hello. welcome back. i'm bethany, lc with your top stories from the newsroom i'm eamonn holmes has labelled his former colleague phillip schofield , a chief narcissist , schofield, a chief narcissist, accusing him of creating a toxic culture at itv's this morning, schofield resigned from the broadcaster and was dropped by his agency after admitting to an affair with a younger male colleague on the programme in an exclusive interview with gb news presenter and former this morning, host eamonn holmes told us he believes executives at itv knew about and covered up the affair to protect phillip holly

willoughby , as well as the willoughby, as well as the brand. this of course, could have been as a result of an incomplete science rather than a plot . eamonn incomplete science rather than a plot. eamonn also told us these revelations revelations have given other former this morning contributors the confidence to come forward. i could i could i could— come forward. i could i could i could read— come forward. i could i could i could read you— come forward. i could i could i could read you various- f : i could i could i could read you various things from— could read you various things from from — could read you various things from from people. someone sent me this— from from people. someone sent me this message— from from people. someone sent me this message last night. hello,— me this message last night. hello, eamonn— me this message last night. hello, eamonn ._ me this message last night. hello, eamonn . i hope you and hello, eamonn. i hope you and ruth— hello, eamonn. i hope you and ruth are— hello, eamonn. i hope you and ruth are well. _ hello, eamonn. i hope you and ruth are well. just— hello, eamonn. i hope you and ruth are well. just wanted to ten— ruth are well. just wanted to tell you— ruth are well. just wanted to ma you thu— ruth are well. just wanted to tell you that the— ruth are well. just wanted to tell you that the whole phillip scuofiuu— tell you that the whole phillip schofield scandal has actually given— schofield scandal has actually given many— schofield scandal has actually given many x— schofield scandal has actually given many x this morning staff the given many x this morning staff uue eeuuee— given many x this morning staff the eeuuee te— given many x this morning staff the courage to finally speak out . i the courage to finally speak out . . tett— the courage to finally speak out . . tett thte— the courage to finally speak out . i left this morning with a payout,— . i left this morning with a payout, unt— . i left this morning with a payout, uht ._ . i left this morning with a payout, and i had to sign a non—disclosure— payout, and i had to sign a non—disclosure agreement to uh— non—disclosure agreement to up the— non—disclosure agreement to cover up the bullying and power ehuee— cover up the bullying and power ehuee utt— cover up the bullying and power abuse all these— cover up the bullying and power abuse all these years later. and she— abuse all these years later. and the states— abuse all these years later. and she states for— abuse all these years later. and she states for many years, these are she states for many years, these unt— she states for many years, these uht ._ she states for many years, these uht . teet— she states for many years, these are and i feel i— she states for many years, these are and i feel i have the eeueee— are and i feel i have the eeuueg te— are and i feel i have the courage to talk about this. and it courage to talk about this. and tt appeare— courage to talk about this. and tt appears he— courage to talk about this. and tt appears as ._ courage to talk about this. and it appears as i am— courage to talk about this. and it appears as i am not alone . it appears as i am not alone. wett— it appears as i am not alone. hett, we— it appears as i am not alone. well, we asked— it appears as i am not alone. well, we asked itv for a right of well, we asked itv for a right et eph— well, we asked itv for a right et tehty unt— well, we asked itv for a right et teeth the e— well, we asked itv for a right of reply and a spokesperson said the broadcaster— of reply and a spokesperson said the broadcaster can confirm when

rumours of a relationship between— rumours of a relationship between phillip schofield and an ehhteuee— between phillip schofield and an ehhteyee et— between phillip schofield and an ehhteyee et ttv— between phillip schofield and an employee of itv first began to eheutete— employee of itv first began to eheutute h— employee of itv first began to circulate in early— employee of itv first began to circulate in early 2020. e circulate in early 2020. itv investigated _ circulate in early 2020. itv investigated both parties were questioned and both categorically and repeatedly denied the rumours , as did denied the rumours, as did phillip's then agency ymu. in addition , itv spoke to a number addition, itv spoke to a number of people who worked on this morning and were not provided with and did not find any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour. philip's statement on friday reveals that he lied to people at itv from senior management to fellow presenters to imu to the media and to others over this relationship . in other news, relationship. in other news, concerns have been raised over the metropolitan police's plans to stop attending emergency mental health incidents from september. commissioner sir mark rowley says the move would give officers more time to focus on tackling crime, but that they will still respond. if there was an immediate threat to life in

london alone. officers are called out to up to 600 calls every month , spending an average every month, spending an average of ten hours with each patient it. but the royal college of psychiatry is warning there isn't enough time to put a new system in place to protect vulnerable people. if the plans go ahead . and russia has go ahead. and russia has launched rare daytime airstrikes on ukraine's capital, the 16th air attack on kyiv this month . air attack on kyiv this month. schoolchildren were forced to take cover in. one person has been taken to hospital , but no been taken to hospital, but no major damage has been reported . major damage has been reported. and ukraine's military says 11 missiles were intercepted , but missiles were intercepted, but emergency services had to clear the debris from roads. emergency services had to clear the debris from roads . today's the debris from roads. today's barrage follows two nights of heavy drone strikes with ukraine indicating it will launch a counter offensive imminently . counter offensive imminently. you're up to date on tv , online, you're up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's time for headliners .

headliners. thank you, : thank you, bethany. headliners. thank you, bethany. tethe— headliners. thank you, bethany. hette. ahe— headliners. thank you, bethany. hello. and welcome— headliners. thank you, bethany. hello. and welcome to- hello. and welcome to headliners.— hello. and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans. httheueh— headliners. i'm simon evans. httheugh my— headliners. i'm simon evans. although my itv— headliners. i'm simon evans. although my itv audition name is tutu— although my itv audition name is why how)!— although my itv audition name is why hethy unt— although my itv audition name is willy holby and joining me tehteht— willy holby and joining me tehteht te— willy holby and joining me tonight to eviscerate tuesday's heueuehhe— tonight to eviscerate tuesday's heueuehhe we — tonight to eviscerate tuesday's newspapers, we have headliners, heat— newspapers, we have headliners, heut boys— newspapers, we have headliners, heut heye josh— newspapers, we have headliners, head boys josh howie and leo teete— head boys josh howie and leo teeee heu— head boys josh howie and leo kearse are you up— head boys josh howie and leo kearse are you up for audition? heuh. — kearse are you up for audition? heuh. wett— kearse are you up for audition? heuh. wett heu— kearse are you up for audition? yeah. well you got me this work exehehehe— yeah. well you got me this work exehehehe tot,— yeah. well you got me this work experience job, and i'm very etetetut— experience job, and i'm very gtutetut te— experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. _ experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. “ft” experience job, and i'm very grateful to you. thank you so much . teth— grateful to you. thank you so much . yeah. you've- grateful to you. “ft” ti yeah. you've kept grateful to you. “it? i yeah. you've kept your much. yeah. you've kept your many— much. yeah. you've kept your many years— much. yeah. you've kept your many years now— i yeah. you've kept your many years now, which is remarkable.— many years now, which is remarkable. you've been waiting anne— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a long— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a tang-aa— remarkable. you've been waiting quite a long to take quite a long time to take advantage. — quite a long time to take advantage. to- quite a long time to take advantage. ” quite a long time to take- advantage. to be fair,lknow it advantage. to be fair, i know it would have disgraceful if. advantage. to be fair, i know it w

pages?— we take a look at the front pages? we— we take a look at the front pages? we have- we take a look at the front pages? we have the daily mail nary— pages? we have the daily mail fury at— pages? we have the daily mail fury at starmer's._ pages? we have the daily mail fury at starmer's. £i.5 pages? we have the daily mail fury at starmer's. £1.5 million aananan— fury at starmer's. £1.5 million donation-stop- fury at starmer's. £1.5 million donation-stop oil. donation from just stop oil aanan— donation from just stop oil aanan wa— donation from just stop oil donor. we have— donation from just stop oil donor. we have the times legal wrangle— donor. we have the times legal wrangle aaana— donor. we have the times legal wrangle looms over johnson's wnaaaaaa— wrangle looms over johnson's whatsapp chats— wrangle looms over johnson's whatsapp chats and photographs nan— whatsapp chats and photographs nan ana— whatsapp chats and photographs from the ukraine— whatsapp chats and photographs from the ukraine kyiv underground , where people are underground, where people are anananna— underground, where people are sheltering from _ underground, where people are sheltering from russian bombs . sheltering from russian bombs. we nava— sheltering from russian bombs. we nave ana— sheltering from russian bombs. we nave ane ._ sheltering from russian bombs. we have the i household is urged to we have the i household is urged aa recycle— we have the i household is urged aa neeyee tees— we have the i household is urged to recycle less ,_ we have the i household is urged to recycle less , to— we have the i household is urged to recycle less , to cut waste, to recycle less, to cut waste, recycle— to recycle less, to cut waste, neeyeae tees— to recycle less, to cut waste, neeyeae aeee ,— to recycle less, to cut waste, recycle less , to— to recycle less, to cut waste, recycle less , to cut waste. the recycle less, to cut waste. the express— recycle less, to cut waste. the express nae— recycle less, to cut waste. the express has stopped banks ripping— express has stopped banks ripping an— express has stopped banks ripping off loyal savers as the ._ ripping off loyal savers as the mirror i lost— ripping off loyal savers as the mirror i lost my— ripping off loyal savers as the mirror i lost my little boy to af— mirror i lost my little boy to one of these _ mirror i lost my little boy to one of these bully pitbull type animate. — one of these bully pitbull type animals. this— one of these bully pitbull type animals. this must stop . and animals. this must stop. and nnauy— animals. this must stop. and finally ane— animals. this must stop. and finally, the daily— animals. this must stop. and finally, the daily star, a pint of finally, the daily star, a pint an faan— finally, the daily star, a pint an naan ,— finally, the daily star, a pint of foam , please.— finally, the daily star, a pint of foam , please. barman. well, of foam, please. barman. well, anaee— of foam, please. barman. well, anaee nee— of foam, please. barman. well, those were your— of foam, please. barman. well, those were your front pages . so those were your front pages. so let those were your front pages. so aea ae— those were your front pages. so tea as wen— those were your front pages. so let us kick off— those were your front pages. so let us kick off the— those were your front pages. so let us kick off the in—depth wak— let us kick off the in—depth taak at— let us kick off the in—depth taak at we— let us kick off the in—depth look at the front— let us kick off the in—depth look at the front pages with the fines. — look at the front pages with the fines. iaen— look at the front pages with the times. josh, what— look at the front pages with the times. josh, what have they got? yes, — times. josh, what have they got? wee. way-ve— times. josh, what have they got? van aney-ye gea— times. josh, what have they got? yes, they've got something- times. josh, what have they got? yes, they've got something at the top here saying adding dark

chocolate diet can be a chocolate to a bad diet can be a can be good for memory. there's also legal wrangle— can be good for memory. there's also legal wrangle looms- if?“ g: there's also legal wrangle looms over johnson's— also legal wrangle looms over johnson's whatsapp chats. ' i johnson's whatsapp chats. and were-a— johnson's whatsapp chats. and ween-anis— johnson's whatsapp chats. and there's this interesting there's also this interesting one. a one. adding dark chocolate to a bad good for memory bad diet can be good for memory . it's a memory joke, but yeah, wat— . it's a memory joke, but yeah, tnat dank— . it's a memory joke, but yeah, that dark chocolate— it's a memory joke, but yeah, that dark chocolate one is quite interesting. — that dark chocolate one is quite interesting. berries,- that dark chocolate one is quite interesting. a“: interesting. berries, apples and whatnot. basically , they interesting. a“: basically , they tested whatnot. basically, they tested aaoo — whatnot. basically, they tested aaoo awen— whatnot. basically, they tested 3500 older people— basically, they tested 3500 older people and they found that 3500 older people and they found tnat n— 3500 older people and they found tnat n wan-t— 3500 older people and they found that it didn't actually have an effect— that it didn't actually have an effect an— that it didn't actually have an effect on them.— that it didn't actually have an effect on them. _ that it didn't actually have an effect on them. ' effect on them. apart from the lot that didn't actually have this in their system this stuff in their system already. for them there was already. and for them there was like a 10% increase. so the idea is you have this stuff, is if you don't have this stuff, then then it can definitely be beneficial. so dark chocolate ana— beneficial. so dark chocolate and benea— i. so dark chocolate and berries, chocolate and berries, dark chocolate aeniee— and berries, dark chocolate berries was berries and apples. so that was we— berries and apples. so that was we a— berries and apples. so that was we a ne— berries and apples. so that was like a nice evening— berries and apples. so that was like a nice evening snack. or it ae— like a nice evening snack. or it ae anne— like a nice evening snack. or it can be quite rich— like a nice evening snack. or it can be quite rich on it. i did do can be quite rich on it. i did aa a— can be quite rich on it. i did aa a nenany— can be quite rich on it. i did do a memory test- can be quite rich on it. i did do a memory test about a year ago— do a memory test about a year aaa in— do a memory test about a year aaa in we— do a memory test about a year aga in we nae— do a memory test about a year ago in the post covid thing. the enc— ago in the post covid thing. the eec aetaauy— ago in the post covid thing. the bbc actually had— ago in the post covid thing. the bbc actually had an online one ana— bbc actually had an online one and tney— bbc actually had an online one and tney ana— bbc actually had an online one and they and they— bbc actually had an online one and they and they kind of created— and they and they kind of created a— and they and they kind of created a sort— and they and they kind of created a sort dartboard so created a sort of dartboard so wat— created a sort of dartboard so tnat yan— created a sort of dartboard so that you could— created a sort of dartboard so that you could see the different eeenane— that you could see the different eeenane. van— that you could see the different sections. you were— that you could see the different sections. you were tested sections. you were being tested on_my- sections. you were being tested. an—wy nenany on spatial awareness. my memory was on spatial awareness. my memory ea aaeanaty— on spatial awareness. my memory was so absurdly bad, i might as neu— was so absurdly bad, i might as well nave— was so absurdly bad, i might as well have been— was so absurdly bad, i might as well have been guessing. i had

we— well have been guessing. i had we zen— well have been guessing. i had like zero memory. _ well have been guessing. i had like zero memory. can i just remind— like zero memory. can i just remind yan— like zero memory. can i just remind you both— like zero memory. can i just remind you both of the actual nan— remind you both of the actual wary— remind you both of the actual stay a — remind you both of the actual main story 7 remind you both of the actual main story ? main story? sorry. okay. simon, you did tell us that last night. did i? go ahead. so legal wrangle— did i? go ahead. so legal wrangle looms- did i? go ahead. so legal wrangle looms over johnson's whatsapp— wrangle looms over johnson's wnaaeaaa-ann- wrangle looms over johnson's whatsapp-this is. whatsapp chat. so this is obviously inquiry, the covid whatsapp chat. so this is ob inquiry inquiry, the covid whatsapp chat. so this is ob inquiry that'squiry, the covid whatsapp chat. so this is ob inquiry that's goingthe covid whatsapp chat. so this is ob inquiry that's going on. andi 19 inquiry that's going on. and there's a big hoo ha between the eaaneee wna— there's a big hoo ha between the baroness who is— there's a big hoo ha between the baroness who is running the nanny— baroness who is running the inquiry ,— baroness who is running the inquiry , baroness hallett, who's inquiry, baroness hallett, who's the chairwoman— inquiry, baroness hallett, who's the chairwoman ._ inquiry, baroness hallett, who's the chairwoman . and the cabinet the chairwoman. and the cabinet office— the chairwoman. and the cabinet office wna— the chairwoman. and the cabinet office who was— the chairwoman. and the cabinet office who was saying, no, no, you— office who was saying, no, no, yaa nan-t— office who was saying, no, no, yaa aan-t neea— office who was saying, no, no, you don't need all— office who was saying, no, no, you don't need all this stuff. ana— you don't need all this stuff. and ene-e— you don't need all this stuff. and she's going,— you don't need all this stuff. and she's going, well, i'll aeewe— and she's going, well, i'll decide what— and she's going, well, i'll decide what we need. and i guess tney-ne— decide what we need. and i guess aney-ne eeaea— decide what we need. and i guess they're scared of— decide what we need. and i guess they're scared of this stuff coming— they're scared of this stuff caning ant. — they're scared of this stuff coming out. it's- they're scared of this stuff coming out. it's amazing me coming out. it's amazing to me after— coming out. it's amazing to me after-wan— coming out. it's amazing to me after- nixon that- coming out. it's amazing to me after nixon that people after even nixon that people enu— after even nixon that people still communicate freely through whatsapp— still communicate freely through whatsapp-and- still communicate freely through whatsapp and just whatsapp messages and just aen-t— whatsapp messages and just aren't aware that some if you're aren't aware that some if you're a wine— aren't aware that some if you're a prime minister,— aren't aware that some if you're a prime minister, you've got to ww— a prime minister, you've got to ww we— a prime minister, you've got to think this stuff— a prime minister, you've got to think this stuff may be used for aaeaenny. — think this stuff may be used for aaeaenty. on— think this stuff may be used for posterity. oh yeah. so the idea wat— posterity. oh yeah. so the idea wat-nann— posterity. oh yeah. so the idea tnat-aan-t-any- posterity. oh yeah. so the idea that-don't-any of. posterity. oh yeah. so the idea that don't any of this that they don't want any of this an— that they don't want any of this staff-were, — that they don't want any of this stuff-there, what - that they don't want any of this stuff there, what they're stuff out there, what they're ana— stuff out there, what they're ana wnaaeaaa— stuff out there, what they're and whatsapp has a function when— and whatsapp has a function wnien te— and whatsapp has a function wnien ie an— and whatsapp has a function which is on in— and whatsapp has a function which is on in most of my wnaaeaaa— which is on in most of my whatsapp where which is on in most of my- whatsapp-whereldeletes whatsapp chats where it deletes all whatsapp chats where it deletes alt—atten- whatsapp chats where it deletes all_ after five - whatsapp chats where it deletes all—after five daysj all the messages after five days or all the messages after five days annnateven — all the messages after five days or whatever. so _ all the messages after five days or whatever. so that- all the messages after five days or whatever. so that covers you for instance, because we're for instance, because if we're all on the content of our all judged on the content of our whatsapp chats, we'd all be in

jail. yeah, that's true. i think the government kind of use of it is slightly different, isn't it? it's a bit like hillary and her enane. — it's a bit like hillary and her emails. yes,— it's a bit like hillary and her emails. yes, well,- it's a bit like hillary and her emails. “in; it's a bit like hillary and her emails. flit y:y:iy it's a bit like hillary and her emails. “cit? y:yiy e emails. yes, well, they do it like internally, so they only want people who are want the people who are relevant. those two relevant. they want those two years from 2020 and at and it seems like it makes sense for us for the public to be able to see these messages, to see how people responded , to see how the people responded, to see how the government responded. i think this the government responded. i thinkj this-the parliamentary this weakens the parliamentary nanenaaa— this weakens the parliamentary watchdog na— this weakens the parliamentary watchdog to see— this weakens the parliamentary watchdog to see them acting in eaen— watchdog to see them acting in suchlpettv_ watchdog to see them acting in suchlpettv ana— watchdog to see them acting in such petty and such an such a petty and such an aawaaety— such a petty and such an obviously political politicised nay.— obviously political politicised nay. eat— obviously political politicised way. an yan— obviously political politicised way. but you don't think that it's way. but you don't think that we inaanann— way. but you don't think that it's important to— way. but you don't think that it's important to find out how winge— it's important to find out how things actually— it's important to find out how things actually went down? yi things actually went down? he's already— things actually went down? he's already gene.— things actually went down? he's already gone. he's— things actually went down? he's already gone. he's already gone. why are we trying to get him again? — why are we trying to get him again? -about- why are we trying to get him again? -about trying| why are we trying to get him. again? -about trying to again? it's not about trying to get it's trying learn get him. it's trying to learn what were by the what mistakes were made by the government that if this kind government so that if this kind of thing happens again. no, because know troll because you know of the troll nnnaaan — because you know of the troll through-the— because you know of the troll through the whatsapp chats, through all the whatsapp chats, nney-u—nnie- through all the whatsapp chats, nney-u—tnie n- they'll be like, oh, this is we— they'll be like, oh, this is thisla— they'll be like, oh, this is this-a fence.- they'll be like, oh, this is this-a fence. if- they'll be like, oh, this is this a fence. if somebody got this is a fence. if somebody got attendee— this is a fence. if somebody got attended by— this is a fence. if somebody got offended by this— this is a fence. if somebody got offended by this and then it's going— offended by this and then it's gang na— offended by this and then it's going to become— offended by this and then it's going to become about that, it is going to become about that, it n-aaeenan— is a good question whether anyanina— is a good question whether anyanina-ae- is a good question whether anything be learned or anything would be learned or wnetnen— anything would be learned or whether simply— anything would be learned or whether simply people would feel

wnaieanea— vindicated in their pre—existing aneiaaieee— vindicated in their pre—existing| aneiaaieee—naa prejudices and biases. i'm not sane-nuan— prejudices and biases. i'm not sure much could learned sure how much could be learned in terms errors that were in terms of errors that were made. there were huge made. well, there were huge errors that made lot errors that were made by a lot of people in how they of those people in how they first dealt with it and how things then changed they things then changed and why they changed. we've got know this changed. we've got to know this enun- — changed. we've got to know this want-ww— changed. we've got to know this stuff. -think they - changed. we've got to know this stuff. -think they were. stuff. do you think they were made the whatsapp messages made in the whatsapp messages rather in the more of rather than in the more sort of serious? from the ones serious? well, from the ones that have that were that we have seen that were released by the telegraph, you see they were free see that they were pretty free and what they were and easy with what they were talking we talking about and we learnt a lot from them. we learnt that tney— lot from them. we learnt that tney wan-n— lot from them. we learnt that they didn't-the - lot from them. we learnt that they didn't-the science| they didn't follow the science ann— they didn't follow the science nan-ta — they didn't follow the science nan-ta fina- they didn't follow the science but-to find out- they didn't follow the science but to find out what but we want to find out what ene— but we want to find out what else naaaenea.— but we want to find out what else happened. we know that bane— else happened. we know that bane-anneae- else happened. we know that boris-pursue a- else happened. we know that boris pursue a more boris wanted to pursue a more weny— boris wanted to pursue a more weny an— boris wanted to pursue a more weny an a— boris wanted to pursue a more liberty, an a more— boris wanted to pursue a more liberty, an a more sweden style, so liberty, an a more sweden style, ea wny— liberty, an a more sweden style, ea wny kyiv— liberty, an a more sweden style, so why kyiv lockdown? and that's what— so why kyiv lockdown? and that's wnaa—aaa. - so why kyiv lockdown? and that's what out. yeah. i what i want to find out. yeah. i mean it could actually vindicate johnson. we actually be johnson. we could actually be interesting. like he doesn't belie...— interesting. like he doesn't believe—na- interesting. like he doesn't. believe—to happen. believe that's going to happen. wan—an- believe that's going to happen. wnan—an nne- believe that's going to happen.| what—on the daily what have you got on the daily wane — what have you got on the daily wane sa— what have you got on the daily mail? so the— what have you got on the daily mail? so the daily— what have you got on the daily mail? j cy it? e mail? so the daily mail has their calls their labour faces calls to return £1.5 million donation their labour faces calls to returia£1.5 million donation their labour faces calls to returia majorillion donation their labour faces calls to returia major backer)nation their labour faces calls to returia major backer of ition their labour faces calls to returia major backer of just stop from a major backer of just stop oil. keir starmer is still oil. so keir starmer is still taking dale. vince taking money from dale. vince the founder of ecotricity, despite the uk entering the fifth disruption with fifth week of disruption with just oil. dale vince he

just stop oil. so dale vince he started this this green started up this this green energy seems to energy company and then seems to have this militant have paid for this this militant wing mercenaries stop wing these mercenaries just stop oil and push his agenda oil to try and push his agenda through through committing crime, criminal damage, disruption , trespass. this chap disruption, trespass. this chap actually disruption, trespass. this chap aenaauy nae— disruption, trespass. this chap actually has a— disruption, trespass. this chap actually has a company- y: this chap actually has a company that is producing— actually has a company that is anaaaeine green— actually has a company that is producing green energy. he anaaaeee— producing green energy. he produces green— producing green energy. he produces green energy. that wan-e— produces green energy. that that's interesting. yi that's interesting. he pays aneae— that's interesting. he pays aneae ae— that's interesting. he pays these are almost like, you know, antifa. i mean, they basically are the street militia of his his net zero. i'll tell you who they should attack, incidentally. and i was thinking this incidentally. and i was thinking we way.— incidentally. and i was thinking we naaay. ._ incidentally. and i was thinking this today. i live— incidentally. and i was thinking this today. i live in— i : and i was thinking this today. i live in brighton, aa— this today. i live in brighton, an naaay— this today. i live in brighton, came up today to the studio, had to came up today to the studio, had a cane— came up today to the studio, had to come on, had— came up today to the studio, had to come on, had to— came up today to the studio, had to come on, had to drive, neeaaee— to come on, had to drive, because although the trains are running— because although the trains are running nanny,— because although the trains are running today, they're not running— running today, they're not running an— running today, they're not running on wednesday, which is wnen— running on wednesday, which is wen-gaine— running on wednesday, which is when-going-soi running on wednesday, which isi when-going-so i'll when i'll be going home. so i'll be when i'll be going home. so i'll aye-nee.— when i'll be going home. so i'll be-here. otherwise- be stuck here. otherwise it eeene-we- be stuck here. otherwise it seems-like if- be stuck here. otherwise it seems like if just stop seems to me like if just stop oil-good— seems to me like if just stop oil-good target. - seems to me like if just stop oil good target. aslef oil have a good target. aslef wanna— oil have a good target. aslef naaw ae— oil have a good target. aslef naaw be a— oil have a good target. aslef would be a lot— oil have a good target. aslef would be a lot viable. would be a lot more viable. meaningful. — would be a lot more viable. meaningful. the- would be a lot more viable. meaningful. l meaningful. the line from the lane and the wardrobe. lane witch and the wardrobe. that's like to do that's right. they like to do rugby and things. and so i rugby games and things. and so i just want to say this— rugby games and things. and so i just want to say this is— just want to say this is a ridiculous— just want to say this is a ridiculous story and this is how aeeaenane— ridiculous story and this is how aeeaenane we— ridiculous story and this is how desperate the daily know it desperate the daily mail know it is desperate the daily mail know it ie-we— desperate the daily mail know it ie-we na— desperate the daily mail know it is-it's1.5 million- desperate the daily mail know it is it's 1.5 million over is because it's1.5 million over ten— is because it's1.5 million over ten ye — is because it's1.5 million over ten ye sa—

is because it's1.5 million over ten years. so he's— is because it's1.5 million over ten years. so he's only been teaaen— ten years. so he's only been teaaen fan— ten years. so he's only been leader for the— ten years. so he's only been leader for the last two years. wanner— leader for the last two years. wanner ane— leader for the last two years. number one. so— leader for the last two years. number one. so not like he number one. so it's not like he teen— number one. so it's not like he teen-nin— number one. so it's not like he teen-wm na— number one. so it's not like he just him 1.5 million and just gave him 1.5 million and atea— just gave him 1.5 million and atea-ww— just gave him 1.5 million and also-link-andl also trying to link them and say he also trying to link them and say we gave— also trying to link them and say ne gave wen— also trying to link them and say he gave them 1.5— also trying to link them and say he gave them 1.5 million over we— he gave them 1.5 million over we wen— he gave them 1.5 million over the last decade.— he gave them 1.5 million over the last decade. _ he gave them 1.5 million over the last decade. i- he gave them 1.5 million over the last decade. " " the last decade. i mean, keir starmer only the leader the last decade. i mean, keir stathe r only the leader the last decade. i mean, keir stathe last only the leader the last decade. i mean, keir stathe last twoy the leader the last decade. i mean, keir stathe last two years. he leader the last decade. i mean, keir stathe last two years. so leader the last decade. i mean, keir stathe last two years. so it'sier for the last two years. so it's coming to an end— for the last two years. so it's coming to an end now. - so it's coming to an end now. e coming to an end now. it's coming— coming to an end now. it's canning aa— coming to an end now. it's canning a an— coming to an end now. it's coming to an end.- coming to an end now. it's coming to an end. no, it's not that. but the point is that wey-ne— that. but the point is that wey-ne we— but the point is that they're like going like they're trying— they're like going like they're wying na— they're like going like they're wying a make— they're like going like they're trying to make this big connection.— trying to make this big connection. like that connection. like somehow that ken—gaine- keir starmer is going, oh, just enaa. — keir starmer is going, oh, just enaa. on— keir starmer is going, oh, just enaa. on e— keir starmer is going, oh, just stop. oil is brilliant. it's we— stop. oil is brilliant. it's we-aeen- stop. oil is brilliant. it's like,-been veryi like, no, he's been very clearly— like, no, he's been very cleanly-te- like, no, he's been very clearly,-is the- like, no, he's been very clearly, is the point, clearly, this is the point, ten-t— clearly, this is the point, isn'tl — clearly, this is the point, isn'tl ne— clearly, this is the point, isn't. he hasn't- clearly, this is the point, isn't yi e : clearly, this is the point,- isn't. he hasn't saved it. he isn't it? he hasn't saved it. he has. he has. he says he's eanaennea— has. he has. he says he's condemned them.- yi he says he's condemned them. this is this is the condemned them. this is this is we paint. — condemned them. this is this is we aainn. sa— condemned them. this is this is the point. so keir— condemned them. this is this is the point. so keir is- condemned them. this is this is the point. ” g the point. so keir is talking tough on crime, talking tough on just oil saying he's going just stop oil saying he's going to will he crack to stop them. but will he crack down them when he's taking down on them when he's taking money from there? this is money from there? well, this is a been it's a no, they're a he's been it's a no, they're not they have to be like not they don't have to be like the tories. nothing's actually naaaenea— the tories. nothing's actually happened-somebody'sl the tories. nothing's actually- happened-somebody's taking happened yet. somebody's taking money from the mafia isn't going to on mafia. to crack down on the mafia. well, it's not the mafia. it's wan— well, it's not the mafia. it's wan a— well, it's not the mafia. it's from a business— well, it's not the mafia. it's from a business worse than the. wan — from a business worse than the. wan aa— from a business worse than the. wan aa-we— from a business worse than the. from at-the mafia- from a business worse than the. from at-the mafia businessi from at least the mafia business person. they person. some money. so they can't you money. so can't say you took money. so you're going do tin?" e so

you're going do something. you're going to do something. why— you're going to do something. wwy—neaanl you're going to do something.| wwy—neaan an you're going to do something. why they report on you're going to do something. why they have report on you're going to do something. why they have done?aport on you're going to do something. why they have done? they on what they have done? they naven-n— what they have done? they haven't done— what they have done? they haven't done anything wrong. so this-ridiculous. _ haven't done anything wrong. so this-ridiculous. just- haven't done anything wrong. so this ridiculous. this is ridiculous. just stop an.— this is ridiculous. just stop ail-wane- this is ridiculous. just stop oil. done anything oil. haven't done anything wrong. starmer wrong. no, he keir starmer has not anything. he's not done anything. he's done eanewwa— something wrong. he's taken money— something wrong. he's taken money of money from from the founder of as a leader for two as in he's been a leader for two years. this guy's been donating for years. this guy's been donating far we— years. this guy's been donating fan we-eany— years. this guy's been donating for the-party over- this guy's been donating for the party over the for the labour party over the we— for the labour party over the wen—been- for the labour party over the. last—been leader for the labour party over the. last-years-been leader for the labour party over the last years and been leader for the labour party over the last years and he leen leader for the labour party over the last years and he hasn'tader for two years and he hasn't aane. —neayai for two years and he hasn't- done. _heard he's done. i think we've heard he's not the leader of the not he's not the leader of the country. i've heard both points are thank it's are ridiculous. thank you. it's not ridiculous. i mean, not. van-e— not ridiculous. i mean, not. you're ridiculous. - ” y: i i mean, not. you're ridiculous. ?y: i you're ridiculous. ridiculous. i news recycling is bad, news now josh recycling is bad, it yes households it turns out. yes households urged— it turns out. yes households urged-less- it turns out. yes households urged-lesslcutl urged to recycle less to cut aye-ate — urged to recycle less to cut ne.te —wtel waste. cut waste. so this is eanetntna— waste. cut waste. so this is something-quite- something that's quite it's quite— something that's quite it'si ante—neaate something that's quite it'si aattat—aeaate something that's quite it's quittof do people something that's quite it's quittof do this people something that's quite it's quittof do this kind people something that's quite it's quittof do this kind ofaople sort of do this kind of so—called_ sort of do this kind of. so—called-so sort of do this kind of so—called-so got so—called recycling. so i've got my so—called recycling. so i've got ny—next— so—called recycling. so i've got ny—nextltne- so—called recycling. so i've got my_next.the bini my little thing next to the bin wnete—we- my little thing next to the bin where the rubbish, where you put all the rubbish, vou— where you put all the rubbish, yae-anat— where you put all the rubbish, yae-wnat yan— where you put all the rubbish, you what you think is you put what you think is teeyetawe, — you put what you think is recyclable, they're saying recyclable, and they're saying winge— recyclable, and they're saying things toothpaste , first things like toothpaste, first enea — things like toothpaste, first eaten—nat- things like toothpaste, first- crisp _ put toothpaste crisp packets. we put toothpaste . wean— crisp packets. we put toothpaste . yeah, toothpaste,— crisp packets. we put toothpaste . yeah, toothpaste, sorry. taatnaaete— . yeah, toothpaste, sorry. toothpaste tubes . tubes. okay. toothpaste tubes. tubes. okay. cnea— toothpaste tubes. tubes. okay. eaten-ana— toothpaste tubes. tubes. okay. crisp - and even - toothpaste tubes. tubes. okay. crisp and even juice crisp packets and even juice eatane— crisp packets and even juice eatane .— crisp packets and even juice eatane . ._ crisp packets and even juice cartons . i would— crisp packets and even juice cartons . i would have thought cartons. i would have thought iatee— cartons. i would have thought iatee eatane— cartons. i would have thought juice cartons were definitely , juice cartons were definitely, we— juice cartons were definitely, like, recyclable.— juice cartons were definitely, like, recyclable. but they're eaytna— like, recyclable. but they're eaytngl.— like, recyclable. but they're saying. ea.— like, recyclable. but they're saying . so. these like, recyclable. but they're- saying.. so.-these things saying no. so. and these things aetaatty— saying no. so. and these things aetaatty wen— saying no. so. and these things actually then have to be eeaatatea— actually then have to be separated later and then they get taken— separated later and then they get taken ant— separated later and then they get taken out and it's all a big tatte— get taken out and it's all a big tame-new- raffle. there are new regulations- regulations going through. tneyte—ateai

regulations going through. they'relike also regulations going through. they'relike up also regulations going through. they'relike up to also regulations going through. they'relike up to six also regulations going through. they'relike up to six bins, like having like up to six bins, like etatt— having like up to six bins, like etatt tat— having like up to six bins, like stuff for cardboard, stuff for gtaee— stuff for cardboard, stuff for gtaee-sa — stuff for cardboard, stuff for glass-so who's- stuff for cardboard, stuff for glass so who's going to glass stuff. so who's going to pay— glass stuff. so who's going to gay tat— glass stuff. so who's going to gay tat att— glass stuff. so who's going to pay for all-that?- glass stuff. so who's going to pay for all that? and but the pay for all of that? and but the wea— pay for all of that? and but the wealttna— pay for all of that? and but the idea lfind room _ pay for all of that? and but the idea lfind room for- pay for all of that? and but the idea find room for it in idea is find room for it in wett— idea is find room for it in their garden. _ idea is find room for it in their garden. yeah exactly. so wey— their garden. yeah exactly. so wey-ea— their garden. yeah exactly. so wey-ea-tt- their garden. yeah exactly. so they-so-it makes. their garden. yeah exactly. so they so it makes sense they want so but it makes sense wat—any- they want so but it makes sense that—only recycle. they want so but it makes sense that stuff only recycle they want so but it makes sense that stuff that's only recycle they want so but it makes sense that stuff that's easily recycle the stuff that's easily recyclable _ the stuff that's easily recyclable that's worth it. and i recyclable that's worth it. and . gaeee— recyclable that's worth it. and . gaeee it— recyclable that's worth it. and i guess if there— recyclable that's worth it. and i guess if there is— recyclable that's worth it. and i guess if there is if we do need— i guess if there is if we do need ta— i guess if there is if we do need ta te— i guess if there is if we do need to be educated on it, wat-e— need to be educated on it, wat-elgaaa— need to be educated on it, that's good thing. remember that's a good thing. i remember wnen— that's a good thing. i remember wen—wet- that's a good thing. i remember when—first came- that's a good thing. i remember when _first came to. when bottle bins first came to the when bottle bins first came to we wage— when bottle bins first came to we thage ._ when bottle bins first came to the village i grew— when bottle bins first came to the village i grew in the village i grew up in in satani— the village i grew up in in scotland, so— the village i grew up in in scotland, so everybody was taking— scotland, so everybody was. taan—yaa taking their bottles down, you wan,— taking their bottles down, you tnaw—we l taking their bottles down, you. know,_the bin. know, chucking them in the bin. and—asked- know, chucking them in the bin. . and—asked somebody and then my mum asked somebody who like, who worked at the council like, where's recycling where's where's the recycling plant? do you plant? you know, where do you send and send all this stuff? and they're like, it goes in like, oh, no, it just goes in landfill. but we're just getting people to it's just landfill. but we're just getting pe0jof to it's just landfill. but we're just getting pe0jof diculous. it's just landfill. but we're just getting pe0jof diculous. rememberst sort of diculous. i remember i was in the boy scouts. we used to tie up big— was in the boy scouts. we used to tie up big bundles— was in the boy scouts. we used to tie up big bundles of- to tie up big bundles of newspapers— to tie up big bundles of newspapers with harry string and take— newspapers with harry string and take-dom— newspapers with harry string and take-don't-what- take them. i don't know what happened— take them. i don't know what- happened—absolutely happened to them, but absolutely it a happened to them, but absolutely n-a ritual.— happened to them, but absolutely it-a ritual. you- happened to them, but absolutely it a ritual. you know, it was like a ritual. you know, absurd— it was like a ritual. you know, absurd levels— it was like a ritual. you know, absurd levels of— it was like a ritual. you know, absurd levels of energy . and absurd levels of energy. and like— absurd levels of energy. and like my— absurd levels of energy. and like my entire— absurd levels of energy. and like my entire weekend was taken up, like my entire weekend was taken .p, kind— like my entire weekend was taken .p, kind of— like my entire weekend was taken up, kind of combining all the all up, kind of combining all the an the— up, kind of combining all the all the newspaper we'd absorbed during— all the newspaper we'd absorbed during the— all the newspaper we'd absorbed during the course— all the newspaper we'd absorbed during the course of a week. i'm quite— during the course of a week. i'm quite sure— during the course of a week. i'm quite n— during the course of a week. i'm quite sure it never— during the course of a week. i'm quite sure it never saw the tight— quite sure it never saw the light of— quite sure it never saw the light of day— quite sure it never saw the light of day again. anyway. maybe,— light of day again. anyway.

maybe, possibly some tortoises at ._ maybe, possibly some tortoises ei a nice— maybe, possibly some tortoises ei e kip— maybe, possibly some tortoises ei e kip .— maybe, possibly some tortoises ei e kip . k— maybe, possibly some tortoises at a nice kip . a final look at at a nice kip. a final look at me— at a nice kip. a final look at iiie mirror— at a nice kip. a final look at the mirror to— at a nice kip. a final look at the mirror to close this eeeiien. — the mirror to close this section. oh— the mirror to close this section. oh yes, the mirror. i ii-s— section. oh yes, the mirror. i ii-s ._ section. oh yes, the mirror. i mean, it's a tragic- section. oh yes, the mirror. i mean, it's a tragic story.- section. oh yes, the mirror. i mean, it's a tragic story. so emma whitfield lost her son jack in a horrendous dog attack . he in a horrendous dog attack. he was ten years old. he was playing at a friend's house. and this this dog is a breed of dog. i'd never heard of the excel bully. yeah. and she's she's asking for them to be outlawed, which i mean , it sounds great. which i mean, it sounds great. i mean, as as the parent we're we're all parents here and it's funny as soon as you have a baby you start realising some of the dangers and you've got some of these running these horrible dogs running about know, about in the parks, you know, pit about in the parks, you know, ph and pit bull type dogs and everybody's no , he's everybody's like, oh, no, he's so safe. no, so friendly, so safe. no, i mean, you see on on facebook or whatever, you see, you regularly see, toddlers who've see, you know, toddlers who've been these these been maimed by these by these dogs. people are dogs. and when people are breeding dogs to be particularly nasty the nasty because, i mean, the trouble in london have these members in london have these dogs with them for protection because status be a status symbols and it's a status symbol as well. but you can't be arrested. be picked arrested. you can't be picked up, searched like you

up, stop and searched like you would for a knife. the dog is would for a knife. so the dog is better than knife better protection than a knife for but also for some of them. but it's also from police from from a time when the police is difficult to legislate is very difficult to legislate against breeds of dogs because then to do a dna test then you have to do a dna test and you have to prove a certain amount if there's amount of dna. and if there's one just minuscule bit of cross—breeding with a springer spaniel at some point, then you can well, it's not it's not can say, well, it's not it's not an authentic pit bull. the one drop that is an authentic pit bull. the one drop _that is the - drop rule, well, that is the ironi— drop rule, well, that is the front-done.- drop rule, well, that is the front done. we've drop rule, well, that is the front-done. we've out drop rule, well, that is the frotime,.done. we've out drop rule, well, that is the frotime, so done. we've out drop rule, well, that is the frotime, so we're. we've out drop rule, well, that is the frotime, so we're to �*e've out drop rule, well, that is the frotime, so we're to �*e'vegive out of time, so we're to not give you— of time, so we're to not give you-en— of time, so we're to not give you-en mei- of time, so we're to not give you-on that, josh. of time, so we're to not give you on that, josh but you a voice on that, josh but joe— you a voice on that, josh but joe-i“— you a voice on that, josh but joe-i“ e— you a voice on that, josh but joe-in a moment- joe was in a moment for iiiiieiieii— joe was in a moment for whitehall racists. we have too many— whitehall racists. we have too many eeiieeie— whitehall racists. we have too many schools per— whitehall racists. we have too many schools per and king many schools per capita and king cieiiee— many schools per capita and king charles batus_ many schools per capita and king charles batus and— many schools per capita and king charles batus and his efforts to iiie— charles batus and his efforts to save the planet.— charles batus and his efforts to save the planet. we'll see you in e— save the planet. we'll see you in e eeupie— save the planet. we'll see you in e eeupie ei—

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have. mailmysejosh, our nyway. you've got a good a beard as i have. mailmysejosh, our old ay. daily mail first josh, our old friend— daily mail first josh, our old friend .— daily mail first josh, our old friend . institutional in friend. institutional racism in iiiiieiieii— friend. institutional racism in iiiiieiieii .— friend. institutional racism in whitehall . the— friend. institutional racism in whitehall . the clue is in the whitehall. the clue is in the name, perhaps.— whitehall. the clue is in the name, perhaps. indeed aw name, perhaps. indeed whitehall bosses— name, perhaps. indeed whitehall bosses facing allegations of racism institutional as racism, institutional bias as civil union claims white civil service union claims white staff are twice as likely to be promoted than non—white colleagues. so this is the general secretary of the union sent a letter to alex chisholm, who's the top official at the cabinet office, and basically said with this letter saying that over the last 14 months, staff who are white were twice as likely to be right. and he's saying that this is proof like just like the police, that this institutionally racist and but it's interesting it's quite interesting the way that it because he that he's done it because he said but if the said you know but if the difference in promotion rates are not driven racism, what's are not driven by racism, what's the explanation? he's like danng the explanation? he's like daring him to say , what are the daring him to say, what are the other like you cannot other factors like if you cannot provide alternative provide a plausible alternative explanation , what are the explanation, what are the other explanations ? could be, you explanations? could be, you know, and just the way to ask, why don't you say on the thing is, i mean, under our diversity, eqtu is, i mean, under our diversity, equity and inclusion, there's

been hire more been a big push to hire more ethnic minorities. and it obviously a c“�* it. and it obviously a majority white organisation— obviously a majority white organisation like this, they've hei— organisation like this, they've had io— organisation like this, they've had ie ieeiik— organisation like this, they've had to really we— organisation like this, they've had to really we try and we've wiiii— had to really we try and we've seen with the— had to really we try and we've seen with the raf— had to really we try and we've seen with the raf they've eeiueiiy— seen with the raf they've actually gone— seen with the raf they've actually gone to the extent of ekeiuiing — actually gone to the extent of excluding white _ actually gone to the extent of excluding white men from from some roles. so— excluding white men from from some roles. so you're getting peepie— some roles. so you're getting peepie wie— some roles. so you're getting people who aren't as good as eiiiei— people who aren't as good as other candidates— people who aren't as good as other candidates who aren't geiiing— other candidates who aren't geiiing iiieie — other candidates who aren't getting there on merit, getting , geiiing— getting there on merit, getting , getting recruited to role. so iiien— , getting recruited to role. so then obviously— , getting recruited to role. so then obviously they're not going to then obviously they're not going ie peiieim — then obviously they're not going to perform better— then obviously they're not going to perform better in those roles peeeuee— to perform better in those roles peeeuee iiiey— to perform better in those roles because they weren't better to sippi— because they weren't better to em eii— because they weren't better to start off with.— because they weren't better to start off with. that is start off with. well, that is peeeipie, — start off with. well, that isi possible, _mean, start off with. well, that is- possible, _ mean, they possible, isn't it? i mean, they haven't have as haven't we don't have that as a factual not been factual there's not been accredited fact. right you're talking about a kind of affirmative action. but racism hasn't affirmative action. but racism peep-t peep— affirmative action. but racism hasn't been an— f" but racism hasn't been an accredited fact either.— hasn't been an accredited fact either. looking— hasn't been an accredited fact either. looking at— hasn't been an accredited fact either. looking at the outcome . either. looking at the outcome. yes:— either. looking at the outcome. yes, absolutely.— either. looking at the outcome. yes, absolutely. and that's the ting. — yes, absolutely. and that's the thing. so— yes, absolutely. and that's the ting. so it— yes, absolutely. and that's the thing. so it would- yes, absolutely. and that's the thing. so it would be important to instance, you thing. so it would be important to sayingistance, you thing. so it would be important to saying that ce, you thing. so it would be important to saying that we you thing. so it would be important to saying that we expect three were saying that we expect three a—star a—levels and a first class degree if you're white, but if you are black, then you can come in with a second class degree. or if that were the case, then that would possibly then a slower promotion then map onto a slower promotion schedule, yeah and schedule, right? yeah and performance is

f: gg7 / and performance is measured f: 37 / and performance is measured in such ieieii— performance is measured in such ieieii. ite— performance is measured in such detail. the metrics— performance is measured in such detail. the metrics are really receip— detail. the metrics are really record added— detail. the metrics are really record added very meticulously in record added very meticulously iii-seepi— record added very meticulously in sector organisations, in public sector organisations, peiiiepieiiy— in public sector organisations, particularly this— in public sector organisations, particularly this close to government— particularly this close to government ._ particularly this close to government . so you're going to government. so you're going to yep-re— government. so you're going to you-re going— government. so you're going to youke going io— government. so you're going to youre going to te— government. so you're going to you're going to be able to see if you're going to be able to see it peopie— you're going to be able to see it peopie uno— you're going to be able to see if people who performing if people who aren't performing weir— if people who aren't performing well—promoted- if people who aren't performing well—promoted for. well are getting promoted for some reason. so— well are getting promoted for some reason. so it will be it wiri— some reason. so it will be it niii pe— some reason. so it will be it niii be e— some reason. so it will be it will be a possibility for them to will be a possibility for them io—nnoi- will be a possibility for them- to_what-reasons to demonstrate what the reasons nigni— to demonstrate what the reasons nigni-gueorion- to demonstrate what the reasons might-question is- might be. the question is whether the nerve to. whether they have the nerve to. well, what was well, that's what i was kinking.— well, that's what i was thinking. just well, that's what i was- thinking.-just going to thinking. they're just going to 90, thinking. they're just going to go-rreke— thinking. they're just going to go-rreke-keonl go, yeah, we're racist. yeah all rigni. — go, yeah, we're racist. yeah all rigni. -goi— go, yeah, we're racist. yeah all rignr-gor us.— go, yeah, we're racist. yeah all right. got us. sorry. so, right. you got us. sorry. so, le0r_ right. you got us. sorry. so, ieo. ore— right. you got us. sorry. so, ieo. ine— right. you got us. sorry. so, leo, are the times now nigerian eiuienre— leo, are the times now nigerian eiuienie oe— leo, are the times now nigerian students are thinking twice before— students are thinking twice before coming— students are thinking twice before coming to british universities? - before coming to british universities? : universities? i would have thought thinking was the thought thinking twice was the minimum requirement. probably. but at whitehall but yeah, for a job at whitehall . so migration rules will cause a . so migration rules will cause o trop— . so migration rules will cause o drop in— . so migration rules will cause a drop in revenue— so migration rules will cause a drop in revenue from nigeria , a drop in revenue from nigeria, say universities.— a drop in revenue from nigeria, say universities. so six universities— say universities. so six universities that account for a gunner— universities that account for a quarter-nigerian- universities that account for a quarter nigerian students quarter of all nigerian students in-riek— quarter of all nigerian students in-riek being— quarter of all nigerian students in-risk being hit- quarter of all nigerian students in risk being hit the in the uk risk being hit the nonresi— in the uk risk being hit the norieei py— in the uk risk being hit the hardest by the— in the uk risk being hit the hardest by the new immigration ruiee— hardest by the new immigration. ruiee—iney-ve rules on dependents. and they've oriiieieei— rules on dependents. and they've criticised suella_ rules on dependents. and they've criticised suella braverman ieeieion— criticised suella braverman decision that— criticised suella braverman decision that an international students— decision that an international students will— decision that an international students will no _ decision that an international students will no longer be erroneo— students will no longer be oiionei io— students will no longer be allowed to bring their family onen— allowed to bring their family nnen-eone— allowed to bring their family when-come to- allowed to bring their family when come to study in when they come to study in ruinin— when they come to study in britain.imean,_ when they come to study in britain. mean, i've been britain. i mean, i've been seeing— britain. i mean, i've been eeeinglror— britain. i mean, i've been seeing for years. british seeing it for years. british

universities— seeing it for years. british universities exist just to teach nigerian— universities exist just to teach nigerian children. it just makes wnere— nigerian children. it just makes sense. where else— nigerian children. it just makes sense. where else are they going to goe— sense. where else are they going to goe unor— sense. where else are they going to go? what universities in kigerioe— to go? what universities in nigeria?-mad- to go? what universities in nigeria?-mad ?. to go? what universities in nigeria? mad ? of to go? what universities in- nigeria?-mad ? of course nigeria? are you mad? of course iney— nigeria? are you mad? of course key-cone— nigeria? are you mad? of course iney-eone ro— nigeria? are you mad? of course they come to britain. they should come to britain. kenn— they should come to britain. keen-.— they should come to britain. keen... okay.— they should come to britain. keen... okny. so- they should come to britain. yeah,-, okay, so it's- they should come to britain. i yeah,-, okay, so it's about yeah, well, okay, so it's about 20% of the nigerian students have a dependable and they all and they is and they average they have is one. partner who one. it's usually a partner who will then go out and work because earning the money because they earning the money to person through. to put this person through. also, most of these nigerians are master's are actually doing master's degrees , they're go degrees, so they're going to go on have better paid jobs on to have much better paid jobs that going to contribute to that are going to contribute to the economy, soft power as the economy, the soft power as well . it's look, i the economy, the soft power as well. it's look, i agree. immigration needs to be controlled , but going after like controlled, but going after like master students who are going to be massively beneficial to our economy and it's just a report came out this week that international students provide 37 billion to our economy . so 37 billion to our economy. so the idea that they're doing anything to harm, seems anything to harm, that seems mental to me. it does actually nenroi— mental to me. it does actually seem mental to— mental to me. it does actually seem mental to be— mental to me. it does actually seem mental to be to- it does actually seem mental to be to stop being ioeeiioue— seem mental to be to stop being ioeeiioue oni— seem mental to be to stop being facetious and aggravating for a moment — facetious and aggravating for a moment i— facetious and aggravating for a moment. i don't— facetious and aggravating for a moment. i don't know why the government— moment. i don't know why the government always goes after the peopie— government always goes after the peopie kno— government always goes after the peopie nno ore— government always goes after the people who are, you know, like

rnoeerer— people who are, you know, like masters students. _ people who are, you know, like masters students. they're not kne— masters students. they're not rne peopie— masters students. they're not the people that— masters students. they're not the people that the nation is worried— the people that the nation is worried about— the people that the nation is worried about ._ the people that the nation is worried about . we're worried worried about. we're worried about— worried about. we're worried about unvetted_ worried about. we're worried about unvetted ,_ worried about. we're worried about unvetted , undocumented, about unvetted, undocumented, iiiegoi— about unvetted, undocumented, illegal migrants— about unvetted, undocumented, illegal migrants coming across witn— illegal migrants coming across with whatever— illegal migrants coming across with whatever intentions coming in enou— with whatever intentions coming across in small boats. we're worried— across in small boats. we're worried about— across in small boats. we're worried about mass immigration kron— worried about mass immigration kon reoiiy— worried about mass immigration from really culturally distant pioeee— from really culturally distant pioeee witn— from really culturally distant places with really regressive oiiiruiee— places with really regressive attitudes to _ places with really regressive attitudes to women and nevertheless, - attitudes to women and nevertheless, the idea that you bring— nevertheless, the idea that you pring uiong— nevertheless, the idea that you can bring along an extended roniiy— can bring along an extended ioniiy witn— can bring along an extended family with you— can bring along an extended family with you when you come to study— family with you when you come to eiuiy oni— family with you when you come to study one in— family with you when you come to study and i'm just— family with you when you come to study and i'm just want to check on knot— study and i'm just want to check on that because— study and i'm just want to check on that because i— study and i'm just want to check on that because i was reading inrougn— on that because i was reading inrougn-ine— on that because i was reading through, the impression through, i got the impression inor— through, i got the impression knot—noe- through, i got the impression knot—woe i- through, i got the impression that—was 1.1. through, i got the impression. that—was 1.1. so that the average was 1 to 1. so on average, every— that the average was 1 to 1. so on average, every nigerian student family student brought one family member that not? member with them. is that not? it on average of the people it was on average of the people uno— it was on average of the people nno prougni— it was on average of the people who brought them _ it was on average of the people who brought them over, but they were-s— who brought them over, but they were-s iney— who brought them over, but they were _5. they were - who brought them over, but they were 5. they were only were only 1 in 5. they were only 1 were only 1 in 5. they were only i in— were only 1 in 5. they were only i in s.— were only 1 in 5. they were only i in 5- keen.— were only 1 in 5. they were only i in 5- keen. so— were only 1 in 5. they were only 1 in 5. yeah. so they're not iike—iore- 1 in 5. yeah. so they're not. like—lotslkids. 1 in 5. yeah. so they're not- like—lotslkids. like coming over. lots of kids. in — like coming over. lots of kids. inn-inn— like coming over. lots of kids. in _tn nor- like coming over. lots of kids. i'm _i'm not sure. - i'm not sure. i'm not sure. that's that's, that's true. but i mean, there is sort of i mean, there is a sort of loophole if come over loophole where if you come over as can work for loophole where if you come over as hours can work for loophole where if you come over as hours a can work for loophole where if you come over as hours a week. can work for loophole where if you come over as hours a week. yeahivork for loophole where if you come over as hours a week. yeah yeah.)r loophole where if you come over as hours a week. yeah yeah. but 20 hours a week. yeah yeah. but if your family, they if you bring your family, they can no limit can work. there's no limit on the can so some the hours they can work. so some people been people might have been exploiting, the exploiting, you know, gaming the system, particularly with pay taxes over particularly taxes over here, particularly

with shoddy, with some of these shoddy, shoddy universities that are probably just doing it game probably just doing it to game the immigration. seem the immigration. it does seem like a lot of them are at the at the newer institutions it the newer institutions as it says ulster, says hertfordshire, ulster, robert gordon in aberdeen, sunderland, sheffield hallam and so which have have paid, but so on, which have have paid, but they've received than 100 they've received more than 100 million fees. i mean, the 37 million in fees. i mean, the 37 piiiion— million in fees. i mean, the 37 piiiion inor— million in fees. i mean, the 37 billion that is— million in fees. i mean, the 37 billion that is the— a c" " �*cct: i mean, the 37 billion that is the widest poeeipie— billion that is the widest possible understanding of the economic contribution that's knot-e— economic contribution that's that's broad.— economic contribution that's that's broad. but yeah, it's, weir— that's broad. but yeah, it's, ueii ire— that's broad. but yeah, it's, ueii its very— that's broad. but yeah, it's, well it's very difficult isn't it, well it's very difficult isn't g, oe— well it's very difficult isn't it, as everyone— well it's very difficult isn't it, as everyone says, you know, you— it, as everyone says, you know, you kook— it, as everyone says, you know, you iook oi— it, as everyone says, you know, you look at immigration on the nnoie— you look at immigration on the nnoie oni— you look at immigration on the nnoie one you— you look at immigration on the whole and you say you want to connoi— whole and you say you want to eoniroi g,— whole and you say you want to control it, but— whole and you say you want to control it, but as— whole and you say you want to control it, but as soon as you pion— control it, but as soon as you erun trying— control it, but as soon as you erun rrying ro— control it, but as soon as you start trying to drill down into control it, but as soon as you stayeah,ng to drill down into control it, but as soon as you stayeah, i; to drill down into control it, but as soon as you stayeah, i mean ill down into control it, but as soon as you stayeah, i mean the iown into control it, but as soon as you stayeah, i mean the uk] into control it, but as soon as you stayeah, i mean the uk students it, yeah, i mean the uk students pav— it, yeah, i mean the uk students puy oooo. — it, yeah, i mean the uk students puy oooo. inope— it, yeah, i mean the uk students pay 9000. 3.5. it, yeah, i mean the uk students pay 9000. iggt: ”rcc; it, yeah, i mean the uk students pay 9000. iggt: kg pay 9000. these guys are paying 17,000. they are subsidised, paying paying our, you know, our education country or squeezing them course a another way them out of course a another way of seeing always always of seeing it that always always struggling universities to struggling universities to struggling primary schools. now josh as the guardian say w kg now josh as the guardian say we are quite— josh as the guardian say we are quite einpiy— josh as the guardian say we are quite simply running out of okiiiren— quite simply running out of children. no— quite simply running out of children. no kidding. yes more rnon— children. no kidding. yes more rnon eo— children. no kidding. yes more than 90 english— children. no kidding. yes more than 90 english primary schools than 90 engliin primary schools to than 90 english primary schools to cope— than 90 english primary schools to eioee or— than 90 english primary schools to close or face— than 90 english primary schools to close or face closure for kook— to close or face closure for ioek or— to close or face closure for lack of pupils. - to close or face closure for lack of pupils. :

lack of pupils. so my eldest is 14. when he went to primary school about ten years ago, it was hard to get a place. yeah, because you had a baby. boom, a little baby boom. but you also had the polish people who'd come oven had the polish people who'd come over. they were settled now somewhat, and then they started having kids. was actually having kids. so it was actually tough spaces . more tough to get spaces. more classes up and more classes were opened up and more schools were opened up and now what's happened is that that figure is declining . and more figure is declining. and more than that, we're actually reaching this point where there are going to be less pupils, like in reception than year one and two. and it's like with old people terms of paying the pensions into pensions and whatnot, we go into the the the sort of freefall, the inverse . yes, inverse population. yes, exactly. replacement rate or whatever is going down. so this is closing some of the smaller schools. they'll be combining rnen. — schools. they'll be combining rnen. _me- schools. they'll be combining them. _this is- schools. they'll be combining. them. _this is mostly them. yeah. and this is mostly a lot of it is in london because that's lot of this that's where a lot of this population is population growth was. but it is going become a larger issue. going to become a larger issue. so this is not like some tiny rural primary school in the middle. no, no, no, it's not. its— middle. no, no, no, it's not. its nor.— middle. no, no, no, it's not. it's not. and also so that's going then time, it's it's not. and also so that's going to then time, it's it's not. and also so that's going to affect time, it's it's not. and also so that's going to affect secondaryr going to affect secondary schools and whatnot. and on the

other hand, though, will other hand, though, london will become . yeah. other hand, though, london will become . yeah . i become more bearable. yeah. i mean, this is this— become more bearable. yeah. i mean, this is this does- f yeah. i mean, this is this does speak to a mean, this is this does speak to wider— mean, this is this does speak to a wider problem— mean, this is this does speak to a wider problem for the country. were— a wider problem for the country. were noi— a wider problem for the country. we're not having— a wider problem for the country. we're not having children because— we're not having children because the— we're not having children because the powers that be have decided— because the powers that be have decided we— because the powers that be have decided we don't— because the powers that be have decided we don't need children, rney— decided we don't need children, iney ion-i— decided we don't need children, they don't want— decided we don't need children, they don't want children to keep they don't want children to keep rne-going. — they don't want children to keep rne-going. ire- they don't want children to keep the-going. it's far- the economy going. it's far oneoper— the economy going. it's far oneuper oni— the economy going. it's far cheaper and better for them if key— cheaper and better for them if iney—ruiiy- cheaper and better for them if iney—ruiiy gronni they just bring in fully grown uorersk— they just bring in fully grown workers from _ they just bring in fully grown workers from overseas than grow inen — workers from overseas than grow inen -ir— workers from overseas than grow inen _g noes— workers from overseas than grow them - it does seem - workers from overseas than grow them _it does seem to. workers from overseas than grow them g them here. it does seem to be i mean, i don't know whether there's a conspiracy, but it does is does seem to be that there is certainly very certainly like at the very least, a shrug . well, if people least, a shrug. well, if people won't have children, will just import the age of as import them at the age of 18, as you don't know that that you say. i don't know that that is if it's a like for like is quite if it's a like for like replacement, doesn't feel to replacement, it doesn't feel to me is. also, bring me like it is. also, they bring them the polish them out, like with the polish population

them out, like with the polish popula'oni them out, like with the polish popula'on our pupils, the reality them out, like with the polish popula for our pupils, the reality them out, like with the polish popula for air pupils, the reality them out, like with the polish popula for a schools, the reality them out, like with the polish popula for a school.s, thlosesity is that for a school that loses non— is that for a school that loses noir-ineyke— is that for a school that loses half they're losing half of its they're losing thousands— half of its they're losing thousands pounds. half of its they're losing thousands pounds . half of its they're losing thousands pounds. thousands of pounds. so this is wink— thousands of pounds. so this is what happens educate what happens if you educate women unfortunately, it women, unfortunately, anyway, it dependent now. leo and a loch ness monster of statistics has once again been cited by next year's wannabe government. yeah, well, they're talking of women closing the gender pay gap will boost flagging economy boost britain's flagging economy . labour has said so. labour are pointing— . labour has said so. labour are pointing io— . labour has said so. labour are pointing to figures— labour has said so. labour are pointing to figures showing that issooo — pointing to figures showing that issooo noe— pointing to figures showing that 185,000 more women are aged between— 185,000 more women are aged peirreen so— 185,000 more women are aged between 50 and— 185,000 more women are aged between 50 and 64 have become eeononieoiiy— between 50 and 64 have become economically inactive since the beginning— economically inactive since the beginning or— economically inactive since the beginning of the— economically inactive since the beginning of the pandemic. this was - lockdown _ beginning of the pandemic. this was-lockdown .- beginning of the pandemic. this was-lockdown . so,- beginning of the pandemic. this was lockdown . so, you was due to lockdown. so, you know.— was due to lockdown. so, you know, hospitality— was due to lockdown. so, you know, hospitality and shops were eiosei— know, hospitality and shops were eiosei nonn— know, hospitality and shops were closed down, which which employ a closed down, which which employ o iot— closed down, which which employ o ioi none— closed down, which which employ a lot more women— closed down, which which employ a lot more women than than men . a lot more women than than men. but a lot more women than than men. our iopour— a lot more women than than men. but labour wanted _ a lot more women than than men. but labour wanted long term. they— but labour wanted long term. iney noniei— but labour wanted long term. they wanted harsh they wanted really harsh ioekionn— they wanted really harsh lockdown and _ they wanted really harsh lockdown and a long we'd propopiy— lockdown and a long we'd probably still— lockdown and a long we'd probably still in lockdown if probably still be in lockdown if we probably still be in lockdown if ne-iopour— probably still be in lockdown if we labour government. so i we had a labour government. so i ion-i— we had a labour government. so i ion-i-rneyke— we had a labour government. so i don't-they're trying- don't know how they're trying to, don't know how they're trying io.-knon.— don't know how they're trying to, - know, _we'rel don't know how they're trying. to,-know, _we're so to, you know, say, oh, we're so for— to, you know, say, oh, we're so tor—oni- to, you know, say, oh, we're so- for_and employment. for great women and employment. it's like, no, you would have none—worse i it's like, no, you would have made _worse. the made the problem worse. and the nnoie— made the problem worse. and the nnoie-or— made the problem worse. and the whole-oflgender- made the problem worse. and the whole of gender pay gap whole idea of a gender pay gap is,.debateable_ whole idea of a gender pay gap is, debateable because is, is debateable because the tops— is, is debateable because the tops uoenn— is, is debateable because the jobs women choose, you know ,

jobs women choose, you know, nneiner— jobs women choose, you know, uneiner is— jobs women choose, you know, whether is through social here other thing that they say here is because the top earning gay is because the top earning a gay men. yeah. that's another issue. so men. yeah. that's another issue. so yeah— men. yeah. that's another issue. so yeah rink-s— men. yeah. that's another issue. so yeah that's the— men. yeah. that's another issue. so yeah that's the next story stick around. but what do they say here? 185,000 more women aged between . they're making it aged between. they're making it sound like more women than men. it's just 185,000 women. yeah. and then how many men also of that age are gone out of work ? that age are gone out of work? because that's another story that we've covered a few times now about people in their 50s not returning to work after covid what not returning to work after covid what not because not returning to work after covid got nhat not because not returning to work after covid got they'vet because not returning to work after covid got they've sort:ause not returning to work after covid got they've sort of se they've got they've sort of economically surviving and they don't want to go back to work. so female issue. it's so it's not a female issue. it's a it's they've found a it's a it's a they've found some it. and some way of spinning it. and maybe that maybe— some way of spinning it. and maybe that maybe the- maybe that maybe the labour party,— maybe that maybe the labour

tony-ine— maybe that maybe the labour party, the newspaper have. party, maybe the newspaper have. but party, maybe the newspaper have. nuilinink— party, maybe the newspaper have. nurlrnink ne— party, maybe the newspaper have. butlthink we.agree- but i think we do agree then generoiiy— but i think we do agree theni generoiiy—eone generally we do need to come up ruin— generally we do need to come up kirk-poiieies— generally we do need to come up with - policies to _ generally we do need to come up with policies to encourage with some policies to encourage peopie— with some policies to encourage peopie-inro— with some policies to encourage people-into work- with some policies to encourage people into work seem people back into work who seem to people back into work who seem io—inio— people back into work who seem ro—inio eoriy- to be sliding into early retirement.— to be sliding into early retirement. if- to be sliding into early retirement. if we're not careful oni— retirement. if we're not careful one—nake- retirement. if we're not careful and—make work. retirement. if we're not careful. and—make work easier and we need to make work easier for raising— and we need to make work easier for raising children,— and we need to make work easier for raising children, it's very iikieuii. — for raising children, it's very difficult. iii"? for raising children, it's very difficult. c" 2713 difficult. childcare is incredibly expensive . kyiv and incredibly expensive. kyiv and i don't incredibly expensive. kyiv and i ion-i inink— incredibly expensive. kyiv and i don't think that— c: kyiv and i don't think that necessarily iusi— don't think that necessarily just subsidising childcare helps peeouse— just subsidising childcare helps because as we _ just subsidising childcare helps because as we all_ just subsidising childcare helps because as we all know, that's iike— because as we all know, that's like -controls _ because as we all know, that's like-controls and- because as we all know, that's like controls and stuff. like rent controls and stuff. its— like rent controls and stuff. ii-slvery— like rent controls and stuff. it'slvery tricky- like rent controls and stuff. it's very tricky problem and it's a very tricky problem and our— it's a very tricky problem and our-inink— it's a very tricky problem and but-think that- it's a very tricky problem and but-think that it- it's a very tricky problem and but think that it is but i do think that it is ekkeneiy— but i do think that it is extremely important that there be oiier— extremely important that there be older people— extremely important that there be older people in the workplace in—inoi- in exactly the same way that its— in exactly the same way that its inpononi— in exactly the same way that it's important there be older peopie—you- it's important there be olderi people _you know, people in the pub, you know, young—io- people in the pub, you know,l young—io-oii young people need to have old peopie— young people need to have old peopie-key- young people need to have old. peopie-iney-norr people around so they know how to people around so they know how io—neeii to behave. you know, they need to behave. you know, they need rolopie— to behave. you know, they need rolopie ro— to behave. you know, they need to.able to see.— to behave. you know, they need to.able to see. _ to behave. you know, they need to.able to see. and- to behave. you know, they need to able to see. ' r: to be able to see. and now that i'm getting agree with i'm getting older, i agree with you. absolutely. this itv you. absolutely. this is why itv nouri— you. absolutely. this is why itv noun-noi— you. absolutely. this is why itv would-notlsnap. you. absolutely. this is why itvi would-notlsnap you would be foolish not to snap you up. -iioii— would be foolish not to snap you up. -iioii .— would be foolish not to snap you up. -iioii . iosn— would be foolish not to snap you up. mail , josh king, up. daily mail, josh king, cnories— up. daily mail, josh king, charles may— up. daily mail, josh king, charles may or may not be some peopie-s— charles may or may not be some peopie-s king.— charles may or may not be some peopie-s king. pui— charles may or may not be some people's king, but he's eenoiniy— people's king, but he's certainly everyone's dad the certainly everyone's dad by the sound— certainly everyone's dad by the sound-i— certainly everyone's dad by the souni-i guiie— certainly everyone's dad by the sound-i quite like- certainly everyone's dad by the sound i quite like this sound of it. i quite like this story — sound of it. i quite like this story. its— sound of it. i quite like this story. it's good.- sound of it. i quite like this story. g g: kg story. it's good. king charles turns at turns down thermostat at buckingham swimming pool buckingham palace swimming pool in reduce the royal in a bid to reduce the royal households use . so he's a households energy use. so he's a real man of the people . so he's real man of the people. so he's like showed his his like

like really showed his his like his sort of everyman status like that's how he's contributing is like, you know what turn the pool down. yeah. and i think it's lame. i mean, if you've got a pool, keep it a nice temperature, keep it cold. they're much there's nothing , they're much there's nothing, noining— they're much there's nothing, norning more— they're much there's nothing, nothing more icky and sort of snoinering— nothing more icky and sort of snoinering .— nothing more icky and sort of smothering . we're a little bit smothering. we're a little bit over so we're going to i'm going to our— over so we're going to i'm going to our reo— over so we're going to i'm going to our ieo our— over so we're going to i'm going to cut leo out of— over so we're going to i'm going to cut leo out of that one. sorry.— to cut leo out of that one. sorry.-. — to cut leo out of that one. sorry.-. i- to cut leo out of that one. sorry.-. i was- to cut leo out of that one.| sorry,-. i was going to cut leo out of that one. i sorry,-. i was going to to cut leo out of that one. - sorry,-. i was going to nail sorry, mate. i was going to nail him for being a hypocrite on carbon footprint. i want him for being a hypocrite on carbon footprint. iwant do carbon footprint. i want to do a joke carbon footprint. i want to do a poke-prince— carbon footprint. i want to do a joke - prince andrew. - c" i want to do a joke prince andrew. we're joke about prince andrew. we're at joke about prince andrew. we're oi-noiiwoy— joke about prince andrew. we're at-halfway point. - at the halfway point. some goodies—uny- at the halfway point. some goodies way with goodies coming your way with mermaid spies mermaid makeup, diversity, spies and lonely steaks. we'll see you in couple of

gb news the people's. channel iand— gb news the people's. channel |knu neionne— gb news the people's. channel i and welcome back— gb news the people's. channel . and welcome back to - gb news the people's. channel . and welcome to ck to - gb news the people's. channel well, we're over to the guardian now. uganda is making now. leo in uganda is making a misguided pitch to be considered in suella braverman's next shortlist by the sound of it . shortlist by the sound of it. so the ugandan president has signed— so the ugandan president has signed in— so the ugandan president has signed in this— so the ugandan president has signed in this really harsh anti isnior— signed in this really harsh anti isnior row— signed in this really harsh anti lgbtq+ law that— signed in this really harsh anti lgbtq+ law that has the death penoiry— lgbtq+ law that has the death

penoiry for— lgbtq+ law that has the death penalty for same— lgbtq+ law that has the death penalty for same sex acts right before— penalty for same sex acts right before iride— penalty for same sex acts right before pride month as well. so ierripie— before pride month as well. so terrible timing— before pride month as well. so terrible timing but yeah , it's terrible timing but yeah, it's got terrible timing but yeah, it's goi peein— terrible timing but yeah, it's got death penalty or life imprisonment for certain acts up to zo— imprisonment for certain acts up to 20 years— imprisonment for certain acts up to zo years in— imprisonment for certain acts up to 20 years in prison for recruitment— to 20 years in prison for recruitment promotion and running— recruitment promotion and running or— recruitment promotion and funding of same sex activities , funding of same sex activities, union— funding of same sex activities, union nouri— funding of same sex activities, which would be— funding of same sex activities, which would be most of our media in kne— which would be most of our media in rne uk— which would be most of our media in rne uk. kni— which would be most of our media in the uk. and anyone convicted of in the uk. and anyone convicted or attempted— in the uk. and anyone convicted of attempted aggravated homosexuality faces a 14 year seneniee in— homosexuality faces a 14 year sentence. i'm not— homosexuality faces a 14 year sentence. i'm not sure what uggroyorei— sentence. i'm not sure what aggravated homosexuality it sounsi— aggravated homosexuality it sounds like— aggravated homosexuality it sounds like anything that should be sounds like anything that should pe ine— sounds like anything that should be rne one— sounds like anything that should be the one that— sounds like anything that should be the one that would be the nosi— be the one that would be the most iike— be the one that would be the most like severely punished and yet knot-s— most like severely punished and yet knor-s oniy— most like severely punished and yet that's only 14— most like severely punished and yet that's only 14 years, weeosn— yet that's only 14 years, whereas consensual is. 'r: yet that's only 14 years, whereas consensual is. ' r: whereas consensual is. and you think— whereas consensual is. and you think i— whereas consensual is. and you think i mean, aggravated homosexuality. it's think i mean, aggravated homosexuality . it's like the homosexuality. it's like the son— homosexuality. it's like the son or— by. it's like the same sort of language around, you— same sort of language around, you know.— same sort of language around, you know, violent,— same sort of language around, you know, violent, violent okenees. — you know, violent, violent offences. it's— you know, violent, violent offences. c kg offences. it's basically saying rape isn't it. that's. oh is that what i mean? i would assume aggravated.— that what i mean? i would assume aggravated, aggravated— that what i mean? i would assume aggravated, aggravated .- that what i mean? i would assume aggravated, aggravated . i- 7 i would assume aggravated, aggravated . i don't aggravated, aggravated. i don't know.— aggravated, aggravated. i don't know. iioype— aggravated, aggravated. i don't know. maybe it's— aggravated, aggravated. i don't know. maybe it's like just someone about someone being very open about it or soneiking— someone being very open about it or something—and. or something. i don't know. and the or something. i don't know. and rne—pizorre- or something. i don't know. and the—bizarre buti the bizarre well say bizarre but pernops— the bizarre well say bizarre but pernops-uorrying- the bizarre well say bizarre but perhaps worrying thing the bizarre well say bizarre but perha|this. worrying thing the bizarre well say bizarre but perha|this. "ng thing the bizarre well say bizarre but perha|this. rcj the bizarre well say bizarre but perha|this. " r: about this. i mean they've said that president has signed it that the president has signed it in, but apparently really that the president has signed it in, option.)arently really that the president has signed it in, option.)arenthad really that the president has signed it in, option.)arenthad ignored, lly no option. if he had ignored, he sent back once for them to sent it back once for them to rethink it. and they said, no, we want absolutely

we really want it's absolutely unanimous. i mean, it's something like 320 out 322. something like 320 out of 322. so the people who voted for this, the people really wanted it. it's some strong it. it's not some strong man ieoier— it. it's not some strong man leader there. _ it. it's not some strong man leader there. -of- g it's not some strong man leader there. ” leader there. all of their elected officials , they're elected officials, they're elected. yeah. and it sounds iike— elected. yeah. and it sounds iike its— elected. yeah. and it sounds like it's absolute— c: yeah. and it sounds like it's absolute joe biden's sein— like it's absolute joe biden's said its— like it's absolute joe biden's said it's shameful. g said it's shameful. it's a tragic— said it's shameful. it's a tragic violation of universal human rights, which it is. they're considering sanctions and , i think. yeah, do and whatnot, i think. yeah, do it. well, it's interesting . it. well, it's interesting. it's interesting the it. well, it's interesting. . it's interesting-the left it's interesting that the left simultaneously— it's interesting that the left simultaneously will say that rnis— simultaneously will say that this-abhorrent— simultaneously will say that this abhorrent and we also this is abhorrent and we also need— this is abhorrent and we also need io— this is abhorrent and we also need to allow— this is abhorrent and we also need to allow lots of people ruin— need to allow lots of people niin inese— need to allow lots of people with these sorts— need to allow lots of people with these sorts of attitudes inro— with these sorts of attitudes inio inro— with these sorts of attitudes into into the— with these sorts of attitudes into into the west. are you saying — into into the west. are you saying—ore- saying that the left are nypoerires— saying that the left are nypoerires .— saying that the left are hypocrites , insane? saying that the left are- hypocrites , insane? but this is hypocrites, insane? but this is this— hypocrites, insane? but this is this is— hypocrites, insane? but this is this is really disturbing and horrible to read because you sort of realise is how far we've come. when you read. it's just, well, we're actually doing, we're doing worse because we over 14,000 homophobic hate crimes and transphobic hate crimes and transphobic hate crimes were recorded in the uk in 2021. only 110in uganda. so ineyke— in 2021. only 110in uganda. so they're actually— in 2021. only 110in uganda. so they're actually way— " 20:2" only 110in uganda. so they're actually way ahead of it. they're actually way ahead of in our— they're actually way ahead of in our knot— they're actually way ahead of it. but what are— they're actually way ahead of it. but what are those 14 inousonis— it. but what are those 14 thousands were like misgendering rnen. — thousands were like misgendering rnen. inn-s— thousands were like misgendering them. that's the— thousands were like misgendering them. r: c them. that's the difference, i guess, as opposed to uganda has

obviously had more tolerant laws for some time. i don't know knerner— for some time. i don't know uneiner ii-s— for some time. i don't know whether it's had— for some time. i don't know whether it's had a- g i don't know whether it's had a sudden lurch to whether it's had a sudden lurch io-or— whether it's had a sudden lurch to-or whether- to the right or whether they nove — to the right or whether they have become _ to the right or whether they have become like like have become it's like like ruin-s— have become it's like like ruins-on- have become it's like like putin's-oh my. have become it's like like. putin's-oh my god, have become it's like like- putin's-oh my god, can putin's rhetoric. oh my god, can you— putin's rhetoric. oh my god, can you-knee— putin's rhetoric. oh my god, can you-knee ine— putin's rhetoric. oh my god, can you-where the-is- you see where the west is nearing— you see where the west is heading-know,- you see where the west is heading know, that you see where the west is heading-know, that of heading? you know, that kind of king. — heading? you know, that kind of king. -ineyke— heading? you know, that kind of thing. they're suddenly thing. and so they're suddenly going,— thing. and so they're suddenly going-need- thing. and so they're suddenly going-need ro- going, right, we need to opsoiuieiy— going, right, we need to absolutely bud. absolutely nip this in the bud. were—knee.- we've just got netflix there, but massive but it's also a massive misunderstanding, of misunderstanding, seemingly, of what to be gay is. and that's in any-going— what to be gay is. and that's in any-going io— what to be gay is. and that's in any-going to stop- what to be gay is. and that's in any-going to stop it.- igcyr and that's in any going to stop it. like, any way going to stop it. like, oner— any way going to stop it. like, knot io— any way going to stop it. like, knot to key— any way going to stop it. like, what do they really think ? what what do they really think? what effect— what do they really think? what ekeei — what do they really think? what effect are they— what do they really think? what effect are they going to think it's effect are they going to think its—ir- effect are they going to think. its—k propnpiy it's going to have? it probably wiri— it's going to have? it probably will acts . it will will stop the acts. it will probably know, if you you probably you know, if you if you create a powerful incentive against something, i against not doing something, i mean, maybe it'll it mean, maybe it'll move it underground but underground or whatever. but famously of course, famously in iran now, of course, they have a lot more trans people is people because homosexuality is illegal. and so people decide that actually just the that they are actually just the wrong 14% of iran's wrong sex. and 14% of iran's youth self—declared youth are self—declared homosexuals. so,i youth are self—declared homosexuals. so, i mean, it's nor— homosexuals. so, i mean, it's not you— homosexuals. so, i mean, it's not you know.— homosexuals. so, i mean, it's not you know, it's— homosexuals. so, i mean, it's not you know, it's not- so, i mean, it's not you know, it's not a even inougn— not you know, it's not a even rnougn ii-s— not you know, it's not a even knougn ir-s o— not you know, it's not a even though it's a repressive regime , though it's a repressive regime key— though it's a repressive regime . rney noven-i— though it's a repressive regime , they haven't fully repressed the , they haven't fully repressed rne kios— , they haven't fully repressed rne kiis .— , they haven't fully repressed the kids . yeah,— , they haven't fully repressed the kids . yeah, but this sounds the kids. yeah, but this sounds rnis— the kids. yeah, but this sounds this-horrible- the kids. yeah, but this sounds this-horrible . - the kids. yeah, but this sounds this horrible . kg this sounds horrible. talking aneur— this sounds horrible. talking about repressing kids, a deep divine which now and divine into which news now and in the daily mail yet more

genocide is the little mermaid enraged drag culture indeed melissa make up melissa mccarthy's make up artist on the little mermaid slams ridiculous backlash against is very against his work is very offensive. it came out in america— offensive. it came out in america .— offensive. it came out in america . did— offensive. it came out in america . did it- it came out in america . did it come offensive. it came out in america . did it come here america. did it come over here yeie — america. did it come over here yere -gor— america. did it come over here yere -gor n— america. did it come over here yet? -got a picture.- america. did it come over here yet? -got a picture. i- america. did it come over here yet? igcrg cg. yet? i've got a picture. i think if like to it. and if you'd like to see it. and this is of her. there- �*7 r: c g and this is of her. there she is. kni— this is of her. there she is. ann-saying- this is of her. there she is.| and-saying-this this is of her. there she is.- and-saying-this is and they're saying that this is posed— and they're saying that this is based-makeup- and they're saying that this is. based-makeup-they based this makeup or they they urog— based this makeup or they they irog onisrs— based this makeup or they they drag artists, artists are saying inis— drag artists, artists are saying inis is— drag artists, artists are saying this is based— drag artists, artists are saying this is based on— drag artists, artists are saying this is based on divine the origina— this is based on divine the original cartoon- this is based on divine the original cartoon was divine. divine— original cartoon was divine. divine .— original cartoon was divine. divine . there's— original cartoon was divine. divine . there's the- original cartoon was divine. divine . there's the original divine. there's the original cartoon. she was based on divine. well, that's what they're saying, but that's not necessarily true. it's also divine necessarily true. it's also piwine wes— necessarily true. it's also divine was based- necessarily true. it's also divine was based on- c can it's also divine was based on a sort of roses— divine was based on a sort of 1950s archetype— divine was based on a sort of 1950s archetype up there. yeah, ekoeiiy. — 1950s archetype up there. yeah, exactly. quite— 1950s archetype up there. yeah, exactly. quite the— 1950s archetype up there. yeah, exactly. qt. 1950s archetype up there. yeah, exactly. quite the same at all. so because of that— exactly. so because of that connection inor— so because of that connection we ineyke— so because of that connection that they're saying he'd be a remake— that they're saying he'd be a female athlete _ that they're saying he'd be a female athlete now just that's pony— female athlete now just that's pony posiriwiry— female athlete now just that's body positivity anyway . so body positivity anyway. so posieoiiy— body positivity anyway. so basically drag— body positivity anyway. so basically drag activists or drag oeiiwisis— basically drag activists or drag activists whatever that is sort of activists whatever that is sort or saying.— activists whatever that is sort or saying. on.— activists whatever that is sort of saying, oh, we— activists whatever that is sort of saying, oh, we should have noi— of saying, oh, we should have not o— of saying, oh, we should have not o urog— of saying, oh, we should have had a drag makeup , queer artist. had a drag makeup, queer artist. kenn— had a drag makeup, queer artist. keen. snouiu— had a drag makeup, queer artist. yeah, should have— had a drag makeup, queer artist. yeah, should have been- had a drag makeup, queer artist. yeah, should have been doing the makeup. i know. i don't know. but if they want to talk about

inings— but if they want to talk about inings inor— but if they want to talk about things that have— but if they want to talk about things that have changed since the things that have changed since rne originoi— things that have changed since rne originoi-i— things that have changed since the original i they the original film, i mean, they eonpiereiy— the original film, i mean, theyi eonpiereiy—oi completely changed the race of the -character_ completely changed the race of the-character ._ completely changed the race of the character . yeah, i bet the lead character. yeah, i bet everybody-s— the lead character. yeah, i bet ewerypoiy-s—inel everybody's upset about the makeup.— everybody's upset about the makeup—nor- makeup. it's simply not implausible— makeup. it's simply not implausible that a mermaid could nove— implausible that a mermaid could nave-eoiour— implausible that a mermaid could nave-eoiour .— implausible that a mermaid could have _colour , is- implausible that a mermaid could have _colour , is it? - have that skin colour, is it? we— have that skin colour, is it? ne-rnis— have that skin colour, is it? we _this well,- have that skin colour, is it? we _this well, as- have that skin colour, is it? l we _this well, as opposed have that skin colour, is it? - we _this well, as opposed to we know this well, as opposed to being melamine underneath that level of translucent, huge vitamin d issues. anyway, staying with the daily mail now, leo and jane fonda was once hanoi jane. now she's just plain hanoi jane. now she's just plain hanoi ing. yeah i mean, she's still banging the drum for liberal causes. so liberal oeressi— liberal causes. so liberal actress jane _ liberal causes. so liberal actress jane fonda - c c so liberal actress jane fonda says white men are to blame for climate crisis— men are to blame for climate crisis is— men are to blame for climate crisis is one— men are to blame for climate crisis is and is— men are to blame for climate crisis is and is calling for inen — crisis is and is calling for inen ori— crisis is and is calling for them all to— crisis is and is calling for them all to be- crisis is and is calling for them all to be arrested and token.— them all to be arrested and taken. i— them all to be arrested and jailed. i mean— them all to be arrested and jailed. i mean ,_ them all to be arrested and jailed. i mean , it seems seems jailed. i mean, it seems seems iike— jailed. i mean, it seems seems iike o— jailed. i mean, it seems seems like a plausible— jailed. i mean, it seems seems like a plausible course of action.— like a plausible course of action. jane. _ like a plausible course of action. jane. yeah she's she said— action. jane. yeah she's she said inor— action. jane. yeah she's she said that so— action. jane. yeah she's she said that so basically she said inor— said that so basically she said that billionaires— said that so basically she said that billionaires are sending poiiurion— that billionaires are sending poiiurion io— that billionaires are sending pollution to communities that eon-r— pollution to communities that eon-r speak— pollution to communities that eon-r speak up.— pollution to communities that eon-r speak up. i— pollution to communities that can't speak up. i don't know if sne— can't speak up. i don't know if she understands— can't speak up. i don't know if she understands how the ornospnere— she understands how the atmosphere works, but you can't reoiiy— atmosphere works, but you can't really-pollution— atmosphere works, but you can't really pollution one really send pollution to one pari— really send pollution to one part atmosphere . yeah. so part of the atmosphere. yeah. so sne-s— part of the atmosphere. yeah. so sne-s sne-s— part of the atmosphere. yeah. so she's she's said,— part of the atmosphere. yeah. so she's she's said, where are they going— she's she's said, where are they going io— she's she's said, where are they going to pui— she's she's said, where are they going to put kne— she's she's said, where are they going to put we r— she's she's said, where are they going to put the i can't say

inor— going to put the i can't say not worri— going to put the i can't say we wont .— going to put the i can't say that word . they're not going to that word. they're not going to put that word. they're not going to pui ir— that word. they're not going to pui ii in— that word. they're not going to put ii in nei— that word. they're not going to put it in bel air.— that word. they're not going to put it in bel air. they've got to fini— put it in bel air. they've got to find some— put it in bel air. they've got to find some place where poor peopie— to find some place where poor people indigenous people people are indigenous people or peopie— people of colour are living and inis— people of colour are living and inis is— people of colour are living and this islnonsense. _ people of colour are living and this is nonsense. and the this is a nonsense. and the se— this is a nonsense. and the wosewewei—i this is a nonsense. and the| waste,-we've got waste, you know, we've got pretty— waste, you know, we've got pretty technology compared waste, you know, we've got pretty rest technology compared waste, you know, we've got pretty rest ttheiology compared waste, you know, we've got pretty rest tthe world. ympared waste, you know, we've got pretty rest tthe world. ficced to the rest of the world. there nos— to the rest of the world. there has historically has been i mean, historically speaking, there has been a tradition . i suppose that's not tradition. i suppose that's not quite the word i want, but there has been the practise of taking over landfill and stuff to poorer countries. and they do. have you know, plastics and the and the environment changes are going to affect them is degraded around the equator. i do think like around the equator. i do think iike rune— around the equator. i do think like jane fonda— around the equator. i do think like jane fonda is— around the equator. i do think like jane fonda is an- like jane fonda is an extraordinary hypocrite here upon— extraordinary hypocrite here open from — extraordinary hypocrite here apart from everything else that she apart from everything else that sne-rne— apart from everything else that sne-ine iike— apart from everything else that she _the life but- apart from everything else that she the life but in she again the life but in pokieuion— she again the life but in particular, she's saying this at a particular, she's saying this at o—io- particular, she's saying this at o—ro iounenl particular, she's saying this ati o—ro iounen o particular, she's saying this at a movie to launch a particular, she's saying this at a movie called to launch a particular, she's saying this at a movie called book unch a particular, she's saying this at a movie called book group to a new movie called book group to a new— new movie called book group to a new enopier— new movie called book group to a new enoprer or— new movie called book group to a new chapter or something, which is about— new chapter or something, which is about ner— new chapter or something, which is about her and— new chapter or something, which is about her and a— new chapter or something, which is about her and a bunch of orker— is about her and a bunch of one rere— is about her and a bunch of other late middle aged ladies, pione— other late middle aged ladies, diane keaton— other late middle aged ladies, diane keaton and the other weoiiny— diane keaton and the other wealthy women— diane keaton and the other wealthy women in the west. 'r: wealthy women in the west. and they— wealthy women in the west. and they go— wealthy women in the west. and they go on— wealthy women in the west. and they go on on— wealthy women in the west. and they go on on n— wealthy women in the west. and they go off on a sort— wealthy women in the west. and they go off on a sort of- wealthy women in the west. and they go off on a sort of like sex in the city, you know, jetting around the world to venice. and so on, you know? yeah.i venice. and so on, you know? yeah. i mean, it's a celebration of, extra ordinarily

of, of extra ordinarily luxurious and privileged western lifestyles . you also say being lifestyles. you also say being enjoyed by wealthy western women in order for other wealthy western women to go to lock up all over the western women, that's who we need. well, she says will that's who we need. well, she says-wiii pe- that's who we need. well, she says-will be no- says that there will be no eiinoie — says that there will be no climate - if- says that there will be no climate if there says that there will be no climate - if there no climate crisis if there was no pokrioreky— climate crisis if there was no patriarchy. there'd patriarchy. yeah, but there'd be no-resiiwoi. — patriarchy. yeah, but there'd be no festival. there's no cannes festival. there's no no cannes festival. there's no no movies-would. no cannes festival. there's no no movies.-would no no movies. but there would be no jane—i— no movies. but there would be no jane—l neon.- no movies. but there would be no jane—l snel jane fonda either. i mean, she wouldn't have been stitched up over the years. wouldn't she? wouldn't like wouldn't have been repaired like an anyway times now, an old sofa. anyway times now, josh howie diversity cause of and solution to all the world's problems by the sound of it. yes. diversity vital to keep the west— yes. diversity vital to keep the wesr sore.— yes. diversity vital to keep the west safe, says— yes. diversity vital to keep the west safe, says spy, who aided the west safe, says spy, who aided rne uk— west safe, says spy, who aided rne uk. inis— west safe, says spy, who aided the uk. this is— west safe, says spy, who aided the uk. this is a— west safe, says spy, who aided the uk. this is a spy called kudo— the uk. this is a spy called kuio iiugpii— the uk. this is a spy called huda muqbil of— the uk. this is a spy called huda muqbil of ethiopian origin. but huda muqbil of ethiopian origin. our sne— huda muqbil of ethiopian origin. our sne iiwes— huda muqbil of ethiopian origin. but she lives in— huda muqbil of ethiopian origin. but she lives in canada and posieoiiy— but she lives in canada and basically, after— but she lives in canada and basically, after the seven over ionos— basically, after the seven over seven bombs, there was no one wno— seven bombs, there was no one wno couri— seven bombs, there was no one who could directly— seven bombs, there was no one who could directly trans late ine— who could directly trans late rne iioieer— who could directly trans late the dialect of— who could directly trans late the dialect of the bombers. and so iney— the dialect of the bombers. and so iney noi— the dialect of the bombers. and so key not ro— the dialect of the bombers. and so they had to bring her over from— so they had to bring her over from canada.— so they had to bring her over from canada. she— so they had to bring her over from canada. she was the only peon— from canada. she was the only peon our— from canada. she was the only pson out or— from canada. she was the only person out of the— from canada. she was the only person out of the five nations wno— person out of the five nations wno-oii— person out of the five nations who all corroborating the who were all corroborating the five— who were all corroborating the iike-rive — who were all corroborating the five _five eyes - who were all corroborating the five _five eyes and l who were all corroborating the five five eyes and so five eyes, the five eyes and so sne— five eyes, the five eyes and so sne sonne— five eyes, the five eyes and so sne up—

five eyes, the five eyes and so she came up with— five eyes, the five eyes and so she came up with she's she's prougni— she came up with she's she's prougnr our— she came up with she's she's brought out called agent brought out a book called agent of brought out a book called agent oi—rigniing- of change my life fighting ierrorisi— terrorist spies and institutional . institutional racism. essentially. - institutional racism. essentially. she was essentially. she said it was key— essentially. she said it was they-rubbish- essentially. she said it was they-rubbish in- essentially. she said it was they rubbish in canada they were rubbish in canada in reins— they were rubbish in canada in reins-peng- terms of them being institutional racist. she came. over—iike over here, apart from one little ineiieni— over here, apart from one little incident beginning where incident at the beginning where eeonrye— incident at the beginning where eeonryee—n- everyone nearly shot her, knees— everyone nearly shot her, knees one— everyone nearly shot her, there's one little thing as she worked— there's one little thing as she woikei inro— there's one little thing as she walked into the— there's one little thing as she walked into the building . apart walked into the building. apart from— walked into the building. apart from pig,— walked into the building. apart from that, everyone was really ioweiy. — from that, everyone was really ioweiy. sne— from that, everyone was really lovely. she said— from that, everyone was really lovely. she said she it lovely. she said she loved it nere— lovely. she said she loved it nere-neipei- lovely. she said she loved it- here-helped-sounds here and she helped out. sounds like here and she helped out. sounds iike-wes— here and she helped out. sounds iike-was o— here and she helped out. sounds like-was a real— here and she helped out. sounds like-was a real hero- here and she helped out. sounds like was a real hero and got like she was a real hero and got inese— like she was a real hero and got rnese guys.— like she was a real hero and got these guys. -then- like she was a real hero and got these guys. then went these guys. and then she went kook— these guys. and then she went peek-consig— these guys. and then she went back-canada-sued- these guys. and then she went back-canada-sued for back to canada and sued them for niiiions— back to canada and sued them for millions—mean- back to canada and sued them for millions—mean ,- millions of dollars. i mean, yeon— millions of dollars. i mean, yeon i— millions of dollars. i mean, yeon. i eon— millions of dollars. i mean, yeah, i mean, that's great to neon— yeah, i mean, that's great to neon pur— yeah, i mean, that's great to neon our-io- yeah, i mean, that's great to hear, but-to just- yeah, i mean, that's great to hear, but to just take hear, but i've got to just take issue— hear, but i've got to just take issueou-r— hear, but i've got to just take issue-our-here. . hear, but i've got to just takei issue-our-here. so hear, but i've got to just take- issue-our-here. so we issue with our logic here. so we need— issue with our logic here. so we need-peopie— issue with our logic here. so we need - people into - issue with our logic here. so we need people into the need to bring people into the country on people country to keep tabs on people we've brought into country. we've brought into the country. there be another solution. we've brought into the country. there not be another solution. we've brought into the country. there not seeing other solution. we've brought into the country. there not seeing here, solution. we've brought into the country. there not seeing here, asution. we've brought into the country. there not seeing here, as ition. we've brought into the country. there not seeing here, as i say, we're not seeing here, as i say, cause of and solution to. but i suppose what she's— suppose what she's saying now, you— suppose what she's saying now, you nove— suppose what she's saying now, you have diversity,— suppose what she's saying now, you have diversity, you need you need— you have diversity, you need you neeo-iikes— you have diversity, you need you need.likes.me._ you have diversity, you need you need.likes.me. i- you have diversity, you need you need likes me. i mean, need the likes of me. i mean, i guess— need the likes of me. i mean, i guess knot-s— need the likes of me. i mean, i guess that's true. _ need the likes of me. i mean, i guess that's true. g need the likes of me. i mean, i guess that's true. c guess that's true. but mean the scale of the problem is insane. so there are 43,000 thousand people watch lists and people on m15 watch lists and 90% of them are islamic extremists . so, i mean, this 90% of them are islamic extremists. so, i mean, this is a big problem. we have some rrenenoous— a big problem. we have some tremendous takeaways- jig we have some tremendous takeaways in the nonn—wesi— tremendous takeaways in the north—west now, there . josh

tremendous takeaways in the north—west now, there .josh is north—west now, there. josh is noi— north—west now, there. josh is not noppy— north—west now, there. josh is not noppy no— north—west now, there. josh is not happy now, scowling. no, no, not happy now, scowling. no, no, no . noi— not happy now, scowling. no, no, no . not or— not happy now, scowling. no, no, no . nor oi oii. — not happy now, scowling. no, no, no , not at all. i'm— not happy now, scowling. no, no, no , not at all. no, not at all. i'm just thinking that's i'm i'm not saying anything. provocative shop saying anything. provocative snop inking— saying anything. provocative shop lifting news— kg kg provocative shop lifting news now, leo in the shop lifting news now, leo in rne ieiegropn— shop lifting news now, leo in rne ieiegropn .— shop lifting news now, leo in the telegraph . this is not just the telegraph. this is not just an the telegraph. this is not just on empty— the telegraph. this is not just on empty snen— the telegraph. this is not just an empty shelf to deter thieves. inis— an empty shelf to deter thieves. we is— an empty shelf to deter thieves. we is on— an empty shelf to deter thieves. this is an m&s_ an empty shelf to deter thieves. this is an m&s empty shelf to so works— this is an m&s empty shelf to so iiorks oni— this is an m&s empty shelf to so marks and spencer's has resorted to pioeing— marks and spencer's has resorted to pioeing tusi— marks and spencer's has resorted to placing just one— marks and spencer's has resorted to placing just one steak on or— to placing just one steak on or ks— to placing just one steak on some of its shelves to try and kero— some of its shelves to try and kerb shoplifting— some of its shelves to try and kerb shoplifting . grcrr: kerb shoplifting. so they told the telegraph that some stores had limited the number of high sale items on display in the face of high levels of crime. so people are in and stealing people are going in and stealing lots it's lots of meat because it's expensive. , expensive. you see there, there's there's three, there's only so there's three, but one each of but there's one of each type of steak on that shelf. and it's depressing. it looks like some sort of soviet theme park. sort of soviet union theme park. and coffee jars are and these these coffee jars are instant coffee. they're instant coffee — instant coffee. they're instant coffee vou— instant coffee. they're instant coffee. you believe it's £10.50 for a jar of instant coffee? like actual real coffee beans are like it's £3 for a for a bag of nice coffee beans. it's absolute madness. who's drinking instant at those prices? you

think you should be- c7 you think you should be able to snori— think you should be able to snon ii— think you should be able to snon ii oi— think you should be able to snort it at those— think you should be able to snort it at those prices, snouion-i— snort it at those prices, shouldn't-isl shouldn't you? that is terrifying— shouldn't you? that is rerrirying .— shouldn't you? that is terrifying . last section in a terrifying. last section in a few— terrifying. last section in a few moments.— terrifying. last section in a few moments. join us for a wneiner— few moments. join us for a whether death— few moments. join us for a whether death threats , bionic whether death threats, bionic suits— whether death threats, bionic suits-chinese— whether death threats, bionic suits chinese walking suits and chinese walking exercises. see— suits and chinese walking exercises. see you in a couple of exercises. see you in a couple or minutes— exercises. see you in a couple or minutes .—

and welcome back to headliners poiiy— and welcome back to headliners poiiy stor— and welcome back to headliners poiiy sior io— and welcome back to headliners daily star to kick— and welcome back to headliners daily star to kick off the final section— daily star to kick off the final section, josh,— daily star to kick off the final section, josh, one— daily star to kick off the final section, josh, one of the stronger— section, josh, one of the stranger conspiracy theories to eerge— stranger conspiracy theories to eerge sine— stranger conspiracy theories to emerge since people accused me of emerge since people accused me or inriiiroie— emerge since people accused me of infiltrate eating.— emerge since people accused me of infiltrate eating. phillip senorieio— of infiltrate eating. phillip schofield well, this is got noining— schofield well, this is got noining io— schofield well, this is got nothing to do— schofield well, this is got nothing to do with that. iic�*irii nothing to do with that. maybe a bit nothing to do with that. maybe a on sweory— nothing to do with that. maybe a bit sweaty weather forecasters , bit sweaty weather forecasters, as forecasters dubbed murderers , get death threats from conspiracy theorists . and this conspiracy theorists. and this is in the daily star. i expect a certain level from the daily star, but what they've not they've basically said how like conspiracy theorists are refusing to believe weather reports, recent weather reports

. right. they've not actually really conspiracy really explained the conspiracy theory in the article. so theory at all in the article. so it's frustrating think it's quite frustrating. i think the it is that the gist of it is, is that because getting hotter in because it's getting hotter in some places and in a place in like uk where they out like the uk where they put out like the uk where they put out like red, changed the like red, they changed the colour everything look like red, they changed the colo but everything look like red, they changed the colo but like everything look like red, they changed the colo but like it's everything look like red, they changed the colo but like it's evereallyg look red. but like it's not really red. but like it's not really red. you're in with the red. you're, you're in with the big business and you're trying red. you're, you're in with the bitmakeiess and you're trying red. you're, you're in with the bitmake itss and you're trying red. you're, you're in with the bitmake it seem you're trying red. you're, you're in with the bitmake it seem like 're trying red. you're, you're in with the bitmake it seem like there'sig to make it seem like there's a big problem, but people are going, just it's really going, no, it's just it's really hot. no, actually, this specific case, i mean, it's not a eonspiroey— case, i mean, it's not a conspiracy they case, i mean, it's not a- conspiracy-they showed conspiracy theory. they showed it conspiracy theory. they showed ii wos— conspiracy theory. they showed ii wosso-ne— conspiracy theory. they showed it was same temperature. it was the same temperature. t hey— it was the same temperature. iney-nops- it was the same temperature. they-maps from,i it was the same temperature.. they-maps from, you they compared maps from, you know.— they compared maps from, you knowor—- they compared maps from, youi know,_or whatever. know, 20 years ago or whatever. ine—snoweo- know, 20 years ago or whatever. the _ showed the - know, 20 years ago or whatever. the showed the same the met office showed the same ienperorures— the met office showed the same temperatures .the _ the met office showed the same temperatures the modern one, temperatures and the modern one, the temperatures and the modern one, rne some— temperatures and the modern one, the same temperature is red. toure— the same temperature is red. koure ori— the same temperature is red. you're all dying— the same temperature is red. you're all dying in a hail fire. kno— you're all dying in a hail fire. ant-one— you're all dying in a hail fire. kno-one wos- you're all dying in a hail fire. and-one was like,i and the other one was like, oh, it's and the other one was like, oh, its ouke— and the other one was like, oh, it's quite nice. _ and the other one was like, oh, it's quite nice. .to- and the other one was like, oh, it's quite nice. just to be clear. then the conspiracy theory extent that it theory or to the extent that it is, is people thinking that the met office trying to promote met office are trying to promote the idea of climate change through graphics. but how through their graphics. but how does make them murderers ? does that make them murderers? it's noticing that it's people noticing that oe—non— it's people noticing that de—man, which is fair enough, pui— de—man, which is fair enough, but now— de—man, which is fair enough, but now does— de—man, which is fair enough, but how does then spain and but how does that then spain and kusrroiio— but how does that then spain and kusiroiio oni— but how does that then spain and australia and these— but how does that then spain and australia and these countries, ineyke— australia and these countries, rneyke getting— australia and these countries, they're getting like the weather peopie— they're getting like the weather peopie-getting— they're getting like the weather people getting threats people are getting death threats . _fior— people are getting death threats . _flat earthers- people are getting death threats

. _flat earthers who - people are getting death threats . _flat earthers who are| . it's not flat earthers who are saying there's no such thing as weather it's not weather or whatever. it's not gonna out. you know? you weather or whatever. it's not gonnethese out. you know? you weather or whatever. it's not gonnethese people you know? you weather or whatever. it's not gonnethese people that. ow? you weather or whatever. it's not gonnethese people that. yeah,ou know these people that. yeah, yeon— know these people that. yeah, yeonloourse— know these people that. yeah, yeonloourselo- know these people that. yeah, yeah, course a tuesday and yeah, of course on a tuesday and i think there is possibly an element truth to that. it element of truth to that. but it seems bit of a leap seems that it's a bit of a leap to you're a murderer. well, to say you're a murderer. well, i think somebody— to say you're a murderer. well, i think somebody-thel i think somebody had said the weoiner— i think somebody had said the. weather_ murderers. i think somebody had said the. weather—murderers. i weather people were murderers. i neon—our- mean, there's some cranks out were— mean, there's some cranks out knee-wiri— mean, there's some cranks out there .will send- mean, there's some cranks out there will send crazy tweets there who will send crazy tweets or wnoiewer. — there who will send crazy tweets or whatever. _what- or whatever. so that's what grops—ii or whatever. so that's what- grops—i grabs the headlines. but i mean ,_p.g- grabs the headlines. but i mean ,_p.g pyi , i guess they're saying that by pusning— , i guess they're saying that by pusning-zero- , i guess they're saying that by pushing zero agenda, pushing this net zero agenda, iney— pushing this net zero agenda, key-going— pushing this net zero agenda, rney-going ro— pushing this net zero agenda, they going to lead to deaths they are going to lead to deaths oni— they are going to lead to deaths on nomine— they are going to lead to deaths on tonine .— they are going to lead to deaths and famine , which. “ct: they are going to lead to deaths and famine , which. “cc. and famine, which. yes, well, were— and famine, which. yes, well, rkerelrnor— and famine, which. yes, well, there that possibility. stop there is that possibility. stop tweeting . times tweeting them directly. times now , leo, something much more now, leo, something much more serious and important. the psychological benefits- the psychological benefits of being oinosr— psychological benefits of being oinosi pui— psychological benefits of being almost but not— psychological benefits of being almost but not quite there yet. so almost but not quite there yet. so ine— almost but not quite there yet. so the audience— almost but not quite there yet. so the audience watching all the old so the audience watching all the oio vie— so the audience watching all the oio vie is— so the audience watching all the oio vie is ii— so the audience watching all the old vic is it this— so the audience watching all the old vic is it this one? o" old vic is it this one? oh, i nou— old vic is it this one? oh, i too kne— old vic is it this one? oh, i too the one— old vic is it this one? oh, i had the one with the cafe. oh, yeah , yeah. this one. yeah. so yeah, yeah. this one. yeah. so the audience watching . it's the audience watching. it's a groundhog groundhog. the musical at london's old vic theatre. we're samaritan phone we're given the samaritan phone number were upset number in case they were upset by the show's depiction of suicide side. okay. which, when i suicide side. okay. which, when i wos— suicide side. okay. which, when iwos ieooing— suicide side. okay. which, when i was leading into— suicide side. okay. which, when i was leading into just- c cc cc which, when i was leading into just to be eieor— i was leading into just to be eieor opoui— i was leading into just to be clear about all_ i was leading into just to be clear about all this, but not ouke— clear about all this, but not quite inere. — clear about all this, but not quite there. but— clear about all this, but not

quite there. but yes, so £144 for o— quite there. but yes, so £144 for o kicker— quite there. but yes, so £144 for a ticket would make you consider— for a ticket would make you consider if— for a ticket would make you consider if you _ for a ticket would make you consider if you want to exist in rnis— consider if you want to exist in inis soeieiy. — consider if you want to exist in this society. but— consider if you want to exist in this society. but i— consider if you want to exist in this society. c g this society. but i mean, it's ridiculous. anybody going to see groundhog day, you know, you're not to see is a bit not going to see there is a bit where suicide. he's where he commits suicide. he's obviously lives obviously reborn and he lives again . it's it's again. and it's know it's a satirical bit. you wouldn't reach that bit going to see groundhog day which is a cheery comedy , life affirming comedy. comedy, life affirming comedy. and they'd be like, oh, you know what? really commit what? i should really commit suicide. that's not going suicide. that's just not going to going to happen to it's not going to happen really unless it's like much really bad unless it's like much worse yeah. worse than the film. yeah, yeah. unless worse than the film. yeah, yeah. uniess-iike— worse than the film. yeah, yeah. unless-like 120,- worse than the film. yeah, yeah. unless-like 120, £120,i unless you paid like 120, £120, kink. — unless you paid like 120, £120, fine. now. — unless you paid like 120, £120, £144. wow. yeah— unless you paid like 120, £120, £144. o/.;.;r~ unless you paid like 120, £120, £144. 4cc" £144. wow. yeah that's painful. no, actually, yeah. no, they're right. that's gross, if i may say so. yeah, it's literally gross — say so. yeah, it's literally gross eon.— yeah, it's literally gross. yeah. andrew gwynne 44. won.— gross. yeah. andrew gwynne 44. keon knot-s— gross. yeah. andrew gwynne 44. yeah, that's right.— gross. yeah. andrew gwynne 44. yeah, that's right. yeah, pretty gooo. — yeah, that's right. yeah, pretty gooo. siiiow— yeah, that's right. yeah, pretty good. simon white trash news iosn— good. simon white trash news iosn in— good. simon white trash news now. josh in the— good. simon white trash news now. josh in the daily mail and a now. josh in the daily mail and o preiiy— now. josh in the daily mail and o pretty weird— now. josh in the daily mail and a pretty weird way— now. josh in the daily mail and a pretty weird way to make your kooky— a pretty weird way to make your popy prerry. — a pretty weird way to make your baby pretty. yeah _ a pretty weird way to make your baby pretty. yeah \ri;;�*iki�* a pretty weird way to make your baby pretty. yeah \ii7i�*ik" baby pretty. yeah new mum is slammed for piercing her daughter's ears. just one day old hospital . it's your old in the hospital. it's your baby's not yours. so this baby's body, not yours. so this is puts photos of is someone who puts photos of their kids, lara, online. they've got a tiktok account.

and looked an they've got a tiktok account. andone looked an they've got a tiktok account. andone and looked an they've got a tiktok account. andone and saw looked an they've got a tiktok account. andone and saw as.ooked an they've got a tiktok account. andone and saw as a)ked an they've got a tiktok account. andone and saw as a asd an they've got a tiktok account. andone and saw as a as a an they've got a tiktok account. andone and saw as a as a dayn old one and saw as a as a day old one and saw as a as a day old there we go . she had a old baby. there we go. she had a thing. now they're saying that this can't have been in australia don't do australia because they don't do that right she that in australia. right she said done in the said that it was done in the hostel the by the health hostel by the by the health care, by a neonatal ologist did it. so it's a cultural thing essentially. and when i have a bit of a bugbear about piercing ears, but i also am a massive hypocrite because i circumcise my sons, right? so yes, yeah, i wisn— my sons, right? so yes, yeah, i wisn ii— my sons, right? so yes, yeah, i wish it would _ my sons, right? so yes, yeah, i wish it would be— my sons, right? so yes, yeah, i wish it would be much- 37 so yes, yeah, i wish it would be much cheaper if i if wish it would be much cheaper if i k i— wish it would be much cheaper if i k i iii— wish it would be much cheaper if i k i on k.— wish it would be much cheaper if i k i on in — wish it would be much cheaper if i if i did it. and— wish it would be much cheaper if i if i did it. and so— wish it would be much cheaper if i if i did it. and so i— wish it would be much cheaper if i if i did it. c so i am. how i if i did it. and so i am. how muon— i if i did it. and so i am. how nuen ooes— i if i did it. and so i am. how nuen ooes ii— i if i did it. and so i am. how much does it cost?— i if i did it. and so i am. how much does it cost? it- i if i did it. 'c how much does it cost? it costs. g much does it cost? it costs. it costs— much does it cost? it costs. it costs opour— much does it cost? it costs. it costs about £400.— much does it cost? it costs. it costs about £400. but.- much does it cost? it costs. it costs about £400. but. and that's me getting like a mate's rates do you say you're a hypocrite? you'd be a real nypoeriie— hypocrite? you'd be a real nypoerire ir— hypocrite? you'd be a real hypocrite if you _ "g c gc7’ you'd be a real hypocrite if you were giving inen — hypocrite if you were giving them prince— hypocrite if you were giving them prince albert's. i suppose inor— them prince albert's. i suppose knot-pe— them prince albert's. i suppose knot-ire ine- — them prince albert's. i suppose that-be the. yeah,- them prince albert's. i suppose that be the. yeah, that that would be the. yeah, that wouio— that would be the. yeah, that wouiolrne— that would be the. yeah, that would .the worst- that would be the. yeah, that would the worst thing at this would be the worst thing at this point.— would be the worst thing at this point-ore— would be the worst thing at this point-ore iney— would be the worst thing at this point. are they that a point. but are they is that a euiiuree— point. but are they is that a euiruree po— point. but are they is that a culture? do _whatl point. but are they is that a- culture? do _what culture culture? do we know what culture inor— culture? do we know what culture inoi kooky— culture? do we know what culture inoi kooky is— culture? do we know what culture that baby is from? _ culture? do we know what culture that baby is from? �*fk�*c cc" g that baby is from? we don't. i renewe— that baby is from? we don't. i believe live australia believe they live in australia now, but then people now, but but but then people were on and saying were coming on and saying no, we do country and do this in our country and various other peoples do it. like said , i'm being a

like i said, i'm being a hypocrite hate seeing hypocrite because i hate seeing kids with earrings . yeah, well, kids with earrings. yeah, well, it is kids with earrings. yeah, well, ii is being— kids with earrings. yeah, well, ii is being i— kids with earrings. yeah, well, it is being i mean,— kids with earrings. yeah, well, it is being i mean, i'm- ct: cgt: yeah, well, it is being i mean, i'm not soying— it is being i mean, i'm not soying-noi— it is being i mean, i'm not saying not being sexualised saying it's not being sexualised or-ii-s— saying it's not being sexualised or-ii-s-weiro- or anything. it's not weird and creepy.— or anything. it's not weird and creepy-pust— or anything. it's not weird and creepy-tusi-piil or anything. it's not weird andj creepyr-j'ust-bitr creepy, but it just seem a bit, i creepy, but it just seem a bit, i-know.— creepy, but it just seem a bit, i-knowlpii— creepy, but it just seem a bit, i-know,lbit off- creepy, but it just seem a bit, i-know,lbit off . - creepy, but it just seem a bit, i know, bit off . g i don't know, a bit off. it's one— i don't know, a bit off. it's the risk— i don't know, a bit off. it's the risk or— i don't know, a bit off. it's the risk of infection and stuff . but i mean, it's still it's not bad you know, not as bad as, you know, transitioning few years transitioning them a few years later, what's later, which is, which is what's become have that i mean become they do have that i mean when their little the when they have their little the umbilical cord and tied off umbilical cord and it's tied off and i they're and everything, i mean they're already babies already weird aren't they babies the first one, i mean the first few about actually few weeks about actually justified them justified it like giving them i said, oh it's going to help stop them aids. yeah. really? them getting aids. yeah. really? yeah. them getting aids. yeah. really? keon. neouse— them getting aids. yeah. really? yeah. because it's— them getting aids. yeah. really? yeah. because it's like— rcgcgg rcg ' jfeir yeah. really? yeah. because it's like they rcgcgg cg ' jfeir yeah. really? yeah. because it's like they do it yeah. because it's like they do irlkkieo— yeah. because it's like they do iilkkieo .— yeah. because it's like they do itlafrica . they— yeah. because it's like they do it africa . they genuinely it in africa. they genuinely iney. — it in africa. they genuinely iney. _heen- they. i've never been circumcised . still don't circumcised. still don't have aids. don't know aids. well you don't know staying with the times. leo bionic exascale cg g leo bionic exascale militants. we've inen— bionic exascale militants. we've inen in— bionic exascale militants. we've seen them in the— bionic exascale militants. we've seen them in the iron man , seen them in the iron man, siorsnip— seen them in the iron man, starship troopers and avatar. rinoiiy— starship troopers and avatar. rinoiiy rney— starship troopers and avatar. finally they make it to warehouses— finally they make it to warehouses and distribution centres. well,— warehouses and distribution centres. well, this- warehouses and distribution centres. well, this is the thing. they've made these german bionic the make lifting bionic suits. the make lifting light work. so these exoskeletons could increase productivity by 20 to 25% per warehouse as kyrees the tech

retailers invested a quarter of £1 million in the in the technology dpp the delivery group. there's a trialling. yeah, we've got a picture. yeah, there is. so basically they can they can offset about 30kg per so you can lift more , you can so you can lift more, you can lift longer but it's just, it's kind depressing kind of depressing because i thought would be thought these things would be used things, like used for exciting things, like an alien queens fighting an alien's alien queens fighting giant spiders, that kind . yeah, giant spiders, that kind. yeah, just delivering stuff for amazon is kyrees. slightly depressing. yeah lower back issues. that's a new james cameron— i4c;ci“ lower back issues. that's a new james cameron movie. nringing— new james cameron movie. nringing kings— new james cameron movie. bringing things back- new james cameron movie. bringing things back from the shops. yeah, just like that . shops. yeah, just like that. when you start to get that ache, isuppose when you start to get that ache, i suppose that is how it'll happen isn't it? happen though, isn't it? probably yeah. they cost about kzsooo— probably yeah. they cost about wssoe-reign.— yeah. they cost about £28,000 right. seems £28,000 now. right. it seems iike— £28,000 now. right. it seems iike-good.— £28,000 now. right. it seems like-good. .they'rel like pretty good. and they're going— like pretty good. and they're going-ineyke- going to be like they're going to going to be like they're going io—iike- to be versions about like sioooo— to be versions about like kioooo or— to be versions about like £10,000 or so- to be versions about like £10,000 or so maybe. i think iusi— £10,000 or so maybe. i think rust-nor— £10,000 or so maybe. i think iusi-ior-orn- £10,000 or so maybe. i think just-for-arm like| just get one for one arm like steve — just get one for one arm like steve. steve,— just get one for one arm like steve. g steve. steve, what's it, what was his name ? the $6 million was his name? the $6 million man. austin. steve austin man. steve austin. steve austin only had one arm. i was thinking that both really? that you need both arms. really? i kind exciting, i think it's kind of exciting, pui— i think it's kind of exciting, but-seemingly- i think it's kind of exciting, but seemingly the future but that is seemingly the future .-we— but that is seemingly the future .-we-weke— but that is seemingly the future .-we-weke going- but that is seemingly the future . we we're going to . there we go. we're going to be. — . there we go. we're going to be. -ir— . there we go. we're going to be. -ir keeps-

. there we go. we're going to. be. _it keeps-the be. well, if it keeps us in the game a more years. yeah. game for a few more years. yeah. when we're doing manual c 4cc" when we're doing manual labour, the when we're doing manual labour, rne inree— when we're doing manual labour, the three-that's— when we're doing manual labour, the three that's right . the three of us. that's right. is the three of us. that's right. is_90_ the three of us. that's right. is—go noke- the three of us. that's right. is—go noke nel the three of us. that's right. is_go make me aj the three of us. that's right. - is_go make me a cup is going. josh, go make me a cup of tea . finally the daily mail of tea. finally the daily mail have an ancient fitness routine we can all integrate into our daily lives. yeah. want to remain healthy- daily lives. yeah. want to remain healthy as- cc gr c i4c;ci“ want to remain healthy as you get cc gr c i4c;rc“ want to remain healthy as you get older? just— remain healthy as you get older? just swing— remain healthy as you get older? rust swing your— remain healthy as you get older? just swing your arms. how an oneieni— just swing your arms. how an ancient chinese— just swing your arms. how an ancient chinese technique can neip— ancient chinese technique can neip improve— ancient chinese technique can help improve your walking speed, posture— help improve your walking speed, posture .flexibility_ help improve your walking speed, posture flexibility and make posture and flexibility and make everyooy— posture and flexibility and make everyooy rosks— posture and flexibility and make everyday tasks that much easier. wnor— everyday tasks that much easier. wnoi you— everyday tasks that much easier. wnor you nove— everyday tasks that much easier. what you have to— everyday tasks that much easier. what you have to do is, oh, youe— what you have to do is, oh, youke-ro— what you have to do is, oh, youke-ro-goingl what you have to do is, oh,| you're-to-going to what you have to do is, oh,- you're-to-going to do you're going to i'm going to do in— you're going to i'm going to do. i-n—kou i'm going to demonstrate it. you do?— i'm going to demonstrate it. you (kn-n— i'm going to demonstrate it. you dw-n-you- i'm going to demonstrate it. you d07-it-vouiforl do.7 i'll do it here you do. for walks,— do.7 i'll do it here you do. for walks, you— do.7 i'll do it here you do. for walks, you go,— do? i'll do it here you do. for walks, you go, one, two. so that-s— walks, you go, one, two. so that-s .— walks, you go, one, two. so that-s a bit.— walks, you go, one, two. so that's a bit. hillary three, four,— that's a bit. hillary three, four, five.— that's a bit. hillary three, four, five. and— that's a bit. hillary three, four, five. and then you go down like— four, five. and then you go down like that— four, five. and then you go down like that and— four, five. and then you go down like that and then— four, five. and then you go down like that and then you . so it's like that and then you. so it's all about— like that and then you. so it's all about swinging the arms , all about swinging the arms, right?— all about swinging the arms, right? and— all about swinging the arms, right? and supposedly it has a massive impact. _ right? and supposedly it has a massive impact. will massive impact. well, i saw one i saw a picture online and he's sort of been putting his arms out that then like out like that and then like that. yeah, yeah. here's that. yeah, yeah. oh, here's a picture yeah. there you picture of him. yeah. there you go. look forward. yeah, go. look back forward. yeah, whatever. — go. look back forward. yeah, whatever. - suppose - 92» look back forward. yeah, whatever. suppose he has whatever. and suppose he has some ancient— whatever. and suppose he has some ancient chinese technique and.— some ancient chinese technique and. and— some ancient chinese technique and. and it— some ancient chinese technique and. and it has— some ancient chinese technique and. and it has a— some ancient chinese technique and. and it has a real impact on people.— and. and it has a real impact on people. they-re— and. and it has a real impact on people. they're saying, i do have— people. they're saying, i do have .— people. they're saying, i do have i have— people. they're saying, i do have i have a—

people. they're saying, i do have i have a friend who does tai d..— have i have a friend who does tai chi, who's— have i have a friend who does tai chi, who's been doing it for about— tai chi, who's been doing it for about zo— tai chi, who's been doing it for about 20 years. _ tai chi, who's been doing it for about 20 years. ' t: ”65th about 20 years. and he really does swear by it, says it's amazing. and the bizarre thing is kind of creates a is he says it kind of creates a furnace inside you all this it's all about spiral all about sort of spiral movements, it's movements, you know, but it's very, slow and measured. very, very slow and measured. you have to learn them . but he you have to learn them. but he says of it says the intensity of it, it creates feeling. does look creates feeling. it does look boring, doesn't it? yeah. and they have kind of very they never have kind of very desirable physiques, do they? yeah, look at yeah, exactly. if you look at people like you got go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym like you got go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym , like you got go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym , youze you got go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym , you got)u got go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym , you got a got go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym , you got a left,go to yeah, exactly. if you look at peo gym , you got a left, wait the gym, you got a left, wait and if you can if you can't afford them, you've to take afford them, you've got to take steroids eat raw steroids as well and eat raw meat. you've lots of meat. you've got to eat lots of raw meat. .want- meat. you've got to eat lots of raw meat. .want what- you've got to eat lots of raw meat. meat. you've got to eat lots of. raw meat. .want what you do raw meat. you want what you do when come isn't when you come in, isn't it? yeah. steroids from yeah. yeah steroids work from the people who chi. the people who do tai chi. look, they need to get tough enough— look, they need to get tough enough to— look, they need to get tough enough to stop— look, they need to get tough enough to stop being beaten up for enough to stop being beaten up tor tetng— enough to stop being beaten up tor tetng the— enough to stop being beaten up for being the -of- enough to stop being beaten upi for being the -of-who enough to stop being beaten upi fortheyg the -of-who enough to stop being beaten up fortheyg the like? f who do they look like? grandmothers,- do they look like? grandmothers,.ai do they look like? grandmothers, a don't grandmothers, as a rule, don't they? baggy, like they? and sort of baggy, like black , you know, then black tops, you know, and then they is that bit as well, which is chinese. what are you doing on a satuttty— c" what are you doing on a saturday morning clearing the ott— on a saturday morning clearing the old qatar— on a saturday morning clearing the old qatar out— on a saturday morning clearing the old qatar out of the bottom of the old qatar out of the bottom tt-anytvty— the old qatar out of the bottom tt-anthyltt-s- of the throat anyway, it's been an of the throat anyway, it's been tn—spetttng of the throat anyway, it's been . tn—spetttng to an absolute pleasure speaking to you tuto— an absolute pleasure speaking to

you ttto oyoutuo— an absolute pleasure speaking to you this evening, folks. an absolute pleasure speaking to you this evening, folks . o" an absolute pleasure speaking to you this evening, folks. o" you this evening, folks. on this tout— you this evening, folks. on this tout tottuty— you this evening, folks. on this bank holiday monday, the show is very nearly over. so let us take another quick at tuesday's another quick look at tuesday's front . we have the daily front pages. we have the daily mail fury at starmer's. front pages. we have the daily mail fury at starmer's . £i.5 mail fury at starmer's. £1.5 million donation from just stop oil donor . we million donation from just stop oil donor. we have the times league wrangle looms over johnson's whatsapp chats and an interesting story at the top there, which i think we forgot to cover about dark chocolate improving your memory. have you got a very good . yeah. have you got a very good. yeah. have you got a very good. yeah. have you got some got a very good. yeah. have you got ttmo— got a very good. yeah. have you got some time to— got a very good. yeah. have you got some time to fill— got a very good. yeah. have you got some time to fill ?- got a very good. yeah. have you got some time to fill ? i- g» til: g: “tit?" have you got some time to fill ? i have got some time to fill? i have utgot— got some time to fill? i have utgot you— got some time to fill? i have utgot you to— got some time to fill? i have urged you to recycle less to cut woto. — urged you to recycle less to cut woto. don-t— urged you to recycle less to cut waste. don't have— urged you to recycle less to cut waste. “it" c waste. don't have fantasy recycling the express have stopped banks ripping off loyal savers and the mirror . stopped banks ripping off loyal savers and the mirror. i stopped banks ripping off loyal savers and the mirror . i lost my savers and the mirror. i lost my little boy to a hideous pitbull mongrel type thing. this must stop . finally, the daily star, stop. finally, the daily star, a pint of foam, please. barman, we have no idea what that story was. those were your front pages . that's all we have time for. thank you my guests, josh thank you to my guests, josh howie leo curse. i'll be howie and leo curse. i'll be back tomorrow with leo and scott

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my my friend . the toxicity is not my friend. the toxicity is not with me , dan wootton, or anyone with me, dan wootton, or anyone else. the toxicity is with you and your mates in management. eamonn holmes hits out at tttttto— eamonn holmes hits out at phillip schofield in an oxptootvo— phillip schofield in an explosive interview with gb tout. — explosive interview with gb tout. toot— explosive interview with gb news. good morning. it's 6:00 on tuootoy— news. good morning. it's 6:00 on tuootoy tho— news. good morning. it's 6:00 on tuesday the 30th— news. good morning. it's 6:00 on tuesday the 30th of— news. good morning. it's 6:00 on tuesday the 30th of may. " tuesday the 30th of may. this is ttootttst— tuesday the 30th of may. this is ttotttoot ou— tuesday the 30th of may. this is breakfast on gb _ tuesday the 30th of may. this is breakfast on gb news with ellie costello and martin daubney. and here's what's in the news tuto— and here's what's in the news ttto morning-— and here's what's in the news this morning. as— and here's what's in the news this morning. as we said, eamonn totmoo— this morning. as we said, eamonn totmoo too— this morning. as we said, eamonn holmes has branded phillip

sotottott— holmes has branded phillip schofield a— holmes has branded phillip schofield a chief nana