the latest on that. _ schofield story. of course, the latest on that. itv— schofield story. of course, the latest on that. itv is in crisis rerwe— latest on that. itv is in crisis talks following— latest on that. itv is in crisis talks following the scandal ewrrewnrrne— talks following the scandal surrounding his affair with a wewneer— surrounding his affair with a wewneer nere— surrounding his affair with a younger male colleague. that is eeeererne— younger male colleague. that is eeeerrrne re— younger male colleague. that is according to gb— younger male colleague. that is according to gb news sources . younger male colleague. that is according to gb news sources. gb wewe— according to gb news sources. gb news understands— according to gb news sources. gb news understands it could cost the broadcaster— news understands it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of the broadcaster tens of millions er eewnee— the broadcaster tens of millions er eewnre rn— the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost— the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue, with— of pounds in lost advertising revenue, with executives bracing rneneerwee— revenue, with executives bracing rneneerwee rer— revenue, with executives bracing themselves for a _ revenue, with executives bracing themselves for a dramatic drop in themselves for a dramatic drop rn rnerr— themselves for a dramatic drop in their share— themselves for a dramatic drop in their share price tomorrow .

in their share price tomorrow. senerrere— in their share price tomorrow. schofield has— in their share price tomorrow. schofield has rejected claims were— schofield has rejected claims rnere ee— schofield has rejected claims rnere e— schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic— schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic culture on rnre— there was a toxic culture on rnre newne— there was a toxic culture on this morning. in— there was a toxic culture on this morning. in a statement rereeeee— this morning. in a statement released shortly— this morning. in a statement released shortly before the show wenr— released shortly before the show wenr re— released shortly before the show wenr re er— released shortly before the show went to air, he— released shortly before the show went to air, he said— released shortly before the show went to air, he said it is the same handful— went to air, he said it is the same handful of— went to air, he said it is the same handful of people with a eweee— same handful of people with a erweee eeerner— same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show wne— grudge against me or the show wne eee— grudge against me or the show wne re— grudge against me or the show who seem to have— grudge against me or the show who seem to have the loudest ere— who seem to have the loudest voice . meanwhile, gb news voice. meanwhile, gb news ereeenrer— voice. meanwhile, gb news presenter and— voice. meanwhile, gb news presenter and former itv this nernrne— presenter and former itv this nernrne neer— presenter and former itv this morning host eamonn holmes has reeeeneer— morning host eamonn holmes has reeeeneer re— morning host eamonn holmes has responded to the— morning host eamonn holmes has responded to the post saying rnre— responded to the post saying this schofield _ responded to the post saying this schofield has just put out a delusional— this schofield has just put out a delusional statement like nerrw. — a delusional statement like nerrw. ne— a delusional statement like nerrw. we ewre— a delusional statement like holly. he puts it on insta ererree.— holly. he puts it on insta ererree. ee— holly. he puts it on insta stories, so if— holly. he puts it on insta stories, so if it- holly. he puts it on insta stories, so if it goes wrong , stories, so if it goes wrong, rnere-e— stories, so if it goes wrong, rnere-e ne— stories, so if it goes wrong, there's no record. after 24 newe — there's no record. after 24 newe rn— there's no record. after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give the rrer— hours. i'm reluctant to give the rrer enw— hours. i'm reluctant to give the rrer enw nere— hours. i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity, but nerrewe— liar any more publicity, but nerrewe nne— liar any more publicity, but believe me, pip,— liar any more publicity, but believe me, pip, if you are looking— believe me, pip, if you are looking rer— believe me, pip, if you are looking for a— believe me, pip, if you are looking for a fight, you have erewee— looking for a fight, you have erenee en— looking for a fight, you have picked on the— looking for a fight, you have picked on the wrong person . picked on the wrong person. rnere-e— picked on the wrong person. rnere-e rne— picked on the wrong person. there's the words of eamonn nernee— there's the words of eamonn nernee .— there's the words of eamonn holmes. police— there's the words of eamonn holmes . police from the there's the words of eamonn holmes. police from the uk are to holmes. police from the uk are re nere— holmes. police from the uk are to help authorities— holmes. police from the uk are to help authorities in north arrreen— to help authorities in north african countries break up eeeere— african countries break up people smuggling gangs. officers fren— people smuggling gangs. officers rren rne— people smuggling gangs. officers from the national— people smuggling gangs. officers from the national crime agency wrrr— from the national crime agency wrrr wew— from the national crime agency will work with _ from the national crime agency will work with their counterparts to stem a predicted ewee— counterparts to stem a predicted ewee rn— counterparts to stem a predicted surge in migration— counterparts to stem a predicted surge in migration . according to surge in migration. according to the surge in migration. according to we rrnee— surge in migration. according to we rrnee rne— surge in migration. according to the times, the italian government- the times, the italian government believes up to

aooeoe— government believes up to 400,000 migrants will attempt to reeen — 400,000 migrants will attempt to reeen rwreee— 400,000 migrants will attempt to reach europe via— 400,000 migrants will attempt to reach europe via italy this summer. that's- reach europe via italy this summer. that's four times as nenw— summer. that's four times as nenw ee— summer. that's four times as nenw ee reer— summer. that's four times as many as last year. immigration rarnrerer— many as last year. immigration minister robert— many as last year. immigration minister robert jenrick will reern— minister robert jenrick will reern e— minister robert jenrick will eeern e rrwe— minister robert jenrick will begin a five day tour of north arrree— begin a five day tour of north arrree enr— begin a five day tour of north africa and europe this week . and africa and europe this week. and at africa and europe this week. and er reeer— africa and europe this week. and er reeer rewr— africa and europe this week. and at least four people have died ener— at least four people have died errer e— at least four people have died errer e beer— at least four people have died after a boat carrying more than 20 after a boat carrying more than ze eeeeneee— after a boat carrying more than 20 passengers, including rewrrere— 20 passengers, including tourists, sank— 20 passengers, including tourists, sank in northern italy . rneee— tourists, sank in northern italy . rneee en— tourists, sank in northern italy . those on board— tourists, sank in northern italy . those on board were celebrating- . those on board were celebrating a- . those on board were celebrating a birthday when the beer— celebrating a birthday when the beer eeeerzer— celebrating a birthday when the boat capsized and sank during a erern— boat capsized and sank during a erern en— boat capsized and sank during a erern en rene— boat capsized and sank during a storm on lake maggiore. 19 ewrwrwere— storm on lake maggiore. 19 survivors swam— storm on lake maggiore. 19 survivors swam to shore and ewerrer— survivors swam to shore and avoided serious— survivors swam to shore and avoided serious injury. survivors swam to shore and avoided serious injury . that's avoided serious injury. that's it avoided serious injury. that's rr rer— avoided serious injury. that's rr rer rne— avoided serious injury. that's it for the moment. but more on all it for the moment. but more on err er— it for the moment. but more on err er ew— it for the moment. but more on all of our stories.— it for the moment. but more on all of our stories. you can get rner— all of our stories. you can get rner rw— all of our stories. you can get that by visiting _ all of our stories. you can get that by visiting our website, gb wewe. — that by visiting our website, gb

this. join us here on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . the people's channel. britain is watching. good the people's channel. britain is watching . good morning. it is watching. good morning. it is nee— watching. good morning. it is nee en— watching. good morning. it is nee en wewr— watching. good morning. it is 1138 on your bank— t eg good morning. it is 1138 on your bank holiday monday nernrne— 1138 on your bank holiday monday nernrne .— 1138 on your bank holiday monday nernrne . rnre— 1138 on your bank holiday monday morning . this is— 1138 on your bank holiday monday morning . this is to— 1138 on your bank holiday monday morning . this is to the point on morning. this is to the point on gb morning. this is to the point on en wewe— morning. this is to the point on en wewe wrrn— morning. this is to the point on gb news with dawn neesom and rnrrw— gb news with dawn neesom and rnrrw cerwer— gb news with dawn neesom and emily carver well,— gb news with dawn neesom and emily carver well, let's just reeee— emily carver well, let's just reeee rne— emily carver well, let's just recap the latest— emily carver well, let's just recap the latest breaking news rnre— recap the latest breaking news rnre nernrne— recap the latest breaking news this morning on— recap the latest breaking news this morning on the phillip senerrerr— this morning on the phillip schofield story— this morning on the phillip schofield story . gb news schofield story. gb news ereeenrer— schofield story. gb news presenter eamonn holmes has rwenree— presenter eamonn holmes has branded phillip— presenter eamonn holmes has branded phillip schofield delusional— branded phillip schofield delusional and a liar after the fewer— delusional and a liar after the rerrner rnre— delusional and a liar after the former this morning host claimed rnee— former this morning host claimed rnere ee— former this morning host claimed rnere ne— former this morning host claimed there was no toxicity on the enew. — there was no toxicity on the enew. sew— there was no toxicity on the show. there was no toxicity on the- show. saw someone wrote us there wasn't any toxicity fulfilled because he was. the toxicity was the toxic. and this is what nerner— the toxic. and this is what dermot o'leary— rt. and this is what dermot o'leary said about the

enew— dermot o'leary said about the enew rnre— dermot o'leary said about the show this morning on this nernrne. — show this morning on this nernrne. nwr— show this morning on this morning. but we are starting reeew— morning. but we are starting rerew wrrn— morning. but we are starting today with charles and sonya on the today with charles and sonya on we wernrne— today with charles and sonya on the morning view— today with charles and sonya on the morning view . nrirrr the morning view. now, we all knew— the morning view. now, we all know we happen to be in the news at the moment. and of course, we appreciate that. but just from both of us and the whole team here, the crew, the guys downstairs, we love making this show for all of you. yeah, we really do. show for all of you. yeah, we reerrw re. ane— show for all of you. yeah, we really do. and that's- yeah, we really do. and that's exactly wner— really do. and that's exactly we were— really do. and that's exactly what we're - do. - really do. and that's exactly what we're do. we're what we're going to do. we're going— what we're going to do. we're going-continue— what we're going to do. we're going-continue to- what we're going to do. we're going continue to do that. so going to continue to do that. so rer-e— going to continue to do that. so rer-e 90— going to continue to do that. so rer-e 90 en— going to continue to do that. so rer-e 90 en wrrn— going to continue to do that. so let's go on with our first news eren.— let's go on with our first news ererw. erree— let's go on with our first news story. giles well,— let's go on with our first news story. giles well, joining us for story. giles well, joining us rer nere— story. giles well, joining us rer re— story. giles well, joining us for more is our— story. giles well, joining us for more is our london reporter rree— for more is our london reporter rree nenre. — for more is our london reporter lisa hartle. good— for more is our london reporter lisa hartle. l: eg lisa hartle. good morning, lisa . she's not ready for us. dawn well, what did you make of alison and dermot there ? they alison and dermot there? they did look a bit odd, actually sat there. ithink did look a bit odd, actually sat there. i think they did. i think it's there. i think they did. i think we r— there. i think they did. i think we r rnrnw— there. i think they did. i think it's i think it's— .eri;”ri; i think they did. i think it's i think it's incredibly uncomfortable for them. and you do uncomfortable for them. and you re reer— uncomfortable for them. and you re reer eerrw— uncomfortable for them. and you do feel sorry for— uncomfortable for them. and you do feel sorry for them. i think i do feel sorry for them. i think r rnrnw— do feel sorry for them. i think r rnrnk we— do feel sorry for them. i think i think we have— do feel sorry for them. i think i think we have lisa joining us tree— i think we have lisa joining us rree wew— i think we have lisa joining us now. lisa, you finished your eeerreerren— now. lisa, you finished your application to— now. lisa, you finished your application to get on that sofa. orwrewerw— application to get on that sofa. eewrewerw serrw— application to get on that sofa. obviously sorry it's so windy nere.— obviously sorry it's so windy nere. — obviously sorry it's so windy nere. r— obviously sorry it's so windy nere. r serr—

obviously sorry it's so windy here. i said good- obviously sorry it's so windy here. r: g: eg i'm here. i said good morning. i'm finding it here. i said good morning. i'm rrnerne rr werw— here. i said good morning. i'm finding it very hard— here. i said good morning. i'm finding it very hard to- here. r: g: eg i'm finding it very hard to hear enwrnrne. — finding it very hard to hear anything. good- finding it very hard to hear anything. 1: eg anything. good morning, lisa. you are alive outside television centre this morning. where this morning is currently being put out from . so what's happening out from. so what's happening there ? can you bring us up to there? can you bring us up to speed the latest developments speed on the latest developments 7 speed on the latest developments ? yeah of course. so obviously, rne— ? yeah of course. so obviously, rne rnre— ? yeah of course. so obviously, the this morning— ? yeah of course. so obviously, the this morning has- 7 r/rqu e rt.rir. so obviously, the this morning has broadcast, as the this morning has broadcast, ee wewer— the this morning has broadcast, ee wewer rerew— the this morning has broadcast, as usual today with alison nennene— as usual today with alison hammond and— as usual today with alison hammond and dermot o'leary. 'er: hammond and dermot o'leary. and as hammond and dermot o'leary. and ee wew— hammond and dermot o'leary. and ee wew nere.— hammond and dermot o'leary. and as you said, there,— hammond and dermot o'leary. and as you said, there, they— hammond and dermot o'leary. and as you said, there, they did- as you said, there, they did recognise the fact that so much of the show is in the news at the moment. they've said, we know we happen to be in the news at the moment. of course we appreciate that. but just from the both of us and the whole team here, we love making this show all. there has show for you all. and there has been some speculation around the show's future with rumours of perhaps there are crisis talks going on and, you know that the show could be in jeopardy . but show could be in jeopardy. but itv have come out and said there are no plans to axe the show. that has been running for 35 years. last night we had dr. raj singh, who was a guest presenter

on the show for over ten years. he took to twitter to share the fact that years ago he went and actually raised his concerns about toxicity at the programme. he took that up with the bosses anditv he took that up with the bosses and itv have responded by saying there was an independent investigation that took place at the time and no examples or evidence of bullying or harassment was found. now today philip schofield has taken to instagram and he has shared in a post i hope you've noticed it's the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show that seemed to have the loudest voices as this morning is the best show and there is no toxicity . he went on to say that toxicity. he went on to say that there are thousands of guests and people that have worked on the show over the years that could also back this up. now, in response to this, as you've touched holmes touched on there, eamonn holmes has to the post on has responded to the post on twitter saying calling this statement delusional, saying thing he puts it on thing like holly. he puts it on insta stories. so if it goes

wrong, there is no record after 24 hours. reluctant to give 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity . but the liar any more publicity. but believe me, pip, if you're looking for a you picked looking for a fight, you picked on person . and of on the wrong person. and of course, are concerns that course, there are concerns that what will happen with the share price when the markets price tomorrow when the markets open and what effect that will have on the show as that ripples through as yet. lisa, just quickly— through as yet. lisa, just quickly ee— through as yet. lisa, just quickly as well,- g «wril lisa, just quickly as well, front pages rnre— quickly as well, front pages this morning— quickly as well, front pages this morning and not just advertisers— this morning and not just advertisers who are thinking of ewrrrne— advertisers who are thinking of ewrrrne ewe— advertisers who are thinking of pulling out, but— advertisers who are thinking of pulling out, but also celebrities.- pulling out, but also celebrities. have you seen any eeeere— celebrities. have you seen any people going— celebrities. have you seen any people going into— celebrities. have you seen any people going into the show this morning?— people going into the show this morning? r— people going into the show this morning? i know— people going into the show this morning? i know they have to wew— morning? i know they have to wew rnrewen— morning? i know they have to walk through just where you're walking— walk through just where you're walking eeer— walk through just where you're walking past there. any reaction nen— walking past there. any reaction rren enwene— walking past there. any reaction from anyone walking past, any eererrrrree— from anyone walking past, any celebrities—the- from anyone walking past, any celebrities the show celebrities going into the show eennenrrne— celebrities going into the show commenting happening celebrities going into the show- commenting-happening ? commenting on what's happening? no, commenting on what's happening? we. ne— commenting on what's happening? we. re .— commenting on what's happening? we. re . r— commenting on what's happening? we. re . r rnrnw— commenting on what's happening? no, no . i think there's— commenting on what's happening? no, no . i think there's a— no, no. i think there's a different entrance or perhaps people are taking a different way in because we haven't seen anyone so far. but i'll keep an eye out. right. yeah. thank you. ween. — eye out. right. yeah. thank you. ween. rnenw— eye out. right. yeah. thank you. yeah. thank you— eye out. right. yeah. thank you. yeah. thank you very— rilgrrii: right. yeah. thank you. yeah. thank you very much. rner-e— yeah. thank you very much. rner-e rree— yeah. thank you very much. that's lisa hartle. our london eeener— that's lisa hartle. our london reeener ee— that's lisa hartle. our london reporter was sneaking through the reporter was sneaking through rne—re— reporter was sneaking through rne—releeen. i reporter was sneaking through. the _to .seen. well, the back. not to be seen. well, because have worked over there because i have worked over there quite a bit and. and there is a

erre— quite a bit and. and there is a side entrance— quite a bit and. and there is a side entrance that— quite a bit and. and there is a side entrance that you- r:. . eer: and there is a side entrance that you can. you ee— side entrance that you can. you 90 rn— side entrance that you can. you can go in rather— side entrance that you can. you can go in rather than walking rnrewen— can go in rather than walking rnrewen rne— can go in rather than walking through the main entrance. so rn— through the main entrance. so rwn-ewre— through the main entrance. so rwn-ewre rr— through the main entrance. so i'm-sure i'd want- through the main entrance. so i'm .sure i'd want to - through the main entrance. so i'm-sure i'd want to be,- through the main entrance. sol i'm-sure i'd want to be, you i'm not sure i'd want to be, you know, contributor on know, a contributor on this morning. morning. morning. this morning. well, this isn't it? this is a bit awkward, isn't it? well, this is this is a thing r— well, this is this is a thing now. i mean, it's not just eewenreere— now. i mean, it's not just advertisers who are getting cold reen— advertisers who are getting cold teen-rne— advertisers who are getting cold feet.-the main— advertisers who are getting cold feet. the main show sponsor, feet. and the main show sponsor, wnren— feet. and the main show sponsor, wnren-een— feet. and the main show sponsor, wnren-een e— feet. and the main show sponsor, which-car, a car— which is a car, a car dealership,- which is a car, a car. dealership,-or which is a car, a car- dealership,-or a car dealership, i think, or a car renrer— dealership, i think, or a car rental-whatever- dealership, i think, or a car rental whatever do. but rental or whatever they do. but rnew— rental or whatever they do. but rnew newe— rental or whatever they do. but they have pulled— rental or whatever they do. but they have pulled out of eeeneerrne— they have pulled out of sponsoring autumn. sponsoring for the autumn. the center— sponsoring for the autumn. the eenrreer-enw- sponsoring for the autumn. the contract-any case,- sponsoring for the autumn. the contract any case, and contract was up in any case, and rnew-re— contract was up in any case, and enew-re eewrne— contract was up in any case, and enew-re eewrne rne— contract was up in any case, and they're saying the contract was up. they're saying the contract was we. iweren-r— they're saying the contract was up. weren't renewing. but you up. we weren't renewing. but you do up. we weren't renewing. but you ee-wenrer— up. we weren't renewing. but you ee-wenrer ene- up. we weren't renewing. but you do wonder and there is do have to wonder and there is enerner— do have to wonder and there is enerner ererw— do have to wonder and there is another story now. venice another story now. well, they can always come to gb news, can't they? exactly. can't they? yes, exactly. fabulous tuning fabulous viewers always tuning in. would to in. would you want to be associated— in. would you want to be associated-that- e would you want to be associated that show at in. would you want to be- associated .that show at the associated with that show at the nenenre — associated with that show at the nenenre .wew— associated with that show at the moment? no, you probably wouldn't. going to wouldn't. but we are going to move the headlines that we move on to the headlines that we have got wonderful panel or have got a wonderful panel or wonderful is back. wonderful panel is back. political commentator bushra sheikh join sheikh and mike parry both join us to our panel us now to look at our panel stories. bushra, you want to talk something little talk about something a little bit troublesome. bit different that troublesome. tick star chart in inverted tick tock star chart in inverted commas . missy. missy. missy. commas. missy. missy. missy. missy. the tick— commas. missy. missy. missy. missy. the tick tock- missy. the tick tock prankster. ween. — missy. the tick tock prankster. ween. wenr— missy. the tick tock prankster. ween. wenr re— missy. the tick tock prankster. yeah. want to talk about him?

neee— yeah. want to talk about him? neee r— yeah. want to talk about him? because i think— yeah. want to talk about him? because i think he's still so wrenr— because i think he's still so ewrrenr—enrl current and relevant and. everyone's-about current and relevant and- everyone's-about him everyone's speaking about him on eeerer— everyone's speaking about him on eeerer nerre— everyone's speaking about him on social media. so— everyone's speaking about him on social media. so for— everyone's speaking about him on social media. so for me, you knew— social media. so for me, you knew-rr— social media. so for me, you know-it actually- know what? it actually nrenrrenre— know what? it actually highlights a- know what? it actually highlights a very dangerous ewrrwre— highlights a very dangerous culture existing amongst highlights a very dangerous culturegenerationrting amongst highlights a very dangerous culturegeneration ofg amongst highlights a very dangerous culturegeneration of youngsters a new generation of youngsters reeewee— a new generation of youngsters reeewee ne-e— a new generation of youngsters reeewee ne-e e— a new generation of youngsters because he's a teenage rapper, he because he's a teenage rapper, ne re— because he's a teenage rapper, ne re rnerrrne— because he's a teenage rapper, he is inciting what i would also nerrewe— he is inciting what i would also nerrewe reen— he is inciting what i would also believe fear in— he is inciting what i would also believe fear in in— he is inciting what i would also believe fear in in in the ewene.— believe fear in in in the ewerre. ane— believe fear in in in the public. and recently he i werenee— public. and recently he i werener e— public. and recently he i watched a video of him where he rrwrne— watched a video of him where he rrwrne re— watched a video of him where he was trying to take— watched a video of him where he was trying to take over or nerre— was trying to take over or fiddle around— was trying to take over or fiddle around with the buttons on fiddle around with the buttons en rne— fiddle around with the buttons on the train. _ fiddle around with the buttons on the train. well,- fiddle around with the buttons on the train. venice e l e on the train. well, haven't seen that one. it was bizarre. on the train. venice e l e it was bizarre. he that one. it was bizarre. he wenr— that one. it was bizarre. he wenr rnre— that one. it was bizarre. he went into like,— that one. it was bizarre. he went into like, let's- it was bizarre. he went into like, let's just say, you— went into like, let's just say, wew knew.— went into like, let's just say, wew knew. we— went into like, let's just say, you know, we operate the train rren — you know, we operate the train rren ene — you know, we operate the train rren ene ee— you know, we operate the train from and was fiddling with all the from and was fiddling with all we rwrrene— from and was fiddling with all the buttons which could have eerenrrerrw— the buttons which could have potentially caused an accident or potentially caused an accident er eenernrne.— potentially caused an accident or something. all— potentially caused an accident or something. all in the name of rent— or something. all in the name of rerne e— or something. all in the name of being a prankster— or something. all in the name of being a prankster online. and rnen— being a prankster online. and then obviously— being a prankster online. and then obviously because of that , then obviously because of that, he then obviously because of that, ne reeener— then obviously because of that, he breached previous court he breached the previous court enter— he breached the previous court errer enr— he breached the previous court order and then— he breached the previous court order and then was taken in eeern— order and then was taken in eeern rw— order and then was taken in eeern rw rne— order and then was taken in again by the police. but i want to again by the police. but i want re-nrenrrenr— again by the police. but i want to-highlight this- again by the police. but i want to highlight this because a to just highlight this because a lot to just highlight this because a rer er— to just highlight this because a rer er eeeere— to just highlight this because a lot of people saying, oh, lot of people are saying, oh, you— lot of people are saying, oh, wew knew.— lot of people are saying, oh, wew knew. we— lot of people are saying, oh, you know, we need help him you know, we need to help him enr— you know, we need to help him ene eerere— you know, we need to help him and restore him.— you know, we need to help him and restore him. obviously, eenernrne-e— and restore him. obviously, something's we something's gone wrong, but we eree— something's gone wrong, but we eree-eerr— something's gone wrong, but we also-call this- something's gone wrong, but we also-call this stuff- also need to call this stuff ewr. — also need to call this stuff ewr. se— also need to call this stuff ewr. se ne— also need to call this stuff out. so he might- also need to call this stuff out. g out. so he might just be a wrong'un, an old fashioned wrong'un, an old fashioned

wrong'un and £365, which which was the fine initially, which he was the fine initially, which he was to pay back £30 a month, i believe clearly wasn't a deterrent , was it, dawn? no, deterrent, was it, dawn? no, this is this has not been a prankster. pranks are funny. rnre— prankster. pranks are funny. we re— prankster. pranks are funny. we re wew— prankster. pranks are funny. this is you know,— e pranks are funny. this is you know, he's a errnrner— this is you know, he's a criminal stealing people's dogs, breaking— criminal stealing people's dogs, breaking rnre— criminal stealing people's dogs, breaking into people's homes, rerrrne— breaking into people's homes, telling women,— breaking into people's homes, telling women, know, do you telling women, you know, do you wenr— telling women, you know, do you wenr-rnre— telling women, you know, do you want-this isn't— telling women, you know, do you want this isn't funny. want to die this isn't funny. rnre— want to die this isn't funny. rnrelee— want to die this isn't funny. rnrelee wew— want to die this isn't funny. this-as you say,- want to die this isn't funny. this as you say, is just this is as you say, is just a erernreee— this is as you say, is just a brainless thug.— this is as you say, is just a brainless thug. and, you know, i eerwerrw— brainless thug. and, you know, i actually resent— brainless thug. and, you know, i actually resent talking about nrn. — actually resent talking about nrn. ne— actually resent talking about nrn. we wew— actually resent talking about him. do you think- actually resent talking about him. jrir actually resent talking about- him. do you think he needs more more than a on the wrist? more than a slap on the wrist? there's a 50 between me there's a 50 year gap between me and i'm going to call and missy, so i'm going to call it a generation problem. okay. i simply don't understand- l gri;e okay. i simply don't understand what the ball simply don't understand what the rerr-erewr. — simply don't understand what the ball-about. i'm- simply don't understand what the ball-about. i'm going- ball is all about. i'm going to err— ball is all about. i'm going to call it an idiot problem. well, i was going to say a rt.e . r: well, i was going to say a generation. i was going to say a generation. r een-r— i was going to say a generation. i don't understand— i was going to say a generation. i don't understand what all i don't understand what it's all erewr. — i don't understand what it's all erewr. _wenr- i don't understand what it's all about. _want to. about. i don't really want to knew— about. i don't really want to knew-rr— about. i don't really want to know-it would- about. i don't really want to know it would just. . know too. it would just. it's rwer— know too. it would just. it's just embarrassing that was my know too. it would just. it's just andtarrassing that was my know too. it would just. it's just and irrassing that was my know too. it would just. it's just and i wasring that was my know too. it would just. it's just and i was his that was my know too. it would just. it's just and i was his mother,/as my know too. it would just. it's just and i was his mother, it; my son and i was his mother, it would be absolutely embarrassing for to see him do that. and for me to see him do that. and i don't understand. why didn't he get if he was get away with it if he was firmly intervention? of course he wouldn't. of course he wouldn't. oh, no way. if he was my son, i'd wouldn't. oh, no way. if he was nw re reen— wouldn't. oh, no way. if he was my son, i'd lock him— wouldn't. oh, no way. if he was my son, i'd lock him-his. my son, i'd lock him up in his

room without— my son, i'd lock him up in his room without-take. my son, i'd lock him up in his. room without-take the room without dinner. take the phones— room without dinner. take the phones away. should- room without dinner. should we move on phones away. should we move on to phones away. should we move on re wewr— phones away. should we move on re wewr ererw— phones away. should we move on re wewr ererw rn— phones away. should we move on to your story in the— should we move on to your story in the express refere— to your story in the express before-start— to your story in the express before start smacking before you start smacking his rwn— before you start smacking his bum-young- before you start smacking his bum young lady? bum as well? young lady? eeerneee— bum as well? young lady? goodness me.— bum as well? young lady? goodness me. yeah- bum as well? young lady? l: r/rqu e this bum as well? young lady? l: / this is bum as well? young lady? l: r/rqu e this is about goodness me. yeah this is about civil goodness me. yeah this is about erwrr eerwenre. — goodness me. yeah this is about civil servants. okay?— goodness me. yeah this is about civil servants. okay? civil- civil servants. okay? civil eerwenre— civil servants. okay? civil servants-more- civil servants. okay? civil servants-more work servants are more likely to work fren— from home than anybody else. i was gobsmacked._ from home than anybody else. i was gobsmacked. yeah, was gobsmacked. yeah, yeah, yeah— was gobsmacked. yeah, yeah, yeah,-absolutely- was gobsmacked. yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely . tell yeah, yeah, absolutely. so tell us yeah, yeah, absolutely. so tell wenew- nwr— yeah, yeah, absolutely. so tell wenew- nwr r- yeah, yeah, absolutely. so tell us new. but i intensely us what's new. but i intensely ererrwe— us what's new. but i intensely ererrwe rne— us what's new. but i intensely dislike the civil— us what's new. but i intensely dislike the civil servant in rnre— dislike the civil servant in rnre eewnrrw— dislike the civil servant in this country who feels entitled to this country who feels entitled re re — this country who feels entitled re re erre— this country who feels entitled re re erre re — this country who feels entitled to be able to only— this country who feels entitled to be able to only go to the errree— to be able to only go to the errree reee— to be able to only go to the office less than— to be able to only go to the office less than half the time we— office less than half the time we wewe— office less than half the time that you're being— office less than half the time that you're being paid to do wewr— that you're being paid to do youri'ob— that you're being paid to do wewr-en rer— that you're being paid to do your job for right. that you're being paid to do yourjob for right. to that you're being paid to do your job for right. to take the renren— your job for right. to take the london weighting allowance and not london weighting allowance and ner erwe— london weighting allowance and ner erwe rr— london weighting allowance and not give it back— london weighting allowance and not give it back because you're not give it back because you're ner rrewerrrne— not give it back because you're not travelling and _ not give it back because you're not travelling and to enjoy the massive benefits— not travelling and to enjoy the massive benefits of being enerewee— massive benefits of being employed by— massive benefits of being employed by the state, which rnerwee— employed by the state, which rnerwre e— employed by the state, which include a bumper pension. when you go— include a bumper pension. when wew 90 re— include a bumper pension. when wew 90 re e— include a bumper pension. when you go to a reasonably early age . rner— you go to a reasonably early age , now that we're— you go to a reasonably early age , now that we're all— you go to a reasonably early age , now that we're all living into eee— , now that we're all living into eee ene— , now that we're all living into our 80s and that— , now that we're all living into our 80s and that kind of stuff enr— our 80s and that kind of stuff ene een-r— our 80s and that kind of stuff and don't seem— our 80s and that kind of stuff and don't seem to think that new— and don't seem to think that new ee— and don't seem to think that new rne— and don't seem to think that they owe the people who pay rnerr— they owe the people who pay rnerr weee— they owe the people who pay their wages, the _ they owe the people who pay their wages, the taxpayer, 100% eennrrnenr— their wages, the taxpayer, 100% commitment to _ their wages, the taxpayer, 100% commitment to the job. why do we rnrnw— commitment to the job. why do we rnrnk ee— commitment to the job. why do we rnrnk ee nenw— commitment to the job. why do we think so many government eeeneree— think so many government eeeneree ee— think so many government agencies are not working? you knew— agencies are not working? you knew .— agencies are not working? you knew . wew— agencies are not working? you knew . wew rwer— agencies are not working? you know , you just old fashioned, know, you just old fashioned, vou— know, you just old fashioned, wew wnew.— know, you just old fashioned, you know, working from home. senne— you know, working from home. senne eeeere— you know, working from home. senne eeeere eew.— you know, working from home. some people say, oh,- you know, working from home. some people say, oh, i've- you know, working from home.

some people say, oh, i've never been more productive than when i work from home. nonsense. we all work from home. nonsense. we all work in industries where you can create three ideas in five minutes by talking to your colleague who's sitting on the next desk. that's what it's all about. it's about creation. it's about. it's about creation. it's about mixing sparking about mixing ideas, sparking energy , and getting on with energy, and getting on with that. civil servants don't have any energy. civil servants are people without energy , without people without energy, without industry, without initiative . industry, without initiative. and actually they have gold plated lives. i dislike them intensely . if they're doing only intensely. if they're doing only 4,044% of a working week at home. and i wish that there are some let me just hold you. there are some very talented eeeere— there are some very talented eeeere working— there are some very talented people working in the civil senne.— people working in the civil service, people _ people working in the civil service, people i know myself wne— service, people i know myself wne-ee— service, people i know myself wnelee rnre— service, people i know myself who-go into the- service, people i know myself who go into the office. well, who do go into the office. well, i who do go into the office. well, r een-r— who do go into the office. well, r een-r neme— who do go into the office. well, i can't name names on this enenner.— i can't name names on this enenner. ewr— i can't name names on this channel, but i— i can't name names on this channel, but i do- i can't name names on this channel, but i do know people wne— channel, but i do know people wne-wenew- channel, but i do know people who-working. but- channel, but i do know people who working. but yes, who are hard working. but yes, i rnrnn— who are hard working. but yes, i rnrnn-een— who are hard working. but yes, i think-can-away- who are hard working. but yes, i think can away with think you can get away with rerne— think you can get away with doing minimum. i think you can get away with- doing-minimum. i think doing the bare minimum. i think we— doing the bare minimum. i think eer-eew.— doing the bare minimum. i think rner-eew. aree.- that is fair to say. also, i reee— that is fair to say. also, i reee reeene— that is fair to say. also, i read reports not that long ago. i read reports not that long ago. r rnrnw— read reports not that long ago. rrnrnk wew-rr— read reports not that long ago. i think you'll probably remember how i think you'll probably remember new-cowe— how long covid disproportionately high in how long covid— disproportionately high in the crwrr— disproportionately high in the civil service— disproportionately high in the civil service and meanwhile, rnere— civil service and meanwhile, rnere ee— civil service and meanwhile, there are lots— civil service and meanwhile,

there are lots of— civil service and meanwhile, there are lots of working class rere— there are lots of working class rere-cent— there are lots of working class rere-een-r ee- there are lots of working class jobs-can't do from i jobs that you can't do from neme— jobs that you can't do from nene. rrne— jobs that you can't do from home, like cleaning streets, home, like cleaning the streets, rerrwerrne. — home, like cleaning the streets, delivering. _carpet. delivering. well, my carpet fitter comes and fits my fitter who comes and fits my carpets week, can't work carpets last week, he can't work from and also he won't be from home and also he won't be able to to me. he can't able to get to me. he can't bnngs able to get to me. he can't rrrnee rn— able to get to me. he can't errnee rn rne— able to get to me. he can't brings in the low- gri he can't brings in the low emission zones rrne— brings in the low emission zones we we— brings in the low emission zones we we newe— brings in the low emission zones like we have to— brings in the low emission zones like we have to blame this from the like we have to blame this from rne—rner- the lockdown culture that neeeenee.— the lockdown culture that- happened,_working happened, which was the working nen— happened, which was the working rren-reeere— happened, which was the working from-people were- happened, which was the working| from-people were pushed happened, which was the working. from-people were pushed to from home. people were pushed to work home and now they work from home and now they can't of shift get can't seem to kind of shift get back older. we have to back to the older. we have to blame— back to the older. we have to blame the — back to the older. we have to blame the idle.— back to the older. we have to blame the idle. these- f : we have to blame the idle. these people are me.— blame the idle. these people are idle-_we— blame the idle. these people are idle. we understand that idle. don't we understand that one—problemsl idle. don't we understand thati one—problems in one of the biggest problems in this— one of the biggest problems in this country— one of the biggest problems in this country is— one of the biggest problems in this country is lack of productivity- this country is lack of productivity in all areas of business?— productivity in all areas of business?-not. productivity in all areas of. business?-not very business? well, it's not very ptetuettve — business.7 well, it's not very productive to _ business? well, it's not very productive to only up productive to only turn up at the—the- productive to only turn up at the _the time. productive to only turn up at. the _the time. so, the office 44% of the time. so, mtte— the office 44% of the time. so, mtte,leuttege.— the office 44% of the time. so, mike, outrage. mike, do you mike, an outrage. mike, do you agree? — mike, an outrage. mike, do you agree? tet— mike, an outrage. mike, do you agree? i'm outraged.- mike, an outrage. mike, do you agree? g: 4:3. agree? i'm outraged. you are always outraged. you agree always outraged. so do you agree with braverman the other with suella braverman the other week she said brits are week when she said brits are actually forgetting how to work? yes, do. think the culture yes, i do. i think the culture of yes, i do. i think the culture et wett— yes, i do. i think the culture et wort te— yes, i do. i think the culture of work is seen— yes, i do. i think the culture of work is seen almost now as a set— of work is seen almost now as a sort-alternative— of work is seen almost now as a sort-alternative way- of work is seen almost now as a sort alternative way of life. sort of alternative way of life. yet— sort of alternative way of life. you knew— sort of alternative way of life. you tnew- . — sort of alternative way of life. you know i mean? amongst you know what i mean? amongst young— you know what i mean? amongst young-themselves- you know what i mean? amongst young-themselves .- you know what i mean? amongst young themselves . what young people themselves. what are young people themselves. what tte— young people themselves. what are the figures?— young people themselves. what are the figures? something like eoee— are the figures? something like seee-pewte— are the figures? something like 80% people under 25 don't 80% of people under 25 don't tttnt— 80% of people under 25 don't tttnt tt-e— 80% of people under 25 don't think it's necessary to get a

job— think it's necessary to get a job teeeuee— think it's necessary to get a job because they can exist wttteut— job because they can exist without one. _ job because they can exist without one. �*ftt�*tzgc without one. well, you know what? actually, a lot of people are a lot of younger people, too. their credit are extremely entrepre surreal. and a lot of young people multiple young people to have multiple jobs , lots of side hustles going jobs, lots of side hustles going on. you know, the day jobs, not enough people are doing bits and bobs, whereas it's older people actually older generations . oh, actually older generations. oh, this who had this is controversial. who had jobs life because they get jobs for life because they get that much now. no jobs for that so much now. no jobs for life. i mean, look, you could have a forjob life. i'm entering early middle age and i still want to get up and get out of bed and work every day. you've a in your you've got a cough in your throat there, dawn, and i'm just putting the other side devils, i believe. my generation believe. i believe my generation knows what hard were, but knows what a hard days were, but things things are. things are now. things are. tttnee— things are now. things are. tttnee ete— things are now. things are. things are online,- g; at; things are. things are online, things are teet— things are online, things are teet-weve— things are online, things are tech _we've-all. things are online, things are tech _we've - all of| tech savvy. we've got all of these— tech savvy. we've got all of these-wate- tech savvy. we've got all ofi these _ways .work these different ways to work .tt-e— these different ways to work melts-vett- now, and it's very, very different. _ now, and it's very, very different. and- now, and it's very, very different. and same level now, and it's very, very- different. and-same level of different. and the same level of ptetuettvtty— different. and the same level of productivity-you _ different. and the same level of productivity you could do productivity that you could do in productivity that you could do tn letttee, — productivity that you could do in .office, you _ productivity that you could do in .office, you can- productivity that you could do in office, you can do from in an office, you can do from workme— in an office, you can do from wetttnelttem — in an office, you can do from working,-from an- in an office, you can do from working, from an office. working, not from an office. teete— working, not from an office. teen-t— working, not from an office. teat-t te— working, not from an office. teat-t te et- working, not from an office. yeah,-i is at that- working, not from an office. yeah, i is at that level yeah, well, i is at that level ent— yeah, well, i is at that level and yet— yeah, well, i is at that level ant you een— yeah, well, i is at that level and you can earn- yeah, well, i is at that level and you can earn even double the aunt— and you can earn even double the aunt et— and you can earn even double the amount of money— and you can earn even double the amount of money that you earn

tren— amount of money that you earn nan being— amount of money that you earn nan tetne tn— amount of money that you earn from being in an— amount of money that you earn from being in an office versus tutt— from being in an office versus just—none.- from being in an office versus just—none. - from being in an office versus just—home. and. just chilling at home. and nettptaee— just chilling at home. and workplace-helps- just chilling at home. and workplace helps your mental workplace also helps your mental health enormously with health enormously to mix with other exchange ideas other people, to exchange ideas , to interconnect socially . and , to interconnect socially. and it's giving us all sorts of problems working from home, including people getting depressed. yeah, young people are depressed. yeah, young people a- teat,- depressed. yeah, young people are-. yeah, exactly.. are miserable. yeah, exactly. tet— are miserable. yeah, exactly. uetltne— are miserable. yeah, exactly. uatltne net— are miserable. yeah, exactly. not-the not all- are miserable. yeah, exactly. not the not all the young not on the not all the young peepte— not on the not all the young neente, tut— not on the not all the young neente, tut ne— not on the not all the young people, but we do have a bit of a — people, but we do have a bit of a crisis, don't— people, but we do have a bit of a crisis, don't we?— people, but we do have a bit of a crisis, don't we? always a crisis, don't we? we always tatt— a crisis, don't we? we always tatt-nentat— a crisis, don't we? we always. talk-mental-have talk about mental health, have a nentat— talk about mental health, have a nentat-ant— talk about mental health, have a mental and working from mental health and working from your— mental health and working from your bedroom,— mental health and working from your bedroom,-a- mental health and working from your bedroom, a lot of your bedroom, which is a lot of unat—nttt- your bedroom, which is a lot of unat—nttt te- your bedroom, which is a lot of. what—will be doing what young people will be doing teeauee— what young people will be doing teeauee tneu— what young people will be doing because they live— what young people will be doing because they live in flat eaten.— because they live in flat. eaneeeunn—u shares. working from your bedroom— shares. working from your tetnen-a- shares. working from your bedroom-a bit. bedroom all day is a bit miserable. _ bedroom all day is a bit miserable. i'd- bedroom all day is a bit miserable. t: " miserable. i'd rather work in mcdonald's. i'm going to move miserable. i'd rather work in- mcdonald's. i'm going to move on because— mcdonald's. i'm going to move on because - actually. _ mat: i'm going to move on because actually. should mat: i'm going to move on beccome actually. should mat: i'm going to move on beccome yourally. should mat: i'm going to move on beccome your story, hould mat: i'm going to move on beccome your story, which we come into your story, which is we come into your story, which te aetuattu— we come into your story, which is actually quite— we come into your story, which is actually quite a— we come into your story, which is actually quite a fun story, ten-t— is actually quite a fun story, ten-t tte— is actually quite a fun story, isn't it? amir_ is actually quite a fun story, isn't it? amir khan in sun, isn't it? amir khan in the sun, nutttng— isn't it? amir khan in the sun, pulling eut— isn't it? amir khan in the sun, pulling out-tne— isn't it? amir khan in the sun, pulling out the stops for pulling out all the stops for his pulling out all the stops for nte-utte.— pulling out all the stops for his wife. pharrell's his and his wife. pharrell's tetn— his and his wife. pharrell's 10th wedding— his and his wife. pharrell's 10th wedding anniversary . his and his wife. pharrell's 10th wedding anniversary. . 10th wedding anniversary. it's that— ioth wedding anniversary. it's that tott— ioth wedding anniversary. it's their 10th wedding— 10th wedding anniversary. it's their 10th wedding anniversary . their 10th wedding anniversary. and the reason why i wanted to bnng i and the reason why i wanted to bring i thought it bring this up and i thought it was important was because they have gone through so much controversy surrounding their marriage over this time about his or cheating. and his affairs or his cheating. and then when she ousted his mother and we saw it spread across the

entire higher mainstream media for and an asian family that is a huge thing. a muslim asian family in this country, that's a big thing. so i am saying i'm very pleased and happy that he is going to be whisking her off to a luxury tropical destination for the 10th anniversary. and good on them . because the show, good on them. because the show, tneuen— good on them. because the show, tneugn ten-t— good on them. because the show, tneugn ten-t tte— good on them. because the show, though, isn't it? you— 3: ct" because the show, though, isn't it? you know, the tagger— though, isn't it? you know, the tagger tne— though, isn't it? you know, the bigger the awfully cynical the tavetu— bigger the awfully cynical the tavety untu— bigger the awfully cynical the lovely emily is— bigger the awfully cynical the lovely emily is talking about all lovely emily is talking about at tneee— lovely emily is talking about all these cheating allegations teeauee— all these cheating allegations teeauee ne— all these cheating allegations because he had— all these cheating allegations because he had them, but they've got because he had them, but they've get tnnuen— because he had them, but they've get tnnugn tt— because he had them, but they've gattnnugn tt. — because he had them, but they've got through it. and— because he had them, but they've got through it. and i— because he had them, but they've got through it. 'c c got through it. and i think it's important because the divorce rate high. you know, the rate is so high. you know, the tagger— rate is so high. you know, the tagger tne— rate is so high. you know, the bigger the show,— rate is so high. you know, the bigger the show, the- " g " you know, the bigger the show, the more likely eenetntne— bigger the show, the more likely something wasn't— bigger the show, the more likely something wasn't right. the tnstnuattan— something wasn't right. the insinuation-is,- something wasn't right. the insinuation-is, is- something wasn't right. the insinuation is, is that insinuation here is, is that amir khan is very wealthy man amir khan is a very wealthy man because a good at what because he's a very good at what he a job is actually he does in a job is actually it's payback to the wife who he's been terribly decent to he's not been terribly decent to consistently over the last ten years. is this what we're saying 7 years. is this what we're saying ? is it is it? i don't think so . .— ? is it is it? i don't think so . ithink ? is it is it? i don't think so . i think that them i think that them being . i think that them being teeetnen— . i think that them being tegetnen ,— . i think that them being tegetnen, .— i think that them being together , i think it's together, i think it's challenging to be somebody challenging to be with somebody for challenging to be with somebody ten ee— challenging to be with somebody ten ee-ant— challenging to be with somebody ten ee-ant geot— challenging to be with somebody for so-and good on- challenging to be with somebody for so and good on them for for so long and good on them for manne— for so long and good on them for manna-tne— for so long and good on them for making-the 10th— for so long and good on them for making the 10th year making it to the 10th year because— making it to the 10th year because-rates- making it to the 10th year. because-rateslthis because divorce rates in this country— because divorce rates in this

country ae— because divorce rates in this country are exponentially high. ant— country are exponentially high. ant tt— country are exponentially high. ant tt tneu— country are exponentially high. and if they can— country are exponentially high. and if they can get through tneee— and if they can get through tneee types— and if they can get through those types of— and if they can get through those types of challenges, it enee— those types of challenges, it etvee-tnat— those types of challenges, it gives that things can gives us hope that things can natt— gives us hope that things can neat ant— gives us hope that things can work and good— gives us hope that things can work and good on him if he's got the work and good on him if he's got tne maneu— work and good on him if he's got me maney eaent— work and good on him if he's got the money, spend it— work and good on him if he's got the money, spend it on her. mat-e— the money, spend it on her. tnat-e me— the money, spend it on her. that's his wife.— the money, spend it on her. that's his wife. who else is it tnene— that's his wife. who else is it tnene tam — that's his wife. who else is it there for? oh,— that's his wife. who else is it there for? o" " tint; there for? oh, that's nice. i think she did the right thing for forgiving because he has been a bit of a naughty boy. occasionally he hasn't he forgiving him and concentrating occasionally he hasn't he fortsaving1im and concentrating occasionally he hasn't he fortsaving1im a marriage.trating occasionally he hasn't he fortsaving1im a marriage. thistg on saving their marriage. this is interesting, right? because, look, also gets g q7 because, look, also gets something. look, she also gets something. sne— look, she also gets something. sne want— look, she also gets something. she wasn't really— look, she also gets something. she wasn't really before she wasn't really anybody before she married him. he had lots of mey— she married him. he had lots of maneylnat— she married him. he had lots of money..had status.- she married him. he had lots of money. had status. he had money. he had status. he had etaut— money. he had status. he had etaut. sne— money. he had status. he had clout. she took— money. he had status. he had clout. she took that for neneett. — clout. she took that for herself. .there - clout. she took that for herself. there has been an herself. so there has been an exetanae— herself. so there has been an exchange, whether that's an equat— exchange, whether that's an equal—between. exchange, whether that's an- equal_between them. equal one, that's between them. but equal one, that's between them. nut-unat— equal one, that's between them. nut-unatlttt- equal one, that's between them. but-whatidid and- equal one, that's between them. but what did and she's but he did what he did and she's tamtven— but he did what he did and she's tamtven-ant— but he did what he did and she's forgiven .and that's- but he did what he did and she's forgiven and that's what forgiven him. and that's what mattem — forgiven him. and that's what matters. _well, i forgiven him. and that's what matters—well, i| matters. golly gosh. well, i mean, we should we can't believe you call me a cynic. i thought i was you call me a cynic. i thought i tutt— you call me a cynic. i thought i tuet being— you call me a cynic. i thought i was just being realistic.- tit? {at " ti. i thought i was just being realistic. there > on.— was just being realistic. there > oh, watt.— was just being realistic. there > oh, watt. tt-s— was just being realistic. there > oh, well, it's a— was just being realistic. there > oh, well, it's a fine- was just being realistic. there > oh, well, it's a fine line, isn't some of this stuff, isn't it? some of this stuff, one quick one quick final story with you, mike. the billionaire boss of amazon wants to see. that's right. in an extraordinary support boat. oh it's fun. i love jeff bezos. nee— it's fun. i love jeff bezos. ne-e ane— it's fun. i love jeff bezos. ne-e at— it's fun. i love jeff bezos. he's one of the- c " i love jeff bezos. he's one of the richest men in

tne— he's one of the richest men in tne want. — he's one of the richest men in the world. and— he's one of the richest men in the world. and i— he's one of the richest men in the world. and i like rich aeaate— the world. and i like rich aeaate. men— the world. and i like rich people. rich people are good aeaate— people. rich people are good aeaate, ae— people. rich people are good aeaate, ae tan— people. rich people are good people, as far as— people. rich people are good people, as far as i'm concerned, aanteutany— people, as far as i'm concerned, aanteutany tt— people, as far as i'm concerned, particularly if they've made all men— particularly if they've made all tnetn maney— particularly if they've made all their money themself. he's got their money themself. he's got tne—yaent. - their money themself. he's got tne—yaent. okayi the world's tallest yacht. okay ant— the world's tallest yacht. okay ant tnat-e— the world's tallest yacht. okay and that's-it's- the world's tallest yacht. okay and that's-it's got- and that's because it's got maste— and that's because it's got matte-tn— and that's because it's got masts-it. it's- and that's because it's got masts it. it's like an old masts on it. it's like an old taentanet— masts on it. it's like an old fashioned sailing ship. but not any— fashioned sailing ship. but not anty te— fashioned sailing ship. but not anty te tnte— fashioned sailing ship. but not only is this which cost only is this ship, which cost mm— only is this ship, which cost ntm eat— only is this ship, which cost him god knows— only is this ship, which cost him god knows how many hundreds of him god knows how many hundreds at—nat— him god knows how many hundreds at—nat anty- him god knows how many hundreds at—nat anty te- of millions to make, not only is tnat— of millions to make, not only is mat-vestm— of millions to make, not only is that-vessel, it's- that a fine vessel, it's followed _ that a fine vessel, it's followed - by. that a fine vessel, it's- followed - by another very followed around by another very big veeeet— followed around by another very big vessel which— followed around by another very big vessel which has all the spatte— big vessel which has all the sports equipment on it, tnetuttng— sports equipment on it, including the- sports equipment on it, including the helicopter and the netteaaten— including the helicopter and the netteaatet nat— including the helicopter and the helicopter pad and all the, you anam— helicopter pad and all the, you man, tne— helicopter pad and all the, you man, tne tun— helicopter pad and all the, you know, the fun games that people una— know, the fun games that people nna nave— know, the fun games that people who have yachts— know, the fun games that people who have yachts own . they have who have yachts own. they have tneee— who have yachts own. they have tneee unat— who have yachts own. they have these what they— who have yachts own. they have these what they call motorbikes t_jumpl these what they call motorbikesi a_j'ump an , water, motorbikes. you jump on tnem — , water, motorbikes. you jump on tnem ltne— , water, motorbikes. you jump on tnem ltne-ant— , water, motorbikes. you jump on them .the - and you - , water, motorbikes. you jump on them the and you sit them them in the sea and you sit them tann— them in the sea and you sit them tannltne— them in the sea and you sit them down .the coke,— them in the sea and you sit them down the coke, dessau and all down at the coke, dessau and all mat.— down at the coke, dessau and all tnatltnat— down at the coke, dessau and all that..that carries— down at the coke, dessau and all that..that carries all- down at the coke, dessau and all that. that carries all the that. so that carries all the taye— that. so that carries all the taye tentnt— that. so that carries all the toys behind the— that. so that carries all the toys behind the main yacht. but nee— toys behind the main yacht. but ne-e tutt— toys behind the main yacht. but me just an— toys behind the main yacht. but he's just an amazing man. mr nezae— he's just an amazing man. mr nezae ant,— he's just an amazing man. mr bezos and,-you- he's just an amazing man. mr bezos and, you know, mike, bezos and, but you know, mike, tnene— bezos and, but you know, mike, mete-te— bezos and, but you know, mike, there-be people— bezos and, but you know, mike, there be people look at there will be people who look at this-exhibition— there will be people who look at this-exhibition of- there will be people who look at this exhibition of wealth this as an exhibition of wealth . vea— this as an exhibition of wealth . van. t— this as an exhibition of wealth . yes, it probably— this as an exhibition of wealth . yes, it probably is.- this as an exhibition of wealth . yes, it probably is. it's you know. yeah. but the other great tntna— know. yeah. but the other great tntna ataut— know. yeah. but the other great thing about him— know. yeah. but the other great thing about him is,— know. yeah. but the other great thing about him is, is- ”in?" but the other great thing about him is, is his ttte-e— thing about him is, is his life's been— thing about him is, is his life's been rejuvenated because nee— life's been rejuvenated because ne-e met— life's been rejuvenated because ne-e met a— life's been rejuvenated because ne-e met a ne— life's been rejuvenated because he's met a new woman. but the new woman, jeff— he's met a new woman. but the new woman, jeff bezos, one of tne— new woman, jeff bezos, one of tne neneet— new woman, jeff bezos, one of the richest-in—

new woman, jeff bezos, one of the richest-in the- new woman, jeff bezos, one of the richest in the world, is the richest men in the world, is ataut— the richest men in the world, is ataut tne— the richest men in the world, is about the same— the richest men in the world, is about the same age as him. she's in about the same age as him. she's tn nen— about the same age as him. she's tn net-yau— about the same age as him. she's tn net-yau-nnat- in her 50s, you know what i mean— in her 50s, you know what i mean? some would say is in her 50s, you know what i- mean?-some would say is of mean? which some would say is of bits mean? which some would say is of ttte at— mean? which some would say is of ttte at nen— mean? which some would say is of ttte at ten — mean? which some would say is of bits of her are. _ mean? which some would say is of bits of her are. oh,— mean? which some would say is of bits of her are. o" o" bits of her are. oh, that's. oh, that's very nice isn't it? you have to be hard. he's- wig " ti.t:i; c .7’ you have to be hard. he's worked natt— have to be hard. he's worked tat-me— have to be hard. he's worked hard-his money. - hard for his money. u nfo rtunately, - hard for his money. unfortunately, mike, we have to leave there. yeah time. so leave it there. yeah time. so mike perry and bushra sheikh, thank so much. we've come to thank you so much. we've come to the end of our show. it's flown by. again, by. by. absolutely. again, coming next is gb news live coming up next is gb news live with mark longhurst. this is to the point and i'll back on the point and i'll be back on the tomorrow with andrew the show tomorrow with andrew pierce 930. so please do join pierce at 930. so please do join us. for watching us. thank you for watching this morning lovely bank morning and have a lovely bank houday morning and have a lovely bank holiday thank you very much. holiday. thank you very much. hello. my name is rachel hello.«my name is rachel ayers hello. my name is rachel ayers ant— hello. my name is rachel ayers ant ueeamte— hello. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to— hello. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb aene— and welcome to your latest gb news weather— and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by— news weather forecast brought to yau ty tne — news weather forecast brought to yau by me net— news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so tnnaugn— you by the met office. so tntauan tne— you by the met office. so through the rest of bank holiday taantay— through the rest of bank holiday taantay, tt— through the rest of bank holiday nantay, tt utt— through the rest of bank holiday monday, it will be— through the rest of bank holiday monday, it will be dry and fine ant— monday, it will be dry and fine ant teettng— monday, it will be dry and fine and feeling pretty pleasant in anyltnat— and feeling pretty pleasant in any that sunshine. and that's any of that sunshine. and that's all any of that sunshine. and that's att-ta— any of that sunshine. and that's att-ta tnte— any of that sunshine. and that's all-to this area— any of that sunshine. and that's all-to this area of- any of that sunshine. and that's all to this area of high all due to this area of high pressure that's— all due to this area of high pressure that's still dominating our- across the- pressure that's still dominating our- across the uk.- pressure that's still dominating our across the uk. but our weather across the uk. but tnte— our weather across the uk. but tnte taee— our weather across the uk. but this does-that- our weather across the uk. but this does that winds are this does mean that winds are eamtna— this does mean that winds are coming around— this does mean that winds are coming around the northeast coming around from the northeast into coming around from the northeast tnta eate— coming around from the northeast into eastern areas. _ coming around from the northeast into eastern areas. so this is tutt— into eastern areas. so this is tuet auentng—

into eastern areas. so this is tuet auentng a— into eastern areas. so this is just pushing a little bit more in just pushing a little bit more tn tne— just pushing a little bit more tn tne-at— just pushing a little bit more in the .of cloud- just pushing a little bit more in the of cloud from the in the way of cloud from the uattn— in the way of cloud from the uann sea— in the way of cloud from the north sea and— in the way of cloud from the north sea and making things feel a-eaaten— north sea and making things feel a-eaaten he...— north sea and making things feel a cooler here, especially a little cooler here, especially tast— a little cooler here, especially across east anglia. and southeast— across east anglia. and southeast england, we've southeast england, where we've got southeast england, where we've eat—tneeze - southeast england, where we've got—breeze around| got quite a fresh breeze around tatay— got quite a fresh breeze around tatay-neet— got quite a fresh breeze around today. west, there'll be today. further west, there'll be atenty— today. further west, there'll be atenty at— today. further west, there'll be atenty at eunny— today. further west, there'll be plenty of sunny spells around, tnaugn— plenty of sunny spells around, tnauen tt— plenty of sunny spells around, though it will— plenty of sunny spells around, though it will be— plenty of sunny spells around, though it will be a little eaaent— though it will be a little cooler than— though it will be a little cooler than what we saw yeetettay, — cooler than what we saw yesterday, though locally highs eautt— yesterday, though locally highs eautt etttt— yesterday, though locally highs could still reach— yesterday, though locally highs could still reach 21 or 22. now, as we 90— could still reach 21 or 22. now, as we ta tnta— could still reach 21 or 22. now, as we go into this— could still reach 21 or 22. now, as we go into this evening, tntnte— as we go into this evening, tntnte wttt— as we go into this evening, things will cool— as we go into this evening, things will cool off quite neattty— things will cool off quite readily, especially across nannem— readily, especially across northern and _ readily, especially across northern and western areas where we nave— northern and western areas where we nave tat— northern and western areas where we nawe tat tutte— northern and western areas where we nawe tat tutte a— northern and western areas where we have got quite a few clear eaette— we have got quite a few clear spells around— we have got quite a few clear spells around tonight . but spells around tonight. but taattnt— spells around tonight. but looking further east and that etaut— looking further east and that etaut te— looking further east and that etaut te tama— looking further east and that cloud is going to push back in team— cloud is going to push back in team tne— cloud is going to push back in from the north— cloud is going to push back in from the north sea. so quite a etauty— from the north sea. so quite a etauty mant— from the north sea. so quite a cloudy night here,— from the north sea. so quite a cloudy night here, but that is going— cloudy night here, but that is game ta— cloudy night here, but that is game ta nett— cloudy night here, but that is going to help keep the temperatures up. so temperatures nematntnt— temperatures up. so temperatures nematntnt tn— temperatures up. so temperatures remaining in the— temperatures up. so temperatures remaining in the double figures across some southeastern areas of across some southeastern areas at-.— across some southeastern areas at-. ant— across some southeastern areas at-. ant naw- across some southeastern areas at-. ant ae- across some southeastern areas of-. and now as we. across some southeastern areas of . and now as we start of england. and now as we start tueetay— of england. and now as we start tuesday morning,— of england. and now as we start tuesday morning, it'll be a etauty— tuesday morning, it'll be a cloudy morning— tuesday morning, it'll be a cloudy morning across the far nann— cloudy morning across the far nattn at— cloudy morning across the far north of scotland— cloudy morning across the far north of scotland with maybe a tauen— north of scotland with maybe a tauen at— north of scotland with maybe a tauen at an— north of scotland with maybe a touch of rain and— north of scotland with maybe a touch of rain and drizzle here for touch of rain and drizzle here tan ae— touch of rain and drizzle here tan ae wett— touch of rain and drizzle here for as well as— touch of rain and drizzle here for as well as down east and eaaet— for as well as down east and eaaet .— for as well as down east and eaaet . nut— for as well as down east and coast . but that— for as well as down east and coast . but that cloud will start coast. but that cloud will start to coast. but that cloud will start ta tum— coast. but that cloud will start ta tum tatt— coast. but that cloud will start to burn back towards the north sea— to burn back towards the north sea tnnautn— to burn back towards the north sea through tuesday daytime to

teawe— sea through tuesday daytime to teawe atenty— sea through tuesday daytime to teawe atenty at— sea through tuesday daytime to leave plenty of sunny spells atatn— leave plenty of sunny spells once again across the north and the once again across the north and tne west.— once again across the north and tne weet. ant— once again across the north and the west. and we— once again across the north and the west. and we might finally see the west. and we might finally 2a— the west. and we might finally at an— the west. and we might finally at at at— the west. and we might finally see 24 or 25 recorded across aate— see 24 or 25 recorded across aate at— see 24 or 25 recorded across parts of western— see 24 or 25 recorded across parts of western and central seattant— parts of western and central scotland through tuesday. but tnen— scotland through tuesday. but tnen tt-e— scotland through tuesday. but then it's quite— scotland through tuesday. but then it's quite a— scotland through tuesday. but then it's quite a bit of rinse ant— then it's quite a bit of rinse ant repeat— then it's quite a bit of rinse and repeat again as we go tnnautn— and repeat again as we go through tuesday evening with the eeaent— through tuesday evening with the eeaent ewee— through tuesday evening with the clearer skies in— through tuesday evening with the clearer skies in the— through tuesday evening with the clearer skies in the west. so temperatures— clearer skies in the west. so temperatures dropping most neattty— temperatures dropping most teattty nere— temperatures dropping most readily here and that cloud etttt— readily here and that cloud still clinging— readily here and that cloud still clinging on in the east for still clinging on in the east tan a— still clinging on in the east tan a ttme— still clinging on in the east for a time. but— still clinging on in the east for a time. but as we look ahead to for a time. but as we look ahead ta tne— for a time. but as we look ahead ta tne teet— for a time. but as we look ahead ta tne test at— for a time. but as we look ahead to the rest of the— for a time. but as we look ahead to the rest of the week and the eetttet— to the rest of the week and the settled weather— to the rest of the week and the settled weather isn't going anywnene — settled weather isn't going anywhere anytime soon and temperatures— anywhere anytime soon and temperatures still just getting tnta— temperatures still just getting tnta tne — temperatures still just getting tnta tne taw— temperatures still just getting into the low 20s— temperatures still just getting into the low 20s .

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