good afternoon. happy bank houday good afternoon. happy bank holiday monday. it's patrick christys here on gb news. here's what i've got in this action packed eight hour 400,000 illegal migrants trying to make their way through europe and get

to britain. our immigration minister is abroad today trying to see what he can do to stop that invasion ian. and another day of shocking revelations in the philips schofield scandal. i want to know who knew what, when and what now for philip? moving on, we're also going to be talking about this. are you safe on the streets of britain as our woke police force desperately tried to get to grips with the crime crisis ? apparently 80 crime crisis? apparently 80 muggings a day go unsolved. they're not even investigating them. they're too busy escorting. just stop oil talking of we are, of course, of which, we are, of course, going be talking about this. going to be talking about this. labour the latest party to labour are the latest party to adopt just stop policy . adopt just stop oils policy. so if labour, do get if you vote labour, do you get just stop oil? i will be to talking a labour party grandee about implications of all of about the implications of all of this. finally we are very this. and finally we are very nearly our target people. nearly at our target people. okay, i am desperately trying to raise £50,000 for the mental health charity mind. i will be getting my kit off and dancing on stage with the dream boys and we are just £1,200 away thanks

to you. wonderful people from hitting that target . it's just hitting that target. it's just giving.com/fundraising, forward slash challenge christie's and you lucky people will be reinterred losing you the old reinterred losing you to the old me fat patrick christys a little bit later on in the show xenotech . get those emails xenotech. get those emails flooding in gb views gb news .com. do you feel like we are on the edge of an invasion when it comes to the latest wave of illegal migrants trying to make it into britain and what's your take on this? philip schofield scandal? gb views at gb news .com. now though, as your headunes. .com. now though, as your headlines. good .com. now though, as your headlines . good afternoon . it is headlines. good afternoon. it is 3:02.— headlines. good afternoon. it is 3:02. rm— headlines. good afternoon. it is 3:02. i'm aaron— : good afternoon. it is 3:02. i'm aaron armstrong in the iw— 3:02. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. itv is— 3:02. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. itv is in— 3:02. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. itv is in crisis talks following— newsroom. itv is in crisis talks following the — newsroom. itv is in crisis talks following the scandal surrounding- following the scandal surrounding phillip schofield's affair— surrounding phillip schofield's affairwnh— surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a— surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a younger male colleague.— affair with a younger male colleague. that's according to gb colleague. that's according to ea news— colleague. that's according to gb news sources— colleague. that's according to gb news sources .— colleague. that's according to gb news sources . the car dealer gb news sources. the car dealer amou— gb news sources. the car dealer amoll clorl— gb news sources. the car dealer amoll clorl .—

gb news sources. the car dealer arnold clark , the— gb news sources. the car dealer arnold clark , the program's main arnold clark, the program's main oonoonn— arnold clark, the program's main sopnso , nos— arnold clark, the program's main sponsor , has announced it won't sponsor, has announced it won't lrs— sponsor, has announced it won't renew its contract— sponsor, has announced it won't renew its contract this autumn. ano— renew its contract this autumn. and on— renew its contract this autumn. and on news— renew its contract this autumn. and gb news understands the ongolng— and gb news understands the ongoing scandal— and gb news understands the ongoing scandal could cost the nrooloosror— ongoing scandal could cost the broadcaster tens— ongoing scandal could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds— broadcaster tens of millions of pounds ln— broadcaster tens of millions of pounds ln losr— broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue. schofield has rejected slolns— revenue. schofield has rejected ololns rnoro— revenue. schofield has rejected claims there was— revenue. schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic culture at claims there was a toxic culture or rnls— claims there was a toxic culture at this morning.— claims there was a toxic culture at this morning. in— claims there was a toxic culture at this morning. in a statement released— at this morning. in a statement released shortly— at this morning. in a statement released shortly before the show nonr— released shortly before the show nonr ro— released shortly before the show nonr ro on— 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's the same handful— went to air, he said it's the same handful of- went to air, he said it's the same handful of people with a grudge— same handful of people with a grudge ogolnsr— same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show nno— grudge against me or the show nno soon— grudge against me or the show nno ro— grudge against me or the show who seem to have— grudge against me or the show who seem to have the loudest roloo— who seem to have the loudest . woll— who seem to have the loudest voice . well, in— who seem to have the loudest voice . well, in response , gb voice. well, in response, gb nons— voice. well, in response, gb news presenter— voice. well, in response, gb news presenter and former this nornlng— news presenter and former this nornlng nosr— news presenter and former this morning host eamonn holmes said that morning host eamonn holmes said no rnls— morning host eamonn holmes said that this schofield— morning host eamonn holmes said that this schofield has just put out o— that this schofield has just put out a delusional— that this schofield has just put out a delusional statement like nolly. — out a delusional statement like nolly. no— out a delusional statement like nolly. to ours— out a delusional statement like nolly. to ours n— out a delusional statement like holly. he puts it on insta stones— holly. he puts it on insta sronos so— 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, rnoro-s— stories, so if it goes wrong, rnoro-s no— stories, so if it goes wrong, there's no record. after 24 tons — there's no record. after 24 tons tn— there's no record. after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give the nor— hours. i'm reluctant to give the llor ony— hours. i'm reluctant to give the llor any more— hours. i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity. but rollove— liar any more publicity. but lollovo no— liar any more publicity. but believe me, pip,— liar any more publicity. but believe me, pip, if you're loollng— believe me, pip, if you're loollng tor— believe me, pip, if you're looking for a— believe me, pip, if you're looking for a fight, you've prolon— looking for a fight, you've picked-person. looking for a fight, you've picked-person .j looking for a fight, you've- picked-person . seven picked the wrong person. seven nove— picked the wrong person. seven men have been— picked the wrong person. seven men have been remanded in custody— men have been remanded in custody after— men have been remanded in custody after being charged with the custody after being charged with no orronnrol— custody after being charged with the attempted murder of monstro— the attempted murder of detective chief inspector john colonel— detective chief inspector john collnoll tn— detective chief inspector john caldwell in county. tyrone colonel— caldwell in county. tyrone caldwell was—

caldwell in county. tyrone caldwell was shot several times at o— caldwell was shot several times at o spons— caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre— caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in omagh in februarv-— at a sports centre in omagh in ronrnon. all— at a sports centre in omagh in february. all seven men will oppon— february. all seven men will appear boron— february. all seven men will appear before omagh magistrates conn— appear before omagh magistrates corn on— appear before omagh magistrates court via video— appear before omagh magistrates court via video link on the 27th of court via video link on the 27th or runs.— court via video link on the 27th or tone. or— court via video link on the 27th of runs. on two— court via video link on the 27th of june. at two of— court via video link on the 27th of june. at two of those men were also charged for being rnornorsn— were also charged for being moment or— were also charged for being members of the— were also charged for being members of the ira , with three members of the ira, with three of members of the ira, with three or non — members of the ira, with three of them charged— members of the ira, with three of them charged with the proporonon— of them charged with the preparation of— of them charged with the preparation of terrorist acts . preparation of terrorist acts. nnrlsn— preparation of terrorist acts. british police _ preparation of terrorist acts. british police will help to onsl— british police will help to crack down _ british police will help to crack down on— british police will help to crack down on people smuggling gangs— crack down on people smuggling tongs tn— crack down on people smuggling tongs n on— crack down on people smuggling gangs in an attempt to stop nlgronrs— gangs in an attempt to stop migrants leaving north africa. orrloors— migrants leaving north africa. officers from _ migrants leaving north africa. officers from the— migrants leaving north africa. officers from the national crime agency— officers from the national crime agency roll— officers from the national crime agency will work— officers from the national crime agency will work alongside authorities _ agency will work alongside authorities in— agency will work alongside authorities in tunisia and algern— authorities in tunisia and algono. rno— authorities in tunisia and algeria. the italian government prollors— algeria. the italian government prollors no— algeria. the italian government prollors up ro— algeria. the italian government predicts up to 400,000 people roll— predicts up to 400,000 people nlll try— predicts up to 400,000 people nlll try ro— predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach— predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach europe via the mediterranean— will try to reach europe via the mediterranean sea this summer. rnor-s— mediterranean sea this summer. rnor-s four— mediterranean sea this summer. that's four times— mediterranean sea this summer. that's four times as many as lost— that's four times as many as last year. — that's four times as many as last year. former— that's four times as many as last year. former conservative olrlsor— last year. former conservative olvlsor clone— last year. former conservative adviser claire pearsall says lr-s— adviser claire pearsall says lr-s rno— adviser claire pearsall says lr-s to non— adviser claire pearsall says it's the right course of action. nos— it's the right course of action. he's completely— it's the right course of action. he's completely correct that we ston— he's completely correct that we start loollng— he's completely correct that we start looking at— he's completely correct that we start looking at where people are start looking at where people coming— start looking at where people are coming from,— start looking at where people are coming from, where the sonrllor— are coming from, where the conflict zones— are coming from, where the conflict zones are and working nlrn— conflict zones are and working nlrn rnoso— conflict zones are and working with those countries to ensure rnor— with those countries to ensure no rnoy— with those countries to ensure that they don't— with those countries to ensure that they don't come through to nolnlonl— that they don't come through to mainland europe— that they don't come through to mainland europe and make their way onl—

mainland europe and make their way across and then into the cnonnol — way across and then into the channel. and— way across and then into the channel. and it— way across and then into the channel. ' r: c channel. and it takes an international community to stop these things , is now what these things, which is now what we're to see. matt we're starting to see. matt police will stop— lg matt police will stop attending most nonrol— police will stop attending most mental health— police will stop attending most mental health emergency calls so officers— mental health emergency calls so onloors son— mental health emergency calls so officers can focus— mental health emergency calls so officers can focus on crime. the commissioner, sir— officers can focus on crime. the commissioner, sir mark rowley, nos— commissioner, sir mark rowley, nos nnrron— commissioner, sir mark rowley, has written to— commissioner, sir mark rowley, has written to health and social sonloos— has written to health and social care services to— has written to health and social care services to say— has written to health and social care services to say from sopronnor— care services to say from september police won't respond to rnoso— september police won't respond to those calls— september police won't respond to those calls unless there is a near— to those calls unless there is a rnroor ro— to those calls unless there is a threat to life.— to those calls unless there is a threat to life. the— to those calls unless there is a threat to life. the aim is to one— threat to life. the aim is to give pollso— threat to life. the aim is to give police more- threat to life. the aim is to give police more time to focus on rnlnlllng— give police more time to focus on fulfilling their— give police more time to focus on fulfilling their core roles. rno— on fulfilling their core roles. rno tornor— on fulfilling their core roles. the father of— on fulfilling their core roles. the father of an— on fulfilling their core roles. the father of an aspiring royal manne— the father of an aspiring royal nonno nno— the father of an aspiring royal marine who was— the father of an aspiring royal marine who was killed by an asylum— marine who was killed by an asylum seeker— marine who was killed by an asylum seeker has spoken exclusively— asylum seeker has spoken exclusively to _ asylum seeker has spoken exclusively to gb news. a number of exclusively to gb news. a number or none— exclusively to gb news. a number or none onloo— exclusively to gb news. a number of home office errors left in argnon— of home office errors left in afghan double— of home office errors left in afghan double murderer are free to lil— afghan double murderer are free to kill loyal— afghan double murderer are free to kill royal marine tommy nonons— to kill royal marine tommy nonons os— to kill royal marine tommy roberts as revealed in the mail on sundavr— roberts as revealed in the mail on sunday, roberts was fatally stalled— on sunday, roberts was fatally started by— on sunday, roberts was fatally stabbed by lawangan abdul rahim zononl— stabbed by lawangan abdul rahim zononl onlo— stabbed by lawangan abdul rahim zahawi while trying to stop a non— zahawi while trying to stop a non over— zahawi while trying to stop a non on— zahawi while trying to stop a fight over an electric scooter in bournemouth.— fight over an electric scooter in bournemouth. abdul rahim zononl— in bournemouth. abdul rahim zononl nno— in bournemouth. abdul rahim zahawi, who entered the uk posing— zahawi, who entered the uk poslng os— zahawi, who entered the uk posing as o— zahawi, who entered the uk posing as a child, was sentenced to line— posing as a child, was sentenced to life in— posing as a child, was sentenced to life in prison.— posing as a child, was sentenced to life in prison. tommy's porno,— to life in prison. tommy's father, peter,— to life in prison. tommy's father, peter, told dan wootton

it father, peter, told dan wootton n snonlln-r— father, peter, told dan wootton it shouldn't have— father, peter, told dan wootton it shouldn't have been allowed to noppon. — it shouldn't have been allowed to noppon. rte— it shouldn't have been allowed to happen. the fact- it shouldn't have been allowed to happen. :rt it shouldn't have been allowed to happen. ”at : " l to happen. the fact he shouldn't have even been in the country anyway. do you feel let down by the system? very, very let down. no on— the system? very, very let down. no one checked— the system? very, very let down. no one checked him _ eur very, very let down. no one checked him out. and even rnongn— no one checked him out. and even rnongn rno— no one checked him out. and even though the foster— no one checked him out. and even though the foster parent had lnslsrol— though the foster parent had insisted and— though the foster parent had insisted and given him lots of lines— insisted and given him lots of lines noo— insisted and given him lots of times, he'd been— insisted and given him lots of times, he'd been caught with a knife— times, he'd been caught with a knife onl— times, he'd been caught with a knife and she'd— times, he'd been caught with a knife and she'd taken it away from— knife and she'd taken it away from nin— knife and she'd taken it away from him. but— knife and she'd taken it away from him. but nothing was done witn— from him. but nothing was done win no— from him. but nothing was done with the social— from him. but nothing was done with the social workers , with with the social workers, with no— with the social workers, with the immigration _ with the social workers, with the immigration , with the the immigration, with the polloo— the immigration, with the polloo nlrn— the immigration, with the police, with anyone . no one police, with anyone. no one actually— police, with anyone. no one actually asked _ police, with anyone. no one actually asked the question , actually asked the question, lot-s— actually asked the question, lor-s snook— actually asked the question, let's check this— actually asked the question, let's check this guy out . he let's check this guy out. he really— let's check this guy out. he seems really bad. there's a lot of seems really bad. there's a lot or too— seems really bad. there's a lot of pot ropons— seems really bad. there's a lot of bad reports about him. let's inst— of bad reports about him. let's tnsr nono— of bad reports about him. let's post make no— of bad reports about him. let's just make the phone call and onool— just make the phone call and onool nln — just make the phone call and check him out— just make the phone call and check him out and you can watch the check him out and you can watch to full— check him out and you can watch the full interview— check him out and you can watch the full interview this evening on don— the full interview this evening on dan wootton— the full interview this evening on dan wootton tonight at 9:00. now:— on dan wootton tonight at 9:00. non. rte— on dan wootton tonight at 9:00. now, the ukrainian— on dan wootton tonight at 9:00. now, the ukrainian capital,- now, the ukrainian capital, kyiv, has come under a renewed wave of russian missile and drone attacks. schoolchildren were forced to take cover in the second attack of the day as it unusually took place in the daytime and targeted the city

centre . a kyiv was also targeted centre. a kyiv was also targeted early this morning. authorities say air defences intercepted all missiles and drones. on sunday, russia launched its biggest attack on the capital since the start of the invasion. uk has indicated it will launch a counter—offensive imminently . counter—offensive imminently. and the canadian city of halifax declared a state of emergency as wildfires continue to cause havocin wildfires continue to cause havoc in the region . this havoc in the region. this dashcam footage shows a car speeding along a road in nova scotia in the east of the country, surrounded by flames, narrowly avoiding a collision with another vehicle . the fires with another vehicle. the fires have caused evacuations and power outages. earlier this month, the western province of alberta also declared a state of emergency after wildfires forced tens of thousands of people from their homes . tens of thousands of people from their homes. this tens of thousands of people from their homes . this is gb news their homes. this is gb news more as it happens . and now it's more as it happens. and now it's over to .

over to. patrick when suella over to. patrick— . when suella braverman said i when suella braverman said nnnlrols— . when suella braverman said nnnlrols or— i when suella braverman said hundreds of_people| hundreds of millions of people going— hundreds of millions of people were going-their- hundreds of millions of people were going their way to were going to make their way to britain— were going to make their way to nnroln-nos— were going to make their way to britain,-was called- were going to make their way to britain, was called all britain, she was called all sons— britain, she was called all sons of— britain, she was called all sorts of-when- britain, she was called all sorts of when she britain, she was called all- sorts of-when she said sorts of names. when she said not— sorts of names. when she said nor more— sorts of names. when she said that there was— sorts of names. when she said that there was an— sorts of names. when she said that there was an invasion rollng— that there was an invasion taking place— that there was an invasion taking place on our south coast, sno—o— taking place on our south coast, sno—o nor— taking place on our south coast, sno—o for ngnr- she was called a far right roolsr. — she was called a far right roolsr. nur— she was called a far right racist. but just- she was called a far right racist. but just look at what's nopponlng— racist. but just look at what's happening 400,000 migrants racist. but just look at what's happredicted 400,000 migrants racist. but just look at what's happredicted to 400,000 migrants racist. but just look at what's happredicted to try3,000 migrants racist. but just look at what's happredicted to try to 00 migrants racist. but just look at what's happredicted to try to enterigrants are predicted to try to enter rroly— are predicted to try to enter rroly rnls— are predicted to try to enter italy this year— are predicted to try to enter italy this year from africa. the vast— italy this year from africa. the vast nor-only— italy this year from africa. the vast majority of— italy this year from africa. the vast majority of these people will— vast majority of these people will nor— vast majority of these people will nor to— vast majority of these people will not be staying in italy or in spon— will not be staying in italy or in spoln or— will not be staying in italy or in spoln or in— will not be staying in italy or in spain or in france . why? in spain or in france. why? because— in spain or in france. why? because they— in spain or in france. why? because they want to come to britain— because they want to come to britain onl— because they want to come to britain and european nations are rnon— britain and european nations are rnon nappy— britain and european nations are more than happy to just wave rnon — more than happy to just wave rnon rnrongn.— more than happy to just wave them through. the myth that rnoso— them through. the myth that rnoso pooplo— them through. the myth that these people are all desperate rorngoos— these people are all desperate rorngoos nos— these people are all desperate refugees has been completely snorrorol— refugees has been completely snorrorol py— refugees has been completely shattered by the _ refugees has been completely shattered by the latest immigration- shattered by the latest immigration figures, which show nearly— immigration figures, which show noorly r— immigration figures, which show nearly1 million— immigration figures, which show nearly 1 million people coming from— nearly 1 million people coming from non—ru— nearly 1 million people coming from non—eu countries, many of nnon— from non—eu countries, many of nnon tron — from non—eu countries, many of whom came from africa. if you really— whom came from africa. if you really nonr— whom came from africa. if you really want ro— whom came from africa. if you really want to get— whom came from africa. if you really want to get here legally, it clearly— really want to get here legally, it clearly isn't— really want to get here legally, it clearly isn't that hard. the nor-only— it clearly isn't that hard. the nor-only or— it clearly isn't that hard. the majority of these _ it clearly isn't that hard. the majority of these people will be economic migrants who do not moor— economic migrants who do not meet our— economic migrants who do not meet our economic test of entry.

we meet our economic test of entry. rro aro— meet our economic test of entry. rro nor— meet our economic test of entry. rro nor o— meet our economic test of entry. we are not a charity— meet our economic test of entry. we are not a charity case. we nove— we are not a charity case. we novo rules— we are not a charity case. we have rules for— we are not a charity case. we have rules for entry like ovorywnoro— have rules for entry like everywhere does. you have to be 18 everywhere does. you have to be rs ro— everywhere does. you have to be rs to pry— everywhere does. you have to be rs to pry o— everywhere does. you have to be 18 to buy a packet— everywhere does. you have to be 18 to buy a packet of cigarettes. - 18 to buy a packet of cigarettes. you have to be a soloin— cigarettes. you have to be a certain height— cigarettes. you have to be a certain height to— cigarettes. you have to be a certain height to ride a roller ooosonr vou— certain height to ride a roller coaster. you have— certain height to ride a roller coaster. you have to be under no— coaster. you have to be under rno-llnlr— coaster. you have to be under rno-llnlr ro- coaster. you have to be under the-limit to drive- coaster. you have to be under the limit to drive a the alcohol limit to drive a toples— the alcohol limit to drive a car. rules are— the alcohol limit to drive a car. rules are normal. okay they loot— car. rules are normal. okay they loot ro— car. rules are normal. okay they loot to o— car. rules are normal. okay they lead to a stable,— car. rules are normal. okay they lead to a stable, functional society.— lead to a stable, functional society. well,— lead to a stable, functional society. well, our immigration minister,— society. well, our immigration minister, robert— society. well, our immigration minister, robert jenrick is currently— minister, robert jenrick is currently off— minister, robert jenrick is currently off to algeria and rnnlslo— currently off to algeria and rnnlslo ro— currently off to algeria and tunisia to get— currently off to algeria and tunisia to get a— currently off to algeria and tunisia to get a good look, a good— tunisia to get a good look, a good look— tunisia to get a good look, a good look or— tunisia to get a good look, a good look at the— tunisia to get a good look, a good look at the situation on no— good look at the situation on to ground— good look at the situation on the ground there— good look at the situation on the ground there as hundreds of rnonsonls— the ground there as hundreds of rnonsonls n— the ground there as hundreds of thousands, if not— the ground there as hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people— thousands, if not millions of people prepare— thousands, if not millions of people prepare to descend on europe— people prepare to descend on europe onl— people prepare to descend on europe and try— people prepare to descend on europe and try to— people prepare to descend on europe and try to get across the cnonnol— europe and try to get across the cnonnol rnon— europe and try to get across the channel. then into— europe and try to get across the channel. then into britain, we nove— channel. then into britain, we novo ro— channel. then into britain, we have to crack— channel. then into britain, we have to crack those gangs and cut have to crack those gangs and our men— have to crack those gangs and our rnon on— have to crack those gangs and cut them off at— have to crack those gangs and cut them off at source. we have to deport— cut them off at source. we have to deport thousands of people a nonrn— to deport thousands of people a month-deterrent- to deport thousands of people a month-deterrent .- to deport thousands of people a month deterrent . people month as a deterrent. people mooning— month as a deterrent. people mooning-no- month as a deterrent. people moaning-the cost- month as a deterrent. people moaning the cost of moaning about the cost of loponoos— moaning about the cost of loponoos on— moaning about the cost of deportees an should consider the cost— deportees an should consider the cost or— deportees an should consider the cost of nor— deportees an should consider the cost of not doing— deportees an should consider the cost of not doing it— deportees an should consider the cost of not doing it. deportees an should consider the cost of not doing it . continued cost of not doing it. continued reorg— cost of not doing it. continued record illegal— cost of not doing it. continued record illegal immigration by economic migrants who will not penetr— economic migrants who will not benefit our— economic migrants who will not benefit our economy massively if no— benefit our economy massively if no coulo— benefit our economy massively if no could to— benefit our economy massively if no could to o— benefit our economy massively if they could be a net— benefit our economy massively if they could be a net benefit , they could be a net benefit, rnon— they could be a net benefit, rnon rnoy— they could be a net benefit, then they would— they could be a net benefit, then they would gain entry legally. — then they would gain entry legally. r— then they would gain entry logolly. r on— then they would gain entry legally. i am convinced ist that britain— legally. i am convinced ist that britain ls— legally. i am convinced ist that britain ls or— legally. i am convinced ist that britain is at a—

legally. i am convinced ist that britain is at a crossroads now. tro— britain is at a crossroads now. we could— britain is at a crossroads now. we could crack— britain is at a crossroads now. we could crack the gangs and stove— we could crack the gangs and stave off— we could crack the gangs and stave off hundreds of thousands of stave off hundreds of thousands or people— stave off hundreds of thousands of people twing— stave off hundreds of thousands of people trying to get to britain— of people trying to get to britain this— of people trying to get to britain this year and deport pooplo— britain this year and deport pooplo os— britain this year and deport people as o— britain this year and deport people as a deterrent or we can goolpyo— people as a deterrent or we can gooopyo ro— people as a deterrent or we can wave goodbye to our way of life , onlrnro— wave goodbye to our way of life , our culture and— wave goodbye to our way of life , our culture and our infrastructure . to well , that's infrastructure. to well, that's nnor— infrastructure. to well, that's no r— infrastructure. to well, that's no r mink.— infrastructure. to well, that's what i think. anyway. i want to non— what i think. anyway. i want to noon tron — what i think. anyway. i want to noon from you— what i think. anyway. i want to hear from you of— what i think. anyway. i want to hear from you of course. email me,— hear from you of course. email on— hear from you of course. email on views.— hear from you of course. email me, gb views. gb— hear from you of course. email me, gb views. gb news .com. lots of immigration— me, gb views. gb news .com. lots of immigration news— me, gb views. gb news .com. lots of immigration news in town loony— of immigration news in town roloy .— of immigration news in town today . supposedly quite a few today. supposedly quite a few albanian— today. supposedly quite a few albanian criminals have absconded._ albanian criminals have absconded. we've got our immigration— absconded. we've got our immigration minister abroad oospororoly— immigration minister abroad desperately trying to get a loser— desperately trying to get a closer look— desperately trying to get a closer look at— desperately trying to get a closer look at the situation and trying— closer look at the situation and trying ro— closer look at the situation and trying to onsl— closer look at the situation and trying to crack down on those people— trying to crack down on those people smuggling gangs. but we also to— people smuggling gangs. but we also to nove— people smuggling gangs. but we also do have a— people smuggling gangs. but we also do have a deep dive later on in— also do have a deep dive later on in rnls— also do have a deep dive later on in this show— also do have a deep dive later on in this show into exactly how on in this show into exactly how on oonn— on in this show into exactly how on oonn no— on in this show into exactly how on earth we can,— on in this show into exactly how on earth we can, if— on in this show into exactly how on earth we can, if at all, keep nook— on earth we can, if at all, keep track or— on earth we can, if at all, keep tool or people— on earth we can, if at all, keep track of people who overstay , track of people who overstay, say,— track of people who overstay, so, not— track of people who overstay, say, their visas. _ track of people who overstay, say, their visas. that's what i really— say, their visas. that's what i really nonr— say, their visas. that's what i really want to _ say, their visas. that's what i really want to know because i am nnoonlnool— really want to know because i am unconvinced announced that those net migration— unconvinced announced that those net migration figures tell the full— net migration figures tell the full story. — net migration figures tell the full story. but— net migration figures tell the full story. but for more on nnor-s— full story. but for more on what's happening today with our lnnlgrorlon— what's happening today with our immigration minister, i'm going to immigration minister, i'm going ro-ro—

immigration minister, i'm going to-to-political- to go now to our political roponor— to go now to our political reporter catherine forster. reporter, catherine forster. cornonno— reporter, catherine forster. - cornonno—von catherine thank you very, very noon— catherine thank you very, very nnon .— catherine thank you very, very nnon . so— catherine thank you very, very noon . so nos— catherine thank you very, very much . so he's gone abroad. he much. so he's gone abroad. he wants— much. so he's gone abroad. he wants ro— much. so he's gone abroad. he wants to have— much. so he's gone abroad. he wants to have closer look at wants to have a closer look at curring—on- wants to have a closer look at cutting -off the - wants to have a closer look at cutting off the snake cutting the head off the snake onl— cutting the head off the snake ant-ro— cutting the head off the snake onl-ro gnps- cutting the head off the snakei and-to grips-these and getting to grips with these people— and getting to grips with these people smuggling is that people smuggling gangs. is that ngnr— people smuggling gangs. is that ngnrlvos— people smuggling gangs. is that ngnrlvosvos. — people smuggling gangs. is that rightiyes yes. the— people smuggling gangs. is that right yes yes. g right? yes yes. the government is very keen to point to all the things that they say that they are doing to try to stop the boats. of course, huge numbers of people crossing the channel last year, about 7500 have already come home this year. so the immigration minister robert jenrick is going to north africa. he's going to be visiting algeria, tunis , isaiah, visiting algeria, tunis, isaiah, then he's going on to italy . then he's going on to italy. he'll be meeting with the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni , and then finishing up in meloni, and then finishing up in france at the end of the week looking at calais and how this £480 million that we're giving the french over the next three years is being spent. so the idea is that in national cooperation is absolutely

critical to try to stem the flow of people coming up and trying to get in to europe. and then obviously a good chunk of them coming across to britain, italy are very worried . they think are very worried. they think about 400,000 may enter for italy this year. so robert jenrick is saying that the national crime agency police officers will be working in nonh officers will be working in north africa alongside people there trying to identify and then break down some of these smuggling gangs because, of course, much better , much course, much better, much cheapen course, much better, much cheaper, much better for all concerned. if you can stop this at source, stop these people arriving in italy, stop these people, then potentially progressing across europe to france , germany, wherever, france, germany, wherever, potentially to the channel and on to us. the government is also launching adverts this week on social media in albania. begum hinckley saying if you come to the uk illegally, you will be detained and removed, saying for

get it. if you come, you're going to be sent back. so don't even think about it. they're also trying to crack down on these many social media posts put up by the smuggling gangs, saying , you know, offering safe saying, you know, offering safe passage , cheap passage, pressing passage, cheap passage, pressing on the social media companies to crack down and remove those adverts. and then, of course , adverts. and then, of course, there's the illegal migration bill going through parliament currently in the house of lords, and also the court challenge to flights to rwanda, which the government is hoping to win in the next week or so. and they're hoping that potentially they might eventually be able to put people on flights to rwanda later this year. and this is the illegal side of things, which we are, of course, very keen on. we're also keen on the league ooglo— we're also keen on the league ooglo sloo— we're also keen on the league ooglo silo or— we're also keen on the league eagle side of things. i will be zoning— eagle side of things. i will be zoning in— eagle side of things. i will be zoning in on— eagle side of things. i will be zoning in on this— eagle side of things. i will be zoning in on this specifically nnon— zoning in on this specifically nnon ii— zoning in on this specifically when it comes— zoning in on this specifically when it comes to— zoning in on this specifically when it comes to people who are ovorsroying— when it comes to people who are ovorsroying oni— when it comes to people who are overstaying and how on earth we are overstaying and how on earth we looping— overstaying and how on earth we looping roos— overstaying and how on earth we are keeping tabs on those. nooonso— are keeping tabs on those. nooonso i— are keeping tabs on those. because i think- are keeping tabs on those. because i think it makes a

mockery— because i think it makes a mockery potentially of the ooinol— mockery potentially of the actual official— mockery potentially of the actual official numbers that we nove— actual official numbers that we novo—nni- actual official numbers that we have—but rishi . have been getting. but rishi sonor— have been getting. but rishi sunak-clearly- have been getting. but rishi sunak clearly desperately sunak now clearly desperately trying— trying to shift that conversation trying to shift that- conversation -onto the conversation back onto the iilogol— conversation back onto the iilogol-oni— conversation back onto the illegal and trying to say, illegal side and trying to say, look,— illegal side and trying to say, lool, noos— illegal side and trying to say, look, here's some— illegal side and trying to say, look, here's some international oooporoiion— look, here's some international cooperation-all- look, here's some international cooperation.-all of- look, here's some international cooperation. all of our cooperation. it's in all of our interests— cooperation. it's in all of our interests, mainland europe, to try—sonog- interests, mainland europe, to in—sonoo. i- interests, mainland europe, to try sorted. i mean, try to get this sorted. i mean, ino— try to get this sorted. i mean, line only— try to get this sorted. i mean, the only question— try to get this sorted. i mean, the only question got there the only question i've got there is-oonn— the only question i've got there is-earth hasn't- the only question i've got there is-earth hasn't this- is why on earth hasn't this nopponoo— is why on earth hasn't this happened much sooner? but sunak now happened much sooner? but sunak non-ro— happened much sooner? but sunak now-lo trog— happened much sooner? but sunak now-lo orog us- happened much sooner? but sunak now-to drag us back- now desperate to drag us back to the now desperate to drag us back to rno-sioo— now desperate to drag us back to one-silo oi— now desperate to drag us back to the-side of things?- now desperate to drag us back to the side of things? yes the illegal side of things? yes he the illegal side of things? yes no rooily— the illegal side of things? yes no roolly is. — the illegal side of things? yes he really is. i— the illegal side of things? yes he really is. " g he really is. i mean, stopping the boats is a very tough ask. and i think it's clear to everybody that despite all of these measures, the government is not going to stop the boats by the time of the next election. but it might not possibly bring numbers down significantly. and i think, as you say, patrick, part of all this is a bit of a distraction really, because in some ways the government wants us to be talking illegal migration and what they are doing rather than focusing as we did. of course , focusing as we did. of course, late last week on the levels of net migration, which are now at an all time high of 606,000,

despite 13 years of conservative prime ministers saying that they would get those numbers down and getting those numbers down is much tougher because , of course, much tougher because, of course, there's all sorts of factors behind it, including the fact that many government departments are actually very happy with the levels of migration because the health department, the education department aren't plugging the worker shortages as it's helpful to them. and they don't really want those numbers to come down. but of course it is placing huge pressures on our public services andindeed pressures on our public services and indeed on the huge housing crisis that we already have . crisis that we already have. kyiv catherine, thank you very noon. — kyiv catherine, thank you very much. catherine— kyiv catherine, thank you very much. catherine faust, our poliiiool— much. catherine faust, our political reporter outside westminster. _ political reporter outside westminster. i'm going to be niriing— westminster. i'm going to be nirring up— westminster. i'm going to be nirring up o— westminster. i'm going to be hitting up a few— westminster. i'm going to be hitting up a few different onglos— hitting up a few different onglos on— hitting up a few different angles on this. our immigration iiinisior— angles on this. our immigration minister robert— angles on this. our immigration minister robert jenrick is oirooo— minister robert jenrick is abroad moment visiting abroad at the moment visiting innisio— abroad at the moment visiting tunisia .algeria- abroad at the moment visiting tunisia algeria because tunisia and algeria because supposedly— tunisia and algeria because supposedly that is where around looooo— supposedly that is where around looooo pooplo— supposedly that is where around 400,000 people are getting ready to onio— 400,000 people are getting ready to enter now.— 400,000 people are getting ready to enter italy. and— 400,000 people are getting ready to enter italy. and then obviously— to enter italy. and then obviously off- to enter italy. and then obviously off through europe.

ano— obviously off through europe. and its— obviously off through europe. and it's reasonable to expect inor— and it's reasonable to expect not no— and it's reasonable to expect that the vast— and it's reasonable to expect that the vast majority of them noni— that the vast majority of them wont to — that the vast majority of them wont to onso— that the vast majority of them want to come here. may i just remini— want to come here. may i just remind you— want to come here. may i just remind you or— want to come here. may i just remind you of some of the nnrnorsp— remind you of some of the nnrnorsp oi— remind you of some of the numbers at play? more broadly noroo— numbers at play? more broadly norov ino— numbers at play? more broadly here? the archbishop of conrorpnn— here? the archbishop of contorpory .— here? the archbishop of canterbury , he himself came out canterbury, he himself came out oni— canterbury, he himself came out on soil— canterbury, he himself came out on soil inor— canterbury, he himself came out and said that there— canterbury, he himself came out and said that there could be as many— and said that there could be as nony os— and said that there could be as nony os so— and said that there could be as many as 80 million people oisploooo— many as 80 million people oisploooo py— many as 80 million people displaced by 2050. so if those people— displaced by 2050. so if those people ore— displaced by 2050. so if those people are coming here is that not sonoining— people are coming here is that not something that we should wont— not something that we should wonr ro— not something that we should wont to stop?— not something that we should want to stop? so— not something that we should want to stop? so we're going to be want to stop? so we're going to to focusing— want to stop? so we're going to to focusing on— want to stop? so we're going to be focusing on what's happening oirooo. — be focusing on what's happening abroad. where— be focusing on what's happening abroad. where is— be focusing on what's happening abroad. where is our money also going— abroad. where is our money also going io— abroad. where is our money also going to ino— abroad. where is our money also going to the french. interesting inor— going to the french. interesting inoi—io— going to the french. interesting inoi—io go- going to the french. interesting inoi—io go oni- going to the french. interesting that to go and have that he's going to go and have a look— that he's going to go and have a look ooo— that he's going to go and have a look around there,— that he's going to go and have a look around there, isn't he, notori— look around there, isn't he, robert jenrick,— look around there, isn't he, robert jenrick, and see what's nopponing— happening in calais. but closer to happening in calais. but closer io—oonrsoi to home throughout the course of this to home throughout the course of ins-going— to home throughout the course of ins-going io- to home throughout the course of ins-going to to- this show, i'm going to be grilling— this show, i'm going to be drilling down— this show, i'm going to be drilling down a- this show, i'm going to be drilling down a little bit geopo— drilling down a little bit deeper into _ drilling down a little bit deeper into what happens when somebody— somebody overstays and this is all somebody overstays and this is oll porno— somebody overstays and this is all borne-what- somebody overstays and this is all borne-what i- somebody overstays and this is all borne what i frankly all borne out of what i frankly sow-ny— all borne out of what i frankly sow-ny-oyos- all borne out of what i frankly saw my eyes when i all borne out of what i frankly- saw-my-eyes when i went saw with my own eyes when i went up ro— saw with my own eyes when i went up to visit— saw with my own eyes when i went up to visit boston— saw with my own eyes when i went up to visit boston in— up to visit boston in lincolnshire- up to visit boston in lincolnshire last week for our noi— lincolnshire last week for our nor—ii- lincolnshire last week for our nor—n isl net migration special. it is potently— net migration special. it isi patently—there net migration special. it is- patently_there are patently obvious that there are people— patently obvious that there are people-omino- patently obvious that there are people-around in- patently obvious that there are people around in the people hanging around in the streets— people hanging around in the siroois oli— people hanging around in the streets all day.— people hanging around in the streets all day. they're drinking,— streets all day. they'rei drinking,-drugs streets all day. they're- drinking,-drugs who are drinking, smoking drugs who are not drinking, smoking drugs who are nor—nono- drinking, smoking drugs who are nor—noro maybel not supposed to be here. maybe they—herel they were supposed to be here iniiiolly— they were supposed to be here iniiiolly ini— they were supposed to be here initially but clearly initially but have clearly overstayed. _ initially but have clearly overstayed. are initially but have clearly. overstayed.-are we overstayed. and how are we going— overstayed. and how are we gelling—inosoi getting to grips with these people?—

getting to grips with these people?_asl getting to grips with thesei pooploo—os i getting to grips with these- pooploo—os i people? because as far as i can ii-s— people? because as far as i can its on— people? because as far as i can see, it's an almost— people? because as far as i can see, it's an almost impossible iosl— see, it's an almost impossible rosl. nui— see, it's an almost impossible rosl. nor ir— see, it's an almost impossible task. but it is— see, it's an almost impossible task. but it is one— see, it's an almost impossible task. but it is one i think that moles— task. but it is one i think that nolos o— task. but it is one i think that makes a mockery— task. but it is one i think that makes a mockery of our net nigrorion— makes a mockery of our net migration figures. i also want to bring— migration figures. i also want to bring your— migration figures. i also want to bring your attention to two oinor— to bring your attention to two other-stories.- to bring your attention to two other-stories. i'm. other migration stories. i'm going— other migration stories. i'm going-rolling- other migration stories. i'm going talking about as going to be talking about as well— going to be talking about as well. supposedly albanian orininois— criminals have been absconding ooo— criminals have been absconding oronni—ir-s around the united kingdom. it's all around the united kingdom. it's oil-well— around the united kingdom. it's oil-well oni— around the united kingdom. it's all-well and good,- around the united kingdom. it's all well and good, is it all very well and good, is it nor?— all very well and good, is it noro-oponi- all very well and good, is it not? about cracking not? talking about cracking criminol— not? talking about cracking criminal gangs— not? talking about cracking criminal gangs abroad? what oponi— criminal gangs abroad? what oponi-rnor- criminal gangs abroad? what. about-that.already about the ones that we already nove— about the ones that we already novo-oi— about the ones that we already novo-oi nono- about the ones that we already have -at home and l about the ones that we already have at home and get have right here at home and get a have right here at home and get o loot— have right here at home and get o looo or— have right here at home and get a load of this.— have right here at home and get a load of this. rents rises opporonrly— a load of this. rents rises apparently could be driven up by as apparently could be driven up by os noon— apparently could be driven up by os noon os oro— apparently could be driven up by as much as 8% as— apparently could be driven up by as much as 8% as a result of net nigroiion. — as much as 8% as a result of net nigrorion. con— as much as 8% as a result of net nigrorion. con i— as much as 8% as a result of net migration. can i also— as much as 8% as a result of net migration. can i also just oovooi— migration. can i also just caveat this— migration. can i also just caveat this by— migration. can i also just caveat this by talking about the iilogol— caveat this by talking about the illogol siio— caveat this by talking about the illegal side of— caveat this by talking about the illegal side of things? because wnon— illegal side of things? because wnon pooplo— illegal side of things? because when people are— illegal side of things? because when people are coming across the when people are coming across one-oni— when people are coming across ino-oni nono- when people are coming across the and we're putting the channel and we're putting inon — the channel and we're putting inon -oll— the channel and we're putting them -all too- the channel and we're putting them all too often, them in hotels all too often, inon— them in hotels all too often, inon wo— them in hotels all too often, then we .putting- them in hotels all too often, then we putting them in in then we are putting them in in sociol— then we are putting them in in social housing.— then we are putting them in in social housing. this is on top of social housing. this is on top oi-roingoos- social housing. this is on top oi-roingoos .- social housing. this is on top of refugees , afghan of ukrainian refugees, afghan refugees— of ukrainian refugees, afghan roiigoos oni— of ukrainian refugees, afghan refugees and hong kong refugees, osylnn— refugees and hong kong refugees, osylon soolos— refugees and hong kong refugees, osylon soools .— refugees and hong kong refugees, asylum seekers , whatever you asylum seekers, whatever you wont— asylum seekers, whatever you woni io — asylum seekers, whatever you woni to oil— asylum seekers, whatever you want to call them— asylum seekers, whatever you want to call them as well . and want to call them as well. and we are not building houses. his. ani— we are not building houses. his. ani no— we are not building houses. his. ani o— we are not building houses. his. ani o nor— we are not building houses. his. and now a new report from copiiol— and now a new report from capital economics has come out oni— capital economics has come out oni soii— capital economics has come out oni soii inor— capital economics has come out and said that rental in and said that rental prices in los— and said that rental prices in on connin— and said that rental prices in this country could go up by as noon—

this country could go up by as noon os— this country could go up by as noon os go.— this country could go up by as much as 8%.a_ this country could go up by as much as 8% a result of net much as 8% as a result of net nigroiion— much as 8% as a result of net nigroiion .— much as 8% as a result of net nigrorion . so— much as 8% as a result of net migration . so when you look at migration. so when you look at all migration. so when you look at oil or— migration. so when you look at oll oi inor— migration. so when you look at all of that in— migration. so when you look at all of that in the— migration. so when you look at all of that in the round, is it nor— all of that in the round, is it not absolutely— all of that in the round, is it not absolutely vital that we nooi — not absolutely vital that we nooi io — not absolutely vital that we nooi to go— not absolutely vital that we need to get to— not absolutely vital that we need to get to grips with this? in — need to get to grips with this? in insi— need to get to grips with this? in no going— need to get to grips with this? in no going io— need to get to grips with this? i'm just going to go into the into— i'm just going to go into the into vol— i'm just going to go into the into vol, loy— i'm just going to go into the inbox very, very quickly here. ioiriol— inbox very, very quickly here. roiriol, you — inbox very, very quickly here. patrick, you are— inbox very, very quickly here. patrick, you are so right. thank you— patrick, you are so right. thank yon-noon— patrick, you are so right. thank yon-noon angio- patrick, you are so right. thank you much, angie. we are you very much, angie. we are long— you very much, angie. we are being invaded.— you very much, angie. we arei being invaded._our being invaded. angie says our opinio— being invaded. angie says our culture—life- being invaded. angie says our culture—life is- being invaded. angie says our culture life is being culture and way of life is being iosiroyoi— culture and way of life is being destroyed,.please- culture and way of life is being destroyed, please keep destroyed, so please keep rolling— destroyed, so please keep rolling-ii.- destroyed, so please keep talking-it.-il destroyed, so please keep. talking-it.-i will talking about it. well, i will loop— talking about it. well, i will loop-ins- talking about it. well, i will- keep -this - because keep banging this drum because i do keep banging this drum because i io-ininl— keep banging this drum because i io-ininl inor— keep banging this drum because i do-think that we- do seriously think that we oonolll— do seriously think that we actually massive issues actually have massive issues noo— actually have massive issues noo ani— actually have massive issues here. and also— actually have massive issues here. and also issues about publis— here. and also issues about public soiol. — here. and also issues about public safety. dodi okay. and inis— public safety. dodi okay. and this-something— public safety. dodi okay. and this something that know public safety. dodi okay. and this dan mething that know public safety. dodi okay. and this dan wootton that know public safety. dodi okay. and this dan wootton who know public safety. dodi okay. and this dan wootton who willow public safety. dodi okay. and this dan wootton who will be on that dan wootton who will be on your— that dan wootton who will be on your-ionignl— that dan wootton who will be on your-tonight, 9:00- that dan wootton who will be on your tonight, 9:00 11 your screens tonight, 9:00 to 11 pm.— your screens tonight, 9:00 to 11 pn-inooiiill- your screens tonight, 9:00 to 11 pm. incredibly focussed p.m. is also incredibly focussed upon.— p.m. is also incredibly focussed upon-nos— p.m. is also incredibly focussed upon-nos goi— p.m. is also incredibly focussed upon.-has got an- upon. and he has got an olnsio— upon. and he has got an exclusive interview with the toner— exclusive interview with the ioino-non— exclusive interview with the father- man who - exclusive interview with the father man who was sadly father of a man who was sadly lilioi— father of a man who was sadly liiloi os— father of a man who was sadly liiloi os o— father of a man who was sadly killed as a result— father of a man who was sadly killed as a result of our ridiculous— killed as a result of our ridiculous policy. when it comes to wnoi-s— ridiculous policy. when it comes to wnor-s going— ridiculous policy. when it comes to what's going on— ridiculous policy. when it comes to what's going on in the cnonnol— to what's going on in the channel. so— to what's going on in the channel. so we've got a lot to go oni— channel. so we've got a lot to go out noo— channel. so we've got a lot to go out here. housing absconders. linol— go out here. housing absconders. wnoi o— go out here. housing absconders. wnoi o sorr— go out here. housing absconders. what a soft touch— go out here. housing absconders. what a soft touch we are. the foreign— what a soft touch we are. the iorogn gongs— what a soft touch we are. the foreign gangs and also public soiol— foreign gangs and also public solely on— foreign gangs and also public safety gb views— foreign gangs and also public safety gb views and gb news made-son.— safety gb views and gb news made.com. and— safety gb views and gb news made.com. and do go to our website— made.com. and do go to our woisiio on— made.com. and do go to our website gb news— made.com. and do go to our website gb news .com where you will— website gb news .com where you will tini— website gb news .com where you will iini ino— website gb news .com where you will find the best— website gb news .com where you will find the best analysis and opinion— will find the best analysis and opinion os— will find the best analysis and

opinion as well— will find the best analysis and opinion as well as all of the loot- opinion as well as all of the latest breaking— opinion as well as all of the latest breaking news. but we're moving— latest breaking news. but we're moving owow— latest breaking news. but we're moving away from migration for now because this— moving away from migration for now because this morning returns to now because this morning returns io ow— now because this morning returns to our screens today. but is it oiowi— to our screens today. but is it oiowi io— to our screens today. but is it oiowi to lo— to our screens today. but is it about to be scrapped after the inillip— about to be scrapped after the phillip schofield _ about to be scrapped after the phillip schofield scandal? i've got phillip schofield scandal? i've goilio— phillip schofield scandal? i've got-be honest— phillip schofield scandal? i've got be honest you, got to be honest with you, inoi-s— got to be honest with you, inoi-s-siow- got to be honest with you, that's - story for. got to be honest with you, that's story for me. got to be honest with you,- that's-story for me. and that's not the story for me. and it that's not the story for me. and i noo— that's not the story for me. and i nos— that's not the story for me. and it never has been.— that's not the story for me. and it never has been. could not it never has been. i could not oroor— noi- it never has been. i could not care _or not thisi care less whether or not this morning— care less whether or not this morning is— care less whether or not this morning is presented by two pigs in o— morning is presented by two pigs in o riiion— morning is presented by two pigs in o riiion. ii— morning is presented by two pigs in a ribbon. if the— morning is presented by two pigs in a ribbon. if the show continues— in a ribbon. if the show continues exist, the story is continues to exist, the story is inis— continues to exist, the story is on wno— continues to exist, the story is this who knew— continues to exist, the story is this who knew what when about inillip— this who knew what when about phillip schofield _ this who knew what when about phillip schofield and how deep ioos— phillip schofield and how deep ioos inis— phillip schofield and how deep does this scandal— phillip schofield and how deep does this scandal go? that's wnoi— does this scandal go? that's wnoi i— does this scandal go? that's wnoi i wont— does this scandal go? that's what i want to— does this scandal go? that's what i want to know and that's wnoi— what i want to know and that's wnoi in— what i want to know and that's wnor in going— what i want to know and that's what i'm going to— what i want to know and that's what i'm going to be talking oiowi— what i'm going to be talking oiowi. in— what i'm going to be talking about. i'm patrick christys on gb about. i'm patrick christys on on wows— about. i'm patrick christys on gb news, britain's news

you're listening to gb news loiio— you're listening to gb news loiio .— you're listening to gb news loiio . — you're listening to gb news radio . welcome- radio. welcome back. injust a row— radio. welcome back. injust a row rnornonsi— radio. welcome back. injust a few moments, i— radio. welcome back. injust a few moments, i will— radio. welcome back. injust a few moments, i will be- radio. t t in just a few moments, i will be telling you— few moments, i will be telling you oli— few moments, i will be telling you oll oiowi— few moments, i will be telling you all about the— few moments, i will be telling you all about the activists who are you all about the activists who coiling— you all about the activists who are calling for— you all about the activists who are calling for transgender oniiiron— are calling for transgender children to— are calling for transgender children to carry guns . yes, children to carry guns. yes, soiowslw. — children to carry guns. yes, soiowslw. i— children to carry guns. yes, seriously. i mean , the mind seriously. i mean, the mind toggles— seriously. i mean, the mind boggles, doesn't it? but what's sononing— boggles, doesn't it? but what's something else— boggles, doesn't it? but what's

something else that boggles the mini— something else that boggles the mini slignrlw— something else that boggles the mind slightly? the latest on the noun — mind slightly? the latest on the phillip schofield _ mind slightly? the latest on the phillip schofield scandal. iononn— phillip schofield scandal. eamonn holmes, our very own, sows— eamonn holmes, our very own, sows ino— eamonn holmes, our very own, says the disgraced _ eamonn holmes, our very own, says the disgraced tv presenter is delusional— says the disgraced tv presenter is delusional .— says the disgraced tv presenter is delusional . schofield has is delusional. schofield has ionioi— is delusional. schofield has denied claims— is delusional. schofield has denied claims that there was a iono— denied claims that there was a toxic culture— denied claims that there was a toxic culture at— denied claims that there was a toxic culture at this morning. to toxic culture at this morning. io io— toxic culture at this morning. io io nonosi— toxic culture at this morning. to be honest with you, i think inoi-s— to be honest with you, i think inoi-s ino— to be honest with you, i think that's the least— to be honest with you, i think that's the least of— to be honest with you, i think that's the least of his worries, isn-i— that's the least of his worries, isn-i pp— that's the least of his worries, on ii? iii— that's the least of his worries, isn't it? but here's— that's the least of his worries, isn't it? but here's how today's snow— isn't it? but here's how today's show cover the _ isn't it? but here's how today's show cover the story, starting roiow— show cover the story, starting ioiow witn— show cover the story, starting today with charles and sonia on the today with charles and sonia on one morning— today with charles and sonia on the morning for— today with charles and sonia on the morning for you. not today with charles and sonia on the morning for you. \r:::rri \r:::rr.i the morning for you. now. now, we oli— the morning for you. now. 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 you. yeah, this show for all of you. yeah, we really that's this show for all of you. yeah,| we really-that's exactly we really do. and that's exactly wnor— we really do. and that's exactly wnor-going— we really do. and that's exactly wnor-going io— we really do. and that's exactly what-going to do.- we really do. and that's exactly what going to do. we're what we're going to do. we're going— what we're going to do. we're going io— what we're going to do. we're going to continue— what we're going to do. we're going to continue to do that. so lets— going to continue to do that. so lets go— going to continue to do that. so lets go on— going to continue to do that. so lets go on witn— going to continue to do that. so let's go on with our first news slow.— let's go on with our first news slow. giles— let's go on with our first news story. giles-well,- let's go on with our first news story. giles well, there let's go on with our first news sto go. iiles well, there let's go on with our first news sto go. .es well, there let's go on with our first news sto go. police well, there let's go on with our first news sto go. vinita v iere let's go on with our first news sto go. vinita v it?“ we go. well, you know, you can just hear the bellows of everyone who's ever worked in tv or radio. anyone who's an agent saying philip, just lay saying philip, philip, just lay low up. low for a while, just shut up. just say anything and hope low for a while, just shut up. ju all say anything and hope low for a while, just shut up. ju all goessay anything and hope low for a while, just shut up. ju all goes awayiything and hope low for a while, just shut up. ju all goes away .thing and hope low for a while, just shut up. ju all goes away . well, and hope it all goes away. well, schofield decided to dismiss claims by dr. ranj singh that there was a toxic culture at the

show. dr. singh said he raised concerns about what he called bullying and discrimination two years ago. so naturally , philip years ago. so naturally, philip pipes on instagram now i no pipes up on instagram now i no longer work on this morning i am free to say this. i hope you have noticed it's the same have noticed that it's the same handful people with a grudge handful of people with a grudge against me. all the show who seem to have loudest voice. seem to have the loudest voice. this morning the show this morning is the best show to work best people in work on with the best people in all the years i worked there, there was no toxicity . do you there was no toxicity. do you believe schofield's believe him? schofield's comments cut no ice with eamonn holmes, who wrote on twitter. schofield just out schofield has just put out a delusional statement like holly. he puts it on insta stories. if it wrong, there is no it goes wrong, there is no record after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to liar any reluctant to give the liar any more publicity, but believe me , more publicity, but believe me, pip, if you are looking for a fight , you pip, if you are looking for a fight, you have picked on the wrong person . well, that is this wrong person. well, that is this summer's charity boxing match sorted, isn't it? so we can all breathe a sigh of relief there with now is the media with me now is the media commentator, nigel pauley. nigel thank very can just thank you very much. can i just set here? i don't set my stall out here? i don't give two whether not

give two hoots whether or not this morning survives. i don't care presented by two care if it's presented by two pigs care if it's presented by two pigs wearing a ribbon. i don't care it exists at all. care whether it exists at all. the story for me is this in the big story for me is this in light of the alleged time line of in terms of phillip of events in terms of phillip schofield allegedly schofield and allegedly and reportedly reportedly reportedly widespread reportedly meeting this particular chap from age of around 15, it from the age of around 15, it would appear, helping him with his . and his career somewhat. and then that transcending that relationship transcending into the realms of the sexual at some point, is that an abuse of power that is what itv are alleged to have investigated and found there wasn't a problem. however , ever. the question is however, ever. the question is now— however, ever. the question is now lew— however, ever. the question is now how very how— however, ever. the question is now how very how clearly and how noon— now how very how clearly and how noon in— now how very how clearly and how noon in iepin— now how very how clearly and how much in depth did— now how very how clearly and how much in depth did they look into this relationship?— much in depth did they look into this relationship? i— much in depth did they look into this relationship? i mean, it's goite— this relationship? i mean, it's quite interesting— this relationship? i mean, it's quite interesting that philip or pip quite interesting that philip or pip pip,— quite interesting that philip or iip rip, ii— quite interesting that philip or iip rip, if you— quite interesting that philip or pip pip, if you remember, was the pip pip, if you remember, was one stor— pip pip, if you remember, was one sior oi— pip pip, if you remember, was the star of great— pip pip, if you remember, was the star of great expectations oni— the star of great expectations oni inilip-s— the star of great expectations and philip's career was gone in 16 and philip's career was gone in re iows— and philip's career was gone in re iows. inis— and philip's career was gone in 16 days. this looks— and philip's career was gone in 16 days. this looks like it's going— 16 days. this looks like it's going io— 16 days. this looks like it's going to go— 16 days. this looks like it's going to 90 on_ 16 days. this looks like it's going to go on a lot longer for riv— going to go on a lot longer for iiv oni— going to go on a lot longer for iiv oni its— going to go on a lot longer for itv and its shareholders . he itv and its shareholders. he sows— itv and its shareholders. he sows inere-s— itv and its shareholders. he says there's no _ itv and its shareholders. he says there's no toxicity in the progronno— says there's no toxicity in the progronne. iiv— says there's no toxicity in the programme. itv have family wolwes—

programme. itv have family volwes .— programme. itv have family voles . inev— programme. itv have family values . they have their own core values. they have their own core voiwes— values. they have their own core voles oni— values. they have their own core values and they're— values. they have their own core values and they're very strict oiowi— values and they're very strict oiowi inose— values and they're very strict about those core— values and they're very strict about those core values. and at the about those core values. and at one moment— about those core values. and at the moment those _ about those core values. and at the moment those core values are being— the moment those core values are being blown— the moment those core values are being ilown owi— the moment those core values are being blown out of— the moment those core values are being blown out of the water day oner— being blown out of the water day oiier iow— being blown out of the water day orrer davv now— being blown out of the water day after day, hour after hour, he soii. — after day, hour after hour, he said. there's— after day, hour after hour, he said. there's no— after day, hour after hour, he said. there's no toxicity. this is o— said. there's no toxicity. this is o wno— said. there's no toxicity. this is a man who had- said. there's no toxicity. this is a man who had an affair with a is a man who had an affair with o noon— is a man who had an affair with o noon younger— is a man who had an affair with a much younger man. he then used iowvers— a much younger man. he then used lowvers oni— a much younger man. he then used lawyers and ipso_ a much younger man. he then used lawyers and ipso the— a much younger man. he then used lawyers and ipso the press regwloior— lawyers and ipso the press regiloior io— lawyers and ipso the press regulator to try— lawyers and ipso the press regulator to try and stop the press— regulator to try and stop the press telling— regulator to try and stop the press, telling the truth. he onen— press, telling the truth. he inen liei— press, telling the truth. he then lied about— press, telling the truth. he then lied about this to his only,— then lied about this to his familyv nis— then lied about this to his family, his friends, his colleagues,- family, his friends, his colleagues, his lawyers , his colleagues, his lawyers, his ogenis— colleagues, his lawyers, his ogenrs oni— colleagues, his lawyers, his agents and his— colleagues, his lawyers, his agents and his bosses . so agents and his bosses. so i wowii— agents and his bosses. so i would suggest— agents and his bosses. so i would suggest that there's a loel— would suggest that there's a loel oi— would suggest that there's a lack of self—awareness there. ani— lack of self—awareness there. ani ii— lack of self—awareness there. ani ii i— lack of self—awareness there. ani ii i os— lack of self—awareness there. and if i was advising him, and in— and if i was advising him, and i'm available— and if i was advising him, and i'm available to— and if i was advising him, and i'm available to do so. phil if you— i'm available to do so. phil if vow neei— i'm available to do so. phil if you need anyone,— i'm available to do so. phil if you need anyone, um , i would you need anyone, um, i would nove— you need anyone, um, i would nove lepr— you need anyone, um, i would have kept quiet— you need anyone, um, i would have kept quiet about this ieeowse— have kept quiet about this because people like eamonn nolnes— because people like eamonn nolnes ne— because people like eamonn holmes, he has— because people like eamonn holmes, he has nothing to prove . ne— holmes, he has nothing to prove . ne ioesn-i— holmes, he has nothing to prove . he doesn't need— holmes, he has nothing to prove . he doesn't need to go back to inis— . he doesn't need to go back to one morning— . he doesn't need to go back to this morning and— . he doesn't need to go back to this morning and they're telling the this morning and they're telling ine innin— this morning and they're telling the truth. you— this morning and they're telling the truth. you know, i would suggest— the truth. you know, i would suggest inor— the truth. you know, i would suggest that itv— the truth. you know, i would suggest that itv have got a huge problem— suggest that itv have got a huge problem noe— suggest that itv have got a huge problem here now— suggest that itv have got a huge problem here now because oivenisers— problem here now because advertisers are— problem here now because advertisers are starting getting vow— advertisers are starting getting veryr verv— advertisers are starting getting very, very squeaky bum, if you lilo—

very, very squeaky bum, if you lile .— very, very squeaky bum, if you lile , io— very, very squeaky bum, if you lile , to se— very, very squeaky bum, if you like , to use a— very, very squeaky bum, if you like , to use a football like, to use a football porloneo— like, to use a football parlance, because they have core voles — parlance, because they have core voles ine— parlance, because they have core values. the people— parlance, because they have core values. the people who advertise allev— values. the people who advertise rthey pay— values. the people who advertise rthey pov ro— values. the people who advertise , they pay to advertise on a only— , they pay to advertise on a ionilv snow— , they pay to advertise on a family show that is allegedly all family show that is allegedly oll irienilv. — family show that is allegedly all friendly. everyone's cuddly oni— all friendly. everyone's cuddly oni ilwiiv— all friendly. everyone's cuddly and fluffy and— all friendly. everyone's cuddly and fluffy and nice and at the moment— and fluffy and nice and at the moment is— and fluffy and nice and at the moment it's like— and fluffy and nice and at the moment it's like some sort of norreniows— moment it's like some sort of horrendous second rate east enies— horrendous second rate east enders or or coronation street. ris— enders or or coronation street. is lilo— enders or or coronation street. is lile o— enders or or coronation street. it's like a soap— enders or or coronation street. it's like a soap with the things inor— it's like a soap with the things not oe— it's like a soap with the things not going— it's like a soap with the things that are going on.— it's like a soap with the things that are going on. but worse inon— that are going on. but worse inon inop— that are going on. but worse than that, there— that are going on. but worse than that, there are shareholders and tomorrow than that, there are— shareholders and tomorrow when the shareholders and tomorrow when one norleis— shareholders and tomorrow when the markets open— shareholders and tomorrow when the markets open it's not the roiings— the markets open it's not the ratings falling— the markets open it's not the ratings falling that's going to be ratings falling that's going to ie o— ratings falling that's going to to o proilen— ratings falling that's going to be a problem for itv. it's the snore— be a problem for itv. it's the snore prise.— be a problem for itv. it's the share price. and— be a problem for itv. it's the share price. and a lot of people will— share price. and a lot of people wilillooling— share price. and a lot of people will-looking at— share price. and a lot of people will looking at share will be looking at the share prise— will be looking at the share prise-iiv— will be looking at the share prieeliiv io— will be looking at the share price-itv to see- will be looking at the share price itv to see how much price of itv to see how much inis— price of itv to see how much this-damaged— price of itv to see how much this damaged brand of this has damaged the brand of itv this has damaged the brand of iiv itself— this has damaged the brand of iiv iiseli .— this has damaged the brand of itv itself . and— this has damaged the brand of itv itself . and that is a lot itv itself. and that is a lot more serious— itv itself. and that is a lot more serious than what started out more serious than what started our os— more serious than what started our os two— more serious than what started our os iwo iv— more serious than what started out as two tv presenters who insi— out as two tv presenters who tosi iiin-i— out as two tv presenters who tosi iiin-r gei— out as two tv presenters who just didn't get on— out as two tv presenters who just didn't get on and no one soili— just didn't get on and no one sowli worl— just didn't get on and no one could work out— just didn't get on and no one could work out why. and all onese— could work out why. and all these weeks— could work out why. and all these weeks later, 16 days, 20 iovs— these weeks later, 16 days, 20 iovs loo,— these weeks later, 16 days, 20 days later, we're— these weeks later, 16 days, 20 days later, we're still a little bit days later, we're still a little iii we— days later, we're still a little iii we sill— days later, we're still a little bit we still feel— days later, we're still a little bit we still feel that we noven-i— bit we still feel that we haven't really- bit we still feel that we haven't really been told the wnole— haven't really been told the whole truth— haven't really been told the whole truth about what really went— whole truth about what really weni — whole truth about what really weni nui— whole truth about what really went on. but nigel, nigel, for ii-s— went on. but nigel, nigel, for ii-s goite— went on. but nigel, nigel, for me, it's quite straightforward. if me, it's quite straightforward. if your— me, it's quite straightforward. if your vow— me, it's quite straightforward. if your vol lnow— me, it's quite straightforward. if you, you know, if— me, it's quite straightforward. if you, you know, if you -

me, it's quite straightforward. if you, you know, if you or i had got a young teenager in on work experience somewhere, say hypothetically and then appeared to devote an extraordinary amount of time to them in mensa ing mentoring. and this is exactly the question where is the line? where is the line between mentoring and potentially grooming ? well, potentially grooming? well, that's that's that is- potentially grooming? well, that's that's that is an- g "g? well, that's that's that is an issue. ani— that's that's that is an issue. ani i— that's that's that is an issue. ani i ininl— that's that's that is an issue. and i think you'll find in most professions— and i think you'll find in most professions, whether it's in the services— professions, whether it's in the services .— professions, whether it's in the services , ine— professions, whether it's in the services , the police and local services, the police and local government— services, the police and local government or— services, the police and local government or wherever, there is a government or wherever, there is o verv— government or wherever, there is o verv sono— government or wherever, there is overv sirio oni— government or wherever, there is a very strict and in— government or wherever, there is a very strict and in business, inere-s— a very strict and in business, inere-s o— a very strict and in business, inere-s o verv— a very strict and in business, there's a very strict line between— there's a very strict line between senior people having relationships— between senior people having relationships with people below inen — relationships with people below inen .— relationships with people below inen .ani— relationships with people below them . and the— relationships with people below them . and the fact that this them. and the fact that this relationship— them. and the fact that this relationship went on, they must nove— relationship went on, they must have wondered— relationship went on, they must have wondered when they sat on the have wondered when they sat on one wnen — have wondered when they sat on one wnen ine — have wondered when they sat on the when the person concerned sat the when the person concerned so on— the when the person concerned so on ine— the when the person concerned sat on the settee_ the when the person concerned sat on the settee between holly oni— sat on the settee between holly oni inil— sat on the settee between holly and phil, surely— sat on the settee between holly and phil, surely people watching that and phil, surely people watching inoi oni— and phil, surely people watching inoi oni oli— and phil, surely people watching that and all the— and phil, surely people watching that and all the executives , the that and all the executives, the people— that and all the executives, the people wno— that and all the executives, the people wno rin— that and all the executives, the people who run daytime, the people— people who run daytime, the

people wno— people who run daytime, the people who run— people who run daytime, the people who run the show must nove— people who run the show must have questioned— people who run the show must have questioned why that poniewlor— have questioned why that particular runner was sitting onero— particular runner was sitting inero wnv— particular runner was sitting there, why that— particular runner was sitting there, why that particular runner-given. there, why that particular- runner-given quite so runner was being given quite so noon— runner was being given quite so noon nop— runner was being given quite so noon nelp .— runner was being given quite so noon nelp , oni— runner was being given quite so much help , and then suddenly why much help, and then suddenly why that much help, and then suddenly why not poniewior— much help, and then suddenly why that particular runner was iroppei— that particular runner was iroppei-o— that particular runner was dropped a stone and dropped like a stone and ollegeilv— dropped like a stone and allegedly promoted a move to loose— allegedly promoted a move to loose women— allegedly promoted a move to loose women. yeah that to do inop— loose women. yeah that to do pig, inor— loose women. yeah that to do that, that means— loose women. yeah that to do that, that means that senior nonogeneni— that, that means that senior management aren't who make those inillip— management aren't who make those phillip schofield— management aren't who make those phillip schofield although he had phillip schofield although he noi ine— phillip schofield although he had the power— phillip schofield although he had the power to hire and fire oni— had the power to hire and fire oni ollegeilv— had the power to hire and fire and allegedly didn't want a man to now— and allegedly didn't want a man to noli nin— and allegedly didn't want a man to hold him, didn't— and allegedly didn't want a man to hold him, didn't like eamonn nolnes— to hold him, didn't like eamonn holmes-holly.- to hold him, didn't like eamonn holmes- holly. you- to hold him, didn't like eamonn holmes holly. you know, holmes did like holly. you know, he holmes did like holly. you know, no ioesn-i— holmes did like holly. you know, he doesn't hire— holmes did like holly. you know, he doesn't hire and— holmes did like holly. you know, he doesn't hire and fire runners. that's management above nin— runners. that's management above nin. wow— runners. that's management above nin. wow i— runners. that's management above nin. wow i inev— runners. that's management above him. now if they actually this is ine— him. now if they actually this is one long— him. now if they actually this is the thing they— him. now if they actually this is the thing they actually ieeiie— is the thing they actually decide because want their star. so decide because want their star. so i— decide because want their star. so i insi— decide because want their star. so i tosi wont— decide because want their star. so i just want to— decide because want their star. so i just want to cut across . decide because want their star. so i just want to cut across. i wont— so i just want to cut across. i woni one— so i just want to cut across. i want one more with- so i just want to cut across. i want one more with you. sorry. and we're running out our time a bit. and this is that's the really important point for me because it's not really a legal question. moral question question. it's a moral question in just just from in that. just just lastly from you, knew what when you, nigel, who knew what when is the other big question for me and whether or not, frankly, it's just philip's career it's not just philip's career that's over now, whether or not there's higher up the there's people higher up the chain now thinking

chain now who are thinking flipping. we covered for this guy and now we're implicated . i guy and now we're implicated. i think there's at least a couple of executives— think there's at least a couple of executives who _ think there's at least a couple of executives who might not who will— of executives who might not who will be — of executives who might not who will be worrying. — of executives who might not who will be worrying. and i think onene— will be worrying. and i think inere oe— will be worrying. and i think there are going— will be worrying. and i think there are going to be heads rolling— there are going to be heads rolling over— there are going to be heads rolling over this. i think i ininl— rolling over this. i think i think when— rolling over this. i think i think when they relook at this, the think when they relook at this, one people— think when they relook at this, one people or— think when they relook at this, the people at the— think when they relook at this, the people at the very top of iiv— the people at the very top of no ,— the people at the very top of iiv , wnen— the people at the very top of itv , when they— the people at the very top of itv , when they get the effects itv, when they get the effects of one — itv, when they get the effects of one snore— itv, when they get the effects of the share price, when they get— of the share price, when they go one — of the share price, when they get the effects— of the share price, when they get the effects of— of the share price, when they get the effects of advertisers, inev-re— get the effects of advertisers, more going— get the effects of advertisers, more going ro— get the effects of advertisers, they're going to have say they're going to have to say if inev— they're going to have to say if new reironi— they're going to have to say if they rebrand show, if it they rebrand this show, if it ever-pool,- they rebrand this show, if it ever-back, they- they rebrand this show, if it ever back, they have got ever comes back, they have got to ever comes back, they have got io-sioilo— ever comes back, they have got io-sioilo os- ever comes back, they have got to stable, as someone to clean the stable, as someone soii— to clean the stable, as someone apt, oni— to clean the stable, as someone once said, and-have- to clean the stable, as someone once said, and have really once said, and they have really got once said, and they have really goilreironi— once said, and they have really got-rebrand and— once said, and they have really got-rebrand and re- once said, and they have really got rebrand and re detoxify got to rebrand and re detoxify inis— got to rebrand and re detoxify this programme— got to rebrand and re detoxify this programme .— got to rebrand and re detoxify this programme . um, and to do this programme. um, and to do inop— this programme. um, and to do pig, i— this programme. um, and to do pig, i ininl— this programme. um, and to do that, i think it— this programme. um, and to do that, i think it needs not just a that, i think it needs not just o enonge— that, i think it needs not just o enonge oi— that, i think it needs not just a change of presenter, it needs a change of presenter, it needs o enonge— a change of presenter, it needs o enonge oi— a change of presenter, it needs a change of management and it neeis— a change of management and it neeis io— a change of management and it needs to change _ a change of management and it needs to change all of the people—ine- needs to change all of the- people_the daytime people overseeing the daytime and:— people overseeing the daytime oni, oni— people overseeing the daytime oni, oni ine— people overseeing the daytime and, and the programmes in generol— and, and the programmes in generol-inoi- and, and the programmes in general that period . so general during that period. so i ininl— general during that period. so i ininl-o— general during that period. so i think-a couple- general during that period. so i think-a couple of- think there's a couple of executives— think there's a couple of executives least think there's a couple of executives-least be executives at least who will be nervously— executives at least who will be nervously awaiting what people oiove— nervously awaiting what people oiove onen— nervously awaiting what people above them decide. itv nigel, inonl— above them decide. itv nigel, inonl vow— above them decide. itv nigel, inonl vol verv— above them decide. itv nigel, thank you very much. as ever. ereoi— thank you very much. as ever. ereoi sinii. — thank you very much. as ever. great stuff. nigel pauley there. media commentator, former fleet street showbiz guru as well. loads more still to come between

now and 4:00, there is a remote mockable story of the activists who were calling for trans kids to carry guns . i have copped it to carry guns. i have copped it in the past for talking about what i term anyway the trans mafia and yet here we are talking about some of them calling for kids to carry guns and find out why the met police is being criticised after a big, big , big is being criticised after a big, big, big policy is being criticised after a big, big , big policy change. do you big, big policy change. do you feel safe on the streets? because also whilst they're busy changing policies, apparently they're not solving muggings. do you feel safe on the streets? we've got all of this coming your way. oh and yes, a delicious, delectable clip about someone at absolutely going in on just stop oil. you love to see it, but now it's your headunes see it, but now it's your headlines with our own . hi, headlines with our own. hi, there it is . 331. i'm aaron there it is. 331. i'm aaron armstrong— there it is. 331. i'm aaron armstrong in— there it is. 331. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom. iononn— armstrong in the newsroom. eamonn holmes— armstrong in the newsroom. eamonn holmes has described iniilip— eamonn holmes has described phillip schofield— eamonn holmes has described phillip schofield as delusional and phillip schofield as delusional oni o— phillip schofield as delusional oni o lior— phillip schofield as delusional and a liar for— phillip schofield as delusional and a liar for a— phillip schofield as delusional and a liar for a statement releosei— and a liar for a statement released earlier in which he

eioinei— released earlier in which he claimed that— released earlier in which he claimed that there was no toxicity— claimed that there was no toxicity .— claimed that there was no rolieiiv . ai— claimed that there was no toxicity . at this- claimed that there was no toxicity . at this morning, the toxicity. at this morning, the gb toxicity. at this morning, the en wows— toxicity. at this morning, the gb news anchor— toxicity. at this morning, the gb news anchor who also preseniei— gb news anchor who also presented the— gb news anchor who also presented the itv programme, responiei— presented the itv programme, responiei iv— presented the itv programme, responded by saying he was relwooni— responded by saying he was reluctant to _ responded by saying he was reluctant to give schofield more poplieiiv. — reluctant to give schofield more publicity. nui— reluctant to give schofield more publicity. but if— reluctant to give schofield more publicity. but if he was looking for o— publicity. but if he was looking for o igno— publicity. but if he was looking for a fight, he'd— publicity. but if he was looking for a fight, he'd picked the wrong— for a fight, he'd picked the wrong poson— for a fight, he'd picked the wrong person. and this is the sioieneni— wrong person. and this is the statement it— wrong person. and this is the statement it came in response to senoiieli— statement it came in response to schofield released— statement it came in response to schofield released it shortly poore— schofield released it shortly before inis— schofield released it shortly before this morning, went to ne— before this morning, went to to sow— before this morning, went to air. he said it's— before this morning, went to air. he said it's the same noniiwl— air. he said it's the same handful of— air. he said it's the same handful of people with a grudge ogoinsi— handful of people with a grudge ogoinsi ne— handful of people with a grudge ogoinsi me or— handful of people with a grudge against me or show who seem against me or the show who seem to nove— against me or the show who seem to nove ine— against me or the show who seem to have the loudest— against me or the show who seem to have the loudest voice. gb wows— to have the loudest voice. gb news understands itv is in crisis— news understands itv is in crisis talks— news understands itv is in crisis talks following the sooniol— crisis talks following the scandal surrounding schofield's oiioir— scandal surrounding schofield's oiioirwiin— scandal surrounding schofield's oiioir wiin o— scandal surrounding schofield's affair with a younger male oolleogwe— affair with a younger male eolleogwe .— affair with a younger male colleague . the— affair with a younger male colleague . the car dealer, colleague. the car dealer, arnoii— colleague. the car dealer, arnold clark— colleague. the car dealer, arnold clark ,_ colleague. the car dealer, arnold clark , the programme's arnold clark, the programme's oi— arnold clark, the programme's sponsor— arnold clark, the programme's sponsor .— arnold clark, the programme's main sponsor , has announced it main sponsor, has announced it won-i— main sponsor, has announced it wont its— main sponsor, has announced it won't renew its contract in the owwrnni— won't renew its contract in the owwrnni oni— won't renew its contract in the autumn and the— won't renew its contract in the autumn and the ongoing scandal soili— autumn and the ongoing scandal sowli cosi— autumn and the ongoing scandal could cost the— autumn and the ongoing scandal could cost the broadcaster tens of millions— could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of— could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in advertising— of millions of pounds in advertising deals . seven men advertising deals. seven men nove— advertising deals. seven men nove ieen— advertising deals. seven men have been remanded in custody oner— have been remanded in custody oiier being— have been remanded in custody after being charged with the oiienpiei — after being charged with the attempted murder of detective enio— attempted murder of detective chief inspector— attempted murder of detective chief inspector john caldwell in conniv— chief inspector john caldwell in county ivrone— chief inspector john caldwell in county ivrone .— chief inspector john caldwell in county tyrone . he— chief inspector john caldwell in county tyrone . he was shot county tyrone. he was shot sevooi— county tyrone. he was shot several times— county tyrone. he was shot several times at- county tyrone. he was shot several times at a sports centre in onogn— several times at a sports centre in onogn in— several times at a sports centre in omagh in february. several times at a sports centre

in omagh in february . all seven in omagh in february. all seven will— in omagh in february. all seven will oppeor— in omagh in february. all seven men will appear before omagh iiogisiroies— men will appear before omagh magistrates court— men will appear before omagh magistrates court via video link on june— magistrates court via video link on line ine— magistrates court via video link on june the 27th.— magistrates court via video link on june the 27th. two of those men were charged— on june the 27th. two of those men were charged with being espe— men were charged with being esie oi— men were charged with being members of the— men were charged with being members of the ira and three witn— members of the ira and three wiin ine— members of the ira and three with the preparation of terrorist— with the preparation of terrorist acts- with the preparation of terrorist acts . police from the terrorist acts. police from the uk terrorist acts. police from the ill oe— terrorist acts. police from the ill io— terrorist acts. police from the ill io nelp— terrorist acts. police from the uk are to help authorities in nonn— uk are to help authorities in north african— uk are to help authorities in north african countries break up people— north african countries break up people smuggling gangs. officers iron— people smuggling gangs. officers iron ine— people smuggling gangs. officers from the national— people smuggling gangs. officers from the national crime agency will— from the national crime agency will worl— from the national crime agency will work with _ from the national crime agency will work with their counterparts to stem a predicted surge— counterparts to stem a predicted surge in— 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 one iines— surge in migration, according to one iines .— surge in migration, according to the times , the— surge in migration, according to the times , the italian the times, the italian government- the times, the italian government has predicted up to eooooo— government has predicted up to 400,000 migrants— government has predicted up to 400,000 migrants will attempt to reoen — 400,000 migrants will attempt to reoen loope— 400,000 migrants will attempt to reach europe via— 400,000 migrants will attempt to reach europe via italy this summer , four— reach europe via italy this summer , four times as many as summer, four times as many as losi— summer, four times as many as losi veor. — summer, four times as many as last year. immigration minister loien— last year. immigration minister robert jenrick— last year. immigration minister robert jenrick will begin a five day robert jenrick will begin a five iov row— robert jenrick will begin a five iov row or— robert jenrick will begin a five day tour of north— robert jenrick will begin a five day tour of north africa and loope— day tour of north africa and iwope inis— day tour of north africa and europe this week . you can get europe this week. you can get on oil— europe this week. you can get more on all of— europe this week. you can get more on all of our— europe this week. you can get more on all of our stories by visiting— more on all of our stories by visiiing ow— more on all of our stories by visiting our website, gb news nope-eon— visiting our website, gb news nope-eon .—

made.com. ao- made.com. act activists held made.com.- act activists held up wool-eon.— act activists held up a banner coiling— act activists held up a banner eoliing for— act activists held up a banner calling for trans— act activists held up a banner calling for trans kids to carry gins— calling for trans kids to carry guns in— calling for trans kids to carry guns in shocking— calling for trans kids to carry guns in shocking scenes in centroi— guns in shocking scenes in central london— guns in shocking scenes in central london yesterday. hq central london yesterday. may i just central london yesterday. may i post remini— central london yesterday. may i post rennini voo— central london yesterday. may i just remind you that this comes relatively hot off the back of a school shooting at a primary school shooting at a primary school in nashville where the shooter there identified as transgender. shooter there identified as transgender . so just in that transgender. so just in that context , trans activists wearing context, trans activists wearing masks were in hyde park, where a women's rights event was taking place. police officers detained a number of people after the rival groups clashed . and rival groups clashed. and viewers can see the banner that simply says armed trans kids. there it is on the screens. if you're watching on television or watching us online. of course, there's a police officer stood just a few yards away. they do nothing yet again. we're going to talk about just stop oil a bit later on. but yet again, here we go. we see don't here we go. we see people, don't we, talking this kind of we, talking about this kind of violent behaviour. and yet again, see police not again, we see our police not really anything. joining really doing anything. joining me lgbt activist and me now is lgbt activist and director of the peter tatchell

foundation, tatchell . foundation, peter tatchell. peter, thank you. i put it to you that there is a thing called the trans mafia and they were out hyde park at the weekend. out in hyde park at the weekend. well, i put it to you, the vast nor-onw— well, i put it to you, the vast notorirv oi— well, i put it to you, the vast majority of trans— well, i put it to you, the vast majority of trans people and ones— majority of trans people and ollies oe— majority of trans people and allies are kind,— majority of trans people and allies are kind, gentle, non wren— allies are kind, gentle, non violent, and— allies are kind, gentle, non violent, and they engage in inoogniiwl— violent, and they engage in thoughtful, rational discussion .onen. — thoughtful, rational discussion . orien. ine— thoughtful, rational discussion . often. the same- thoughtful, rational discussion . often. g . often. the same goes for most feminists who are critical of trans people. most of them are lini— trans people. most of them are lini. inev— trans people. most of them are kind. they have— trans people. most of them are kind. they have a— most of them are kind. they have a different point— kind. they have a different poini oi— kind. they have a different point of view,— kind. they have a different point of view, but they do so in respect— point of view, but they do so in respect .— point of view, but they do so in respect , express— point of view, but they do so in respect , express it— point of view, but they do so in respect , express it respectfully respect, express it respectfully . so— respect, express it respectfully . so we— respect, express it respectfully . so we shouldn't— respect, express it respectfully . so we shouldn't allow the ienoviowr— . so we shouldn't allow the behaviour of— . so we shouldn't allow the behaviour of a _ . so we shouldn't allow the behaviour of a tiny minority to soon— behaviour of a tiny minority to oonl ine— behaviour of a tiny minority to colour the way— behaviour of a tiny minority to colour the way we _ behaviour of a tiny minority to colour the way we think about onese— colour the way we think about inese swo— colour the way we think about these two different groups. wonli— these two different groups. wonli won— these two different groups. would you arm— these two different groups. would you arm trans- these two different groups. would you arm trans kids? of course not. no, that's absolutely absurd . but i'm absolutely absurd. but i'm oisolnielv— absolutely absurd. but i'm absolutely certain- : but i'm absolutely certain that whoever moie— absolutely certain that whoever noie inor— absolutely certain that whoever made that placard does not represent— made that placard does not represeni .— made that placard does not represent . 99.9% of trans people represent. 99.9% of trans people . i-ve— represent. 99.9% of trans people . i've never heard— represent. 99.9% of trans people . i've never heard of- represent. 99.9% of trans people . i've never heard of them around them, though. to be fair, peter, just to say, if i was to

demonstrate an and i saw something like that and i was desperate to have my cause given good publicity and to get my views across, i dare say i would actually go and try and do something about that. people watching on television now will be able to see a ring of banners. they look like those really soldiers when really naff roman soldiers when they all used to put their shields up. they don't want their faces out there. their faces put out there. they've got umbrellas covering their faces. they've got all these flying high. does these flags flying high. it does look a mob. peter well, i look like a mob. peter well, i am a strong supporter of trans rights and inclusion and have been for half a century , but i been for half a century, but i do not think it's appropriate to hide your face as if you believe in a principle or idea. you should express it and- p you should express it and show vonrseli— should express it and show yourself whichever side of the ieioie— yourself whichever side of the ieiore won-re— yourself whichever side of the debate you're on. a�*r: e. debate you're on. be open and up front. debate you're on. be open and up front inose— debate you're on. be open and up front. those kind— debate you're on. be open and up front. those kind of— debate you're on. be open and up front. those kind of tactics- debate you're on. el“r: e. those kind of tactics are front. those kind of tactics are counterproductive_ front. those kind of tactics are counterproductive .— those kind of tactics are counterproductive . and the fact counterproductive. and the fact inor— counterproductive. and the fact not — counterproductive. and the fact that we're having _ counterproductive. and the fact that we're having this discussion— that we're having this discussion now, now and all this pnilisiiv— discussion now, now and all this pnilisirv is— discussion now, now and all this publicity is being— discussion now, now and all this publicity is being given to this inw— publicity is being given to this

tiny, unrepresentative banner olonr— tiny, unrepresentative banner oioni orning— tiny, unrepresentative banner about arming trans kids, which is gniie— about arming trans kids, which is quite clearly— about arming trans kids, which is quite clearly absurd and wong — is quite clearly absurd and wong ris— is quite clearly absurd and wrong. it's it— is quite clearly absurd and wrong. it's it just- is quite clearly absurd and wrong. it's it just proves how counterproductive it is. yeah, but dialogue . i want- counterproductive it is. yeah, but dialogue . i want to- t:t e yeah, but dialogue . i want to have but dialogue. i want to have a iiologne— but dialogue. i want to have a dialogue with— but dialogue. i want to have a dialogue with women's rights osiivisis— dialogue with women's rights activists who— dialogue with women's rights activists who have concerns olonr— activists who have concerns about women's— activists who have concerns about women's rights and trans igno— about women's rights and trans rignis. lei-s— about women's rights and trans rights. let's talk— about women's rights and trans rights. let's talk together respectfully _ rights. let's talk together respectfully and kindly. and i nniersioni— respectfully and kindly. and i understand that, peter. look, i nniersioni— understand that, peter. look, i understand that, peter. look, i understand that, but it i do want to push back on your assertion that this is just a small fringe minority. look at what happened in australia and new zealand with kelly keane. there was a lot of vitriol north of the border in scotland as well. if you have a cursory look on twitter online and you see the kind of absolute lutely abominable abuse that gets volleyed at people who just say that women are women. and you look at the widespread cancellation or attempted cancellation or attempted cancellation even of people like j.k. rowling and all of this hate and death threats that they get. i'm sorry, peter, but it is not small minority of people . not a small minority of people. in fact, when you actually look

at the small minority of people who are trans or are transitioning or something like that, and you extrapolate the amount of abuse and hate and issues like this that are dished out, it's actually a strangely large proportion. well it's a very small vocal minority, but it does cut both ways . trans it does cut both ways. trans women and allies- it does cut both ways. trans women and allies get- e : rt trans women and allies get the e : rt. trans women and allies get the same lini— women and allies get the same lini oi— women and allies get the same kind of abuse— women and allies get the same kind of abuse and— women and allies get the same kind of abuse and threats lense— kind of abuse and threats lesonse i— kind of abuse and threats because i support trans rights . because i support trans rights. ves— because i support trans rights. ves. i-ve— because i support trans rights. yes. to lol— because i support trans rights. yes. i've had threats to kill me , rope— yes. i've had threats to kill me , rope ne— yes. i've had threats to kill me . rope ne oni— yes. i've had threats to kill me , rape me and castrate me from people— , rape me and castrate me from people wno— , rape me and castrate me from people who claim _ , rape me and castrate me from people who claim they are ieieniing— people who claim they are defending women's rights . so it defending women's rights. so it ioes— defending women's rights. so it ioes noppen— defending women's rights. so it ioes noppen in— defending women's rights. so it does happen in a— defending women's rights. so it does happen in a small minority of soses— does happen in a small minority of , o verv— does happen in a small minority of cases , a very vocal minority of cases, a very vocal minority on ion— of cases, a very vocal minority on both sides— of cases, a very vocal minority on both sides of— of cases, a very vocal minority on both sides of the argument. ani— on both sides of the argument. ani ills— on both sides of the argument. ani is wrong— on both sides of the argument. and it's wrong on— on both sides of the argument. and it's wrong on both sides . we and it's wrong on both sides. we love— and it's wrong on both sides. we love io— and it's wrong on both sides. we love to sool— and it's wrong on both sides. we have to cool it.— and it's wrong on both sides. we have to cool it. we— and it's wrong on both sides. we have to cool it. we have to iissnss— have to cool it. we have to discuss this— have to cool it. we have to discuss this issue. it's a human rignis— discuss this issue. it's a human rignis — discuss this issue. it's a human rights issue. we— discuss this issue. it's a human rights issue. we have to discuss it rights issue. we have to discuss ii in— rights issue. we have to discuss ii in o— rights issue. we have to discuss ii in o aim,— rights issue. we have to discuss it in a calm, polite— rights issue. we have to discuss it in a calm, polite , et it in a calm, polite, et courteous way and recognise guys inor— courteous way and recognise guys not were— courteous way and recognise guys inoi inere oe— courteous way and recognise guys that there are people who have

iiiioeni— that there are people who have different points— that there are people who have different points of— that there are people who have different points of view. and i fini— different points of view. and i iini some— different points of view. and i find some of— different points of view. and i find some of the— different points of view. and i find some of the trans critics verv— find some of the trans critics very offensive. _ find some of the trans critics very offensive. but i'm not going— very offensive. but i'm not going io— very offensive. but i'm not going to abuse— very offensive. but i'm not going to abuse them. i'm not going— going to abuse them. i'm not going io— going to abuse them. i'm not going to threaten— going to abuse them. i'm not going to threaten them. i want to love— going to threaten them. i want to love o— going to threaten them. i want to have a dialogue . lolly to have a dialogue. okay. why should women be made to feel less safe? because somebody like who feels like a woman wants to enter their changing rooms because that is a lot of what this is about, really, isn't it? because i interview a lot of trans people on this show, and the majority of the ones that i talk to, frankly, just want to get with their lives. don't get on with their lives. don't really have desire at to all really have any desire at to all get any bucha when it comes get into any bucha when it comes to a women's changing to going into a women's changing room or anything along those lines whatsoever. really lines whatsoever. don't really think that male rapists who now say should be in say that a woman should be in a woman's prison. so i completely get all that. so why should women have to pander to a fraction of a% of people who say that they feel like a woman ? that they feel like a woman? well, you know, trans women have been— well, you know, trans women have been nsing—

well, you know, trans women have been using women's— well, you know, trans women have been using women's toilets for iesoies— been using women's toilets for iesoies .— been using women's toilets for iesoies . ani— been using women's toilets for decades . and i— been using women's toilets for decades . and i can't remember decades. and i can't remember a single— decades. and i can't remember a single ossosion— decades. and i can't remember a single occasion where they have sonsei— single occasion where they have sonsei o— single occasion where they have caused a problem,— single occasion where they have caused a problem, where they've ossonliei— caused a problem, where they've ossoniiei o— caused a problem, where they've assaulted a woman— caused a problem, where they've assaulted a woman or whether inev-ve— assaulted a woman or whether inev-ve noie— assaulted a woman or whether inev-ve noie o— assaulted a woman or whether they've made a woman feel unsafe . it they've made a woman feel unsafe . ii insi— they've made a woman feel unsafe . ii tnsi nosn-i— they've made a woman feel unsafe . it just hasn't happened. but of course, having— . it just hasn't happened. but of course, having said that, i nniersioni— of course, having said that, i understand women's anxieties and i understand women's anxieties and i wont— understand women's anxieties and i woni io— understand women's anxieties and iwoni io fini— understand women's anxieties and iwoni io iini o— understand women's anxieties and i want to find a solution . but i want to find a solution. but ine— i want to find a solution. but the solution— i want to find a solution. but the solution is— i want to find a solution. but the solution is not got to be a generoiisei— the solution is not got to be a generalised attack on trans people— generalised attack on trans people or— generalised attack on trans people or generalised bans or eslnsion — people or generalised bans or exclusion. you— people or generalised bans or exclusion. you know, people who do exclusion. you know, people who io loi— exclusion. you know, people who is loi wings.— exclusion. you know, people who do bad things. there are all linis— do bad things. there are all linis oi— do bad things. there are all kinds of people— do bad things. there are all kinds of people who do bad wings.— kinds of people who do bad things. there— kinds of people who do bad things. there are some trans people— things. there are some trans people wno— things. there are some trans people wno io— things. there are some trans people who do bad things, but inoi-s— people who do bad things, but inoi-s noi— people who do bad things, but inoi-s noi on— people who do bad things, but that's not an excuse to demonise oni— that's not an excuse to demonise oni elslnie— that's not an excuse to demonise and exclude the— that's not an excuse to demonise and exclude the whole trans sonnnniiv.— and exclude the whole trans community. can— and exclude the whole trans community. can i just can i just liierollv— community. can i just can i just liierollv os— community. can i just can i just literally as you've— community. can i just can i just literally as you've said that, roo— literally as you've said that, loo. ligni. — literally as you've said that, peter, right. ijust- literally as you've said that, peter, right. ecu: peter, right. i just googled while you said that you can't remember an incident and there's while you said that you can't re headline an incident and there's while you said that you can't re headline here cident and there's while you said that you can't reheadline here straightid there's while you said that you can't reheadline here straight away,re's a headline here straight away, transgender woman, 18, sexually assaulted . girl ten in morrisons assaulted. girl ten in morrisons toilet . so i assaulted. girl ten in morrisons toilet. so i mean, it happens . toilet. so i mean, it happens. you can't say it doesn't happen. it happens. okay. well, i was nor— it happens. okay. well, i was noi oi— it happens. okay. well, i was not aware of that— e okay. well, i was not aware of that particular ini— not aware of that particular case. but even— not aware of that particular case. but even so , out of the

case. but even so, out of the nonv— case. but even so, out of the many instances— case. but even so, out of the many instances ,_ case. but even so, out of the many instances , the tens of many instances, the tens of inonsonis— many instances, the tens of thousands, the— many instances, the tens of thousands, the millions of times irons— thousands, the millions of times trans women have— thousands, the millions of times trans women have gone into women's toilets,— trans women have gone into women's toilets, a very women's toilets, that is a very orvpisol— women's toilets, that is a very orvpisol oni— women's toilets, that is a very atypical and unrepresentative insiieni— atypical and unrepresentative insiieni .— atypical and unrepresentative incident . most— atypical and unrepresentative incident . most trans women incident. most trans women respesi— incident. most trans women respesi o— incident. most trans women respect a biological woman. they love— respect a biological woman. they love lenovei— respect a biological woman. they have behaved with— respect a biological woman. they have behaved with absolute ioonrn — have behaved with absolute decorum and— have behaved with absolute decorum and courtesy towards oino— decorum and courtesy towards oino wonon— decorum and courtesy towards oino .— decorum and courtesy towards other woman . they are not other woman. they are not a problem. — other woman. they are not a problem ani— other woman. they are not a problem. and we— other woman. they are not a problem. and we mustn't go down the problem. and we mustn't go down we rooi— problem. and we mustn't go down we rooi oi— problem. and we mustn't go down the road of demonising them. it's the road of demonising them. its so— the road of demonising them. its so srno— the road of demonising them. it's so cruel, so— the road of demonising them. it's so cruel, so unkind , and i it's so cruel, so unkind, and i ininl— it's so cruel, so unkind, and i ininl we— it's so cruel, so unkind, and i ininl we insi— it's so cruel, so unkind, and i think we just have to have a bit more generosity.— think we just have to have a bit more generosity. okay e3 more generosity. okay is any woman who thinks that someone born with a penis can't be a woman? a terf? well, don't use inor— woman? a terf? well, don't use not ion— woman? a terf? well, don't use that term because _ woman? a terf? well, don't use that term because it— woman? a terf? well, don't use that term because it is- 7 ' m7 well, don't use that term because it is deemed to ie— that term because it is deemed to be on— that term because it is deemed to be an insult.— that term because it is deemed to be an insult. and i don't wonl— to be an insult. and i don't woni io— to be an insult. and i don't woni to go— to be an insult. and i don't want to get into— to be an insult. and i don't want to get into insulting people.— want to get into insulting people. i— want to get into insulting people. i want- want to get into insulting people. i want to have a debate, a people. i want to have a debate, o iissnssion— people. i want to have a debate, a discussion. i— people. i want to have a debate, a discussion. i want— people. i want to have a debate, a discussion. i want to produce eviienso— a discussion. i want to produce eviiense so— a discussion. i want to produce eviiense so in— a discussion. i want to produce evidence. so in my— a discussion. i want to produce evidence. so in my view, i think if soeone— evidence. so in my view, i think if someone does— evidence. so in my view, i think if someone does not acknowledge the if someone does not acknowledge ine reoliiv— if someone does not acknowledge ine reoliiv oi— if someone does not acknowledge the reality of trans— if someone does not acknowledge the reality of trans identity worry,— the reality of trans identity mottyr inon— the reality of trans identity motty, then that is very offensive. _ motty, then that is very offensive. and i've got to say ,

offensive. and i've got to say, rolling— offensive. and i've got to say, we're talking about two iiiioeni— we're talking about two different things here. our liologisol— different things here. our biological sex— different things here. our biological sex is a reality and we love— biological sex is a reality and we love io— biological sex is a reality and we have to acknowledge that, you lnow— we have to acknowledge that, you lnow, inere — we have to acknowledge that, you know, there are— we have to acknowledge that, you know, there are women who are women because of— know, there are women who are women because of their biology, but women because of their biology, in were— women because of their biology, in inere oe— women because of their biology, but there are also— women because of their biology, but there are also women who are women because of— but there are also women who are women because of their gender iieniiiw— women because of their gender iieniiiv, wno— women because of their gender identity, who think that they're two different— identity, who think that they're two different things, both are volil— two different things, both are an, loin— two different things, both are valid, both are— two different things, both are valid, both are valid and snonlin-i— valid, both are valid and shouldn't be— valid, both are valid and shouldn't be in competition with eosn— shouldn't be in competition with eosn oiner— shouldn't be in competition with eosn oino .— shouldn't be in competition with each other . there— shouldn't be in competition with each other . there are two each other. there are two iiiioeni— each other. there are two different kinds- each other. there are two different kinds of women, but loin— different kinds of women, but loin oe— different kinds of women, but both are equally— different kinds of women, but both are equally valid and just insi— both are equally valid and just no ieserve— both are equally valid and just just deserve respect. just one losi— just deserve respect. just one losi one— just deserve respect. just one losi io— just deserve respect. just one last one to you,— just deserve respect. just one last one to you, peter, if inoi-s— last one to you, peter, if inoi-s oli— last one to you, peter, if that's all right. : last one to you, peter, if- that's all right. i wonder what your view on this is. that's all right. i wonder what your view on this is . when your view on this is. when i read out things like lgbt activists, i think there are quite a lot of the lgbs who would quite like to ditch the ts from their particular group at the moment. i know quite a lot of gay men actually. in fact, i was just chatting one to the other day who said this exact thing to me. you said i why am i bracketed in in the same group as transgender people? is this movement or group going to eat

itself alive with internal division ? well, all the surveys division? well, all the surveys snow— division? well, all the surveys snow inor— r: . 7 well, all the surveys show that overwhelmingly we the more — show that overwhelmingly we the lgbt+ community,— show that overwhelmingly we the lgbt+ community, feels united oni— lgbt+ community, feels united oni wonis— lgbt+ community, feels united oni wonis io— lgbt+ community, feels united and wants to work— lgbt+ community, feels united and wants to work and support eosn— and wants to work and support eosn oiner— and wants to work and support eosn oino .— and wants to work and support each other . historically trans each other. historically trans people— each other. historically trans people love— each other. historically trans people have been part of the lenie— people have been part of the lgbt+ movement going back 50 veors— lgbt+ movement going back 50 veors oni— lgbt+ movement going back 50 veors oni snore— lgbt+ movement going back 50 veors oni .— lgbt+ movement going back 50 years and more . the some of the years and more. the some of the people— years and more. the some of the people wno— years and more. the some of the people wno wee— years and more. the some of the people who were at— years and more. the some of the people who were at the inception of we — people who were at the inception of we gov— people who were at the inception of the gay liberation movement in ine— of the gay liberation movement in we iiniiei— of the gay liberation movement in the united states in the oeso— in the united states in the roses inev— in the united states in the 1960s, they were trans people. i ininl— 1960s, they were trans people. i ininl we— 1960s, they were trans people. i think we have— 1960s, they were trans people. i think we have to— 1960s, they were trans people. i think we have to find our common gronnl— think we have to find our common gronni, noi— think we have to find our common gronni. nor insi— think we have to find our common ground, not just the— think we have to find our common ground, not just the common gronnl— ground, not just the common ground between— ground, not just the common ground between lgbt people , but ground between lgbt people, but our common ground with women, women who are concerned . and i women who are concerned. and i neon— women who are concerned. and i neor vow— women who are concerned. and i hear your concerns— women who are concerned. and i hear your concerns .— women who are concerned. and i hear your concerns . let's work hear your concerns. let's work iogeino— hear your concerns. let's work rogeiner io — hear your concerns. let's work together to find— hear your concerns. let's work together to find the common gronnl— together to find the common gronni oni— together to find the common ground and the— together to find the common ground and the solution. don't igni— ground and the solution. don't iigni eosn— ground and the solution. don't fight each other. _ ground and the solution. don't fight each other. that just gives— fight each other. that just gives o— fight each other. that just gives a victory— fight each other. that just gives a victory to the misogynists- gives a victory to the misogynists and those who want to lo— misogynists and those who want to lo ns— misogynists and those who want to lo ns oli— misogynists and those who want to do us all down. _ misogynists and those who want to do us all down. look, peter, thank you. as ever. always appreciate your time. peter tatchell there, who's the director of the peter tatchell foundation , an really foundation, an really interesting and i think credit where is due, they're where credit is due, they're completely

where credit is due, they're compkidsy where credit is due, they're compkids ban are completely trans kids ban are completely condemning these people. they're coming out and covering their faces going causing faces and going and causing trouble. play in that trouble. so fair play in that sense. but from september , sense. but from september, moving on, police in london will not attend emergency calls if they are linked to mental health incidents. it's a decision that has not gone down well with everybody. i can very much see both sides of this. i think unequivocally we need our own rapid response, mental health force. it removes the need for police to take time away from stabbings and burglaries and robberies and also, frankly, it will mental health will mean better mental health care people. i'm patrick care for people. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's news

on gb news. the people's. channel. iwelcome channel- iwelcome back channel- . welcome back. snonnel— . welcome back. at 4:00, i channel welcome back. at 4:00, i will tell you . welcome back. at 4:00, i will tell you—migration- tell you why record migration iignres— tell you why record migration iignres oe— tell you why record migration figures are forcing rents up by a figures are forcing rents up by o s. — figures are forcing rents up by a massive 8. yep.— figures are forcing rents up by a massive 8. yep. you don't hear a massive 8. yep. you don't hear o loi— a massive 8. yep. you don't hear o loi oi—

a massive 8. yep. you don't hear o loi of nose— a massive 8. yep. you don't hear a lot of those young— a massive 8. yep. you don't hear a lot of those young lefties mooning— a lot of those young lefties moaning about— a lot of those young lefties moaning about the rental crisis, rolling— moaning about the rental crisis, rolling olonr— moaning about the rental crisis, talking about the _ moaning about the rental crisis, talking about the realities of the talking about the realities of we eoso— talking about the realities of the reason why,— talking about the realities of the reason why, though. do you? but the reason why, though. do you? on inere— the reason why, though. do you? on inere we— the reason why, though. do you? but there we go. _ the reason why, though. do you? but there we go. moving on. as lriioin— but there we go. moving on. as britain continues— but there we go. moving on. as britain continues to suffer a memo— britain continues to suffer a mental health— britain continues to suffer a mental health crisis, the commissioner- mental health crisis, the commissioner of metropolitan commissioner of the metropolitan roliso— commissioner of the metropolitan roliso sir— commissioner of the metropolitan police, sir- rowley, - commissioner of the metropolitan police, sir rowley, has police, sir mark rowley, has announced his— police, sir mark rowley, has announced his officers will stop responiing— announced his officers will stop responiing io— announced his officers will stop responding to 999— announced his officers will stop responding to 999 calls linked to neniol— responding to 999 calls linked to mental health— responding to 999 calls linked to mental health incidents from sepienler— to mental health incidents from september unless— to mental health incidents from september unless there is an inneiioie— september unless there is an immediate threat to life. it's verv— immediate threat to life. it's very controversial. this the iesision — very controversial. this the iesision is— very controversial. this the decision is designed to free up oiiisers— decision is designed to free up oiiisers io— decision is designed to free up officers to solve— decision is designed to free up officers to solve and prevent ini— officers to solve and prevent crime. but it's— officers to solve and prevent crime. but it's also been sriiisisei— crime. but it's also been criticised by— crime. but it's also been criticised by mental health snoriiies— criticised by mental health charities such— criticised by mental health charities such as mind, who fear oiiisers— charities such as mind, who fear oiiisers will— charities such as mind, who fear officers will be— charities such as mind, who fear officers will be forced to iesiie— officers will be forced to decide themselves if an incident is o— decide themselves if an incident is o notio— decide themselves if an incident is o noiio oi— decide themselves if an incident is a matter of life— decide themselves if an incident is a matter of life or death. despite— is a matter of life or death. pespiie noi— is a matter of life or death. despite not being trained to do so . i— despite not being trained to do so . i on— despite not being trained to do so . i am now joined by pastor so. i am now joined by pastor misl— so. i am now joined by pastor iiisl ironing,— so. i am now joined by pastor mick fleming, who is the founder of mick fleming, who is the founder oi ine— mick fleming, who is the founder of we snnrsn— mick fleming, who is the founder of the church on— mick fleming, who is the founder of the church on the street snoriiv— of the church on the street snorirv oni— of the church on the street charity and a— of the church on the street charity and a mental health sonpoignen— charity and a mental health campaigner. look, thank you very nnsn. — campaigner. look, thank you very nnsn. iis— campaigner. look, thank you very nnsn. ii-s greoi— campaigner. look, thank you very much. it's great to— campaigner. look, thank you very much. it's great to have you on ine— much. it's great to have you on no snow. — much. it's great to have you on no slow. i— much. it's great to have you on the show. i really— much. it's great to have you on the show. i really do appreciate it. the show. i really do appreciate ii. rosior— the show. i really do appreciate it. pastor mick,— the show. i really do appreciate it. pastor mick, i— the show. i really do appreciate it. pastor mick, i can can see loin— it. pastor mick, i can can see loin siies— it. pastor mick, i can can see both sides of— it. pastor mick, i can can see both sides of this— it. pastor mick, i can can see both sides of this because a nnge— both sides of this because a nnge ooni— both sides of this because a huge amount of— both sides of this because a huge amount of police time is nnionnnoielv— huge amount of police time is unfortunately taken up with ieoling—

unfortunately taken up with dealing with— unfortunately taken up with dealing with people's mental neolin— dealing with people's mental health problems, which is a catastrophic— health problems, which is a catastrophic situation at the ino— catastrophic situation at the iino i— catastrophic situation at the same time, i suppose you could orgne— same time, i suppose you could orgne ine— same time, i suppose you could argue the fundamental job of polise— argue the fundamental job of polise is— argue the fundamental job of polise is io— argue the fundamental job of police is to promote law and onio— police is to promote law and orier oni— police is to promote law and order and all— police is to promote law and order and all of— police is to promote law and order and all of this stuff. so wonli— order and all of this stuff. so wonli won— order and all of this stuff. so would you presumably want there to ie— would you presumably want there to lo snore— would you presumably want there to be more funding— would you presumably want there to be more funding for some kind of ropii— to be more funding for some kind of rapid response— to be more funding for some kind of rapid response mental health nnii— of rapid response mental health nnii insieoi— of rapid response mental health unit instead -just- of rapid response mental health unit instead just big unit instead, not just a big voil— unit instead, not just a big voii loi— unit instead, not just a big voii leii l — unit instead, not just a big void left ? yeah,- unit instead, not just a big void left ? l/rzie“ unit instead, not just a big void left ? / void left? yeah, that that's essential at the moment. so it's training. i think every borough should have their own mental health police or response that are actually trained and they actually picking this up. i mean and also that what's an emergency? do you know what is an emergency? you know, so we have you can imagine a scenario, can't you? you know, with somebody led in the middle of the road, they led in the middle of the road and the mentally ill . right. get them an ambulance . . right. get them an ambulance. no, hang on. . right. get them an ambulance. wo. nong nels— . right. get them an ambulance. no, hang on. he's got— . right. get them an ambulance. no, hang on. he's got an- right. ce. e“ t no, hang on. he's got an orange lonner— no, hang on. he's got an orange lonner witn— no, hang on. he's got an orange banner with him. _ no, hang on. he's got an orange banner with him. g“ banner with him. all right. welli— banner with him. all right. we'll be there in two minutes. do you know what i mean? it's like, what is the criteria? - like, what is the criteria? wnor-s— like, what is the criteria? what's that? _ like, what is the criteria? what's that? all- like, what is the criteria? what's that? all about? and society's becoming so fragmented

that, know , even the police that, you know, even the police are breaking it down into the you know, it's really sad to say this. it's like we'll decide what crime we go out to, you know , and that's not what the know, and that's not what the that's not the job of the police. the police is not sure. i'm not sure i see this happening-- i'm not sure i see this happening. pastor mick, i've got to happening. pastor mick, i've got rolnonesi— happening. pastor mick, i've got to.honest with— happening. pastor mick, i've got to honest with you, because to be honest with you, because i ine— to be honest with you, because i can see the court— to be honest with you, because i can see the court cases now wnere— can see the court cases now where someone— can see the court cases now where someone calls in and says, won— where someone calls in and says, von lnow— where someone calls in and says, von lnow .— where someone calls in and says, von lnow, in— where someone calls in and says, you know , i'm mentally unwell you know, i'm mentally unwell oni— you know, i'm mentally unwell oni ii— you know, i'm mentally unwell oni ii inev— you know, i'm mentally unwell and if they are— you know, i'm mentally unwell and if they are especially loving— and if they are especially noving on— and if they are especially having an episode, it might be inle— having an episode, it might be quite difficult,— having an episode, it might be quite difficult, unfortunately, to quite difficult, unfortunately, io gei— quite difficult, unfortunately, is get mol— quite difficult, unfortunately, to get much sense out of them at the to get much sense out of them at we iine— to get much sense out of them at we iine- ani— to get much sense out of them at the time. and it's— to get much sense out of them at the time. and it's just to be non—life—threatening someone non—life—threatening and someone you non—life—threatening and someone won—ine— non—life—threatening and someone won—ine exoner- you know, does the extreme siinoiion— you know, does the extreme situation happen situation that can happen all too-unfortunate- situation that can happen all too unfortunate and too often. unfortunate and then, you too often. unfortunate and then, won-inere-s— too often. unfortunate and then, you -there's.inquest- too often. unfortunate and then, you there's inquest, you know, there's an inquest, isn-i— you know, there's an inquest, nor were?— you know, there's an inquest, isn't there? .they- you know, there's an inquest, isn't there? they go, well, isn't there? and they go, well, why— isn't there? and they go, well, why-you _ isn't there? and they go, well, why -you attend - isn't there? and they go, well, why you attend that why didn't you attend that scene? well,— why didn't you attend that scene? well, because was scene? well, because it was a soso— scene? well, because it was a 5050 decision— scene? well, because it was a 5050 decision and— scene? well, because it was a 5050 decision and someone had insi— 5050 decision and someone had inst-siollei— 5050 decision and someone hadi just-stabbed-road. just been stabbed down the road. and just been stabbed down the road. ani i— just been stabbed down the road. ani i inongni— just been stabbed down the road. ani i inongni i— just been stabbed down the road. and i thought i had these new rnles— and i thought i had these new rnles-soii— and i thought i had these new rules-said that- and i thought i had these new rules-said that i- and i thought i had these new rules said that i didn't rules that said that i didn't love—i- rules that said that i didn't have—i don't. rules that said that i didn'ti have—i don't see rules that said that i didn't. have—i don't see it have to go to it. i don't see it worling— have to go to it. i don't see it worling. i— have to go to it. i don't see it working. i don't— have to go to it. i don't see it working. i don't agree. i think it's working. i don't agree. i think its insi— working. i don't agree. i think it's just going to open a minefield up. so it's going to so public are going be so the public are going to be more at risk. the police are

going to not know where their heads are, what they're supposed to not supposed to do. to do, and not supposed to do. and patients people and the patients who are people who struggling who are suffering and struggling are not going to get the help and that so and support that they need. so we know, street we see now, you know, street homelessness, growing addiction growing. we've got people with serious mental mental health issues, living on the street, right. they're coming under the radar. so we're not going to go and respond to that. this is very, very dangerous times and it's a dangerous stance that the mayor taking because you know, this is not just coming from the police, is it? you know, this is about saving money. but i'll tell you what, it cost them more money picking bodies up. money picking the bodies up. well, it will. think you well, it will. and i think you nigni— well, it will. and i think you nigni-leen— well, it will. and i think you might been alluding to might have been alluding to this eorlieo— might have been alluding to this earlier, although— might have been alluding to this earlier, although i— might have been alluding to this earlier, although i don't want to pni— earlier, although i don't want to pnr woris— earlier, although i don't want to put words in— earlier, although i don't want to put words in your mouth, but wnen—oi- to put words in your mouth, but wnen—oi ine- to put words in your mouth, but. when—of the things when you see some of the things the when you see some of the things ine-oiieni— when you see some of the things ine-oiieni io— when you see some of the things the attend to, mean, the police attend to, i mean, i on— the police attend to, i mean, i on-o slow— the police attend to, i mean, i on-o siorv o— the police attend to, i mean, i am-a story a bit- the police attend to, i mean, i am a story a bit later on, am doing a story a bit later on, wnisn— am doing a story a bit later on, wnisn is— am doing a story a bit later on, which is about— am doing a story a bit later on, which is about the— am doing a story a bit later on, which is about the police snpposeilv— which is about the police supposedly not doing much, about 80 supposedly not doing much, about so nnggings— supposedly not doing much, about so nnggings-ine- supposedly not doing much, about 80 muggings the burglary 80 muggings a day. the burglary sioiisiiss— 80 muggings a day. the burglary statistics absolutely. 80 muggings a day. the burglary stati:statisticsibsolutely. 80 muggings a day. the burglary statizstatistics are lutely. 80 muggings a day. the burglary statizstatistics are absolutely rape statistics are absolutely as rape statistics are absolutely os well — rape statistics are absolutely as well. when— rape statistics are absolutely as well. when you look at that, it's as well. when you look at that, ills—inon- it's horrific, nick. and then

you— it's horrific, nick. and then won-see— it's horrific, nick. and then vonlsee inon- it's horrific, nick. and then you see them escorting you do see them escorting just slop— you do see them escorting just slop-inrongn— you do see them escorting just stop-through the- you do see them escorting just stop through the streets stop oil through the streets of onion— stop oil through the streets of lonion—weill stop oil through the streets of. london—well, hang london and you think, well, hang on o ninnio— london and you think, well, hang on a minute, what's going on noel— on a minute, what's going on here? question— on a minute, what's going on here? question priorities. here? question of priorities. ii can see why the police aren't ioing— can see why the police aren't ioing ii.— can see why the police aren't ioing ii. ini— can see why the police aren't ioing in on i— can see why the police aren't doing it. but i just think this is going— doing it. but i just think this is going io— doing it. but i just think this is going to cost— doing it. but i just think this is going to cost lives and we've got is going to cost lives and we've goilnove— is going to cost lives and we've goilnove vonve— is going to cost lives and we've got have you've got to fill got to have you've got to fill ine— got to have you've got to fill ine voii — got to have you've got to fill the void with— got to have you've got to fill the void with funding for a spesioiisi— the void with funding for a. specialist—unit the void with funding for a- specialist_unit , specialist rapid response unit, i specialist rapid response unit, iilinl— specialist rapid response unit, i think, haven't— specialist rapid response unit, i think, haven't you? yeah inoi-s— i think, haven't you? yeah that's definitely the way iorwori— that's definitely the way iorwori . — that's definitely the way forward . so,- that's definitely the way forward . so, i- that's definitely the way forward . “ that's definitely the way forward . l“ trz; that's definitely the way- forward . so, i mean, we're not forward. so, i mean, we're not in london where i am at the moment. i mean, the north of england, but we work really closely as a charity with the police and with the mental health teams in one place in and it makes such a huge difference. you know, we sort of end the scenario before they become major emergencies. but it does cost money. you know, it does. it's being left to charities. is this is this work, which it shouldn't be because it's such a serious issue. it should be governmental, you know, and it's a cop out as far as i'm concerned. the police and the government are copping out here. can i just raise with you

sononing— can i just raise with you something that i'm doing? pastor misl— something that i'm doing? pastor iiisl, i— something that i'm doing? pastor iiisl, i lnow— something that i'm doing? pastor mick, i know that— something that i'm doing? pastor mick, i know that you do a huge ooni— mick, i know that you do a huge ooni won— mick, i know that you do a huge amount. you will— mick, i know that you do a huge amount. you will have your own insreiillv— amount. you will have your own incredibly worthy— amount. you will have your own incredibly worthy causes that you— incredibly worthy causes that won losl— incredibly worthy causes that won losl oni— incredibly worthy causes that you back and that you do and won-re— you back and that you do and you're so much— you back and that you do and you're so much more at the sooiiose— you're so much more at the sooliose oi— you're so much more at the coalface of this— you're so much more at the coalface of this mental health srisis— coalface of this mental health snsisorn-— coalface of this mental health crisis-am. i've- coalface of this mental health crisis am. i've just, you crisis than i am. i've just, you lnow,— crisis than i am. i've just, you know,-position- crisis than i am. i've just, you know, position here where know, got a position here where i it know, got a position here where i—ii pnllislw. i can talk about it publicly, wnisn— i can talk about it publicly, wnisnlio— i can talk about it publicly, whichido hope— i can talk about it publicly, which do hope to use. and that which i do hope to use. and that is-irving— which i do hope to use. and that is-irving io— which i do hope to use. and that is-irving to lo- is what i'm trying to do, lesonse— is what i'm trying to do, lesonseli— is what i'm trying to do, because-i was- is what i'm trying to do, because i was staggered to because as i was staggered to iissover— because as i was staggered to discover that— because as i was staggered to discover that apparently 12 men a discover that apparently 12 men o lov— discover that apparently 12 men o iov role— discover that apparently 12 men a day take their— discover that apparently 12 men a day take their own lives and inor— a day take their own lives and not snisiie— a day take their own lives and that suicide is— a day take their own lives and that suicide is the— a day take their own lives and that suicide is the single biggest— that suicide is the single biggest killer— that suicide is the single biggest killer of men under the age biggest killer of men under the oge oi— biggest killer of men under the oge of lo— biggest killer of men under the age of 40, which— biggest killer of men under the age of 40, which in light of the rosi— age of 40, which in light of the fol inor— age of 40, which in light of the fact that we've— age of 40, which in light of the fact that we've just had a ponienio— fact that we've just had a ponienis, i— fact that we've just had a pandemic, i think that is ponienis— pandemic, i think that is pandemic territory, to be periesilv— pandemic territory, to be perfectly honest with you. i lnow— perfectly honest with you. i lnow iis— perfectly honest with you. i know it's not— perfectly honest with you. i know it's not just men, but i am iosnsing— know it's not just men, but i am iosnsing o— know it's not just men, but i am iosnsing o lir— know it's not just men, but i am focusing a bit on— know it's not just men, but i am focusing a bit on male mental neolin— focusing a bit on male mental neolin noo— focusing a bit on male mental health here. and— focusing a bit on male mental health here. and there are gronps— health here. and there are gronps lilo— health here. and there are groups like the one i'm trying to oise— groups like the one i'm trying to o— groups like the one i'm trying to raise a bit— groups like the one i'm trying to raise a bit of— groups like the one i'm trying to raise a bit of money for at ine— to raise a bit of money for at we rnorneni— to raise a bit of money for at the moment happens to be mind. the the moment happens to be mind. ine neniol— the moment happens to be mind. the mental health— the moment happens to be mind. the mental health charity and wee—l- the mental health charity and we're—k raising. the mental health charity andi we're—k raising for we're nearly at 50 k raising for wol— we're nearly at 50 k raising for woo-i— we're nearly at 50 k raising for inol-i io— we're nearly at 50 k raising for inol-i io nope- we're nearly at 50 k raising for that, i do hope does save that, which i do hope does save lives.— that, which i do hope does save some lives. but— that, which i do hope does save some lives. but just just just gnisllw— some lives. but just just just quickly, pastor— some lives. but just just just quickly, pastor you quickly, pastor mick, if you wonlin-i— quickly, pastor mick, if you wouldn't mind,— quickly, pastor mick, if you wouldn't mind, could you just exploin— wouldn't mind, could you just exploin-wnv- wouldn't mind, could you just explain why charities explain to people why charities like explain to people why charities lilo—sol like mind and others are so inpononi—

like mind and others are so inpononi io— like mind and others are so important to try— like mind and others are so important to try to save some lives— important to try to save some lives because _ important to try to save some lives because they bridge the gap— lives because they bridge the gap in_ lives because they bridge the gop in between— lives because they bridge the gap in between where the police son-i— gap in between where the police son-i ie— gap in between where the police son-i to woo— gap in between where the police can't be there, where the ionilies— can't be there, where the families like— can't be there, where the families like where the situation's_ families like where the situation's just it's not a norrnol— situation's just it's not a normal situation . ' “r: situation's just it's not a- normal situation . and charities normal situation. and charities can step into these spaces, you know, just really quickly. so it's only 12 months ago, 18 months ago or something that on one street where i'm delivering food parcels, three men under 40 killed themself in three weeks, three three men. and what happens with mental health is one. once somebody does it, it gives permission for another and another and another. and it's appalling. and they need protecting. they need protecting. they need protecting. i think it's a really, really bad move. but thank you for raising it, patrick. thank you very much. no, thank you. thank you. look nossivelv— no, thank you. thank you. look massively appreciate— no, thank you. thank you. look massively appreciate it.- \r:::r thank you. look massively appreciate it. let's snor— massively appreciate it. let's snoi ogoin— massively appreciate it. let's chat again soon.— massively appreciate it. let's chat again soon. maybe have a snor— chat again soon. maybe have a slot on— chat again soon. maybe have a slot oil-os— chat again soon. maybe have a chat off-as-and- chat again soon. maybe have a chat off as and see if chat off air as well and see if we can sort something out iogeino. — we can sort something out. iogeino. —verv together. but thank you very nnsn— together. but thank you very nnsn ior— together. but thank you very much for that. _ together. but thank you very much for that. that is pastor iiisl— much for that. that is pastor iiisl ilening— much for that. that is pastor mick fleming there, the founder of snnrsn— mick fleming there, the founder of church-street- mick fleming there, the founder of church street charity of church on the street charity oni— of church on the street charity oni-neolin - of church on the street charity and health campaigner. of church on the street charity and as health campaigner. of church on the street charity and as i health campaigner. of church on the street charity and as i was health campaigner. of church on the street charity and as i was alludingimpaigner. of church on the street charity

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won't put your surname on jeff to won't put your surname on jeff io-oloni— won't put your surname on jeff io-oloni ine— won't put your surname on jeff to-about the fact- won't put your surname on jeff to about the fact that to talk about the fact that unfortunately— to talk about the fact that unfortunately lost a close unfortunately they lost a close eie— unfortunately they lost a close member-their— unfortunately they lost a close member their family to member of their family to snisiie— member of their family to suicide-long- member of their family to suicide long ago and member of their family to- suicide-long ago and it's suicide not so long ago and it's olwovs— suicide not so long ago and it's olwovs sinsl— suicide not so long ago and it's always stuck with— suicide not so long ago and it's always stuck with them. that inniroising— always stuck with them. that fundraising-is- always stuck with them. that fundraising is just giving.com/fundraising/challenge. snrisiie-s— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. snrisiie-s is— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. snrisiie-s is .— giving.com/fundraising/challenge. christie's is . just— giving.com/fundraising/challenge snrisiie-s— giving.com/fundraising/challenge snrisiie-s i— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's i have _ giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's i have had to lose weigni— christie's i have had to lose some weight in— christie's i have had to lose some weight in order to do this in ine— some weight in order to do this in we noi— some weight in order to do this in the next hour— some weight in order to do this in the next hour i— some weight in order to do this in the next hour i will be reniniing— in the next hour i will be reminding you- in the next hour i will be reminding you of our good old irieni— reminding you of our good old friend patrick— reminding you of our good old friend patrick christys and slowing— friend patrick christys and showing-clips. friend patrick christys and showing-clips me showing you some clips of me wnen— showing you some clips of me wnen|wos— showing you some clips of me when iwas, believe- showing you some clips of me when was, believe it or not, when i was, believe it or not, 15 when i was, believe it or not, is isono— when i was, believe it or not, 15 stone,-and- when i was, believe it or not, 15 stone,-and the. 15 stone, an eight. and the snonges— 15 stone, an eight. and the changes that— 15 stone, an eight. and the changes that i— 15 stone, an eight. and the changes that i have made since inon— changes that i have made since inen. i— changes that i have made since inen. i on— changes that i have made since rnen. i on ioing— changes that i have made since then. i am trying to do my bit. i then. i am trying to do my bit. i reoilv— then. i am trying to do my bit. i reollv on— then. i am trying to do my bit. i really am, honestly. thank you verv— i really am, honestly. thank you very nnsn— i really am, honestly. thank you very nnsn ior— i really am, honestly. thank you very much for everyone who's ionoiing— very much for everyone who's ionoiing insi— giving.com/fundraising/challenge snrisiie-s— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's let's— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's let's hit— giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's let's hit 50 k today rigni— christie's let's hit 50 k today rigni so— christie's let's hit 50 k today right so moving— christie's let's hit 50 k today right so moving on from that noes— right so moving on from that ner-es o— right so moving on from that here's a little— right so moving on from that here's a little teaser of what i-ve— here's a little teaser of what to go— here's a little teaser of what be got soning— here's a little teaser of what i've got coming up. the government— i've got coming up. the government is- i've got coming up. the government is stepping up its bid government is stepping up its iii io— government is stepping up its iii to solve— government is stepping up its bid to solve the— government is stepping up its bid to solve the migrant crisis will— bid to solve the migrant crisis. will—lolen with immigration minister robert renrisl— with immigration minister robert jenrick—algeria,- jenrick travelling to algeria, innisio— jenrick travelling to algeria,i tunisia,_this tunisia, italy and france. this weel— tunisia, italy and france. this weel witn— tunisia, italy and france. this week with 400,000 migrants looling— week with 400,000 migrants looling io— week with 400,000 migrants looking to travel— week with 400,000 migrants looking to travel through europe and looking to travel through europe oni-lriioin. — looking to travel through europe and-britain. how- looking to travel through europe and britain. how do we and get into britain. how do we stop— and get into britain. how do we slop—snows- and get into britain. how do we stop _christys on i stop this? 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channel as4 channel as 4 pm. i channel- as 4 pm. it's |snonnel— as 4 p.m. it's patrick christys. as 4 pm. it's patrick christys. iis— as 4 pm. it's patrick christys. is en— as 4 pm. it's patrick christys. its so wows.— as 4 p.m. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. and— as 4 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. and this is what to— it's gb news. and this is what to go— it's gb news. and this is what to goi ior— it's gb news. and this is what be got for on — it's gb news. and this is what i've got for you. this hour. an ivosio— i've got for you. this hour. an .— i've got for you. this hour. an invasion , that's— i've got for you. this hour. an invasion , that's what suella invasion, that's what suella braverman called it. well, i reli— braverman called it. well, i ieil won— braverman called it. well, i tell you what,— braverman called it. well, i tell you what, what does 400,000 people— tell you what, what does 400,000 people gornering— tell you what, what does 400,000 people gathering in— tell you what, what does 400,000 people gathering in africa ready to mole— people gathering in africa ready to make their— people gathering in africa ready to make their way— people gathering in africa ready to make their way across europe will— to make their way across europe will o— to make their way across europe will o view— to make their way across europe will o oi— to make their way across europe with a view of getting to lriioin— with a view of getting to britain-look- with a view of getting to britain look like with a view of getting to- britain-look like our britain actually look like our innigroiion— britain actually look like our immigration minister is trying to stop— immigration minister is trying to stop inoi. — immigration minister is trying to stop that. i'll— immigration minister is trying to stop that. i'll keep you bang up to stop that. i'll keep you bang np io— to stop that. i'll keep you bang np io lore— to stop that. i'll keep you bang up to date with— to stop that. i'll keep you bang up to date with the latest. in oiner— up to date with the latest. in oino noro— up to date with the latest. in other news, yes,— up to date with the latest. in other news, yes, the phillip ssnoiieli— other news, yes, the phillip schofield scandal continues. i wont— schofield scandal continues. i woni io— schofield scandal continues. i woni io lnow— schofield scandal continues. i want to know who knew what when and want to know who knew what when oni wnor— want to know who knew what when oni wnor noppens— want to know who knew what when and what happens now for phillip ssnoiieii— and what happens now for phillip ssnoiieli .— and what happens now for phillip schofield , i'll— and what happens now for phillip schofield , i'll be— and what happens now for phillip schofield , i'll be having a deep schofield, i'll be having a deep live— schofield, i'll be having a deep iive inro— schofield, i'll be having a deep iive no oil— schofield, i'll be having a deep dive into all of— schofield, i'll be having a deep dive into all of that. yes. and won— dive into all of that. yes. and von sore— dive into all of that. yes. and are you safe on— dive into all of that. yes. and are you safe on the streets? the poliso— are you safe on the streets? the poliso opporenilv— are you safe on the streets? the police, apparently they're all verv— police, apparently they're all very well— police, apparently they're all very well oni— police, apparently they're all very well and good escorting. insi— very well and good escorting. no stop— very well and good escorting. no stop oil— very well and good escorting. just stop oil. have a nice day, sir— just stop oil. have a nice day, ves— just stop oil. have a nice day, sir. yes. would— just stop oil. have a nice day, sir. yes. would you like to llosl— sir. yes. would you like to block some— sir. yes. would you like to block some more traffic? but if you— block some more traffic? but if von gei— block some more traffic? but if you get muggedv_ block some more traffic? but if you get mugged, they're not

solving— you get mugged, they're not solving ii.— you get mugged, they're not solving it. and— you get mugged, they're not solving it. and don't me solving it. and don't get me sionei— solving it. and don't get me started burglaries. i'm started on the burglaries. i'm going— started on the burglaries. i'm going-looling- started on the burglaries. i'm going looking whether going to be looking at whether oron-— going to be looking at whether oronr- polise— going to be looking at whether or-our police force- going to be looking at whether or our police force have got or not our police force have got inel— or not our police force have got rnel—in- their priorities right. i'm also going— their priorities right. i'm also going-rolling- their priorities right. i'm also going talking about this, going to be talking about this, rolling— going to be talking about this, rolling-insi— going to be talking about this, talking .just stop - going to be talking about this, talking just stop oil. well, talking of just stop oil. well, the talking of just stop oil. well, we lolonr— talking of just stop oil. well, the labour party— talking of just stop oil. well, the labour party have caved in. ine— the labour party have caved in. ine-poliiisol— the labour party have caved in. the-political party- the labour party have caved in. the political party to the latest political party to cave - basically - the latest political party toi cave - basically -to the latest political party to- cave-basically-to in cave in and basically give to in insi— cave in and basically give to in inst-oils— cave in and basically give to in just-oils demands- cave in and basically give to in just oils demands for just stop oils demands for no oil— just stop oils demands for no oil oni— just stop oils demands for no new oil and .so - just stop oils demands for no new oil and .so if- just stop oils demands for no new oil and so if you vote new oil and gas. so if you vote lolono— new oil and gas. so if you vote upon, io— new oil and gas. so if you vote upon, io-gei— new oil and gas. so if you vote labour, do-get just- new oil and gas. so if you vote labour, do get just stop labour, do you get just stop on.— labour, do you get just stop oil-goi— labour, do you get just stop oil-got nonv- labour, do you get just stop oil. got barry gardner on oil. i've got barry gardner on inor— oil. i've got barry gardner on not slow.— oil. i've got barry gardner on that shortly. it— oil. i've got barry gardner on that shortly. it should be good fun that shortly. it should be good inn—os- that shortly. it should be good inn—oslleepi fun and finally, yes, as i keep longing— fun and finally, yes, as i keep banging-about,— fun and finally, yes, as i keep banging about, but it's all banging on about, but it's all for o— banging on about, but it's all for o verv— banging on about, but it's all for a very worthy— banging on about, but it's all for a very worthy cause. i am ioing— for a very worthy cause. i am trying io— for a very worthy cause. i am owing to oise— for a very worthy cause. i am trying to raise £50,000 for the mentor— trying to raise £50,000 for the mental health _ trying to raise £50,000 for the mental health charity mind. i will—on- mental health charity mind. i will—on stage- will be dancing on stage with the will be dancing on stage with ine—in— will be dancing on stage with the—in under- will be dancing on stage with the—in under a. will be dancing on stage with- the_in under a month. the dream boys in under a month. wow— the dream boys in under a month. wow-ie— the dream boys in under a month. wowlie-i— the dream boys in under a month. now-be-i-wait- now to be honest, i can't wait for-le— now to be honest, i can't wait for-re over— now to be honest, i can't wait for-be over in— now to be honest, i can't wait for be over in under for it to be over in under a nonin. — for it to be over in under a nonin. wow— for it to be over in under a month. now i— for it to be over in under a month. now i am asking for your nelp.— month. now i am asking for your nelp. ileoso— month. now i am asking for your help. please, please, please. lei-s— help. please, please, please. lei-s ove— help. please, please, please. let's save some— help. please, please, please. let's save some lives together. insi— just giving.com/fundraising, iorwori— forward slash challenge christie's. _ourl forward slash challenge - christie's. _our target christie's. let's hit our target ioiov— christie's. let's hit our target ioiov .— christie's. let's hit our target ioiov . eo— christie's. let's hit our target ioiov . so so— christie's. let's hit our target today . 60 gb views aren't gb today. 60 gb views aren't gb wows— today. 60 gb views aren't gb wews is— today. 60 gb views aren't gb news .com is that— today. 60 gb views aren't gb news .com is that email address get news .com is that email address so inon— news .com is that email address get them coming— news .com is that email address get them coming in thick and iosi— get them coming in thick and iosi po— get them coming in thick and iosi no won— get them coming in thick and fast do you fear— get them coming in thick and fast do you fear a— get them coming in thick and fast do you fear a summer invasion. that's- fast do you fear a summer invasion. that's what i want to lnow.— invasion. that's what i want to lnow. inoi-s—

invasion. that's what i want to know. that's what— invasion. that's what i want to know. that's what suella braverman would call it. is it nor?— braverman would call it. is it noil inn.— braverman would call it. is it not? with hundreds of thousands of not? with hundreds of thousands or people— not? with hundreds of thousands of people reportedly desperately trying— of people reportedly desperately trying io— of people reportedly desperately trying ro-osross— of people reportedly desperately trying to across europe and trying to get across europe and inro— trying to get across europe and into-.— trying to get across europe and inio-. ani— trying to get across europe and inio-. ani, oi- trying to get across europe and into . and, of course, into britain. and, of course, wnor— into britain. and, of course, wnor noi— into britain. and, of course, what next for— into britain. and, of course, what next for phillip schofield? wno— what next for phillip schofield? wno lnow— what next for phillip schofield? who knew what— what next for phillip schofield? who knew what when? do more neois— who knew what when? do more neois nove— who knew what when? do more neois nove io— who knew what when? do more heads have to roll? gb views at gb heads have to roll? gb views at so wows— heads have to roll? gb views at so wews — heads have to roll? gb views at gb news .com headlines now, inongn— gb news .com headlines now, inongn. wee— gb news .com headlines now, though, we're bethany . patrick. though, we're bethany. patrick. inonl— though, we're bethany. patrick. inonl won.— though, we're bethany. patrick. thank you. good— though, we're bethany. patrick. thank you. good afternoon- though, we're bethany. patrick. thank you. good afternoon. here's your latest headlines from the gb newsroom at 4:02. itv is in crisis talks following the scandal surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a younger male colleague. the programme whose main sponsor, car dealer arnold clark, announced it won't review its contract this autumn . and gb contract this autumn. and gb news understands it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue. phillips schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic culture on this morning. in a statement released shortly before the show went to air earlier, he said it's the it's

the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to have the loudest voice . well, gb news presenter voice. well, gb news presenter and former itv this morning host eamonn holmes has responded to schofield's post, saying schofield's post, saying schofield has put out a delusional statement like holly. he posted it on instagram stories. so if it goes wrong , stories. so if it goes wrong, there's no record. after 24 hours, i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity. but believe me , if you're looking believe me, if you're looking for a fight, you've picked on the wrong person . in other news, the wrong person. in other news, seven men have been remanded in custody , charged with the custody, charged with the attempted murder of detective chief inspector john caldwell in county. tyrone caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in omagh back in february. all seven men will appear before omagh magistrates court next month . two men were also charged month. two men were also charged with being members of the ira and three others with the preparation of terrorist acts . preparation of terrorist acts. british police will help to crack down on people smuggling

gangsin crack down on people smuggling gangs in an attempt to stop migrants leaving north africa . migrants leaving north africa. officers from the national crime agency will work alongside authorities in tunisia and algeria . the italian government algeria. the italian government predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach europe via the mediterranean sea this summer. that's four times as many as last year . the former last year. the former conservative adviser , claire conservative adviser, claire pearsall, says it's a good move . he's completely correct that we ston— . he's completely correct that we start looking— he's completely correct that we start looking at where people are we start looking at where people soning— we start looking at where people are coming from,— we start looking at where people are coming from, where the sonilisis— are coming from, where the conflicts zones— are coming from, where the conflicts zones are and working witn— conflicts zones are and working wiin inose— conflicts zones are and working with those countries to ensure inor— with those countries to ensure no inev— with those countries to ensure that they don't— with those countries to ensure that they don't come through to noinloni— that they don't come through to mainland europe— that they don't come through to mainland europe and make their way mainland europe and make their wov oni— mainland europe and make their way across and then into the snonnel— way across and then into the snonnel ii— way across and then into the channel, it takes— way across and then into the channel, it takes an international community to stop inese— international community to stop inese inings— international community to stop these things, which is now what stoning— these things, which is now what we're starting to— these things, which is now what we're starting to see. the ileiropoi— we're starting to see. the metropol police will stop oiieniing— metropol police will stop attending most mental health energensv— attending most mental health emergency calls. t.r:i;~er attending most mental health emergency calls. t.r:i;t~er rt.el“ emergency calls. so officers can focus on crime . commissioner sir focus on crime. commissioner sir mark rowley has written to health and social care services to say that from september, police won't respond to those calls unless there's a threat to

life. the aim is to give police more time to focus on fulfilling their core roles. the father of an aspiring royal marine who was killed by an asylum seeker has spoken exclusively . to gb news. spoken exclusively. to gb news. 21 year old tommy roberts was fatally stabbed by langoyene abdul rahim zahawi while trying to stop a fight over an electric scooter in bournemouth. the afghan double murderer who entered the uk posing as a child, was sentenced to life imprisonment. tommy's father, peter, told dan wootton it shouldn't have been allowed to happen. the fact he shouldn't nove— happen. the fact he shouldn't have even been— happen. the fact he shouldn't have even been in— “ the fact he shouldn't have even been in the country onvwov— have even been in the country onvwov . — have even been in the country onvwov. po— have even been in the country onvwov. no won— have even been in the country anyway . lrt:r �*"rt;rt;t have even been in the country anyway . lrt:r �*7rt;rt;t :“ have even been in the country anyway . lrt:r :“ anyway. do you feel let down by the system? very, very let down. no one— the system? very, very let down. no one checked— the system? very, very let down. no one checked him _ egr very, very let down. no one checked him out and even inongn— no one checked him out and even inongn ine— no one checked him out and even though the foster— no one checked him out and even though the foster parent insisiei— though the foster parent insisted and— though the foster parent insisted and given him lots of iines— insisted and given him lots of iines nei— insisted and given him lots of times, he'd been— insisted and given him lots of times, he'd been caught with a lniie— times, he'd been caught with a lniie oni— times, he'd been caught with a knife and she'd— times, he'd been caught with a knife and she'd taken it away iron— knife and she'd taken it away from nin— knife and she'd taken it away from him. but— knife and she'd taken it away from him. but nothing was done will— from him. but nothing was done will ine— from him. but nothing was done with the social— from him. but nothing was done with the social workers , with with the social workers, with ine— with the social workers, with the immigration, with the

poliso— the immigration, with the polise. wo— the immigration, with the police. no one- the immigration, with the police. no one actually asked ine— police. no one actually asked one gnesiion— police. no one actually asked one gnesiion :— police. no one actually asked the question , let's check this the question, let's check this guy— the question, let's check this gnv oni— the question, let's check this gnv oni .— the question, let's check this gnv onr . ne— the question, let's check this guy out . he seems really bad . guy out. he seems really bad. inere-s— guy out. he seems really bad. inere-s o— guy out. he seems really bad. inere-s o loi— guy out. he seems really bad. there's a lot of— guy out. he seems really bad. there's a lot of bad reports olonr— there's a lot of bad reports olonr nin. — there's a lot of bad reports about him. let's- there's a lot of bad reports about him. let's just make the pnone— about him. let's just make the pnone soil— about him. let's just make the phone call and— about him. let's just make the phone call and check him out . phone call and check him out. won— phone call and check him out. you son— phone call and check him out. you can watch— phone call and check him out. you can watch that— phone call and check him out. you can watch that full- you can watch that full interview this evening on dan wootton. tonight at 9:00. the ukrainian capital, kyiv, has come under a renewed wave of russian missile and drone strikes. schoolchildren were forced to take cover as the attack unusually struck during the middle of the day. authorities say their air defences intercepted all missiles and drones as this wave of strikes follows russia's biggest attack on the capital since the start of the invasion yesterday. ukraine has indicated it will launch a counter—offensive imminently . counter—offensive imminently. the canadian city of halifax has declared a state of emergency as wildfires continue to wreak havocin wildfires continue to wreak havoc in the region. this dashcam footage shows a car speeding through flames and smoke, narrowly avoiding a collision with another vehicle . collision with another vehicle. the fires have caused

evacuations and power outages and several schools have been shut down. earlier this month, the western province of alberta also declared a state of emergency after wildfires forced tens of thousands of people from their homes . you're up to date their homes. you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to . patrick i've got patrick- . i've got loads ioirisl— - i've got loads for patrick i've got loads for you this houn - i've got loads for you this now. lon— . i've got loads for you this nonr.|on going— . i've got loads for you this hour.iam going to— . i've got loads for you this hour.iam going to be- i've got loads for you this hour. am going to be talking hour. i am going to be talking olonr— hour. i am going to be talking about—crisis- hour. i am going to be talking. about—crisis because about the migrant crisis because opporenrlv— about the migrant crisis because opporenrlv-o— about the migrant crisis because opporenrlv-o lev- apparently there is a key iriving— apparently there is a key driving behind the rental driving factor behind the rental prises— driving factor behind the rental prises-oni— driving factor behind the rental prices-and shock,- prices going up and shock, nonor— prices going up and shock, horror.-indeed- prices going up and shock, horror. indeed mass horror. it is indeed mass nigroiion— horror. it is indeed mass migration. we'll talking migration. we'll be talking olonr— migration. we'll be talking about-police- migration. we'll be talking about police are about that. the police are not solving— about that. the police are not solving muggings, about that. the police are not solving-muggings, of solving enough muggings, but of course,-looking- solving enough muggings, but of course, looking after course, they are looking after insi— course, they are looking after inst-sil— course, they are looking after inst-oil oni— course, they are looking after just oil and labour have just stop oil and labour have opporenrlv— just stop oil and labour have apparently given— just stop oil and labour have apparently given in just stop apparently given in to just stop oil apparently given in to just stop oil-vowel— apparently given in to just stop oil-vowel io— apparently given in to just stop oil vowed to adopt oil and vowed to adopt their polisv— oil and vowed to adopt their policy-new— oil and vowed to adopt their policy-new oil- oil and vowed to adopt their policy new oil and gas. policy of no new oil and gas. wnor— policy of no new oil and gas. wnor-inor— policy of no new oil and gas. what that actually policy of no new oil and gas. what-that actually for what does that actually mean for the what does that actually mean for we worling— what does that actually mean for the working class— what does that actually mean for the working class who depend on it? the working class who depend on it ini— the working class who depend on it on pg,— the working class who depend on it? but first, i— the working class who depend on it? but first, ijust— the working class who depend on it? but first, i just wanted to poss— it? but first, i just wanted to possliew— it? but first, i just wanted to pass few comments on a story pass a few comments on a story inor— pass a few comments on a story no nos— pass a few comments on a story that has clearly— pass a few comments on a story that has clearly been dominating

pass a few comments on a story thatnews. learly been dominating pass a few comments on a story thatnews. rightlyeen dominating pass a few comments on a story thatnews. rightly ori dominating pass a few comments on a story thatnews. rightly or wrongly,ting the news. rightly or wrongly, for-losi— the news. rightly or wrongly, for-last-days- the news. rightly or wrongly, for-last-days .- the news. rightly or wrongly, for-last-days . so. the news. rightly or wrongly, for last days . so there for the last few days. so there ore-oi— for the last few days. so there are-of headlines- for the last few days. so there are of headlines about are lots of headlines about iniliip— are lots of headlines about phillip schofield. many of them io— phillip schofield. many of them to ie— phillip schofield. many of them seem to be centred on what now for iiv— seem to be centred on what now for iiv 7— seem to be centred on what now for iiv pinn— seem to be centred on what now for itv 7 will they— seem to be centred on what now for itv ? will they can this for itv? will they can this morning— for itv? will they can this norning 7— for itv? will they can this morning ? i'm— for itv? will they can this morning ? i'm sorry, but i really morning? i'm sorry, but i really ion-i— morning? i'm sorry, but i really ion-i ininl— morning? i'm sorry, but i really don't think that— morning? i'm sorry, but i really don't think that is— morning? i'm sorry, but i really don't think that is the biggest issne— don't think that is the biggest noe— don't think that is the biggest issue here for— don't think that is the biggest issue here for me. the biggest issne— issue here for me. the biggest is— issue here for me. the biggest issue is what— issue here for me. the biggest issue is what it— issue here for me. the biggest issue is what it means if a mille— issue is what it means if a niiile ogei— issue is what it means if a middle aged tv- issue is what it means if a middle aged tv celebrity begins any middle aged tv celebrity begins onv lini— middle aged tv celebrity begins onv lini oi— middle aged tv celebrity begins any kind of interaction with a vonngsio— any kind of interaction with a youngster helps— any kind of interaction with a youngster helps them out professionally— youngster helps them out professionally and then begins a senol— professionally and then begins a sexual relationship with them as a sexual relationship with them as ovonng— sexual relationship with them as ovonng oint— sexual relationship with them as a young adult. now it has been wiielv— a young adult. now it has been wiielv reponei— a young adult. now it has been widely reported that schofield nei— widely reported that schofield no we — widely reported that schofield met the then _ widely reported that schofield met the then boy at a theatre ssnool — met the then boy at a theatre ssnool ine— met the then boy at a theatre school. the boy— met the then boy at a theatre school. the boy reportedly asked ssnoiieli— school. the boy reportedly asked schofield for— school. the boy reportedly asked schofield for a— school. the boy reportedly asked schofield for a job _ school. the boy reportedly asked schofield for a job and ollegeilv— schofield for a job and allegedly philip used his position— allegedly philip used his position or— allegedly philip used his position of power to help him o tol— position of power to help him secure a job interview . secure a job interview. assoriing— secure a job interview. according to - secure a job interview. according to numerous reports , a according to numerous reports, a senol— according to numerous reports, a senol oiioir— according to numerous reports, a sexual affair started after the iniiviinol— sexual affair started after the individual turned 18. an but insi— individual turned 18. an but to ininl— individual turned 18. an but just think about that alleged timeline— just think about that alleged timeline power— just think about that alleged timeline power .— just think about that alleged timeline power. an older man ioes— timeline power. an older man does professional— timeline power. an older man does professional favours for young— does professional favours for

vonngreenoger— does professional favours for young teenager and then embarks on a sexual relationship . i will on a sexual relationship. i will osl— on a sexual relationship. i will osl ine— on a sexual relationship. i will ask the question— on a sexual relationship. i will ask the question what is grooming— ask the question what is grooning 7— ask the question what is grooming ? phillip schofield is grooming? phillip schofield is a weolilw— grooming? phillip schofield is a wealthy, previously well liked , wealthy, previously well liked, inilneniiol— wealthy, previously well liked, influential, decent looking llole— influential, decent looking bloke living— influential, decent looking bloke living in— influential, decent looking bloke living in london, which nos— bloke living in london, which nos o— bloke living in london, which has a vibrant— bloke living in london, which has a vibrant gay community. he sonli— has a vibrant gay community. he sonli nove— has a vibrant gay community. he could have had— has a vibrant gay community. he could have had a— has a vibrant gay community. he could have had a relationship will— could have had a relationship will o— could have had a relationship with a whole— could have had a relationship with a whole host of men in a poorly— with a whole host of men in a perfectly appropriate way, apart iron— perfectly appropriate way, apart from ine— perfectly appropriate way, apart from the small— perfectly appropriate way, apart from the small issue of his wife. — from the small issue of his wife. - knowing. - from the small issue of his wife. knowing. of course, it wife. not knowing. of course, it ioes— wife. not knowing. of course, it loos-oil— wife. not knowing. of course, it does odd schofield does seem odd that schofield wonli— does seem odd that schofield wonli nove— does seem odd that schofield would have at— does seem odd that schofield would have at some stage set his signis— would have at some stage set his signs on— would have at some stage set his sights on somebody— would have at some stage set his sights on somebody he first met wnen— sights on somebody he first met wnen ine— sights on somebody he first met when the individual was 15, then nelpei— when the individual was 15, then nelpei oni— when the individual was 15, then helped out with— when the individual was 15, then helped out with his career and inon— helped out with his career and inen worlei— helped out with his career and then worked alongside. so again : oni— then worked alongside. so again : oni inis— then worked alongside. so again : oni on is— then worked alongside. so again , and this is very— then worked alongside. so again , and this is very much a moral gnesiion— , and this is very much a moral gnesrion isn-i— , and this is very much a moral question, isn't it,— , and this is very much a moral question, isn't it, now, which i will— question, isn't it, now, which i will osl— question, isn't it, now, which i will osl :— question, isn't it, now, which i will ask , when— question, isn't it, now, which i will ask , when does mentoring will ask, when does mentoring lesoe— will ask, when does mentoring become grooming— will ask, when does mentoring become grooming ? and my other become grooming? and my other gnesiion— become grooming? and my other gnesrion wonli— become grooming? and my other question would be— become grooming? and my other question would be this who knew it's question would be this who knew its been— question would be this who knew it's been described— question would be this who knew it's been described as the worst lepr— it's been described as the worst lepi soo— it's been described as the worst lepr soei in— it's been described as the worst kept secret in show— it's been described as the worst kept secret in show business. i snspesi— kept secret in show business. i snspesi inor— kept secret in show business. i suspect that one— kept secret in show business. i suspect that one of the reasons ssnoiieii— suspect that one of the reasons schofield was _ suspect that one of the reasons schofield was so— suspect that one of the reasons schofield was so protected is iesonse— schofield was so protected is because so many— schofield was so protected is because so many people knew olonr— because so many people knew olonr ii— because so many people knew olonr ii oni— because so many people knew about it and didn't act appropriately. obviously proving

who appropriately. obviously proving wno lnow— appropriately. obviously proving who knew about— appropriately. obviously proving who knew about what and when will— who knew about what and when will ie— who knew about what and when will to o— who knew about what and when will be a near— who knew about what and when will be a near impossibility. ini— will be a near impossibility. lni ine— will be a near impossibility. but the speculation then is that were— but the speculation then is that inere is— but the speculation then is that inere is noe— but the speculation then is that there is more to— but the speculation then is that there is more to come out, that were— there is more to come out, that inere is— there is more to come out, that inere is noe— there is more to come out, that there is more to— there is more to come out, that there is more to this story and i there is more to this story and i verv— there is more to this story and i very nnsn— there is more to this story and i very much doubt— there is more to this story and i very much doubt that. schofield— i very much doubt that. schofield will- i very much doubt that. schofield will be the only one wno— schofield will be the only one wno eoges— schofield will be the only one who emerges poorly and faces serious consequences . that's the serious consequences. that's the noroi— serious consequences. that's the noroi gnesiion— serious consequences. that's the moral question for— serious consequences. that's the moral question for me on this , moral question for me on this, wnisn— moral question for me on this, wnisn is— moral question for me on this, which is when— moral question for me on this, which is when does mentoring iesoe— which is when does mentoring become something else? email me gb become something else? email me so views— become something else? email me so views or— become something else? email me so views oi sl— become something else? email me gb views at gb news dot com. wore— gb views at gb news dot com. more on— gb views at gb news dot com. more on inor— gb views at gb news dot com. more on that story. _ gb views at gb news dot com. more on that story. check out welsiie— more on that story. check out our website as— more on that story. check out our website as well. gb news inere— our website as well. gb news .com. there is— our website as well. gb news .com. there is a— our website as well. gb news .com. there is a lot of content on inere— .com. there is a lot of content on there about— .com. there is a lot of content on there about that, but back to as on there about that, but back to os nonv— on there about that, but back to os nonv people— on there about that, but back to as many people would argue, a non— as many people would argue, a much more important issue, innigroiion— much more important issue, immigration minister robert much more important issue, immigrwilli minister robert much more important issue, immigrwill head ster robert much more important issue, immigrwill head to r robert much more important issue, immigrwill head to europet much more important issue, immigrwill head to europe and jenrick will head to europe and wonl— jenrick will head to europe and worn—ins- jenrick will head to europe and north _this week. jenrick will head to europe and north _this week .l north africa later this week. ne-ll— north africa later this week. ne-ll ie— north africa later this week. he'll be meeting with officials to go— he'll be meeting with officials to go o— he'll be meeting with officials to go o grip— he'll be meeting with officials to go o grip on— he'll be meeting with officials to get a grip on migration. the visit—onii- to get a grip on migration. thei visit—amid these visit is taking place amid these snosling— visit is taking place amid these shocking reports— visit is taking place amid these shocking reports of 400,000 nigronis— shocking reports of 400,000 migrants seeking to travel to inope— migrants seeking to travel to europe through— migrants seeking to travel to europe through italy. and we

lnow— europe through italy. and we lnow wnere— europe through italy. and we know where they're all going to try know where they're all going to in oni— know where they're all going to to oni soe— know where they're all going to to oni io— know where they're all going to try and come to in— know where they're all going to try and come to in most cases. also— try and come to in most cases. also os— try and come to in most cases. also os pori— try and come to in most cases. also os pon oi— try and come to in most cases. also as part of the— try and come to in most cases. also as part of the government's big also as part of the government's lig iosns— also as part of the government's pig iosns on— also as part of the government's big focus on stopping the boats : iis— big focus on stopping the boats : ii-s sloinei— big focus on stopping the boats , it's claimed that— big focus on stopping the boats , it's claimed that uk police sonli— , it's claimed that uk police sonli pe— , it's claimed that uk police could be stationed north could be stationed in north aniso— could be stationed in north africa-crack- could be stationed in northi africa-crack-on africa to help crack down on people— africa to help crack down on people smugglers operating in the people smugglers operating in ine—is— people smugglers operating in ine—is oiso- the region. there is also repons— the region. there is also reports about- the region. there is also reports about hundreds of alponion— reports about hundreds of albanian criminals in this sonnirv— albanian criminals in this country-going- albanian criminals in this country going awol. country just going awol. well, it's country just going awol. well, ills—wo- country just going awol. well, ills—wnv on- country just going awol. well, it's—why on earthi it's not a shock. why on earth wonli— it's not a shock. why on earth wonli inev— it's not a shock. why on earth would they allow— it's not a shock. why on earth would they allow back out anyway?— would they allow back out anyway? why— would they allow back out anyway? why weren't they sent for—siroigni- anyway? why weren't they sent for _ straight away? i for deportation straight away? inere-s—renil there's also reports of rent prises— there's also reports of rent prises-pv- there's also reports of rent prices by around there's also reports of rent. prices-by around 8% there's also reports of rent- prices-by around 8% as prices going up by around 8% as a prices going up by around 8% as o resnll— prices going up by around 8% as o resnli. ani— prices going up by around 8% as a result. and this— prices going up by around 8% as a result. and this is the legal sinn— a result. and this is the legal sinii os— a result. and this is the legal sinii os o— a result. and this is the legal stuff as a result— a result. and this is the legal stuff as a result of net nigroiion— stuff as a result of net migration,.of- stuff as a result of net migration, of those people migration, all of those people swing— migration, all of those people srving inro— migration, all of those people crying into their— migration, all of those people crying into their aperol spriizes— crying into their aperol spritzes on— crying into their aperol spritzes on rooftop terraces oonni— spritzes on rooftop terraces oonni silv— spritzes on rooftop terraces around city centres that say i son-i— around city centres that say i son-i gei— around city centres that say i son-i go o— around city centres that say i can't get a house. well, yeah, ini— can't get a house. well, yeah, pni won— can't get a house. well, yeah, pnr von ion-i— can't get a house. well, yeah, but you don't think about maybe ploning— but you don't think about maybe blaming governments mass blaming our governments mass nigroiion— blaming our governments mass nigrorion polisv— blaming our governments mass migration policy for that , do migration policy for that, do you— migration policy for that, do won-anymo- migration policy for that, do you anyway, catherine you know? anyway, catherine torsio— you know? anyway, catherine rorsio oe— you know? anyway, catherine forster are our— you know? anyway, catherine forster are our political reponei— forster are our political reporter westminster and reporter is in westminster and sne— reporter is in westminster and sno-ne— reporter is in westminster and sne-ne now— reporter is in westminster and she me now. catherine so she joins me now. catherine so open— she joins me now. catherine so robert jenrick— she joins me now. catherine so robert jenrick is— she joins me now. catherine so robert jenrick is on tour and he is iesperoielv— robert jenrick is on tour and he is desperately going to try and get is desperately going to try and go io— is desperately going to try and go to grips— is desperately going to try and go to grips witn— is desperately going to try and get to grips with the situation oni— get to grips with the situation oni lnow— get to grips with the situation and finally, finally do something— and finally, finally do something about people smuggling gangs— something about people smuggling gongs . — something about people smuggling gongs . well— something about people smuggling gongs . well ves—

something about people smuggling gongs . well ves .— something about people smuggling gangs. gilt? gangs. well, yes, that's certainly what they're saying. the government is very keen for us to be talking today about all the things that they are doing to crack down on illegal eagle migration. so robert jenrick, the immigration minister , as the immigration minister, as you've said, is going to be visiting north africa this week. he's going to be in algeria, in tunisia , and then moving on to tunisia, and then moving on to italy , meeting the italian prime italy, meeting the italian prime minister, giorgio meloni, and then finishing up in france, seeing how we spend some of that £480 million that we've agreed to give france over the next three years. they're saying it's critically important that the international community cooperates because this is a challenge facing europe and not just us. it's estimates that some 400,000 people could cross into italy this year. and of course , from there, they can course, from there, they can disperse anywhere in europe. no doubt a considerable number of them would come to the channel and try to come to britain. from there . so the thinking is to try

there. so the thinking is to try to stop this at source so the police , the national crime police, the national crime agency people will be working in nonh agency people will be working in north africa along with the authorities there , to try to authorities there, to try to identify and then disband these people smuggling gangs. they really feel it's going to be much more effective, of course, and much cheaper if you can stop people coming in the first place. part of this as well is there's an advertising campaign being launched on social media in albania this week , basically in albania this week, basically saying if you come to the uk illegally, you will be detained and removed . so fundamentally, and removed. so fundamentally, don't bother coming because you won't be staying. so a multi pronged approach. the government is super keen for us to talk about this. of course results have been lacking so far , but it have been lacking so far, but it is one of rishi sunak five priorities and they will need to show results before the next election if they are not to be punished by rather a lot of

voters . yes, absolutely. voters. yes, absolutely. catherine, thank you, voters. yes, absolutely. - catherine, thank you, catherine rorse— catherine, thank you, catherine force our political— catherine, thank you, catherine force our political reporter in westminster— force our political reporter in westminster there. now, sononing— westminster there. now, something i'm really looking iorwori— something i'm really looking iorwori io— something i'm really looking forward to actually is in the nor— forward to actually is in the noi nonr— forward to actually is in the next hour of— forward to actually is in the next hour of this show where i on — next hour of this show where i on long— next hour of this show where i on ioling o— next hour of this show where i on roling o verv— next hour of this show where i am taking a very close look at wnen— am taking a very close look at when-overstay- am taking a very close look at when overstay their visa, when people overstay their visa, now— when people overstay their visa, nowleorin— when people overstay their visa, nowleonn io — when people overstay their visa, how-earth do we— when people overstay their visa, how earth do we get a hold of how on earth do we get a hold of pen — how on earth do we get a hold of pen oni— how on earth do we get a hold of them and deport— how on earth do we get a hold of them and deport them? because as far them and deport them? because as for os— them and deport them? because as for os i— them and deport them? because as for os i son— them and deport them? because as for os i seo— them and deport them? because as far as i can see, it's— them and deport them? because as far as i can see, it's not reollv— far as i can see, it's not really happening all that much . really happening all that much. and really happening all that much. ani iis— really happening all that much. ani ir-s prow— really happening all that much. and it's pretty obvious if you voll— and it's pretty obvious if you walk around— and it's pretty obvious if you walk around town squares and silv— walk around town squares and siiv senresi — walk around town squares and city centres, should it not be prow— city centres, should it not be pretty opvions— city centres, should it not be pretty obvious who is actually noe— pretty obvious who is actually nere illegollv— pretty obvious who is actually here illegally and who isn't? pore— here illegally and who isn't? pore i— here illegally and who isn't? pore i sov— here illegally and who isn't? dare i say that— here illegally and who isn't? dare i say that the people who son-i— dare i say that the people who son-i spool— dare i say that the people who son-r speol o— dare i say that the people who can't speak a word of english, wno— can't speak a word of english, wno sir— can't speak a word of english, who sit there— can't speak a word of english, who sit there in— can't speak a word of english, who sit there in town centres lilo— who sit there in town centres lile oi— who sit there in town centres like of course— who sit there in town centres like of course the— who sit there in town centres like of course the one in boston in—irinling- like of course the one in boston in _drinking and i in lincolnshire, drinking and snoling— in lincolnshire, drinking and snoling oil— in lincolnshire, drinking and smoking all and working. smoking all day and not working. i smoking all day and not working. i-noi— smoking all day and not working. i-noi io— smoking all day and not working. i-had to hazard- i mean, if i had to hazard a gness— i mean, if i had to hazard a gness i— i mean, if i had to hazard a guess, i would— i mean, if i had to hazard a guess, i would suggest that they were-noe— guess, i would suggest that they were-here legally.- guess, i would suggest that they were here legally. i would were not here legally. i would olso— were not here legally. i would oso-inor— were not here legally. i would also-thatlthey- were not here legally. i would also that they are, also suggest that if they are, inev— also suggest that if they are, new oe— also suggest that if they are, they are - actually- also suggest that if they are, they are actually actively they are not actually actively soniripniing— they are not actually actively soniinoi ing— they are not actually actively soniinoi isl— they are not actually actively contthat is a— they are not actually actively contthat is a big— they are not actually actively contthat is a big problem that and that is a big problem that is-ns— and that is a big problem that is-ns is— and that is a big problem that is-us is around- and that is a big problem that is us is around 400,000 is facing us is around 400,000 people— is facing us is around 400,000 people-oronni- is facing us is around 400,000 people-around the- is facing us is around 400,000 people around the base of people gather around the base of aliso— people gather around the base of airiso inere — people gather around the base of africa there to— people gather around the base of africa there to make it up to pnrope— africa there to make it up to inrope oni— africa there to make it up to europe and . into - africa there to make it up to europe and into britain . i europe and to into britain. i wonoi— europe and to into britain. i wonder whether— europe and to into britain. i wonder whether or not whether or not wonder whether or not whether or noi ine — wonder whether or not whether or noi ine rip— wonder whether or not whether or noi ine lip of— wonder whether or not whether or not the tip of africa, i should

say,— not the tip of africa, i should sow—noi- not the tip of africa, i should sow—noiiorel not the tip of africa, i should- sell—notiare going say, whether or not we are going to say, whether or not we are going io—on— say, whether or not we are going io—on oonois- to actually see an economic penetr— to actually see an economic benefit from _ to actually see an economic benefit from these people osinollv— benefit from these people actually coming. but in terms of the actually coming. but in terms of no nonsing— actually coming. but in terms of the housing crisis— actually coming. but in terms of the housing crisis ,_ actually coming. but in terms of the housing crisis , this was the housing crisis, this was iossinoiing— the housing crisis, this was fascinating. this is something inor— fascinating. this is something not i— fascinating. this is something not i-o— fascinating. this is something inoi i-o ioi— fascinating. this is something that i-a lot of- fascinating. this is something that i a lot of people who that i know a lot of people who woon— that i know a lot of people who watch-listen— that i know a lot of people who watch - listen to _ that i know a lot of people who watch listen to this show watch and listen to this show will— watch and listen to this show will-peon— watch and listen to this show will been screaming at will have been screaming at inor— will have been screaming at ineir ivs— will have been screaming at their tvs and— will have been screaming at their tvs and radios and their lopiops— their tvs and radios and their loprops. iine— their tvs and radios and their laptops. time and time again. ine— laptops. time and time again. ine-srisis— laptops. time and time again. ine-srisis is- laptops. time and time again. the-crisis is not- laptops. time and time again. the crisis is not just the housing crisis is not just a gnesiion— the housing crisis is not just a gnesiion-noi— the housing crisis is not just a question not building question of us not building enongn— question of us not building enough some enough homes. we have got some lini— enough homes. we have got some lini oi— enough homes. we have got some kind of immigration— enough homes. we have got some kind of immigration style ponzi ssernon— kind of immigration style ponzi schemes—this. schemes taking place in this sonnirv— schemes taking place in this sonnirv-leep- schemes taking place in this country keep going, country where we keep going, rignip— country where we keep going, rignip we— country where we keep going, right? we need— country where we keep going, right? we need more immigrants to.up_ right? we need more immigrants io-np wnor— right? we need more immigrants io-np wnor-goi- right? we need more immigrants io-np wnor-got io- to prop up what we've got to leop— to prop up what we've got to keep proppin9_ to prop up what we've got to keep propping it— to prop up what we've got to keep propping it and that keep propping it up. and that goes— keep propping it up. and that. goes—strongly goes pop. at some point strongly suspect. — goes pop. at some point strongly suspect. [about— goes pop. at some point strongly suspect. .about-pop- suspect. it's about to go pop because— suspect. it's about to go pop because rampant— suspect. it's about to go pop because rampant immigration is causing— because rampant immigration is eeueinglprebeem— because rampant immigration is causing problem for the causing a problem for the housing— causing a problem for the housing crisis.— causing a problem for the housing crisis. the telegraph are housing crisis. the telegraph reporting— housing crisis. the telegraph are reporting that record net migration— are reporting that record net migration has— are reporting that record net migration has driven up rents by as much— migration has driven up rents by as much as e.— migration has driven up rents by as much as 8. new— migration has driven up rents by as much as 8. new analysis shows the huge— as much as 8. new analysis shows he huge huheh— as much as 8. new analysis shows the huge number of— as much as 8. new analysis shows the huge number of people moving into the huge number of people moving hhe reheat— the huge number of people moving into rental properties from overseas was— into rental properties from overseas was a— into rental properties from overseas was a driving factor hehhu— overseas was a driving factor hehhu rehe— overseas was a driving factor behind rents soaring over the hue— behind rents soaring over the hush yeah — behind rents soaring over the hush year. ahe— behind rents soaring over the last year. and it's not rocket he— last year. and it's not rocket science, is it?— last year. and it's not rocket science, is it.7 a— last year. and it's not rocket science, is it.7 a lot of new uuhuh— science, is it.7 a lot of new arrivals cannot— science, is it.7 a lot of new arrivals cannot afford a deposit.— arrivals cannot afford a deposit. fair- arrivals cannot afford a deposit. fair enough. i mean, a lot deposit. fair enough. i mean, a he eh— deposit. fair enough. i mean, a he of peephe— deposit. fair enough. i mean, a lot of people can't— deposit. fair enough. i mean, a lot of people can't these days, of se— lot of people can't these days, of course. so they— lot of people can't these days, of course. so they live in

remu— of course. so they live in rental accommodation. we are not huhuhe— rental accommodation. we are not huhuhe-hehee- rental accommodation. we are not building-homes .- rental accommodation. we are not building homes . what does building enough homes. what does this building enough homes. what does hhhe-hheuhe— building enough homes. what does this-they're willing- this mean? they're willing to pay— pay for accommodation that hehhu— pay for accommodation that hehhu .— pay for accommodation that hehhu , u— pay for accommodation that frankly , a lot— pay for accommodation that frankly , a lot of— pay for accommodation that frankly , a lot of people are frankly, a lot of people are heu— frankly, a lot of people are hot. ahe— frankly, a lot of people are not. and the— frankly, a lot of people are not. and the housing cost goes up. -he— not. and the housing cost goes uh-he already- not. and the housing cost goes up. is already under up. housing is already under shah— up. housing is already under ehuh ahe— up. housing is already under strain and there— up. housing is already under strain and there .arefears that strain and there .are fears that hheheeh— strain and there .are fears that michael gove's_ strain and there .are fears that michael gove's rental reforms um— michael gove's rental reforms will-landlords- michael gove's rental reforms will-landlords to- michael gove's rental reforms will landlords to sell up will push landlords to sell up ahe— will push landlords to sell up and eheheh— will push landlords to sell up and shorten supply even further . joining— and shorten supply even further . joining he— and shorten supply even further . joining he-he— and shorten supply even further . joining me is assistant . joining me now is assistant editor— . joining me now is assistant editor eh— . joining me now is assistant editor of conservative home, uhhheh — editor of conservative home, william atkinson . william is william atkinson. william is uhheeh— william atkinson. william is uhheee hhe— william atkinson. william is almost like we— william atkinson. william is almost like we could see this gaping— almost like we could see this massive gaping problem coming a hue— massive gaping problem coming a hue eh.— massive gaping problem coming a hue eh. h— massive gaping problem coming a mile off. i think— massive gaping problem coming a mile off. i think .— massive gaping problem coming a mile off. i think . isn't it my mile off. i think. isn't it my geod— mile off. i think. isn't it my good huh— mile off. i think. isn't it my good h— mile off. i think. isn't it my good man.7 it does not mile off. i think. isn't it my good man? it does not take a genius— good man? it does not take a gehhueluerh— good man? it does not take a genius-work-that- good man? it does not take a genius work that under genius to work out that under the— genius to work out that under the current— genius to work out that under this current scheme, as this current ponzi scheme, as hm— this current ponzi scheme, as h-h-h— this current ponzi scheme, as h-h-hlhheh- this current ponzi scheme, as i'm-itlthat we've. i'm calling it, that we've got we i'm calling it, that we've got hue-ee— i'm calling it, that we've got ue-ue hee— i'm calling it, that we've got we-do not have- i'm calling it, that we've got we do not have enough we simply do not have enough heueee— we simply do not have enough houses accommodate the number houses to accommodate the number of heehhe— houses to accommodate the number of peephe eehhe— houses to accommodate the number of people coming over and rents are of people coming over and rents ere-ahe— of people coming over and rents ere-aha thee— of people coming over and rents are and that means are going up. and that means thee— are going up. and that means that e— are going up. and that means that e-eh— are going up. and that means that a -of people - are going up. and that means that a of people in the 30s that a load of people in the 30s are that a load of people in the 30s shu— that a load of people in the 30s are still living— that a load of people in the 30s are still living with— that a load of people in the 30s are still living with mum and due.— are still living with mum and huh-eute— are still living with mum and dad--quite- — are still living with mum and dad.-quite . it's- are still living with mum and dad. quite . c dad. yes, quite. it's almost like one has to actually think about supply and demand when it comes to the question of house prices. but yes, it's clear that as a consequence of the record numbers that we saw coming in last year and net migration figure of 606,000, it has been

calculated that that has forced up rents by about 8. and that's the bulk of the actual increase in rent costs across the uk in the last year. and that's basically because if you think about those numbers that actually translates into the demand for around 205,000 new homes. if you work on the basis of an average family size of 2.37 people, and i think i've just written about this for the critic, actually, and i think if you see the actual discussion we've we've been having about migration house prices, a lot of those us who want talk those of us who want to talk about the housing crisis we have in this country, a lot of those in this country, a lot of those in the same study issue as myself to talk myself are unwilling to talk about . they focus myself are unwilling to talk about solely . they focus myself are unwilling to talk about solely solely . they focus myself are unwilling to talk about solely solely on hey focus myself are unwilling to talk about solely solely on planning focus solely solely on planning reform. but you fundamentally euhhee— reform. but you fundamentally cannot have— reform. but you fundamentally cannot have-sort- reform. but you fundamentally cannot have-sort of- cannot have the sort of neoliberal_ cannot have the sort of neoliberal migration system that we have— neoliberal migration system that we have at— neoliberal migration system that we have at moment with the we have at the moment with the eeehuheh— we have at the moment with the socialist—that. socialist planning system that we choose combine it with and we choose to combine it with and not expect— we choose to combine it with and not expect prices— we choose to combine it with and not expect prices i be - not expect prices to be ephuhhg— not expect prices to be spiralling in- not expect prices to be spiralling in the ludicrous way not expect prices to be spiréthey in the ludicrous way not expect prices to be spiréthey havee ludicrous way not expect prices to be spiréthey have been crous way not expect prices to be spiréthey have been forus way not expect prices to be spiréthey have been for the 'ay not expect prices to be spiréthey have been for the last that they have been for the last decade— that they have been for the last decade er— that they have been for the last decade or ' cigar two decade or so. absolutely. two herde— decade or so. absolutely. two words liberal— decade or so. ' cigar two words liberal democrats. so you hum— words liberal democrats. so you hum-he— words liberal democrats. so you want-the borders- words liberal democrats. so you want the borders open want to throw the borders open ahe— want to throw the borders open end-heu— want to throw the borders open uhu-ueu ahe— want to throw the borders open

and-you also want- want to throw the borders open and you also want to stop and then you also want to stop thee— and then you also want to stop the planning— and then you also want to stop that planning development on the golf that planning development on the goth—eh- golf course behind a load of peephe-e—ah- golf course behind a load of. people's—all right. people's houses. so. all right. weh— people's houses. so. all right. hehh where— people's houses. so. all right. well, where are— people's houses. so. all right. well, where are they all going to well, where are they all going he-hhehe— well, where are they all going he-hhehe-h— well, where are they all going to-then?-i can't- well, where are they all going to then? i can't help to live then? and i can't help huh— to live then? and i can't help huh-humm- to live then? and i can't help but-william, at- but wonder, william, at what hehh— but wonder, william, at what hehh-ehuhe— but wonder, william, at what point snaps because the point this snaps because the eruheh— point this snaps because the ordinary-ahe— point this snaps because the ordinary and woman ordinary man and woman in hrhuh— ordinary man and woman in hrhuh-h— ordinary man and woman in britain-i think- ordinary man and woman in britain i think started britain now i think has started to britain now i think has started he-ueuhu— britain now i think has started to-around-ask- to look around and ask themselves— to look around and ask themselves this question am i better— themselves this question am i heher eh— themselves this question am i heher eh ee— themselves this question am i better off as a— themselves this question am i better off as a result of our massive record _ better off as a result of our massive record net migration heureee— massive record net migration hhgureee ahe— massive record net migration hhgureee ahu h— massive record net migration figures? and i suspect for many people— figures? and i suspect for many peephe ahe— figures? and i suspect for many people and actually especially younger— people and actually especially younger heehhee— people and actually especially younger people? william, the answer there— younger people? william, the answer there is— younger people? william, the answer there is no . yes. i mean answer there is no. yes. i mean , hue— answer there is no. yes. i mean , h-ve hush— answer there is no. yes. i mean , he just been— answer there is no. yes. i mean , i've just been reading london heme— , i've just been reading london heme by— , i've just been reading london heme by the— , i've just been reading london fields by the late— , i've just been reading london fields by the late martin amis, unu— fields by the late martin amis, and h— fields by the late martin amis, and he that— fields by the late martin amis, and in that book— fields by the late martin amis, and in that book they have a hhhg— and in that book they have a hhhg euheu— and in that book they have a thing called the— and in that book they have a thing called the crisis that gees— thing called the crisis that goes eh— thing called the crisis that geee on he— thing called the crisis that goes on in the— thing called the crisis that goes on in the background that heheuu-e— goes on in the background that heheuy-e really— goes on in the background that nobody's really willing to talk eheuh — nobody's really willing to talk eheuh anu— nobody's really willing to talk about. and it— nobody's really willing to talk about. and it finally- nobody's really willing to talk about. 2 c �*" about. and it finally bubbles overin about. and it finally bubbles over in the or so pages over in the last 50 or so pages and i think it's exactly the same the old ronald same here. it's the old ronald reagan question do you feel any better than did four years better than you did four years ago? i think awful lot of ago? and i think an awful lot of people don't, especially my generation. why we're people don't, especially my genfirston. why we're people don't, especially my genfirston. not why we're people don't, especially my genfirston. not to why we're people don't, especially my genfirston. not to sortrhy we're people don't, especially my genfirston. not to sort of we're the first ever not to sort of move the right we get move to the right as we get older because we're simply older is because we're simply unable to accumulate capital. we're unable the we're unable to get on the housing ladder. but more

broadly, say, we have an broadly, as you say, we have an we economy now, sorry, we have an economy now, sorry, that's on levels of that's hooked on cheap levels of high immigration. haven't high immigration. and we haven't fundamentally the fundamentally invested in the sort increase as sort of productivity increase as we we need to have done we need. we need to have done over last couple of decades over the last couple of decades while you say, refusing while also, as you say, refusing to build a sufficient number of homes. it is an economic recipe of disaster. and i don't think we can have any sort of stable economic or political settlement in this country, which doesn't revolve a building. more revolve around a building. more homes , but be cutting homes, but be cutting immigration. are now immigration. and we are now getting— immigration. and we are now getting,-haven't- q" and we are now getting, haven't already getting, if we haven't already reached— getting, if we haven't already reached g...— getting, if we haven't already reached the tipping point where geehhe— reached the tipping point where geeghe eun— reached the tipping point where geeghe go,— reached the tipping point where people can go, okay, if we made serious reductions— people can go, okay, if we made serious reductions in the level of immigration— serious reductions in the level of immigration that we had every ehghe— of immigration that we had every ehghe yeah— of immigration that we had every ehghe year, we— of immigration that we had every single year, we would take a gdp hit single year, we would take a gdp hh ahe— single year, we would take a gdp hh and that— single year, we would take a gdp hit and that is— single year, we would take a gdp hit and that is something that's very,— hit and that is something that's very, very— hit and that is something that's very, very hue— hit and that is something that's very, very here he— hit and that is something that's very, very hard to swallow. but if heu— very, very hard to swallow. but if you ure— very, very hard to swallow. but if you are asked— very, very hard to swallow. but if you are asked whether or not you— if you are asked whether or not you-went— if you are asked whether or not you-went he— if you are asked whether or not you-went he he— if you are asked whether or not you want to be able you still want to be able to access your hospital, access your local hospital, whether— access your local hospital, whether-would - access your local hospital, whether would your whether you would like your chut— whether you would like your chug-he— whether you would like your child-to school,- whether you would like your child to school, whether child to get to school, whether you— child to get to school, whether you uouho — child to get to school, whether you would like— child to get to school, whether you would like to— child to get to school, whether you would like to be able to afford— you would like to be able to effort-or— you would like to be able to afford or whether you would afford rent or whether you would like afford rent or whether you would the—maybe - afford rent or whether you would like _ maybe even - afford rent or whether you would like maybe even own like one day to maybe even own your— like one day to maybe even own your-property.— like one day to maybe even own your-property. aho- like one day to maybe even own your property. and you your own property. and if you say— your own property. and if you say yes— your own property. and if you say yeeloh— your own property. and if you say yeeloh oh— your own property. and if you say yes all of those things say yes to all of those things ahe— say yes to all of those things and-recognise— say yes to all of those things and-recognise-we. say yes to all of those things- and-recognise-we cannot and you recognise that we cannot

do and you recognise that we cannot oo-hheee— and you recognise that we cannot do-these current- and you recognise that we cannot do these current level do it with these current level of hoes— do it with these current level of mass migration, then all of a sudden— of mass migration, then all of a euuoehlhhhh— of mass migration, then all of a sudden think figure sudden i think that gdp figure shorte— sudden i think that gdp figure ehohe ho— sudden i think that gdp figure starts to matter— sudden i think that gdp figure starts to matter a— sudden i think that gdp figure starts to matter a little bit tees— starts to matter a little bit tees to— starts to matter a little bit less to people. _ starts to matter a little bit less to people. william thank you.— less to people. william thank you. t— less to people. william thank you. t coutu— less to people. william thank you. i could-to- less to people. william thank you. i could to you all you. i could talk to you all toy. — you. i could talk to you all toy. hue-h— you. i could talk to you all day. we'll have— you. i could talk to you all day. we'll have to do it again soon-oh— day. we'll have to do it again soon.-of course,- day. we'll have to do it again soon. of course, william soon. this, of course, william ahhheoh— soon. this, of course, william atkinson, assistant soon. this, of course, william atkinsoof assistant soon. this, of course, william atkinso of conservative tant soon. this, of course, william atkinsoof conservative home. get editor of conservative home. get hoote— editor of conservative home. get hoots—story. - editor of conservative home. get hoots—story. th- loads more on that story. i'll be loads more on that story. i'll gg_g_ loads more on that story. i'll he-h heter- loads more on that story. i'll be-it later on- be revisiting it later on because— be revisiting it later on heeouee h— be revisiting it later on because i going be be revisiting it later on- because i-goinglbe doing because i am going to be doing a deep— because i am going to be doing a deep the— because i am going to be doing a deep the hto— because i am going to be doing a deep dive into exactly how on euth— deep dive into exactly how on earth we— deep dive into exactly how on earth we -track- deep dive into exactly how on earth we-track of- deep dive into exactly how on earth we track of people deep dive into exactly how on eartioverstay track of people deep dive into exactly how on eartioverstay theirk of people deep dive into exactly how on eartioverstay their visa. )eople deep dive into exactly how on eartioverstay their visa. we've who overstay their visa. we've egoteh— who overstay their visa. we've spoken about— who overstay their visa. we've spoken about figures there. i h— spoken about figures there. i was in boston— spoken about figures there. i was in boston in— spoken about figures there. i was in boston in lincolnshire. th— was in boston in lincolnshire. ten-to— was in boston in lincolnshire. th-tolout- was in boston in lincolnshire.| i'm-to.out-about i'm going to go out and about a lot i'm going to go out and about a tot hue— i'm going to go out and about a tot hy— i'm going to go out and about a lot more, by the _ i'm going to go out and about a lot more, by the way, and let me thou— lot more, by the way, and let me thoulyou— lot more, by the way, and let me thoulyou thht— lot more, by the way, and let me know you think that there are know if you think that there are areas-should— know if you think that there are areas-should be- know if you think that there are areas should be going to areas that i should be going to gb areas that i should be going to he vteue— areas that i should be going to he vteue ot— areas that i should be going to gb views at.news- areas that i should be going to gb views at news .com where gb views at gb news .com where tooth—teth— gb views at gb news .com where tooth—ten he- local councillors tell me unequivocally- local councillors tell me unequivocally that there are geothe— unequivocally that there are people ttythg— unequivocally that there are people living-or- unequivocally that there are people living or to a flat people living 10 or 15 to a flat ont— people living 10 or 15 to a flat the o— people living 10 or 15 to a flat the o house— people living 10 or 15 to a flat and a house there's no way and a house and there's no way of and a house and there's no way ot-uho— and a house and there's no way ot-uho these— and a house and there's no way of who these people are. of knowing who these people are. so of knowing who these people are. so there-e— of knowing who these people are. so there's migration so there's legal migration ttgutee— so there's legal migration- figures—absolute figures i think are an absolute tote.— figures i think are an absolute tote-hote— figures i think are an absolute tote-hote-ot- figures i think are an absolute joke. .more-of this. figures i think are an absolute joke. more of this at joke. get more on all of this at gb joke. get more on all of this at he -.eoh— joke. get more on all of this at gb -.com, which - 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be talking-whether- when i come back, i am going to be talking whether or not be talking about whether or not thtttth— be talking about whether or not phillip schofield _ phillip schofield used homosexuality as homosexuality and coming out as a homosexuality and coming out as o-ot— homosexuality and coming out as o-ot hoetthg— homosexuality and coming out as o-ot hoetthg o— homosexuality and coming out as a of masking a massive a way of masking a massive eohtoey— a way of masking a massive controversy and— a way of masking a massive controversy and whether or not that-e— controversy and whether or not that's actually— controversy and whether or not that's actually deeply offensive. _ that's actually deeply offensive. patrick christys on gb offensive. patrick christys on he newe— offensive. patrick christys on gb news, britain's news

talk about. if it's happening, it's happening here. wake up two mornings on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel, and 30,000. that's the huheh— channel, and 30,000. that's the huheh ot— channel, and 30,000. that's the number of muggings— f e�*t: £50 000 that's the number of muggings last year that— number of muggings last year that went— number of muggings last year that went unsold— number of muggings last year that went unsold . let that sink that went unsold. let that sink in. that went unsold. let that sink h. then— that went unsold. let that sink h. then you— that went unsold. let that sink in. when you see— that went unsold. let that sink in. when you see the police totte— in. when you see the police

force escorting,— in. when you see the police force escorting, just stop oil through— force escorting, just stop oil through the— force escorting, just stop oil through the streets. i mean, good— through the streets. i mean, good ghet— through the streets. i mean, good grief, you'd have more eoheeh— good grief, you'd have more ehoheelthe— good grief, you'd have more chance the police turning up chance of the police turning up if chance of the police turning up tt you— chance of the police turning up tt you eut— chance of the police turning up if you said sorry,— chance of the police turning up if you said sorry, someone from just— if you said sorry, someone from just stoo— if you said sorry, someone from just stop ott— if you said sorry, someone from just stop on he— if you said sorry, someone from just stop oil is here now than you— just stop oil is here now than you uoutt— just stop oil is here now than you uoutt ht— just stop oil is here now than you would if you— just stop oil is here now than you would if you just said. someone's_knife you would if you just said- someone's_knife to someone's just held a knife to my someone's just held a knife to thy-ont— someone's just held a knife to thy-tho token- someone's just held a knife to my and taken wallet. my throat and taken my wallet. but my throat and taken my wallet. hut-there— my throat and taken my wallet. hut-there we- my throat and taken my wallet. but-there we go.- my throat and taken my wallet. but there we go. what but anyway, there we go. what exoetty— but anyway, there we go. what exoetty-the— but anyway, there we go. what exactly-the police - but anyway, there we go. what exactly the police doing? exactly are the police doing? hut—stutt- exactly are the police doing? but—stuff that| but but talking of stuff that otguohty— but but talking of stuff that- arguably—happening, arguably shouldn't be happening, on arguably shouldn't be happening, oh—ot— arguably shouldn't be happening, oh—ot the— arguably shouldn't be happening, on_of the phillip. on to the latest of the phillip sehottett— on to the latest of the phillip schofield eamonn schofield scandal. eamonn holmes said schofield scandal. eamonn holmes eott-ttegtoeet— schofield scandal. eamonn holmes said-disgraced tv- said that the disgraced tv presenter— said that the disgraced tv. presenter—while presenter is delusion. while sehottett— presenter is delusion. while schofield claims that schofield denied claims that there— schofield denied claims that there-o— schofield denied claims that there-a toxic— schofield denied claims that there a toxic culture there was a toxic culture on the— this morning. i've said it hetote— this morning. i've said it before, i'll— this morning. i've said it before, i'll-it- this morning. i've said it before, i'll it again , i before, i'll say it again, i ought— before, i'll say it again, i couldn't give— before, i'll say it again, i couldn't give a- before, i'll say it again, i couldn't give a stuff whether or not couldn't give a stuff whether or hot the— couldn't give a stuff whether or not this morning— couldn't give a stuff whether or not this morning continues, i ought— not this morning continues, i ought ghe— not this morning continues, i couldn't give a— not this morning continues, i couldn't give a stuff, whether it's presented _ couldn't give a stuff, whether it's presented pigs it's presented by two pigs in hhhohe— it's presented by two pigs ini hhhohe—the ribbons or whoever else. the htggeet— ribbons or whoever else. the biggest stories— ribbons or whoever else. the biggest stories for me are where is biggest stories for me are where he the— biggest stories for me are where he the thee— biggest stories for me are where is the line? where— biggest stories for me are where is the line? where is the line between— is the line? where is the line between mentoring and grooming? they.— between mentoring and grooming? they. aho— between mentoring and grooming? otoy. aht ott— between mentoring and grooming? okay. and did phillip schofield, did okay. and did phillip schofield, ttt thtttth— okay. and did phillip schofield, did phillip schofield use his homosexuality— did phillip schofield use his homosexuality and his coming out as homosexuality and his coming out to tho— homosexuality and his coming out as some kind of— homosexuality and his coming out as some kind of mask for a hooter— as some kind of mask for a broader situation and of course, who— broader situation and of course, who thew— broader situation and of course, who knew what— broader situation and of course, who knew what when? firstly, i'm tohet— who knew what when? firstly, i'm tohet hy— who knew what when? firstly, i'm tohet by the— who knew what when? firstly, i'm joined by the journalist and author— joined by the journalist and author peter— joined by the journalist and author peter lloyd, who appeared on author peter lloyd, who appeared oh the— author peter lloyd, who appeared on this morning— author peter lloyd, who appeared on this morning in— author peter lloyd, who appeared on this morning in 2015. peter,

wett— on this morning in 2015. peter, eteot etutt. — on this morning in 2015. peter, great stuff. thank— on this morning in 2015. peter, great stuff. thank you very much. — great stuff. thank you very much. how,— great stuff. thank you very much. how, .— great stuff. thank you very much. now, i hope you don't mind me much. now, i hope you don't mind he hung— much. now, i hope you don't mind he oethg the,— much. now, i hope you don't mind me asking this, do— much. now, i hope you don't mind me asking this, do you do you thht— me asking this, do you do you thht oe— me asking this, do you do you think as though— me asking this, do you do you think as though phillip schofield— think as though phillip schofield is— think as though phillip schofield is big coming out, was oetuotty— schofield is big coming out, was oetuotty-o— schofield is big coming out, was actually-a cover- schofield is big coming out, was actually-a cover up- schofield is big coming out, was actually a cover up ? actually more of a cover up? ves— actually more of a cover up? yes u— actually more of a cover up? hes . th— actually more of a cover up? hes . h t— actually more of a cover up? hes . h a wow.— actually more of a cover up? yes , in a word, yes.- actually more of a cover up? yes, in a word, yes. that's exactly what it was. and it's not remotely surprising really. if you look at it, society rewards and recognises identity politics. so really what philip has done is play right into the hands of all the woke liberals who lapped up the admission of his sexuality when really , for his sexuality when really, for anybody with a brain, it was obvious what he was really doing, which was trying to cover up a much darker , deeper story. up a much darker, deeper story. and i mean, look, i am a ettotght— and i mean, look, i am a straight man. - and i mean, look, i am a straight man. peter is that particularly offensive to people who have wrestled with their sexuality or or had to struggle with coming out or things like that? i mean, to see it allegedly used in that way, potentially , yeah. i think it is potentially, yeah. i think it is heutthg. — potentially, yeah. i think it is heutthg. .— potentially, yeah. i think it is insulting. i think— potentially, yeah. i think it is insulting. i think if— “43?" i think it is insulting. i think if you spoke to host— insulting. i think if you spoke to most guy— insulting. i think if you spoke to most guy or— insulting. i think if you spoke to most gay or lesbian people, they-t— to most gay or lesbian people, they-t he— to most gay or lesbian people, they'd be really,— to most gay or lesbian people, they'd be really, really unimpressed- they'd be really, really unimpressed by the fact that

thtttth— unimpressed by the fact that phillip schofield has essentially- phillip schofield has essentially the movement for heteohot— essentially the movement for peteohot goth. — essentially the movement for personal gain. i— essentially the movement for personal gain. i mean, you know, it wasn't so long ago that the gay community was aligned with some nefarious behaviour and especially around minors, and it's taken a lot of time and a lot of activism to kind of move away from that. and it seems that philip's schofield has just set that back several decades. i am minded of the david cameron interaction that philip's schofield had actually, which you could watch on repeat. now really and have the mind- f: f tit" now really and have the mind boggle in really and have the mind boggle th many— really and have the mind boggle th my senses— really and have the mind boggle in many senses of— really and have the mind boggle in many senses of just the way that— in many senses of just the way that hawt— in many senses of just the way that david cameron reacted to that.— that david cameron reacted to that. obviously— that david cameron reacted to that. obviously not what phillip sehottett— that. obviously not what phillip schofield was— that. obviously not what phillip schofield was putting forward. i wont— schofield was putting forward. i wont to— schofield was putting forward. i wont to hote— schofield was putting forward. i want to make that very clear. hut— want to make that very clear. hut tutt— want to make that very clear. hut tuet gohg— want to make that very clear. but just going forward, terms want to make that very clear. buyourt going forward, terms want to make that very clear. buyourinteractionsard, terms want to make that very clear. buyour interactions on terms want to make that very clear. buyour interactions on this erms of your interactions on this hothhg— of your interactions on this hothhg ont— of your interactions on this morning and you have been quite vocat— morning and you have been quite woeot oh— morning and you have been quite woeot oh eoetot— morning and you have been quite vocal on social media about the he , teth— vocal on social media about the me, me , yeah, you— vocal on social media about the me, me , yeah, you vocal on and me, me, yeah, you vocal on and off me, me, yeah, you vocal on and oh eoetot— me, me, yeah, you vocal on and off social media,— me, me, yeah, you vocal on and off social media, to— me, me, yeah, you vocal on and off social media, to be fair. heter— off social media, to be fair. hetet hut— off social media, to be fair. peter but about— off social media, to be fair. peter but about what the nature what— peter but about what the nature whet ht— peter but about what the nature whet tt woe— peter but about what the nature what it was like— peter but about what the nature what it was like at—

peter but about what the nature what it was like at the toxicity tott— what it was like at the toxicity tott to— what it was like at the toxicity tott to he— what it was like at the toxicity talk to me about— what it was like at the toxicity talk to me about that . yeah so i talk to me about that. yeah so i went— talk to me about that. yeah so i went oh— talk to me about that. yeah so i went on t. — talk to me about that. yeah so i went on t. .— talk to me about that. yeah so i went on it. i wrote— talk to me about that. yeah so i went on it. i wrote a- talk to me about that. yeah so i went on it. i wrote a book a couple of years ago called stand by couple of years ago called stand by your manhood, and it was a critique of feminism. and i went on the show to talk about the book and i was invited on and it was billed as going to be a very friendly, cordial affair. it was just going to be a nice conversation on the sofa. and it was complete was really a complete setup. when there. phil had when i got there. phil had essentially all the essentially briefed all the staff to talk me , told staff not to talk to me, told them that i was not a very nice person, even though never person, even though we'd never really before and really met me before before and was really, really critical, ol and unpleasant on screen as well as off screen in between. um segments. he would quite casually say, you know, i don't agree with anything you've got to say, and if i had my way, i wouldn't have you here at all, which is, i mean, he's entitled to his opinion, i don't mind that. but it's just so unbecoming when , you know, i'd unbecoming when, you know, i'd been invited on the show. i was there to have a conversation. we were being two professionals. it was meant to be a professional

discussion, it very discussion, and he made it very personal very unpleasant personal and very unpleasant from yeah no, from the beginning. yeah no, absolutely. look, peter, do you tuet— absolutely. look, peter, do you tuet toetty— absolutely. look, peter, do you tuet toetty to— absolutely. look, peter, do you just lastly to you,— absolutely. look, peter, do you just lastly to you, do- chili look, peter, do you just lastly to you, do you find it just lastly to you, do you find tt hott— just lastly to you, do you find it hard slash— just lastly to you, do you find it hard slash impossible to hettewe— it hard slash impossible to believe that— it hard slash impossible to believe that people right at the top believe that people right at the too ttth-t— believe that people right at the top didn't know— believe that people right at the top didn't know exactly what has out— top didn't know exactly what has come out now , bearing in mind come out now, bearing in mind thet— come out now, bearing in mind that there— come out now, bearing in mind that there are— come out now, bearing in mind that there are also— come out now, bearing in mind that there are also reports that there— that there are also reports that there may— that there are also reports that there may well— that there are also reports that there may well be more on the woye — there may well be more on the woye thght— there may well be more on the way? right. patrick- there may well be more on the way? right. patrick i- there may well be more on the way? md m way? right. patrick i know you've seen my tweets , so you've seen my tweets, so i know. i know you know what i think and for sure, the head honchos at itv have known about this for a long, long time. and they consume me for like a if you know , i'm sure they don't you know, i'm sure they don't sue me as well . before you sue me as well. before you thteh— sue me as well. before you thteh whet— sue me as well. before you finish what you're- before you finish what you're about to say. finiin what you're about to say. no, finish what you're about to say. we. tut— finish what you're about to say. we. tut tt-e— finish what you're about to say. no, but it's true. _ finish what you're about to say. no, but it's true. it's— finish what you're about to say. no, but it's true. it's true. - no, but it's true. it's true. i mean, they they have all known for a long time about the setup and so have philip's immediate colleagues, including holly willoughby. the fact that she willoughby. so the fact that she can the public via the can lie to the public via the press is particularly galling. peter thank you very much. peter thank you very much. peter lloyd there, journalist ont— peter lloyd there, journalist the author. — peter lloyd there, journalist and author. and— peter lloyd there, journalist and author. and what he was eoyhg— and author. and what he was

eoyhg-woe— and author. and what he was saying was reference to saying there was in reference to how— saying there was in reference to hotty—who - saying there was in reference to hotty—who hoe- saying there was in reference toi holly—who has come saying there was in reference to hol and who has come saying there was in reference to hol and said who has come saying there was in reference to hol and said that who has come saying there was in reference to hol and said that she) has come saying there was in reference to hol and said that she did s come saying there was in reference to hol and said that she did not me out and said that she did not know— out and said that she did not know-thou- out and said that she did not know-about this. i out and said that she did not know about this. with know anything about this. with me now is jonathan who me now is jonathan shalit, who is me now is jonathan shalit, who he o— me now is jonathan shalit, who he o toteht— me now is jonathan shalit, who is a talent manager. jonathan, thoht— is a talent manager. jonathan, thank-very— is a talent manager. jonathan, thank-very much.- is a talent manager. jonathan, thank very much. were you thank you very much. were you oheotutety— thank you very much. were you ohehhtttth— thank you very much. were you abstphillip schofield piping up see phillip schofield piping up ogoth—t- see phillip schofield piping up ogoh—t eouttl again on instagram? i could thogthe— again on instagram? i could imagine-like- again on instagram? i could imagine like yourself imagine people like yourself tuet— imagine people like yourself tuet eoyhg— imagine people like yourself just saying, phil, just leave it,-comment. - just saying, phil, just leave it, comment. and he's it, don't comment. and he's tothg— it, don't comment. and he's hung-uh— it, don't comment. and he's raking-up again.- it, don't comment. and he's raking up again. not raking it all up again. not good,— raking it all up again. not goohltt— raking it all up again. not goohltt e— raking it all up again. not good,.it ? i'm- raking it all up again. not good, it ? i'm say, would raking it all up again. not good, it? i'm say, would i be good, is it? i'm say, would i be thettought— good, is it? i'm say, would i be ttettoughte — good, is it? i'm say, would i be distraught? i— good, is it? i'm say, would i be distraught? i have- good, is it? i'm say, would i be distraught ? g ctr» distraught? i have nothing to do with phillip schofield. so it doesn't have a personal emotional emotion to me. i just think the guy is delusional. he's made and what he's done is so beyond the pale of what's acceptable that he comes out trying to defend this morning is almost naively believing that somehow he's going to reinstate himself with positive thoughts towards him , towards him. so i towards him, towards him. so i think it's kind of irrelevant what he said on instagram stories today . jonathan, can stories today. jonathan, can i tet— stories today. jonathan, can i oet you— stories today. jonathan, can i oet you t— stories today. jonathan, can i oet you o pretty— : jonathan, can i ask you a pretty straightforward gueettohe— ask you a pretty straightforward question? what's— ask you a pretty straightforward question? what's the line , question? what's the line, professionally— question? what's the line, professionally speaking? do you thhh— professionally speaking? do you thhh h— professionally speaking? do you thhh th the— professionally speaking? do you think, in this industry between hehtohhg— think, in this industry between mentoring and— think, in this industry between

mentoring and grooming . why not mentoring and grooming. why not use mentoring and grooming. why not thte— mentoring and grooming. why not use this industry— mentoring and grooming. why not use this industry ? _ mentoring and grooming. why not use this industry ? ctzt’ e use this industry? i don't think it's about this industry . it's it's about this industry. it's what's the line period between mentoring and grooming? in any business, it could be banking, it could be pharmaceutical, it could the industry. could be the car industry. i don't think the fact that we're in television business makes in the television business makes a bit difference in a blind bit of difference in truth, don't know. i'm not a lawyer, but i read a tweet today by one of your gb news colleagues saying this is classic grooming. and he had met this when the boy was aged this boy when the boy was aged ten. don't know. that's based ten. i don't know. that's based on tweet of a gb news on the tweet of a gb news journalist. um i simply don't know what the law is and what the legal definition of grooming is. but i do think from my knowledge, if you take a minor of being a child who is when you're under 18, you are a minor by english law. and then when you they come of age are 18 plus you they come of age are 18 plus you go on to have an intimate sexual relationship with them that does strike me as to my understanding of grooming, but i don't know what grooming means

legally. that's that's fair enough. — legally. that's that's fair enough. aho— 3 that's that's fair enough. and there's the look, there-e— enough. and there's the look, there-e the— enough. and there's the look, there's the added, of course, professional— there's the added, of course, professional power dynamic to it, professional power dynamic to g, whteh— professional power dynamic to g, whteh te— professional power dynamic to it, which is the— professional power dynamic to it, which is the other the other ette— it, which is the other the other ette ot— it, which is the other the other ette ot the— it, which is the other the other side of this as— it, which is the other the other side of this as well . just side of this as well. just gutetty— side of this as well. just quickly, jonathan, with you . quickly, jonathan, with you. realistically _ quickly, jonathan, with you. realistically as— quickly, jonathan, with you. realistically as phillip schofield, _ realistically as phillip schofield, probably got enough money— schofield, probably got enough money now that— schofield, probably got enough money now that he doesn't need to wow— money now that he doesn't need to wow ogoth— money now that he doesn't need to work again, we— money now that he doesn't need to work again, we are not toothg— to work again, we are not toothg ot— to work again, we are not toothg at o— to work again, we are not looking at a man on the brink of thohetot— looking at a man on the brink of financial ruin— looking at a man on the brink of financial ruin if— looking at a man on the brink of financial ruin if he— looking at a man on the brink of financial ruin if he just shut up ont— financial ruin if he just shut up and went— financial ruin if he just shut up and went away . up and went away. i suspect with the legal bills he's going to have an and the divorce settlement is going to have and how he's going to have to spend money on helping his children because he's managed probably because he's managed to probably destroy won't destroy their lives. he won't have money a have enough money to live a comfortable have to comfortable life. he'll have to downsize considerably and probably a probably end up eking out a living way he might not living in a way he might not like, think the like, because i think the consequences financially of what he's are going to be huge. he's done are going to be huge. jonathan, thank you. always a hteoeute.— jonathan, thank you. always a pleasure. look,— jonathan, thank you. always a pleasure. look, i'll talk to you ogoh— pleasure. look, i'll talk to you ogoh-goot- pleasure. look, i'll talk to you again-good man,- again soon. my good man, tohothoh— again soon. my good man, jonathan, charlotte, a jonathan, charlotte, there is a toteht—otoyl jonathan, charlotte, there is a. talent _okay. just talent manager right. okay. just gutetty— quickly, quickly, quickly, hetote— quickly, quickly, quickly, beforelgo_ quickly, quickly, quickly, before i go to - quickly, quickly, quickly, before go to the headlines, as before i go to the headlines, as hoet— before i go to the headlines, as

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oil but now it's your headlines wtth hethohy .— oil but now it's your headlines wtth hethohy. — oil but now it's your headlines with bethany . f with bethany. patrick thank you. here's the latest from the newsroom at 433. itv is in crisis talks following the scandal surrounding phillip schofield affair with a younger male colleague . the programme's male colleague. the programme's main sponsor , arnold clark, main sponsor, arnold clark, announced it won't renew its contract this autumn . and gb contract this autumn. and gb news understands it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue . phillip schofield has revenue. phillip schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic culture on this morning. in a statement released earlier, he said it's the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seem to have the loudest voice . meanwhile, gb loudest voice. meanwhile, gb news presenter and former itv this morning host eamonn holmes responded, saying schofield has put out a delusional statement like holly. he posted it on instagram stories. so if it goes wrong, there's no record. after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity . but

the liar any more publicity. but believe me, if you're looking for a fight, you've picked on the wrong person . seven men have the wrong person. seven men have been remanded in custody, charged with the attempted murder of detective chief inspector john caldwell in county. tyrone caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in omagh back in february. all seven men will appear before magistrates next month, two of them were also charged with being members of the ira and three with preparation of terrorist acts . police from the terrorist acts. police from the uk are to help authorities in nonh uk are to help authorities in north african countries break up people smuggling gangs. officers from the national crime agency will work with their counterparts to stem a predicted surge in migration. the italian government predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach europe via the mediterranean sea this summer. that's four times as many as last year. this summer. that's four times as many as last year . you can as many as last year. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gb news

.com. now it's back to . .com. now it's back to. patrick new research has shown - new research has shown that thon— . new research has shown that more than 30,000— new research has shown that more than 30,000 muggings went uheohet— more than 30,000 muggings went uheohet-.— more than 30,000 muggings went unsolved-. that's- more than 30,000 muggings went unsolved . that's 80 a unsolved last year. that's 80 a toy.— unsolved last year. that's 80 a toy. aho— unsolved last year. that's 80 a toy. who the— unsolved last year. that's 80 a day. and the authors of the research have— day. and the authors of the research have warned that their tththge— research have warned that their ththge ehow— research have warned that their findings show that muggings are etteethety— effectively being decriminalised. we've all effectively being— decriminalised. we've all seen eoheltheee— decriminalised. we've all seeni some .these-images decriminalised. we've all seen- some .these - images of some of these shocking images of euoehhohete— some of these shocking images of supermarkets america , haven't supermarkets in america, haven't we, supermarkets in america, haven't where peogte— supermarkets in america, haven't we, where people can go in willy httty— we, where people can go in willy httty ttoeh— we, where people can go in willy httty ttoeh the— we, where people can go in willy nilly trash the place, put whatever— nilly trash the place, put whatever they - nilly trash the place, put whatever they want bag whatever they want in their bag and whatever they want in their bag the tethe— whatever they want in their bag and teowe petty— whatever they want in their bag and leave petty crime. that's hot— and leave petty crime. that's hot that— and leave petty crime. that's hot that petty,— and leave petty crime. that's not that petty, petty crime in whethe— not that petty, petty crime in america appears— not that petty, petty crime in america appears to have just teen— america appears to have just been accepted— america appears to have just been accepted now. and ooootehtty— been accepted now. and apparently it's happening over here.— apparently it's happening over here. hoot— apparently it's happening over here. good luck— apparently it's happening over here. good luck walking down the etteet— here. good luck walking down the etteet wtth— here. good luck walking down the street with one— here. good luck walking down the street with one of— here. good luck walking down the street with one of these in your hohte. — street with one of these in your hohte. _oh— street with one of these in your hohte. _oh o- street with one of these in your hands.-on a bike- street with one of these in your hands. on a bike pulls hands. someone on a bike pulls up hands. someone on a bike pulls “p-y°“-_ hands. someone on a bike pulls uh-you. cott— hands. someone on a bike pulls uh-you. cut the- hands. someone on a bike pulls up you. call the police up next to you. call the police whtte— up next to you. call the police whtte uehg— up next to you. call the police while using somebody else's phone.— while using somebody else's phone. that— while using somebody else's phone. that probably gets htetet. — phone. that probably gets htetet. th— phone. that probably gets nicked. en route. then the nicked. en route. and then the hotte— nicked. en route. and then the hottee-to— nicked. en route. and then the police do anything about police don't do anything about it. presumably— police don't do anything about it. presumably will it. presumably the police will otohh— it. presumably the police will claim—because. it. presumably the police will. claim—because they claim that this is because they

ooh-t— claim that this is because they don't-manpower- claim that this is because they don't manpower power to don't have the manpower power to eohe— don't have the manpower power to eohe theee— don't have the manpower power to solve these muggings. but maybe if solve these muggings. but maybe tt—etohhet— solve these muggings. but maybe if stopped dedicating if our police stopped dedicating so if our police stopped dedicating eo many— if our police stopped dedicating so many officers— if our police stopped dedicating so many officers protect if our police stopped dedicating so manjust icers protect if our police stopped dedicating so manjust icers oil)rotect if our police stopped dedicating so manjust icers oil protesters eating, just stop oil protesters eho— eating, just stop oil protesters and apprehending people who ethhty— and apprehending people who empty-get— and apprehending people who simply-getlwork. simply want to get to work on the,— simply want to get to work on the then— simply want to get to work on time, then -would - simply want to get to work on time, then would find a lot time, then they would find a lot more crimes, get— time, then they would find a lot more crimes, get solved. to give his more crimes, get solved. to give hte ohhtoh— more crimes, get solved. to give hte ohhtoh oh— more crimes, get solved. to give his opinion on this— more crimes, get solved. to give his opinion on this story is hoteeeot— his opinion on this story is professor simon- his opinion on this story is professor simon harding, former senior investigating officer at the wet— senior investigating officer at the met police. _ senior investigating officer at the met police. look, thank you very— the met police. look, thank you very much.— the met police. look, thank you very much. great— the met police. look, thank you very much. great to have you on the— very much. great to have you on the ehow. — very much. great to have you on the ehow. so— very much. great to have you on the show. so am— very much. great to have you on the show. so am i— very much. great to have you on the show. so am i being unfair hetee— the show. so am i being unfair hetee .— the show. so am i being unfair hetee . meth— the show. so am i being unfair here? i mean, i— the show. so am i being unfair here? i mean, i look at this now the— here? i mean, i look at this now the .— here? i mean, i look at this now the . teet— here? i mean, i look at this now the . teet oe— here? i mean, i look at this now and i feel as though we're not eate— and i feel as though we're not eote oh— and i feel as though we're not eote oh the— and i feel as though we're not safe on the streets and i see geothe— safe on the streets and i see eohe-the— safe on the streets and i see police the macarena at police doing the macarena at htoe— police doing the macarena at pride—guarding. police doing the macarena at pride guarding just pride events and guarding just stoo— pride events and guarding just stop-eho— pride events and guarding just stop-tho ott— pride events and guarding just stop-and all of— pride events and guarding just stop and all of this stuff. stop oil and all of this stuff. wht— stop oil and all of this stuff. ahtlthhh— stop oil and all of this stuff. and |think, what— stop oil and all of this stuff. and think, what are you doing? and i think, what are you doing? i and i think, what are you doing? . thht— and i think, what are you doing? tthht-ohty— and i think, what are you doing? i think-only unfair— and i think, what are you doing? i think-only unfair is- and i think, what are you doing? i think-only unfair is call- i think the only unfair is call me professor, which i'm obviously not. i do think that i did obviously not. i do think that i we thht— obviously not. i do think that i did think that,— obviously not. i do think that i did think that, you— i do think that i did think that, you know, for e-oheyou— did think that, you know, for some _you-now. some reason you are how a hoteeeot. — some reason you are now a professor. ' "g gill professor. anyway, let's get back matter in hand. back to the matter in hand. simon go on, on. no yeah, simon go on, carry on. no yeah, i mean, it's. i mean,— simon go on, carry on. no yeah, i mean, it's. i mean, i- “0“ ctit “0“ chewy “0“ \t0 yeah, i mean, it's. i mean, i don't. tt-e— i mean, it's. i mean, i don't. he very— i mean, it's. i mean, i don't. it's very difficult— i mean, it's. i mean, i don't. it's very difficult to- it's very difficult to understand how long it takes to deal with certain things, such as robbery itself, as robbery, the robbery itself, the definition of robbery is slightly different. they the definition of robbery is sligspecificallyit. they the definition of robbery is sligspecifically talking they the definition of robbery is sligspecifically talking about

are specifically talking about robberies, talking robberies, you're talking about theft violence or theft theft with violence or theft with a weapon. so walking into a shop and stealing a number of items not going to be items is not going to be classified under that robbery heading general sort of theft and walking shoplifting, and walking in and shoplifting, as then, yeah, as they call it, then, yeah, there seems to be an upward trend in this kind of this kind of crime. and we're not really seeing a huge amount of response. people are having to get their own security guards for, for example, oil. so, you know, it's a very difficult situation for the police to be in, especially when you're talking about trust and confidence. but, you know, i've worked in robbery squads all over london, croydon, in over london, in croydon, in kingston, wimbledon, and in kingston, in wimbledon, and in central london. and, you know , central london. and, you know, sometimes when you when you do really and you solve really well and you solve a number of them and then the crime shrinks , they think crime level shrinks, they think that you can that that then you can take that group of people and put them into area. yeah. and of into another area. yeah. and of course, if you do that, then robberies then go up. so, so it depends where your resources. now the resources now where are the resources being in different things being placed in different things and, and perhaps this new

announcement mark rowley announcement by sir mark rowley around the, you know, the mental health is a direct result health policy is a direct result of that. we're not being able to the police aren't being able to solve all these because of the amount being amount of time they're being taken, things . taken, doing other things. yeah, absolutely. and again, taken, doing other things. - yeah, absolutely. and again, you know— yeah, absolutely. and again, you know .— yeah, absolutely. and again, you know , h— yeah, absolutely. and again, you know , th ttght— yeah, absolutely. and again, you know , in light-the— yeah, absolutely. and again, you know , in light the fact that know, in light of the fact that i know, in light of the fact that t oh — know, in light of the fact that t oh-ttyhg— know, in light of the fact that i am .tryinglraise- know, in light of the fact that i am trying raise money i am also trying to raise money for i am also trying to raise money totlhehtot— i am also trying to raise money forlmental health— i am also trying to raise money for mental health charity, for a mental health charity, i am — for a mental health charity, i am hhtet— for a mental health charity, i am minded to— for a mental health charity, i am minded to see both sides of the.— am minded to see both sides of this-legitimately- this. but i legitimately do heeouee— this. but i legitimately do because these because whenever you watch these oetee— because whenever you watch these eohethhee—hottee- sometimes wonderful police documentaries,— sometimes wonderful police documentaries, you realise the amount— documentaries, you realise the ohouhtlthhe— documentaries, you realise the amount-time that- documentaries, you realise the amount time that is taken up amount of time that is taken up teotthg—vety- dealing with people. very unfortunately— dealing with people. very unfortunately who are having tho— unfortunately who are having some kind of— unfortunately who are having some kind of mental breakdown, howhg— some kind of mental breakdown, having something— some kind of mental breakdown, having something now that's not teeth— having something now that's not teotty-hottee-e— having something now that's not really police's bread and really the police's bread and butter,— really the police's bread and hutteu hut— really the police's bread and butter, but unfortunately it appeare— butter, but unfortunately it oggeote to— butter, but unfortunately it oggeote to he— butter, but unfortunately it appears to be becoming their tweet— appears to be becoming their bread-butter.— appears to be becoming their bread-butter.-if- appears to be becoming their| bread-butter.-if.l bread and butter. now if all i woutt—thtel would say again about this hehtot—te- would say again about this. mental—is you've mental health thing is you've got-supplement- mental health thing is you've got supplement that some got to supplement that with some the— got to supplement that with some the ot— got to supplement that with some the ot whtt— got to supplement that with some kind of rapid response, mental heetth— kind of rapid response, mental heetth-heeh- kind of rapid response, mental health.-been over. health. but we've been over that.— health. but we've been over that-hotte- health. but we've been over that.-police are- health. but we've been over that. police are wasting that. if the police are wasting eohethhg— that. if the police are wasting something-11,000- that. if the police are wasting something 11,000 police something like 11,000 police ehttte— something like 11,000 police ehttte every— something like 11,000 police shifts every couple of months teotthg— shifts every couple of months teotthg wtth— shifts every couple of months dealing with just— shifts every couple of months dealing with just stop oil for exempte— dealing with just stop oil for exohhte te— dealing with just stop oil for example, is that— dealing with just stop oil for example, is that not really part of example, is that not really part ot the— example, is that not really part of the problem _ example, is that not really part of the problem here, that you are more likely— of the problem here, that you are more likely to see a police

other— are more likely to see a police officer behind— are more likely to see a police officer behind a— are more likely to see a police officer behind a slow walking group— officer behind a slow walking group ot— officer behind a slow walking group ot orhge— officer behind a slow walking group of orange clad than you are group of orange clad than you ot— group of orange clad than you ot the— group of orange clad than you are at the scene— group of orange clad than you are at the scene of an old lady who-e— are at the scene of an old lady who-e tuet— are at the scene of an old lady who-e tuet hot— are at the scene of an old lady who's just had her— are at the scene of an old lady who's just had her handbag phehete— who's just had her handbag pinched? yeah,— who's just had her handbag pinched? yeah, i mean , the pinched? yeah, i mean, the disproportionality around that eeerheto— disproportionality around that to he— disproportionality around that seems to be even those who are in seems to be even those who are he the— seems to be even those who are he the pottee— seems to be even those who are in the police and— seems to be even those who are in the police and those who are out ot— in the police and those who are out ot the— in the police and those who are out of the police— in the police and those who are out of the police now can't gutte— out of the police now can't quite understand why why it's hehg— quite understand why why it's hehg .— quite understand why why it's hehg , you— quite understand why why it's being , you know, the obstruction being, you know, the obstruction of being, you know, the obstruction ot o— being, you know, the obstruction ot o ot— being, you know, the obstruction ot o ot o— being, you know, the obstruction of a of a highway— being, you know, the obstruction of a of a highway is was still an of a of a highway is was still on ottehee. — of a of a highway is was still an offence. you— of a of a highway is was still an offence. /tit rit“t: of a of a highway is was still an offence. /tit. rit“t: . an offence. you know, and it should still be dealt with as that. um, but the sort of the essence behind the mental health part of it is , is just one of part of it is, is just one of those things. now it's probably one policy you're seeing change might, you might see other policies coming in where the police used in other policies coming in where the policeof used in other policies coming in where the policeof society used in other policies coming in where the policeof society where in other policies coming in where the policeof society where perhaps parts of society where perhaps they shouldn't be. but i think with the mental health, one, you know, there's a lot of a lot of people have been talking about it this morning, especially around, from mind and around, you know, from mind and people like that. and quite rightly, know, slightly rightly, you know, slightly concerned the changeover rightly, you know, slightly corquick.i the changeover rightly, you know, slightly corquick.i know, :hangeover rightly, you know, slightly corquick.i know, the geover rightly, you know, slightly corquick.i know, the 1styver rightly, you know, slightly corquick.i know, the 1st ofr so quick. you know, the 1st of september. but of course, you know, someone's got to make a decision that officer to decision for that officer not to

go certain crisis. and then go to a certain crisis. and then that person will be held to account i it account for that. so i think it will be just those things where transportation mental health transportation to mental health units by somebody units could be done by somebody else with a mental else sitting with a mental health who has mental health person who has mental health person who has mental health in an establishment when it doesn't have to be police it doesn't have to be a police officer. those will be the slight changes to see slight changes you'll to see just back gently just steer us back gently towards the mugging side of it. if that's okay though, because i keep— if that's okay though, because i keep-keep— if that's okay though, because i keep-keep eeehg- if that's okay though, because i keep keep seeing videos keep seeing i keep seeing videos on keep seeing i keep seeing videos oh-rheth— keep seeing i keep seeing videos oh-rheth to— keep seeing i keep seeing videos on-media to of— keep seeing i keep seeing videos on media to of scrawny on social media to of scrawny toothg— on social media to of scrawny toothg pottee— on social media to of scrawny looking police officers who who trophy— looking police officers who who trohtty tuet— looking police officers who who frankly just look— looking police officers who who frankly just look a— looking police officers who who frankly just look a bit vacant. tttght. — frankly just look a bit vacant. tttght. wht— frankly just look a bit vacant. right. and someone committing a ortrhe— right. and someone committing a eht— right. and someone committing a the the— right. and someone committing a crime and the police almost oetthg— crime and the police almost oethg them— crime and the police almost asking them to— crime and the police almost asking them to stop or trying to apprehend— asking them to stop or trying to apprehend them— asking them to stop or trying to apprehend them and then getting ehowet— apprehend them and then getting ehowet ott— apprehend them and then getting shoved off and— apprehend them and then getting shoved off and you always see the ee— shoved off and you always see the same caption— shoved off and you always see the same caption with it. our pottee— the same caption with it. our pottee re— the same caption with it. our pottee o— the same caption with it. our police are a joke.— the same caption with it. our police are a joke. i mean , are police are a joke. i mean, are they— police are a joke. i mean, are they e — police are a joke. i mean, are theye ho.— police are a joke. i mean, are theye ho. t— police are a joke. i mean, are they ? no, i don't- police are a joke. i mean, are they ? \ti.t t:tit“ . police are a joke. i mean, are they ? \t0 t:ti.t“ . they? no, i don't think so. i mean, i think i think a lot of them are terrified to do the wrong thing. now, you know, there's such a the scrutiny on there's such a the scrutiny on the police is so much and it's not just from the members of the public. quite rightly, there

public. and quite rightly, there should scrutiny you know, should be scrutiny on, you know, policing consent. but i think policing by consent. but i think also the biggest is that also the biggest issue is that they're looked at. so they're being looked at. so strongly own, strongly within their own, uh, rank file and i'm sometimes rank and file and i'm sometimes a little bit afraid to, to take that step. as long as you that step. and as long as you justify do, you know, justify what you do, you know, if be stepping in, if they should be stepping in, in situations where they in certain situations where they don't in. lot of us don't step in. and a lot of us see that a lot of people , you see that a lot of people, you know, police officers will look at that and go, why isn't that officer should at that and go, why isn't that off doing? should at that and go, why isn't that off doing? and should at that and go, why isn't that off doing? and i should at that and go, why isn't that off doing? and i think, should at that and go, why isn't that off doing? and i think, youtuld at that and go, why isn't that off doing? and i think, you know, be doing? and i think, you know, it's it could be training. you know, training has all gone from the met in terms of like regional and monthly regional training and monthly training it's just training and all that. it's just now learning on job. now learning on the job. people coming entry. so a lot coming in direct entry. so a lot of people are learning very, very quickly on the job straight away than, know, very quickly on the job straight away helped 1an, know, very quickly on the job straight away helped and know, very quickly on the job straight away helped and mentored as being helped and mentored as much the people like much as possibly the people like myself others, you know, myself was or others, you know, who in the last 30 who have been in the last 30 years. okay, look, thank you very.— years. okay, look, thank you very. very— years. okay, look, thank you very. very much.— gift? okay, look, thank you very, very much. let's simon, hot—herring- very, very much. let's simon, hot—horthg. t- very, very much. let's simon,l not_ harding, i must not a professor harding, i must ott— not a professor harding, i must oto-former— not a professor harding, i must add-former senior- add, a former senior investigating add, a former senior. investigating-at add, a former senior- investigating-at the met investigating officer at the met eohe.— investigating officer at the met eohe-to— investigating officer at the met hottee-to you— investigating officer at the met police. do you feel? i've police. how do you feel? i've tuet— police. how do you feel? i've tuet-erhott— police. how do you feel? i've tuet-erhott h- police. how do you feel? i've just-email in here. police. how do you feel? i've just email in here from just had an email in here from john—generat- just had an email in here from- john_general manager. john when i was general manager. i'm

john when i was general manager. t-rh .gohg— john when i was general manager. t-rh-gohg to— john when i was general manager. i'm-going to wheel- i'm just going to wheel my toptop— i'm just going to wheel my toptop — i'm just going to wheel my laptop over. apologies. when i generat— laptop over. apologies. when i was general-of- laptop over. apologies. when i was general-of a- laptop over. apologies. when i was general of a large was general manager of a large diy was general manager of a large uh etore— was general manager of a large uh etoe our— was general manager of a large diy store, our store— was general manager of a large diy store, our store detectives regutorty— diy store, our store detectives regularly apprehended diy store, our store detectives regularly a at 'ehended diy store, our store detectives regularly a at 'ehend with shoplifters at times with huhtrete— shoplifters at times with. hundreds-worth hundreds of pounds worth of etoteh— hundreds of pounds worth of etoteh-hht- hundreds of pounds worth ofi stolen _and -when hundreds of pounds worth of- stolen _and -when the stolen goods. and then when the pore— stolen goods. and then when the pottee — stolen goods. and then when the police were called,— stolen goods. and then when the police were called, took police were called, it took houre— police were called, it took hours-officer- police were called, it took hours-officer to - police were called, it took hours officer to attend. hours for an officer to attend. when— hours for an officer to attend. when-ht.— hours for an officer to attend. when-did, they- hours for an officer to attend. when did, they generally when they did, they generally tootet—we-t- looked peeved, like we'd hotheret— looked peeved, like we'di bothered _john, bothered them. and john, i euepeet— bothered them. and john, i suspect this— bothered them. and john, i suspect this is— bothered them. and john, i suspect this is all too suspect this is an all too common thing- suspect this is an all too common thing , especially in common thing, especially in ttght— common thing, especially in ttght ot— common thing, especially in ttght ot the— common thing, especially in light of the that 80 light of the fact that 80 rhugghge— light of the fact that 80 muggings seem to go muggings a day seem to go unattended— muggings a day seem to go unattended to— muggings a day seem to go unattended to .— muggings a day seem to go unattended to . i mean, you want unattended to. i mean, you want to know.— unattended to. i mean, you want to know. ooh-t— unattended to. i mean, you want to know, don't you?— unattended to. i mean, you want to know, don't you? you want to know— to know, don't you? you want to know that— to know, don't you? you want to know that tt— to know, don't you? you want to know that if you _ to know, don't you? you want to know that if you go— to know, don't you? you want to know that if you go out on the etreet— know that if you go out on the etreet oht — know that if you go out on the street and your— know that if you go out on the street and your phone is nicked or-wottet— street and your phone is nicked or-wottet te— street and your phone is nicked or-wallet is nicked- or your wallet is nicked or whatever.— or your wallet is nicked or whatever, _why - or your wallet is nicked or whatever, why especially whatever, this is why especially etterty— whatever, this is why especially etterty peopte— whatever, this is why especially elderly people want to go elderly people don't want to go outette— elderly people don't want to go outette ot— elderly people don't want to go outside at night— elderly people don't want to go outside at night in towns heeouee— outside at night in towns because they— outside at night in towns because they do not feel so eote. — because they do not feel so eote. t— because they do not feel so eote. t know— because they do not feel so safe. i know that- because they do not feel so safe. i know that we need more pottee— safe. i know that we need more police officers,— safe. i know that we need more police officers, but— safe. i know that we need more police officers, but we also howe— police officers, but we also have to— police officers, but we also have to uee— police officers, but we also have to use them more effectively. _ have to use them more effectively. don't we? those are my wewe— effectively. don't we? those are my ot— effectively. don't we? those are my views, of course— effectively. don't we? those are my views, of course . i've got my views, of course. i've got a tot— my views, of course. i've got a tot ore— my views, of course. i've got a tot eorhhg— my views, of course. i've got a lot more coming your way. but i tuet— lot more coming your way. but i tuet wont— lot more coming your way. but i tuet wont to— lot more coming your way. but i tuet wont to eoy— lot more coming your way. but i just want to say i— lot more coming your way. but i just want to say i have got. i hettewe— just want to say i have got. i believe. have— just want to say i have got. i believe. have i?— just want to say i have got. i believe. have i? yeah yeah. hreothg— believe. have i? yeah yeah. breaking news,— believe. have i? yeah yeah. breaking news, ladies and gehtterheh— breaking news, ladies and gentlemen, we— breaking news, ladies and gentlemen, we have raised you howe— gentlemen, we have raised you have roteet— gentlemen, we have raised you have raised wonderful people for ttoeoo— have raised wonderful people for tseooo tor— have raised wonderful people for £50,000 for the _ have raised wonderful people for

£50,000 for the mental health ehortty— £50,000 for the mental health ehortty wht— £50,000 for the mental health ehortty who .— £50,000 for the mental health charity mind . get— £50,000 for the mental health charity mind . get in. £50,000 for the mental health charity mind. get in. i'll be pertorrhhg— charity mind. get in. i'll be performing on— charity mind. get in. i'll be performing on stage with the dream — performing on stage with the dream hoye— performing on stage with the dream boys who _ performing on stage with the dream boys who are a group of hote— dream boys who are a group of route etrtppere— dream boys who are a group of male strippers. i— dream boys who are a group of male strippers. i am doing it to rotee— male strippers. i am doing it to honey— male strippers. i am doing it to raise money for— male strippers. i am doing it to raise money for mental raise money for the mental heotth— raise money for the mental health-mind.- raise money for the mental health mind. we need to raise money for the mental healtsome mind. we need to raise money for the mental healtsome lives. nd. we need to raise money for the mental healt some lives. too we need to raise money for the mental healtsome lives. too manyed to raise money for the mental healtsome lives. too many people save some lives. too many people every— save some lives. too many people every ehgte— save some lives. too many people every ehgte toy— save some lives. too many people every single day are— save some lives. too many people every single day are taking ther— every single day are taking thetr ow— every single day are taking their own lives.— every single day are taking their own lives. too many people are their own lives. too many people ore—wtth- are suffering in silence with rhehtot— are suffering in silence with mental health— are suffering in silence with mental health in are suffering in silence with. mental health-in this mental health problems in this country.— mental health problems in this country. they— mental health problems in this country. they cannot, in some cases,.some cases,- country. they cannot, in some cases, some cases, they cases, in some cases, they etruggte— cases, in some cases, they. etruggte—hhs. cases, in some cases, they- struggle_nhs. and struggle to access the nhs. and this struggle to access the nhs. and thtelwhere— struggle to access the nhs. and this-where groups— struggle to access the nhs. and this where groups like mind this is where groups like mind come-suicide— this is where groups like mind come .suicide is— this is where groups like mind come suicide is single come in. suicide is the single htggeet— come in. suicide is the single htggeet-rheh- come in. suicide is the single biggest men under the biggest killer of men under the age ot— biggest killer of men under the age ot ho.— biggest killer of men under the age ot he. eht— biggest killer of men under the age of 40, and that is absolute ehoethg. — age of 40, and that is absolute ehoethg. okay.— age of 40, and that is absolute shocking. okay. i— age of 40, and that is absolute shocking. okay. i will be getthg— shocking. okay. i will be getting my— shocking. okay. i will be getting my kit off on stage in hrorhtey— getting my kit off on stage in hrorhtey h— getting my kit off on stage in bromley in kent— getting my kit off on stage in bromley in kent. getting my kit off on stage in bromley in kent . on the 28th of bromley in kent. on the 28th of june— bromley in kent. on the 28th of tune eht— bromley in kent. on the 28th of tune the o— bromley in kent. on the 28th of june and a little— bromley in kent. on the 28th of june and a little bit later on the— june and a little bit later on thte hour.— june and a little bit later on this hour, i'm— june and a little bit later on this hour, i'm going to be reintroducing— this hour, i'm going to be reintroducing you to an old trteht— reintroducing you to an old trteht ot— reintroducing you to an old friend of ours,— reintroducing you to an old friend of ours, known politely as friend of ours, known politely oe tot— friend of ours, known politely as fat patrick— friend of ours, known politely as fat patrick christys, who wetghet— as fat patrick christys, who wetghet h— as fat patrick christys, who weighed in at— as fat patrick christys, who weighed in at a— as fat patrick christys, who weighed in at a fighting weight of weighed in at a fighting weight ot—hot— weighed in at a fighting weight ot—hot eo- weighed in at a fighting weight of_not so many. of 15 stone, £8, not so many rhohthe— of 15 stone, £8, not so many rhohthe ego.— of 15 stone, £8, not so many months ago. i'm— of 15 stone, £8, not so many months ago. i'm doing my best to try to— months ago. i'm doing my best to try to get— months ago. i'm doing my best to try to get h— months ago. i'm doing my best to try to get th ehope— months ago. i'm doing my best to try to get in shape. thank you. thank— try to get in shape. thank you. thank you.— try to get in shape. thank you. thank you. thank— try to get in shape. thank you. thank you. thank you, everybody who— thank you. thank you, everybody who hoe— thank you. thank you, everybody who has raised— thank you. thank you, everybody who has raised 50,000 thousand pouhte— who has raised 50,000 thousand pouhte tor— who has raised 50,000 thousand pounds for mind. _ who has raised 50,000 thousand pounds for mind. let's save some

thee— pounds for mind. let's save some thee .— pounds for mind. let's save some thee . tottee— pounds for mind. let's save some lives , ladies and— pounds for mind. let's save some lives , ladies and gentlemen. so lives, ladies and gentlemen. so thank— lives, ladies and gentlemen. so thank you.— lives, ladies and gentlemen. so thank you. thank— lives, ladies and gentlemen. so thank you. thank you. thank you. ttght. — thank you. thank you. thank you. ttght. okay.— thank you. thank you. thank you. ttght. otoy. vou— thank you. thank you. thank you. right. okay. you can keep fundraising,— right. okay. you can keep fundraising, though justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge chrtette-e.— justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge chrtette-e. t— justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's. i think— justgiving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's. i think we can make it christie's. i think we can make tt to— christie's. i think we can make tt to toe — christie's. i think we can make tt to toe er— christie's. i think we can make it to 60. or am— christie's. i think we can make it to 60. or am i— christie's. i think we can make it to 60. or am i being too greetye— it to 60. or am i being too greetye hut— it to 60. or am i being too greedy? but moving on. moving on. greedy? but moving on. moving sorry.— greedy? but moving on. moving sorry-got— greedy? but moving on. moving on. sorry, got some news. on. sorry, i've got some news. hott— on. sorry, i've got some news. dodi-braverman- on. sorry, i've got some news.- dodi-braverman-that dodi suella braverman says that seb dodi suella braverman says that set eohe— dodi suella braverman says that seb gorka starmer_ dodi suella braverman says that seb gorka starmer is in bed with just seb gorka starmer is in bed with tuet ott— seb gorka starmer is in bed with ruet ott otte— seb gorka starmer is in bed with just off oils donors. _ seb gorka starmer is in bed with just off oils donors. hopefully not just off oils donors. hopefully hot-.— just off oils donors. hopefully hot-. that-e- just off oils donors. hopefully not . that's another. not literally. that's another. he— not literally. that's another. it's-scandal- not literally. that's another. it's - scandal-the i not literally. that's another.- it's-scandallthe mix, it's another scandal in the mix, ten-t— it's another scandal in the mix, teh-t rte— it's another scandal in the mix, teh-t tte tt— it's another scandal in the mix, teh-t tte tt you— it's another scandal in the mix, isn't it? if you vote— it's another scandal in the mix, isn't it? if you vote labour, do you— isn't it? if you vote labour, do you tuet— isn't it? if you vote labour, do you ruet get— isn't it? if you vote labour, do you ruet get eeo— isn't it? if you vote labour, do you just get eco activists? i'm pathet— you just get eco activists? i'm patrick christie's— you just get eco activists? i'm patrick christie's gb news, patrick christie's on gb news, hrttoh-e— patrick christie's on gb news, hrttoh-e-.—

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blindingly obvious. so we'll be tottthg-ot— blindingly obvious. so we'll be talking-of-butl talking about all of that. but suetto— talking about all of that. but suella braverman has accused sir keir suella braverman has accused sir hetr starmer— suella braverman has accused sir keir starmer of— suella braverman has accused sir keir starmer of being in bed wtth—whtehl keir starmer of being in bed with _which isi with just stop oil, which is an trhoge— with just stop oil, which is an thoge .— with just stop oil, which is an thoge . ten-t— with just stop oil, which is an image , isn't it?— with just stop oil, which is an image , isn't it? the least. image, isn't it? say the least. the— image, isn't it? say the least. the tohour— image, isn't it? say the least. the labour party— image, isn't it? say the least. the labour party has received the— the labour party has received the rhttttoh— the labour party has received £1.5 million from _ the labour party has received £1.5 million from businessman hote— £1.5 million from businessman oete whee.— £1.5 million from businessman dale vince, who— £1.5 million from businessman dale vince, who has backed the proteet— dale vince, who has backed the proteet group.— dale vince, who has backed the proteet group. tt— dale vince, who has backed the protest group. it was reported yeetertoy— protest group. it was reported yeetertoy thet— protest group. it was reported yesterday that new north sea oil and yesterday that new north sea oil the goe— yesterday that new north sea oil and gas developments will be hooked— and gas developments will be blocked under— and gas developments will be blocked under a— and gas developments will be blocked under a labour government.- blocked under a labour government. let this sink in. het— government. let this sink in. ruet etop— government. let this sink in. ruet etop ott— government. let this sink in. just stop oil holding people up in just stop oil holding people up he the— just stop oil holding people up in the streets. _ just stop oil holding people up in the streets. criminal damage you— in the streets. criminal damage . you ht.— in the streets. criminal damage , you name it. what do they wohte — , you name it. what do they wohte they— , you name it. what do they want? they want- , you name it. what do they want? they want no - , you name it. what do they want? l , you name it. what do they- want? they want no new oil and gas. labour party takes want? l rit“t: 339 labour party takes one and gas. labour party takes one and a gas. labour party takes one and o ht.— gas. labour party takes one and port. httttoh— gas. labour party takes one and a bit. million quid— 339 labour party takes one and a bit. million quid from just stop— a bit. million quid from just stop ort— a bit. million quid from just stop oh eht— a bit. million quid from just stop oil and enacts that policy. here— stop oil and enacts that policy. here to— stop oil and enacts that policy. here to discuss— stop oil and enacts that policy. here to discuss this now is tohour— here to discuss this now is tohour ht— here to discuss this now is labour mp barry gardiner. barry, thoht— labour mp barry gardiner. barry, thank you.— labour mp barry gardiner. barry, thank you. to— labour mp barry gardiner. barry, thank you. to great have you on the ehow— thank you. to great have you on the ehow .— thank you. to great have you on the ehow . so— thank you. to great have you on the show . so if— thank you. to great have you on the show . so if you— thank you. to great have you on the show . so if you vote labour the show. so if you vote labour eyou— the show. so if you vote labour . you get— the show. so if you vote labour . you get wet— the show. so if you vote labour ryou get just stop— the show. so if you vote labour , you get just stop oil \ti.t the show. so if you vote labour , you get just stop oil htit , you get just stop oil no, not at ott— , you get just stop oil no, not at ttt. tt— , you get just stop oil no, not at ttt. tt you— , you get just stop oil no, not at all. if you vote labour, what you get is energy security, because the point is this if you read what the internal national energy agency has said in its latest report about achieving

net zero, then they have said that we must stop developing new oil fields. we have to stop drilling for new oil now , we drilling for new oil now, we have still reserves in the north sea and of course, most of that is not sold into britain. it doesn't provide us with energy security. it's actually sold on the internet , oil markets. it the internet, oil markets. it goes elsewhere for. so it's not actually a way of maintaining, you just keep it secure. britain. but then barry preeteety— britain. but then barry precisely what a transit mission to wean— precisely what a transit mission to chop energy— precisely what a transit mission to clean energy would do . e to clean energy would do. it ghee— to clean energy would do. it ghee ue— to clean energy would do. it ghee up the— to clean energy would do. it gives us the security- to clean energy would do. it gives us the security of generating our own actually much cheaper energy if you look at the way in which onshore is much , much cheaper now than any other form of energy. one thing i'm other form of energy. one thing t-rh theee— other form of energy. one thing t-rh orhoet ot— other form of energy. one thing i'm amazed at, barry,- ti;“ti”tiwt one thing i'm amazed at, barry, one thing th— i'm amazed at, barry, one thing t-rh theee— i'm amazed at, barry, one thing t-rh orhoet ot— i'm amazed at, barry, one thing i'm amazed at is— i'm amazed at, barry, one thing i'm amazed at is that the labour party— i'm amazed at is that the labour party etree— i'm amazed at is that the labour party cares more— i'm amazed at is that the labour party cares more about donations and party cares more about donations the the— party cares more about donations the the wewe— party cares more about donations and the views of— party cares more about donations and the views of just stop oil thon— and the views of just stop oil thoh tt— and the views of just stop oil thoh tt eoee— and the views of just stop oil than it does from _ and the views of just stop oil than it does from one of your htggeet— than it does from one of your biggest donors— than it does from one of your biggest donors ,_ than it does from one of your biggest donors , the gmb union,

biggest donors, the gmb union, who— biggest donors, the gmb union, who howe— biggest donors, the gmb union, who have come— biggest donors, the gmb union, who have come out and said that you ehoutt— who have come out and said that you ehoutt hot— who have come out and said that you should not do— who have come out and said that you should not do this. so why hoe— you should not do this. so why he tohour— you should not do this. so why has labour sold— you should not do this. so why has labour sold its workers down the her— has labour sold its workers down the h— has labour sold its workers down the river in order— has labour sold its workers down the river in order to— has labour sold its workers down the river in order to appease tttote— the river in order to appease some idiots in— the river in order to appease some idiots in orange vests ? some idiots in orange vests? wett— some idiots in orange vests? well, patrick,— some idiots in orange vests? well, patrick, that's- some idiots in orange vests? well, patrick, that's not- some idiots in orange vests? well, patrick, that's not the case at all. it is the case and you you will understand that. what what? keir starmer and the labour party is talking about is talking about a just transition creating the new jobs. you don't want to lock workers into the old dinosaur jobs that are in old dinosaurjobs that are in the fossil fuel industry . what the fossil fuel industry. what you want to be doing is creating new jobs for them to go into and making sure that they're getting the training to do that. now, you know, you're showing a whole load of just stop oil protesters there. you know , equally, what there. you know, equally, what you have to understand hand is that all the signs , all the that all the signs, all the international energy agency, which is the most respected economist in the world on these

matters , is saying that what the matters, is saying that what the labour party is proposing is the right thing to do , not just right thing to do, not just right thing to do, not just right morally , but right right morally, but right economically. and being right morally. barry because the trohetttoh— morally. barry because the transition to— morally. barry because the transition to clean- barry because the transition to clean energy is the— transition to clean energy is the ohty— transition to clean energy is the ohty why— transition to clean energy is the only way of— transition to clean energy is the only way of ensuring, tottthg— the only way of ensuring, tottthg ot— the only way of ensuring, talking of being right morally. harry— talking of being right morally. harry whtt— talking of being right morally. harry what .— talking of being right morally. barry what , what— talking of being right morally. barry what , what the- talking of being right morally. barry what, what the labour party, what, what i think the labour party is showing here is that if you partake in massive civil unrest, civil disobedience , criminal damage, stop people getting to hospital appointments, throw a little bit of whatever it is over the chelsea flower show or a snooker table. the labour party will give you what you want. why have you given into people who are breaking the law? barry patrick this is this is just complete nonsense. i'm sorry. you've just stopped oil. you've done it . stopped oil. you've done it. you've given it to them . what? you've given it to them. what? what you're saying— you've given it to them. what? what you're saying ?- /ri.. g e what? what you're saying ? look, i've what you're saying? look, i've teen— what you're saying? look, i've been oh— what you're saying? look, i've been on, on, on— what you're saying? look, i've been on, on, on the media saying that— been on, on, on the media saying that t— been on, on, on the media saying that t thht— been on, on, on the media saying that i think just— been on, on, on the media saying that i think just stop oil is counterproductive live and i apptaut—

counterproductive live and i apptaut the— counterproductive live and i applaud the fact that people are concerned about— applaud the fact that people are concerned about the climate. of t— concerned about the climate. of t to.— concerned about the climate. of course i do. but— concerned about the climate. of course i do. but i— concerned about the climate. of course i do. but i think it's eorhptetety— course i do. but i think it's completely counterproductive. but completely counterproductive. hut tt-e— completely counterproductive. hut tt-e hot— completely counterproductive. but it's not because you've done it but it's not because you've done tt aetuatty— but it's not because you've done it actually alienate.— but it's not because you've done it actually alienate. if you. tet— it actually alienate. if you. tet rhe— it actually alienate. if you. let me finish— it actually alienate. if you. let me finish that actually attehate— let me finish that actually alienate the— let me finish that actually alienate the public from the that— alienate the public from the cause that you— alienate the public from the cause that you want them to uhteretaht.— cause that you want them to understand. so— cause that you want them to understand. so i— cause that you want them to understand. so i don't agree wtth— understand. so i don't agree wtth the— understand. so i don't agree with the ways— understand. so i don't agree with the ways in— understand. so i don't agree with the ways in which just stop oil, with the ways in which just stop or, go — with the ways in which just stop oh. go about— with the ways in which just stop oil, go about it.— with the ways in which just stop oil, go about it. it's got hothhg— oil, go about it. it's got hothhg to— oil, go about it. it's got nothing to do- oil, go about it. it's got nothing to do with that. this is about— nothing to do with that. this is about the— nothing to do with that. this is about the economics. why should it about the economics. why should tt he— about the economics. why should tt he that— about the economics. why should tt he that the— about the economics. why should it be that the british public that— it be that the british public that you— it be that the british public that you aha— it be that the british public that you and me, patrick taxpayere— that you and me, patrick taxpayers are _ that you and me, patrick taxpayers are actually the peopte— taxpayers are actually the peopte who— taxpayers are actually the people who will bear the entire eoet— people who will bear the entire eoet ot— people who will bear the entire eoet ot the— people who will bear the entire cost of the research and development- cost of the research and development of the cambo field that— development of the cambo field that te— development of the cambo field that he gohg— development of the cambo field that he gohg to— development of the cambo field that is going to that's got tteeheet— that is going to that's got licenced for— that is going to that's got licenced for the north sea and that-e— licenced for the north sea and that's because— licenced for the north sea and that's because the chancellor hae— that's because the chancellor has introduced— that's because the chancellor has introduced a— that's because the chancellor has introduced a tax regime, whteh— has introduced a tax regime, whteh rheahe— has introduced a tax regime, which means that you and i, as taxpayere— which means that you and i, as taxpayere payere— which means that you and i, as taxpayers payers, pay them in taxpayers payers, pay them in tax dividends.— taxpayers payers, pay them in tax dividends. okay, but you cannot— tax dividends. okay, but you cannot eay— tax dividends. okay, but you cannot say, barry , you cannot cannot say, barry, you cannot say— cannot say, barry, you cannot eay — cannot say, barry, you cannot eay thre— cannot say, barry, you cannot say so. this is— cannot say, barry, you cannot say so. this is not- cannot say, barry, you cannot say so. “ f this say so. this is not cheap. this is understand— say so. this is not cheap. this is understand that— say so. this is not cheap. this is understand that this- say so. “ f this is understand that this is not eorhethhg— is understand that this is not something that— is understand that this is not something that is going to help our economy. it's—

something that is going to help our economy. it's actually tatthg— our economy. it's actually tathg ore— our economy. it's actually taking more money out of out of the pockete— taking more money out of out of the poetete ot— taking more money out of out of the pockets of british taxpayere. — the pockets of british taxpayers. all right. i understand.- taxpayers. all right. i understand. but- taxpayers. all right. i understand. but when i flick a switch, lights come and switch, the lights come on. and when want to go put when i want to go and put something car or do something in my car or do whatever or we need basic work's done actually happens. and done that actually happens. and barry, being barry, if you're being completely honest, as of completely honest, you as of today guarantee the today cannot 100% guarantee the electorate that if we electorate can you. that if we stop new oil and gas and stop all new oil and gas and implement clean energy that it will definitely work because we haven't got it all yet, have we? no, sorry , patrick. you're just no, sorry, patrick. you're just wohg— no, sorry, patrick. you're just wohg th— no, sorry, patrick. you're just wrong, i'm afraid— no, sorry, patrick. you're just wrong, i'm afraid . okay. if you wrong, i'm afraid. okay. if you toot— wrong, i'm afraid. okay. if you toot at— wrong, i'm afraid. okay. if you toot at the— wrong, i'm afraid. okay. if you look at the if— wrong, i'm afraid. okay. if you look at the if you— wrong, i'm afraid. okay. if you look at the if you look at the thporte— look at the if you look at the thporte ot— look at the if you look at the imports of energy that this country— imports of energy that this country needs,— imports of energy that this country needs, we can maintain an we can maintain supplies . we an we can maintain supplies. we ooh-t— an we can maintain supplies. we that have— an we can maintain supplies. we that have to— an we can maintain supplies. we don't have to have— an we can maintain supplies. we don't have to have new oil trtttet— don't have to have new oil drilled for— don't have to have new oil drilled for not— don't have to have new oil drilled for not new gas drilled for. drilled for not new gas drilled tor. we— drilled for not new gas drilled tor. we have— drilled for not new gas drilled for. we have already got euppttee— for. we have already got supplies that— for. we have already got supplies that are 4 billion harrete— supplies that are 4 billion harrete h— supplies that are 4 billion barrels in the— supplies that are 4 billion barrels in the pipeline . and not barrels in the pipeline. and not ohty— barrels in the pipeline. and not ohty that.— barrels in the pipeline. and not only that, we're— barrels in the pipeline. and not only that, we're interconnected . were— only that, we're interconnected . we're interconnected with eteetrtetty— . we're interconnected with electricity, with _ . we're interconnected with electricity, with the continent, aha— electricity, with the continent, and we're interconnected with gas,— and we're interconnected with gae whteh— and we're interconnected with gae. whteh te— and we're interconnected with gas, which is actually cleaner gas— gas, which is actually cleaner gae than— gas, which is actually cleaner gae than we— gas, which is actually cleaner gas than we can— gas, which is actually cleaner gas than we can produce coming trom— gas than we can produce coming trorh norway.— gas than we can produce coming trorh horway. so— gas than we can produce coming from norway. so actually, we can

be from norway. so actually, we can he eeahert — from norway. so actually, we can he eeahert we— from norway. so actually, we can be cleaner. we can— from norway. so actually, we can be cleaner. we can be cheaper , be cleaner. we can be cheaper, aha— be cleaner. we can be cheaper, and we— be cleaner. we can be cheaper, and we can move,— be cleaner. we can be cheaper, and we can move, transition jobs hto— and we can move, transition jobs hto the— and we can move, transition jobs hto the ew— and we can move, transition jobs into the new economy if we do each— into the new economy if we do exaetty what— into the new economy if we do exactly what the _ into the new economy if we do exactly what the labour party is propoehg. — exactly what the labour party is propoehg. harry.— exactly what the labour party is proposing. barry, thank you. i do proposing. barry, thank you. i to atwaye— proposing. barry, thank you. i to atwaye err-oy— proposing. barry, thank you. i do always enjoy a— proposing. barry, thank you. i do always enjoy a back- proposing. barry, thank you. do always enjoy a back and forth. great to have you on the show. barry gardiner there, labour mp right. okay. the government is stepping up its bid solve migrant crisis. bid to solve the migrant crisis. immigration minister robert jenrick travelling to jenrick is travelling to algeria, italy and algeria, tunisia, italy and france to 400,000 france this week. up to 400,000 migrants seek to travel migrants will seek to travel through potentially through europe and potentially into this summer. i'm into britain. this summer. i'm patrick christys on gb news, britain's news .

channel good evening. it's 5 pm. it's patrick christys on gb news and it's a very, very action packed houn it's a very, very action packed hour. how many illegal immigrants are in the uk and what if anything, are we really doing to deport them? these are all questions i want answering and i will be doing so in just a few minutes time. phillip schofield what's the latest? moore schofield drama? are there schofield what's the latest? moore revelations drama? are there schofield what's the latest? moore revelations on ma? are there schofield what's the latest? moore revelations on the are there schofield what's the latest? moore revelations on the way? here more revelations on the way? i want to know who, who knew what, when and what is the line between mentally eyeing and grooming in other news, we're also going to be talking about this calls to arm a trans kids. yes, that's right. in my view, this is the trans mafia and they are out to silence women . i'm are out to silence women. i'm also going to be talking, of course , about this story as well

course, about this story as well . so thank you to everybody who has raised £53,000 for the mental health charity mind. i am holding up my end of the bargain just about. i'm on some kind of epic health kick, although it's hard to tell from this angle, i think. and i will be dancing on stage, getting my kit off with the dream boys all for a good cause. for a good cause. cause. all for a good cause. thank thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. wonderful why stop at wonderful people. why stop at 50? let's see if we can get to wonderful people. why stop at 50? come see if we can get to wonderful people. why stop at 50? come on, if we can get to wonderful people. why stop at 50? come on, let's can get to wonderful people. why stop at 50? come on, let's save get to wonderful people. why stop at 50? come on, let's save some 60. come on, let's save some lives together. it's just giving.com/fundraising. forward slash christie's. yes. slash challenge christie's. yes. there will humiliate there we go. i will humiliate myself in the name of a good cause. senator . when you walk cause. senator. when you walk around your local high street and you see people lingering around, not really speaking any english, maybe drinking , taking english, maybe drinking, taking drugs, all of this stuff, do you wonder, they here legally? wonder, are they here legally? well, i wonder that as well. and i'm going to get some answers to those questions very shortly. gb views at gb news .com. i

suspect, by way, the answer suspect, by the way, the answer is possibly no. now though, ehcr headunes is possibly no. now though, ehcr headlines bethany . patrick headlines with bethany. patrick thank you. i'm bethany, lc with your— thank you. i'm bethany, lc with your top— thank you. i'm bethany, lc with your top stories— thank you. i'm bethany, lc with your top stories from the gb newsroom. at— your top stories from the gb newsroom. at 5:01, itv is in there— newsroom. at 5:01, itv is in crisis talks— newsroom. at 5:01, itv is in crisis talks following the eeahtat— crisis talks following the scandal surrounding phillip schofield's— scandal surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a younger— schofield's affair with a younger male colleague. the prorarhrhege— younger male colleague. the programme's main sponsor, car teater— programme's main sponsor, car teater hrhott— programme's main sponsor, car dealer arnold clark, announced it dealer arnold clark, announced tt won-t— dealer arnold clark, announced it won't renew— dealer arnold clark, announced it won't renew its— dealer arnold clark, announced it won't renew its contract this auturhh — it won't renew its contract this auturhh aha— it won't renew its contract this autumn. and gb— it won't renew its contract this autumn. and gb news understands it autumn. and gb news understands tt toute— autumn. and gb news understands tt eoutt eoet— autumn. and gb news understands it could cost the— autumn. and gb news understands it could cost the broadcaster tene— it could cost the broadcaster tehe ot— it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions— it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in het— tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising— tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue. thttttp— lost advertising revenue. phillip schofield has rejected etatrhe— phillip schofield has rejected claims there _ phillip schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic culture on claims there was a toxic culture oh the— claims there was a toxic culture on thte rhorhhg.— claims there was a toxic culture on this morning. in— claims there was a toxic culture on this morning. in a statement reteaeet— on this morning. in a statement reteaeet thre— on this morning. in a statement released this morning, he said it's released this morning, he said tt-e the— released this morning, he said he the eae— released this morning, he said it's the same handful of people wtth— it's the same handful of people wtth a— it's the same handful of people wtth a grudge— it's the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the ehow— with a grudge against me or the ehow who— with a grudge against me or the show who seemed— with a grudge against me or the show who seemed to have the touteet— show who seemed to have the loudest voice _ show who seemed to have the loudest voice .— show who seemed to have the loudest voice . well, gb news loudest voice. well, gb news preeehter— loudest voice. well, gb news presenter and— loudest voice. well, gb news presenter and former itv this rhorhhg— presenter and former itv this rhorhhg hoet— presenter and former itv this morning host eamonn holmes has reepohtet— morning host eamonn holmes has reepohtet .— morning host eamonn holmes has reepohtet . eayhg— morning host eamonn holmes has responded , saying schofield has responded, saying schofield has put out— responded, saying schofield has put out a— responded, saying schofield has put out a delusional statement

the— put out a delusional statement the hotty— put out a delusional statement the hotty. he— put out a delusional statement like holly. he posted it on hetagrarh— like holly. he posted it on instagram stories. so if it goes wrong— instagram stories. so if it goes wrong .— instagram stories. so if it goes wrong . there-e— instagram stories. so if it goes wrong , there's no— instagram stories. so if it goes wrong , there's no record. after wrong, there's no record. after 24 wrong, there's no record. after ze houe— wrong, there's no record. after ze houe th— wrong, there's no record. after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give that— 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give that har— 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give that ttar any— 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give that liar any more— 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give that liar any more publicity. hut— that liar any more publicity. but believe— that liar any more publicity. but believe me,— that liar any more publicity. but believe me, if you're toothg— but believe me, if you're toothg tor— but believe me, if you're looking for a— but believe me, if you're looking for a fight, you've protea— looking for a fight, you've ptetet oh— looking for a fight, you've picked on the— looking for a fight, you've picked on the wrong person . in picked on the wrong person. in other— picked on the wrong person. in other ee— picked on the wrong person. in other news, seven— picked on the wrong person. in other news, seven men have been renamed— other news, seven men have been rerhahtet h— other news, seven men have been remanded in custody , charged remanded in custody, charged wtth— remanded in custody, charged wtth the— remanded in custody, charged with the attempted murder of heteethe— with the attempted murder of detective chief— with the attempted murder of detective chief inspector john cattwett— detective chief inspector john cattwett h— detective chief inspector john caldwell in county tyrone cattwett— caldwell in county tyrone caldwell was— caldwell in county tyrone caldwell was shot several times at a— caldwell was shot several times at a eporte— caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre— caldwell was shot several times at a sports centre in omagh in tetruary— at a sports centre in omagh in tehruary. att— at a sports centre in omagh in february. all seven men will appear— february. all seven men will appear hetore— february. all seven men will appear before magistrate next month.— appear before magistrate next month. two— appear before magistrate next month. two men— appear before magistrate next month. two men were also charged wtth— month. two men were also charged wtth hehg— month. two men were also charged with being members— month. two men were also charged with being members of the ira and three— with being members of the ira and three ot— with being members of the ira and three of them with preparation— and three of them with preparation of terrorist acts . preparation of terrorist acts. hrttteh— preparation of terrorist acts. british police _ preparation of terrorist acts. british police will help to tract— british police will help to crack down _ british police will help to crack down on— british police will help to crack down on people smuggling gangs— crack down on people smuggling gahge h— crack down on people smuggling gahge th ah— crack down on people smuggling gangs in an attempt to stop rhtgraht— gangs in an attempt to stop rhtgraht rheh— gangs in an attempt to stop migrant men leaving north htrtea— migrant men leaving north africa. often— migrant men leaving north africa. often from the national crtrhe— africa. often from the national the agency.— africa. often from the national crime agency, will work atohgette— crime agency, will work alongside authorities in tunisia and alongside authorities in tunisia aht htgerta. — alongside authorities in tunisia and algeria. the— alongside authorities in tunisia and algeria. the italian government— and algeria. the italian government predicts up to hooeoo— government predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach turope— 400,000 people will try to reach turope wa— 400,000 people will try to reach turope oh the— 400,000 people will try to reach

europe via the mediterranean sea this europe via the mediterranean sea thte — europe via the mediterranean sea this summer. that's four times as this summer. that's four times ae rhahy— this summer. that's four times as many as last— this summer. that's four times as many as last year. former eoheerwathe— as many as last year. former conservative adviser claire heareatt— conservative adviser claire heareatt eaye— conservative adviser claire pearsall says it's a good move. theee— pearsall says it's a good move. these completely— pearsall says it's a good move. these completely correct that we etart— these completely correct that we etart toothg— these completely correct that we start looking at— these completely correct that we start looking at where people are start looking at where people eorhhg— start looking at where people are coming from,— start looking at where people are coming from, where the eohtttet— are coming from, where the conflict zones— are coming from, where the conflict zones are and working wtth— conflict zones are and working wtth thoee— conflict zones are and working with those countries to ensure that— with those countries to ensure that they— with those countries to ensure that they don't— with those countries to ensure that they don't come through to rhahtaht— that they don't come through to mainland europe— that they don't come through to mainland europe and make their way aha— mainland europe and make their way across and then into the chahhet. — way across and then into the channel. and— way across and then into the channel. and it— way across and then into the channel. ' “t: e channel. and it takes an international community to stop these things , which is now what these things, which is now what we're to see. we're starting to see. metropolitan police's plans we're starting to see. - metropolitan police's plans to etop— metropolitan police's plans to etop attehthg— metropolitan police's plans to stop attending emergency mental heatth— stop attending emergency mental health incidents— stop attending emergency mental health incidents has been handed— health incidents has been branded as— health incidents has been branded as potentially alarming by a— branded as potentially alarming hy a torrher— branded as potentially alarming by a former inspector of constabulary_ by a former inspector of constabulary commissioner. sir hart— constabulary commissioner. sir hart towtey— constabulary commissioner. sir mark rowley has— constabulary commissioner. sir mark rowley has written to heatth— mark rowley has written to heatth aha— mark rowley has written to health and social care services to eay— health and social care services to eay that— health and social care services to say that from _ health and social care services to say that from september the pottee— to say that from september the pottee won-t— to say that from september the police won't respond to those tatte— police won't respond to those calls unless— police won't respond to those calls unless there's a threat to the. — calls unless there's a threat to the. the— calls unless there's a threat to the. the am— calls unless there's a threat to life. the aim is— calls unless there's a threat to life. the aim is to— calls unless there's a threat to life. the aim is to give ottteere— life. the aim is to give officers more- life. the aim is to give officers more time to focus on taetthg— officers more time to focus on tackling crime. _ officers more time to focus on tackling crime. but zoe billingham _ tackling crime. but zoe billingham warned the move could be billingham warned the move could he tahgeroue— billingham warned the move could be dangerous and— billingham warned the move could be dangerous and that it could teat— be dangerous and that it could teat to— be dangerous and that it could teat to a— be dangerous and that it could lead to a vacuum— be dangerous and that it could lead to a vacuum in care . the lead to a vacuum in care. the tather— lead to a vacuum in care. the tather ot— lead to a vacuum in care. the

tather ot ah— lead to a vacuum in care. the father of an aspiring royal warhe— father of an aspiring royal marine who— father of an aspiring royal marine who was killed by an aeyturh— marine who was killed by an asylum seeker— marine who was killed by an asylum seeker has spoken exetuehety— asylum seeker has spoken exclusively to _ asylum seeker has spoken exclusively to gb news. 21 year old exclusively to gb news. 21 year ott torhrhy— exclusively to gb news. 21 year old tommy roberts was fatally etahhet— old tommy roberts was fatally etahhet hy— old tommy roberts was fatally stabbed by law— old tommy roberts was fatally stabbed by law .— old tommy roberts was fatally stabbed by law . andrew gwynne stabbed by law. andrew gwynne ahtut— stabbed by law. andrew gwynne ahtut tahtrh— stabbed by law. andrew gwynne abdul rahim zahawi well, while tryhg— abdul rahim zahawi well, while tryhg to— abdul rahim zahawi well, while tryhg to etop— abdul rahim zahawi well, while tryhg to etop a— abdul rahim zahawi well, while trying to stop a fight over an eteetrte— trying to stop a fight over an electric scooter— trying to stop a fight over an electric scooter in bournemouth , electric scooter in bournemouth . the— electric scooter in bournemouth . the htghah— electric scooter in bournemouth , the afghan double murderer who entered— , the afghan double murderer who entered the— , the afghan double murderer who entered the uk— , the afghan double murderer who entered the uk posing as a child , was sentenced— entered the uk posing as a child , was sentenced to— entered the uk posing as a child , was sentenced to life imprisonment. tommy's , was sentenced to life imprisonment . tommy's father, imprisonment. tommy's father, heter— imprisonment. tommy's father, heter .— imprisonment. tommy's father, heter . tott— imprisonment. tommy's father, peter , told dan— imprisonment. tommy's father, peter , told dan wootton it peter, told dan wootton it ehoutth-t— peter, told dan wootton it shouldn't have— peter, told dan wootton it shouldn't have been allowed to happen— shouldn't have been allowed to happen . — shouldn't have been allowed to happen . the— shouldn't have been allowed to happen . the fact— shouldn't have been allowed to happen . the fact he- shouldn't have been allowed to happen . �*ritti. : “ i happen. the fact he shouldn't have even been in the country anyway. do you feel let down by the system? very, very let down. no the system? very, very let down. ho one— the system? very, very let down. no one checked— the system? very, very let down. no one checked him _ sat“ very, very let down. no one checked him out and even though— no one checked him out and even though the— no one checked him out and even though the foster— no one checked him out and even though the foster parent had hetetet— though the foster parent had insisted and— though the foster parent had insisted and given him lots of thee— insisted and given him lots of thee het— insisted and given him lots of times, he'd been— insisted and given him lots of times, he'd been caught with a the— times, he'd been caught with a the aha— times, he'd been caught with a knife and she'd— times, he'd been caught with a knife and she'd taken it away trom— knife and she'd taken it away trorh htrh. — knife and she'd taken it away from him. but— knife and she'd taken it away from him. “g knife and she'd taken it away from him. “t; : from him. but nothing was done with the social workers , with with the social workers, with the immigration, with the police. no one actually asked the gueettoh— police. no one actually asked the gueettoh .— police. no one actually asked the question , let's- ti.ti; no one actually asked the question , let's check this the question, let's check this guy— the question, let's check this guy out— the question, let's check this guy out .— the question, let's check this guy out . he— the question, let's check this guy out . he seems really bad . guy out. he seems really bad. there-e— guy out. he seems really bad. there-e a— guy out. he seems really bad. there-e a tot— guy out. he seems really bad. there's a lot of— guy out. he seems really bad.

there's a lot of bad reports about— there's a lot of bad reports about htrh — there's a lot of bad reports about htrh .— there's a lot of bad reports about him . let's just make the about him. let's just make the phone— about him. let's just make the phone tatt— about him. let's just make the phone call and— about him. let's just make the phone call and check him out . phone call and check him out. vou— phone call and check him out. you an— phone call and check him out. you can watch— phone call and check him out. you can watch that— phone call and check him out. you can watch that full- you can watch that full interview this evening on dan wootton. tonight at 9:00. explosions have rung out across ukraine's capital as russia launched its 16th air attack on kyiv this month . school children kyiv this month. school children were forced to take cover as the attack unusually struck during the middle of the day. ukraine military say their air defences intercepted all missiles and drones and there are no reports of any injuries. today's barrage followed two nights of heavy drone strikes , with ukraine drone strikes, with ukraine indicating it will launch a counter—offensive imminently. the canadian city of halifax has declared a state of emergency as wildfires continue to cause havocin wildfires continue to cause havoc in the region. dashcam footage shows a car speeding through flames and smoke narrowly avoiding a collision with another vehicle . all the with another vehicle. all the fires have caused evacuation zones and power outages and several schools have been shut . several schools have been shut. earlier this month, the western

province of alberta also declared a state of emergency after wildfires forced tens of thousands of people from their homes. you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to . news. now it's back to. patrick there is such a thing as news. now it's back to. patrick there is suc notthing as trans mafia. it's not a representation of the vast harortty— representation of the vast harortty ot— representation of the vast majority of the trans community who— majority of the trans community who r— majority of the trans community who . trorh — majority of the trans community who , from what— majority of the trans community who , from what i— majority of the trans community who , from what i can tell from who, from what i can tell from conversations— who, from what i can tell from conversations with _ who, from what i can tell from conversations with many trans peopte— conversations with many trans peopte oh— conversations with many trans peopte oh rhy— conversations with many trans people on my shows , just want to people on my shows, just want to get oh— people on my shows, just want to get on wtth— people on my shows, just want to get on with their— people on my shows, just want to get on with their lives and have no get on with their lives and have ho-teetre— get on with their lives and have no-desirelenter- get on with their lives and have no desire enter into no real desire to enter into women's spaces.- no real desire to enter into women's spaces. there is a women's spaces. but there is a hardcore— women's spaces. but there is a hardcore militant— women's spaces. but there is a hardcore militant that hardcore militant element that away— hardcore militant element that aetuatty-to — hardcore militant element that actually-to arm- hardcore militant element that actually to arm trans kids actually wants to arm trans kids . aha— actually wants to arm trans kids . who he— actually wants to arm trans kids . and it's worth— actually wants to arm trans kids . and it's worth noting that the— . and it's worth noting that thte oee— . and it's worth noting that this comes hot— . and it's worth noting that this comes hot off the back of a ehoothg— this comes hot off the back of a mass shooting at— this comes hot off the back of a mass shooting at a— this comes hot off the back of a mass shooting at a primary eehoot— mass shooting at a primary eehoot h— mass shooting at a primary school in nashville, where the perpetrator— school in nashville, where the perpetrator claimed to be trans. we perpetrator claimed to be trans. we — perpetrator claimed to be trans. we hehg— perpetrator claimed to be trans. we are being gaslit to here on grounde— we are being gaslit to here on grounds. firstly,— we are being gaslit to here on grounds. firstly, it is demanded of grounds. firstly, it is demanded ot ue— grounds. firstly, it is demanded

ot ue that— grounds. firstly, it is demanded ot ue that we— grounds. firstly, it is demanded of us that we suspend biological . rhetteat— of us that we suspend biological . rhetteat aha— of us that we suspend biological , medical and scientific fact that— , medical and scientific fact that somebody— , medical and scientific fact that somebody who is born a man can never be a woman. secondly that— can never be a woman. secondly that tt— can never be a woman. secondly that tt te— can never be a woman. secondly that tt te pro— can never be a woman. secondly that it is pro women— can never be a woman. secondly that it is pro women rights epeatere— that it is pro women rights speakers and— that it is pro women rights speakers and backers who are the areeeoregg— speakers and backers who are the areeeggore tt— speakers and backers who are the aggressors. it almost always to— aggressors. it almost always to he— aggressors. it almost always seems to be the— aggressors. it almost always seems to be the ones with the trape— seems to be the ones with the tape ttage— seems to be the ones with the trans flags who _ seems to be the ones with the trans flags who are doing the ehouthg— trans flags who are doing the ehouthg aha— trans flags who are doing the shouting and the physical aeeautte— shouting and the physical assaults, doesn't it? there ehoutth-t— assaults, doesn't it? there shouldn't be _ assaults, doesn't it? there shouldn't be any compromise on eatety— shouldn't be any compromise on women's safety and allowing men into women's safety and allowing men hto-ehahghg— women's safety and allowing men into changing rooms. the women's safety and allowing men into that changing rooms. the women's safety and allowing men into that thatnging rooms. the women's safety and allowing men into that that ising rooms. the women's safety and allowing men into that that is dangerous the women's safety and allowing men into that that is dangerous ,he women's safety and allowing men into that that is dangerous , we fact that that is dangerous, we ehoutth-t—oh- fact that that is dangerous, we shouldn't—on that| shouldn't compromise on that wew— shouldn't compromise on that wtewlthere— shouldn't compromise on that view there shouldn't any view. there shouldn't be any rhrorhteeop— view. there shouldn't be any compromise on— view. there shouldn't be any compromise on women's sport, attowhg— compromise on women's sport, attowhg rheh— compromise on women's sport, attowhg to— compromise on women's sport, allowing men to compete and win is allowing men to compete and win te rttteutoue— allowing men to compete and win te rttteutoue .— allowing men to compete and win is ridiculous , offensive and is ridiculous, offensive and uptatr— is ridiculous, offensive and unfair. there— is ridiculous, offensive and unfair. there shouldn't be any rhrorhteeop— unfair. there shouldn't be any compromise children's health, compromise on children's health, attowhg— compromise on children's health, attowhg a— compromise on children's health, allowing a radical— compromise on children's health, allowing a radical trans lobby group— allowing a radical trans lobby group to— allowing a radical trans lobby group to influence government pottey— group to influence government pottey aha— group to influence government pottey aht hetp— group to influence government policy and help push for ehtttreh— policy and help push for children to— policy and help push for children to undergo irreversible rhetteat— children to undergo irreversible medical procedures is shocking . medical procedures is shocking. chtttreh— medical procedures is shocking. chtttreh at— medical procedures is shocking. chtttreh at a— medical procedures is shocking. children at a young and impressionable age should not have— impressionable age should not have trape— impressionable age should not have trans ideology pushed onto them — have trans ideology pushed onto them h— have trans ideology pushed onto them in schools.— have trans ideology pushed onto them in schools. there is no way that— them in schools. there is no way that tor— them in schools. there is no way that tor the— them in schools. there is no way that for the last,— them in schools. there is no way that for the last, however many huhtrete— that for the last, however many huhtrete ot— that for the last, however many hundreds of years,—

that for the last, however many hundreds of years, 1 in 10 peopte— hundreds of years, 1 in 10 peopte have— hundreds of years, 1 in 10 people have been walking around teethg— people have been walking around teethg the— people have been walking around feeling like they— people have been walking around feeling like they are the wrong gender.— feeling like they are the wrong gender. there's— feeling like they are the wrong gender. there's no way . but it's gender. there's no way. but it's happehhg— gender. there's no way. but it's happehhg ow— gender. there's no way. but it's happening now because in my wew— happening now because in my view, an element— happening now because in my view, an element of indoctrinate hattoh— view, an element of indoctrinate hattoh te— view, an element of indoctrinate nation is taking— view, an element of indoctrinate nation is taking place on one etoe— nation is taking place on one ette ot— nation is taking place on one ette ot the— nation is taking place on one side of this debate. we have women asking— side of this debate. we have women asking to not have men in her— women asking to not have men in theh ehahghg— women asking to not have men in their changing rooms on the other— their changing rooms on the other etoe— their changing rooms on the other side of— their changing rooms on the other side of it.— their changing rooms on the other side of it. we have an angry— other side of it. we have an angry hot— other side of it. we have an angry mob shouting the word taeetet— angry mob shouting the word fascist, calling— angry mob shouting the word fascist, calling for kids to be ghee— fascist, calling for kids to be gheh guhe— fascist, calling for kids to be given guns and— fascist, calling for kids to be given guns and then trying to eaheet— given guns and then trying to cancel anyone— given guns and then trying to cancel anyone who opposes their wett— cancel anyone who opposes their war, t— cancel anyone who opposes their cause. well, i know— cancel anyone who opposes their cause. well, i know which side th— cause. well, i know which side t-rh oh— cause. well, i know which side t-rh aha— cause. well, i know which side t-rh and t— cause. well, i know which side i'm on, and i know— cause. well, i know which side i'm on, and i know which side htetory— i'm on, and i know which side htetory wht— i'm on, and i know which side history will remember. well i'm on, and i know which side history will remember . well. i'm history will remember. well. i'm returhhg— history will remember. well. i'm returhhg to— history will remember. well. i'm returning to this— history will remember. well. i'm returning to this topic a little bit returning to this topic a little htt tater— returning to this topic a little htt tater oh— returning to this topic a little bit later on in— returning to this topic a little bit later on in the show, in you— bit later on in the show, in case you missed- bit later on in the show, in case you missed it. yes, that's rtght. — case you missed it. yes, that's rtght. another— case you missed it. yes, that's right. another demonstration in hyoe— right. another demonstration in hyoe-a— right. another demonstration in hyde-a women's- right. another demonstration in hyde a women's rights hyde park, a women's rights ratty— hyde park, a women's rights rally, essentially— hyde park, a women's rights rally, essentially was rally, essentially. she was just eorruptet— rally, essentially. she was just corrupted massively by some aheotute— corrupted massively by some absolute lunatics who decided that— absolute lunatics who decided that they— absolute lunatics who decided that they wanted _ absolute lunatics who decided that they wanted to arm trans hte— that they wanted to arm trans the .— that they wanted to arm trans the . eh— that they wanted to arm trans kids . gb views— that they wanted to arm trans kids . gb views at gb news .com. kids. gb views at gb news .com. wore— kids. gb views at gb news .com. hore oh— kids. gb views at gb news .com. more on that— kids. gb views at gb news .com. more on that story— kids. gb views at gb news .com. more on that story later this hour— more on that story later this hour .— more on that story later this hour. hut— more on that story later this hour. but this— more on that story later this hour. but this is— more on that story later this hour. but this is a big one for

okay.— hour. but this is a big one for okay. the— hour. but this is a big one for us. okay. the government is set to-atwert— us. okay. the government is set to-advert campaign. us. okay. the government is set to advert campaign in to launch an advert campaign in athahtah— to launch an advert campaign in athahtah to— to launch an advert campaign in albanian to deter— to launch an advert campaign in albanian to deter migrants from eroeehg— albanian to deter migrants from crossing-channel— albanian to deter migrants from crossing channel in small crossing the channel in small hoate— crossing the channel in small hoate-tate— crossing the channel in small boats. late, possibly boats. a bit late, possibly gheh— boats. a bit late, possibly gheh that— boats. a bit late, possibly given that now- boats. a bit late, possibly given that now the number of athahtahe— given that now the number of albanians crossing the channel has albanians crossing the channel hae aetuatty— albanians crossing the channel has actually—but. albanians crossing the channel has actually but the has actually decreased. but the home—the- has actually decreased. but the home the campaign home office says the campaign wht— home office says the campaign wttt-huet— home office says the campaign will-bust the— home office says the campaign will-bust the _ofl will aim to bust the myths of orgahteet— will aim to bust the myths of organised crime— will aim to bust the myths of organised crime gangs who use eoetat— organised crime gangs who use eoetat metha— organised crime gangs who use social media to— organised crime gangs who use social media to encourage people to tate— social media to encourage people to take dangerous— social media to encourage people to take dangerous routes to the uk to take dangerous routes to the uh .— to take dangerous routes to the uk. immigration— to take dangerous routes to the uk . immigration minister robert uk. immigration minister robert rewrot— uk. immigration minister robert rehrtet wht— uk. immigration minister robert jenrick will visit— uk. immigration minister robert jenrick will visit north africa aha— jenrick will visit north africa and turope— jenrick will visit north africa and europe later this week. the trip and europe later this week. the trtp te— and europe later this week. the trtp te tatthg— and europe later this week. the trip is taking place amid reporte— trip is taking place amid reports that— trip is taking place amid reports that up to 400,000 rhtgrahte— reports that up to 400,000 migrants will— reports that up to 400,000 migrants will seek to travel through— migrants will seek to travel through europe— migrants will seek to travel through europe to italy and then of course into _ through europe to italy and then of course into ours— through europe to italy and then of course into ours country as wet.— of course into ours country as wett. thre— of course into ours country as well. this summer. look very ehortty— well. this summer. look very ehortty th— well. this summer. look very ehortty t-rh gohg— well. this summer. look very shortly i'm going to be having the— shortly i'm going to be having this discussion,— shortly i'm going to be having this discussion, the discussion that— this discussion, the discussion that heede— this discussion, the discussion that needs to— this discussion, the discussion that needs to be— this discussion, the discussion that needs to be happening more otteh— that needs to be happening more otteh when— that needs to be happening more often when people— that needs to be happening more often when people have second or oweretayet— often when people have second or overstayed their— often when people have second or overstayed their visa, how on earth — overstayed their visa, how on earth to — overstayed their visa, how on earth to we — overstayed their visa, how on earth do we track— overstayed their visa, how on earth do we track those people town— earth do we track those people down tt— earth do we track those people down h the — earth do we track those people down if like in— earth do we track those people down if like in boston, in lincolnshire— down if like in boston, in lincolnshire ,— down if like in boston, in lincolnshire , if you just walk lincolnshire, if you just walk arout— lincolnshire, if you just walk arout you— lincolnshire, if you just walk around, you just— lincolnshire, if you just walk around, you just walk around and all around, you just walk around and at you— around, you just walk around and at you eee— around, you just walk around and at you te— around, you just walk around and all you see is people hanging arout— all you see is people hanging around unable— all you see is people hanging around unable to— all you see is people hanging around unable to speak english. certahty— around unable to speak english. certahty the— around unable to speak english. certainly the ones— around unable to speak english.

certainly the ones that i try to tatt— certainly the ones that i try to tatt to— certainly the ones that i try to tatt to anyway.— certainly the ones that i try to talk to anyway, certainly from what— talk to anyway, certainly from what the — talk to anyway, certainly from what the locals— talk to anyway, certainly from what the locals say, if you epeat— what the locals say, if you epeat to— what the locals say, if you epeat to a— what the locals say, if you speak to a lot— what the locals say, if you speak to a lot of local councillors,- speak to a lot of local councillors, they're living ten, 15, councillors, they're living ten, talpeopte — councillors, they're living ten, talpeopte to— councillors, they're living ten, 15, people to house and 15, 20 people to a house and they— 15, 20 people to a house and they-hot— 15, 20 people to a house and they-not working.- 15, 20 people to a house and they not working. so they they are not working. so they etearty— they are not working. so they clearly, clearly— they are not working. so they clearly, clearly at— they are not working. so they clearly, clearly at the very rhhtrhurh— clearly, clearly at the very minimum are— clearly, clearly at the very minimum are not contributing eeohorhteatty— minimum are not contributing economically to— minimum are not contributing economically to our economy. okaya— economically to our economy. otaye they-re— economically to our economy. okay? they're just not. all rtght. — okay? they're just not. all right. secondly— okay? they're just not. all right. secondly i strongly euepeet— right. secondly i strongly suspect that— right. secondly i strongly suspect that they are not aetuatty— suspect that they are not actually legally supposed to be here.— actually legally supposed to be here. what— actually legally supposed to be here. what te— actually legally supposed to be here. what is our— actually legally supposed to be here. what is our home office tothg— here. what is our home office tohg ahout— here. what is our home office doing about that? what's our thrhtgrattoh— doing about that? what's our immigration forces doing about thate— immigration forces doing about that? hut— immigration forces doing about thate hut-the— immigration forces doing about that? but the political that? but for the political tateet— that? but for the political tateet oh— that? but for the political latest on this— that? but for the political latest on this catherine force, who— latest on this catherine force, who te— latest on this catherine force, who he .— latest on this catherine force, who he . t— latest on this catherine force, who is , i believe— latest on this catherine force, who is , i believe in downing who is, i believe in downing street.— who is, i believe in downing street. vee— who is, i believe in downing street. yes you— who is, i believe in downing street. yes you are. you've rhowea— street. yes you are. you've rhowet. te— street. yes you are. you've moved. is that— street. yes you are. you've moved. is that for us, catherine?- moved. is that for us, catherine? so robert jenrick , catherine? so robert jenrick, hee— catherine? so robert jenrick, he-e gone— catherine? so robert jenrick, he's gone abroad and he's going tolaht— he's gone abroad and he's going tolaht have— he's gone abroad and he's going to.and havelgood- he's gone abroad and he's going to and have good look at to try and have a good look at the— to try and have a good look at the prohterh— to try and have a good look at the problem to— to try and have a good look at the problem to try— to try and have a good look at the problem to try to cut the heat— the problem to try to cut the heat ott— the problem to try to cut the head off the _ the problem to try to cut the head off the snake of these peopte— head off the snake of these people smuggling gangs. is that rtghte— people smuggling gangs. is that rtghte wee — people smuggling gangs. is that right? yes yes,— people smuggling gangs. is that right? yes yes, he— people smuggling gangs. is that right? yes “tit; right? yes yes, he is. the government are very keen today to get the conversation back off. legal migration and those record breaking figures of 606,000 and last year and on to stopping the boats. so they're

announcing a couple of things. first of all, as you mentioned, the social media, the adverts going out in albania to say if you arrive , if you are going to you arrive, if you are going to be deterred , gained and removed be deterred, gained and removed as you say, though, the number of albanians entering the country is currently down in the first three months of this year, there were only 28 albanians who arrived and we do now have a returns agreement with albania. so so let's see how effective thatis so so let's see how effective that is as the weather gets better. but secondly, as you said , immigration minister said, immigration minister robert jenrick is going to north africa and basically the theory is that they want to work police officers from the national crime agency to work upstream with people in algeria, in tunisia , people in algeria, in tunisia, etcetera, to identify why these criminal gangs and cut them off at source because batus the rest of europe , italy particularly, of europe, italy particularly, is very worried. they think up to 400,000 migrants might cross

the mediterranean. this year. and of course, most of those are not going to stay in italy and of course, most of those are not gwith to stay in italy and of course, most of those are not gwith thistay in italy and of course, most of those are not gwith thistay source, stop deal with this at source, stop people coming deal with this at source, stop people corof g deal with this at source, stop people corof them coming to proportion of them coming to calais. obviously we're spending 480 million with the french over three years and stop them coming across here because of course, as we know, once they get here, they're going to get mired in they're going to get mired in the asylum claim system. the asylum claim backlog is now at an all time high. in fact, of all the people who put in claims last year , just 1% of those have last year, just 1% of those have been processed. and of course, it's costing a massive £6 million a day to put those people up in hotels. absolutely . catherhe.— people up in hotels. absolutely . catherine, thank— people up in hotels. absolutely . catherine, thank you- “ absolutely . catherine, thank you very much. — . catherine, thank you very much. catherine- . catherine, thank you very much. catherine forster, a potttteat— much. catherine forster, a political reporter at downing street— political reporter at downing street wtth— political reporter at downing street with the _ political reporter at downing street with the latest that's going— street with the latest that's gohg — street with the latest that's going on. listen— street with the latest that's going on. listen to those numbers. just- going on. listen to those numbers. just 1% of people numbers. just 1% of the people hawe— numbers. just 1% of the people have-processed. - numbers. just 1% of the people have-processed. it- numbers. just 1% of the people have processed. it is have been processed. it is eoethg— have been processed. it is eoethglat— have been processed. it is costing-at least- have been processed. it is

costing at least £6 million a costing us at least £6 million a day— costing us at least £6 million a tay h— costing us at least £6 million a tay th hotete— costing us at least £6 million a day in hotels and— costing us at least £6 million a day in hotels and the rest. were— day in hotels and the rest. we're hearing— day in hotels and the rest. we're hearing that rents we're hearing today that rents are we're hearing today that rents gohg— we're hearing today that rents gohg up— we're hearing today that rents are going ”p by— we're hearing today that rents are going up by around 8% as a threat— are going up by around 8% as a direct consequence— are going up by around 8% as a direct consequence of mass rhtgrattoh— direct consequence of mass rhtgrattoh h— direct consequence of mass migration in this country. that-e— migration in this country. that-e tuet— migration in this country. that's just the- migration in this country. that's just the legal side of thhge— that's just the legal side of thhge-tht- that's just the legal side of things. and when you walk things. okay and when you walk arouht— things. okay and when you walk around-centres— things. okay and when you walk around centres now, all too around town centres now, all too otteh— around town centres now, all too otteh what— around town centres now, all too otteh what you— around town centres now, all too often what you are— around town centres now, all too often what you are seeing is peopte— often what you are seeing is peopte hahghg— often what you are seeing is people hanging around, doing aheotutety— people hanging around, doing absolutely nothing. was in absolutely nothing. i was in hoetoh— absolutely nothing. i was in boston lincolnshire, the boston in lincolnshire, the text— boston in lincolnshire, the brexit backing— boston in lincolnshire, the brexit backing capital of hrttath— brexit backing capital of britain-week- brexit backing capital of britain-week ,- brexit backing capital of britain week , and i was britain last week, and i was eeehg— britain last week, and i was eeehg tt— britain last week, and i was seeing it with— britain last week, and i was seeing it with my own eyes. i eeehg— seeing it with my own eyes. i eeehg tt— seeing it with my own eyes. i was seeing it with my own eyes. when— was seeing it with my own eyes. when t— was seeing it with my own eyes. when t go— was seeing it with my own eyes. when t go hatt— was seeing it with my own eyes. when i go back up— was seeing it with my own eyes. when i go back up north as well to.my_ when i go back up north as well to-rhy tamtty— when i go back up north as well to-rhy tarhtty. t— when i go back up north as well to-my family, i-it- when i go back up north as well to my family, i it with to see my family, i see it with my— to see my family, i see it with my-eyes_ to see my family, i see it with thy-eyes up— to see my family, i see it with my-eyes up there- to see my family, i see it with my eyes up there as well. my own eyes up there as well. wht— my own eyes up there as well. aht toeat— my own eyes up there as well. and local councillors are all eayhg— and local councillors are all eayhglto— and local councillors are all eayhglto rhe— and local councillors are all saying to me. what they find saying it to me. what they find is saying it to me. what they find he that— saying it to me. what they find he that peopte— saying it to me. what they find is that people over for is that people come over for eo—eattet— is that people come over for so—called seasonal work short so—called seasonal work on short term—ant- term visas and they stay and they— term visas and they stay and they-heeauee- term visas and they stay and- they- because - live they disappear because they live in they disappear because they live h—hawe— they disappear because they live h—hawe got- they disappear because they live in _have got ten, - they disappear because they live in_have got ten, 15,i in houses that have got ten, 15, oetee— in houses that have got ten, 15, sometimes 20— in houses that have got ten, 15, sometimes 20 people in them, and there-e— sometimes 20 people in them, and there-e ho— sometimes 20 people in them, and there-e ho reat— sometimes 20 people in them, and there's no real way— sometimes 20 people in them, and there's no real way of keeping trache— there's no real way of keeping traete oh— there's no real way of keeping tracks on them.— there's no real way of keeping tracks on them. what i want to know— tracks on them. what i want to thowlthte— tracks on them. what i want to thowlthte h— tracks on them. what i want to know-this in-of- tracks on them. what i want to know this in of record know is this in light of record het— know is this in light of record net migration— know is this in light of record net migration figures, which, by the way.— net migration figures, which, by the way.|toh-t— net migration figures, which, by the way, don't think are the way, i don't think are accurate because of this issue , accurate because of this issue, peopte— accurate because of this issue, people overstaying, i want to know.— people overstaying, i want to know. to— people overstaying, i want to know. to we— people overstaying, i want to know, do we actually know how many— know, do we actually know how many peopte— know, do we actually know how many peopte are— know, do we actually know how many people are here illegally,

not many people are here illegally, hot het— many people are here illegally, hot ruet peopte— many people are here illegally, not just people coming over the chahhet.— not just people coming over the channel. other— not just people coming over the channel. other people do . we channel. other people do. we know— channel. other people do. we know how— channel. other people do. we know how many— channel. other people do. we know how many people overstay and know how many people overstay aht what— know how many people overstay aht what are— know how many people overstay and what are we— know how many people overstay and what are we doing to try to them— and what are we doing to try to remove them from _ and what are we doing to try to remove them from the country? so here— remove them from the country? so here to— remove them from the country? so here to to— remove them from the country? so here to to that— remove them from the country? so here to do that with— remove them from the country? so here to do that with me is the torrher— here to do that with me is the home home— here to do that with me is the former home office minister, horrhah— former home office minister, horrhah hater.— former home office minister, norman baker. thank you very, very— norman baker. thank you very, wery much.— norman baker. thank you very, very much, norman. great to have you oh— very much, norman. great to have you oh the— very much, norman. great to have you oh the ehow— very much, norman. great to have you on the show there he is. so what— you on the show there he is. so what toee— you on the show there he is. so what does happen— you on the show there he is. so what does happen in theory , if what does happen in theory, if eorhehoty— what does happen in theory, if somebody comes— what does happen in theory, if somebody comes over on a short term — somebody comes over on a short term wtea— somebody comes over on a short term ant— somebody comes over on a short term visa and overstay stays wtth— term visa and overstay stays wtth a— term visa and overstay stays wtth a happy— term visa and overstay stays with a happy bank holiday? to you.— with a happy bank holiday? to you. hatrteh— with a happy bank holiday? to you, patrick, as— with a happy bank holiday? ti.

quite important. but in terms of in of not leaving in terms of who's not leaving the majority of the vast majority of people come here majority of people who come here legally short term visa do legally on short term visa do leave the seasonal workers , the leave the seasonal workers, the students and so on. they've got jobs to go to when they get back . so it's a minority who don't leave. but the exit checks enables you to pick up those who haven't returned to their own countries as you'd have done. but the in of picking but the in terms of picking those identifying those, those up and identifying those, that's thing. the second that's one thing. the second thing is enforcing their removal and as you said, it's pretty terrible. only 1% of people who appued terrible. only 1% of people who applied for asylum have been processed and equally apply to those who are overstayed. and the home office isn't chasing up because there is insufficient enforcement. in my view, both of overstayers and indeed processing to get refugee claims properly assessed . but a lot of properly assessed. but a lot of these properly assessed. but a lot of theee peopte— properly assessed. but a lot of these people who— properly assessed. but a lot of these people who come- ”lat : but a lot of these people who come over for eeaeohat wort— these people who come over for seasonal work are— these people who come over for seasonal work are of marginal economic benefit— seasonal work are of marginal economic benefit to this country. — economic benefit to this country. he— economic benefit to this country. as it— economic benefit to this country. as it is, they are not the— country. as it is, they are not the toetore— country. as it is, they are not

the doctors and— country. as it is, they are not the doctors and whoever else that— the doctors and whoever else that peopte— the doctors and whoever else that people like— the doctors and whoever else that people like to dine out on when— that people like to dine out on when they— that people like to dine out on when they eay— that people like to dine out on when they say, how great it when they say, look how great it is when they say, look how great it te-our— when they say, look how great it te-our our— when they say, look how great it is our our immigration is that our our immigration ttguree— is that our our immigration ttguree are— is that our our immigration ttguree eo— is that our our immigration figures are so vast . okay. so figures are so vast. okay. so theee— figures are so vast. okay. so theee are— figures are so vast. okay. so these are not— figures are so vast. okay. so these are not those people . and these are not those people. and then— these are not those people. and then when— these are not those people. and then when they— these are not those people. and then when they overstay, they eohtrthute— then when they overstay, they contribute absolutely nothing . contribute absolutely nothing. wht— contribute absolutely nothing. aht the — contribute absolutely nothing. aht the eat— contribute absolutely nothing. and the sad fact, unfortunate is we ton-t— and the sad fact, unfortunate is we toh-t thow— and the sad fact, unfortunate is we don't know how many people oweretay— we don't know how many people oweretay. ho— we don't know how many people overstay. do we?— we don't know how many people overstay. do we? well we ought to know— overstay. do we? well we ought to know because— overstay. do we? well we ought to know because of— overstay. do we? well we ought to know because of the exit theate— to know because of the exit eheete th— to know because of the exit checks in place. t:ti.t“ i checks in place. but i don't know whether they're still there or whether the government's abandoned those. i think the farming community and the fishing would argue farming community and the fishithe would argue farming community and the fishithe seasonal would argue farming community and the fishi the seasonal workers argue farming community and the fishithe seasonal workers are ie that the seasonal workers are very indeed. the very important indeed. the government's visa system shouldn't allow people in with a visa they're not required for visa if they're not required for seasonal work, which is necessary . and of course we necessary. and of course we don't have enough british people picking so on. so picking fruit and so on. so that's why visas are issued that's why the visas are issued in first. can i ask just in the first. can i ask just norman on that? sorry, sorry to hterrupt— norman on that? sorry, sorry to hterrupt-aet- interrupt, but can i ask a hay— interrupt, but can i ask a really important point that you interrupt, but can i ask a really there? ant point that you interrupt, but can i ask a really there? because that you interrupt, but can i ask a really there? because in|at you interrupt, but can i ask a really there? because in practise made there? because in practise in made there? because in practise th theory.— made there? because in practise th theory. th— made there? because in practise in theory, i'm inclined to agree wtth— in theory, i'm inclined to agree wtth you.— in theory, i'm inclined to agree wtth you-then— in theory, i'm inclined to agree with you,-thenlgo- in theory, i'm inclined to agree with you, then go and see with you, but then i go and see ant— with you, but then i go and see aht wett— with you, but then i go and see aht wtett a— with you, but then i go and see and visit a fruit— with you, but then i go and see and visit a fruit picking hub ant— and visit a fruit picking hub aht a— and visit a fruit picking hub aht a toot—

and visit a fruit picking hub and a food processing hub, and i see and a food processing hub, and i peopte— and a food processing hub, and i see people walking around who cannot— see people walking around who cannot epeat— see people walking around who cannot speak a— see people walking around who cannot speak a word of english ant— cannot speak a word of english aht are— cannot speak a word of english aht hot. — cannot speak a word of english and are not. they— cannot speak a word of english and are not. they clearly don't have— and are not. they clearly don't have a— and are not. they clearly don't have a penny— and are not. they clearly don't have a penny to— and are not. they clearly don't have a penny to their name. etay. — have a penny to their name. etay. wht— have a penny to their name. otay. xht tt-e— have a penny to their name. okay. and it's actually in many gutte— okay. and it's actually in many cases, quite sad— okay. and it's actually in many cases, quite sad to— okay. and it's actually in many cases, quite sad to see, but that— cases, quite sad to see, but that te— cases, quite sad to see, but that te the— cases, quite sad to see, but that is the reality of it . and i that is the reality of it. and i do that is the reality of it. and i to hot— that is the reality of it. and i to hot eee— that is the reality of it. and i do not see how— that is the reality of it. and i do not see how those people were ghee— do not see how those people were gheh a— do not see how those people were gheh a wtea— do not see how those people were ever given a visa. i— do not see how those people were ever given a visa. i mean, we wht— ever given a visa. i mean, we wttt tuet— ever given a visa. i mean, we wttt ruet ghe— ever given a visa. i mean, we wttt ruet gtwe tt— ever given a visa. i mean, we will just give it to— ever given a visa. i mean, we will just give it to anyone, won-t— will just give it to anyone, woh-t wee— will just give it to anyone, won't we? well— will just give it to anyone, won't we? well i mean, i think there-e— won't we? well i mean, i think there-e a— won't we? well i mean, i think there's a there's— won't we? well i mean, i think there's a there's a— won't we? well i mean, i think there's a there's a there's a quota— there's a there's a there's a guota eet— there's a there's a there's a guota eet hy— there's a there's a there's a quota set by the - there's a there's a there's a quota set by the government, for exampte— quota set by the government, for exarhpte. tor— quota set by the government, for example, for agricultural workers. and- example, for agricultural workers. “t: example, for agricultural workers. example, for agricultural- workers. and then people apply to fill the quota and i suppose to fill the quota and i suppose to be brutal about it, you don't need to be english to pick raspberries. and so maybe that's the case. you know, the system is not is not working properly. patrick there's no doubt about that. one thing i've always believed i'm not believed in, which is i'm not sure i'm under minority view sure as i'm under minority view or is people who are or not, is that people who are here seeking refugee status, that's different from those who here seeking refugee status, tha'herefferent from those who here seeking refugee status, tha'hereffertvisas, m those who here seeking refugee status, tha'hereffertvisas, but�*iose who here seeking refugee status, tha'hereffertvisas, but those lho here seeking refugee status, tha'hereffertvisas, but those who are here on visas, but those who are here on visas, but those who are seeking refugee status ought to able to work they're to be able to work when they're here. they be able to here. they ought to be able to contribute society that

contribute to society that will give self—respect and give them some self—respect and relieve taxpayer big relieve the taxpayer of a big burden. well, could argue burden. well, you could argue that.— burden. well, you could argue that-agate.— burden. well, you could argue that.-again, what- ”titi“ well, you could argue that. again, what you would that. but again, what you would have— that. but again, what you would have to— that. but again, what you would have to believe— that. but again, what you would have to believe there is that peopte— have to believe there is that peopte — have to believe there is that people were here genuinely as retugeee— people were here genuinely as retugeee-hot— people were here genuinely as refugees-not as- people were here genuinely as refugees not as the group of refugees and not as the group of economic migrants— refugees and not as the group of economic migrants who could have appttet— economic migrants who could have appttet tegatty— economic migrants who could have applied legally -_ economic migrants who could have applied legally . and the only applied legally. and the only that— applied legally. and the only reason that they're not applying tegatty— reason that they're not applying tegatty te— reason that they're not applying legally is because— reason that they're not applying legally is because they would be teerhet— legally is because they would be teerhet to— legally is because they would be deemed to economic deemed to be of economic insignificance_ deemed to be of economic insignificance us. and so insignificance to us. and so they— insignificance to us. and so they ome— insignificance to us. and so they come here— insignificance to us. and so they come here illegally . but they come here illegally. but you— they come here illegally. but you woutt— they come here illegally. but you would let— they come here illegally. but you would let them work, would youe — you would let them work, would youe _ohty- you would let them work, would youe _ohty t- you would let them work, would youe _ohty t can- you would let them work, wouldi you? _only i can only you? well, i can only i can only quote to the figures, which are the vast majority of people who have their asylum claims assessed are actually allowed to stay because the asylum claims are valid , dated. now, there was are valid, dated. now, there was the people i'm talking about people coming from war torn areas like syria. and so on, who clearly were in danger of torture or their lives being being lost. there was an issue with albania which was quite hard on to say we shouldn't be allowing albanians in because they, and large economic they, by and large were economic migrants. appears the migrants. and it appears the government, negotiating with government, by negotiating with the government, the albanian government, which argued ago, has argued for some time ago, has actually shut that

actually potentially shut that that particular avenue off. but most people apply for asylum most people who apply for asylum actually are deemed to be genuine and apply. it's okay, just to say, norman,- 9:3“. .it“t: it's okay, just to say, norman, just gi“. .it“t: it's okay, just to say, norman, just to retur— just to say, norman, just to return us back— just to say, norman, just to return us back to the issue of the— return us back to the issue of the overstayers— return us back to the issue of the overstayers .— return us back to the issue of the overstayers . okay. there the overstayers. okay. there ehoutt— the overstayers. okay. there ehoutt he— the overstayers. okay. there should be clearly more checks . should be clearly more checks. hut— should be clearly more checks. hut when— should be clearly more checks. hut when you— should be clearly more checks. but when you see— should be clearly more checks. but when you see these net rhtgrattoh— but when you see these net migration figures dropping, as in migration figures dropping, as th them— migration figures dropping, as in them landing, i should say, of course, the— in them landing, i should say, of course, the figures have aetuatty— of course, the figures have actually gone— of course, the figures have actually gone up themselves. they-re— actually gone up themselves. they-re hot— actually gone up themselves. they're not true— actually gone up themselves. they're not true ,— actually gone up themselves. they're not true , are they? they're not true, are they? heauee— they're not true, are they? because we look around and we do not know— because we look around and we do not know how— because we look around and we do not know how many— because we look around and we do not know how many people have oweretayet— not know how many people have oweretayet hy— not know how many people have overstayed by definition. and we are overstayed by definition. and we hot— overstayed by definition. and we are not massively— overstayed by definition. and we are not massively checking. i there— are not massively checking. i mean, there were— are not massively checking. i mean, there were two police ottteere— mean, there were two police ottteere th— mean, there were two police officers in square behind mean, there were two police offitdealing square behind mean, there were two police offitdealing with square behind mean, there were two police offitdealing with asquare behind mean, there were two police offitdealing with a couple )ehind mean, there were two police offitdealing with a couple )ehvery me dealing with a couple of very truhteh— me dealing with a couple of very drunken bulgarians dare drunken bulgarians who, dare i say drunken bulgarians who, dare i eay h.— drunken bulgarians who, dare i eay g, they-we— drunken bulgarians who, dare i say it, they've been home office otttetate— say it, they've been home office officials-have— say it, they've been home office officials have checked to officials could have checked to whether— officials could have checked to see whether or— officials could have checked to see whether or not they actually have — see whether or not they actually have .official_ see whether or not they actually have official documentation have the official documentation to—eouhtry- to stay in the country and eohet— to stay in the country and solved problem. to stay in the country and solvedlproblem. not solved a problem. but it's not happephg— solved a problem. but it's not happephgltte— solved a problem. but it's not happeningrlll? l— solved a problem. but it's not happening, it? i mean, we happening, is it? i mean, and we tatt— happening, is it? i mean, and we talk-overcrowding- talk about overcrowding in houeee— talk about overcrowding in houses _with. talk about overcrowding in. houses—with public houses and issues with public eerwteee— houses and issues with public eerwteee ant— houses and issues with public services and all— houses and issues with public services and all of this. i tt— services and all of this. i t we— services and all of this. i mean, if we did- services and all of this. i mean, if we did clamp down on peopte— mean, if we did clamp down on peopte ant— mean, if we did clamp down on peopte aht hat— mean, if we did clamp down on people and had a— mean, if we did clamp down on people and had a more efficient eyeterh— people and had a more efficient eyeterh tor— people and had a more efficient system for knocking on people's toore— system for knocking on people's toore ant— system for knocking on people's doors and finding— system for knocking on people's doors and finding out who lives

in doors and finding out who lives th that— doors and finding out who lives in that house— doors and finding out who lives in that house and— doors and finding out who lives in that house and whether or not they-we — they've overstayed, then aetuatty— they've overstayed, theni aetuatty—a they've overstayed, then - actually _ a bit actually we might have a bit more room. well,- actually we might have a bit more room. well, as i say, we ought to know who's overstaying because unless the government's abolished checks abolished the exit checks that lib in lib dem has brought in in government, they to know government, they ought to know that figure. ought that figure. they ought to be able to identify is left in able to identify who is left in country, them as you country, tick them off as you like, then therefore by like, and then therefore by definition, hasn't left the definition, who hasn't left the country. was a point of the country. that was a point of the exit so they to be exit check. so they ought to be able to give you that figure if you ask for it. but in terms of enforcement, think enforcement, no, i don't think they it properly they are enforcing it properly and they ought to be more rigorous that. i want be rigorous than that. i want to be very to people who come very fair to people who come here seeking asylum and a genuine refugees. i want be genuine refugees. i want to be unfair, you on people unfair, if you like, on people who here with a proper who aren't here with a proper good reason and they should be processed quickly. processed and deported quickly. norman you, norman baker norman thank you, norman baker there— norman thank you, norman baker there te— norman thank you, norman baker there is former— norman thank you, norman baker there is former office there is former home office rhhteter— there is former home office- rhhteter—you minister here. great to have you on minister here. great to have you oh-ehow. — minister here. great to have you on-show. loads— minister here. great to have you on show. loads more on that on the show. loads more on that etory— on the show. loads more on that etory oh— on the show. loads more on that etory on our— on the show. loads more on that story on our website. just story on our website. i just ththt— story on our website. i just think—cities. story on our website. i just. think—cities right think a town and cities right across .country. - think a town and cities right across country. you see it across the country. you see it wtth— across the country. you see it wtth your— across the country. you see it wtth your ow— across the country. you see it with your own eyes again. it's another— with your own eyes again. it's- another—aetet another thing we are being asked not another thing we are being asked hot—tent— another thing we are being asked hot—tent h.- another thing we are being asked not—isn't it, that- not to believe. isn't it, that when— not to believe. isn't it, that when-eee— not to believe. isn't it, that when - see these - not to believe. isn't it, that when see these net migration when you see these net migration ttguree— when you see these net migration ttguree-eh.— when you see these net migration

figures oh, fantastic. when you see these net migration figurl at oh, fantastic. when you see these net migration figurl at it'slh, fantastic. when you see these net migration figurl at it's great itastic. when you see these net migration figurl at it's great fortic. when you see these net migration figurl at it's great for our look at this. it's great for our eohoy. te— look at this. it's great for our eohoy. te tt— look at this. it's great for our economy. is it is— look at this. it's great for our economy. is it is it- look at this. it's great for our economy. is it is it actually? wht— economy. is it is it actually? aht are— economy. is it is it actually? aht we— economy. is it is it actually? and are we actually in control of and are we actually in control ot the— and are we actually in control ot the peopte— and are we actually in control of the people who are going tatte— of the people who are going back? because— of the people who are going back? because then you can add all back? because then you can add attlthoee— back? because then you can add attlthoee to— back? because then you can add all-those to our— back? because then you can add all-those to our net- all of those to our net rhtgrattoh— all of those to our net. migration _well. all of those to our net- migration _well. and migration figures as well. and you— migration figures as well. and youeweh-— migration figures as well. and you have an even more slaggeringly- you have an even more staggeringly number, you have an even more- staggeringly-number, don't staggeringly high number, don't yout— staggeringly high number, don't youe—hewe- staggeringly high number, don't youe—hewe tot| you? but goes to gb news dot -o.hawe the— you? but goes to gb news dot com. have the best com. you'll have the best ahatyete— com. you'll have the best analysis opinion well com. you'll have the best- analysis-opinion.well as analysis and opinion as well as the-treatthg— analysis and opinion as well as the breaking news. now the latest breaking news. now rhowthg— the latest breaking news. now moving schofield has moving on, phillip schofield has tehtet— moving on, phillip schofield has tehtet that— moving on, phillip schofield has denied that there's a toxic eutture— denied that there's a toxic- culture—eamonn culture at this morning. eamonn hotrhee— culture at this morning. eamonn hotrhee-that— culture at this morning. eamonn holmes-that he's- holmes has said that he's delusional. _ holmes has said that he's delusional. that's not the delusional. look that's not the poet— delusional. look that's not the potht tor— delusional. look that's not the point for-couldn't- delusional. look that's not the point for couldn't give point for me. couldn't give a toee— point for me. couldn't give a toeeo-r— point for me. couldn't give a toeeo-r hot- point for me. couldn't give a toss-or not this- point for me. couldn't give a- toss-or not this morning toss whether or not this morning earrtee-hoh-t— toss whether or not this morning carries-don't-who- carries on. don't care who preeehte— carries on. don't care who preeehte h.— carries on. don't care who presents it. don't care about carries on. don't care who prethe:s it. don't care about carries on. don't care who prethe questiont care about carries on. don't care who prethe question forire about carries on. don't care who prethe question for this bout carries on. don't care who prethe question for this fort carries on. don't care who prethe question for this for me it. the question for this for me is it. the question for this for me te—what— it. the question for this for me te—what te- it. the question for this for me is_what is the- is this okay? what is the houhtary— is this okay? what is the boundary between being a mentor to a— boundary between being a mentor to a young— boundary between being a mentor to a young chap— boundary between being a mentor to a young chap and grooming them— to a young chap and grooming them when— to a young chap and grooming them when an— to a young chap and grooming them when an older, successful power— them when an older, successful power rheete— them when an older, successful power man meets somebody who is a ehttt— power man meets somebody who is a ehttt at— power man meets somebody who is aehttt at the— power man meets somebody who is a child at the time— power man meets somebody who is a child at the time and helps them— a child at the time and helps them professionally and that retattohehtp— them professionally and that relationship turned sexual, what-e— relationship turned sexual, hate the — relationship turned sexual, what's the line there? what's the thee— what's the line there? what's the the th— what's the line there? what's the line? i'm patrick christys on th— the line? i'm patrick christys on he hewe.— the line? i'm patrick christys on gb news, britain's news

completely derailed the conversation. “ completely derailed the- conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on . gb news. thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. should we arm trans kids? yeah, i should we arm trans kids? yeah, t know— should we arm trans kids? yeah, t know .— should we arm trans kids? yeah, t know . thte— should we arm trans kids? yeah, i know . this is— should we arm trans kids? yeah, i know. this is seriously what ot— i know. this is seriously what ot the— i know. this is seriously what some of the i'm— i know. this is seriously what some of the i'm calling them the trape— some of the i'm calling them the tape watta— some of the i'm calling them the trans mafia are— some of the i'm calling them the trans mafia are coming out and eayhg— trans mafia are coming out and eayhg tt-e— trans mafia are coming out and saying it's absolute madness. i cannot— saying it's absolute madness. i cannot understand for the life of cannot understand for the life ot rhe— cannot understand for the life ot me why— cannot understand for the life of me why anyone thinks they're the goot— of me why anyone thinks they're the goot guye. — of me why anyone thinks they're the good guys. but— of me why anyone thinks they're the good guys. but just. there we go.— the good guys. but just. there we go. hut— the good guys. but just. there we go. out the— the good guys. but just. there we go. but the latest on the thttttp— we go. but the latest on the phillip schofield scandal. while tarhohh— phillip schofield scandal. while eamonn holmes— phillip schofield scandal. while eamonn holmes says the disgraced tv eamonn holmes says the disgraced tv—tetuetohat.- tv presenter is delusional, sehottett—

tv presenter is delusional, schofield denied claims that there— schofield denied claims that there-toxic— schofield denied claims that there toxic culture at there was a toxic culture at the— there was a toxic culture at this morning.— there was a toxic culture at this morning. that i think is the— this morning. that i think is the absolute— this morning. that i think is the absolute least of his worries. now— the absolute least of his worries. now we should stress that— worries. now we should stress that ttv— worries. now we should stress that itv bosses— worries. now we should stress that itv bosses say that they thew— that itv bosses say that they knew hoththg— that itv bosses say that they knew nothing about phillip schofield's— knew nothing about phillip schofield's relationship with another— schofield's relationship with another member staff and that another member of staff and that hoth— another member of staff and that hoth ot— another member of staff and that hoth ot them— another member of staff and that both of them denied it when they aetet— both of them denied it when they aetet h.— both of them denied it when they were asked it. but— both of them denied it when they were asked it. but this has rateet— were asked it. but this has raised serious— were asked it. but this has raised serious questions for me. if raised serious questions for me. tt we— raised serious questions for me. tt we tuet— raised serious questions for me. tt we ruet tate— raised serious questions for me. if we just take the— raised serious questions for me. if we just take the reported and atteget— if we just take the reported and alleged timeline— if we just take the reported and alleged timeline of events for thttttp— alleged timeline of events for phillip schofield _ alleged timeline of events for phillip schofield and met this lad phillip schofield and met this tat when— phillip schofield and met this tat when he— phillip schofield and met this lad when he was— phillip schofield and met this lad when he was 15 years old, okay.— lad when he was 15 years old, otay. hetpet— lad when he was 15 years old, okay, helped him— lad when he was 15 years old, okay, helped him out professionally , that professionally, that relationship then turned sexual atter— relationship then turned sexual atter the — relationship then turned sexual atter the age— relationship then turned sexual after the age of— relationship then turned sexual after the age of 18. is there a the— after the age of 18. is there a line between _ after the age of 18. is there a line between mentoring and groorhhge— line between mentoring and grooming? merrill in hawes joins me grooming? merrill in hawes joins rhe the— grooming? merrill in hawes joins me now. the director and ceo of treetorh — me now. the director and ceo of treetorh trorh — me now. the director and ceo of freedom from abuse. marilyn thaht— freedom from abuse. marilyn thank you— freedom from abuse. marilyn thank you wery.— freedom from abuse. marilyn thank you very, very much . let's thank you very, very much. let's keep— thank you very, very much. let's keep tt— thank you very, very much. let's keep tt wtthh— thank you very, very much. let's keep it within the _ thank you very, very much. let's keep it within the realms of peopte— keep it within the realms of peopte uethg— keep it within the realms of people using position in poetttohe— people using position in positions of— people using position in positions of power or in

poetttohe— positions of power or in positions of— positions of power or in positions of power or in positions of power are looking at younger— positions of power are looking at younger individuals and hehawthg— at younger individuals and hehawthg th— at younger individuals and behaving in a— at younger individuals and behaving in a certain way. at younger individuals and behaving in a certain way . what behaving in a certain way. what do behaving in a certain way. what to you— behaving in a certain way. what to you ththt— behaving in a certain way. what do you think constitutes groorhhge— do you think constitutes grooming? well it's actually what— grooming? well it's actually what hee— grooming? well it's actually what he's done. i “ what he's done. it's not even a fine line in the sand. it's a definite line in the sand. there is nothing appropriate about a man who was heading up for his 50s and in his 50s when he started a sexual relationship with this 18 year old. now how did that young man manage to get through to phillip schofield? i suggest that phillip schofield had his details. you know, you're talking about a young they're impressionable at 15, 16 people did. no, i don't agree. i think there's a toxic silence within itv, frankly. and i think it raises a lot of awkward questions for martin frizell because there's people who did know you're telling me that holly willoughby didn't know . holly willoughby didn't know. people have actually said that he was glued to the side of phillip schofield . um, how did phillip schofield. um, how did that happen ? how did he how was

that happen? how did he how was he referred to as the chosen aid? i think it was in 2018. there was even a pixel photograph of him with phillip schofield . and you know, when schofield. and you know, when you lie , you tend to get found you lie, you tend to get found out and he has lied. and i think itv has lied. and for me this is a massive crossing of profession . boundaries stick to people your own age. if you don't want a flag to be raised, it's the same in teaching. this would be absolutely considered grooming . absolutely considered grooming. in my professional world. well, this is an important— “ : well, this is an important point. tteteh— this is an important point. listen important point. marilyn, let listen important point. marilyn, tet rhe— listen important point. marilyn, tet rhe tuet— listen important point. marilyn, tet rhe ruet eut— listen important point. marilyn, let me just cut you now, because that— let me just cut you now, because that te— let me just cut you now, because that te ah— let me just cut you now, because that is an important— let me just cut you now, because that is an important point. tttghte— that is an important point. tttghte okay.— that is an important point. right? okay. and yes, again, no toutt— right? okay. and yes, again, no toutt thttttp— right? okay. and yes, again, no doubt phillip schofield will tehy— doubt phillip schofield will tehy-thte— doubt phillip schofield will deny this stuff. but in deny all of this stuff. but in other— deny all of this stuff. but in other professions , he's and in other professions, he's and in other— other professions, he's and in other watte— other professions, he's and in other walks-life- other professions, he's and in other walks-life ,- other professions, he's and in other walks life , if behaving other walks of life, if behaving in other walks of life, if behaving th a— other walks of life, if behaving th a way— other walks of life, if behaving th a way hot— other walks of life, if behaving in a way not dissimilar to this, i in a way not dissimilar to this, t thht— in a way not dissimilar to this, i think would— in a way not dissimilar to this, i think would potentially raise gueettoh— i think would potentially raise question marks,— i think would potentially raise question marks, would it not? vote— question marks, would it not? you've mentioned— question marks, would it not? you've mentioned teaching there. go you've mentioned teaching there. to — you've mentioned teaching there. to h— you've mentioned teaching there. go on. a teacher— you've mentioned teaching there. go on. a teacher has- you've mentioned teaching there. go on. ' go on. a teacher has just lost herjob go on. a teacher has just lost her job for doing just that . it her job for doing just that. it was i think it was under the

teaching regulation authority, i think. but it was a pupil that had left. she'd gone to another school and they contacted each other on facebook, social media. it was discovered lost her job. quite right. you don't go hanging around in your 50s with people of 17, 18 years old. it's inappropriate . cypriot i'm inappropriate. cypriot i'm handung inappropriate. cypriot i'm handling a case at the moment of exploitation where a 59 year old guy is hitting on a 17 year old girl in social services are looking at it as exploited fashion and grooming. i'm sorry, i've never known anyone admitted he's not going to admit it. i don't understand the family here as don't understand the family here ae wett. — don't understand the family here ae wett. ten-t— don't understand the family here as well. isn't there— don't understand the family here as well. i ”t“tii; “tg don't understand the family here as well. i “tg as well. isn't there looking at the past few weeks , i do the past few weeks, i do appreciate what you're saying, but it is important to stress that there there is an that there is there is an important distinction between philip his his philip schofield and his and his brother. i to stress brother. i just want to stress that— brother. i just want to stress that however— brother. i just want to stress that howeveriyes.- i just want to stress that however yes. but brother. i just want to stress. that howeveriyes.-but on that however. yes. okay. but on on the.— that however. yes. okay. but on on this, though. _ that however. yes. okay. but on on this, though. i— that however. yes. okay. but on on this, though. i do. i do ththh— on this, though. i do. i do think, though,— on this, though. i do. i do think, though, that philip's sehottett.— think, though, that philip's schofield, if— think, though, that philip's schofield, if he was a closeted gay— schofield, if he was a closeted gay mah— schofield, if he was a closeted gay .— schofield, if he was a closeted gay . whteh— schofield, if he was a closeted gay man , which he clearly was gay man, which he clearly was for gay man, which he clearly was tor a— gay man, which he clearly was tor a pertot— gay man, which he clearly was for a period of— gay man, which he clearly was for a period of time, he's not a hat— for a period of time, he's not a

hat tootthg— for a period of time, he's not a bad looking chap— for a period of time, he's not a bad looking chap .— for a period of time, he's not a bad looking chap . he's got money bad looking chap. he's got money in bad looking chap. he's got money th the— bad looking chap. he's got money th the tank.— bad looking chap. he's got money in the bank. he's— bad looking chap. he's got money in the bank. he's got a famous tot.— in the bank. he's got a famous tot. he— in the bank. he's got a famous tot. he thee— in the bank. he's got a famous job. he lives in— in the bank. he's got a famous job. he lives in london, which hae— job. he lives in london, which hae got— job. he lives in london, which hae got a— job. he lives in london, which has got a vibrant— job. he lives in london, which has got a vibrant gay scene . has got a vibrant gay scene. etay. — has got a vibrant gay scene. etay. he— has got a vibrant gay scene. okay. he could— has got a vibrant gay scene. okay. he could have had an attatr— okay. he could have had an attatr wtth— okay. he could have had an affair with anyone. his own age. anyone— affair with anyone. his own age. thyohe eweh— affair with anyone. his own age. thyohe zo— affair with anyone. his own age. anyone even 20 years younger than— anyone even 20 years younger the hp — anyone even 20 years younger than htrh .— anyone even 20 years younger the hp . tt— anyone even 20 years younger than him . it is— anyone even 20 years younger than him . it is slightly odd for than him. it is slightly odd for me than him. it is slightly odd for he . martyn.— than him. it is slightly odd for me , marilyn, that someone of me, marilyn, that someone of euth— me, marilyn, that someone of eueh a— me, marilyn, that someone of eueh a young— me, marilyn, that someone of eueh a young age— me, marilyn, that someone of such a young age as 18 years old woutt— such a young age as 18 years old woutt catch— such a young age as 18 years old would catch his— such a young age as 18 years old would catch his eye— such a young age as 18 years old would catch his eye in a city as big— would catch his eye in a city as htg ae— would catch his eye in a city as htg ae tohtoh. — would catch his eye in a city as big as london. �*ftt�*tigg clieg big as london. well, absolutely it is. it is just totally inappropriate. why did he lie ? inappropriate. why did he lie? was it a murky secret? clearly he was frightened of coming out. but you know, truly a fish rots from the head down. so i'm looking at the big top people at itv where questions need to be answered . who was silenced? who answered. who was silenced? who you know, the guy himself said he was never questioned or asked anything from itv itself . there anything from itv itself. there has got to be it's imperative that there is a full and transparent investigation by

outside people not connected to itv . i think outside people not connected to itv. i think this absolutely stinks. i truly do . and look at stinks. i truly do. and look at the coverage. look at the is the— the coverage. look at the is thte young— the coverage. look at the is thte youhg mah— the coverage. look at the is this young man in- i g look at the is this young man in now ? the coverage. look at the is- this young man in now ? how is he this young man in now? how is he e wett— this young man in now? how is he e wett. too.— this young man in now? how is he e wett. too. too.— this young man in now? how is he ? well, 100. 100. and— this young man in now? 7” well, 100. 100. and supposedly ? well, 100. 100. and supposedly to— ? well, 100. 100. and supposedly more to more to— 7” well, 100. 100. and supposedly more to more to come as well. wht— more to more to come as well. aht we— more to more to come as well. aht we wttt— more to more to come as well. and we will have— more to more to come as well. and we will have to wait and t— and we will have to wait and t toht— and we will have to wait and see. i don't want— and we will have to wait and see. i don't want to pre—empt any— see. i don't want to pre—empt ahy ot— see. i don't want to pre—empt ahy oh that.— see. i don't want to pre—empt any of that, but— see. i don't want to pre—empt any of that, but that's what's tothg— any of that, but that's what's tothg the— any of that, but that's what's doing the rounds— any of that, but that's what's doing the rounds today. marilyn, can doing the rounds today. marilyn, t— doing the rounds today. marilyn, t tuet— doing the rounds today. marilyn, truet eay— doing the rounds today. marilyn, can i just say thank you very much— can i just say thank you very much? ithink— can i just say thank you very much?ithink.is- can i just say thank you very much?ithink.is a- can i just say thank you very much? think is a genuinely much? i think it is a genuinely i much? i think it is a genuinely t-ahout— much? i think it is a genuinely t-ahout the- much? i think it is a genuinely i about time people i think it's about time people you— i think it's about time people you-l— i think it's about time people you-i couldn't- i think it's about time people you i couldn't care less you know, i couldn't care less what— you know, i couldn't care less what-to— you know, i couldn't care less what-to wtth— you know, i couldn't care less what-do with this- you know, i couldn't care less what do with this morning. what they do with this morning. i what they do with this morning. t-eare— what they do with this morning. t-eare tt— what they do with this morning. t-eare tt they- what they do with this morning. i care if they replace i couldn't care if they replace it i couldn't care if they replace tt wtth— i couldn't care if they replace tt wtth a— i couldn't care if they replace it with a cookery— i couldn't care if they replace it with a cookery show or homes uhter—harhrher- it with a cookery show or homes under_ hammer or. under the flipping hammer or whatever— under the flipping hammer or whatever-with- under the flipping hammer or whatever-with it.- whatever they do with it. i eoutth-t— whatever they do with it. i couldn't care— whatever they do with it. i couldn't care less who's for me. theee— couldn't care less who's for me. theee _heuee- couldn't care less who's for me. these—issues, right?| these are the big issues, right? wht— these are the big issues, right? ahtlthere-e— these are the big issues, right? andlthere's been— these are the big issues, right? andlthere's been a- these are the big issues, right? and there's been a if there's and if there's been a if there's teen— and if there's been a if there's been some kind— and if there's been a if there's been some kind of cover up on it, been some kind of cover up on t. t— been some kind of cover up on t. t thht— been some kind of cover up on it, i think it's— been some kind of cover up on it, i think it's an— been some kind of cover up on it, i think it's an absolute ehoeter. — it, i think it's an absolutei shocker. _always shocker. he's i've always thought fake. i think thought he was fake. i think i've thought he was fake. i think pve job thought he was fake. i think i've job for so many i've done this job for so many years. i a fake when i can years. i know a fake when i can always smell it on people. but what annoyed me was the editor

who first was the editor for itv news, nelmes. i today news, diane nelmes. i read today that to that she said, listen to this itv this morning should be allowed to die with dignity. there is no dignity. there is no dignity in this. what is she talking about ? yeah, dignity in this. what is she talking about? yeah, yeah. dignity in this. what is she talking about ? yeah, yeah. 100. talking about? yeah, yeah. 100. and we've already we've “tg , / 100. and we've already we've already tone— and we've already we've already tohe a— and we've already we've already tohe a ttttte— and we've already we've already done a little bit.— and we've already we've already done a little bit. marilyn, in the— done a little bit. marilyn, in the taet— done a little bit. marilyn, in the last hour— done a little bit. marilyn, in the last hour about people ththtthg— the last hour about people thinking that— the last hour about people thinking that he actually used eorhhg— thinking that he actually used eorhthg out— thinking that he actually used eorhhg out ae— thinking that he actually used coming out as a— thinking that he actually used coming out as a homosexual man , coming out as a homosexual man, as coming out as a homosexual man, ae a way— coming out as a homosexual man, ae a way ot— coming out as a homosexual man, ae a way ot rhaetthg— coming out as a homosexual man, as a way of masking the reality of as a way of masking the reality oh what— as a way of masking the reality oh what ae— as a way of masking the reality of what was going— as a way of masking the reality of what was going on. and aetuatty— of what was going on. and actually, that's— of what was going on. and actually, that's very offensive to a— actually, that's very offensive to a tot— actually, that's very offensive to a tot ot— actually, that's very offensive to a lot of people who really wreette— to a lot of people who really wrestle with— to a lot of people who really wrestle with their sexuality. hut— wrestle with their sexuality. hut martyn.— wrestle with their sexuality. but marilyn, we're going to have to-tt— but marilyn, we're going to have to-tt there. — but marilyn, we're going to have to-it there. thank- but marilyn, we're going to have to it there. thank you. to leave it there. thank you. thank— to leave it there. thank you. thank you.— to leave it there. thank you. thank you. thank always thank you. thank you. always a pteaeure— thank you. thank you. always a pteaeure.-eare.— thank you. thank you. always a pleasure. care, mark. pleasure. take care, mark. see you— pleasure. take care, mark. see you-martyn— pleasure. take care, mark. see you-harttyh-te- pleasure. take care, mark. see you-marilyn-is thei you soon. marilyn hall is the ttreetor— you soon. marilyn hall is the director and— you soon. marilyn hall is the director and ceo— you soon. marilyn hall is the director and ceo of freedom from houee.— director and ceo of freedom from houee-hay.— director and ceo of freedom from abuse.-okay.-loadsl abuse. right. okay. look, loads more-to— abuse. right. okay. look, loads more-to ome— abuse. right. okay. look, loads more to come between now more still to come between now ant— more still to come between now apt to— more still to come between now apt to pm.— more still to come between now apt e pm. a— more still to come between now and 6 pm. a remarkable story of the—are— and 6 pm. a remarkable story of the—are calling- the activists who are calling for the activists who are calling tor-to— the activists who are calling tor-to tarry- the activists who are calling for-to carry gunsi the activists who are calling. for-to carry guns at. for trans kids to carry guns at. wht— for trans kids to carry guns at. aht youwe— for trans kids to carry guns at. aht youwe-h.— for trans kids to carry guns at. and you've-it. you- for trans kids to carry guns at. and you've it. you have and you've done it. you have rateet— and you've done it. you have rateet ore— and you've done it. you have raised more than— and you've done it. you have raised more than £50,000 for the rhehtat— raised more than £50,000 for the rhehtat heatth— raised more than £50,000 for the mental health charity mind. that-e— mental health charity mind. that's ahead— mental health charity mind. that's ahead of— mental health charity mind. that's ahead of the big night when— that's ahead of the big night when t— that's ahead of the big night when t get— that's ahead of the big night when t get rhy— that's ahead of the big night when i get my clothes off. and of course, lose— when i get my clothes off. and of course, lose my— when i get my clothes off. and

of course, lose my dignity. i tahee— of course, lose my dignity. i taheeletage— of course, lose my dignity. i dance stage with the male dance on stage with the male etrtppere— dance on stage with the male strippers. thank— dance on stage with the male strippers. thank you very much, eweryhoty. —yourl everybody. but now it's your heatthee— everybody. but now it's your headlines nielsen . everybody. but now it's your. headlines-nielsen . headlines with beth nielsen. hatrtoh— headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank— headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank you. _ headlines with beth nielsen. patrick, thank you. here's your latest from the gb news room at 533. itv is in crisis talks following the scandal surrounding phillip schofield's affair with a younger male colleague . the programme's main colleague. the programme's main sponson colleague. the programme's main sponsor, arnold clark, announced it won't review its contract this autumn and gb news understands it could cost the broadcaster tens of millions of poundsin broadcaster tens of millions of pounds in lost advertising revenue. phillip schofield has rejected claims there was a toxic culture on this morning. in a statement released earlier, he said it's the same handful of people with a grudge against me or the show who seemed to have the loudest voice while gb news presenter and former itv this morning host eamonn holmes has hit back , saying schofield has hit back, saying schofield has put out a delusional statement like holly. he posted it on

instagram stories . so if it goes instagram stories. so if it goes wrong, there's no record after 24 hours. i'm reluctant to give the liar any more publicity . but the liar any more publicity. but believe me, if you're looking for a fight, you've picked on the wrong person . seven men have the wrong person. seven men have been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged with the attempted murder of a detective chief inspector in county tyrone . john caldwell was county tyrone. john caldwell was shot seven times at a sports centre in omagh in february. the suspects will appear before magistrates again next month. two of the men were also charged with being members of the ira and three of them with the preparation of terrorist acts . preparation of terrorist acts. police from the uk are to help authorities in north african countries break up people smuggling gangs. officers from the national crime agency will work with their counterparts to stem a predicted surge in migration. the italian government predicts up to 400,000 people will try to reach europe via the mediterranean sea. this summer. that's four times as many as last year. and

you can get more on all of these stories by visiting our website, gb news .com. now it's back to . patrick okay, patrick- i okay, good pathet— . okay, good stuff. patrick okay, good stuff. activists held up . okay, good stuff. activists hett up a— . okay, good stuff. activists held up a banner— okay, good stuff. activists held up a banner calling for trape— held up a banner calling for trahe hte— held up a banner calling for trans kids to— held up a banner calling for trans kids to carry guns in ehoetthg— trans kids to carry guns in shocking scenes in central tohtoh— shocking scenes in central london yesterday , trans london yesterday, trans aethtete— london yesterday, trans activists wearing masks were in hyte — activists wearing masks were in hyte hart.— activists wearing masks were in hyde park, where— activists wearing masks were in hyde park, where the women's rtghte— hyde park, where the women's rtghte group— hyde park, where the women's rtghte group tet— hyde park, where the women's rights group let them speak. let epeah— rights group let them speak. let women speak. events was taking ptaee— women speak. events was taking ptaee. houee— women speak. events was taking place. police officers detain ant— place. police officers detain aht a— place. police officers detain and a number— place. police officers detain and a number of- place. police officers detain and a number of people after a hat— and a number of people after a rtwat group— and a number of people after a rival group clashed with them. wht— rival group clashed with them. aht wtewere— rival group clashed with them. and viewers can— rival group clashed with them. and viewers can see the banner that— and viewers can see the banner that etrhpty— and viewers can see the banner that etrhpty eaye— and viewers can see the banner that simply says armed trans ttte. — that simply says armed trans ttte. wht— that simply says armed trans kids. and what— that simply says armed trans kids. and what is also fascinating— kids. and what is also fascinating is that they'll come out wtth— fascinating is that they'll come out with something like that. hut— out with something like that. hut they-re— out with something like that. but they're covering their taee. — but they're covering their faces. they've _ but they're covering their faces. they've got umbrellas eowerthg— faces. they've got umbrellas covering -faces, - faces. they've got umbrellas covering faces, balaclava faces. they've got umbrellas coy.andg faces, balaclava faces. they've got umbrellas coy. and all faces, balaclava faces. they've got umbrellas coy. and all of faces, balaclava faces. they've got umbrellas coy. and all of that s, balaclava faces. they've got umbrellas coy. and all of that stuff. aclava faces. they've got umbrellas coy. and all of that stuff. andya on and all of that stuff. and they— on and all of that stuff. and they took— on and all of that stuff. and they look like— on and all of that stuff. and they look like a— on and all of that stuff. and they look like a really pot . a they look like a really pot. a group— they look like a really pot. a grouplthoee— they look like a really pot. a group those roman soldiers

group of those roman soldiers who— group of those roman soldiers who-to— group of those roman soldiers who-do-defencel who used to do that defence rreehahterh — who used to do that defence mechanism with— who used to do that defence mechanism with their shields, ttth-t— mechanism with their shields, that-heap.- mechanism with their shields,i didn't-mean,-grief didn't they? i mean, good grief .-pottee— didn't they? i mean, good grief ,-police officer- didn't they? i mean, good grief , police officer stood , there's a police officer stood het— , there's a police officer stood ruet-yarte— , there's a police officer stood ruet-yarte away.- , there's a police officer stood just yards away. classic just a few yards away. classic toee— just a few yards away. classic does absolutely— just a few yards away. classic does absolutely naff all founder of does absolutely naff all founder ot stahthg— does absolutely naff all founder of standing for— does absolutely naff all founder of standing for women, kelly j. heape— of standing for women, kelly j. teahe who— of standing for women, kelly j. keane, who was— of standing for women, kelly j. keane, who was leading the event yeetertay— keane, who was leading the event yeetertay-rhe— keane, who was leading the event yesterday,-me now.- keane, who was leading the event yesterday, me now. one of yesterday, joins me now. one of my tawourtte— yesterday, joins me now. one of my favourite guests on this partteutar— my favourite guests on this particular show. _ my favourite guests on this particular show. thank you very much.— particular show. thank you very rhueh.—you| much, kelly. and what do you hate— much, kelly. and what do you hate ot— much, kelly. and what do you hate ot peopte— much, kelly. and what do you make of people coming like make of people coming out like that— make of people coming out like that-eayhg— make of people coming out like that-eayhg we— make of people coming out like that saying we should arm that and saying we should arm trape— that and saying we should arm trahe hte— that and saying we should arm trahe tttee — that and saying we should arm trans kids ? well,— that and saying we should arm trans kids ? well, i- that and saying we should arm trans kids ? �*ftt�*tigg i trans kids? well, i think it's quite a praepostor sign, but it's not really a surprise. my events are now always protested. so my event is all about letting women speak. you so my event is all about letting women speak . you know, that women speak. you know, that terrttte— women speak. you know, that terrible, terrible— women speak. you know, that terrible, terrible thing- “ you know, that terrible, terrible thing that women would— terrible, terrible thing that women would like to do when we want— women would like to do when we want to— women would like to do when we want to discuss— women would like to do when we want to discuss our— women would like to do when we want to discuss our rights , we want to discuss our rights, we want— want to discuss our rights, we want to— want to discuss our rights, we want to epeat— want to discuss our rights, we want to speak in— want to discuss our rights, we want to speak in public. '“t: want to speak in public. and they— want to speak in public. and they turn— want to speak in public. and they turn up— want to speak in public. and they turn up to— want to speak in public. and they turn up to try- want to speak in public. and they turn up to try and stop us, speak stop us talking. um, and they come speak stop us talking. um, and they ant— speak stop us talking. um, and they come and they're- “tg um, and they come and they're aggressive and they come and they're aggressive aht thetr— they come and they're aggressive and their voices— they come and they're aggressive and their voices are— they come and they're aggressive and their voices are often very hate.— and their voices are often very rhate. whteh— and their voices are often very male, which is— and their voices are often very male, which is a— and their voices are often very male, which is a bizarre coincidence— male, which is a bizarre coincidence because they're all yeah.— coincidence because they're all veah. uh.— coincidence because they're all men. yeah. um, well, not, they-re— men. yeah. um, well, not, they-re hot— men. yeah. um, well, not, they're not all—

men. yeah. um, well, not, they're not all men. let me not be they're not all men. let me not he uhtatr— they're not all men. let me not he uhtatr to.— they're not all men. let me not be unfair to. to— they're not all men. let me not be unfair to. to the— they're not all men. let me not be unfair to. to the women that ateo— be unfair to. to the women that also come and— be unfair to. to the women that also come and to— be unfair to. to the women that also come and to older women . also come and to older women. gr..— also come and to older women. uh. ant— also come and to older women. uh. aht tte— also come and to older women. uh, and it's preposterous. yes teetertay.— uh, and it's preposterous. yes yesterday, one— uh, and it's preposterous. yes yesterday, one of— uh, and it's preposterous. yes yesterday, one of their chants was trans rights— yesterday, one of their chants was trans rights and women's rtghte.— was trans rights and women's rtghte. same— was trans rights and women's rights. same struggle , same rights. same struggle, same ttght.— rights. same struggle, same ttght. whteh— rights. same struggle, same fight. which i— rights. same struggle, same fight. which i thought was quite tuhhy— fight. which i thought was quite tuhhy heauee— fight. which i thought was quite funny because it— fight. which i thought was quite funny because it was a chorus of hate— funny because it was a chorus of hate woteee— funny because it was a chorus of male voices screaming and ehouthg— male voices screaming and ehouthg at— male voices screaming and shouting at women about what our rtghte— shouting at women about what our rtghte ehoutt— shouting at women about what our rights should be. _ shouting at women about what our rights should be. so, yeah, it's toot.— rights should be. so, yeah, it's toot. tte— rights should be. so, yeah, it's toot. tt-e part— rights should be. so, yeah, it's look, it's part of— rights should be. so, yeah, it's look, it's part of a— rights should be. so, yeah, it's look, it's part of a theme , look, it's part of a theme, otaye— look, it's part of a theme, otaye they-re— look, it's part of a theme, okay? they're aggressive. they-re— okay? they're aggressive. they're intimidating thing. and they— they're intimidating thing. and they ome— they're intimidating thing. and they to— they're intimidating thing. and they to try— they're intimidating thing. and they come to try and stop us tattthg. — they come to try and stop us tattthg. so— they come to try and stop us tattthg. so you— they come to try and stop us talking. so you know, peter touehet— talking. so you know, peter touehet oh— talking. so you know, peter touched on earlier, he told me that— touched on earlier, he told me that the— touched on earlier, he told me that thte te— touched on earlier, he told me that thte te a— touched on earlier, he told me that this is a vocal— touched on earlier, he told me that this is a vocal minority that— that this is a vocal minority that toee— that this is a vocal minority that does not— that this is a vocal minority that does not represent male etrearh— that does not represent male stream views,— that does not represent male stream views, but it does seem to te— stream views, but it does seem to he ewerywhere— stream views, but it does seem to be everywhere you go , though, to be everywhere you go, though, tehy— to be everywhere you go, though, tetty. toeeh-t— to be everywhere you go, though, kelly, doesn't it— to be everywhere you go, though, kelly, doesn't it ?_ to be everywhere you go, though, kelly, doesn't it ? certainly kelly, doesn't it? certainly ewerywhere— kelly, doesn't it? certainly everywhere. i— kelly, doesn't it? certainly everywhere. i go, i don't know if everywhere. i go, i don't know tt that-e— everywhere. i go, i don't know tt that-e a— everywhere. i go, i don't know if that's a coincidence or whether— if that's a coincidence or whether they— if that's a coincidence or whether they just hang around in epaee— whether they just hang around in epaee tryhg— whether they just hang around in epaee tryhg to— whether they just hang around in spaces trying to stop all women trom— spaces trying to stop all women trorh tatthg— spaces trying to stop all women from talking. um— spaces trying to stop all women from talking. um but it look , from talking. um but it look, they-re— from talking. um but it look, they-re th— from talking. um but it look, they're in government. this whote— they're in government. this whote ththg— they're in government. this whole thing is— they're in government. this whole thing is very coercive.

tte— whole thing is very coercive. he hath— whole thing is very coercive. it's really manipulative . kyiv it's really manipulative. kyiv ant— it's really manipulative. kyiv aht tte— it's really manipulative. kyiv and it's dishonest. so so the reason these— and it's dishonest. so so the reason these young people are erhhottehet— reason these young people are emboldened to— reason these young people are emboldened to come out is heauee— emboldened to come out is because the— emboldened to come out is because the police have been eapturet. — because the police have been eapturet. so.— because the police have been captured. so, you— because the police have been captured. so, you know , the face captured. so, you know, the face of captured. so, you know, the face ot h.— captured. so, you know, the face ot tt. theee — captured. so, you know, the face of it, these these— captured. so, you know, the face of it, these these sort of peopte— of it, these these sort of peopte at— of it, these these sort of people at the- of it, these these sort of people at the bottom of the poet.— people at the bottom of the poet. tt— people at the bottom of the poet. tt you— people at the bottom of the pond, if you like, these people that— pond, if you like, these people that ome— pond, if you like, these people that come out— pond, if you like, these people that come out to— pond, if you like, these people that come out to scream and ehout— that come out to scream and ehout at— that come out to scream and shout at women— that come out to scream and shout at women ,— that come out to scream and shout at women , they are they shout at women, they are they are shout at women, they are they reatty— shout at women, they are they reatty the— shout at women, they are they are really the bottom of the tatter— are really the bottom of the tatter. wht— are really the bottom of the ladder. and at— are really the bottom of the ladder. and at the top of the tatter— ladder. and at the top of the tatter are— ladder. and at the top of the ladder are people in government whowe— ladder are people in government wohwe tuet— ladder are people in government wohwe ruet tet— ladder are people in government who've just let this happen. oh, teaehthg— who've just let this happen. oh, we're teaching it— who've just let this happen. oh, we're teaching it in schools. a lot we're teaching it in schools. a tot ot— we're teaching it in schools. a tot ot theee— we're teaching it in schools. a lot of these kids— we're teaching it in schools. a lot of these kids really lot of these kids are really eohtueet. — lot of these kids are really confused. you'll- lot of these kids are really confused. you'll meet, you'll gehuhety— confused. you'll meet, you'll gehuhety-youhg- confused. you'll meet, you'll genuinely young people genuinely hear young people thht— genuinely hear young people thht-eex— genuinely hear young people think sex change is think that sex change is poeethte. — think that sex change is possible. that actually what's hette— possible. that actually what's thette your— possible. that actually what's inside your head— possible. that actually what's inside your head and how you teet— inside your head and how you teet ahout— inside your head and how you feel about who _ inside your head and how you feel about who might be is feel about who you might be is more important— feel about who you might be is more important than your ttotogy— more important than your biology. whilst these are the biology. so whilst these are the eort— biology. so whilst these are the eort ot— biology. so whilst these are the eort ot the— biology. so whilst these are the sort of the face— biology. so whilst these are the sort of the face of— biology. so whilst these are the sort of the face of it, if you the.— sort of the face of it, if you the. we — sort of the face of it, if you like, we know— sort of the face of it, if you like, we know that there is this terrthte — like, we know that there is this terrible covert _ like, we know that there is this terrible covert operation that's happehet— terrible covert operation that's happened that's— terrible covert operation that's happened that's captured all of our institutions. _ happened that's captured all of our institutions. so everywhere you-t— our institutions. so everywhere you-t expect— our institutions. so everywhere you-t expect a— our institutions. so everywhere you'd expect a responsible peeoh— you'd expect a responsible pereoh to— you'd expect a responsible person to step— you'd expect a responsible person to step in and condemn the— person to step in and condemn thte eort— person to step in and condemn thte eort ot— person to step in and condemn this sort of behaviour. they're etrhpty— this sort of behaviour. they're etrhpty hot— this sort of behaviour. they're simply not doing—

this sort of behaviour. they're simply not doing it. but i will say— simply not doing it. but i will eay yeetertay— simply not doing it. but i will say yesterday the _ simply not doing it. but i will say yesterday the metropolitan houee— say yesterday the metropolitan hottee ttt— say yesterday the metropolitan police did their— say yesterday the metropolitan police did their job really well for police did their job really well tor the— police did their job really well for the second— police did their job really well for the second time in a row, whteh— for the second time in a row, whteh rheaht— for the second time in a row, which meant that— for the second time in a row, which meant that other women felt which meant that other women tett that— which meant that other women tett that they— which meant that other women felt that they were safe enough to ome— felt that they were safe enough to out— felt that they were safe enough to come out and— felt that they were safe enough to come out and speak despite the tatt— to come out and speak despite the taet that— to come out and speak despite the fact that we _ to come out and speak despite the fact that we knew that we w-ereto — the fact that we knew that we w-ereto he — the fact that we knew that we were-to be met- the fact that we knew that we were to be met with a mob. were going to be met with a mob. gm.— were going to be met with a mob. uh. who— were going to be met with a mob. uh. who toee— were going to be met with a mob. uh. who toes tt— were going to be met with a mob. um, who does it fall— were going to be met with a mob. um, who does it fall on,- were going to be met with a mob. um, who does it fall on, do- were going to be met with a mob. um, who does it fall on, do you think , to sort this out? because think, to sort this out? because i think in my view , too, it's i think in my view, too, it's going to have to be women of a certain age and women of a certain age and women of a certain age and women of a certain age who are not working in our public sector or our schools or or anything like that because they'll probably get cancelled straight away. i don't think you can be a teacher and have your views unfortunate at the you probably have your views unfortunate at the biffed you probably have your views unfortunate at the biffed out you probably have your views unfortunate at the biffed out by you probably have your views unfortunate at the biffed out by some)u probably have your views unfortunate at the biffed out by some youngerbly get biffed out by some younger teachers. so so how who who has to save us from this lunacy ? to save us from this lunacy? well, patrick, i think it's me. urh — well, patrick, i think it's me. urh toot.— well, patrick, i think it's me. urh toot. th— well, patrick, i think it's me. um look, i'm. you- well, patrick, i think it's me. um look, i'm. you say a woman of a eertath— um look, i'm. you say a woman of a eertath age.— um look, i'm. you say a woman of a eertath age. t— um look, i'm. you say a woman of a certain age. i wasn't a certain age. iwasn't reterrthg— a certain age. i wasn't referring to - a certain age. i wasn't referring to you in that sense. tehy— referring to you in that sense. tetty ett. — referring to you in that sense. hetty ott. twe— referring to you in that sense. kelly old. i've just had a hard the—

kelly old. i've just had a hard the .— kelly old. i've just had a hard the . t— kelly old. i've just had a hard life . i certainly— kelly old. i've just had a hard life . i certainly wasn't life. i certainly wasn't reterrthg— life. i certainly wasn't referring to,- life. i certainly wasn't referring to, you know . look, referring to, you know. look, i ththt— referring to, you know. look, i ththt youre— referring to, you know. look, i think you're right. it's. it's women who've— think you're right. it's. it's women who've we're past caring. wewe— women who've we're past caring. we-we hat— women who've we're past caring. we-we hat a— women who've we're past caring. we've had a whole— women who've we're past caring. we've had a whole lifetime of it. we've had a whole lifetime of h hoet— we've had a whole lifetime of h hoet ot— we've had a whole lifetime of it. most of us— we've had a whole lifetime of it. most of us are— we've had a whole lifetime of it. most of us are past caring. were— it. most of us are past caring. we-re-eaetty- we're we're not easily intimidated- we're we're not easily intimidated had intimidated once we've had enough— intimidated once we've had enough .— intimidated once we've had enough . there— intimidated once we've had enough . there really is nothing enough. there really is nothing that— enough. there really is nothing that you— enough. there really is nothing that you ah— enough. there really is nothing that you can do— enough. there really is nothing that you can do to— enough. there really is nothing that you can do to stop us from eohtthuthg— that you can do to stop us from continuing and— that you can do to stop us from continuing and speaking. but the.— continuing and speaking. but the. wee.— continuing and speaking. but the. wee. t— continuing and speaking. but like. yes, i mean, i saw my mp, what.— like. yes, i mean, i saw my mp, what. zeta— like. yes, i mean, i saw my mp, what, 2015 and— like. yes, i mean, i saw my mp, what, 2015 and i— like. yes, i mean, i saw my mp, what, 2015 and i said to him, you— what, 2015 and i said to him, you know.— what, 2015 and i said to him, you know. you— what, 2015 and i said to him, you know, you know, you're, youre— you know, you know, you're, youre patt— you know, you know, you're, youre patt to— you know, you know, you're, you're paid to represent me in parttament— you're paid to represent me in parliament, you— you're paid to represent me in parliament, you know , if not parliament, you know, if not you.— parliament, you know, if not you. wht— parliament, you know, if not you. opt he— parliament, you know, if not you. and he said,- parliament, you know, if not you. and he said, well, i think he— you. and he said, well, i think he you.— you. and he said, well, i think he you. the.— you. and he said, well, i think it's you, mrs. keane. i was the.— it's you, mrs. keane. i was the. oh.— it's you, mrs. keane. i was like, oh, okay.— it's you, mrs. keane. i was like, oh, okay. well i'm just a etay— like, oh, okay. well i'm just a etay at— like, oh, okay. well i'm just a etay at home— like, oh, okay. well i'm just a stay at home mother. but yes, i ththt— stay at home mother. but yes, i think eventually— stay at home mother. but yes, i think eventually it's not anymore. you- think eventually it's not anymore. /ti.t. think eventually it's not anymore. /t:it. anymore. you know, you're a hero. the solution- anymore. you know, you're a hero. the solution is- hero. the solution is government.- the solution is government. you're a hero for a lot government. you're a hero for a tot ot— government. you're a hero for a tot ot peopte— government. you're a hero for a lot of people combine in. can i just— lot of people combine in. can i tuet aet— lot of people combine in. can i that ask you— lot of people combine in. can i just ask you again,— lot of people combine in. can i just ask you again, i— lot of people combine in. can i just ask you again, i want to reiterate because this always. absolutely. i found this hilarious when the j.k. rowling thing kicked off and then when people what people actually look at what she actually said and realise that there's nothing wrong with that at all. so i think it might be worth just reminding people what

your actual core mission here is, because there's nothing really wrong with that either, is there? so what is it? well, it's a it's a scandal- 7 7 well, it's a it's a scandal because i ththt— it's a it's a scandal because i ththt a— it's a it's a scandal because i think a woman— it's a it's a scandal because i think a woman is— it's a it's a scandal because i think a woman is an adult human terhate— think a woman is an adult human terhate .— think a woman is an adult human terhate . wht— think a woman is an adult human female . and we— think a woman is an adult human female . and we shouldn't female. and we shouldn't trahetttoh— female. and we shouldn't transition children . i mean, i transition children. i mean, i say— transition children. i mean, i eay at— transition children. i mean, i eay at the— transition children. i mean, i say at the end— transition children. i mean, i say at the end of— transition children. i mean, i say at the end of no woman has a pente— say at the end of no woman has a pehte. ho— say at the end of no woman has a pehte. ho mah— say at the end of no woman has a pehte. ho hae— say at the end of no woman has a penis, no man has a— say at the end of no woman has a penis, no man has a vagina . penis, no man has a vagina. woh—thary— penis, no man has a vagina. woh—thary te— penis, no man has a vagina. non—binary is nonsense . and non—binary is nonsense. and transitioning— non—binary is nonsense. and transitioning children is protouht— transitioning children is profound abuse. 3tg“ transitioning children is— profound abuse. right. thank you very much, kelly, for clearing that up. it's to great have you on the show as ever and take care. look after yourself. kelly keane there, was leading keane there, who was leading the event leads event yesterday, leads many events it and has got events like it and has got shoulders that just take all of the brunt of all this. and the brunt of all of this. and i absolutely take hat off to absolutely take my hat off to kelly every single every single time that she's on. so thank you very, now the big very, very much. now the big breaking the breaking news. yes the big breaking news. yes the big breaking afternoon breaking news. yes the big brea we ] afternoon breaking news. yes the big brea we have afternoon breaking news. yes the big brea we have raisedafternoon breaking news. yes the big brea we have raised moreoon breaking news. yes the big brea we have raised more than that we have raised more than £50,000 for the mental health charity mind. well, you have. thank very much. i've thank you very much. all i've got do now is get my kit off got to do now is get my kit off with of male strippers.

with a load of male strippers. so guys. there we so cheers, guys. yeah, there we go. patrick christie's gb go. i'm patrick christie's on gb news. i come back, i'm news. and when i come back, i'm going to be reminding you of our old patrick christie's. old friend patrick christie's. christie's news channels in a bit

news. channel this is this is boston, or news. channel this is boston, or at teaet— news. channel this is boston, or at teaet a— news. channel this is boston, or at teaet a part— news. channel this is boston, or at least a part of— news. channel this is boston, or at least a part of it.— news. channel this is boston, or at least a part of it. _ “ this is boston, or at least a part of it. ' at least a part of it. anyway, what— at least a part of it. anyway, what we— at least a part of it. anyway, what we voted for has backfired. you don't see many locals about ahyo. ho— you don't see many locals about ahyo. ho you— you don't see many locals about anymore. do you feel- you don't see many locals about anymore. g anymore. do you feel as though you've what you for? you've got what you asked for? no, not at all. from my point of view, yes, from a business point of view, this was a campaign to just to get a referendum, just to a referendum. we need to get a referendum. we need people

to get a referendum. we need peopte the— to get a referendum. we need people like nigel— to get a referendum. we need people like nigel to- tgi;c ”ti;�*"ti;”ti;“t:. we need people like nigel to grab it. come—country.- people like nigel to grab it. . come—country. they come on, lead the country. they tell us at elections what- it“ : i they tell us at elections what they want— tell us at elections what they want ue— tell us at elections what they want ue to— tell us at elections what they want us to hear,— tell us at elections what they want us to hear, but they never aetuatty— want us to hear, but they never aetuatty reatty— want us to hear, but they never actually really mean it. we're prout— actually really mean it. we're proutlhe— actually really mean it. we're proutlte eh— actually really mean it. we're proud be gb news news, proud to be gb news news, hrttath-e— proud to be gb news news, britain's news— proud to be gb news news, britain's news channel . will britain's news channel. will watchme— britain's news channel. will welcome back. _ britain's news channel. will welcome back. we've- britain's news channel. will welcome back. we've done a lot of serious stuff today. we've done the latest immigration figures. how on earth we're going to stop people essentially invading britain via coming from africa and all the way through the continent, etcetera. we've spoken about the latest trans debate, should spoken about the latest trans deiarming should spoken about the latest trans deiarming trans should spoken about the latest trans deiarming trans kids, should spoken about the latest trans deiarming trans kids, which hould be arming trans kids, which is, again, we've again, absolutely nuts. we've spoken police not spoken about the police not solving 80 muggings solving around 80 muggings a day. the labour are day. the labour party are getting into bed with just stop oil. so we've done all of that. so thought i would finish so i thought i would finish really something little really with something a little bit. is going to make bit. well, this is going to make you going to make you smile. this is going to make you smile. this is going to make you why not leave you you smile. why not leave you with a smile on your face? it's patrick's of the day when i patrick's pick of the day when i focus a story you will focus on a story that you will not on the front of any not see on the front of any national newspapers, it's fair to say. but still caught my eye.

and today, story comes from and today, the story comes from sweden. a lot of good stuff comes sweden, where comes from sweden, where a protest group got more than they bargained for on live television. people from television. three people from a group called restore wetlands in invaded the stage at some kind of stage or of swedish dancing on stage or whatever they call it. whatever the heck they call it. and then they go, they're lobbing the dye over. lobbing all the dye over. they've the banner wallop. they've got the banner wallop. in comes the camera, comes in comes the camera, in comes a camera, can we can play this camera, can we can we play this again? this again? again? can we play this again? because you've because people it takes you've got it. you've got to got to tune it. you've got to really focus the mind on this to see it in all its glory. two dancing people there, here we go. bit of strictly come go. whoa. a bit of strictly come swedish come swedish dancing protesters come on, they've on, there's a banner. they've got the thing. look at us. and then a cameraman goes of that wall yeah. then he goes for wall up. yeah. then he goes for the as well. it's the second one as well. it's like being attacked someone the second one as well. it's like goes. attacked someone the second one as well. it's like goes. attatcan someone the second one as well. it's like goes. attatcan just someone the second one as well. it's like goes. attatcan just see,ieone else goes. you can just see, can't you? the other cameraman running you running the background, you know, lars. leave it. know, leave it, lars. leave it. it's worth it. it's not it's not worth it. it's not worth it, sven. anyway so there you go. i just thought i'd bring that the couple kept that to you. the couple kept dancing well, which i think dancing as well, which i think is doesn't it? the is quite nice, doesn't it? the show must go on, i think, but.

but there we go. anyway, there is less than a month to until is less than a month to go until i stage with the dream i dance on stage with the dream boys that they're boys who boast that they're the most of male most famous group of male strippers the which is strippers in the uk, which is remarkable, especially considering i'm going to be one of to three of them. i'm going to do three routines one is a routines on the night. one is a solo well. i met the lads a solo as well. i met the lads a couple of weeks ago to learn the moves. i am strutting my stuff in bromley and kent on wednesday, june the 28th. viewers can some viewers on gb news can see some of that i'll be of the men that i'll be performing with now. very different the man that i different men to the man that i am single way. i think am in every single way. i think it's fair to now, when i it's fair to say. now, when i agreed to perform on stage with the dream boys, i said i would like to raise some money for charity. today we did it. charity. and today we did it. you did it. you raised £50,000 for the mental health charity mind. and i will be eternally grateful to that. thank you. but i also set myself a target of losing some weight . so if you losing some weight. so if you cast your minds back to april the eighth, 2022. uh, this is . the eighth, 2022. uh, this is. well, let's just take it away.

all right? the ladies and gentlemen, it's weigh in time. it's the moment that i've been dreading. i honestly have not looked at the scales deliberately. so now, for at least the six months. least the last six months. dudng least the last six months. during though, have during that time, though, i have looked of takeaways and looked at a lot of takeaways and quite a few pints. so yes, the tarhage— quite a few pints. so yes, the tarhage hay— quite a few pints. so yes, the damage may well— quite a few pints. so yes, the damage may well have- ri. so yes, the damage may well have been ti. so yes, the damage may well have been done, but damage may well have been done, tut t— damage may well have been done, tut t heetet— damage may well have been done, but i needed some— damage may well have been done, but i needed some help to get wetghet— but i needed some help to get wetghet totay. — but i needed some help to get weighed today. i— but i needed some help to get weighed today. ii weighed today. i needed someone who really give me a hand, who can really give me a hand, someone who knows about what it's like be in peak physical it's like to be in peak physical condition. tom harwood, how condition. so tom harwood, how are you? i am feeling very well. he— are you? i am feeling very well. the-hatt— are you? i am feeling very well. i've - back from - .it”ti; tit.7 i am feeling very well. i've back from holiday i've just got back from holiday us, i've just got back from holiday us. whteh— i've just got back from holiday us, which has— i've just got back from holiday us, which has tremendous. us, which has been tremendous. yest— us, which has been tremendous. wee—you— us, which has been tremendous. wee—you-ohl yes, but i gather you were on hotttay— yes, but i gather you were on holiday actually— yes, but i gather you were on holiday actually recently as wet.— holiday actually recently as wett-wae. - holiday actually recently as well.-was. we- holiday actually recently as well. was. �*ftt�*ti ti ti holiday actually recently asi well.-was. we did it well. yeah, i was. we did it wery— well. yeah, i was. we did it very differently though. i imagine i didn't recognise you wtth— imagine i didn't recognise you wtth-top— imagine i didn't recognise you wtth-top oh— imagine i didn't recognise you with -top on after- imagine i didn't recognise you with top on after all these with your top on after all these hotttay— with your top on after all these holiday pictures— with your top on after all these holiday pictures we've had. holiday pictures that we've had. but holiday pictures that we've had. hut—to— holiday pictures that we've had. but—do-reckon. but how much do you reckon i rhtght— but how much do you reckon i rhtghtwetghe — but how much do you reckon i rhtght wetghe t— but how much do you reckon i might weigh? ”ti; but how much do you reckon i might weigh? titit “tg might weigh? i hope we're doing this in pounds and stone proper. yeah imperial measures, proper british none of this british way. none of this continental british way. none of this con no. ntal british way. none of this con no. we won't believe that . no, no. we won't believe that. so i'd say , say around 15, so i'd say, say around 15, around 15. around 15 stone okay, well , fingers crossed. it's less

well, fingers crossed. it's less than that . although i'm not than that. although i'm not shatt— than that. although i'm not sure. shall we. _ than that. although i'm not sure. shall we. shall- although i'm not sure. shall we. titit c 7’ sure. shall we. shall we do it? have a look. all right. okay. ladies and gents. oh, gosh. have a look. all right. okay. ladies and gents . oh, gosh. oh, ladies and gents. oh, gosh. oh, god . i'm so ladies and gents. oh, gosh. oh, god. i'm so fat. so it's time to hate— god. i'm so fat. so it's time to hate hte— god. i'm so fat. so it's time to make his mind— god. i'm so fat. so it's time to make his mind up— god. i'm so fat. so it's time to make his mind up. - god. i'm so fat. so it's time to make his mind up. i- ctitti so it's time to make his mind up. i think i'm tate— make his mind up. i think i'm 15.15 point eight. there we make his mind up. ”is ”is ti; tg“ there we go . 15.15 point eight. there we go. we've settled _ 15.15 point eight. there we go. we've settled on— 15.15 point eight. there we go. we've settled on 15.8. - ”is ”is ti; tg“ there we go. we've settled on 15.8. lit we've settled on 15.8. whole hrttteh— we've settled on 15.8. whole british stone. patrick. i said, let's try to make you feel better. when you came under it. but you've come. i'm so sorry, mate . i have no words . so i've mate. i have no words. so i've got to lose one and a half stone in two months. so my maths is terrthte.— in two months. so my maths is terrthte. — in two months. so my maths is terrible. what— in two months. so my maths is terrible. what would that take me down to? what is now 15.8? anyway, we'll figure it out. i'm sorry. i should know that. really. but i'm just in shock at their weight. i look like someone who weighed at the someone who gets weighed at the zoo. right. well, zoo. um. okay. all right. well, that-e— zoo. um. okay. all right. well, that-e-teeh— zoo. um. okay. all right. well, that's-been laid.- zoo. um. okay. all right. well, that's-been laid. and. that's all has been laid. and hopetutty— that's all has been laid. and hopefully, dropped hopefully, once i've dropped one and hopefully, once i've dropped one ant-ot— hopefully, once i've dropped one aht-ot rhy— hopefully, once i've dropped one aht-ot my the— hopefully, once i've dropped one and of my 15.8 stone, and a half of my 15.8 stone, then— and a half of my 15.8 stone, the ah— and a half of my 15.8 stone, then can perform - and a half of my 15.8 stone, then can perform live with the team — then can perform live with the team toye—

then can perform live with the team hoye .— then can perform live with the team hoye. t— then can perform live with the dream boys , i know what you're dream boys, i know what you're all dream boys, i know what you're attthhtthg. — dream boys, i know what you're all thinking. tom.— dream boys, i know what you're allthinking. dream boys, i know what you're all thinking. ”tit.tg“ all thinking. tom. looks rough, doesn't he? but at the time , one doesn't he? but at the time, one of my colleagues nicknamed me fat trick , which was very kind fat trick, which was very kind of them. and they also wrote this autocue . that is. that is this autocue. that is. that is me. yes there we go. so i actually , despite telling you actually, despite telling you all i was going to lose weight, i decided to put weight on which, considering i was raising for money charity at the time, was really the best thing was not really the best thing that done. but that i could have done. but i was struggling. ladies and gentlemen, i was struggling. but gb news can obviously gb news viewers can obviously see showing showing see a photo showing showing why i fat trick. so i i got the name fat trick. so i have decided lose a bit of have decided to lose a bit of weight . okay? and i have decided to lose a bit of weight. okay? and i am doing it to raise money for the mental health charity mind. am health charity mind. i am delighted say that we have delighted to say that we have now raised nearly 52 grand. so you have put another three grand in the kitty in the last 2.5 hours alone. thank you. thank you.thank hours alone. thank you. thank you. thank you so much. it's just giving.com/fundraising/challenge. christie's and seriously, aside from the fact that i just needed

to get healthier anyway right i am really seriously doing it because i know that a lot of you i'm just going to go through a couple of the donations now. are giving in wonderful, wonderful amounts like £5 or £2 or amounts of like £5 or £2 or whatever, like kirsty has just given £20. a lot of people are raising money as well and giving me money because they sadly had relatives who were struggling with mental health and who took their lives. and it weighs their own lives. and it weighs heavy on mind this and i want heavy on my mind this and i want to genuinely, all joking aside, i want to try and be in decent nick get on stage with nick when i get on stage with the dream boys. so thank you very, very much to everybody the dream boys. so thank you very, \donatedh to everybody the dream boys. so thank you very, \donated someverybody the dream boys. so thank you very, \donated some moneyy the dream boys. so thank you very, \donated some money so far. who's donated some money so far. it's giving.com, forward it's just giving.com, forward slash slash slash fundraising forward slash challenge christie's in a month's time i'll on stage month's time i'll be on stage and um. yes. there we go. thank you very much. i am going to be proceeded now. followed by. there you go. so easy for me to say by emily carver, who is in for michelle dewberry. emily, are you okay? i'm very well. it is are you okay? i'm very well. it te heartehthg— are you okay? i'm very well. it is heartening to— are you okay? i'm very well. it is heartening to see— .it”ti 7 i'm very well. it is heartening to see the difference— is heartening to see the difference between those before pteturee—

difference between those before pteturee ant— difference between those before pictures and the— difference between those before pictures and the after. three etohe— pictures and the after. three etohe wore— pictures and the after. three stone, more than— pictures and the after. three stone, more than three stone, i ththt— stone, more than three stone, i ththt ore— stone, more than three stone, i think more than— stone, more than three stone, i think more than three. so tomomow t— think more than three. so tomorrow i will— think more than three. so tomorrow i will be- think more than three. so tomorrow i will be doing a weigh in here on this show so we can tell how much weight i've lost. but i was gone from 15 stone eight anyway, we've not got long. what's coming up quickly? we've got lots coming up. lots of we've got lots coming up. lots ot heavy— we've got lots coming up. lots ot heawy toptee— we've got lots coming up. lots of heavy topics, but we're going to put— of heavy topics, but we're going to put a— of heavy topics, but we're going to put a ttght— of heavy topics, but we're going to put a light-on- of heavy topics, but we're going to put a light on them as to put a light spin on them as i atwaye— to put a light spin on them as i atwaye to.— to put a light spin on them as i atwaye to. so— to put a light spin on them as i always do. so we're— to put a light spin on them as i always do. so we're going to be gettthg— always do. so we're going to be gettthg-hto— always do. so we're going to be getting into labour's getting stuck into labour's tateet— latest proposals. the government's latest proposals latest proposals. the g0\ sorts ent's latest proposals latest proposals. the g0\ sorts from latest proposals latest proposals. the g0\sorts from migrationoosals all sorts from migration to to houethg—ott- all sorts from migration to toj housing—oil and housing price caps to oil and gae. — housing price caps to oil and gae. lwe-tt— housing price caps to oil and gaelwe-tt get— housing price caps to oil and gas. we'll get stuck into all gas. so we'll get stuck into all of gas. so we'll get stuck into all oh that— gas. so we'll get stuck into all of that-stuff. _ gas. so we'll get stuck into all of that-stuff. - gas. so we'll get stuck into all of that-stuff. emily. of that lovely stuff. emily carver— of that lovely stuff. emily carver h— of that lovely stuff. emily carver in for— of that lovely stuff. emily carver in for dewbs& co. i will see tomorrow at three. and see you tomorrow at three. and thank you, everybody, for raising mind. let's raising 50 k for mind. let's save some lives. hello my name is rachel and welcome to is rachel ayres and welcome to your latest weather your latest news weather forecast you by the forecast brought to you by the met office. so over the next few the.— met office. so over the next few taye. wett— met office. so over the next few taye. we-tt he— ititic cit” titi; so over the next few days, we'll be remaining dry and the— days, we'll be remaining dry and the-eohe— days, we'll be remaining dry and fine-some-pleasant. fine with some pretty pleasant euhehthe— fine with some pretty pleasant sunshine-west.- fine with some pretty pleasant sunshine west. though sunshine in the west. though wtth— sunshine in the west. though wtth ooert— sunshine in the west. though with cooler nights too. and this is with cooler nights too. and this te att— with cooler nights too. and this is all settled. _ with cooler nights too. and this is all settled. weather is all he— is all settled. weather is all tue to— is all settled. weather is all tue to the— is all settled. weather is all due to this high— is all settled. weather is all due to this high pressure that's due to this hiin pressure that's not due to this high pressure that's hot-howthg— due to this high pressure that's hot-howthg wery- due to this high pressure that's not moving very far from not been moving very far from the ut— not been moving very far from the uk.recent_ not been moving very far from the uk recent days . but it the uk in recent days. but it toee— the uk in recent days. but it toee ateo— the uk in recent days. but it does also mean— the uk in recent days. but it does also mean that we've got

worth— does also mean that we've got worth eaeterty— does also mean that we've got north easterly down east north easterly winds down east ant— north easterly winds down east ant-eo— north easterly winds down east and-so-pushing- north easterly winds down east and so pushing in and coast. so just pushing in eohe-trom— and coast. so just pushing in some _from the- and coast. so just pushing in some from the north sea some cloud from the north sea ant— some cloud from the north sea aht wett— some cloud from the north sea aht we-tt eee— some cloud from the north sea and we'll see that— some cloud from the north sea and we'll see that through this ewehthg—so- and we'll see that through this| evening—so that evening and overnight. so that tout— evening and overnight. so that etout wttt— evening and overnight. so that cloud will push— evening and overnight. so that cloud will push westwards as we go through— cloud will push westwards as we go through evening and into go through this evening and into the-houre— go through this evening and into the-hoursltuesday- the early hours of tuesday rhorhthg— the early hours of tuesday morning into— the early hours of tuesday morning into east anglia, eoutheaet— morning into east anglia, southeast england parts of southeast england and parts of the midlands.— southeast england and parts of the midlands. so— southeast england and parts of the midlands. so temperatures here— the midlands. so temperatures here rhtght— the midlands. so temperatures here might-drop- the midlands. so temperatures here might drop out of the here might not drop out of the toutte— here might not drop out of the double figures,— here might not drop out of the double figures, further double figures, though, further north— double figures, though, further north-weet— double figures, though, further north west clearing north and west in clearing ettee— north and west in clearing ettee. eoe— north and west in clearing skies, some rural places we eoutt— skies, some rural places we eoutt eee— skies, some rural places we eoutt a— skies, some rural places we could see a touch of frost . so could see a touch of frost. so a etouty— could see a touch of frost. so a etouty etart— could see a touch of frost. so a cloudy start across— could see a touch of frost. so a cloudy start across some eastern to— cloudy start across some eastern to tueetay— cloudy start across some eastern areas to tuesday morning. but that— areas to tuesday morning. but that tout— areas to tuesday morning. but that etout te— areas to tuesday morning. but that cloud is going to burn back towarte— that cloud is going to burn back towarte the— that cloud is going to burn back towards the _sea- that cloud is going to burn back towards the sea through towards the north sea through the rhorhthg— towards the north sea through the morning on— towards the north sea through the morning on tuesday to leave ptehty— the morning on tuesday to leave ptehty ot— the morning on tuesday to leave plenty of pleasant— the morning on tuesday to leave plenty of pleasant sunny spells for plenty of pleasant sunny spells tor hortherh— plenty of pleasant sunny spells for northern and— plenty of pleasant sunny spells for northern and western areas throughout— for northern and western areas throughout the— for northern and western areas throughout the day , always throughout the day, always rerhathhg— throughout the day, always remaining cloudier further east. but remaining cloudier further east. hut there— remaining cloudier further east. but there could— remaining cloudier further east. but there could just be some hrtght— but there could just be some trtght epette— but there could just be some bright spells through tuesday. and temperatures climbing and with temperatures climbing at the— and with temperatures climbing at the moment,— and with temperatures climbing at the moment, every day we eoutt— at the moment, every day we eoutt eee— at the moment, every day we eoutt ze— at the moment, every day we could see 24 or— at the moment, every day we could see 24 or maybe 25 across eeter— could see 24 or maybe 25 across weete ant— could see 24 or maybe 25 across western and central— could see 24 or maybe 25 across western and central parts of seottaht.— western and central parts of scotland. so— western and central parts of scotland. so as— western and central parts of scotland. so as we go into tueetay— scotland. so as we go into tuesday evening, that cloud will agath— tuesday evening, that cloud will once again bring— tuesday evening, that cloud will once again bring its way weetwarte— once again bring its way westwards from the north sea, puehthg— westwards from the north sea, puehthg a— westwards from the north sea, pushing a little— westwards from the north sea, pushing a little further west than— pushing a little further west the what— pushing a little further west

than what we've seen of recent taye. — than what we've seen of recent taye. so— than what we've seen of recent taye. so parte— than what we've seen of recent taye. so parte ot— than what we've seen of recent days. so parts of wales and eouthweet— days. so parts of wales and southwest england will also see tout— southwest england will also see some cloud into— southwest england will also see some cloud into wednesday rhorhthg— some cloud into wednesday rhorhthg .— some cloud into wednesday morning , though across scotland morning, though across scotland and morning, though across scotland aht hortherh— morning, though across scotland and northern ireland. a cooler htght— and northern ireland. a cooler htght here— and northern ireland. a cooler night here where— and northern ireland. a cooler night here where we might also see night here where we might also the— night here where we might also the ott— night here where we might also see the odd spot— night here where we might also see the odd spot of rain and thee— see the odd spot of rain and drizzle across— see the odd spot of rain and drizzle across some eastern to— drizzle across some eastern to etart— drizzle across some eastern areas to start wednesday . and areas to start wednesday. and wtth— areas to start wednesday. and wtth that— areas to start wednesday. and with that cloud— areas to start wednesday. and with that cloud and that breeze as with that cloud and that breeze ae wett— with that cloud and that breeze ae wett ott— with that cloud and that breeze as well off the— with that cloud and that breeze as well off the north sea, teetthg— as well off the north sea, teetthg a— as well off the north sea, feeling a little— as well off the north sea, feeling a little cooler here, eepeetatty— feeling a little cooler here, especially for— feeling a little cooler here, especially for coastal areas . especially for coastal areas. that— especially for coastal areas. that tout— especially for coastal areas. that cloud slowly burn that cloud will slowly burn hath.— that cloud will slowly burn hath. though.— that cloud will slowly burn back, though, through wednesday rhorhhg. — back, though, through wednesday rhorhhg. .tuet— back, though, through wednesday morning.-just not— back, though, through wednesday morning. just not as morning. but just not quite as reatty— morning. but just not quite as reattty ae— morning. but just not quite as readily as we've— morning. but just not quite as readily as we've seen of late. hut— readily as we've seen of late. hut ae— readily as we've seen of late. hut ae we— readily as we've seen of late. hut ae we go— readily as we've seen of late. but as we go through the rest of the week.— but as we go through the rest of the week,.will_ but as we go through the rest of the week, will settled the week, it will remain settled wtth— the week, it will remain settled wtth thoee— the week, it will remain settled with those temperatures still reaehthg. — with those temperatures still reaehthg. _w- with those temperatures still reaching.-20 is- with those temperatures still reaching.-20 is .-

this bank holiday monday evening. so the phillip schofield itv saga continues to rumble on. we've had contradictory statements released. we've had itv presents and colleagues scrambling to save their own reputations. advertisers pulling the plug on the show. there are even reports that phillip schofield photo has been removed from the itv studios. so what does this all mean for the future of this morning and for itv as a whole ? morning and for itv as a whole? thenit morning and for itv as a whole? then it seems we've got concrete evidence that record immigration