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with— life of inappropriate conduct wiiis me— life of inappropriate conduct with me. let's— life of inappropriate conduct with me. let's not beat about sie— with me. let's not beat about the esse— with me. let's not beat about the bush here.— with me. let's not beat about the bush here. inappropriate sessi— the bush here. inappropriate sexual conduct— the bush here. inappropriate sexual conduct with female eeiieeeues — sexual conduct with female eeiieegues — sexual conduct with female colleagues. five- sexual conduct with female colleagues. " ”fit colleagues. five in fact, the youngest being 19. yeah. whatsapp deadline day. boris johnson has now put rishi sunak on the spot because he's handed over all his whatsapp , all his over all his whatsapp, all his phone messages to the covid inquiry and he wants them given to the covid inquiry. so why hasn't the cabinet office handed them it's curious this them over.7 it's curious this one, isn't it.7 meanwhile , yes, one, isn't it? meanwhile, yes, its— one, isn't it? meanwhile, yes, its a— one, isn't it? meanwhile, yes, it's a schofield_ one, isn't it? meanwhile, yes, it's a schofield thing- c fl meanwhile, yes, it's a schofield thing again. iiv— it's a schofield thing again. iiv ee— it's a schofield thing again. itv are under— it's a schofield thing again. itv are under investigation. a barrister— itv are under investigation. a barrister there— itv are under investigation. a barrister there is— itv are under investigation. a barrister there is to review who knew— barrister there is to review who knew wises— barrister there is to review who knew what when— barrister there is to review who knew what when about phillip seieiieii— knew what when about phillip schofield as— knew what when about phillip schofield as mps prepare to eiiii— schofield as mps prepare to giiii sie— schofield as mps prepare to grill the broadcast executives sexi— grill the broadcast executives next weeke — grill the broadcast executives next week? yeah,- grill the broadcast executives next week? / grill the broadcast executives next week? “43?“ 92» g grill the broadcast executives next week? 0:3“ 9:5 9 next week? yeah, that's going to be required viewing and harry's ipsis apparent relief all round as the duke of sussex and his wife is taking a trappist vow of silence . no more books, no more silence. no more books, no more documentaries. but can he and meghan stick it? no . but meghan stick to it? no. but while harry and si~i55i9 “5“ 5it.

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andrew and dawn. well breaking news. labour has confirmed— well breaking news. labour has confirmed that— well breaking news. labour has confirmed that the— �*fw�*izicc “9 labour has confirmed that the backbench mp eeieiwi— confirmed that the backbench mp geraint davies— confirmed that the backbench mp geraint davies ,_ confirmed that the backbench mp geraint davies , he's a swansea geraint davies, he's a swansea mp,— geraint davies, he's a swansea we, was— geraint davies, he's a swansea we, has been— geraint davies, he's a swansea mp, has been suspended from the party— mp, has been suspended from the pew pending— mp, has been suspended from the party pending an— mp, has been suspended from the party pending an investigation inse— party pending an investigation into repews— party pending an investigation iwie repews ei— party pending an investigation into reports of what are being described— into reports of what are being described as— into reports of what are being described as incredibly serious eiieeeiiews— described as incredibly serious allegations of— described as incredibly serious allegations of completely unacceptable— allegations of completely unacceptable sexual behaviour to five iemeie— unacceptable sexual behaviour to five female colleagues, one of wisem — five female colleagues, one of wisem ws— five female colleagues, one of whom was only— five female colleagues, one of whom was only 19. '“i: five female colleagues, one of whom was only 19. ' “i: five female colleagues, one of whom was only 19. ' “2 :52 whom was only 19. and how old is he? wes— whom was only 19. and how old is he? we-s se— whom was only 19. and how old is he? he's 58 and— whom was only 19. and how old is he? he's 58 and married.- whom was only 19. ' “2 :52 “57 he's 58 and married. he? he's 58 and married. there-s— he? he's 58 and married. there-s a— he? he's 58 and married. there's a lot— he? he's 58 and married. there's a lot of— he.7 he's 58 and married. there's a lot of this about at the moment, isn't there? right. okay. to bring us up to speed on this as a live breaking story, let's speak to our deputy political editor, tom harwood tom. so can you fill us in on on what we actually know so far? well, this is a fast moving story— well, this is a fast moving story this— well, this is a fast moving story this morning. the police website— story this morning. the police website published allegations from— website published allegations from five— website published allegations from five separate women who have— from five separate women who have said— from five separate women who have said that— from five separate women who have said that this labour mp had— have said that this labour mp had made— have said that this labour mp had made sexual— have said that this labour mp had made sexual advances , had made sexual advances, unwanted— had made sexual advances, unwanted sexual advances towards

them. — unwanted sexual advances towards them. n...— unwanted sexual advances towards them. the youngest— unwanted sexual advances towards them. the youngest of whom was a 19 year— them. the youngest of whom was a 19 year om— them. the youngest of whom was a 19 year old working— them. the youngest of whom was a 19 year old working in parliament— 19 year old working in parliament and this has raised a num— parliament and this has raised a mbe er— parliament and this has raised a number of concerns. initially it eemeb— number of concerns. initially it eemeb bre— number of concerns. initially it seemed like this— number of concerns. initially it seemed like this individual was not seemed like this individual was mer going— seemed like this individual was mbr gemg re— seemed like this individual was mbr gemg be be— seemed like this individual was not going to be suspended from the not going to be suspended from me bebem— not going to be suspended from the labour party— not going to be suspended from the labour party because no former— the labour party because no formal complaint had been made to formal complaint had been made be me— formal complaint had been made be me bebem— formal complaint had been made to the labour party— formal complaint had been made to the labour party or to parliament. _ to the labour party or to parliament. but things have moved— parliament. but things have moved rem— parliament. but things have moved very quickly in the last 30 moved very quickly in the last so mmbree. — moved very quickly in the last 30 minutes. the— moved very quickly in the last 30 minutes. the labour party , 30 minutes. the labour party, beebrre— 30 minutes. the labour party, beebrre me— 30 minutes. the labour party, despite no formal— 30 minutes. the labour party, despite no formal complaints bemg— despite no formal complaints bemg mere,— despite no formal complaints being made, has— despite no formal complaints being made, has now taken the re— being made, has now taken the move to suspend— being made, has now taken the move to suspend their mp and are encouraging— move to suspend their mp and are emeemegmg me— move to suspend their mp and are encouraging the women to come forward— encouraging the women to come forward mb— encouraging the women to come forward and start— encouraging the women to come forward and start that formal eembberm— forward and start that formal complaint procedure with the proper— complaint procedure with the proper authorities. is this the mer— proper authorities. is this the firm w-ree— proper authorities. is this the first we've heard _ proper authorities. is this the first we've heard of complaints membr— first we've heard of complaints egemer mm— first we've heard of complaints against this particular mp? this is against this particular mp? this re me— against this particular mp? this be me mer— against this particular mp? this is the first time— against this particular mp? this is the first time this particular- is the first time this particular mps name has come is the first time this— particular mps name has come up in particular mps name has come up be me— particular mps name has come up be me eeme,— particular mps name has come up in this sense, although and i eem-r— in this sense, although and i eem-r mem— in this sense, although and i don't want to _ in this sense, although and i don't want to speak out of turn, mere— don't want to speak out of turn, mere re— don't want to speak out of turn, mere er— don't want to speak out of turn, there are of course— don't want to speak out of turn, there are of course rumours that embr— there are of course rumours that ewrrb reme— there are of course rumours that swirl around parliament all the rime,— swirl around parliament all the rrme, eeme— swirl around parliament all the rrme, er— swirl around parliament all the time, some of which are accurate, some- time, some of which are accurate, some of which are not. it accurate, some of which are not. rr webbe— accurate, some of which are not. rr meme be— accurate, some of which are not. it would be improper to raise every— it would be improper to raise every emgbe— it would be improper to raise every single rumour without bermg— every single rumour without having-backing- every single rumour without having backing for it .

having proper backing for it. and— having proper backing for it. me me— having proper backing for it. and the complaints- having proper backing for it. and the complaints talk- having proper backing for it. and the complaints talk about according to the politico website, excessive drinking touching , sexual banter. and touching, sexual banter. and over a five year period and as you say, tom, there's been a lot of rumours about this and it's already been called pestminster . it's drastic , isn't it? taking . it's drastic, isn't it? taking the whip off him, suspending him. he can't well, it can't stand as a labour but this stand as a labour mp, but this is the seventh labour mp who is now the seventh labour mp who has been suspended, who is currently suspended. actually it's the ninth— currently suspended. actually it's the ninth who _ currently suspended. actually it's the ninth who has- rt.. “ “2 52 actually it's the ninth who has been suspended— it's the ninth who has been suspended because to have had the suspended because to have had me mmb— suspended because to have had the whip suspend— suspended because to have had the whip suspend from them but mem— the whip suspend from them but then returned— the whip suspend from them but then returned recent months then returned in recent months bem— then returned in recent months berb-reerem — then returned in recent months both racism rather than both over racism rather than serum— both over racism rather than sexual misconduct . but if we go sexual misconduct. but if we go rbrebgb— sexual misconduct. but if we go rbrebgb me— sexual misconduct. but if we go through the list— sexual misconduct. but if we go through the list of— sexual misconduct. but if we go through the list of some of bee— through the list of some of these labour— through the list of some of these labour mps who have been suspended,— these labour mps who have been ebebembeb er— these labour mps who have been suspended, of course. claudia webb— suspended, of course. claudia webb-remember- suspended, of course. claudia webb remember back to her, webb if we remember back to her, ebe-e— webb if we remember back to her, ebe-e ebu— webb if we remember back to her, she's still-elected- webb if we remember back to her, she's still-elected as- she's still an mp elected as bebem— she's still an mp elected as labour-convicted. she's still an mp elected as labour convicted of labour in 2019, convicted of bereeemem— labour in 2019, convicted of harassment, but— labour in 2019, convicted of harassment, but sitting now as an independent,— harassment, but sitting now as an independent, jeremy corbyn, of course, over— an independent, jeremy corbyn, of course, over the— of course, over the anti—semitism scandal, was of course, over the— anti—semitism scandal, was now erre— anti—semitism scandal, was now me be— anti—semitism scandal, was now me m m— anti—semitism scandal, was now sits as an independent but was ebeereb— sits as an independent but was ebeereb ee— sits as an independent but was ebeereb be e— sits as an independent but was elected as a labour mp . there's elected as a labour mp. there's the elected as a labour mp. there's rbe embe— elected as a labour mp. there's the member of— elected as a labour mp. there's

the member of parliament, nick berm— the member of parliament, nick brerm rrm— the member of parliament, nick brown, who was— the member of parliament, nick brown, who was suspended , former brown, who was suspended, former emer— brown, who was suspended, former emer whip-— brown, who was suspended, former emer rrbrb. bee— brown, who was suspended, former chief whip. he's a— brown, who was suspended, former chief whip. he's a former chief whin— chief whip. he's a former chief rrmb, rem— chief whip. he's a former chief whip, very senior— chief whip. he's a former chief whip, very senior mp . we are not whip, very senior mp. we are not rebe— whip, very senior mp. we are not robe rrber— whip, very senior mp. we are not told what this— whip, very senior mp. we are not told what this complaint that led told what this complaint that beer re— told what this complaint that beer be me— told what this complaint that led to his suspension and he erre— led to his suspension and he eere be— led to his suspension and he says he doesn't— led to his suspension and he says he doesn't know what he erre— says he doesn't know what he erre- be— says he doesn't know what he eere. be erre— says he doesn't know what he says. he says he— says he doesn't know what he says. he says he doesn't know rrber— says. he says he doesn't know rrber rr— says. he says he doesn't know rrber b be— says. he says he doesn't know what it is the— says. he says he doesn't know what it is the labour party member— what it is the labour party keeping their— what it is the labour party keeping their lips tight over it. keeping their lips tight over b. be— keeping their lips tight over b. be e— keeping their lips tight over b. be e rem— keeping their lips tight over it. it's a very mysterious simmer.— it. it's a very mysterious situation. there's also christina— situation. there's also christina rees. so allegations of christina rees. so allegations er bullying— christina rees. so allegations of bullying led— christina rees. so allegations of bullying led to her suspension- of bullying led to her suspension .- of bullying led to her suspension . then there's conor suspension. then there's conor breemm— suspension. then there's conor breemm again— suspension. then there's conor breemm again .— suspension. then there's conor mcginn again , a— suspension. then there's conor mcginn again , a complaint that mcginn again, a complaint that we are not told— mcginn again, a complaint that we are not told about that led to we are not told about that led be me— we are not told about that led to his suspension.— we are not told about that led to his suspension. another brmerbr— to his suspension. another rermerbr very— to his suspension. another formerly very senior labour mp bime— formerly very senior labour mp brme abbebb— formerly very senior labour mp diane abbott. of— formerly very senior labour mp diane abbott. of course, in eeem— diane abbott. of course, in recent weeks— diane abbott. of course, in recent weeks suspended over mebe— recent weeks suspended over rbeee bizarre— recent weeks suspended over those bizarre comments in the ebeerrer.— those bizarre comments in the ebeerrer. amb— those bizarre comments in the observer. and now garrett davies be. — observer. and now garrett davies be. so— observer. and now garrett davies be. so mbr-e— observer. and now garrett davies too. so that's seven— observer. and now garrett davies too. so that's seven labour mps emrembr— too. so that's seven labour mps currently suspended. there have bree— currently suspended. there have ebee beer— currently suspended. there have ebee beem bre— currently suspended. there have also been two labour mps within the also been two labour mps within me beer— also been two labour mps within the last parliament— also been two labour mps within the last parliament who were not just the last parliament who were not tber ebebembeb— the last parliament who were not just suspended but— the last parliament who were not just suspended but resigned merr— just suspended but resigned rberr seem— just suspended but resigned their seats. so— just suspended but resigned their seats. so they're no bomber— their seats. so they're no bomber bree— their seats. so they're no longer mps at- their seats. so they're no longer mps at all. mike hill mer— longer mps at all. mike hill rber beb— longer mps at all. mike hill rber bee re— longer mps at all. mike hill that led to the— longer mps at all. mike hill that led to the hartley poole br-ebeerrem— that led to the hartley poole by—election. he— that led to the hartley poole by—election. he was found in breeeb— by—election. he was found in breeeb er— by—election. he was found in breach of parliament's sexual mreeemeber— breach of parliament's sexual misconduct policy. of course,

me— misconduct policy. of course, the conservatives— misconduct policy. of course, the conservatives then picked up mer— the conservatives then picked up be eem.— the conservatives then picked up be eem. bur— the conservatives then picked up that seat. but also— the conservatives then picked up that seat. but also chris merbeebm— that seat. but also chris matheson, he- that seat. but also chris matheson, he was suspend bid emer— matheson, he was suspend bid after allegations— matheson, he was suspend bid after allegations of sexual misconduct— after allegations of sexual misconduct and quickly resigned his misconduct and quickly resigned me eem. — misconduct and quickly resigned me eem. mer— misconduct and quickly resigned his seat. that led— misconduct and quickly resigned his seat. that led to the meme— his seat. that led to the chester by—election which the labour— chester by—election which the labour embr— chester by—election which the labour party held and it's mrereermg— labour party held and it's interesting because labour are always— interesting because labour are always throwing— interesting because labour are always throwing the charge of eeebe— always throwing the charge of eeebe er— always throwing the charge of sleaze at the— always throwing the charge of sleaze at the tory party, but as you— sleaze at the tory party, but as ree berm— sleaze at the tory party, but as ree berm err,— sleaze at the tory party, but as you point out, tom, that's quite a you point out, tom, that's quite e umbe— you point out, tom, that's quite e brrbe eeer— you point out, tom, that's quite a little cast list. _ you point out, tom, that's quite a little cast list. hall of shame— a little cast list. hall of shame almost. i mean that the allegations are unproven, but it's still a lot. that's, that's 11 mp5 it's still a lot. that's, that's 11 mps yeah, that's around 5% of the labour parliament party. now if you can imagine any ereemeerrem— now if you can imagine any organisation whereby 5% have been— organisation whereby 5% have been suspended— organisation whereby 5% have been suspended , it's quite been suspended, it's quite unimaginable— been suspended, it's quite unimaginable .— been suspended, it's quite unimaginable . now i must say two unimaginable. now i must say two of unimaginable. now i must say two er mebe— unimaginable. now i must say two er rbeee rr— unimaginable. now i must say two of those 11 have— unimaginable. now i must say two of those 11 have been reinstated . mer— of those 11 have been reinstated . rber eer— of those 11 have been reinstated . rber eer beer-re— of those 11 have been reinstated . they say they've learnt their beeeem— . they say they've learnt their beer eme— . they say they've learnt their lesson and not— . they say they've learnt their lesson and not all— . they say they've learnt their lesson and not all of it was aberr— lesson and not all of it was about sexual— lesson and not all of it was about sexual misconduct. those bre— about sexual misconduct. those rrre were— about sexual misconduct. those two were over accusations of bur— two were over accusations of racism. but but— two were over accusations of racism. but but ,_ two were over accusations of racism. but but, but this is not a racism. but but, but this is not e mer— racism. but but, but this is not e be e— racism. but but, but this is not e mer e brerrr— racism. but but, but this is not a not a pretty chargesheet i mmb— a not a pretty chargesheet i mmb rr— a not a pretty chargesheet i think it would— a not a pretty chargesheet i think it would also be right to say,— think it would also be right to eerleemee— think it would also be right to say,.course, there- think it would also be right to say, course, there are say, of course, there are a mbe— say, of course, there are a be er— say, of course, there are a number of conservative mps who bere— number of conservative mps who have-suspended— number of conservative mps who have suspended and one who have been suspended and one who has have been suspended and one who bee beer— have been suspended and one who

has been convicted.— have been suspended and one who has been convicted. imran ahmad bbem — has been convicted. imran ahmad bbem er— has been convicted. imran ahmad khan. of course— has been convicted. imran ahmad khan. of course he— has been convicted. imran ahmad khan. of course he was suspended and mem— khan. of course he was suspended and then convicted— khan. of course he was suspended and then convicted and then sent to and then convicted and then sent re preem— and then convicted and then sent re brreem mer— and then convicted and then sent to prison. that was— and then convicted and then sent to prison. that was not a pretty erem— to prison. that was not a pretty erebr rer— to prison. that was not a pretty erebr be me— to prison. that was not a pretty sight for the conservative partvr _ sight for the conservative berry, ber— sight for the conservative party, but there are others who rrbe— party, but there are others who rrbe ere— party, but there are others who who are suspended as well. but beebme— who are suspended as well. but beebme er— who are suspended as well. but looking er me— who are suspended as well. but looking at the labour as looking at the labour party as we looking at the labour party as rre-rbe— looking at the labour party as we -the context- looking at the labour party as we -the context of- looking at the labour party as we the context of this we are in the context of this berrrebber— we are in the context of this particular story,— we are in the context of this particular story, is not particular story, it is not a happy— particular story, it is not a happy chargesheet what do we rebe — happy chargesheet what do we rebe rrem — happy chargesheet what do we take from the— happy chargesheet what do we take from the fact that labour bere — take from the fact that labour bere eeree — take from the fact that labour have acted so— take from the fact that labour have acted so fast and so eeererrebr— have acted so fast and so decisively on _ have acted so fast and so decisively on this? �*frr�*5. decisively on this? well, i mmb— decisively on this? well, i think that keir starmer has a strong argument here, which is that he was not the leader when these people were elected. he has tried to say he's he has tried to say he's made it me— has tried to say he's made it me rmeerem— has tried to say he's made it his mission to— has tried to say he's made it his mission to change the labour party— his mission to change the labour party .— his mission to change the labour rarer ler— his mission to change the labour rarer lee-me- his mission to change the labour party , of the people party, but of course the people , ebmeer— party, but of course the people , ebmeer ererr— party, but of course the people , almost every single member of rerbemem— , almost every single member of parliament who— , almost every single member of parliament who sits as labour ereee— parliament who sits as labour ereee em— parliament who sits as labour now stood on that— parliament who sits as labour now stood on that 2019 manifesto,— now stood on that 2019 manifesto, were elected under jeremy— manifesto, were elected under jeremy cerbrm.— manifesto, were elected under jeremy corbyn. it's still the berry,— jeremy corbyn. it's still the same party, despite how much sir keir same party, despite how much sir kerr srermer— same party, despite how much sir keir starmer has— same party, despite how much sir keir starmer has tried to change mmee— keir starmer has tried to change rbmee se— keir starmer has tried to change rbmge se em— keir starmer has tried to change things. so on the— keir starmer has tried to change things. so on the one hand that eem— things. so on the one hand that eerr er— things. so on the one hand that eerr er ereee— things. so on the one hand that sort of drags him— things. so on the one hand that sort of drags him down a bit bee— sort of drags him down a bit be er— sort of drags him down a bit because of course all of these beebbe— because of course all of these beebbe ereee— because of course all of these people stood under that corbyn memrreere— people stood under that corbyn memrreere .— people stood under that corbyn manifesto . so,— people stood under that corbyn manifesto . so, but on the other manifesto. so, but on the other bere— manifesto. so, but on the other beme, rr— manifesto. so, but on the other hand, it allows— manifesto. so, but on the other hand, it allows him to say, beer,—

hand, it allows him to say, beer, rm— hand, it allows him to say, look, i'm trying- hand, it allows him to say, look, i'm trying to clear up the party— look, i'm trying to clear up the berrr rrbem— look, i'm trying to clear up the party when there's— look, i'm trying to clear up the party when there's a bad, bad egg,— party when there's a bad, bad egg-quickly- party when there's a bad, bad egg-quickly ,- party when there's a bad, bad eee-emebbr , rre- party when there's a bad, bad egg, quickly , we move, we egg, we act quickly, we move, we ebebeme— egg, we act quickly, we move, we ebebeme .— egg, we act quickly, we move, we eeebeme . ame— egg, we act quickly, we move, we suspend . and that's— egg, we act quickly, we move, we suspend . and that's the line suspend. and that's the line we've been seeing from the bebem— we've been seeing from the bebem rarer— we've been seeing from the labour party this morning. so you— labour party this morning. so. you _ conservative you move on to the conservative party. johnson yeah. so party. boris johnson yeah. so he's put the pressure ““ “55“ so he's put the pressure now firmly on he's put the pressure now firmly em-sbmeb— he's put the pressure now firmly on-sunak because- he's put the pressure now firmly on sunak because he's on rishi sunak because he's bemeee— on rishi sunak because he's bemeee-rbe- on rishi sunak because he's handed the whatsapp handed over all the whatsapp meeeeeeeirbe— handed over all the whatsapp messages, the text messages messages, all the text messages reberee— messages, all the text messages reberee re— messages, all the text messages related to com,— messages, all the text messages related to covid, and he says to t...— related to covid, and he says to melrbe— related to covid, and he says to the,.the cabinet— related to covid, and he says to the, the cabinet office, hand the, to the cabinet office, hand rbem —bbbbe- the, to the cabinet office, hand them public inquiry. them over to the public inquiry. but-deadline— them over to the public inquiry. but-deadline-this. but the deadline is 4:00 this erremeem— but the deadline is 4:00 this erremeem —re| afternoon for lady hallett to get— afternoon for lady hallett to eer mer— afternoon for lady hallett to get that information. is the cebmer— get that information. is the cabinet office— get that information. is the cabinet office going to hand it ere-web.— cabinet office going to hand it over-well, frankly,- cabinet office going to hand it over-well, frankly, i. over or not? well, frankly, i think there's been a of think there's been a bit of confusion around this story, particularly press the particularly in the press at the start week. seem to start of the week. they seem to be it was boris be suggesting it was boris johnson wanted back johnson who wanted to hold back this information, when this information, which when i've the people around i've spoken to the people around bofis i've spoken to the people around boris very much not boris johnson, was very much not the case. boris johnson has been wanting inquiry get wanting the inquiry to get going, the transparency going, wanting the transparency there, and actually , to be fair, there, and actually, to be fair, matt hancock has as well. i suppose he's got literally nothing to hide. we know ererrbbbme— nothing to hide. we know everything, don't- “g “ we know everything, don't we? 5. everything, don't we? a&e rebegrebb— everything, don't we? a&e telegraph has— everything, don't we? a&e telegraph has gone through all of anyway , so there of his messages anyway, so there are certain individuals who have been this inquiry

been saying, look, this inquiry can all of these can have all of these communications. trust lady communications. we trust lady hallett. trust this inquiry hallett. we trust this inquiry to the right decisions. but to make the right decisions. but the secretary state in the the secretary of state in the cabinet and indeed deputy cabinet office and indeed deputy prime dowden , prime minister oliver dowden, very disagrees . and there very much disagrees. and there has been a bit of a war of words between those around boris johnson and oliver dowden in the last seven days. to some extent, this move by boris johnson in not giving all of the material to the inquiry directly, although he says if they asked, he would. but in given all of the material to the cabinet office that puts the ball in oliver dowden's court , and oliver dowden's court, and that's a tricky decision for him. he's defending a government that says not every single jot and tittle of communications are relevant to this inquiry and not everything should go forward. that's also the position, of course, of rishi sunak. but again, for pm this afternoon, thatis again, for pm this afternoon, that is the key moment. that's when we learn if the government sort of acquiesces and gives all this stuff over or whether they go down the nuclear option route of pursuing a judicial review

that would take things to the high court. that's bizarre. over an high court. that's bizarre. over em memr— high court. that's bizarre. over em memrr mer— high court. that's bizarre. over an inquiry that the— g“ 2 that's bizarre. over an inquiry that the government set an inquiry that the government eer ub— an inquiry that the government eer be me— an inquiry that the government set up and appointed the head of it, set up and appointed the head of be beer— set up and appointed the head of it, lady hallett,— set up and appointed the head of it, lady hallett, and set the rerme— it, lady hallett, and set the rerme er— it, lady hallett, and set the terms of reference. so is it eemueremr— terms of reference. so is it eerrberemr er— terms of reference. so is it confusion or is— terms of reference. so is it confusion or is it- terms of reference. so is it confusion or is it deliberate? i confusion or is it deliberate? r mem— confusion or is it deliberate? r .— confusion or is it deliberate? r . web.— confusion or is it deliberate? i mean , well, there- confusion or is it deliberate? i mean , well, there are- confusion or is it deliberate? i mean , well, there are those in i mean, well, there are those in in government who say and i think there's a there's a fair argument here that needs to be heard, which is not every single whatsapp sent by a government minister over those two years was directly related to covid. and the example that has been meanne— and the example that has been floating around,— and the example that has been floating around, emanating from berrnrna— floating around, emanating from berrnrna sneer— floating around, emanating from downing street has been what if a downing street has been what if e mrnrerer— downing street has been what if a minister had— downing street has been what if a minister had a— downing street has been what if a minister had a sickly child ene— a minister had a sickly child and nee— a minister had a sickly child and had been— a minister had a sickly child and had been talking about brrrere— and had been talking about private medical— and had been talking about private medical information? snenbe— private medical information? snenbe mer— private medical information? should that be— private medical information? should that be going across to the should that be going across to be re— should that be going across to me be me— should that be going across to the to the inquiry? i get that. ber— the to the inquiry? i get that. en er— the to the inquiry? i get that. but of course,— the to the inquiry? i get that. but of course, what the inquiry erre— but of course, what the inquiry eere re— but of course, what the inquiry eere be be— but of course, what the inquiry eere be me be— but of course, what the inquiry says is it's up to— but of course, what the inquiry says is it's up to them to eeebee— says is it's up to them to decide and— says is it's up to them to decide and they wouldn't make ererrrnbna— decide and they wouldn't make everything public. they would be eebeerbre— everything public. they would be selective .what _ everything public. they would be selective what publish. selective in what they publish. but selective in what they publish. bur er— selective in what they publish. but of course— selective in what they publish. but of course there's that reneben— but of course there's that tension between tension there between what what rneee— tension there between what what rneee rrne — tension there between what what those who clearly— tension there between what what those who clearly have discussed not those who clearly have discussed ner beer— those who clearly have discussed not just pandemic— those who clearly have discussed not just pandemic related rnbnae— not just pandemic related rnbnae bur— not just pandemic related things, but also person things on things, but also person things en rneee— things, but also person things on those whatsapp messages is

and on those whatsapp messages is me mere— on those whatsapp messages is me rner-e e— on those whatsapp messages is and that's a difficult balance to and that's a difficult balance be embe— and that's a difficult balance to strike. but— and that's a difficult balance to strike. but ultimately when the to strike. but ultimately when rne bnqnbrbee— to strike. but ultimately when the inquiries act— to strike. but ultimately when the inquiries act was passed, it arre— the inquiries act was passed, it aere rneee— the inquiries act was passed, it gave these sort— the inquiries act was passed, it gave these sort of— the inquiries act was passed, it gave these sort of statutory bnenbrbee— gave these sort of statutory inquiries huge,— gave these sort of statutory inquiries huge, huge power. they can inquiries huge, huge power. they reeneer— inquiries huge, huge power. they can request almost— inquiries huge, huge power. they can request almost any document mer— can request almost any document rner mer— can request almost any document rner rner nem— can request almost any document that they want to _ can request almost any document that they want to see and the mere— that they want to see and the mere be — that they want to see and the threats to those— that they want to see and the threats to those who do not brerbee— threats to those who do not brerbee mer— threats to those who do not provide that document often go all provide that document often go ebb me— provide that document often go ebb rne ner— provide that document often go ebb rne we be— provide that document often go all the way up to— provide that document often go all the way up to prison . all the way up to prison. interesting. _ all the way up to prison. interesting. tom - all the way up to prison. interesting. tom thanks for joining us. now let's get some more on the on the situation with boris johnson from lord marland , who is a close friend marland, who is a close friend of boris johnson. and supporter of boris johnson. and supporter of him and joins us now. lord marlow, i can call you by marlow, maybe i can call you by your first name, jonathan. jonathan good to see you. boris has done right thing here, has done the right thing here, hasn't he's over hasn't he? he's handed over everything he's now put the everything and he's now put the decision in the court of oliver dowden and the prime minister. well he has handed over everything , which is good for everything, which is good for him. i everything, which is good for him . i frankly am amazed that him. i frankly am amazed that mbe— him. i frankly am amazed that rnbe be— him. i frankly am amazed that rnbe be me— him. i frankly am amazed that this is the baroness— “ i frankly am amazed that this is the baroness hallett reme— this is the baroness hallett rrenre re— this is the baroness hallett wants to have— this is the baroness hallett wants to have people's whatsapp. i wants to have people's whatsapp. b meen— wants to have people's whatsapp. i mean, seriously— wants to have people's whatsapp. i mean, seriously ,_ wants to have people's whatsapp. i mean, seriously , why have we

i mean, seriously, why have we ner— i mean, seriously, why have we ner gene— i mean, seriously, why have we ner aene berene— i mean, seriously, why have we not gone beyond this ? are we not not gone beyond this? are we not beebbne— not gone beyond this? are we not beebbne er— not gone beyond this? are we not beebbne er me— not gone beyond this? are we not looking at the overall thing rrnben— looking at the overall thing rrnben be— looking at the overall thing which is the— looking at the overall thing which is the reasons for covid? berr— which is the reasons for covid? new ebe— which is the reasons for covid? new be me— which is the reasons for covid? how did the government react to it? how did the government react to be bre— how did the government react to be we ebb— how did the government react to it? we all know— how did the government react to it? we all know that it was a deeper— it? we all know that it was a deeper .— it? we all know that it was a despot, difficult— it? we all know that it was a despot , difficult time. we also despot, difficult time. we also merr— despot, difficult time. we also bnerr mer— despot, difficult time. we also know that boris— despot, difficult time. we also know that boris and people enmeree— know that boris and people suffered hugely. it was a eenberen— suffered hugely. it was a cauldron of— suffered hugely. it was a cauldron of potential disaster ene— cauldron of potential disaster ene reebbr— cauldron of potential disaster and really people's whatsapp messages are such a sideshow . messages are such a sideshow. ane— messages are such a sideshow. ane rerner— messages are such a sideshow. and rather than _ messages are such a sideshow. and rather than incursion into rnebr— and rather than incursion into rnebr bbree— and rather than incursion into their lives. so— and rather than incursion into their lives. so i— and rather than incursion into their lives. so i totally understand— their lives. so i totally understand if- their lives. so i totally understand if people said no . understand if people said no. ane— understand if people said no. and b— understand if people said no. and b rnbnb— understand if people said no. and i think tom— understand if people said no. and i think tom put it extremely webb— and i think tom put it extremely rrebb bn— and i think tom put it extremely rrebb bn nbe— and i think tom put it extremely well in his analysis beforehand . reen— well in his analysis beforehand . reeb. ane— well in his analysis beforehand . yeah. and jonathan,- well in his analysis beforehand . yeah. and jonathan, there is this view , james eadie, who is this view, james eadie, who is one of the government's senior legal advisers view, is that if they give everything that sets a very dangerous precedent because ministers mps and advisers ministers and mps and advisers have to be able to have confidence, potential conversations, confident that the are never made the conversations are never made public. and if they hand over everything and to the covid inquiry that smashes that

principle . yeah well, i totally principle. yeah well, i totally agree. i mean, i'm on several wnerebbb— agree. i mean, i'm on several whatsapp grows— 535555 i mean, i'm on several whatsapp groups and i'm sure. amber— whatsapp groups and i'm sure. anererr ren— whatsapp groups and i'm sure. andrew you are. _ whatsapp groups and i'm sure. andrew you are. and we send bebee— andrew you are. and we send jokes between— andrew you are. and we send jokes between us— andrew you are. and we send jokes between us and we send eeeenen— jokes between us and we send eeeenen ene— jokes between us and we send cartoons and newspaper articles ene— cartoons and newspaper articles ene rnbnae— cartoons and newspaper articles and things like— cartoons and newspaper articles and things like that which have nernbna— and things like that which have nernbna re— and things like that which have nebnbna be be— and things like that which have nothing to do with, you know, rrnben— nothing to do with, you know, rrnben be— nothing to do with, you know, rrnben be e— nothing to do with, you know, which is a social— nothing to do with, you know, which is a social activity, rrnben— which is a social activity, which we're _ which is a social activity, which we're now all going to bere— which we're now all going to nere be— which we're now all going to nere be be— which we're now all going to have to be very— which we're now all going to have to be very careful about rrneb— have to be very careful about rrneb ne— have to be very careful about rrneb rre eer— have to be very careful about what we say to _ have to be very careful about what we say to each other on rrnebebbb,— what we say to each other on whatsapp, which _ what we say to each other on whatsapp, which is a private bbbna— whatsapp, which is a private bnbna. ane— whatsapp, which is a private bnbna. ane rm— whatsapp, which is a private thing. and i'm sure i'm not the enbr— thing. and i'm sure i'm not the enbr bereen— thing. and i'm sure i'm not the enbr bereen m— thing. and i'm sure i'm not the only person. in fact, i'm brebebbr— only person. in fact, i'm probably like- only person. in fact, i'm probably like most people , enjoy probably like most people, enjoy a probably like most people, enjoy e wnebebbb— probably like most people, enjoy errnebebbb ener— probably like most people, enjoy a whatsapp chat with people and this a whatsapp chat with people and bnbe be— a whatsapp chat with people and bnbe be ne— a whatsapp chat with people and this is now going— a whatsapp chat with people and this is now going to have to be beekee— this is now going to have to be beebee eb— this is now going to have to be beebee eb ren— this is now going to have to be looked at very carefully. i was beebbna— looked at very carefully. i was lookingr rer— looked at very carefully. i was looking, for example, at what i'd looking, for example, at what b-e eem— looking, for example, at what b-e eenb be— looking, for example, at what i'd sent to boris— looking, for example, at what i'd sent to boris and luckily rm— i'd sent to boris and luckily b-m neb— i'd sent to boris and luckily i'm not. luckily— i'd sent to boris and luckily i'm not. luckily i just sent him rreree— i'm not. luckily i just sent him rrerbe er— i'm not. luckily i just sent him words of encourage through these the words of encourage through these bne ren— words of encourage through these the very difficult— words of encourage through these the very difficult time he was nerbna— the very difficult time he was nerbna ene— the very difficult time he was having and particularly when he was having and particularly when he bbb— having and particularly when he bbb .— having and particularly when he bbb. b— having and particularly when he was ill. i said— having and particularly when he was ill. i said to— having and particularly when he was ill. i said to him, anything i was ill. i said to him, anything b een— was ill. i said to him, anything b be— was ill. i said to him, anything b be be— was ill. i said to him, anything i can do to help— was ill. i said to him, anything i can do to help other than embe— i can do to help other than enbbe cere— i can do to help other than child care. i— i can do to help other than child care. i was- i can do to help other than child care. i was one i was beebbna— child care. i was one i was beebbne eb. — child care. i was one i was looking at. so— child care. i was one i was looking at. so there was a nemenn— looking at. so there was a nemenr. b— looking at. so there was a humour. i thought it was humorous, let's put it that way . se— humorous, let's put it that way . se aer— humorous, let's put it that way

. so we've got to— humorous, let's put it that way . so we've got to be very eeremb— . so we've got to be very careful about— . so we've got to be very careful about this. jonathan rrnen— careful about this. jonathan rrnen yen-re— careful about this. jonathan when you've worked with boris rerr— when you've worked with boris veryr ren— when you've worked with boris veryr rerr ebeeebr— when you've worked with boris veryr rerr ebeeebr .— when you've worked with boris very, very closely , he you know very, very closely, he you know rrneb— very, very closely, he you know rrneb bne — very, very closely, he you know rrneb bne men— very, very closely, he you know what the man rather than the bebbbbeben— what the man rather than the bebbbbeben be— what the man rather than the politician is like. 25 politician is like. what do you think he will be making of the furore around this handing over of the whatsapp messages ? well, of the whatsapp messages? well, i'd imagine , dawn, that- 37 well, i'd imagine , dawn, that he's i'd imagine, dawn, that he's een— i'd imagine, dawn, that he's eerb er— i'd imagine, dawn, that he's eerb er bebne— i'd imagine, dawn, that he's sort of being very much in the beer— sort of being very much in the beeb berr— sort of being very much in the last few months,— sort of being very much in the last few months, happily , he's last few months, happily, he's brerebbbna— last few months, happily, he's brerebbbna e— last few months, happily, he's travelling a lot— last few months, happily, he's travelling a lot internationally , happily,— travelling a lot internationally , nebbbbr, nee— travelling a lot internationally , happily, he's what i refer to in , happily, he's what i refer to bn bne— , happily, he's what i refer to bn bne beeb.— , happily, he's what i refer to in the past. on— , happily, he's what i refer to in the past. on your program was bnbbbna— in the past. on your program was bnbbbna ner— in the past. on your program was bnbbbna ner bn— in the past. on your program was putting hay in the— in the past. on your program was putting hay in the loft big time . rm— putting hay in the loft big time . b-m nee— putting hay in the loft big time . i'm he's incredibly popular ebreee— . i'm he's incredibly popular ebreee nee— . i'm he's incredibly popular abroad he's appealed is to vast enbeeneee— abroad he's appealed is to vast audiences and— abroad he's appealed is to vast audiences and i've— abroad he's appealed is to vast audiences and i've been brerebbbna— audiences and i've been travelling quite a lot recently ene— travelling quite a lot recently ene beebbe— travelling quite a lot recently ene beebbe eer— travelling quite a lot recently and people say to me what on eenb— and people say to me what on eerbn going— and people say to me what on eerbn aebna en— and people say to me what on earth going on in— and people say to me what on earth going on in your country? why— earth going on in your country? rrnr eenb— earth going on in your country? rrnr een-b mer— earth going on in your country? why can't they look at the big bbebnre— why can't they look at the big bbebnre ene— why can't they look at the big picture and stop— why can't they look at the big picture and stop this sort of nennebna— picture and stop this sort of nennebna er— picture and stop this sort of hounding of individuals in this berrbbbe— hounding of individuals in this terrible _think- hounding of individuals in this terrible think boris terrible way? and i think boris rrbbb— terrible way? and i think boris rrbbb be— terrible way? and i think boris rrbbb be bn— terrible way? and i think boris rrbbb be bn e— terrible way? and i think boris will be in a pretty good place nbmeebr— will be in a pretty good place nbmeebr ene— will be in a pretty good place himself and really just sort of tie himself and really just sort of bbe er— himself and really just sort of bbe er bne— himself and really just sort of tie of the whole— himself and really just sort of tie of the whole thing and may

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with this, i've had enough very little him coming little prospect of him coming back that perhaps back as tory leader that perhaps he might stand down at the next election? no, i'm not suggesting meb— election? no, i'm not suggesting bneb. rm— election? no, i'm not suggesting bneb. b-m merebr— t7 no, i'm not suggesting that. i'm merely suggesting that if i that. i'm merely suggesting that be r meb— that. i'm merely suggesting that be b me be— that. i'm merely suggesting that be b be be be— that. i'm merely suggesting that if i that he is bound to be bbbnbbna— if i that he is bound to be thinkingr ren— if i that he is bound to be thinking, you know, is this all renn— thinking, you know, is this all web bbb— thinking, you know, is this all web bbb rm— thinking, you know, is this all worth it? i'm having a very good bbme— worth it? i'm having a very good bbme. rm— worth it? i'm having a very good bbme. m m— worth it? i'm having a very good time. i'm in huge— worth it? i'm having a very good time. i'm in huge demand internationally— time. i'm in huge demand internationally . when i get back internationally. when i get back to internationally. when i get back be mbe— internationally. when i get back be bnbe eennbrr— internationally. when i get back to this country, i'm, you know , to this country, i'm, you know, bermenenbbr— to this country, i'm, you know, permanently facing all sorts of erbbbebem — permanently facing all sorts of criticism and— permanently facing all sorts of criticism and things like that . criticism and things like that. ren— criticism and things like that. ren merr— criticism and things like that. you know, what's— criticism and things like that. you know, what's what is it reebbr— you know, what's what is it reebbr renn— you know, what's what is it really worth it?— you know, what's what is it really worth it? and i'm sure you,— really worth it? and i'm sure reb bee,— really worth it? and i'm sure you, too, would— really worth it? and i'm sure you, too, would feel exactly the . ene — you, too, would feel exactly the same . and anyone— you, too, would feel exactly the same . and anyone else in public same. and anyone else in public life same. and anyone else in public be beebe— same. and anyone else in public life feels the _ same. and anyone else in public life feels the same. ' “2 5“: life feels the same. and i and i been— life feels the same. and i and i know for a fact, jonathan, because i wrote about it in the mail last week, he was absolute incandescent when the cabinet office handed over ten or 11 or 12 references in his political diaries to the police to do with covid without first talking to any of him or his lawyers, because most people i talk to around boris said all of the problems could have been cleared

up and there was absolutely no need for the police to be involved. well, you're correct, amber,— involved. well, you're correct, anererb ee— involved. well, you're correct, andrew, as always,— 2 well, you're correct, andrew, as always, you're a yen-re— andrew, as always, you're a ren-re e— andrew, as always, you're a yen-re e areeb— andrew, as always, you're a you're a great newshound . sorry, you're a great newshound. sorry, i you're a great newshound. sorry, b eenb— you're a great newshound. sorry, b een-b meen— you're a great newshound. sorry, i don't mean that— you're a great newshound. sorry, i don't mean that in a eereaeberr— i don't mean that in a derogatory way. you're always ren— derogatory way. you're always rerr meen— derogatory way. you're always rerr meen en— derogatory way. you're always very much on, on,— derogatory way. you're always very much on, on, on, on the bebnb— very much on, on, on, on the bebnb .— very much on, on, on, on the bebnb . ane— very much on, on, on, on the bebnb . ene ree— very much on, on, on, on the point . and yes, i— very much on, on, on, on the point . and yes, i mean, he is he point. and yes, i mean, he is he is point. and yes, i mean, he is he be nerbna— point. and yes, i mean, he is he be nerbna be— point. and yes, i mean, he is he is having to suffer— point. and yes, i mean, he is he is having to suffer some berrbbbe— is having to suffer some terrible things as part of its bebbbbeeb— terrible things as part of its bebbbbeeb er— terrible things as part of its political. of course , amazingly, political. of course, amazingly, er— political. of course, amazingly, er bb-e— political. of course, amazingly, some of it's part— political. of course, amazingly, some of it's part of partly bnberneb— some of it's part of partly internal conservative politics. bbb— internal conservative politics. bbb beeb— internal conservative politics. bbb aeee rer— internal conservative politics. but good for him. he's come out enb— but good for him. he's come out ene eebeb— but good for him. he's come out ene eebb, br— but good for him. he's come out ene eebb, be ren— but good for him. he's come out and said, if you want to read my wnebebbb— and said, if you want to read my whatsapp messages, you can read mem— whatsapp messages, you can read bnem. ae— whatsapp messages, you can read bnem. be rer— whatsapp messages, you can read bnem. be be ee— whatsapp messages, you can read them. as far as he's— whatsapp messages, you can read them. as far as he's concerned. all them. as far as he's concerned. bbb nabb— them. as far as he's concerned. bbb rbanb. rrebb— them. as far as he's concerned. all right. well that's absolutely. all right. well that's- absolutely. jonathan, lovely all right. well that's— absolutely. jonathan, lovely to talk to you. lord marland, jonathan marland talking about bods jonathan marland talking about boris johnson, who put the boris johnson, who has put the ball is now in rishi's court. absolutely. the absolutely. well that's the impression it is, impression i'm getting it is, but it is. i've done this. now be— but it is. i've done this. now be ren. — but it is. i've done this. now be ren- — but it is. i've done this. now over to you. but— but it is. i've done this. now over to you. but it- but it is. i've done this. now over to you. but it is- c i've done this. now over to you. c over to you. but it is an important principle, isn't it, that ministers should be able to talk advisers the talk to their advisers and the prime minister absolute prime minister in absolute confidence sometimes without thinking is thinking what they're saying is going end up on the going to could end up on the front of newspaper or front page of your newspaper or mine. i think know,

mine. well, i think you know, we're human beings, right? we're all human beings, right? even politicians are human bebnae— even politicians are human bebnae-er— even politicians are human beings. of them. and it's beings. most of them. and it's bbbe— beings. most of them. and it's nbe—br- beings. most of them. and it's| bbbe—br ren-re like, can you imagine if you're rrebebbna— like, can you imagine if you're watching listening home watching and listening at home nerr-bmeabne— watching and listening at home now, imagine someone now, can you imagine someone eembna— now, can you imagine someone eembna-bbebbna- now, can you imagine someone eembna-bbebbna nb- now, can you imagine someone coming picking up your coming in, just picking up your enme— coming in, just picking up your ph0“9r_y0uf| phone, going through all your messages,-know,- phone, going through all your messages, know, even messages, you know, even the rebee—seme- messages, you know, even the rebee—seme ofl messages, you know, even the. jokes—some of them jokes you've made, some of them mbenb— jokes you've made, some of them mbenble— jokes you've made, some of them mbanble bbb— jokes you've made, some of them might-a bit slightly— jokes you've made, some of them might a bit slightly off might be a bit slightly off eembe— might be a bit slightly off colour, but— might be a bit slightly off colour, but they're joke. colour, but they're a joke. bbeeb— colour, but they're a joke. black humour. _ colour, but they're a joke. black humour. all do, black humour. we all do, benbenberbr— black humour. we all do, particularly-a- black humour. we all do,- particularly-a pandemic, particularly during a pandemic, rrnen— which is killing tens of thousands— which is killing tens of. thousands—can which is killing tens of- thousands_can you thousands of people. can you bmeabne— thousands of people. can you imagine someone picking up that bnene— imagine someone picking up that bnene ene— imagine someone picking up that bnene ene treb— imagine someone picking up that phone and just having access to all phone and just having access to ebb—ane- phone and just having access to ebb—ene bb- phone and just having access to all—and it was. phone and just having access toi all—and it was as all of that? yeah and it was as jonathan was jonathan mahler said, it was a hot house number 10, and they will have said inappropriate things in whatsapp messages which were which when which were take which when people in the code people read them in the code like callous like say, wow, callous they were. they're being were. but they're not being callous. you take them out callous. no. you take them out of context. you anything of context. you take anything out of context. you take anything ebb er— of context. you take anything out of context,— of context. you take anything out of context, and- rt.r:5“cr:5,b

months? for heaven's sake. and could his schofield grilled months? for heaven's sake. and could his scho with grilled months? for heaven's sake. and could his scho with a'illed months? for heaven's sake. and could his scho with a very about his affair with a very much colleague . in much younger colleague. in a statement, the chief .t.“ “r:5 t: in a statement, the chief executive of statement, the chief executive er-beme — statement, the chief executive of. dame carolyn - statement, the chief executive of dame carolyn mccall , of itv, dame carolyn mccall, eerb— of itv, dame carolyn mccall, eebe brr— of itv, dame carolyn mccall, said itv takes— of itv, dame carolyn mccall, said itv takes its— said itv takes its responsibilities around duty said itv takes its— responsibilities around duty of ebeebbna— responsibilities around duty of care. speaking up seriously and has care. speaking up seriously and nee rebneb— care. speaking up seriously and has robust and— care. speaking up seriously and has robust and well—established beeeee bn— has robust and well—established processes in place,— has robust and well—established processes in place, which allow nrne— processes in place, which allow enrene-webbe— processes in place, which allow anyone .works with - processes in place, which allow anyone works with to anyone who works with us to -bner- anyone who works with us toi raise -they - have raise concerns they may have enenrmenebr— raise concerns they may have enenrmenebr .— raise concerns they may have anonymously . she and why it's anonymously. she and why it's going— anonymously. she and why it's aebna be— anonymously. she and why it's aebna be rebe— anonymously. she and why it's going to take months to find out rrne— going to take months to find out nbe merr— going to take months to find out who knew what— going to take months to find out who knew what it— going to take months to find out who knew what it should take two eere. — who knew what it should take two eere. nerr— who knew what it should take two eere. nerr rena— who knew what it should take two days. how long does it to take eer— days. how long does it to take eeb eemebeer— days. how long does it to take ask somebody a— days. how long does it to take ask somebody a few questions? breebbr— ask somebody a few questions? exactly. exactly _ ask somebody a few questions? exactly. exactly �*frr�*r5cc ask somebody a few questions? exactly. exactly �*frr�*5c tr5 exactly. exactly well, we're joined now our national joined now by our national reporter theo chikomba, who is at itv's well, the studios of this morning centre television centre . yes. good morning to you centre. yes. good morning to you berm— centre. yes. good morning to you bebn. rrebb— centre. yes. good morning to you both. well, this— centre. yes. good morning to you both. well, this saga— r13:5“ctr5 yes. good morning to you both. well, this saga continues as more details— both. well, this saga continues as more details are coming out as more details are coming out ee me— as more details are coming out ee bne bere— as more details are coming out ee bne eere 90— as more details are coming out ee bne eere 90 br— as more details are coming out as the days go by. remember last beeb,— as the days go by. remember last week, bnbbbbb— as the days go by. remember last week, phillip schofield resigned nem— week, phillip schofield resigned rrem nbe— week, phillip schofield resigned rrem nbe rebe— week, phillip schofield resigned from his role at— week, phillip schofield resigned from his role at itv and further brereebe— from his role at itv and further brer-eebe ne— from his role at itv and further brer-eebe ne ee— from his role at itv and further projects he was planning to work rrbbb— projects he was planning to work rrbbb mem— projects he was planning to work with them over— projects he was planning to work with them over the— projects he was planning to work with them over the next few membe— with them over the next few menbne enb— with them over the next few months and over— with them over the next few months and over the last few bere— months and over the last few eere rere— months and over the last few days, we've learned a little bit

ebenb— days, we've learned a little bit more about what's— days, we've learned a little bit more about what's been happening benbne— more about what's been happening benbne bne— more about what's been happening behind the scenes— more about what's been happening behind the scenes from insiders ene— behind the scenes from insiders ene bneee— behind the scenes from insiders and those with— behind the scenes from insiders and those with in— behind the scenes from insiders and those with in the industry. bbb— and those with in the industry. bbb beeb— and those with in the industry. but last night— and those with in the industry. but last night ,_ and those with in the industry. but last night, dame carolyn necebb— but last night, dame carolyn necebb ne— but last night, dame carolyn mccall, one of— but last night, dame carolyn mccall, one of itv's bosses , mccall, one of itv's bosses, rrrebe— mccall, one of itv's bosses, rrrebe e— mccall, one of itv's bosses, wrote a letter— mccall, one of itv's bosses, wrote a letter to— mccall, one of itv's bosses, wrote a letter to the culture eeereberr— wrote a letter to the culture secretaryr beer— wrote a letter to the culture secretary, lucy frazer, ebenaebee— secretary, lucy frazer, alongside caroline dinenage and of course, ofcom _ alongside caroline dinenage and of course, ofcom as well. and ene— of course, ofcom as well. and ene eerb— of course, ofcom as well. and she said this— of course, ofcom as well. and she said this in— of course, ofcom as well. and she said this in the letter. mbe— she said this in the letter. bnbe webb— she said this in the letter. this work will— she said this in the letter. this work will also consider our reberenb— this work will also consider our relevant processes— this work will also consider our relevant processes and policies ene— relevant processes and policies ene rrnebner— relevant processes and policies and whether we _ relevant processes and policies and whether we need to change or ebrenabnen— and whether we need to change or ebrenabnen enve— and whether we need to change or strengthen any, she— and whether we need to change or strengthen any, she said. given rnbbbbb-e— strengthen any, she said. given phillip's admission of the erbenb— phillip's admission of the erbenb er— phillip's admission of the extent of his— phillip's admission of the extent of his deception, the eerb— extent of his deception, the rrerb rrbbb— extent of his deception, the work will extend to cover any rebebee — work will extend to cover any related issues— work will extend to cover any related issues that may emerge. mbe— related issues that may emerge. bnbe webb— related issues that may emerge. this work will— related issues that may emerge. this work will be— related issues that may emerge. this work will be carried out as enbebbr— this work will be carried out as enbebbr ee— this work will be carried out as quickly as possible and will be happy— quickly as possible and will be happy to_ quickly as possible and will be nebbr be enere— quickly as possible and will be happy to share the outcome . so happy to share the outcome. so nerr— happy to share the outcome. so nerb beeb— happy to share the outcome. so nerb rreeb ee— happy to share the outcome. so next week as well— happy to share the outcome. so next week as well .— happy to share the outcome. so next week as well . on tuesday, next week as well. on tuesday, it's next week as well. on tuesday, bb-e renn— next week as well. on tuesday, it's worth mentioning that itv beeee— it's worth mentioning that itv beeee rrbbb— it's worth mentioning that itv bosses will also _ it's worth mentioning that itv bosses will also be meeting with beers— bosses will also be meeting with dcms committee _ bosses will also be meeting with dcms committee members to talk ebenb— dcms committee members to talk ebenb bne — dcms committee members to talk about the governing laws , about the governing laws, benbenberbr— about the governing laws, particularly when it comes to bnbbbe— particularly when it comes to public broadcasting and no doubt rrneb-e— public broadcasting and no doubt rrneb-e been— public broadcasting and no doubt what's been happening here over the what's been happening here over me beeb— what's been happening here over me beeb berr— what's been happening here over the last few days.— what's been happening here over

the last few days. and now, of , rrneb— the last few days. and now, of course , what does— the last few days. and now, of course , what does this mean for course, what does this mean for itv course, what does this mean for brr eeme— course, what does this mean for itv going forward— course, what does this mean for itv going forward in terms of its itv going forward in terms of bbe rerenne— itv going forward in terms of its revenue station? what's going— its revenue station? what's aebna be— its revenue station? what's going to happen to this morning? nenr— going to happen to this morning? nenr beebbe— going to happen to this morning? nenr beebbe nere— going to happen to this morning? many people have been asking, enenbe— many people have been asking, enenbe nebbr— many people have been asking, should holly willoughby stay on the should holly willoughby stay on me ener— should holly willoughby stay on me eber er— should holly willoughby stay on the show or should it be rerembeee— the show or should it be revamped? she is due to come beeb— revamped? she is due to come beeb nerr— revamped? she is due to come back next week— revamped? she is due to come back next week ,_ revamped? she is due to come back next week , but of course, back next week, but of course, ene — back next week, but of course, ene nee— back next week, but of course, ene nee been— back next week, but of course, she has been part— back next week, but of course, she has been part of this show eme— she has been part of this show beeb.— she has been part of this show since 2009. and— she has been part of this show since 2009. and phillip schofield— since 2009. and phillip schofield was here since 2002. ane— schofield was here since 2002. and eme— schofield was here since 2002. and since then— schofield was here since 2002. and since then he's been dropped by and since then he's been dropped br nbe— and since then he's been dropped br nbe eaenb— and since then he's been dropped br nbe eaenb. rrnr— and since then he's been dropped by his agent. why emu? as some of by his agent. why emu? as some er bneee— by his agent. why emu? as some of these revelations— by his agent. why emu? as some of these revelations continue to come out, so many— of these revelations continue to come out, so many more questions enb— come out, so many more questions ene bernebe— come out, so many more questions ene bernebe ee— come out, so many more questions and perhaps some answers will be rereebeb— and perhaps some answers will be rereebee bn— and perhaps some answers will be revealed in the— and perhaps some answers will be revealed in the days— and perhaps some answers will be revealed in the days and months to revealed in the days and months be me— revealed in the days and months be . — revealed in the days and months be . abb— revealed in the days and months to come . all right. so- revealed in the days and months to come. g“ to come. all right. so that's theo chikomba apt television centre. what i think is really interesting, dawn, about the itv executives going before the select committee of mps next week , select committee is like week, select committee is like the highest court in the land. if you don't go, you can be in big trouble. you be summoned big trouble. you can be summoned as of yesterday. carolyn mccall, dame carolyn mccall , the chief dame carolyn mccall, the chief executive itv , had absolutely executive of itv, had absolutely no intention often of going

before that committee of mps . before that committee of mps. and i think she has to . well, and i think she has to. well, were they summoned- ' “r: well, were they summoned her and if you— were they summoned her and if ren bre— were they summoned her and if ren bbe er— were they summoned her and if you lie or mislead— were they summoned her and if you lie or mislead if we're bnbbbna— you lie or mislead if we're bnbbbna bb— you lie or mislead if we're putting it nicely here, i think mer— putting it nicely here, i think bner ee— putting it nicely here, i think bner bne— putting it nicely here, i think they use the word dissemble in berbbemenb. — they use the word dissemble in parliament. j / parliament. dissemble. yeah. that sounds like ikea furniture. yeah. yeah. but it's less bererebbre— yeah. yeah. but it's less pejorative than lying. c pejorative than lying. but it's the pejorative than lying. but it's bbe eeme— pejorative than lying. but it's the same thing. okay,- pejorative than lying. c “3 okay, what the same thing. okay, what nebbenee— the same thing. okay, what nebbenee cen— the same thing. okay, what happens? can you- the same thing. okay, what happens? can you go- “3 okay, what happens? can you go to “2 okay, what happens? can you go to court? cen— happens? can you go to court? cen ren— happens? can you go to court? cen ren 90— happens? can you go to court? cen ren 90 be— happens? can you go to court? can you go to prison? can you if it's can you go to prison? can you if bb-e-emenee. - can you go to prison? can you if it's-offence. well- can you go to prison? can you ifi it's-offence. well many it's criminal offence. well many rrre— it's criminal offence. well many mps perjured themselves mps have perjured themselves in the commons gone to the commons and not gone to prison, would be would prison, but it would be it would be a very serious matter and i would anybody who gives evidence to committee, you've to a select committee, you've got to be truthful and upfront. she's also very she's the boss. she also is very hands boss. she was the hands on as a boss. she was the one got rid of piers morgan. one who got rid of piers morgan. she was the one who got rid of jeremy kyle. and i think my own view deeply involved in view is she's deeply involved in what's phillip what's happened with phillip schofield. be? schofield. why wouldn't she be? he talent on the he was the biggest talent on the station. she has to go. station. she she has to go. surely she has to go. just to go to surely she has to go. just to go be me— surely she has to go. just to go to the committee.— surely she has to go. just to go to the committee. _ surely she has to go. just to go to the committee. t 7 to the committee. the committee? that's meant. yeah. so that's what i meant. yeah. so the committee i wonder if she's going survive. but itv always going to survive. but itv always

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geraint davies has been administered administratively enebeneee— administered administratively enebeneee ee— administered administratively suspended as reports come to bree— suspended as reports come to be er— suspended as reports come to life of inappropriate conduct rrbbb— life of inappropriate conduct rrbbn renne— life of inappropriate conduct with young female colleagues . with young female colleagues. ane— with young female colleagues. ene ene— with young female colleagues. ene eb— with young female colleagues. and one of them— with young female colleagues. and one of them was- with young female colleagues. and one of them was 19.- with young female colleagues. and one of them was 19. all alleged, of course. whatsapp deadune alleged, of course. whatsapp deadline day. the government has to decide by 4 pm. whether to give boris johnson's phone messages whatsapp to the covid inquiry. he's handed over the lot it's you, rishi. lot. it's down to you, rishi. he's fine , isn't he? he isn't he's fine, isn't he? he isn't a brebbem— he's fine, isn't he? he isn't a brebbem rrbbb— he's fine, isn't he? he isn't a problem with it.— 5 �*" c “57 he isn't a problem with it. meanwhile 5 �*7 c “57 he isn't a problem with it. meanwhile it's the schofield,— problem with it. meanwhile it's the schofield, itv— problem with it. meanwhile it's the schofield, itv are under investigation.— the schofield, itv are under investigation. a— the schofield, itv are under investigation. a barrister , no investigation. a barrister, no beee— investigation. a barrister, no beee bnbe— investigation. a barrister, no less, this time— investigation. a barrister, no less, this time to— investigation. a barrister, no less, this time to review who merr— less, this time to review who bnerr rrneb— less, this time to review who knew what when— less, this time to review who knew what when about phillip senerbebee— knew what when about phillip schofield? as— knew what when about phillip schofield? as mps prepare to grill— schofield? as mps prepare to grill-broadcast- schofield? as mps prepare to grill broadcast executives grill the broadcast executives nerr— grill the broadcast executives nerb beeb— grill the broadcast executives next week and— grill the broadcast executives next week and harry's ipsis. mebe— next week and harry's ipsis. bbeb-e rrbnee— next week and harry's ipsis. that's prince harry— next week and harry's ipsis. that's prince harry relief- next week and harry's ipsis. that's prince harry relief all round . as the duke and duchess round. as the duke and duchess of sussex say , they're taking of sussex say, they're taking a vow of silence. no more books, no more documentaries can here. meghan stick to it? no, of course they can't. and they won't . course they can't. and they won't. but course they can't. and they won't . but if they're being won't. but if they're being enbeb— won't. but if they're being quiet re— won't. but if they're being quiet, we don't— rrr5“ c but if they're being quiet, we don't want you to be enbeb— quiet, we don't want you to be enbeb. bre— quiet, we don't want you to be enbeb. rre rrenb— quiet, we don't want you to be quiet. we want you to get in remn— quiet. we want you to get in benen rrbbb— quiet. we want you to get in touch with us. _ quiet. we want you to get in touch with us. now, whatever bebbbna— touch with us. now, whatever we're talking about, we want rem— we're talking about, we want rem ebbnbene— we're talking about, we want your opinions on— we're talking about, we want your opinions on it. so email us

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to be passed on ahead of today's deadline. police are investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann say they recovered several items during last week's searches of a portuguese reservoir before they were carried out. after requests from german investigators who say the items can't be linked with the investigation into her disappearance. a large section of the reservoir was cordoned off last week around 30 miles from where the three year old madeleine missing in two madeleine went missing in two thousand and seven. individual items seized will be evaluated over the coming weeks . just stop over the coming weeks. just stop oil protesters blocked england cricket's team bus as it made its way to lord's earlier. johnny bairstow posted this photo on social media showing the protesters and police officers in front of the bus in the middle of the road. he wrote , if we're a bit late, it's not our fault. day one of the test match between england and ireland set to start at 11 detect actives have launched an investigation into the death of two teenagers at bournemouth

beach. a 12 year old girl and a 17 year old boy died after being pulled from the sea yesterday afternoon. eight others were treated for non—life threatening injuries. a man in his 40s who was in the water at the time has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. the average house price fell by around £1,000 in april after three months of increases . that's according to increases. that's according to halifax, which says the typical property value fell by nought point 3% month on month. that takes the average uk house price to £286,000 in april one more than 1 million nhs staff in england are set to receive increased salaries and one off payments from today . nurses, payments from today. nurses, paramedics and midwives are among those who will receive a 5% pay rise backdated to april as part of the latest pay deal. those eligible will also receive a one off payment for last year and a so—called nhs backlog bonus for this year. europol

leaders are gathering for a summit in moldova, where the prime minister is expected to ask about joint efforts to tackle illegal migration. rishi sunak will announce negotiations on a new returns agreement with moldova . it'll allow the uk to moldova. it'll allow the uk to return foreign nationals who are violating immigration laws. the war in ukraine will be another issue on the summit agenda, with president vladimir zelenskyy saying his country's ready for tighter cooperation . grain is tighter cooperation. grain is ready to be nato- tighter cooperation. grain is ready to be nato .- tighter cooperation. grain is ready to be nato . we- c 2 t 5“ grain is ready to be nato . we are waiting ready to be nato. we are waiting when— ready to be nato. we are waiting when nato— ready to be nato. we are waiting when nato wau— ready to be nato. we are waiting when nato will be _ ready to be nato. we are waiting when nato will be ready to host and to— when nato will be ready to host and to e— when nato will be ready to host and to see and— when nato will be ready to host and to see and to— when nato will be ready to host and to see and to have ukraine. and— and to see and to have ukraine. and .— and to see and to have ukraine. and i think— and to see and to have ukraine. and i think security guarantees are and i think security guarantees very— and i think security guarantees are very important not only for ukraine,— are very important not only for ukraine, for— are very important not only for ukraine, for our— are very important not only for ukraine, for our neighbours, for moldova,— ukraine, for our neighbours, for moldova, because— ukraine, for our neighbours, for moldova, because of the russia and— moldova, because of the russia and of— moldova, because of the russia and of their— moldova, because of the russia and of their aggression in ukraine— and of their aggression in ukraine and— and of their aggression in ukraine and potential aggression for other— ukraine and potential aggression for other parts— ukraine and potential aggression for other parts of— ukraine and potential aggression for other parts of europe . for other parts of europe. two children— for other parts of europe. two children and— for other parts of europe. two children and one— for other parts of europe. two children and one adult have been killed in a russian attack on kyiv 14. others were injured after missiles were fired towards the east of the city. multiple buildings were struck, including apartment blocks and a

clinic . it's the 18th strike in clinic. it's the 18th strike in a month on ukraine's. clinic. it's the 18th strike in a month on ukraine's . capital a month on ukraine's. capital and back here, the royal mint has released a £0.50 collectable coin celebrating 75 years of the nhs . net profits from sales will nhs. net profits from sales will be donated to nhs charities together, which supports staff , together, which supports staff, patients and communities. the design features words such as dedication, support , thought and dedication, support, thought and empathy to reflect the nation's gratitude towards the nhs and its staff . if this is gratitude towards the nhs and its staff. if this is gb gratitude towards the nhs and its staff . if this is gb news, its staff. if this is gb news, we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to andrew and dawn . over to andrew and dawn. well, we've got some more breaking news. it's all happening— breaking news. it's all happening today. - g it's all happening today. those just breaking news. it's all- happening today. those just stop oil happening today. those just stop on protesters.— happening today. those just stop oil protesters. can— happening today. those just stop oil protesters. can you believe this?— oil protesters. can you believe this? they-ve — oil protesters. can you believe this? they've blocked the ehghahh — this? they've blocked the england cricket team's coach on its way— england cricket team's coach on its way to— england cricket team's coach on its way to their— england cricket team's coach on its way to their test match at lord-s— its way to their test match at lord's against— its way to their test match at lord's against ireland. all four

its way to their test match at lo themgainst ireland. all four its way to their test match at lo them outnumbered all four its way to their test match at lo them outnumbered byl four its way to their test match at lo them outnumbered by their of them outnumbered by the pouch— of them outnumbered by the pouch ah— of them outnumbered by the police, all four— of them outnumbered by the police, all four of them who show— police, all four of them who shouhh just— police, all four of them who should just kick— police, all four of them who should just kick them off the sheet. — should just kick them off the street. joining— should just kick them off the street. joining us- should just kick them off the street. " g c»; should just kick them off the street. " g “5 street. joining us now to be slightly calmer than young andrew here, i'm not interested in cricket. i andrew here, i'm not interested in cricket . i just can't in the cricket. i just can't stand— in the cricket. i just can't stand the— in the cricket. i just can't stand the way— in the cricket. i just can't stand the way these - s hi.” 5 i just can't stand the way these people are homing— stand the way these people are holding-country— stand the way these people are holding country ransom. holding this country to ransom. gb holding this country to ransom. eh —pohhcah- holding this country to ransom. gb _political editorl gb news deputy political editor tom tom cool, calm and tom harwood tom cool, calm and collected. what's on? why collected. what's going on? why are they it? why aren't are they doing it? why aren't the stopping well, the police stopping them? well, this the big action this is part of the big action that just are taking that just stop oil are taking this summer. really drastic action— this summer. really drastic action across— this summer. really drastic action across roads.- really drastic action across roads. we've seen it a— action across roads. we've seen it a unhe— action across roads. we've seen it e um hh— action across roads. we've seen it a little bit this— action across roads. we've seen it a little bit this week. we're going— it a little bit this week. we're gohg ho— it a little bit this week. we're gohg ho ee— it a little bit this week. we're going to see more and more of it. going to see more and more of h. aha— going to see more and more of it and of— going to see more and more of it. and of course,— going to see more and more of it. and of course, that big honor— it. and of course, that big honor to— it. and of course, that big donor to .stop- it. and of course, that big donor to stop oil. dale donor to just stop oil. dale vim,— donor to just stop oil. dale vince, yesterday— donor to just stop oil. dale vince, yesterday announced he woma— vince, yesterday announced he would match— vince, yesterday announced he would match he— vince, yesterday announced he would match he would double anyone's donations to this group. — anyone's donations to this group. ouhe— anyone's donations to this group. quite why this group that persists— group. quite why this group that persists h— group. quite why this group that persists in committing illegal acts— persists in committing illegal acts-ts— persists in committing illegal acts-to collect- acts is able to collect donations— acts is able to collect donations to donations presumably able to register— donations presumably able to register itself— donations presumably able to register itself in— donations presumably able to register itself in some official capacity— register itself in some official sapashy is— register itself in some official capacity is quite— register itself in some official capacity is quite baffling. but dearly— capacity is quite baffling. but sheahy she— capacity is quite baffling. but clearly the government wants to crash— clearly the government wants to crack down — clearly the government wants to crack down sh— clearly the government wants to crack down on this. _ clearly the government wants to crack down on this. they pass out— crack down on this. they pass out she— crack down on this. they pass out the public— crack down on this. they pass out the public order act not so long— out the public order act not so hhg ago— out the public order act not so hhg ago .— out the public order act not so long ago , although there has long ago, although there has beeh— long ago, although there has been criticism— long ago, although there has been criticism that this act

perhaps— been criticism that this act perhaps wasn't— been criticism that this act perhaps wasn't as tightly drawn up as— perhaps wasn't as tightly drawn up as h— perhaps wasn't as tightly drawn up as h was— perhaps wasn't as tightly drawn up as it was originally , we up as it was originally, we thought— up as it was originally, we ahaagha aha— up as it was originally, we thought the definitions of what constitutes— thought the definitions of what constitutes serious disruption rather— constitutes serious disruption were rather watered down in the house— were rather watered down in the house of— were rather watered down in the house of lords— were rather watered down in the house of lords ,_ were rather watered down in the house of lords , where the house of lords, where the government— house of lords, where the government doesn't have a marshy. — government doesn't have a marshy. h-s— government doesn't have a majority. g majority. it's interesting that tom, because we've just shown some footage of the police yesterday dragging just up oil protesters off the street, which is what they do in france and germany, in kensington, in west london. so i can't understand why they can't these four. why they can't drag these four. i'm street in i'm confused. the street in front the terms of front of so under the terms of the public act, as it has the public order act, as it has been passed, the police need to been passed, the police need to be that there is be confident that there is serious to the serious disruption to the community taking place. now there is ambiguity there- " g now there is ambiguity there and the government— there is ambiguity there and the government ts— there is ambiguity there and the government is worried that there-s— government is worried that there's ambiguity they are there's ambiguity that they are oatttna— there's ambiguity that they are oatttna-so— there's ambiguity that they are putting so legislation putting forward. so legislation that— putting forward. so legislation that-need— putting forward. so legislation that-need to- putting forward. so legislation that need to pass that doesn't need to pass through— that doesn't need to pass through either— that doesn't need to pass through either house of the commons. sometimes these are known— commons. sometimes these are known as— commons. sometimes these are known as henn— commons. sometimes these are known as henry the eighth powers heeaase— known as henry the eighth powers tease they-re — known as henry the eighth powers because they're sort— known as henry the eighth powers because they're sort of the eeeute — because they're sort of the executive .this - because they're sort of the executive .this is - because they're sort of the executive this is to get executive and this is to get aoun— executive and this is to get aount to— executive and this is to get around to avoid— executive and this is to get around to avoid the house of torts. — around to avoid the house of torts. thts— around to avoid the house of lords. this is— around to avoid the house of lords. this is clarify the lords. this is to clarify the tettnttton— lords. this is to clarify the definition of— lords. this is to clarify the definition of serious disruption,- definition of serious. disruption,-the definition of serious- disruption,-the house definition of serious— disruption,-the house of disruption, because the house of torts— disruption, because the house of torts-to— disruption, because the house of

lords-to water— disruption, because the house of lords-to water it- disruption, because the house of lords to water it down as lords tried to water it down as it passed— lords tried to water it down as it passed through— lords tried to water it down as it passed through parliament. cunenttt— it passed through parliament. cunentty, you — it passed through parliament. currently, you need to prove serious disruption in the community.— serious disruption in the community. well if there's a toast,— community. well if there's a mad, hon— community. well if there's a mad, how to— community. well if there's a road, how do you— community. well if there's a road, how do you prove disrupted the community?— road, how do you prove disrupted the community? is— road, how do you prove disrupted the community? is it just the teotte— the community? is it just the teotte living— the community? is it just the people living there, the government _ people living there, the government want to change that to-anyone— government want to change that to-anyone on— government want to change that to-anyone on that- government want to change that to anyone on that road to say anyone on that road eonts— to say anyone on that road eountslthe— to say anyone on that road counts the community? yes. counts as the community? yes. shinto,— counts as the community? yes. stnttany, they— counts as the community? yes. similarly, they want to change it to — similarly, they want to change it to stain— similarly, they want to change it to clarify that— similarly, they want to change it to clarify that serious ttstuttton— it to clarify that serious disruption can be cumulative rather— disruption can be cumulative rather than— disruption can be cumulative rather than just— disruption can be cumulative rather than just this one event. so rather than just this one event. so it— rather than just this one event. so if someone— rather than just this one event. so if someone turns up in a just stoo— so if someone turns up in a just stot ott— so if someone turns up in a just stop on t— so if someone turns up in a just stop on t shin,— so if someone turns up in a just stop oil t shirt, you— so if someone turns up in a just stop oil t shirt, you can count all stop oil t shirt, you can count at ot— stop oil t shirt, you can count at ot the— stop oil t shirt, you can count all of the previous— stop oil t shirt, you can count all of the previous just stop oil all of the previous just stop on protests— all of the previous just stop oil protests as— all of the previous just stop oil protests as making that ttstuttton— oil protests as making that disruption rather than treating the inattent— disruption rather than treating the incident in— disruption rather than treating the incident in isolation, which might— the incident in isolation, which night— - the incident in isolation, which night— t-nni might seem less serious. i'm not detonating— might seem less serious. i'm not detonating the— might seem less serious. i'm not defending the people trying defending the people were trying to interfere with the king charles's coronation, but the police okay to kick them police were okay to kick them out of the crowd, put them in a prison van, and yet they're not making them cups of tea. we can see that, but they're walking along not doing along with them, not doing anything. difference anything. what's the difference ? well, there was ? well, i believe there was something— something specific with regard to-seeunty— something specific with regard to security operation of to the security operation of that— to the security operation of that particular— to the security operation of that particular event. there eteany— that particular event. there were clearly there are those in government— were clearly there are those in government-who - were clearly there are those in government who are also government who who are also tausttatet—

government who who are also frustrated at— government who who are also frustrated at the _ government who who are also frustrated at the distinction. ant— frustrated at the distinction. ant so— frustrated at the distinction. ant so some— frustrated at the distinction. and so some of— frustrated at the distinction. and so some of these changes to the definitions— and so some of these changes to the definitions within the act, which— the definitions within the act, which have— the definitions within the act, which have not— the definitions within the act, which have not become law, which have not yet become law, eoutt— which have not yet become law, eoutt te— which have not yet become law, eoutt te pretty— which have not yet become law, could be pretty profound. i've got a— could be pretty profound. i've got a ttttte— could be pretty profound. i've got a little list— could be pretty profound. i've got a little list of some of then — got a little list of some of then here. — got a little list of some of them here. it's— got a little list of some of them here. it's about that impact— them here. it's about that impact ot— them here. it's about that impact of cumulative concurrent ant— impact of cumulative concurrent ant teteatet— impact of cumulative concurrent and repeated protests being taken— and repeated protests being taken into— and repeated protests being taken into account, which they are taken into account, which they not— taken into account, which they are not currently— taken into account, which they are not currently taking into aont— are not currently taking into account that _ are not currently taking into account that definition of community,— account that definition of community, including any persons attestet— community, including any persons attestet ty— community, including any persons attestet by the— community, including any persons affected by the protest rather than— affected by the protest rather than those— affected by the protest rather than those that— affected by the protest rather than those that just happen to the— than those that just happen to the where— than those that just happen to live where that— than those that just happen to live where that protest is taking— live where that protest is taking ttaee— live where that protest is taking place. and indeed, the list taking place. and indeed, the ttst ot— taking place. and indeed, the list of examples— taking place. and indeed, the list of examples of what constitutes— list of examples of what constitutes protest for the hast— constitutes protest for the thstttne— constitutes protest for the first time, including in the treetuston— first time, including in the preclusion of— first time, including in the preclusion of making a journey . preclusion of making a journey. those— preclusion of making a journey. those words— preclusion of making a journey. those words going in the definition— those words going in the definition so— those words going in the definition so that this has not yet taken— definition so that this has not yet taken place. _ definition so that this has not yet taken place. this i must stress— yet taken place. this i must stress this— yet taken place. this i must stress this is— yet taken place. this i must stress this is what the government- stress this is what the government originally wanted in the tot.— government originally wanted in the aet- rhe— government originally wanted in the act. the house of lords , the act. the house of lords, where— the act. the house of lords, where it— the act. the house of lords, where it doesn't— the act. the house of lords, where it doesn't have a naiortty— where it doesn't have a majority, stripped it out. and the— majority, stripped it out. and now the government in what some teotte— now the government in what some teotte are— now the government in what some teotte accusing— now the government in what some people are accusing it as being a rather— people are accusing it as being a rather undemocratic way, atthouah— a rather undemocratic way, atthouah rt— a rather undemocratic way, although it is— a rather undemocratic way, although it is ironic that the undemocratic— although it is ironic that the undemocratic house of lords is accusing— undemocratic house of lords is. accusing—tenet accusing the government of being untenoeratte—

undemocratic. well, quite. but they—te- undemocratic. well, quite. but they—te uset- undemocratic. well, quite. buti they—be used what they are going to be used what are they are going to be used what teioratrwety— they are going to be used what are pejoratively known as henry vtt-s— are pejoratively known as henry wits-to— are pejoratively known as henry vtt-s-to tut— are pejoratively known as henry vii's-to put these- vii's powers, to put these definitions— vii's powers, to put these definitions back in. so potentially— definitions back in. so potentially that change will give— potentially that change will the the — potentially that change will give the police— potentially that change will give the police the confidence to aet— give the police the confidence to act. tor— give the police the confidence to act. for example , like the to act. for example, like the totte— to act. for example, like the tottee tn— to act. for example, like the police in germany do. but as things— police in germany do. but as things-this— police in germany do. but as things-this is- police in germany do. but as things this is still not things stand, this is still not teen— things stand, this is still not teen tut— things stand, this is still not teen tut tn— things stand, this is still not been put in the— things stand, this is still not been put in the act. it's a very stow— been put in the act. it's a very stow troeess — been put in the act. it's a very slow process. it— been put in the act. it's a very slow process. c "55ch slow process. it really is. the england cricket team breaking news have actually reached the ground now so the match can go ahead. meanwhile we have be playing, way , ireland. playing, by the way, ireland. ireland, yes. so it's a big match. we have epsom match. and we have the epsom derby the fa cup coming up derby and the fa cup coming up this weekend so. so this weekend as well. so. so you'll have stop oil : so you'll have stop oil trying to wrest— you'll have stop oil trying to wreck those— you'll have stop oil trying to wreck those - also - you'll have stop oil trying to wreck those also the train wreck those and also the traini unions—on saturday unions is on strike on saturday with— unions is on strike on saturday with the— unions is on strike on saturday with the to— unions is on strike on saturday with the fa cup. _ unions is on strike on saturday with the fa cup. c with the fa cup. it is extraordinary of course, because you've manchester yeah you've got manchester city. yeah and manchester united both coming there are coming down to london. there are very arterial roads that very few arterial roads that make that journey. indeed, there are very few train lines as well . there is prospect of huge disruption this weekend. you're going to see quite a few- going to see quite a few mancunians_ going to see quite a few mancunians thumbing a lift on the no— mancunians thumbing a lift on the we ant— mancunians thumbing a lift on the m6 and let's— mancunians thumbing a lift on the m6 and let's hope no one

teettes— the m6 and let's hope no one teettes to— the m6 and let's hope no one teettes to 90— the m6 and let's hope no one decides to go for— the m6 and let's hope no one decides to go for a very slow watt— decides to go for a very slow watt on— decides to go for a very slow watt on the— decides to go for a very slow walk on the m6— decides to go for a very slow walk on the m6 holding a banner. now:— walk on the m6 holding a banner. wow, torts— walk on the m6 holding a banner. now, boris johnson— walk on the m6 holding a banner. now, boris johnson tom, thanks for now, boris johnson tom, thanks tor that. — now, boris johnson tom, thanks tor that. has— now, boris johnson tom, thanks for that. has put— now, boris johnson tom, thanks for that. has put pressure on the— for that. has put pressure on the nth— for that. has put pressure on the not to— for that. has put pressure on the pm to hand— for that. has put pressure on the pm to hand over his whatsapp and the pm to hand over his whatsapp ant ttartes— the pm to hand over his whatsapp ant ttartes to— the pm to hand over his whatsapp and diaries to the— the pm to hand over his whatsapp and diaries to the pandemic rnoutry— and diaries to the pandemic rnourry .— and diaries to the pandemic rnourry . there— and diaries to the pandemic inquiry . there was a deadline of inquiry. there was a deadline of thurstay— inquiry. there was a deadline of thursday tuesday— inquiry. there was a deadline of thursday tuesday at 4:00. it's troo— thursday tuesday at 4:00. it's now 4:00 this— thursday tuesday at 4:00. it's now 4:00 this afternoon. the government— now 4:00 this afternoon. the government is— now 4:00 this afternoon. the government is on— now 4:00 this afternoon. the government is on course for an unprecedented— government is on course for an unprecedented legal battle. �*" unprecedented legal battle. if it misses— unprecedented legal battle. if it misses this— unprecedented legal battle. if it misses this 4:00— unprecedented legal battle. if it misses this 4:00 deadline to disclose the documents. as our political editor darren- political editor darren wecattrey— political editor darren mccaffrey is - political editor darren mccaffrey is in westminster for us. darren this— mccaffrey is in westminster for us. darren this is— us. darren this is extraordinary, isn't it? high states— extraordinary, isn't it? high stakes here.— extraordinary, isn't it? high stakes here. it's— extraordinary, isn't it? high stakes here. it's the government's own pandemic inquiry.— government's own pandemic inquiry. they— government's own pandemic inquiry- they set_ government's own pandemic inquiry. they set up the inquiry.— inquiry. they set up the inquiry- they- inquiry. they set up the inquiry. they picked lady nattett— inquiry. they picked lady hallett to— inquiry. they picked lady hallett to do— inquiry. they picked lady hallett to do the inquiry. inquiry. they picked lady hallett to do the inquiry . and hallett to do the inquiry. and are hallett to do the inquiry. and they— hallett to do the inquiry. and are they really— hallett to do the inquiry. and are they really going to have to go to— are they really going to have to go to court— are they really going to have to go to eoun to— are they really going to have to go to out to try— are they really going to have to go to court to try to prevent her— go to court to try to prevent her getting— go to court to try to prevent her getting every single piece of her getting every single piece ot tot— her getting every single piece or tot ant— her getting every single piece of dot and spit— her getting every single piece of dot and spit that relates to the— of dot and spit that relates to the pandemic— of dot and spit that relates to the pandemic .— of dot and spit that relates to the pandemic. _ of dot and spit that relates to the pandemic . will the pandemic. well, i think rishi sunak is going to have to make a decision today. and he's frankly got three options here. andrew, you rightly point out he could either effectively cave in to inquiry and hand over to the inquiry and hand over those documents. baroness those documents. the baroness

hallett inquiry team say hallett and the inquiry team say that need to assess in that they need to assess in order to make decision order to make the decision whether it's relevant to the covid inquiry. their scope is pretty ranging. at pretty wide ranging. looking at some of the big political decisions that were made clearly around and restrict around lockdowns and restrict opfions around lockdowns and restrict options when it came to the pandemic , he could also say no , pandemic, he could also say no, no, we're not going to hand them oven no, we're not going to hand them over, at least in a redacted over, at least not in a redacted form . clearly, boris johnson has form. clearly, boris johnson has handed his communications over to the cabinet office in the last 24 hours or so. in some ways in physical form, including the diaries that he kept all the prime minister could decide that he is going to kind of compromise, if you like, and hand over some of the communications. but in redacted form and at the same time risk the wrath , if you like, of the wrath, if you like, of baroness hallett and the inquiry team who've clearly said that they're prepared to take the government. is a government government. this is a government inquiry, to court in inquiry, by the way, to court in order retrieve that order to retrieve that information . now, i think in information. now, i think in many ways this has been reported as a story about johnson, as a story about boris johnson, when end it's not because

when in the end it's not because i the concerns within i think the concerns within government not necessarily government are not necessarily about boris johnson's communicate actions, though there some concerned there will be some concerned about it'll about the about that. it'll be about the precedent this potentially precedent that this potentially sets of how inquiries sets in terms of how inquiries in the future gain access to information and what that access is. at the end of the day, whatsapp is a relatively new form of communication, or at least for organising government business, you like . and also business, if you like. and also there will be concern that if they get the inquiry, they'll fall on redacted to boris fall on redacted access to boris johnson's messages. why shouldn't they get access to the ministers and the officials that he was communicating with? so, for if he's for example, if he's communicated with simon case, who's the cabinet secretary, why shouldn't the inquiry get to see simon case is whatsapp messages and information and they may well also include, of course, the current prime minister, rishi sunak, who was chancellor at the time. the deadline is 4:00 today. the prime minister today , by the way, is in moldova today, by the way, is in moldova at an international conference. he's not in london, but they are

going to have to make some decision. deadline was set by decision. a deadline was set by tuesday, extended by 48 hours to today. by the end, the end boris johnson , if you like, has batted johnson, if you like, has batted all this back to downing street. and they're have to and they're going to have to make decision on what in the make a decision on what in the next of hours or so. next couple of hours or so. darren, what will do ? i darren, what will they do? i ton-t— darren, what will they do? i ton-t tnow. — darren, what will they do? i don't know. it's— darren, what will they do? i don't know. it's a— darren, what will they do? i don't know. it's a really- darren, what will they do? i don't know. it's a really good question. i mean, if i could tell you that i'd be doing a lot better than i am reaching my assessment. i think at the end they may well go for a fudge. clearly there is a lot of political pressure to hand over all these messages, not least of all these messages, not least of all from the opposition who claim this part of some claim that this is part of some type of cover up. andrew in saying that, it must be noted that while there are covid inquiries in scotland and in england, there's not one england, the uk, there's not one in wales where labour have been in wales where labour have been in government. i think mark drakeford world drakeford said that the world had moved on as it was in the need for a covid inquiry diary. but political but i think maybe the political pressure too much. but pressure might be too much. but whether get access to all whether they get access to all this information in entirely

unredacted , we don't know. boris unredacted, we don't know. boris johnson suggests that he's willing to hand over his communications without any redaction if they come to him directly, but at the moment he wants to do it through the cabinet office. but this is a bit of a pickle for the prime minister. and as i say at the moment, he's going to have to make the decision pretty quickly because the situation in wales and in scotland and how they handled the pandemic. yeah . handled the pandemic. yeah. well, scotland, what's happening there in scotland, ministers have been told they've got to hand over their own all their all the same information and they are yeah, they are doing. are they. yeah, they are doing. are they. yeah, they are. well, we don't know. they haven't made a decision yet because to see nicola because i'd love to see nicola sturgeon's whatsapp. that would be sturgeon's whatsapp. that would te—wouttn-t- be interesting, wouldn't it. yeah. —here- be interesting, wouldn't it. - yeah._her? especially yeah. remember her? especially the—ant— the one with her and her hustant. — the one with her and her- husband. _interesting. husband. yeah. very interesting. ant— husband. yeah. very interesting. ant-want— husband. yeah. very interesting. andiwales, which— husband. yeah. very interesting. andiwales, which has- husband. yeah. very interesting. and .wales, which has been. and in wales, which has been a labour fiefdom for 20 years, no inquiry at all. no, because he labour fiefdom for 20 years, no inquiwe'veall. no, because he labour fiefdom for 20 years, no inquiwe've moved because he labour fiefdom for 20 years, no inquiwe've moved be

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broadcasters has instructed a barrister to investigate the circumstances— barrister to investigate the circumstances of schofield's tetarture— circumstances of schofield's departure from _ circumstances of schofield's departure from this morning amid serious allegations— departure from this morning amid serious allegations there was a ut. the— serious allegations there was a cover up. the external review is expected— cover up. the external review is exoeetet to— cover up. the external review is expected to take— cover up. the external review is expected to take months. yeah, gust.— expected to take months. yeah, iust. just— expected to take months. yeah, iust. tust rt— expected to take months. yeah, just. just it could— expected to take months. yeah, just. just it could take days aetuatty— just. just it could take days actually. and— just. just it could take days actually. and it— just. just it could take days actually. and it could. see sehotiett— actually. and it could. see schofield grilled about his attain— schofield grilled about his attair. r— schofield grilled about his affair. i thought they'd already tone— affair. i thought they'd already tone that.— affair. i thought they'd already tone that. r— affair. i thought they'd already done that. i thought they'd atreaty— done that. i thought they'd already asked— done that. i thought they'd already asked him with a much younger— already asked him with a much younger colleague. and that's going— younger colleague. and that's going-everyone— younger colleague. and that's going everyone is going to be going to everyone is going to be questioned,— going to everyone is going to bei questioned,_worked questioned, everyone that worked there. — questioned, everyone that worked there—very- there. so that'd be our very own-holmes- there. so that'd be our very own.-holmes and own. eamonn holmes yeah, and tutt— own. eamonn holmes yeah, and ituth ant— own. eamonn holmes yeah, and ruth and obviously holly. yeah. tweryone— ruth and obviously holly. yeah. tweryone witt— ruth and obviously holly. yeah. everyone will be— ruth and obviously holly. yeah. everyone will be asked what they knew— everyone will be asked what they knew atout— everyone will be asked what they knew about what— everyone will be asked what they knew about what when. yeah. 5g knew about what when. yeah. by a tarrister— knew about what when. yeah. by a tarrister .— knew about what when. yeah. by a barrister. yeah.— knew about what when. yeah. by a barrister . yeah. who— knew about what when. yeah. by a barrister . yeah. who will- knew about what when. yeah. by a barrister. yeah. who will be fiercely independent. yes well, we're joined now by a partner at howard kennedy law firm. alex, what with his thoughts on this. alex was this an inevitable thing for itv to do to at least try and close down the relent loss headlines day after day? at least they now seem to be on the front foot and are trying to get to the bottom of it? well, they certainly tried to avoid it,

didn't they? yeah, when they tirst— didn't they? yeah, when they were first asked— r: r: " e s5? yeah, when they were first asked whether or not they— were first asked whether or not they thought— were first asked whether or not they thought the _ were first asked whether or not they thought the investigation, they thought the investigation, the smatt— they thought the investigation, the small investigation they'd atreaty— the small investigation they'd already taken— the small investigation they'd already taken was a one, already taken was a good one, t hey— already taken was a good one, they sait— already taken was a good one, they sait yes— already taken was a good one, they sait yes .— already taken was a good one, they sait yes . r— already taken was a good one, they said yes. i think really what-s— they said yes. i think really whats-this- they said yes. i think really what's-this is- they said yes. i think really what's this is the fact what's driven this is the fact that— what's driven this is the fact that they— what's driven this is the fact that they were _ what's driven this is the fact that they were due to be in how— that they were due to be in tront ot— that they were due to be in front of the _ that they were due to be in front of the culture, media and sports— front of the culture, media and sports committee— front of the culture, media and sports committee next week together— sports committee next week together with _ sports committee next week together with some other broadcasters— together with some other broadcasters .— together with some other broadcasters . and that's been broadcasters. and that's been rearranged— broadcasters. and that's been rearranget so— broadcasters. and that's been rearranged so that the mps can gritt— rearranged so that the mps can gritt then— rearranged so that the mps can gritt then on— rearranged so that the mps can grill them on this— rearranged so that the mps can grill them on this particular ineitent. — grill them on this particular incident. and— grill them on this particular incident. and of— grill them on this particular incident. and of course, if the iris— incident. and of course, if the this titn-t— incident. and of course, if the mps didn't like— incident. and of course, if the mps didn't like what they heard, then— mps didn't like what they heard, then the— mps didn't like what they heard, then the iris— mps didn't like what they heard, then the mps could have instigated— then the mps could have instigated their own investigation. now, if you're going— investigation. now, if you're going to— investigation. now, if you're going to te— investigation. now, if you're going to be investigated, it is mush— going to be investigated, it is much tetter— going to be investigated, it is much better to— going to be investigated, it is much better to be investigated by much better to be investigated ty an— much better to be investigated by an independent barrister. but where— by an independent barrister. but where you— by an independent barrister. but where you are— by an independent barrister. but where you are still— by an independent barrister. but where you are still the client , where you are still the client, then— where you are still the client, then an— where you are still the client, then an investigation that has teen— then an investigation that has been instigated— then an investigation that has been instigated by somebody etse— been instigated by somebody etse. so— been instigated by somebody etse. so i— been instigated by somebody else. so i think— been instigated by somebody else. so i think this is partly riv— else. so i think this is partly riv trying— else. so i think this is partly riv trying to— else. so i think this is partly itv trying to head head that off at the— itv trying to head head that off at the pass— itv trying to head head that off at the pass . — itv trying to head head that off at the pass . and— itv trying to head head that off at the pass . ' r: : at the pass. and how would a barrister go about launching an investigation into this? can you just tell us briefly what steps this would involve ? well, the

this would involve? well, the barrister will— this would involve? well, the barrister will have— : , well, the barrister will have instructions tron— barrister will have instructions tron his— barrister will have instructions from his client,— barrister will have instructions from his client, so a little bit of from his client, so a little bit or it— from his client, so a little bit or it witt— from his client, so a little bit of it will depend— from his client, so a little bit of it will depend upon what he's astet— of it will depend upon what he's astet to— of it will depend upon what he's asked to investigate. and that's stightty— asked to investigate. and that's stightty the — asked to investigate. and that's slightly the point— asked to investigate. and that's slightly the point of getting him— slightly the point of getting him to— slightly the point of getting him to to— slightly the point of getting him to to it— slightly the point of getting him to do it .— slightly the point of getting him to do it. but with that sait— him to do it. but with that sat, riv— him to do it. but with that said, itv and— him to do it. but with that said, itv and the barrister will know— said, itv and the barrister will know that— said, itv and the barrister will know that it— said, itv and the barrister will know that it needs to be a thorough— know that it needs to be a thorough investigation to put this— thorough investigation to put this to— thorough investigation to put this to tea.— thorough investigation to put this to bed. so— thorough investigation to put this to bed. so as you as i heart— this to bed. so as you as i heart you— this to bed. so as you as i heard you saying earlier on, he is going— heard you saying earlier on, he is going to— heard you saying earlier on, he is going to have— heard you saying earlier on, he is going to have to look at all the— is going to have to look at all the evidence— is going to have to look at all the evidence mean part of the issue— the evidence mean part of the with— the evidence mean part of the issue with the— the evidence mean part of the issue with the story is that we haven-t— issue with the story is that we haven-t reatty— issue with the story is that we haven't really known what the story— haven't really known what the story is. — haven't really known what the story is. we— haven't really known what the story is. we you— haven't really known what the story is. we you know, we know that— story is. we you know, we know that there— story is. we you know, we know that there was— story is. we you know, we know that there was another person inwotwet. — that there was another person involved. there— that there was another person involved. there were very young that there was another person lmoi’iged. there were very young that there was another person intone stage. re were very young that there was another person intone stage. we'ere very young that there was another person intone stage. we don'ttry young that there was another person intone stage. we don'ttry yotwhat at one stage. we don't know what happened—r— at one stage. we don't know what happened—i think- at one stage. we don't know what happened—i think in. happened when. and i think in order— happened when. and i think in order-establish— happened when. and i think in order establish just how bad order to establish just how bad thittit— order to establish just how bad phillip schofield— order to establish just how bad phillip schofield actions were , phillip schofield actions were, the timeline _ phillip schofield actions were, the timeline and— phillip schofield actions were, the timeline and that sort of thing— the timeline and that sort of thing witt— the timeline and that sort of thing will need— the timeline and that sort of thing will need to be investigated in some detail. and investigated in some detail. and in outer— investigated in some detail. and in orter to— investigated in some detail. and in orter to to— investigated in some detail. and in order to do that,— investigated in some detail. and in order to do that, he's going to have— in order to do that, he's going to have to— in order to do that, he's going to have to speak— in order to do that, he's going to have to speak to over to find out— to have to speak to over to find out what— to have to speak to over to find out what they— to have to speak to over to find out what they knew . 55x out what they knew. alex, some teotte— out what they knew. alex, some people watching this may think, look, no public money involved. it's the bbc after all. it's not the bbc after all. schofield is insisting the relationship was was inappropriate but not illegal.

so therefore , what is the public so therefore, what is the public interest in this ? i know what interest in this? i know what you the— interest in this? i know what you mean. the reality- ritz;5e " 57 i know what you mean. the reality is it's a saatious— you mean. the reality is it's a salacious news— you mean. the reality is it's a salacious news story. and the tritish— salacious news story. and the tritish towe— salacious news story. and the british love one— salacious news story. and the british love one of those. so there— british love one of those. so there is— british love one of those. so there is going— british love one of those. so there is going to— british love one of those. so there is going to be an element of there is going to be an element or it.— there is going to be an element or it. tut— there is going to be an element or it. tut the— there is going to be an element of it. but the more— there is going to be an element of it. but the more that comes outt— of it. but the more that comes on, the— of it. but the more that comes on, the more— of it. but the more that comes out, the more it— of it. but the more that comes out, the more it does look a tittie— out, the more it does look a tittte tit— out, the more it does look a little bit like— out, the more it does look a little bit like there may have teen— little bit like there may have teen use— little bit like there may have teen ot— little bit like there may have been use of a— little bit like there may have been use of a power imbalance ant— been use of a power imbalance ant grooming— been use of a power imbalance ant grooning as— been use of a power imbalance ant grooning as a— been use of a power imbalance and grooming as a relatively new ottenee— and grooming as a relatively new ottenee, tut— and grooming as a relatively new ottenee, tut it— and grooming as a relatively new offence, but it is— and grooming as a relatively new offence, but it is an— and grooming as a relatively new offence, but it is an offence ant— offence, but it is an offence ant toes— offence, but it is an offence and does extend— offence, but it is an offence and does extend beyond 16 to 18 ant— and does extend beyond 16 to 18 ant in— and does extend beyond 16 to 18 ant in tact— and does extend beyond 16 to 18 and in fact beyond— and does extend beyond 16 to 18 and in fact beyond that , in and in fact beyond that, in circumstances— and in fact beyond that, in circumstances where someone is wutneratte— circumstances where someone is wutneratte .— circumstances where someone is vulnerable . well,— circumstances where someone is vulnerable . well, one of the vulnerable. well, one of the things— vulnerable. well, one of the things that— vulnerable. well, one of the things that is— vulnerable. well, one of the things that is sort of largely teing— things that is sort of largely teing inttiet— things that is sort of largely being implied here is that the, the other— being implied here is that the, the other person— being implied here is that the, the other person involved may have— the other person involved may have teen— the other person involved may have been vulnerable. and in those— have been vulnerable. and in those circumstances, it could be awery— those circumstances, it could be awery seious— those circumstances, it could be a very serious thing indeed . and a very serious thing indeed. and in those— a very serious thing indeed. and in those circumstances, i think it trotatty— in those circumstances, i think it trotatty is— in those circumstances, i think it probably is right to be property— it probably is right to be properly investigated and just tinat— properly investigated and just one final quick— properly investigated and just one final quick question. �*" one final quick question. if a tarrister— one final quick question. if a barrister investigating this did come across anything that was illegal, would they have a duty

to then report it to the police ? well, to then report it to the police ? well , for a start, this the ? well, for a start, this the riv— ? well, for a start, this the try have— ? well, for a start, this the itv have said— 7 well, for a start, this the itv have said that this is going to te— itv have said that this is going to te an— itv have said that this is going to be an independent investigation. quite how independent— investigation. quite how independent remains to be seen. but independent remains to be seen. tut it— independent remains to be seen. tut it woutt— independent remains to be seen. but it would be— independent remains to be seen. but it would be i— independent remains to be seen. but it would be i think, impossible— but it would be i think, impossible for them not to do that.— impossible for them not to do that. tut— impossible for them not to do that. tut yes— impossible for them not to do that. tut yes i— impossible for them not to do that. but yes, i think that is what— that. but yes, i think that is what they— that. but yes, i think that is what they would do . itzi;5e q what they would do. interesting and very interesting . yes. thank and very interesting. yes. thank you very much for joining us this morning. right. you very much for joining us this morning . right. okay. we this morning. right. okay. we move on. still to come, we have liam halligan in the studio who will give us the latest house price figures. this is to the point— price figures. this is to the point on— price figures. this is to the point on ot— price figures. this is to the point on gb news.- f �*" q tzi;5 this is to the point on gb news. we are tritain-s— point on gb news. we are britain's brightest, sunniest

england, southeast scotland and at times over the north—west of scotland, it . will good morning scotland, it. will good morning . it is 1026 and you're with to the— . it is 1026 and you're with to the point— . it is 1026 and you're with to the point on— . it is 1026 and you're with to the point on gb— it is 1026 and you're with to the point on gb news with andrew tieree. — the point on gb news with andrew tieree. that-s— the point on gb news with andrew pierce. that's him— the point on gb news with andrew pierce. that's him and me. dawn weeson— pierce. that's him and me. dawn weeson .— pierce. that's him and me. dawn weeson . tight.— pierce. that's him and me. dawn neesom . right. house prices fell neesom. right. house prices fell - by— neesom. right. house prices fell . ty onto— neesom. right. house prices fell . ty one in— neesom. right. house prices fell . ty one in way— neesom. right. house prices fell . by 0.1% in may following a nought— . by 0.1% in may following a nought point— . by 0.1% in may following a nought point 4%_ . by 0.1% in may following a nought point 4% increase in tort— nought point 4% increase in tort .— nought point 4% increase in april, according— nought point 4% increase in april, according to figures reteaset— april, according to figures released this— april, according to figures released this morning by nationwide— released this morning by nationwide with the average house— nationwide with the average house price— nationwide with the average house price sitting . at house price sitting. at tortoise.— house price sitting. at £260,736. that's house price sitting. at £260,756. that's very, very accurate isn't— £260,756. that's very, very accurate isn't it— £260,756. that's very, very accurate isn't it right to entrain— accurate isn't it right to eottain the— accurate isn't it right to explain the accuracy of that and a tot— explain the accuracy of that and a tot ot— explain the accuracy of that and a tot or other— explain the accuracy of that and a lot of other things is our economics and— a lot of other things is our economics and business editor, the towety— economics and business editor, the lovely liam— economics and business editor, the lovely liam halligan . liam, the lovely liam halligan. liam, house— the lovely liam halligan. liam, house prises— the lovely liam halligan. liam, house prices . — the lovely liam halligan. liam, house prices . nice- the lovely liam halligan. liam, house prices . tr rtrzi; house prices. nice to see you, dawn and andrew. well you've

cited dawn and andrew. well you've eitet there— dawn and andrew. well you've cited there the— dawn and andrew. well you've cited there the month- r 5r: ' r: well you've cited there the month on r 5“r: ' “r: well you've cited there the month on month increases from _ cited there the month on month increases from march to april ant— increases from march to april ant then— increases from march to april and then from _ increases from march to april and then from april to may. but nayte— and then from april to may. but nayte it— and then from april to may. but nayte it hetts— and then from april to may. but maybe it helps to— and then from april to may. but maybe it helps to think more in annuat— maybe it helps to think more in annual increases.— maybe it helps to think more in annual increases. what house prises— annual increases. what house prices wee— annual increases. what house prices were according to the nationwide— prices were according to the nationwide compared to may 2022, tease— nationwide compared to may 2022, tease that-s— nationwide compared to may 2022, because that's how— nationwide compared to may 2022, because that's how the figures are because that's how the figures nornatty— because that's how the figures are normally reported. i've got some numbers— are normally reported. i've got some numbers here for us to look at. so— some numbers here for us to look at. so house— some numbers here for us to look at. so house prices— some numbers here for us to look at. so house prices were down onto— at. so house prices were down one during— at. so house prices were down 5.4% during the— at. so house prices were down 5.4% during the year to may, aeoorting— 5.4% during the year to may, aeoorting to— 5.4% during the year to may, according to nationwide, and they-re— according to nationwide, and they-re town— according to nationwide, and they're down 4%_ according to nationwide, and they're down 4% since their peak in august— they're down 4% since their peak in august zon- — they're down 4% since their peak in august 2022. this is the tiggest— in august 2022. this is the tiggest teat— in august 2022. this is the biggest peak to— in august 2022. this is the biggest peak to trough drop that we've seen since— biggest peak to trough drop that we've seen since july 2009, sine— we've seen since july 2009, the— we've seen since july 2009, since the global— we've seen since july 2009, since the global financial ensis— since the global financial crisis. that— since the global financial crisis. that 4%- since the global financial crisis. that 4% drop. and as you say— crisis. that 4% drop. and as you say ,— crisis. that 4% drop. and as you say , the— crisis. that 4% drop. and as you say , the aeage— crisis. that 4% drop. and as you say , the average house price is say, the average house price is tzootso— say, the average house price is now £260,756 across the country. ant— now £260,756 across the country. ant what— now £260,756 across the country. and what nationwide themselves are and what nationwide themselves saying— and what nationwide themselves saying ant— and what nationwide themselves are saying and they're saying that— are saying and they're saying that headwinds_ are saying and they're saying that headwinds to the housing market— that headwinds to the housing market toot— that headwinds to the housing market look set— that headwinds to the housing market look set to strengthen in the near— market look set to strengthen in the tern.— market look set to strengthen in the near term. we— market look set to strengthen in the near term. we can expect these— the near term. we can expect these to— the near term. we can expect these to filter— the near term. we can expect these to filter through into tess— these to filter through into less demand,— these to filter through into less demand, lower sales and indeed— less demand, lower sales and indeed weaker— less demand, lower sales and indeed weaker prices. so if you are indeed weaker prices. so if you trying— indeed weaker prices. so if you trying to—

indeed weaker prices. so if you trying to get— indeed weaker prices. so if you are trying to get on the housing tatter— are trying to get on the housing tatter ant— are trying to get on the housing ladder and we— are trying to get on the housing ladder and we know that so many youngsters— ladder and we know that so many youngsters are— ladder and we know that so many youngsters are working hard in order— youngsters are working hard in orter to— youngsters are working hard in orter to try— youngsters are working hard in order to try and— youngsters are working hard in order to try and do that, it may be order to try and do that, it may te that— order to try and do that, it may te that this— order to try and do that, it may be that this drop— order to try and do that, it may be that this drop in house prises— be that this drop in house prices is— be that this drop in house prices is likely— be that this drop in house prices is likely to continue for gutte— prices is likely to continue for quite a— prices is likely to continue for guite a rew— prices is likely to continue for quite a few months, not least , quite a few months, not least, of course, because— quite a few months, not least, of course, because interest rates— of course, because interest rates going— of course, because interest rates are going to say and we think— rates are going to say and we think the— rates are going to say and we think the interest— rates are going to say and we think the interest rates are going— think the interest rates are going to— think the interest rates are going to go— think the interest rates are going to go up— think the interest rates are going to go up again because atthough— going to go up again because although-came- going to go up again because although came down, although inflation came down, not-ant— although inflation came down, not-andihard- although inflation came down, not-andihard as- although inflation came down, not and hard as we not as fast and as hard as we expect— not as fast and as hard as we expect ant— not as fast and as hard as we expect ant we— not as fast and as hard as we expect and we are— not as fast and as hard as we expect and we are expecting another—rise,- another interest rate rise, andrew,— another interest rate rise, andrew-tune- another interest rate rise, andrew, june 22nd, another interest rate rise,- andrew,.june-22nd, when andrew, on june the 22nd, when the-tngtant-s- andrew, on june the 22nd, when the england's monetary the bank of england's monetary honey— policy committee makes its next announcement,— policy committee makes its next announcement, already announcement, we're already seeing— announcement, we're already seeing nongage— announcement, we're already seeing mortgage rates rising. we expect— seeing mortgage rates rising. we expect interest— seeing mortgage rates rising. we expect interest rates at the tant— expect interest rates at the tank or— expect interest rates at the bank of england to go from 4.5, nayte— bank of england to go from 4.5, nayte to— bank of england to go from 4.5, nayte to at,— bank of england to go from 4.5, nayte to at, t— bank of england to go from 4.5, maybe to 4.7, 5 to— bank of england to go from 4.5, maybe to 4.7, 5 to 5, maybe even to ss— maybe to 4.7, 5 to 5, maybe even to to tetore— maybe to 4.7, 5 to 5, maybe even to 5.5 before they— maybe to 4.7, 5 to 5, maybe even to 5.5 before they peak a two year— to 5.5 before they peak a two year tia— to 5.5 before they peak a two year tia is— to 5.5 before they peak a two year fix is now— to 5.5 before they peak a two year fix is now 5.58. a year ago,— year fix is now 5.58. a year ago, it— year fix is now 5.58. a year ago, it was— year fix is now 5.58. a year ago, it was 5.05.- year fix is now 5.58. a year ago, it was 5.05. that's a huge , huge— ago, it was 5.05. that's a huge , huge difference— ago, it was 5.05. that's a huge , huge difference in terms of the— , huge difference in terms of the financing— , huge difference in terms of the financing costs. if you are trying— the financing costs. if you are trying to— the financing costs. if you are trying to sraet— the financing costs. if you are trying to scrape together money for trying to scrape together money tor a— trying to scrape together money tor a deposit— trying to scrape together money for a deposit to— trying to scrape together money for a deposit to buy a house or a flat — for a deposit to buy a house or attat. so— for a deposit to buy a house or a flat. so it's— for a deposit to buy a house or a flat. so it's good- for a deposit to buy a house or a flat. q: for a deposit to buy a house or a flat. e q: a flat. so it's good news for youngsters trying to get on the housing ladder. but what about for so many years now, people

have relied on their houses to be their little pot of gold, have relied on their houses to be thpension pot of gold, have relied on their houses to be th pension fund )f gold, have relied on their houses to be thpension fund . gold, have relied on their houses to be th pension fund . what have relied on their houses to be thpension fund . what does their pension fund. what does this mean for them ? well, it this mean for them? well, it means that their— z“ 7 well, it means that their pension fund is wont— means that their pension fund is wonh ato— means that their pension fund is wonh ate tess— means that their pension fund is worth 4% less than— means that their pension fund is worth 4% less than it was in august. — worth 4% less than it was in august. oh— worth 4% less than it was in august. on the— worth 4% less than it was in august. on the other hand, it's stirr— august. on the other hand, it's stitt trotatty— august. on the other hand, it's still probably worth a hell of a lot still probably worth a hell of a tot snore— still probably worth a hell of a lot more than— still probably worth a hell of a lot more than when they first tought— lot more than when they first tought it.— lot more than when they first bought it. and— lot more than when they first bought it. and the younger generation— bought it. and the younger generation wants some of that action.— generation wants some of that action—to- generation wants some of that action.-to feel- generation wants some of that action. to feel that action. they want to feel that they-we — action. they want to feel that they-we .a— action. they want to feel that they've - a stake - action. they want to feel that they've - a stake in - action. they want to feel that they've a stake in society. they've got a stake in society. ant— they've got a stake in society. ant tatting— they've got a stake in society. and talking about stakes in society,— and talking about stakes in society,_talkingl society, we're also talking totay— society, we're also talking totay, aent— society, we're also talking today, aren't we, about amazon , today, aren't we, about amazon, the retait— today, aren't we, about amazon, the retail giant— today, aren't we, about amazon, the retail giant amazon have tuttishet— the retail giant amazon have published their— the retail giant amazon have published their accounts. they-we— published their accounts. they've said— published their accounts. they've said that they paid £781 nittion— they've said that they paid £781 nittion in— they've said that they paid £781 million in direct— they've said that they paid £781 million in direct taxes last year.— million in direct taxes last year. that-s— million in direct taxes last year. that's employer national insurance business rates and corporation— insurance business rates and corporation tax. _ insurance business rates and corporation tax. that's up more than— corporation tax. that's up more than troo— corporation tax. that's up more than £150 million,— corporation tax. that's up more than £150 million, up on last year.— than £150 million, up on last year. aaon— than £150 million, up on last year. amazon employs 75,000 teotte— year. amazon employs 75,000 teotte no— year. amazon employs 75,000 teotte in— year. amazon employs 75,000 people now in the— year. amazon employs 75,000 people now in the uk . that's up people now in the uk. that's up tron— people now in the uk. that's up tron zttoo— people now in the uk. that's up tron moo in— people now in the uk. that's up from 27,500 in 2018. but there witt— from 27,500 in 2018. but there witt te— from 27,500 in 2018. but there will be controversy about this. why— will be controversy about this. why teause— will be controversy about this. why because rishi sunak had that super— why because rishi sunak had that super deduction. _ why because rishi sunak had that super deduction. it— why because rishi sunak had that super deduction. it means if big oitaes— super deduction. it means if big companies made— super deduction. it means if big companies made investments , they

companies made investments, they eoutt— companies made investments, they eoutt ottset— companies made investments, they could offset that— companies made investments, they could offset that against their eortoration — could offset that against their corporation tax— could offset that against their corporation tax bill. well, aaon— corporation tax bill. well, amazon, as we - corporation tax bill. well, amazon, as we all know, have teen— amazon, as we all know, have teen investing— amazon, as we all know, have been investing hugely in new warehouses , new kind robotic warehouses, new kind of robotic tasting— warehouses, new kind of robotic packing schemes,— warehouses, new kind of robotic packing schemes, lots of artitieiat— packing schemes, lots of artificial intelligence and so on. amazon say— artificial intelligence and so on. amazon say they invested £12 tittion— on. amazon say they invested £12 tittion in— on. amazon say they invested £12 tittion in the— on. amazon say they invested £12 billion in the uk— on. amazon say they invested £12 billion in the uk economy last ye..— billion in the uk economy last year, so— billion in the uk economy last year, so they-we— billion in the uk economy last year, so they've actually ended up tor— year, so they've actually ended up tor the— year, so they've actually ended up for the second— year, so they've actually ended up for the second year in a row, we tetiewe— up for the second year in a row, we believe, looking at their accounts, paying no corporation tax accounts, paying no corporation taa in— accounts, paying no corporation tax in the— accounts, paying no corporation tax in the ut— accounts, paying no corporation tax in the uk whatsoever with trotits— tax in the uk whatsoever with some profits being in the in the in the— some profits being in the in the in the worts— some profits being in the in the in the words of— some profits being in the in the in the words of some tax anatysts— in the words of some tax analysts shunned carted off to tuaentourg— analysts shunned carted off to luxembourg to— analysts shunned carted off to luxembourg to minimise their uk to ash— luxembourg to minimise their uk to ask you— luxembourg to minimise their uk to ask you to— luxembourg to minimise their uk to ask you to explain that liam tease— to ask you to explain that liam tease isn-t— to ask you to explain that liam because isn't the— to ask you to explain that liam because isn't the fact is their tax— because isn't the fact is their tax is— because isn't the fact is their tax is tone— because isn't the fact is their tax is tone ty— because isn't the fact is their tax is done by it's— because isn't the fact is their tax is done by it's like a dodgy geee— tax is done by it's like a dodgy geee it— tax is done by it's like a dodgy geee it goes— tax is done by it's like a dodgy geezer it goes to— tax is done by it's like a dodgy geezer it goes to luxembourg whith— geezer it goes to luxembourg which is— geezer it goes to luxembourg which is one— geezer it goes to luxembourg which is one of— geezer it goes to luxembourg which is one of the biggest tax havens— which is one of the biggest tax haves in— which is one of the biggest tax havens in europe. “cg 5553 havens in europe. they pay 5.5% tax on a turnover of over 24 billion. right. we've got to be earetut— billion. right. we've got to be careful here.— cc 5“ right. we've got to be careful here. amazon comply with the taw— careful here. amazon comply with the taw. they— careful here. amazon comply with the law. they deny— careful here. amazon comply with the law. they deny they deny all wrongdoing.— the law. they deny they deny all wrongdoing. they've obviously gotvery— wrongdoing. they've obviously got very sophistic accounts. they-re— got very sophistic accounts. they'relveryv_ got very sophistic accounts. they're very, very big company they're a very, very big company enttoying— they're a very, very big company enttoying tots— they're a very, very big company employing lots and— they're a very, very big company employing lots and lots of tritish— employing lots and lots of british people.— employing lots and lots of british people. but that doesn't

mean-they— british people. but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be mean that they shouldn't be sutieet— mean that they shouldn't be sutieet to— mean that they shouldn't be subject to scrutiny. of course. ant— subject to scrutiny. of course. ant-te— subject to scrutiny. of course. and - be scrutiny - subject to scrutiny. of course. and be scrutiny at and there will be scrutiny at the— and there will be scrutiny at the extent— and there will be scrutiny at the extent to _ and there will be scrutiny at the extent to which they are keeping — the extent to which they are keeping their— the extent to which they are keeping their tax bill as low as they— keeping their tax bill as low as they tossitty— keeping their tax bill as low as they possibly can,— keeping their tax bill as low as they possibly can, that they possibly can, given that they-re—hay- they possibly can, given that they-re—hay in| they possibly can, given that. they're _ hay in the they're making such hay in the uk they're making such hay in the ut ant— they're making such hay in the ut ant r— they're making such hay in the uk and i think— they're making such hay in the uk and i think the effectiveness of uk and i think the effectiveness or that— uk and i think the effectiveness or that super— uk and i think the effectiveness of that super deduction that ttishi— of that super deduction that rishi sunak— of that super deduction that rishi sunak put— of that super deduction that rishi sunak put in 150% tax retiet. — rishi sunak put in 150% tax retiet. so— rishi sunak put in 150% tax relief. so you— rishi sunak put in 150% tax relief. so you actually get paid to invest.— relief. so you actually get paid to invest. yeah.— relief. so you actually get paid to invest. yeah. when it's ottset— to invest. yeah. when it's offset against— to invest. yeah. when it's offset against your tax bill. r-ve— offset against your tax bill. r-ve teen— offset against your tax bill. i've been talking about this a tot.— i've been talking about this a tot. we-ve— i've been talking about this a lot. we've massively increased rate— lot. we've massively increased rate or— lot. we've massively increased our rate of corporation tax from 19 our rate of corporation tax from it to — our rate of corporation tax from it to 25. — our rate of corporation tax from 19 to 25. singu— our rate of corporation tax from 19 to 25. small companies that ton-t— 19 to 25. small companies that ton-t have— 19 to 25. small companies that don't have deep— 19 to 25. small companies that don't have deep pockets and international— don't have deep pockets and international subsidiaries to invest,— international subsidiaries to invest, they— international subsidiaries to invest, they end up just paying it att— invest, they end up just paying it at in— invest, they end up just paying it at in tax.— invest, they end up just paying it all in tax. they— invest, they end up just paying it all in tax. they can't do the onset.— it all in tax. they can't do the onset. its— it all in tax. they can't do the offset. it's the _ it all in tax. they can't do the offset. it's the big— it all in tax. they can't do the offset. it's the big guys that tenetit— offset. it's the big guys that benefit when _ offset. it's the big guys that benefit when you have a high rate— benefit when you have a high rate or— benefit when you have a high rate of corporation tax offset against— rate of corporation tax offset against the — rate of corporation tax offset against the super deduction and ehannetting— against the super deduction and ehannetting a— against the super deduction and channelling a lot— against the super deduction and channelling a lot of it through tuaentourg. — channelling a lot of it through luxembourg. of— channelling a lot of it through luxembourg. o7 rt5 channelling a lot of it through luxembourg. rt5. channelling a lot of it through luxembourg. rt.5. . luxembourg. of course with their clever lawyers, some of their some of their some of their revenues will be channelled through luxembourg. they haven't denied through luxembourg. they haven't tenet—past,— through luxembourg. they haven't denied—past, but- through luxembourg. they haven't denied—past, but it- denied that in the past, but it witt— denied that in the past, but it witt stet— denied that in the past, but it will stick in— denied that in the past, but it will stick in the— denied that in the past, but it will stick in the craw, if you tite— will stick in the craw, if you the when— will stick in the craw, if you like. when on— will stick in the craw, if you like. when on bills like. when on tax bills are going—

like. when on tax bills are going up— like. when on tax bills are going up tor— like. when on tax bills are going up for ordinary people, tiseat— going up for ordinary people, tiseat trag— going up for ordinary people, fiscal drag and— going up for ordinary people, fiscal drag and particularly this— fiscal drag and particularlyi this—corporation this this hike in corporation tax.— this this hike in corporation tax. the— this this hike in corporation tax. the impact— this this hike in corporation tax. the impact on small oitaes— tax. the impact on small companies for— tax. the impact on small companies for me to try and iustity— companies for me to try and iustity a— companies for me to try and justify a massive— companies for me to try and justify a massive increase in corporation— justify a massive increase in corporation tax— justify a massive increase in corporation tax with an offset for investment— corporation tax with an offset for investment as— corporation tax with an offset for investment as the chancellor ant— for investment as the chancellor ant the— for investment as the chancellor ant the rhine— for investment as the chancellor and the prime minister tries to do and the prime minister tries to to .— and the prime minister tries to to , it— and the prime minister tries to to , it teties— and the prime minister tries to do , it belies a— and the prime minister tries to do , it belies a lack of do, it belies a lack of understanding about how small tirns— understanding about how small tirns survive— understanding about how small firms survive the— understanding about how small firms survive the importance of sash— firms survive the importance of cash trow— firms survive the importance of cash flow. and— firms survive the importance of cash flow. and it's— firms survive the importance of cash flow. and it's small firms in this— cash flow. and it's small firms in this country,— cash flow. and it's small firms in this country, as— cash flow. and it's small firms in this country, as we so often say— in this country, as we so often say ,— in this country, as we so often say , that— in this country, as we so often say , that enttoy— in this country, as we so often say , that employ two thirds of say, that employ two thirds of our say, that employ two thirds of teotte— say, that employ two thirds of teotte ant— say, that employ two thirds of our people and generate over hatt— our people and generate over hatt ou— our people and generate over half our growth.— our people and generate over half our growth. it's those that we shoutt— half our growth. it's those that we shoutt te— half our growth. it's those that we should be championing. '“r: we should be championing. and they-ve— we should be championing. and they-ve given— we should be championing. and they-ve given a— we should be championing. and they've given a tax— we should be championing. and they've given a tax bung to one of the most successful, wealthiest companies in the world. well, have. they world. well, they have. they woutt— world. well, they have. they woutt-that— world. well, they have. they would-that other- : well, they have. they would that other companies would say that other companies have—that- would say that other companies have—thatlinl have benefited from that in in other— have benefited from that in in other-tut— have benefited from that in in other-tut we- have benefited from that in in other-but we do- have benefited from that in in other but we do know other sectors. but we do know that— other sectors. but we do know that-tig— other sectors. but we do know that-tig teth— other sectors. but we do know that big tech really that the big tech giants really are that the big tech giants really tart— that the big tech giants really part or— that the big tech giants really are part of the— that the big tech giants really are part of the story, they'd say,— are part of the story, they'd saylthe — are part of the story, they'd say, the universe, part of say, of the universe, part of the— say, of the universe, part of the story— say, of the universe, part of the story about— say, of the universe, part of the story about hollowed out high— the story about hollowed out high streets— the story about hollowed out high streets, just across high streets, not just across the— high streets, not just across the-wan,— high streets, not just across the-wall, but- high streets, not just across the wall, but across the the red wall, but across the south—east,— the red wall, but across the south—east, the _ the red wall, but across the south—east, the most prosperous the red wall, but across the south of ast, the most prosperous the red wall, but across the south of ast, country. t prosperous the red wall, but across the south of ast, country. and sperous the red wall, but across the south of ast, country. and that'sis parts of the country. and that's why— parts of the country. and that's why|thint— parts of the country. and that's whyithink these— parts of the country. and that's why think these figures why i think these figures are white— why i think these figures are white-deny- why i think these figures are- while-deny.wrongdoing while amazon deny all wrongdoing .witt— while amazon deny all wrongdoing .witt-a— while amazon deny all wrongdoing .witt-a tot— while amazon deny all wrongdoing .witt-a tot ot- , ing will provoke a lot of eonroversty— , ing will provoke a lot of controversy ,_ , ing will provoke a lot of controversy , a— , ing will provoke a lot of controversy , a little later in controversy, a little later in the— controversy, a little later in the program,— controversy, a little later in the program, we're going to talk

to you— the program, we're going to talk to you atout— the program, we're going to talk to you about how— the program, we're going to talk to you about how much a labour government— to you about how much a labour government is— to you about how much a labour government is going to cost us on-taves. — government is going to cost us on-taves. r— government is going to cost us on .taxes. i can't- government is going to cost us on taxes. t“ e e on our taxes. i can't wait. rnteet.— on our taxes. i can't wait. indeed. yeah,— on our taxes. i can't wait. indeed. yeah, i'll- on our taxes. i can't wait. indeed. yeah, i'll get- on our taxes. t“ e . indeed. yeah, i'll get my abacus out-a— indeed. yeah, i'll get my abacus out-a tot. — indeed. yeah, i'll get my abacus out-a lot. now— indeed. yeah, i'll get my abacus out-a lot. now still- indeed. yeah, i'll get my abacus out a lot. now still to out a lot. a lot. now still to come, .sussexes. - out a lot. a lot. now still to come,-sussexes. - out a lot. a lot. now still to come, sussexes. o“ come, the sussexes. oh, let's catt— come, the sussexes. oh, let's call them what they are. harry and meghan have finally decided to stop making documentaries about royal family after the about the royal family after the backlash. do you a word about the royal family after the bait lash. do you a word about the royal family after the bait or.h. do you a word about the royal family after the bait or. we're/ou a word about the royal family after the bait or. we're/ou to a word about the royal family after the bait or. we're/ou to talk word about the royal family after the bait or. we're/ou to talk to rd of it or. we're going to talk to the commentator charles the royal commentator charles rea. but first, here's your morning— 7 but first, here's your morning morning news with tamsin ttotens— morning morning news with tamsin ttoterts .— morning morning news with tamsin ttoterts . thank— morning morning news with tamsin roberts . thank you— morning morning news with tamsin roberts. thank you very much. its— roberts. thank you very much. its root. — roberts. thank you very much. its root. tour— roberts. thank you very much. it's 1033. your top— roberts. thank you very much. it's 1055. your top stories- roberts. thank you very much. it's 1055. your top stories from the newsroom. labour mp garrett davies has been suspended from the party following allegations of completely unacceptable behaviour. labour is calling them incredibly serious and has encouraged anyone with a complaint to come forward. the swansea west mp will have the whip removed in westminster while a review is carried out. the 4 pm. deadline for the government to release boris johnson's unredacted messages, diaries and notebooks to the

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our former colleagues. oh, good morning— our former colleagues. oh, good morning .— our former colleagues. oh, good morning , guys. i have to say, morning, guys. i have to say, andrew, i do agree with you. let's let's wait and see if they actually stick to this. they're supposed to now going to stop their royal bashing and be behind the cameras. this way at netflix. well, i'm pretty sure netflix. well, i'm pretty sure netflix would be terribly pleased for, you know, paying over £100 million for this couple just for them to sort of make up little stories or whatever. but they're not going to come out with any more documents . to come out with any more documents. his to come out with any more documents . his never more books documents. his never more books , any more interviews . and i , any more interviews. and i think this is something to do with the public bashing that they've had just recently putting hinckley after that , the putting hinckley after that, the near dreadful car crash that they supposedly had in in new york. and i think they've just suddenly woken up to the fact that they're no longer the golden couple of certainly of america. the long since not been the golden couple here but i'd be interesting to see if they

actually do shut up because these two survive on the pubuchy these two survive on the publicity that they've engendered over the last few years. they're engendered over the last few years . they're basically their years. they're basically their truth— years. they're basically their truth has— years. they're basically their truth has become— «a555 they're basically their truth has become literally everytoty— truth has become literally everybody else is comedy moment. i everybody else is comedy moment. r nean— everybody else is comedy moment. r as you— everybody else is comedy moment. i mean, as you said— everybody else is comedy moment. i mean, as you said ,— everybody else is comedy moment. i mean, as you said , you i mean, as you said, you mentioned— i mean, as you said, you mentioned the- i mean, as you said, you mentioned the near catastrophic . i mentioned the near catastrophic . i mean— mentioned the near catastrophic . r what— mentioned the near catastrophic . i mean, what does that even mean, car chase— . i mean, what does that even mean, car chase in- . i mean, what does that even mean, car chase in new york? and then— mean, car chase in new york? and then yove— mean, car chase in new york? and then youve got— mean, car chase in new york? and then you've got south park who did then you've got south park who tit that— then you've got south park who did that cartoon— then you've got south park who did that cartoon of— then you've got south park who did that cartoon of them, which eveoryne— did that cartoon of them, which everyone—brilliantl everyone thought was brilliant and everyone thought was brilliant ant aetuatty— everyone thought was brilliant and actually, you— everyone thought was brilliant and actually, you know, taking the-out— and actually, you know, taking the-out ot— and actually, you know, taking the-out of them.- and actually, you know, taking the out of them. so, the rise out of them. so, i to— the rise out of them. so, i to you— the rise out of them. so, i mean, do you think this is whats— mean, do you think this is what's-them?- mean, do you think this is- what's-them? they've what's prompted them? they've reatiset— what's prompted them? they've realised .they've - what's prompted them? they've realised they've realised realised even they've realised now—gone- realised even they've realised —nowgone too| realised even they've realised. now—gone too far. now that they have gone too far. all now that they have gone too far. att right— now that they have gone too far. att right . — now that they have gone too far. all right . well,— now that they have gone too far. all right . well, yeah,- now that they have gone too far. all right . lr�*tiiicc $55“ “ all right. well, yeah, i mean, look, i've got great respect for matt wilkinson, who wrote this story. i mean, he's a very, very good reporter, good good reporter, very, very good royal correspondent. i have good reporter, very, very good roy doubt espondent. i have good reporter, very, very good roydoubt thatndent. i have good reporter, very, very good roy doubt that he nt. i have good reporter, very, very good roydoubt that he has i have good reporter, very, very good roy doubt that he has been have good reporter, very, very good roy doubt that he has been told no doubt that he has been told that is what they plan to that this is what they plan to do. i'm not so sure that these two, harry and meghan , will two, harry and meghan, will stick to this . uh, i just think stick to this. uh, i just think they need the publicity to survive . um, and it's going to

survive. um, and it's going to be very interesting to see if they can sit on the sit on their haunches. and also andrew and dawn, they were supposed to be making a new netflix documentary about their life within the royal family. remember the life without the royal family within the royal family, which was expected to pour a another load of bucket load of dirt over the royal family. but you know, is that now shelved ? uh, we'll have that now shelved? uh, we'll have to wait and see because, i mean, that was it. wasn't that the reason, charles,— . wasn't that the reason, charles, that the queen attarentty— reason, charles, that the queen apparenflv put— reason, charles, that the queen apparently put bugs in the room when— apparently put bugs in the room when she— apparently put bugs in the room when she met— apparently put bugs in the room when she met prince harry? teause— when she met prince harry? tease she— when she met prince harry? because she was— when she met prince harry? because she was worried that he might— because she was worried that he might te— because she was worried that he might be secretly— because she was worried that he might be secretly recording for wetttive — might be secretly recording for netflix? well,— might be secretly recording for netflix? lr�*tiiicc might be secretly recording for netflix? well, that's that's right. everybody i mean, right. i mean, everybody i mean, we've the we've seen everybody in the royal whenever harry is royal family whenever harry is around and meghan , the very, around and meghan, the very, very careful with what they say because what they don't want to happenis because what they don't want to happen is for them, you know, to end up in some sort of documentary or a book of what they've what they've said . and i they've what they've said. and i should imagine that the various various people that the various

palaces, including from the king down, must be sitting back in their armchairs today breathing a sigh of relief. i just hope it stays that way for them . stays that way for them. charles, how are they charles, how «are they going to charles, how are they going to mate— charles, how are they going to make money— charles, how are they going to make money now,— charles, how are they going to make money now, though? “5a make money now, though? they've mate— make money now, though? they've mate enough— make money now, though? they've mate enough at— make money now, though? they've made enough of them. they well, they've still got the they're still making money through netflix and spotify . uh, netflix and spotify. uh, whatever things tr 5“r: uh, whatever things that they do. toot, — whatever things that they do. took, you— whatever things that they do. toot, you ant— whatever things that they do. look, you and i— whatever things that they do. look, you and i and andrew are not— look, you and i and andrew are not going— look, you and i and andrew are not going to— look, you and i and andrew are not going to te— look, you and i and andrew are not going to be listening to any of not going to be listening to any or the— not going to be listening to any or the sporty— not going to be listening to any of the spotify stuff. i never sait— of the spotify stuff. i never said a— of the spotify stuff. i never said a tat— of the spotify stuff. i never said a bad word. stuff that comes out . um,- said a bad word. stuff that comes out . um, but you know, comes out. um, but you know, they-re— comes out. um, but you know, they-re stit— comes out. um, but you know, they're still being— comes out. um, but you know, they're still being paid by wetttiv— they're still being paid by netflix and— they're still being paid by netflix and spotify and it's a it's netflix and spotify and it's a it-s guite— netflix and spotify and it's a it-s guite a— netflix and spotify and it's a it's quite a few— netflix and spotify and it's a it's quite a few quid. they're not— it's quite a few quid. they're not short— it's quite a few quid. they're not short or— it's quite a few quid. they're not short of a— it's quite a few quid. they're not short of a bob or two. you know,— not short of a bob or two. you know, testite— not short of a bob or two. you know, despite what they were saying — know, despite what they were saying at— know, despite what they were saying at the— know, despite what they were saying at the beginning about how— saying at the beginning about how-were— saying at the beginning about how-were-off- saying at the beginning about how-were-off by,- saying at the beginning about how were off by, uh, by how they were cut off by, uh, by n...— how they were cut off by, uh, by the, ty— how they were cut off by, uh, by the, ty the— how they were cut off by, uh, by n... ty the ting.— how they were cut off by, uh, by the, by the king. but it's, you know,— the, by the king. but it's, you know, they-it — the, by the king. but it's, you know, they'll, they'll still mate— know, they'll, they'll still make money — know, they'll, they'll still make money. but look , we can make money. but look, we can wait— make money. but look, we can wait-see. — make money. but look, we can wait-see. r— make money. but look, we can wait-see. i still- make money. but look, we can wait see. i still think that wait and see. i still think that they— wait and see. i still think that they witt— wait and see. i still think that they witt te— wait and see. i still think that they will be they— wait and see. i still think that they will be they cannot hesitate — they will be they cannot hesitate but— they will be they cannot hesitate but come out with some nasty— hesitate but come out with some nasty eonrnent— hesitate but come out with some nasty comment about another ete— nasty comment about another ete ot— nasty comment about another member of the— nasty comment about another member of the royal family at stage—

member of the royal family at stage . — member of the royal family at some stage . uh,— member of the royal family at some stage . uh, i- member of the royal family at some stage . z“ ti; some stage. uh, i think you're quite right. that's charles rea royal quite right. that's charles rea royal, commentator. thanks for joining us, charles. in the studio us carole malone studio with us are carole malone and, course, sam lister, and, of course, sam lister, political editor of the express. before we talk about harry and meghan malone, you and i will ask together. yeah. we ask together. yeah, yeah. we have best night ask together. yeah, yeah. we have .best night doing. q / we have best night doing the have the best night doing the tight. — have the best night doing the tight. -on- have the best night doing thei light. _on saturday, light. fantastic. on saturday, abba voyage we went abba abba voyage we went to abba voyage for people who don't abba voyage we went to abba voyagipierce for people who don't abba voyage we went to abba voyagipierce is people who don't abba voyage we went to abba voyagipierce is the ple who don't abba voyage we went to abba voyagipierce is the most ho don't abba voyage we went to abba voyagipierce is the most avid)n't know, pierce is the most avid abba fan was. i've never seen abba fan he was. i've never seen him— abba fan he was. i've never seen him so— abba fan he was. i've never seen him so excited— abba fan he was. i've never seen him so excited about— ' 5“ i've never seen him so excited about anything hes— him so excited about anything he's-saturday- him so excited about anything he's saturday night and he he's wants saturday night and he was he's wants saturday night and he on taneing— he's wants saturday night and he was on dancing within three minutes— was on dancing within three minutes or— was on dancing within three minutes of it— was on dancing within three minutes of it started and i tount. — minutes of it started and i tount. tut— minutes of it started and i found. but what i couldn't tetieve— found. but what i couldn't believe because found. but what i couldn't believe-because the believe is because these are the avatars— believe is because these are the avatars ant— believe is because these are the avatars and couldn't believe avatars and i couldn't believe that— avatars and i couldn't believe that-weren-t— avatars and i couldn't believe that-weren't real.- avatars and i couldn't believe that weren't real. mean, avatars and i couldn't believe tiknow weren't real. mean, avatars and i couldn't believe tiknow they're n't real. mean, avatars and i couldn't believe tiknow they're not eal. mean, avatars and i couldn't believe tiknow they're not real. mean, avatars and i couldn't believe tiknow they're not real. yeah,i, i know they're not real. yeah, tut— i know they're not real. yeah, tut yeah— i know they're not real. yeah, tut yeah, they— i know they're not real. yeah, but yeah, they fancied but yeah, they are. i fancied tenny. — but yeah, they are. i fancied tenny. on— but yeah, they are. i fancied benny. oh, more— but yeah, they are. i fancied benny. oh, more as an avatar than— benny. oh, more as an avatar than t— benny. oh, more as an avatar than i ever— benny. oh, more as an avatar than i ever did— benny. oh, more as an avatar than i ever did as— benny. oh, more as an avatar than i ever did as a person. veg..— than i ever did as a person. veah whith— than i ever did as a person. yeah, which is— than i ever did as a person. yeah, which is unfortunate tease— yeah, which is unfortunate tease he— yeah, which is unfortunate because he was- yeah, which is unfortunate because he was actually there rooting— because he was actually there was looking quite yeah. was looking quite old. yeah. veg.— was looking quite old. yeah. yeahiand_ was looking quite old. yeah. yeahiand-a- was looking quite old. yeah.j yeah iand _a .of yeah and that was a bit of a thrill at the end, though, when the three of them were there. benny, and frida and the benny, bjorn and frida and the place erupted. so this was a year— place erupted. so this was a year arter— place erupted. so this was a year after the— place erupted. so this was a year after the show- t rzi; : so this was a year after the show launched, isn-t—was- year after the show launched, isn-t—was a- year after the show launched, isn't—was a year. isn't it? yeah, it was a year annivesary— isn't it? yeah, it was a year anniversary on. - isn't it? yeah, it was a year anniversary on. / isn't it? yeah, it was a year anniversary on. t/ri;5“ ' isn't it? yeah, it was a year anniversary on. “55“ z anniversary on. yeah. and i was at the opening night when all

four there and four of them were there and i got to talk to anita, the who was the blonde. then they're all grey now. yeah. and so that made my because i've my life complete because i've now to every member of now spoken to every member of the talking the entire concert talking to me, couldn't the music me, so i couldn't hear the music go, oh, and this was recorded in 19. and i said, shut up. are you are 19. and i said, shut up. are you you— 19. and i said, shut up. are you are you an avid fan? sam lister. i'm oh, no. yeah. i've i'm sorry. oh, no. yeah. i've got to confess, rocky.- i'm sorry. oh, no. yeah. i've got to confess, rocky. 1. o“ “55“ i've got to confess, rocky. i could r— got to confess, rocky. i could r eoutt— got to confess, rocky. i could see. i could see— got to confess, rocky. i could see. i could see sam's face out the corner of my eye, and she's going, she's not getting. that's really what if you saw this— that's really what if you saw this because— that's really what if you saw this because it's— that's really what if you saw this because it's just a phenomenon. /rzir. this because it's just a phenomenon. 45. e this because it's just a- phenomenon. you can't believe that them. it'sjust that it's not them. it's just like transported back 30 like being transported back 30 years and seeing them. have i have been. caroline?- 5: “g have i have been. (iaroline.7 well, i can-t— have been. (iaroline.7 well, i am get— have been. (iaroline.7 well, i can-t get my— have been. (iaroline.7 well, i can't get my head around is you-e— can't get my head around is you're paying-— can't get my head around is you're paying. it's quite exeneipve— you're paying. it's quitel expensive—it.7 you're paying. it's quite- expensive—it.7 yeah, expensive to go, isn't it.7 yeah, very. — expensive to go, isn't it.7 yeah, very. eut— expensive to go, isn't it.7 yeah, very. eee you-e— expensive to go, isn't it.7 yeah, very. but you're watching besieeuy. — basically. i know there's slightly— basically. i know there's slightly technical slightly more technical than that.— slightly more technical than thee—e- slightly more technical thani thee—e just that, but basically like a just a that, but basically like a just ooooonn— that, but basically like a just o eoonon type— that, but basically like a just a cartoon type well, a cartoon type thing. well, it is a cartoon type thing. well, it nine.— a cartoon type thing. well, it ielne. une— a cartoon type thing. well, it islme, like .feels- a cartoon type thing. well, it is me, like feels like is to me, like it feels like yon-ne— is to me, like it feels like you're-concert- is to me, like it feels like you're concert . v455“ is to me, like it feels like- you're-concert. yeah. you you're in a concert. yeah. you get— you're in a concert. yeah. you get my head it, pierce get my head round it, pierce said to me. he said, you know, for the first two minutes you'll think they're avatars. and then after and after that, you'll forget and you'll there. you do. you'll think it's there. you do. and that's exactly. it is weird.

it was an amazing thing. it was it was an amazing thing. but we about i guess you but we talked about i guess you conto— but we talked about i guess you cone-neon— but we talked about i guess you could with everyone going could do it with everyone going forward.— could do it with everyone going forward. eon-o— could do it with everyone going forward, can't you.7 ionic: could do it with everyone going forward, can't you? ionic: �*" forward, can't you? well, if yon-ne— forward, can't you? well, if one if— forward, can't you? well, if you're if you're an ageing rocker, you don't need to do a concert that some of concert anymore. is that some of us concert anymore. is that some of ne-never-eoreeonel us have never been as gorgeous as us have never been as gorgeous nene-e— us have never been as gorgeous nene-e in— us have never been as gorgeous nene-e in onen— us have never been as gorgeous as were in their 30s. yeah. as they were in their 30s. yeah. 50.— as they were in their 30s. yeah. so. i— as they were in their 30s. yeah. so. i neon— as they were in their 30s. yeah. so, i mean,-not_ as they were in their 30s. yeah. so, i mean, not going to so, i mean, it's not going to work— so, i mean, it's not going to work-one.- so, i mean, it's not going to work-but, but- so, i mean, it's not going to work-but, but it- so, i mean, it's not going to work but, but it does work for me, but, but it does nonn— work for me, but, but it does work non— work for me, but, but it does work non yon— work for me, but, but it does work for, you know what, carol? one— work for, you know what, carol? one on— work for, you know what, carol? one on onen— work for, you know what, carol? one on one i— work for, you know what, carol? the bit that i kept— work for, you know what, carol? the bit that i kept thinking about like was at my about is like if it was me at my age looking at what i age now, looking back at what i looked when i was younger, looked like when i was younger, i'd slightly depressed. we i'd be slightly depressed. we said that we you want said that we said you would want to-yonreen. — said that we said you would want to .yourself. and— said that we said you would want to yourself. and those to kill yourself. and those two girls— to kill yourself. and those two gins—nere- to kill yourself. and those two girls—were andi girls say what they were and neo— girls say what they were and tney .— girls say what they were and oney i neon— girls say what they were and they i mean, they looked incredible.— they i mean, they looked incredible. yeah. would make incredible. yeah. it would make you— incredible. yeah. it would make yon—ont- incredible. yeah. it would make yon—ent. youl you a little bit upset, but, you know.— you a little bit upset, but, you know—noo- know, at least they've had it. once—veon- once. yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. they— once. yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. oney-tonne. — once. yeah yeah, yeah, yeah. they-young. beautiful. they were young. beautiful once. should we do some newspapers? that's to here do. that's what you're to here do. shall we rather what we've just seen-charles.- seen there with charles. that nonn— stuff about harry and meghan. do stuff about harry and meghan. too-tetieve— stuff about harry and meghan. do-believe it? not- stuff about harry and meghan. do-believe it? not a- stuff about harry and meghan. j5 fl not a single do you believe it? not a single nono— do you believe it? not a single word of— do you believe it? not a single word of n.— do you believe it? not a single word of n. to.— do you believe it? not a single word of it. no, i— do you believe it? not a single word of it. no, i really- j5 fl not a single word of it. no, i really don't. au— word of it. no, i really don't. no oney-re— word of it. no, i really don't. all they're doing— word of it. no, i really don't. all they're doing they're all they're doing is they're trying— all they're doing is they're win one— all they're doing is they're tryin the near— all they're doing is they're tryin the near catastrophic, all they're doing is they're tryin thas ear catastrophic, all they're doing is they're tryin thas ea disaster,ophic, all they're doing is they're tryinthaseadisaster,ophic, they which was a disaster, which they none—ano- which was a disaster, which they node—and .- which was a disaster, which they made—and i think. made it a disaster. and i think one— made it a disaster. and i think one-neon— made it a disaster. and i think one-neon n— made it a disaster. and i think this-theory is that- made it a disaster. and i think this theory is that meghan this is my theory is that meghan noe— this is my theory is that meghan noe ene— this is my theory is that meghan now has she she— this is my theory is that meghan now has she she _to- this is my theory is that meghan now has she she to get on now has she she wants to get on non— now has she she wants to get on non ner— now has she she wants to get on with her other— now has she she wants to get on with her other ambitions. she's enroueo— enrolled with a hollywood big

nouynooo— hollywood agency, which might meanibecause_ hollywood agency, which might mean because she's movies because she's smart enonen— movies because she's smart enough-realise- movies because she's smart enough realise speculation enough to realise speculation ene— enough to realise speculation one might— enough to realise speculation one might oo— enough to realise speculation she might do a— enough to realise speculation she might do a chat show. nere-e— there's speculation that i noted— suspect at some point she'll go into— suspect at some point she'll go into pontoo- — suspect at some point she'll go into politics.ithink_ suspect at some point she'll go into politics. think she into politics. i think what she none— into politics. i think what she none-n— into politics. i think what she wants-is kind- into politics. i think what she wants-is kind of- into politics. i think what she wants is kind of try wants to do is kind of try and put—of- wants to do is kind of try andi ent—of-one put right and one of their one of onen— put right and one of their one of their acolytes,_ put right and one of their one of their acolytes, i mean, they say— of their acolytes, i mean, they so eonoio— of their acolytes, i mean, they say stupid things. _ of their acolytes, i mean, they say stupid things. they said one— say stupid things. they said. this—year this this last year was the year of-one— this this last year was the year of-the revelations- this this last year was the year of the revelations of this this last year was the year of era the revelations of this this last year was the year of era the revelations and the era of the revelations and nnooever— the era of the revelations and whatever—be,- the era of the revelations andi whatever_ be, the whatever this year will be, the year— whatever this year will be, the y..._wih_ whatever this year will be, the year—with-rovali year of healing with the royal nonin—eon family so they think they can inn— family so they think they can inn-onen— family so they think they can just-them. and- family so they think they can just them. and then just trash them. and then neeonee— just trash them. and then- neoonee—eoing because they decide it's going to—thev'ul to be all right now, they'll none— to be all right now, they'll none nn— to be all right now, they'll make up with— to be all right now, they'll make up with the royal family and make up with the royal family not—fine.- make up with the royal family and _fine, which- and all will be fine, which i eon-o— and all will be fine, which i oon-o—goino- and all will be fine, which i oon-o—ooino oo| don't think that's going to happen- — don't think that's going to happen. sam? happen. what do you reckon, sam? do happen. what do you reckon, sam? no—sonne i- do you believe them, sam? i think i think harry's just- think i think harry's just so ieotooeo— think i think harry's just so isolated now,— think i think harry's just so isolated now, and i can't see now— isolated now, and i can't see how—abtel how he would ever be able to kno— how he would ever be able to nine of— how he would ever be able to kind of make— how he would ever be able to kind of make with the kind of make amends with the royal— kind of make amends with the royal-and— kind of make amends with the royal-and i— kind of make amends with the royal-and i think- kind of make amends with the royal and i think you've royal family and i think you've got this strange court case going—withl got this strange court case. going—noon one going on over there with the nenoooe— heritage foundation think tank nono— heritage foundation think tank nno-oo— heritage foundation think tank nno-oo nono- who are trying to kind of get one—onono- who are trying to kind of get the—about his- the documents about his declarations— the documents about his declarations on use as a declarations on drug use as a way— declarations on drug use as a way-kind— declarations on drug use as a noylnno of— declarations on drug use as a way-kind of say- declarations on drug use as a way kind of say actually way to kind of say that actually nee— way to kind of say that actually he's breached _ way to kind of say that actually he's breached terms of being he's breached the terms of being oeonouy— he's breached the terms of being ooonouy i.— he's breached the terms of being actually in america— he's breached the terms of being actually in america he'll actually in america and he'll nove— actually in america and he'll nove-ooek- actually in america and he'll have - back to - actually in america and he'll have back to britain. have to come back to britain. tn — have to come back to britain. tn -non-o— have to come back to britain. ten-wont geo- have to come back to britain. i'm won't get that far, i'm sure it won't get that far, on— i'm sure it won't get that far, ent—o- i'm sure it won't get that far, ent—o wavl i'm sure it won't get that far,i ent—o way for but i can't really see a way for non— but i can't really see a way for nen-conne— but i can't really see a way for him .come-britain. but i can't really see a way for. him .come-britain now. him to come back to britain now. nee—nere- him to come back to britain now. ne-e—onere .- him to come back to britain now. he's—there . you- he's got kids out there. you know.— he's got kids out there. you non-nere. - he's got kids out there. you- know, _there. - know know, she's out there. you know , know, she's out there. you know . oney-re— know, she's out there. you know . oney-re-onere— know, she's out there. you know , they're .there . life - , they're out there for life -ne-e- , they're out there for life now. - he's back - , they're out there for life now. he's back here.

, they're out there for life- now.-he's back here. he's now. well, he's back here. he's nook— now. well, he's back here. he's nook nene— now. well, he's back here. he's back here next— now. well, he's back here. he's back here next week for the ongoing court against ongoing court case against the mirror, ongoing. ongoing court case against the mirreffectively, ongoing. ongoing court case against the mirreffectively, going ng. but effectively, they're going to sink— but effectively, they're going to sink without— but effectively, they're going to sink without trace, this couple- — to sink without trace, this- couple- —nope couple. yeah. i mean, i hope that be lovely did . that would be lovely if he did. i'm sure meghan will ever i'm not sure meghan will ever allow . no, no. i'm not sure meghan will ever allotinterestingly, . no, no. i'm not sure meghan will ever allotinterestingly, next no, no. i'm not sure meghan will ever allotinterestingly, next week 0. and interestingly, next week onen— and interestingly, next week nnen ne— and interestingly, next week when he comes— and interestingly, next week when he comes here, charles has is when he comes here, charles has n onto.— when he comes here, charles has n onoy. nee— when he comes here, charles has n onoy. ne-e onoy— when he comes here, charles has is away. he's away .— when he comes here, charles has is away. he's away . yeah, he's is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone— is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone on— is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone on holiday.— is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone on holiday. _ is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone on holiday. oz; is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone on holiday. 5 q5 “g is away. he's away. yeah, he's gone on holiday. 5 q5 “q gone on holiday. he's going to transylvania isn't he. yes, he's. yeah. he transylvania isn't he. yes,- he's. yeah. he-apparently he's. yeah. he goes apparently he's. yeah. he goes apparently ne—yeon— he's. yeah. he goes apparently ne—yeon eno- he's. yeah. he goes apparently he_year. but it's. he goes every year. but it's inn—one- he goes every year. but it's. just—the timing he goes every year. but it's just year the timing he goes every year. but it's just year that the timing he goes every year. but it's just year that he'sthe timing he goes every year. but it's just year that he's nottiming he goes every year. but it's just year that he's not going to this year that he's not going to be nere— this year that he's not going to be nere oo— this year that he's not going to be here to see— this year that he's not going to be here to see his— this year that he's not going to be here to see his son. so. so oney-re— be here to see his son. so. so they're nowhere— be here to see his son. so. so they're nowhere close to reconciliation. and here's the last poll i saw. their popularity is now they're almost as as prince andrew. as unpopular as prince andrew. oh, completely extraordinary. i think that's what's prompted this story. they need to this whole story. they need to step — this whole story. they need to step -wneoner— this whole story. they need to step _whether it- this whole story. they need to step _whether it will- :55”«o they need to step whether it will last step back. whether it will last or noo— step back. whether it will last or not in— step back. whether it will last or not is another— step back. whether it will last or not is another matter. but you— or not is another matter. but yon know.— or not is another matter. but yon know. on— or not is another matter. but you know, can i— or not is another matter. but you know, can i just before we teove— you know, can i just before we teove non— you know, can i just before we leave that,-was- you know, can i just before we leave that, was saying leave that, charles was saying oney—money. l they have loads of money. appoeenny— apparently the six court cases is doing could cost up to is now doing could cost up to £20 million in legal fees. tom bower said that on the station the so there might the other day. so there might not rich very long. not be that rich very long. they'll have to getyproper jobs, they'll have to get proper jobs, non-o— they'll have to get proper jobs, wont-veon— they'll have to get proper jobs, non-o-veon — they'll have to get proper jobs, non-o-veon >- they'll have to get proper jobs, won't yeah 5 w5: oh won't they? yeah > well. oh yes, yes, _ won't they? yeah > well. oh yes, yen-nonn— won't they? yeah > well. oh yes, yee.-ngno.-sonn.- yes, yes. right. okay, sam, tene— yes, yes. right. okay, sam, tens-yon-

yes, yes. right. okay, sam, tens-yon .- yes, yes. right. okay, sam, let's-you . let's. yes, yes. right. okay, sam, let's you . let's go yes, yes. right. okay, sam,- let's-you . let's go to let's come to you. let's go to one— let's come to you. let's go to one bony— let's come to you. let's go to the daily express— let's come to you. let's go to the daily express where we have the daily express where we have one none— the daily express where we have the boris whatsapp messages . i the boris whatsapp messages. i feet— the boris whatsapp messages. i teet ute— the boris whatsapp messages. i teet ttte tn— the boris whatsapp messages. i feel like i'm talking about none— feel like i'm talking about boris whatsapp more than i talk otont— boris whatsapp more than i talk otont ny— boris whatsapp more than i talk otont my on— boris whatsapp more than i talk about my own whatsapp. such about my own whatsapp. it's such it's about my own whatsapp. it's such to onen— about my own whatsapp. it's such to not o— about my own whatsapp. it's such it's such a kind— about my own whatsapp. it's such it's such a kind of— about my own whatsapp. it's such it's such a kind of complicated, ttnt—etoty— it's such a kind of complicated, ttnt—etotylnnonyl kind of tedious story in many noye. — kind of tedious story in many noye. .opnotentty- kind of tedious story in many ways. .apparentlylis. ways. but apparently it is important. important in important. it is important in westminster, runs on whatsapp. i mean even andrew a well known technophobe. yeah, i use whatsapp. i do. it's the only way to communicate. somebody had to—tt.— way to communicate. somebody had to—tt. to— way to communicate. somebody had to—tt. to te— way to communicate. somebody had to—tt. to te tott- way to communicate. somebody had to_it. to be fair. - to set me up on it. to be fair. ent— to set me up on it. to be fair. on non— to set me up on it. to be fair. on .— to set me up on it. to be fair. but now i know— to set me up on it. to be fair. but now i know how- to set me up on it. to be fair. but now i know how to- to set me up on it. to be fair. but now i know how to do- to set me up on it. to be fair. but now i know how to do it and the thought of all are whatsapp being disclosed? horrified. this the thing, isn't this is the thing, isn't it? to— this is the thing, isn't it? it's absolutely— this is the thing, isn't it? it's absolutely horrific.- this is the thing, isn't it? it's absolutely horrific. now this boris this is ostensibly about boris johnson, not really. johnson, but it's not really. the is arguing that the government is arguing that actually it's got much wider implications. actually it's got much wider implications . a lot of these implications. a lot of these whatsapps personal whatsapps are personal communication means that these should . only should not be disclosed. only things are relevant should things that are relevant should be . but boris be disclosed. and but boris johnson ante . he's johnson has upped the ante. he's he's basically said he will disclose all his messages and said that rishi sunak should make that happen. is he is he trying to embarrass the prime minister because that basically drags rishi sunak into all this.

then whatsapps have then all his whatsapps will have to yeah. and matt to be disclosed. yeah. and matt hancock and everybody so. hancock and everybody else. so. so so i think really boris is being quite mischievous, unsurprised . we, we know he unsurprised. we, we know he likes to do that in the way he's deaung likes to do that in the way he's dealing with this. sources close to him say he's snookered the prime minister on this one. but there this deadline today of there is this deadline today of 4:00 pm the government has 4:00 pm where the government has to decide whether it is going to abide the inquiry and hand abide by the inquiry and hand over these whatsapps. i mean, would say lord saville was on the radio this morning. he run the radio this morning. he run the sunday inquiry. he said 12 years. yeah. said that they years. yeah. he said that they should be handed over should all be handed over but exactly took years. it exactly. it took 12 years. it cost £200 million. now is this the kind of inquiry want for the kind of inquiry we want for covid? d0 the kind of inquiry we want for covid? do we all want to covid? do we all still want to be about in be talking about this in a decade? iknow be talking about this in a decade? i know because onnentty— decade? i know because currently, sam,- :f:�* i know because currently, sam, know decade? i know because currently, sam,.know the currently, sam, we know that the neonnoe. — currently, sam, we know that the neonnee—eotngl hearings. malone they're going tolnnttt— hearings. malone they're going tolnnttt tne— hearings. malone they're going to until the middle of 2026 to go until the middle of 2026 if to go until the middle of 2026 tt-wnotntnn- to go until the middle of 2026 if whatsapp messages if all these whatsapp messages tn ttonn — if all these whatsapp messages come in from everybody , it's come in from everybody, it's going— come in from everybody, it's going to— come in from everybody, it's going to ott— come in from everybody, it's going to add years to the tnontty— going to add years to the inquiry already inquiry estimated already to note— inquiry estimated already to note-too— inquiry estimated already to have 100 million. v455“ have cost 100 million. yeah. veon— have cost 100 million. yeah.. veon—tonoy yeah. and it's interesting today that know, that and it's that, you know, that and it's expected to last till 2026.

that's a conservative estimate. so it's probably going to be even longer than but is even longer than that. but it is interesting cabinet interesting that the cabinet office being hypocritical, office is being so hypocritical, as want to as if to say they want to protect boris's privacy. they don't give a stuff about boris. they less about they couldn't care less about bofis they couldn't care less about boris his privacy. boris they couldn't care less about boris they privacy. boris they couldn't care less about boris they handcy. boris they couldn't care less about boris they hand it boris they couldn't care less about boris they hand it over boris they couldn't care less about boris they hand it over fileis they couldn't care less about boris they hand it over file to knows they hand it over file to the couple weeks knows they hand it over file to the well, couple weeks knows they hand it over file to the well, exactly. withouts ago. well, exactly. without nttnont— ago. well, exactly. without without-him.- ago. well, exactly. without- without-him.-this without telling him. yeah. this nttt— without telling him. yeah. this nut-expose— without telling him. yeah. this will-expose dowden- without telling him. yeah. this will-expose dowden if. without telling him. yeah. this will expose dowden if he will do is expose dowden if he was oliver dowden, the was involved. oliver dowden, the cabinet office minister? yes. and and it and it will. and it will. it will expose rishi. although sam and it will. and it will. it will i xpose rishi. although sam and it will. and it will. it will i weree rishi. although sam and it will. and it will. it will i were justii. although sam and it will. and it will. it will i were just sayingough sam and it will. and it will. it will i were just saying before am and it will. and it will. it will i were just saying before we and i were just saying before we came can't imagine rishi came in, we can't imagine rishi sending any or nasty sending any vicious or nasty whatsapp to boris. well whatsapp messages to boris. well i'm not. iwouldn't whatsapp messages to boris. well i'm not. i wouldn't hold my i'm not. iwouldn't hold my tteotn— i'm not. iwouldn't hold my tteotn on— i'm not. iwouldn't hold my breath on that— i'm not. iwouldn't hold my breath on that one.- i wouldn't hold my breath on that one. i don't know.— breath on that one. i don't know. cotot— breath on that one. i don't know. carol i— breath on that one. i don't know. carol i want to stay with you,— know. carol i want to stay with yon. oetnotty. — know. carol i want to stay with you, actually. and— know. carol i want to stay with you, actually. and the front page— you, actually. and the front ooge ot— you, actually. and the front ooge ot tne— you, actually. and the front page of the express, which is given— page of the express, which is gtyen nnot-e— page of the express, which is given what's happened this notntng— given what's happened this morning with— given what's happened this morning with the just stop oil, try morning with the just stop oil, tty to— morning with the just stop oil, try to stop— morning with the just stop oil, tty to etoo tne— morning with the just stop oil, try to stop the english cricketers— try to stop the english cricketers getting to lord's . cricketers getting to lord's. tne— cricketers getting to lord's. tne nont— cricketers getting to lord's. the front page— cricketers getting to lord's. the front page of the express exposed— the front page of the express eoooeet eo— the front page of the express exposed eco mob— the front page of the express exposed eco mob plot to ruin the tetty— exposed eco mob plot to ruin the tetty. — exposed eco mob plot to ruin the tetty. no— exposed eco mob plot to ruin the tetty. no yon— exposed eco mob plot to ruin the derby . do you know— exposed eco mob plot to ruin the derby . j5 derby. do you know what these people i mean? yeah. yeah. these people i mean? yeah. yeah. these people are astonishing. you know, this is. this is the animal activist who animal activist group, but who are cahoots with stop are in cahoots with just stop oil and they have said

oil anyway. and they have said that they're going try and that they're going to try and stop on saturday. this stop the derby on saturday. this is the same group that tried to disrupt grand national a disrupt the grand national and a horse at grand horse died at the grand national. these people are supposed about animals. national. these people are sthorse d about animals. national. these people are sthorse d because it animals. national. these people are sthorse d because asinimals. national. these people are sthorse d because as there .s. a horse died because as there was delay to the race, was a delay to the race, the horses this horses got agitated. so this horses got agitated. so this horse at the first horse fell over at the first fence had to shot . but fence and had to be shot. but it's interesting, if you go inside the express today, it's made fuming today to the made me fuming today to the leader of this group guy leader of this group is a guy called houston . well, called king houston. well, that's a up name for a that's a made up name for a start. a nasty if start. that's a nasty list, if ever there he's called ever there was one. he's called himself king. he's he's educate hating the people this group hating the people in this group about should doing. about what they should be doing. but talks about, you but he also talks about, you know, he's telling them to go floppy. know, he's telling them to go floppy- 90 know, he's telling them to go floppy. go heavy. but floppy. so they go heavy. but he's also telling them that things if get to things like if you get sent to prison, fine. says. prison, it's fine. he says. it's like hotel room service . like a hotel with room service. and he said said, i even went like a hotel with room service. anand said said, i even went like a hotel with room service. anand hadi said, i even went like a hotel with room service. anand had a said, i even went like a hotel with room service. anand had a shower.i even went like a hotel with room service. anand had a shower. and n went like a hotel with room service. anand had a shower. and i went like a hotel with room service. anand had a shower. and i saidt in and had a shower. and i said to the coppers, have to one of the coppers, have you got moisturiser? cop got moisturiser? and the cop said, on, i'll you said, hold on, i'll get you some. got so, so, so some. i've got some. so, so, so they're them moisturiser. some. i've got some. so, so, so the said them moisturiser. some. i've got some. so, so, so thesaid themem moisturiser. some. i've got some. so, so, so thesaid them thatioisturiser. some. i've got some. so, so, so the said them that theyiriser. some. i've got some. so, so, so the said them that they alltr. he said to them that they all try get, you know, when you try to get, you know, when you go prison they take your go into prison they take your clothes. no, to clothes. no, i've never been to ntteon. — clothes. no, i've never been toi ntteon. —t prison. so, you know, prison. i noven-t— prison. so, you know, prison. i

toyen-t teen.— prison. so, you know, prison. i haven't been. is— prison. so, you know, prison. i haven't been. is this- prison. so, you know, prison. e is this something haven't been. is this something you haven't been. is this something yon—ne— haven't been. is this something yon—no netee - haven't been. is this something yon—no netee nyl haven't been. is this something. you—us here? by the you want to tell us here? by the way.— you want to tell us here? by the toy tne— you want to tell us here? by the toy the-ont— you want to tell us here? by the way, the and get way, the movies and they get given a grey tracksuit. so given a grey tracksuit. yeah. so this houston, says this guy, king houston, says it's a badge honour. it's it's a badge of honour. it's like a club. in fact, like being in a club. in fact, he it a cult . he he describes it as a cult. he said, to get you've said, you've got to get you've got the grey got to ask to keep the grey tracksuit because that shows you've prison. they you've been in prison. so they actually go prison actually want to go to prison because they're well . because they're treated well. and to see that the and i was glad to see that the eco protesters yesterday finally . yeah, wasn't that fabulous? dragged off the street off the toot.— dragged off the street off the road,_becausej road, finally, finally, because tnete— road, finally, finally, because tnete nttt— road, finally, finally, because there will-civil— road, finally, finally, because there will civil unrest, there will be civil unrest, oeoe — there will be civil unrest, peace. _will- there will be civil unrest,- peace. _will be. this is peace. there will be. this is tne— peace. there will be. this is tne tntno. — peace. there will be. this is the thing. .saw- peace. there will be. this is the thing. .saw them- peace. there will be. this is the thing. saw them today the thing. we saw them today trying to block the cricket team team's coach, gaines and the police. there were passive and didn't do anything about it. do you this is? it's the you know what this is? it's the contempt of the— you know what this is? it's the contempt of the hard- 57” it's the contempt of the hard left 57 it's the contempt of the hard left for ontnoty— contempt of the hard left for otttnoty oeonte. — contempt of the hard left for ordinary people. and think ordinary people. and i think oetnotty— ordinary people. and i think actually,_other. actually, one of the other eeettone— actually, one of the other sections of— actually, one of the other sections of this- actually, one of the other sections of this story that one of-colleagues_ sections of this story that one of-colleagues has- sections of this story that one of colleagues has done , it of my colleagues has done, it eoye— of my colleagues has done, it eoye tne— of my colleagues has done, it eoye tne yegon— of my colleagues has done, it says the vegan militants were tott— says the vegan militants were tott tney— says the vegan militants were told they mustn't— says the vegan militants were told they mustn't laugh at the onety— told they mustn't laugh at the oney-nnttte- told they mustn't laugh at thei oney-nnttto-tt angry general public, despite it tetno— angry general public, despite it tent-not— angry general public, despite it tetng-not to.— angry general public, despite it being-not to. and- angry general public, despite it being not to. and that just being hard not to. and that just snowe— being hard not to. and that just shows-mindset— being hard not to. and that just shows-mindset of- being hard not to. and that just shows mindset of these shows the mindset of these oeonte. — shows the mindset of these people. contempt for people. it's utter contempt for otttnoty— people. it's utter contempt for otttnoty-nno- people. it's utter contempt for ordinary-who are- people. it's utter contempt for ordinary who are trying ordinary people who are trying to, ordinary people who are trying to.-tnon.— ordinary people who are trying to,-know,-nice- ordinary people who are trying to,-know,-nice day| to, you know, have a nice day ont— to, you know, have a nice day ont ont— to, you know, have a nice day ont ont oteo—

to, you know, have a nice day out and also you've got the ttotn— out and also you've got the train strikes— out and also you've got the train strikes that coincide. vee- —eootttng yes. the massive sporting weekend.— yes. the massive sporting weekend. you've got the fa cup ttnot— weekend. you've got the fa cup ttnot-eot— weekend. you've got the fa cup ttnot-oot tne— weekend. you've got the fa cup final. got the epsom final. you've got the epsom betty.— final. you've got the epsom betty-ton- final. you've got the epsom. derby,-train strikes derby, we've got train strikes tomorrow, - strikes - derby, we've got train strikes tomorrow, strikes on tomorrow, train strikes on sotnttoy. — tomorrow, train strikes on saturday. this— tomorrow, train strikes on saturday. this is utter contempt for saturday. this is utter contempt tot ontnoty— saturday. this is utter contempt for ordinary people all going otont— for ordinary people all going otont tnett— for ordinary people all going about their business, trying to note—tnn- about their business, trying to have _fun. and,i have a little bit of fun. and, you— have a little bit of fun. and, yon-tt-e— have a little bit of fun. and, yon-tt-e inst- have a little bit of fun. and, you-it's just it's- have a little bit of fun. and, you it's just it's and i you know, it's just it's and i tntnt— you know, it's just it's and i tntnt t— you know, it's just it's and i think i think— you know, it's just it's and i think i think public support for the think i think public support for tne—tntete- the train the train drivers is nil the train the train drivers is ntt . — the train the train drivers is ntt . veon— the train the train drivers is nil . yeah. because- nil. yeah. because they're earning before earning 60 odd thousand before overtime before their gold plated pension. so every time i say plated pension. so every time i eoy on— plated pension. so every time i say on television— plated pension. so every time i say on television that- : 5“ so every time i say on television that they work a say on television that they work o 40, — say on television that they work o 40, we — say on television that they work o no. we on— say on television that they work a 40, we can-60— say on television that they work a 40, we can 60 grand. i get a 40, we can get 60 grand. i get eonetoty— a 40, we can get 60 grand. i geti eonetoty—eoytng. somebody from the union saying, tnot-e— somebody from the union saying, note—tne- somebody from the union saying, tnot-e—ttne. tt- somebody from the union saying, that's—true. it is- that's not exactly true. it is tne— that's not exactly true. it is ttne—ttne. l that's not exactly true. it is. true._true. and true. it's absolutely true. and tney—noney- true. it's absolutely true. and they—money 60 they want more money than the 60 gtont. — they want more money than the 60 gtont. -oootn— they want more money than the 60 gtont. -ogotn .— they want more money than the 60 otonot-ogotn . te- grand. and that, again, is contempt— grand. and that, again, is contempt for— grand. and that, again, is contempt for public saying contempt for the public saying it's contempt for the public saying tt-e—nnoney.- contempt for the public saying| tt-e—nnoney-ot contempt for the public saying it's people money. at contempt for the public saying it's people who money. at contempt for the public saying it's people who would at contempt for the public saying it's people who would want at contempt for the public saying it's people who would want to the people who would want to earn-grand— the people who would want to earn-grand o— the people who would want to earn grand a year. yeah earn 60 grand a year. yeah nont. — earn 60 grand a year. yeah right. carole— earn 60 grand a year. yeah right. 5“: right. carole malone and sam lister , you'll back next lister, you'll be back next time. thank very much. and time. thank you very much. and we on in the next few we move on in the next few moments. we'll be getting the latest developments in bournemouth where a man has been arrested suspicion of arrested on suspicion of manslaughter beach manslaughter following the beach incident several people incident where several people died . this is on to the point died. this is on to the point with dawn neesom and andrew

pierce. hello, with dawn neesom and andrew pierce . hello, alex deakin here pierce. hello, alex deakin here wttn— pierce. hello, alex deakin here wttn yont— pierce. hello, alex deakin here with your latest— 3755515; hello, alex deakin here with your latest weather update ttonn — with your latest weather update ttonn tne — with your latest weather update ttonn tne wet— with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. anottet— from the met office for gb news. anotnet try— from the met office for gb news. anotnet nty one— from the met office for gb news. another dry one for— from the met office for gb news. another dry one for the— from the met office for gb news. another dry one for the vast- another dry one for the vast majority today. many of us sunny, but yet again that east coast of england in particular will be mostly cloudy and fairly chilly high pressure is still sitting up to the northwest of the uk, allowing the winds to come in from the north sea . down come in from the north sea. down this eastern side generated a lot of cloud overnight, melting away slowly from the midlands . away slowly from the midlands. some here may stay drab and certainly over much of eastern england, south east scotland and at times over the north—west of scotland, it will be predominantly cloudy. and that wind it feel pretty wind making it feel pretty chilly those sea chilly on those north sea coasts, whereas elsewhere we are generally going to see plenty of blue temperatures again generally going to see plenty of blue up temperatures again generally going to see plenty of blue up overemperatures again generally going to see plenty of blue up over 20 c, atures again generally going to see plenty of blue up over 20 c, 22'es again generally going to see plenty of blue up over 20 c, 22 perhaps ticking up over 20 c, 22 perhaps across south wales , maybe 23, across south wales, maybe 23, whereas we're only in the teens on that east coast. again feeling cold with that breeze and again through this evening, just look the cloud returns just peeung just look the cloud returns just peeling in like a blanket over the midlands back into wales,

across northern england and southern scotland. much of scotland, northern ireland, west coast of wales, southwest of england. stay clear overnight and temperatures again mostly 9 or 10 celsius to start friday. and again, we will start with a lot of cloud and reasonably optimistic. the cloud will break a little quicker tomorrow over the eastern the midlands and even eastern england should brighten up. now. the itself may stay a bit the coast itself may stay a bit drab and it will still be pretty chilly the coast. but parts chilly on the coast. but parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire up to south—east scotland looking brighter tomorrow, a better chance seeing some sunshine chance of seeing some sunshine and probably touch as and probably a touch warmer as a result. in west. result. in the west. temperatures a degree temperatures could be a degree or so tomorrow, but again, or so down tomorrow, but again, it's basically a fine summer's day with temperatures getting into the 20s again , that into the low 20s again, that cloud could just start to push in a little bit more overnight on friday night and into saturday. the weather saturday. but the weather patterns not really shifting. high remains in control high pressure remains in control through weekend . a more through the weekend. a more optimistic, more sunshine across the east as we go through the weekend. and for most of us, staying quite warm

good morning. it's 11 am. on - good morning. it's 11 am. on ttntetoy— - good morning. it's 11 am. on tnntetoy. tne— - good morning. it's 11 am. on thursday, the ist— . good morning. it's 11 am. on thursday, the 1st of— - good morning. it's 11 am. on thursday, the 1st of june.- good morning. it's 11 am. on thursday, the 1st of june. this is thursday, the ist of june. this to to— thursday, the 1st of june. this to to tne— thursday, the ist of june. this is to the point— thursday, the ist of june. this is to the point on— thursday, the 1st of june. this is to the point on gb news with andrew— is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce.— is to the point on gb news with andrew pierce. that's him and ene-neesom— andrew pierce. that's him and nneeeeonn-w - andrew pierce. that's him and me, neesom . tm andrew pierce. that's him and me, neesom . 55:th andrew pierce. that's him and. me,-neesom . now a man andrew pierce. that's him and- me,-neesom . now a man in me, dawn neesom. now a man in his under arrest after his 40s is under arrest after two children drowned off bournemouth beach . we're live in bournemouth beach. we're live in in which has been in the town which has been stunned by this half term tragedy. awful tragedy. meanwhile, _ tragedy. awful tragedy. meanwhile, just- q: awful tragedy. meanwhile, just stop oil. yes,

tnetn — meanwhile, just stop oil. yes, tnetn oootn— meanwhile, just stop oil. yes, them again have— meanwhile, just stop oil. yes, them again have delayed the tnetont— them again have delayed the england cricket— them again have delayed the england cricket team's coach on the england cricket team's coach on tne woy— england cricket team's coach on tne woy to— england cricket team's coach on tne woy to tne— england cricket team's coach on the way to the test— england cricket team's coach on the way to the test match at totte— the way to the test match at lord's against— the way to the test match at lord's against ireland, increasing— lord's against ireland, increasing fears they will totget— increasing fears they will totget tne — increasing fears they will target the cup - increasing fears they will target the cup final and the derby— target the cup final and the derby eontng— target the cup final and the derby coming up this weekend. so so derby coming up this weekend. so no tntnnottno— derby coming up this weekend. so so infuriating and— derby coming up this weekend. so so infuriating and he's gone nonn— so infuriating and he's gone from godfather— so infuriating and he's gone from godfather to the old town.— from godfather to the old totnen at— from godfather to the old father, al pacino is to be a too. — father, al pacino is to be a too. tne— father, al pacino is to be a dad. the tender- father, al pacino is to be a dad. : q 85 father, al pacino is to be a- dad. the tender age of 83. good for him ? or is it no fool like for him? or is it no fool like an old fool . are you ever too an old fool. are you ever too ott— an old fool. are you ever too ott to— an old fool. are you ever too ott to te— an old fool. are you ever too ott to te o— an old fool. are you ever too old to be a dad?— an old fool. are you ever too old to be a dad? yes.- 5“ 5: are you ever too old to be a dad? yes. yes. oh not.— old to be a dad? yes. yes. oh not. tnot-e— old to be a dad? yes. yes. oh not. tnot-e o— old to be a dad? yes. yes. oh god. that's a very— old to be a dad? yes. yes. oh god. that's a very meant to be nenttot— god. that's a very meant to be nenttot .— god. that's a very meant to be nenttot . ont— god. that's a very meant to be neutral . but this— god. that's a very meant to be neutral. but this is not what he tntnte. — neutral. but this is not what he tntnte. wnot— neutral. but this is not what he thinks. what you— neutral. but this is not what he thinks. what you think out there nont— thinks. what you think out there nont .— thinks. what you think out there nont . so— thinks. what you think out there right . so email— thinks. what you think out there right . so email us, gb views at right. so email us, gb views at gb right. so email us, gb views at on newe— right. so email us, gb views at on news — right. so email us, gb views at gb news .com or— right. so email us, gb views at gb news .com or at gb news on twttten— gb news .com or at gb news on twtttet. ont— gb news .com or at gb news on twitter. but first,— gb news .com or at gb news on twitter. but first, here's your notntng— twitter. but first, here's your notntng ne— twitter. but first, here's your morning news with rhiannon jones . ne — morning news with rhiannon jones . we wont— morning news with rhiannon jones . ne ttont yon.— morning news with rhiannon jones . us thank you, dawn.- morning news with rhiannon jones . us thank you, dawn. good morning. it's 11:01. your . us thank you, dawn. good morning. it's11:01. your top morning. it's 11:01. your top stories from the newsroom.

labour mp garrett davies has been suspended from the party following allegations of complete unacceptable behaviour . labour's calling them incredibly serious and has encouraged anyone with a complaint to come forward . the complaint to come forward. the swansea west mp will have the whip removed in westminster while a review is carried out. shadow immigration minister stephen kinnock says such behaviour is unacceptable . all behaviour is unacceptable. all these are deeply 5.” all these are deeply troubling allegations— these are deeply troubling allegations and i really do hope tnot— allegations and i really do hope no tne— allegations and i really do hope that the women _ allegations and i really do hope that the women affected do come totwott— that the women affected do come totwott ont— that the women affected do come forward and make— that the women affected do come forward and make formal eonototnte— forward and make formal complaints because it's quite tttttontt— complaints because it's quite tttttentt to— complaints because it's quite difficult to move— complaints because it's quite difficult to move the complaints process— difficult to move the complaints process forward _ difficult to move the complaints process forward without those totnnot— process forward without those formal complaints. but i am also very— formal complaints. but i am also very oteoeet— formal complaints. but i am also very pleased that— formal complaints. but i am also very pleased that the labour party— very pleased that the labour totty noe— very pleased that the labour party has taken— very pleased that the labour party has taken swift action and eneoentet— party has taken swift action and enepentet to— party has taken swift action and suspended ed guerin's membership .wnten— suspended ed guerin's membership .wnten nneone— suspended ed guerin's membership , which means automatic eneenetoon— , which means automatic suspension of— , which means automatic suspension of the whip as well , suspension of the whip as well, pending— suspension of the whip as well, pending tne— suspension of the whip as well, pending the investigation and getttne— pending the investigation and oetttng etonty— pending the investigation and getting clarity on what has token— getting clarity on what has toten wooe— getting clarity on what has taken place . _ getting clarity on what has taken place . 4 getting clarity on what has- taken place . the 4 pm. deadline taken place. the 4 pm. deadline for the government to release

bofis for the government to release boris johnson's unredacted messages , diaries and notebooks messages, diaries and notebooks to the covid 19 inquiry is fast approaching. the cabinet office previously argued the material was irrelevant and claims that it didn't have access to it. but the former prime minister's handed over the material to the government and is urging it to be passed on ahead of today's deadune. be passed on ahead of today's deadline . police investigating deadline. police investigating the disappearance of madeleine mccann say they've recovered several items during last week's searches of a portuguese reservoir. they were carried out after requests from german prosecutor shooters who say the items can't yet be linked to her disappearance . a large section disappearance. a large section of the reservoir was cordoned off around 30 miles from where three year old madeleine went missing in two thousand and seven. the items seized will be evaluated over the coming weeks . just stop oil protesters blocked england cricket's team bus as it made its way to lord's earlier. they stood in front of the coach in the middle of the road, blocking it from getting to the grounds. cricketerjonny bairstow a photo from the

bairstow posted a photo from the bus on social media saying, if we're a bit late , it's not our we're a bit late, it's not our fault they've now arrived safely at lord's for day one of the test match between england and ireland . detectives ireland. detectives investigating the death of two teenagers at bournemouth beach say there was no contact with a vessel. a 12 year old girl and a 17 year old boy died after being pulled from the sea yesterday afternoon. eight others were treated for non—life threatening injuries. a man in his 40 who was in the water at the time has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. the average house price fell by around £1,000 in april after three months of increases . that's according to increases. that's according to halifax, which says the typical property value fell by 0.3% month on month. that takes the average uk house price to £286,000 in april, a more than 1 million nhs staff in england are set to receive increased

salaries and one off payments from today. nurses paramedics and midwives are among those who will receive a 5% pay rise backdated to april as part of the latest pay deal. those eligible will also receive a one off payment for last year and a so—called nhs backlog bonus for this year . so—called nhs backlog bonus for this year. european leaders are holding talks at a summit in moldova , where the prime moldova, where the prime minister is expected to ask about joint efforts to tackle illegal migration . rishi sunak illegal migration. rishi sunak will announce negotiations on a new returns agreement with moldova. it will allow the uk to return ten foreign nationals who have violating immigration laws. the war in ukraine will be another issue on the summit agenda, with president vladimir zelenskyy saying his country is ready for tighter cooperation . ready for tighter cooperation. grain is ready to be nato. we wotttno— grain is ready to be nato. we are waiting when— grain is ready to be nato. we are waiting when nato will be teoty— are waiting when nato will be teoty to— are waiting when nato will be teoty to nont— are waiting when nato will be ready to host and— are waiting when nato will be ready to host and to see and to note— ready to host and to see and to note nttotne— ready to host and to see and to have ukraine at.— ready to host and to see and to have ukraine at. and i think eeonnty— have ukraine at. and i think security guarantees are very tnnnottont— security guarantees are very tnnoottont not— security guarantees are very important not only for ukraine, for important not only for ukraine, tot ont— important not only for ukraine, for our neighbours, for moldova,

teeonee— for our neighbours, for moldova, teoonee ot— for our neighbours, for moldova, because of the— for our neighbours, for moldova, because of the russia and of wet— because of the russia and of their aggression— because of the russia and of their aggression in ukraine and notenttot— their aggression in ukraine and potential aggression for other totte— potential aggression for other none ot— potential aggression for other pone ot tntone— potential aggression for other pone ot tntone .— potential aggression for other parts of europe . to children and parts of europe. to children and otntt— parts of europe. to children and one adult have— parts of europe. to children and one adult have been killed in a tneeton— one adult have been killed in a russian attack— one adult have been killed in a russian attack on— one adult have been killed in a russian attack on kyiv 14. otteto— russian attack on kyiv 14. others were _ russian attack on kyiv 14. others were injured- russian attack on kyiv 14. others were injured after missiles were fired towards the east of the city. multiple buildings were struck, including apartment blocks and a clinic. it's the 18th strike in a month on ukraine's. it's the 18th strike in a month on ukraine's . capital and jane on ukraine's. capital and jane mcdonald has been announced as phillip schofield replacement for the british soap awards. the singer will be stepping in after schofield quit itv after admitting to an affair with a young colleague, jane , who's young colleague, jane, who's best known for her travel series , says it's a dream come true to be hosting the show on saturday. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back to andrew and dumas .

it's back to andrew and dumas. good morning. welcome back. now here's a developing coming out now— here's a developing coming out etoty ot— here's a developing coming out etoty ot o— here's a developing coming out etoty ot o etoty— here's a developing coming out story of a story coming out of bournemouth. _ story of a story coming out of bournemouth. a— story of a story coming out of bournemouth. a man has been oneetet— bournemouth. a man has been arrested after— bournemouth. a man has been arrested after a _ bournemouth. a man has been arrested after a 12— bournemouth. a man has been arrested after a 12 year old ont— arrested after a 12 year old ottt ont— arrested after a 12 year old girl ont w— arrested after a 12 year old girl and 17 year— arrested after a 12 year old girl and 17 year old boy have ttet— girl and 17 year old boy have ttet otter— girl and 17 year old boy have died after being— girl and 17 year old boy have died after being pulled from the sea died after being pulled from the ott— died after being pulled from the ott o— died after being pulled from the sea off a bournemouth pier. wett— sea off a bournemouth pier. wett. joining— sea off a bournemouth pier. well, joining us— sea off a bournemouth pier. well, joining us for- sea off a bournemouth pier. well, joining us for more. sea off a bournemouth pier. well, joining us for more is our gb reporter addison gb news reporter ray addison rae. is a curious one, a rae. this is a curious one, a terrible tragedy . we half term terrible tragedy. we half term 12 year old and 17 year old have died . what in what circumstances died. what in what circumstances did they did they drown . well, did they did they drown. well, what was presumably- did they did they drown. well, what was presumably a- : : : : : well, what was presumably a fun day out what was presumably a fun day ont ot— what was presumably a fun day ont ot tne— what was presumably a fun day out at the beach— what was presumably a fun day out at the beach yesterday has ended— out at the beach yesterday has ended tn— out at the beach yesterday has ended in tragedy.— out at the beach yesterday has ended in tragedy. dorset police tetttno— ended in tragedy. dorset police tetttne ne— ended in tragedy. dorset police telling us that— ended in tragedy. dorset police telling us that at— ended in tragedy. dorset police telling us that at around 430 yeetettoy— telling us that at around 430 yesterday afternoon, they teoetwet— yesterday afternoon, they teoetwet o— yesterday afternoon, they received a call- yesterday afternoon, they received a call from paramedics tntotnntno— received a call from paramedics informing them— received a call from paramedics informing them that there had teen— informing them that there had been on— informing them that there had been an incident— informing them that there had been an incident at off of off of been an incident at off of off ot tne— been an incident at off of off of the beach _ been an incident at off of off of the beach next— been an incident at off of off of the beach next to bournemouth pier of the beach next to bournemouth ttet ten— of the beach next to bournemouth ttet ten oeoote— of the beach next to bournemouth pier ten people. ultimately tetng— pier ten people. ultimately being recovered from the water. tne— being recovered from the water. tne two.— being recovered from the water. tne two. o— being recovered from the water.

tne two. o w— being recovered from the water. the two, a 17 year— being recovered from the water. the two, a 17 year old boy and a 12 the two, a 17 year old boy and a to yeot— the two, a 17 year old boy and a to yeot ott— the two, a 17 year old boy and a to yeot ott ent.— the two, a 17 year old boy and a 12 year old girl, had— the two, a 17 year old boy and a 12 year old girl, had sustained onttootty— 12 year old girl, had sustained critically critical— 12 year old girl, had sustained critically critical injuries and tney— critically critical injuries and tney totet— critically critical injuries and they later died— critically critical injuries and they later died in hospital . the they later died in hospital. the otnet— they later died in hospital. the otnet etont— they later died in hospital. the other eight were— they later died in hospital. the other eight were treated for non—tne— other eight were treated for non—life threatening injuries. wow— non—life threatening injuries. wow nonet— non—life threatening injuries. now dorset police have arrested a now dorset police have arrested o tn nts— now dorset police have arrested a man in his 40s— now dorset police have arrested a man in his 40s on suspicion of nonetongntet— a man in his 40s on suspicion of nonetonontet .— a man in his 40s on suspicion of manslaughter. they say that he tn— manslaughter. they say that he tn tne— manslaughter. they say that he was in the water— manslaughter. they say that he was in the water at the time. nowewen tn— was in the water at the time. however, in the— was in the water at the time. however, in the last ten minutes or nonet— however, in the last ten minutes or so, dorset police— however, in the last ten minutes or so, dorset police announcing, teweottno— or so, dorset police announcing, teweottne tnot— or so, dorset police announcing, revealing that there was no onyeteot— revealing that there was no physical contact between a tense— physical contact between a weeeet ont— physical contact between a vessel and those in the water. now:— vessel and those in the water. wow. nonet— vessel and those in the water. now, dorset police telling us otwtonety— now, dorset police telling us obviously it's— now, dorset police telling us obviously it's very early days is obviously it's very early days to eotty— obviously it's very early days is early stages— obviously it's very early days is early stages of— obviously it's very early days is early stages of this investigation ocean right now. neteettwe— investigation ocean right now. detective chief— investigation ocean right now. detective chief superintendent wett— detective chief superintendent wettcotttgon— detective chief superintendent neil corrigan of— detective chief superintendent neil corrigan of dorset police eoytne— neil corrigan of dorset police eoytng tnot— neil corrigan of dorset police eoytng tnot tney— neil corrigan of dorset police saying that they are doing ewetytntno— saying that they are doing everything they can to support the families— everything they can to support the families .— everything they can to support the families . they also say the the families. they also say the neon— the families. they also say the teoon wo— the families. they also say the teoon very— the families. they also say the beach was very ,— the families. they also say the beach was very , very busy at the beach was very, very busy at the ttnne. — beach was very, very busy at the ttnne. tney-te— beach was very, very busy at the time. they're urging anybody who saw time. they're urging anybody who tnte— time. they're urging anybody who saw this incident— time. they're urging anybody who saw this incident to— time. they're urging anybody who saw this incident to come totwott— saw this incident to come forward and— saw this incident to come forward and provide any information— forward and provide any information that they might note. — information that they might note. ont— information that they might have. but they're also asking eeontye— have. but they're also asking eeontye not— have. but they're also asking everyone not to— have. but they're also asking everyone not to speculate about the circumstances— everyone not to speculate about

the circumstances surrounding tnot— the circumstances surrounding that incident.— the circumstances surrounding that incident. at— the circumstances surrounding that incident. at the moment at onen— that incident. at the moment at not o— that incident. at the moment at not o tote. — that incident. at the moment at such a rate. do— that incident. at the moment at such a rate. do we— that incident. at the moment at such a rate. j5 :5 such a rate. do we do we know whether it's the victims are from the same family. whether it's the victims are from the same family . that's from the same family. that's currently not yet been revealed? it's not been announced . dorset it's not been announced. dorset totte— it's not been announced. dorset oottee eoytng— it's not been announced. dorset police saying that— it's not been announced. dorset police saying that they are done— police saying that they are doing everything that they can doing everything that they can to to— doing everything that they can to to ennoott— doing everything that they can do to support their families. so oteennnotty— do to support their families. so presumably more— do to support their families. so presumably more than one family. however— presumably more than one family. toweet tnot-e— presumably more than one family. however that's just— presumably more than one family. however that's just purely eoeentotton— however that's just purely speculation on— however that's just purely speculation on my part at this ttnne. — speculation on my part at this ttnne. tent.— speculation on my part at this time. right. okay— speculation on my part at this time. right. okay ”q“ time. right. okay all right. wet.— time. right. okay all right. well, that's a very sad story . well, that's a very sad story. ray, thank you very much for joining— ray, thank you very much for joining — ray, thank you very much for joining us. justice sunshine. tett— joining us. justice sunshine. too get— joining us. justice sunshine. tet-o get owne— joining us. justice sunshine. let's get some viewers- joining us. justice sunshine. let's get some viewers as well. something half term, don't- something half term, don't you? tony— something half term, don't you? many happy— something half term, don't you? many happy family— something half term, don't you? many happy family holidays- something half term, don't you? many happy family holidays at bournemouth as a teenager. it's a lovely it's lovely, a lovely it's a lovely, beautiful lovely beautiful beach. yeah, lovely beach. our thoughts are with the tonnttee— beach. our thoughts are with the families-involved. - families that are involved. tttotntety. — families that are involved. absolutely. .views- families that are involved. . absolutely. .views pouring absolutely. now views pouring in, particularly on oil in, particularly on stop oil just stop oil. just stop them. bfian just stop oil. just stop them. brian says. in my day, protesters were arrested for conduct likely to cause a breach protesters were arrested for co the :t likely to cause a breach protesters were arrested for co the peace. well,ise a breach protesters were arrested for co the peace. well, thisi breach protesters were arrested for co the peace. well, this is reach protesters were arrested for co the peace. well, this is what of the peace. well, this is what i of the peace. well, this is what t eon-t— of the peace. well, this is what i can't understand,— f well, this is what i can't understand, why the totte— i can't understand, why the totee-toot. - i can't understand, why the police back. and i can't understand, why the police good back. and i can't understand, why the policegood morning, k. and i can't understand, why the policegood morning, matt. it's matt, good morning, matt. it's etnote—

matt, good morning, matt. it's etnnote .— matt, good morning, matt. it's etnnote . tt-e— matt, good morning, matt. it's etnnote . to o— matt, good morning, matt. it's simple. it's a crime to matt, good morning, matt. it's simple . it's a crime to block simple. it's a crime to block tne— simple. it's a crime to block tne nntto— simple. it's a crime to block the public highway , which is the public highway, which is tne— the public highway, which is ttne-tnot— the public highway, which is true._that can- the public highway, which is true. that can be true. i think that can be removed— true. i think that can be removed for— true. i think that can be removed for their safety. maybe by removed for their safety. maybe ty-nottoe. — removed for their safety. maybe ty-nottoe. .— removed for their safety. maybe ty-nottoe. t t— removed for their safety. maybe by police. i i know, but by the police. i i know, but ttoetott— by the police. i i know, but alastair alister,— by the police. i i know, but alastair alister, this is the teet— alastair alister, this is the best message— alastair alister, this is the best message so far. alastair alister, this is the- best message so far . perhaps the best message so far. perhaps the england cricket team should have got off the coach and bowled over the protesters. oh, see, a bit of pre—match practise. yes. or just booted them bit of pre—match practise. yes. orjust booted them up the up or just booted them up the up the backside or something. i mean get you arrested mean that would get you arrested probably. well, is the probably. well, this is the gotten. — probably. well, this is the gotten. t— probably. well, this is the problem. i mean,- well, this is the problem. i mean, we had that story— problem. i mean, we had that etoty toot— problem. i mean, we had that story last week,— problem. i mean, we had that story last week, wasn't it, when the story last week, wasn't it, when tne tnttet— story last week, wasn't it, when the builder-wasn't- story last week, wasn't it, when the builder wasn't arrested, the builder was wasn't arrested, but the builder was wasn't arrested, tnt ne— the builder was wasn't arrested, tnt ne oe— the builder was wasn't arrested, but he was questioned by the ootee— but he was questioned by the police handcuffs— but he was questioned by the police handcuffs . yeah. he was police handcuffs. yeah. he was put-handcuffs— police handcuffs. yeah. he was put-handcuffs for- police handcuffs. yeah. he was put handcuffs for pulling one put in handcuffs for pulling one of put in handcuffs for pulling one ot tnenn— put in handcuffs for pulling one ot tnetn ott— put in handcuffs for pulling one of them off the _ put in handcuffs for pulling one of them off the road. exactly ann— of them off the road. exactly ann-t— of them off the road. exactly ann-t tnot- of them off the road. exactly and - if just stop - of them off the road. exactly and-if just stop oil| and alex says if just stop oil were protesting about high levels opposed levels of immigration as opposed to , they'd be to fossil fuels, they'd be manhandled off the road in minutes organisation minutes and their organisation could i rather fear you're could tell. i rather fear you're right, alex. i do think it is tne— right, alex. i do think it is tne-ten-t— right, alex. i do think it is the-isn't it?- right, alex. i do think it is the-isn't it? it- ”q“. 55x i do think it is the isn't it? it depends ”q“. 55x i do think it is thewhat isn't it? it depends ”q“. 55x i do think it is thewhat the 't it? it depends ”q“. 55x i do think it is thewhat the causet depends ”q“. 55x i do think it is thewhat the cause isiepends ”q“. 55x i do think it is thewhat the cause is asends ”q“. 55x i do think it is thewhat the cause is as tois on what the cause is as to wnetnet— on what the cause is as to whether the— on what the cause is as to whether the police actually get tnwotwet—l involved about it. it's like, you— involved about it. it's like, yon know.— involved about it. it's like, yon know-o- involved about it. it's like, you know, a football fan. you know, i'm a football fan. eoot— you know, i'm a football fan. toot-.— you know, i'm a football fan. toot- ty— you know, i'm a football fan. toot- ty tne- you know, i'm a football fan. good , by the way, for the good luck, by the way, for the fa good luck, by the way, for the tot-tne— good luck, by the way, for the fa-this weekend - good luck, by the way, for the fa-this weekend .. fa cup final this weekend. everyone— fa cup final this weekend. everyone and everyone from manchester and it's everyone from manchester and tt-e tne— everyone from manchester and tt-e tte. yon— everyone from manchester and it's like, you know, i'm

it's like, you know, if i'm going— it's like, you know, if i'm goingla_ it's like, you know, if i'm going a football match, i'm going to a football match, i'm nonttotet— going to a football match, i'm monitored, i'm— going to a football match, i'm monitored, i'm filmed, have monitored, i'm filmed, i have ttytng— monitored, i'm filmed, i have zones flying over— monitored, i'm filmed, i have zones flying over zones , drones zones flying over zones, drones ttytng— zones flying over zones, drones flying overhead.— zones flying over zones, drones flying overhead. literally flying overhead. i'm literally tetttet. — flying overhead. i'm literally kettled. that's— flying overhead. i'm literally kettled. that's probably wherever you go . yeah, wherever you go. yeah, absolutely. _ wherever you go. yeah, absolutely. it's- q5 yeah, absolutely. it'sjust q5 yeah, absolutely. it's just me wherever you go. yeah,- absolutely. it's just me because it's absolutely. it's just me because tt-e-toottott— absolutely. it's just me because it's-football-canl it's football. football fans can be it's football. football fans can te-ttte — it's football. football fans can be-like that. - it's football. football fans cani be-like that-but be treated like that. okay. but the-movement,- be treated like that. okay. but the movement, i'm not just the blm movement, i'm not just ntettng— the blm movement, i'm not just otettng tnenn— the blm movement, i'm not just picking them out,— the blm movement, i'm not just picking them out, you know, it nogoene— picking them out, you know, it nogoeneltot— picking them out, you know, it happensllot with— picking them out, you know, it happens lot with other happens a lot with other movements. _ happens a lot with other movements. but the blm movement . ttoet— movements. but the blm movement . ttoet twee— movements. but the blm movement , black lives matters.— movements. but the blm movement , black lives matters. yeah, ttoet— , black lives matters. yeah, black-matters- , black lives matters. yeah,- black-matters-can black lives matters. they can inet— black lives matters. they can wet-wttn— black lives matters. they can inet-wttn-tneyi just get away with what they wont. — just get away with what they. want, _football want, what is it about football tone—on— want, what is it about football fans—can treat- fans that people can treat us? how:— fans that people can treat us? tow—booty- fans that people can treat us? tow—totty oel fans that people can treat us?- how,_badly as they how, you know, as badly as they wont—t.- how, you know, as badly as they wont—t. - how, you know, as badly as theyi wont—t. wttt want and get away with it. will you want and get away with it. will yonlwotettng— want and get away with it. will you-watching the— want and get away with it. will you watching the match on you be watching the match on saturday? yes, of yeah, saturday? yes, of course. yeah, oteotntety. — absolutely. i won't. who are yone — absolutely. i won't. who are yone wno— absolutely. i won't. who are yone who-yon- absolutely. i won't. who are you? “q absolutely. i won't. who are- you? who .you rooting for? you? who are you rooting for? oh, it's tricky because- you? who are you rooting for? oh, it's tricky because my- oh, it's tricky because my totter— oh, it's tricky because my totnet tn— oh, it's tricky because my father in law— oh, it's tricky because my father in law is- oh, it's tricky because my father in law is a big man city ton— father in law is a big man city ton ont— father in law is a big man city ton ont woe— father in law is a big man city fan and was born— father in law is a big man city fan and was born in the ttetotty— fan and was born in the literally the— fan and was born in the literally the streets surrounding the old ground. so. tno— surrounding the old ground. so. ant nee— surrounding the old ground. so. and he's coming— surrounding the old ground. so. and he's coming up to his 90th ttttntoy. — and he's coming up to his 90th ttttntoy. so— and he's coming up to his 90th birthday. so yeah,— and he's coming up to his 90th birthday. so yeah, i'm guessing i'm birthday. so yeah, i'm guessing tnn gotng— birthday. so yeah, i'm guessing tnn gotng to— birthday. so yeah, i'm guessing tnn gotng to go— birthday. so yeah, i'm guessing i'm going to go for city. i'm not— i'm going to go for city. i'm not wotettng— i'm going to go for city. i'm not watching it— i'm going to go for city. . “q . you're going not watching it. you're going etoootng— not watching it. you're going enonotng. towe.— . “q . you're going shopping, love. instead you're going— shopping, love. instead you're gotng to— shopping, love. instead you're gotng to go— shopping, love. instead you're gotng to go ont— shopping, love. instead you're going to go and see abba again. no going to go and see abba again. to oetnotty— going to go and see abba again. no actually, no. _ going to go and see abba again. no actually, no. f no actually, no. actually, i'm meeting school chums. of meeting up with school chums. of course school course you've got your school reunion exactly. exactly. oh reunion. exactly. exactly. oh now, boris johnson , remember

now, boris johnson, remember him? he's put the pressure on the prime minister now to hand over whatsapps and diaries to the pandemic inquiry, which is being chaired by the lawyer. lady. hall. he gave the lady. lady hall. he gave the materials to the cabinet office in full and unredacted form . in full and unredacted form. i'd actually like to read some of i'd actually like to read some ot-.— i'd actually like to read some ot-. tne— i'd actually like to read some of . the government is of those. the government is on course for an unprecedented tegot— course for an unprecedented tegot-t— course for an unprecedented tegot-t tt— course for an unprecedented legal if it misses the legal battle. if it misses the too— legal battle. if it misses the 4:00 deadline— legal battle. if it misses the 4:00 deadline to— legal battle. if it misses the 4:00 deadline to disclose these toennnente— 4:00 deadline to disclose these toennnente .— 4:00 deadline to disclose these documents , it's— 4:00 deadline to disclose these documents , it's well, our documents, it's well, our oottteot— documents, it's well, our political darren mccaffrey is in weetnntnetet— political darren mccaffrey is in westminster has— political darren mccaffrey is in westminster has been talking to lots westminster has been talking to toteltte — westminster has been talking to lots-mps. darren,- westminster has been talking to lots-mps. darren, the- westminster has been talking to lots mps. jt5””t5“ ff lots of mps. darren, the clock's ticking. still no puff of smoke from the downing street sistine chapel. what are they going to do ? indeed. and in fact, the do? indeed. and in fact, the tnnne— do? indeed. and in fact, the prime minister— :57 indeed. and in fact, the prime minister has actually in tottowo— prime minister has actually in moldova today— prime minister has actually in moldova today attending an international— moldova today attending an international conference talking otont— international conference talking otont tne— international conference talking about the situation in ukraine ont— about the situation in ukraine ont oteo— about the situation in ukraine and also migration to a degree. ont— and also migration to a degree. tnt yone— and also migration to a degree. on yon-e ttgtt— and also migration to a degree. but you're right, he's going to note— but you're right, he's going to note to— but you're right, he's going to note to note— but you're right, he's going to have to make the— but you're right, he's going to have to make the decision pretty gntetty. — have to make the decision pretty gntetty. we— have to make the decision pretty gntetty. we oe— have to make the decision pretty quickly. we are taking towards tnot— quickly. we are taking towards to t— quickly. we are taking towards to t p-m- — quickly. we are taking towards that 4 pm. deadline. clearly, that 4 p.m. deadline. clearly, tone— that 4 pm. deadline. clearly, boris johnson's— that 4 pm. deadline. clearly, boris johnson's decision yeetettoy— boris johnson's decision yesterday hand over documents yesterday to hand over documents to tne— yesterday to hand over documents to tne cottnet— yesterday to hand over documents to the cabinet office his tonee— to the cabinet office his diaries, those- to the cabinet office his diaries, those whatsapp messages nntetoetet—

diaries, those whatsapp messages nntetoetet .— diaries, those whatsapp messages unredacted . frankly, it puts the unredacted. frankly, it puts the tnnne— unredacted. frankly, it puts the prime minister— unredacted. frankly, it puts the prime minister in— unredacted. frankly, it puts the prime minister in a bit of a note— prime minister in a bit of a pickle because— prime minister in a bit of a pickle because it is also clear tnot— pickle because it is also clear that officials— pickle because it is also clear that officials and— pickle because it is also clear that officials and i think some nntntetete— that officials and i think some nntntetete-ot— that officials and i think some ministers at number 10 ministers inside at number 10 ont— ministers inside at number 10 ont tne— ministers inside at number 10 and the cabinet— ministers inside at number 10 and the cabinet office are a tttte— and the cabinet office are a little concerned _ and the cabinet office are a little concerned about the oteeetent— little concerned about the precedent this— little concerned about the precedent this might well if precedent this might well set if messages are handed over nntetoetet— messages are handed over unredacted to— messages are handed over unredacted to the inquiry. and i tntnt— unredacted to the inquiry. and i tntnt tne— unredacted to the inquiry. and i think the prime— unredacted to the inquiry. and i think the prime minister kind of toeee— think the prime minister kind of toeee tntee— think the prime minister kind of faces three potential choices nete. — faces three potential choices nete. ttet— faces three potential choices here. first of— faces three potential choices here. first of all,— faces three potential choices here. first of all, he does just nont— here. first of all, he does just nont owet— here. first of all, he does just hand over these— here. first of all, he does just hand over these docs comments. it's hand over these docs comments. we eonnetntng— hand over these docs comments. it's something the— hand over these docs comments. it's something the inquiry has oetet— it's something the inquiry has oetet tot— it's something the inquiry has asked for there— it's something the inquiry has asked for there a— it's something the inquiry has asked for there a big claim as it asked for there a big claim as t te— asked for there a big claim as t te nn— asked for there a big claim as t te no to— asked for there a big claim as t te no to ne— asked for there a big claim as it is up to us to— asked for there a big claim as it is up to us to decide whether we— it is up to us to decide whether this information— it is up to us to decide whether this information is— it is up to us to decide whether this information is relevant or not.— this information is relevant or not. te— this information is relevant or not. te conto— this information is relevant or not. he could decide not to do it not. he could decide not to do tt ot— not. he could decide not to do tt ot ott. — not. he could decide not to do tt ot ott. ant— not. he could decide not to do it at all. and clearly that wont— it at all. and clearly that wont tt— it at all. and clearly that would irk baroness hallett and the would irk baroness hallett and tne tngntty— would irk baroness hallett and the inquiry team. _ would irk baroness hallett and the inquiry team. they have said tney— the inquiry team. they have said tney oe— the inquiry team. they have said they are prepared— the inquiry team. they have said they are prepared to take the government— they are prepared to take the government to— they are prepared to take the government to court on this one— government to court on this quite extraordinary , isn't it, quite extraordinary, isn't it, tnot— quite extraordinary, isn't it, tnot yone— quite extraordinary, isn't it, that you've got— quite extraordinary, isn't it, that you've got a government led tngntty— that you've got a government led tngntty oteootet— that you've got a government led tngntty oteootet to— that you've got a government led inquiry prepared to take the very— inquiry prepared to take the very government that set it up to conne— very government that set it up to eontte ant— very government that set it up to court? and government has to court? and the government has even—tney- to court? and the government has even—tney tnoyi even suggested that they may eeen— even suggested that they may eeet—etool seek judicial review to stop tnot— seek judicial review to stop that-happening- seek judicial review to stop that happening . third of that from happening. third of all, that from happening. third of ott—otwoye- that from happening. third of all,_always, as. all, there could always, as were— all, there could always, as tnete te— all, there could always, as there is .these - all, there could always, as there is these situations, be there is in these situations, be eonnewnot— there is in these situations, be somewhat-fudge- somewhat of a fudge where toennnente— somewhat of a fudge where documents are— somewhat of a fudge where documents are handed over, but ootenttotty— documents are handed over, but potentially some— documents are handed over, but potentially some of them are

tetoetet— potentially some of them are redacted - not - potentially some of them are redacted not handed redacted or they're not handed tn tntt— redacted or they're not handed over in full, but— redacted or they're not handed over in full, but in— redacted or they're not handed over in full, but in the end, we— over in full, but in the end, this decision— over in full, but in the end, this decision is— over in full, but in the end, this decision is going to have to te— this decision is going to have to te note.— this decision is going to have to be made, we— this decision is going to have to be made, we think, by 4 pm. totoy— to be made, we think, by 4 pm. totoy. tne— to be made, we think, by 4 pm. today. the deadline— to be made, we think, by 4 pm. today. the deadline was extended non— today. the deadline was extended ttonn tneetoy— today. the deadline was extended from tuesday at— today. the deadline was extended from tuesday at 4:00 pm. by 48 none— from tuesday at 4:00 pm. by 48 none ont— from tuesday at 4:00 pm. by 48 none tnt tt— from tuesday at 4:00 pm. by 48 hours, but it is— from tuesday at 4:00 pm. by 48 hours, but it is a— from tuesday at 4:00 pm. by 48 hours, but it is a sign, i tttnt— hours, but it is a sign, i gig, ot— hours, but it is a sign, i think, of the— hours, but it is a sign, i think, of the concern and the tenetone— think, of the concern and the tensions that— think, of the concern and the tensions that going forward will be tensions that going forward will te otontt— tensions that going forward will be around this— tensions that going forward will be around this inquiry. clearly it be around this inquiry. clearly tt te— be around this inquiry. clearly tt te o— be around this inquiry. clearly tt te o wtte— be around this inquiry. clearly it is a wide ranging one. toottng— it is a wide ranging one. toottng ot— it is a wide ranging one. looking at some of those big nottteot— looking at some of those big political decisions on restrictions- political decisions on restrictions and lockdowns that not— restrictions and lockdowns that not on— restrictions and lockdowns that not on etteet— restrictions and lockdowns that had an effect on— restrictions and lockdowns that had an effect on all our lives, ont— had an effect on all our lives, tnt oteo— had an effect on all our lives, but also interesting because it eteotty— but also interesting because it eteotty oootee— but also interesting because it clearly applies to— but also interesting because it clearly applies to lots of politicians— clearly applies to lots of politicians who are still in ottee— politicians who are still in office, messages that may well ont— office, messages that may well ont tn— office, messages that may well come out in the— office, messages that may well come out in the cold light of day— come out in the cold light of toy tnot— come out in the cold light of toy tnot ntgnt— come out in the cold light of day that might not necessarily reflect— day that might not necessarily reflect terribly— day that might not necessarily reflect terribly well on decisions— reflect terribly well on decisions that were made by entent— decisions that were made by current ministers— decisions that were made by current ministers . and of current ministers. and of course, a very ,- current ministers. and of course, a very , very important course, a very, very important totnnet— course, a very, very important tonne tnnne— course, a very, very important former prime minister, boris tonneon— former prime minister, boris tonneon .— former prime minister, boris johnson , though he has said that johnson, though he has said that if johnson, though he has said that t tne— johnson, though he has said that if the cabinet— johnson, though he has said that if the cabinet office don't hand tnenn — if the cabinet office don't hand tnenn over— if the cabinet office don't hand them over and— if the cabinet office don't hand them over and the— if the cabinet office don't hand them over and the inquiry still wonte— them over and the inquiry still wonte nen.— them over and the inquiry still wants them, he's— them over and the inquiry still wants them, he's perfectly wttng— wants them, he's perfectly wttttng to— wants them, he's perfectly wttttng to go— wants them, he's perfectly willing to go directly to the cowo— willing to go directly to the cone tngnny— willing to go directly to the covid inquiry itself and hand nte— covid inquiry itself and hand over his unredacted whatsapp

neeeoeeg ont— over his unredacted whatsapp messages and diaries. he claims ne-e— messages and diaries. he claims ne-e got— messages and diaries. he claims ne-e got notntng— messages and diaries. he claims he's got nothing to— messages and diaries. he claims he's got nothing to hide. the ooooettton— he's got nothing to hide. the opposition are— he's got nothing to hide. the opposition are saying this notntng— opposition are saying this notntng tne— opposition are saying this morning the government must have eonnetntng— morning the government must have eonnetntnglntte— morning the government must have something-hide if— morning the government must have something hide if they're not something to hide if they're not to oteootet— something to hide if they're not to prepared hand— something to hide if they're not to prepared hand these to prepared hand over these toennnente— to prepared hand over these. documents—wants documents to the inquiry wants nonen — documents to the inquiry wants nonen tnot— documents to the inquiry wants darren. that was— documents to the inquiry wants darren. that was a— documents to the inquiry wants darren. that was a very point i was make. for whatever was going to make. for whatever noble reason, the government have about have all these principles about ministers and politicians should be able to have some private and confidential conversations which don't go public. the public watching , people watching this watching, people watching this program, listening to a program to why won't they? why to think, why won't they? why won't everything? to think, why won't they? why won't they everything? to think, why won't they? why won't they got everything? to think, why won't they? why won't they got to rything? to think, why won't they? why won't they got to hide?g? to think, why won't they? why won't they got to hide? it's what have they got to hide? it's going going fuel the going to it's going to fuel the idea that rishi sunak and the people involved in covid are trying to suppress something which could damage the government . yeah, i think there government. yeah, i think there is an element definitely of that . and that is something, as i say,— . and that is something, as i eoy. tne— . and that is something, as i eoy. tne oontee— and that is something, as i say, the parties, the opposition oontee— say, the parties, the opposition oontee nee— say, the parties, the opposition parties here are— say, the parties, the opposition parties here are claiming, ttontty— parties here are claiming, ttontty .— parties here are claiming, frankly . what— parties here are claiming, frankly . what what the frankly. what what does the government— frankly. what what does thei government—hide frankly. what what does the. government _ hide if government have got to hide if it's government have got to hide if tt-e-nteootet— government have got to hide if it's-prepared to— government have got to hide if it's prepared to hand over it's not prepared to hand over tneee—tet-e- it's not prepared to hand over these—let's make these documents? let's make this eeott— these documents? let's make this eteon-tnete— these documents? let's make this clear,-there-covid. clear, though. there is a covid tngntty— clear, though. there is a covidi tngntty—ne inquiry in england slash the uk. tnete-e— inquiry in england slash the uk. tnete-e one— inquiry in england slash the uk. there's one in— inquiry in england slash the uk. there's one in scotland, there's not— there's one in scotland, there's not one— there's one in scotland, there's not tn— there's one in scotland, there's not one in wales,— there's one in scotland, there's not one in wales, though, where tott— not one in wales, though, where mott—ween- not one in wales, though, where. mark—welsh labour mark drakeford, the welsh labour tet—

first minister, has effectively eott—nnowetl said that everyone's moved on non— said that everyone's moved on non covto. — said that everyone's moved on from covm. so— said that everyone's moved on from covid. so when it comes to gneettone— from covid. so when it comes to gneettone ttonn — from covid. so when it comes to questions from transparency and the questions from transparency and tne—to- the conservative party do have an the conservative party do have on-eoytng.-ot| the conservative party do have an there saying, at the conservative party do have an there issaying, at the conservative party do have an there is aying, at the conservative party do have an there is a public at the conservative party do have an there is a public inquiry, least there is a public inquiry, ont— least there is a public inquiry, on .— least there is a public inquiry, on t tent.— least there is a public inquiry, but i think, you— least there is a public inquiry, but i think, you know, officials wonte— but i think, you know, officials wontt eoy— but i think, you know, officials would say, first— but i think, you know, officials would say, first of— but i think, you know, officials would say, first of all, what toennnente— would say, first of all, what documents do _ would say, first of all, what documents do you hand over? wnot-e— documents do you hand over? we tnot— documents do you hand over? what's that messages that don't neeeeeotty— what's that messages that don't necessarily pertain— what's that messages that don't necessarily pertain to covid. snontt— necessarily pertain to covid. snontt tney— necessarily pertain to covid. should they be— necessarily pertain to covid. should they be accessible for we— should they be accessible for we cowo— should they be accessible for this covid inquiry? also we've got onteewtee— this covid inquiry? also we've got ourselves in— this covid inquiry? also we've got ourselves in a— this covid inquiry? also we've got ourselves in a situation wnete— got ourselves in a situation where whatsapp messages are a tetottwety— where whatsapp messages are a tetottwety ne— where whatsapp messages are a relatively new way— where whatsapp messages are a relatively new way of government nntntetete— relatively new way of government ministers communicating, of noyte— ministers communicating, of tnoyte nottng— ministers communicating, of maybe making decisions. they're not tte— maybe making decisions. they're not like official— maybe making decisions. they're not like official minutes back in not like official minutes back tn tne— not like official minutes back tn tne poet— not like official minutes back in the past where you couldn't teotty— in the past where you couldn't teotty get— in the past where you couldn't really get around— in the past where you couldn't really get around from saying eteotty— really get around from saying eteotty tney— really get around from saying clearly they are— really get around from saying clearly they are important. and so clearly they are important. and eo tnete— clearly they are important. and eo tnete te— clearly they are important. and so there is that— clearly they are important. and so there is that concern about a precedent.— so there is that concern about a nteeetent. ent— so there is that concern about a precedent. but be— so there is that concern about a precedent. but be in no doubt tnete— precedent. but be in no doubt tnete te— precedent. but be in no doubt tnete te o— precedent. but be in no doubt there is a lot— precedent. but be in no doubt there is a lot of— precedent. but be in no doubt there is a lot of pressure now on ten— there is a lot of pressure now on rishi sunak— there is a lot of pressure now on rishi sunak to— there is a lot of pressure now on rishi sunak to make this teneton— on rishi sunak to make this decision and— on rishi sunak to make this decision and there'll be a lot of criticism _ decision and there'll be a lot of criticism potentially of wnotewet— of criticism potentially of whatever decision he does make. but whatever decision he does make. on t— whatever decision he does make. on t wtt— whatever decision he does make. on t wttt te— whatever decision he does make. but it will be fascinating to wnot— but it will be fascinating to see what the _ but it will be fascinating to see what the government decides to-tnot— see what the government decides to-tnot t— see what the government decides to-tnot t on.- to do before that 4 pm. teottne— to do before that 4 pm. deadline what, five hours deadline in, what, five hours tnnee— deadline in, what, five hours tnnee att— deadline in, what, five hours time? all right.— deadline in, what, five hours time? all right. that's darren wecotttey.— time? all right. that's darren mccaffrey, our— time? all right. that's darren mccaffrey, our police. ' “: mccaffrey, our police. and you

te— mccaffrey, our police. and you can be absolutely certain gb news will bring the news news will bring you the news as it what's your it breaks at 4:00. what's your betting? ithere's it breaks at 4:00. what's your betting? i there's so much eonnetton— betting? i there's so much confusion-this.- betting? i there's so muchi confusion _this. what betting? i there's so much- confusion _this. what they confusion around this. what they note— confusion around this. what they note to.— confusion around this. what they note to. ton-t— confusion around this. what they have to, don't surely they have to, don't they? surely they note — have to, don't they? surely they note _tney— have to, don't they? surely they have _they what - have to, don't they? surely they have _they what i- have to. i think they what i wont— have to. i think they what i wont to— have to. i think they what i wont to-tt- have to. i think they what i want to _if you're . want to know is if you're in wotee— want to know is if you're in wales-moment- want to know is if you're in wales moment there's wales at the moment there's no tngntty— wales at the moment there's no tngntty-von-we— wales at the moment there's no inquiry. you've moved on. inquiry. okay. you've moved on. won— inquiry. okay. you've moved on. won ton-t— inquiry. okay. you've moved on. you don't need— inquiry. okay. you've moved on. you don't need an— inquiry. okay. you've moved on. you don't need an inquiry in wotee.— you don't need an inquiry in wotee. tne— you don't need an inquiry in wales. the first— you don't need an inquiry in wales. the first minister, tnot-e— wales. the first minister, that's-their- wales. the first minister, that's their first that's what their first ttnteten— that's what their first minister, is minister, mark dreyfus, is eoytng—yoni minister, mark dreyfus, is- saying. _you think? saying. but what do you think? let saying. but what do you think? tet—vtewe- saying. but what do you think?- tet—vtewe- tewe let us know. gb views at gb news .eonnltweet— let us know. gb views at gb news .eonnltweet ne— let us know. gb views at gb news .com-tweet us at— let us know. gb views at gb news .com-tweet us at gb— let us know. gb views at gb news .com tweet us at gb views gb .com or tweet us at gb views gb vtewe— .com or tweet us at gb views gb views because— .com or tweet us at gb views gb views because i— .com or tweet us at gb views gb views because i think i want to i'd views because i think i want to to wont— views because i think i want to to wont ot— views because i think i want to i'd want at least— views because i think i want to i'd want at least someone to note— i'd want at least someone to note on— i'd want at least someone to make an effort— i'd want at least someone to make an effort to— i'd want at least someone to make an effort to find out what went— make an effort to find out what went-tnoyte. - make an effort to find out what went-maybe. and. make an effort to find out what went maybe. “: went on. yeah, maybe. and of oentetn—i went on. yeah, maybe. and of course in power, course wales have been in power, labour there for 20 labour in power there for 20 years. there's been all sorts of issues in wales years. there's been all sorts of issues cover in wales years. there's been all sorts of issues cover themselves vales didn't cover themselves in glory, still to glory, did they? right. still to cone-etoty— glory, did they? right. still to cone-etoty te- glory, did they? right. still toj come,-story is having come, love this story is having a come, love this story is having o ento— come, love this story is having o onto ot— come, love this story is having o onto ot eo— come, love this story is having a child at 83 years old, selfish ? a child at 83 years old, selfish e t— a child at 83 years old, selfish e t tttnt— a child at 83 years old, selfish e t tttnt eo— a child at 83 years old, selfish ? i think so. hollywood- a child at 83 years old, selfish ? i think so. hollywood star al pacino had a newborn baby with his 29 year old girlfriend . his 29 year old girlfriend. you're with

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olivia, thank you for- reporter olivia utley now. olivia, thank you for coming in. so what do we know about what's happened today ? well, it's an happened today? well, it's an exttoontnoty— happened today? well, it's an extraordinary story— happened today? well, it's an extraordinary story ,- : :7 well, it's an extraordinary story , really, extraordinary story, really, ennnty— extraordinary story, really, simply because of the number of women who have— simply because of the number of women who have come forward, the tengtn— women who have come forward, the tengtnltnte— women who have come forward, the tengtnltnte nte— women who have come forward, the length this mps career and length of this mps career and the length of this mps career and tne-tnot— length of this mps career and the .that the— length of this mps career and the that the seriousness of the fact that the seriousness of the fact that the seriousness of the allegations— the fact that the seriousness of the allegations and the fact tnot— the allegations and the fact to none— the allegations and the fact that none of— the allegations and the fact that none of it— the allegations and the fact that none of it has ever come ont— that none of it has ever come ont-tnete— that none of it has ever come out-there are- that none of it has ever come out-there are five- out before, there are five eeootote— out before, there are five- neeototeoe— separate women who've come totwott— separate women who've come totwott to— separate women who've come forward to complain about gareth twee.— forward to complain about gareth twee-netn— forward to complain about gareth davies.-them was- forward to complain about gareth davies. them was as young davies. one of them was as young as davies. one of them was as young oe e— davies. one of them was as young oe g enoettng— davies. one of them was as young as 19 shocking parliamentary researcher-has- as 19 shocking parliamentary researcher has claimed that researcher who has claimed that eotetn— researcher who has claimed that eotetn-tnet— researcher who has claimed that gareth-tried to- researcher who has claimed that gareth tried to pursue gareth davies tried to pursue a tetottonentn— gareth davies tried to pursue a relationship with— gareth davies tried to pursue a relationship with her. the otnete— relationship with her. the others have— relationship with her. the others have talked about both went— others have talked about both wettot ont— others have talked about both verbal and physical or sexual nooeennent— verbal and physical or sexual harassment, misconduct at and ooootentty— harassment, misconduct at and ooooentty tnte— harassment, misconduct at and apparently this has this has never been raised before . a never been raised before. a eonnte— never been raised before. a eonote ot— never been raised before. a couple of them— never been raised before. a couple of them have said that tney— couple of them have said that tney eoote— couple of them have said that tney eoote to— couple of them have said that they spoke to the— couple of them have said that they spoke to the whips about it, they spoke to the whips about g, ont— they spoke to the whips about it, but nothing— they spoke to the whips about it, but nothing seems to have nogoenet.— it, but nothing seems to have happened- ant— it, but nothing seems to have happened. and only the happened. and only once the etoty— happened. and only once the story-published- happened. and only once the story published in politico story was published in politico did story was published in politico ttt—tennowe- story was published in politico did _ remove the i did labour finally remove the whip— did labour finally remove the whip notn — did labour finally remove the whip from gareth davies. there are now six labour— whip from gareth davies. there are now six labour mps are are now six labour mps who are ettttng— are now six labour mps who are ettttng oe— are now six labour mps who are sitting as independents, all for various different— sitting as independents, all for various different reasons tnttytng— various different reasons bullying allegations, racism ottegottone— bullying allegations, racism allegations, two who have had to teetgn— allegations, two who have had to teetgn tnett— allegations, two who have had to resign their seats— allegations, two who have had to resign their seats altogether ont— resign their seats altogether ont onotnet— resign their seats altogether and another two who were

eneoentet— and another two who were suspended and— and another two who were suspended and then readmitted toot— suspended and then readmitted toot tnto— suspended and then readmitted back into the— suspended and then readmitted back into the party. but that's one— back into the party. but that's gntte o— back into the party. but that's gntte o tew— back into the party. but that's quite a few mps— back into the party. but that's quite a few mps in the labour party— quite a few mps in the labour tony wno— quite a few mps in the labour tony wno nove— quite a few mps in the labour party who have a— quite a few mps in the labour party who have a sort of oeeenntet— party who have a sort of pessimist cloud over their tente— pessimist cloud over their neote. ant— pessimist cloud over their heads. and it's- pessimist cloud over their heads. and it's interesting teone— heads. and it's interesting because labour are always going on non— because labour are always going on otont tne— because labour are always going on about the tories— because labour are always going on about the tories wallowing in teoe — on about the tories wallowing in teoe we-we— on about the tories wallowing in sleaze. we've got— on about the tories wallowing in sleaze. we've got a— on about the tories wallowing in sleaze. q5. on about the tories wallowing in sleaze. �*th�*t5 q5. 53 it?” sleaze. we've got a tory mp of course banged up in prison, banged up in prison for inappropriate sexual behaviour with a young boy . but do you with a young boy. but do you think olivia working, working in westminster as you do and i have been working there for donkey's years. it's the booze culture. there are around nine bars, i think on the parliamentary estate heavily subsidised by estate all heavily subsidised by the taxpayer and you and i have been there and we've seen mps literally leaving the bars via the wallpaper because they because they can't stand up straight. absolutely. i mean, it tottonnent— q“. absolutely. i mean, it parliament sometimes feels like a parliament sometimes feels like o eon— parliament sometimes feels like o eon ot— parliament sometimes feels like a sort of tinderbox_ parliament sometimes feels like a sort of tinderbox ready to explode— a sort of tinderbox ready to eootote .— a sort of tinderbox ready to explode . there— a sort of tinderbox ready to explode . there are so many explode. there are so many ttttetent— explode. there are so many different factors— explode. there are so many different factors which are just so different factors which are just eo eonnettwe— different factors which are just so conducive to— different factors which are just so conducive to sexual misconduct.- so conducive to sexual misconduct. as you say , you've misconduct. as you say, you've got— misconduct. as you say, you've got ntne— misconduct. as you say, you've got tote— misconduct. as you say, you've got nine bars around the parliamentary- got nine bars around the parliamentary estate. you've oteo— parliamentary estate. you've oteo got— parliamentary estate. you've

also got votes— parliamentary estate. you've also got votes taking place late to— also got votes taking place late tnto tne— also got votes taking place late into the evening— also got votes taking place late into the evening ,— also got votes taking place late into the evening, but also got votes taking place late into the evening , but with also got votes taking place late into the evening, but with big gaps— into the evening, but with big gooe between— into the evening, but with big gaps between votes. and there's nowene— gaps between votes. and there's nowene teotty— gaps between votes. and there's nowhere really to _ gaps between votes. and there's nowhere really to go apart from tneee— nowhere really to go apart from tneee tote— nowhere really to go apart from tneee tote on— nowhere really to go apart from these bars on the— nowhere really to go apart from these bars on the parliamentary eetote. — these bars on the parliamentary eetote. tnen— these bars on the parliamentary estate. then you've got mps who ot— estate. then you've got mps who ot tnenn— estate. then you've got mps who some of them want— estate. then you've got mps who some of them want to tar them all some of them want to tar them ott wttn— some of them want to tar them ott wttn tne— some of them want to tar them all with the same— some of them want to tar them all with the same brush. but tnete— all with the same brush. but tnete oe— all with the same brush. but tnete o— all with the same brush. but there are a couple of them who oetnone— there are a couple of them who netnooe teet— there are a couple of them who netnooe teet o— there are a couple of them who perhaps feel a sense of power. they— perhaps feel a sense of power. tney tte— perhaps feel a sense of power. tney tte tne— perhaps feel a sense of power. they like the sense of power tnot— they like the sense of power to tney— they like the sense of power tnot tney get— they like the sense of power that they get from being an mp. tnt— that they get from being an mp. ant tnen— that they get from being an mp. ant tnen o— that they get from being an mp. and then a lot— that they get from being an mp. and then a lot of— that they get from being an mp. and then a lot of very young researchers straight out researchers often straight out of researchers often straight out ot nntwetetty— researchers often straight out of university who are just oteotntety— of university who are just absolutely thrilled to be in notttonnent. — absolutely thrilled to be in parliament. i've seen it so onen— parliament. i've seen it so otten gntte— parliament. i've seen it so often quite naive about how the wnote— often quite naive about how the wnote tntng— often quite naive about how the whole thing works. you've also got nte— whole thing works. you've also got mps spending— whole thing works. you've also got mps spending days and days tnnng— got mps spending days and days tnnng tne— got mps spending days and days during the week— got mps spending days and days during the week away from their eoneeen— during the week away from their oeoneee wno— during the week away from their spouses who often— during the week away from their spouses who often live in their constituencies— spouses who often live in their constituencies in— spouses who often live in their constituencies in other parts of the constituencies in other parts of tne eonntty— constituencies in other parts of tne eonntty .— constituencies in other parts of the country . motty and all of the country. motty and all of woe— the country. motty and all of those factors _ the country. motty and all of those factors taken together note— those factors taken together notelnottty— those factors taken together make hardly surprising that make it hardly surprising that tneee— make it hardly surprising that these pestminster allegations inet— these pestminster allegations tnet teen— these pestminster allegations just keep coming. . just keep coming. it's pretty serious and labour have moved quickly . it serious and labour have moved quickly. it has to be said to suspend him . but this this had suspend him. but this this had been rumoured around the parliamentary estate for a long time. i didn't the name time. i didn't know the mps name and have to be honest, olivia, i

started working at westminster i think in 1988. i've never heard of this bloke he's been an of this bloke and he's been an mp 1997. well, that mp since 1997. well, that nettnet— mp since 1997. well, that nettnetlyon— mp since 1997. well, that neither-you - heard i mp since 1997. well, that neither-you-heard him neither of you had heard of him ont— neither of you had heard of him ont nony— neither of you had heard of him ont nony ot— neither of you had heard of him and many of the— neither of you had heard of him and many of the incidents did tote—ot— and many of the incidents did tote—ot ntgnt- and many of the incidents did take _at night on i and many of the incidents did take at night on the take place late at night on the oottonnentoty— parliamentary estate in the bars . tteotntety— parliamentary estate in the bars . absolutely. and— parliamentary estate in the bars . absolutely. and as- parliamentary estate in the bars . absolutely. and as you- parliamentary estate in the bars . absolutely. and as you say, labour has acted very quickly indeed now. but why this hadn't come up before is a bit of a mystery. what seems to keep on happening in these situations and absolutely the same is true for the conservative party, is it becomes an open secret in westminster. every body knows that a certain mp is. you shouldn't be, you know , go shouldn't be, you know, go alone. and they often say, young woman , he's a bit handsy, he's woman, he's a bit handsy, he's a bit handsy . exactly. and these bit handsy. exactly. and these rumours circulate for rumours can circulate for literally years. and in the case of garrett davis, it seems to be decades words that they've circulated for and yet nothing really gets done. we just just some breaking news. we've got some breaking news. we've got some we're seeing— some breaking news. we've got some we're seeing some- “q we've got some we're seeing some pictures of some we're seeing some pictures ot tne— some we're seeing some pictures ot tne ntne— some we're seeing some pictures of the prime minister. he's in ttottowo— of the prime minister. he's in moldova right— of the prime minister. he's in moldova right now for the tntoneon—

moldova right now for the european political community snnnnntt.— european political community snnnnntt. tee— european political community summit. here he— european political community summit. here he is. he's just ontwtng— summit. here he is. he's just ontwng. t— summit. here he is. he's just arriving, i think— summit. here he is. he's just arriving, i think .— summit. here he is. he's just arriving, i think . this is arriving, i think. this is i tntnt— arriving, i think. this is i think olivia— arriving, i think. this is i think olivia ,— arriving, i think. this is i think olivia , correct me if i'm think olivia, correct me if i'm wong— think olivia, correct me if i'm wong tney-te— think olivia, correct me if i'm wrong, they're going to be a lot of wrong, they're going to be a lot ot wnot— wrong, they're going to be a lot of what they're _ wrong, they're going to be a lot of what they're talking about at this of what they're talking about at we ennnnntt— of what they're talking about at this summit migration this summit is migration and ttegot— this summit is migration and illegal migration. and our prime ttntetet— illegal migration. and our prime ttntetet ttytng— illegal migration. and our prime minister trying to— illegal migration. and our prime minister trying to get concerted oetton— minister trying to get concerted oetton. on.— minister trying to get concerted action. oh, absolutely. ' “: action. oh, absolutely. and what tent— action. oh, absolutely. and what rishi sunak has been so focussed on for the last sort of 6 or 7 months is this problem of illegal illegal migration and stopping the boats. he has been attempting france stopping the boats. he has been att this. ing france stopping the boats. he has been attthis. he france stopping the boats. he has been attthis. he has france stopping the boats. he has been attthis. he has hit france stopping the boats. he has been attthis. he has hit quite france stopping the boats. he has been attthis. he has hit quite aance stopping the boats. he has been attthis. he has hit quite a few on this. he has hit quite a few walls, he's very determined walls, but he's very determined to take a of leadership to take a sort of leadership stance on this. and seen stance on this. and we've seen that what he has been that this is what he has been focusing on all his foreign focusing on, on all his foreign trips what he was trips in g7. this is what he was compelled be focussed on. some felt at the expense of the legal migration problem, which was sort of bubbling up at the same time you could hear suella braverman never quite explicitly said it, but when i at said it, but when i was at natcon a few weeks ago, rishi sunak was at g7 talking his sunak was at g7 talking to his us counterparts about the illegal migration problem.

meanwhile while legal migration, three quarters of a million, exactly 600,000 600,000 of yeah. slightly lower than was expected and there was a bit of i felt implicit criticism in suella braverman speech and sort of when she was asked what the focus was on the focus is on illegal migration and this is what rishi sunak is . the drum what rishi sunak is. the drum rishi sunak is banging on international stage. meanwhile well, there's another problem. it's just another flipping neeeeet— it's just another flipping useless talking shop. �*th�*t5.. useless talking shop. well, i neon—tnto- useless talking shop. well, i mean,_this is- useless talking shop. well, i mean, this is the mean, the thing is this is the european political was mean, the thing is this is the eurtup an political was mean, the thing is this is the eurtup lastolitical was mean, the thing is this is the eurtup last yearal was mean, the thing is this is the eurtup last year by was mean, the thing is this is the eurtup last year by president was set up last year by president macron and france and originally this this this particular talking shop was meant to be discussed in the ukraine situation. but as you alluded to earlier, rishi sunak is so determined to sort the migration issue out because that is basically what the next election will be fought on, isn't will be fought and won on, isn't it? pretty much, yeah. and we are. with are. he's discussing with bulgaria a partnership, bulgaria entering a partnership, intelligence between the intelligence sharing between the two countries to stop the migration, that's where migration, because that's where a the illegal migrants a lot of the illegal migrants are through. and are coming through. and the bulgarian border police have already prevented 11,000 illegal entries the border with

entries across the border with turkey since january . bulgaria turkey since january. bulgaria is turkey since january. bulgaria te ttetotty— turkey since january. bulgaria is literally emptying- turkey since january. bulgaria is literally emptying of- f bulgaria is literally emptying of young _tetng- is literally emptying of young nnen—tetng onl is literally emptying of young men._being on a| men. i remember being on a nottoy— men. i remember being on a nottoy-ont— men. i remember being on a holiday and going a holiday there and going to a wttoge—nowel village which used to have a nonntotton— village which used to have a population 2000. the population of about 2000. the yonngeet— population of about 2000. the yonngeet neon— population of about 2000. the youngest person living in that wttoge— youngest person living in that wttoge wnen— youngest person living in that village when i— youngest person living in that village when i was there that otont— village when i was there that was about-years- village when i was there that was about years ago, was was about four years ago, was ee— was about four years ago, was oe- tney-we — was about four years ago, was no tney-we ott— was about four years ago, was 38. they've all moved. . 38. they've all moved. it's a netee.— 38. they've all moved. it's a problem, though, for rishi sunak 38. they've all moved. it's a prthatn, though, for rishi sunak 38. they've all moved. it's a prthat there ugh, for rishi sunak 38. they've all moved. it's a prthat there is h, for rishi sunak 38. they've all moved. it's a prthat there is essentially sunak 38. they've all moved. it's a prthat there is essentially an �*iak is that there is essentially an unlimited number of migrants who want to come over here. so he solves one problem.— want to come over here. so he solves one problem. he- so he solves one problem. he creates an solves one problem. he creates on ogteennent— solves one problem. he creates an agreement with— solves one problem. he creates an agreement with a particular eonntty— an agreement with a particular eonntty ont— an agreement with a particular country and stops— an agreement with a particular country and stops migrants from tnot— country and stops migrants from not eonntty— country and stops migrants from that country coming here. we've wnot— that country coming here. we've wnot ne-e— that country coming here. we've seen what he's done with albania has seen what he's done with albania noe oetnotty— seen what he's done with albania has actually been— seen what he's done with albania has actually been very, very etteettwe— has actually been very, very effective. albanians made effective. yes, albanians made up effective. yes, albanians made no towe— effective. yes, albanians made no toe ot— effective. yes, albanians made no tote ot tne— effective. yes, albanians made up 70% of the migrants coming nete— up 70% of the migrants coming nete-toote. - up 70% of the migrants coming here-boats. at- up 70% of the migrants coming here-boats. at the - up 70% of the migrants coming here boats. at the end here on small boats. at the end of here on small boats. at the end ot zozz — here on small boats. at the end ot zozz tn— here on small boats. at the end of 2022. in-last_ here on small boats. at the end of 2022. in last quarter , i of 2022. in the last quarter, i tntnt— of 2022. in the last quarter, i tent-t.— of 2022. in the last quarter, i tntnt-tt. tnt- of 2022. in the last quarter, i think-17. but but- of 2022. in the last quarter, i think 17. but but there think it was 17. but but there ettt— think it was 17. but but there are still record— think it was 17. but but there are still record numbers of nntgtonte— are still record numbers of migrants coming here on small boote— migrants coming here on small toote .— migrants coming here on small toote. tt-e— migrants coming here on small toote. tt-e onet— migrants coming here on small boats . it's just that migrants coming here on small boats. it's just that indians nowe— boats. it's just that indians nowe no— boats. it's just that indians have now just— boats. it's just that indians have now just about to say it's tne— have now just about to say it's tne tnttone— have now just about to say it's the indians now— have now just about to say it's the indians now coming, a eonntty— the indians now coming, a eonntty wnete— the indians now coming, a country where there's no ttotetot— country where there's no ttotetot .— country where there's no bilateral , no— country where there's no bilateral , no conflict, and bilateral, no conflict, and a eonntty— bilateral, no conflict, and a country that's— bilateral, no conflict, and a country that's developing its own space program. , country that's developing its own space program. '“: «ot5. own space program. and yet they-e— own space program. and yet they're pouring on the they're pouring in here on the boats. of migrants boats. many of the migrants who are has to be said,

are coming, it has to be said, many the migrants are many of the migrants who are coming here via bulgaria are from the from have been displaced by the turkish earthquake . there's 2.2 turkish earthquake. there's 2.2 million turkish earthquake. there's 2.2 nntton—nowe- turkish earthquake. there's 2.2 million—have beeni million people who have been tteotoeet— million people who have been tteotoeet . — million people who have been displaced . well,— million people who have been displaced . �*th�*t5.. million people who have been displaced. �*th�*t5.. : displaced. well, they should stay in first country. they stay in the first country. they set is why set foot in, which is why are they here? probably they coming here? probably bulgaria fill up. well, i mean, oteotntety— bulgaria fill up. well, i mean, oteotntetylt— bulgaria fill up. well, i mean, absolutely.-i-it- bulgaria fill up. well, i mean, absolutely. .i-it it- bulgaria fill up. well, i mean, absolutely. .i-it it isi absolutely. but i mean it it is gntte— absolutely. but i mean it it is gntte-ont- absolutely. but i mean it it is quite and hopefully quite important and hopefully tney— quite important and hopefully they—solution. quite important and hopefully they—solution .i they will get some solution. te-e— they will get some solution. te-e oteo— they will get some solution. he's also looking at doing a teot— he's also looking at doing a teot wttn— he's also looking at doing a deal with moldova itself. i tettewe— deal with moldova itself. i believe, because there have been just believe, because there have been tnet oneettng— believe, because there have been tnet oneettng ny— believe, because there have been just checking my figures here, 17 just checking my figures here, t ttegot— just checking my figures here, 17 illegal migrants from moldova in 17 illegal migrants from moldova tn tne— 17 illegal migrants from moldova tn tne toet— 17 illegal migrants from moldova in the last five _ 17 illegal migrants from moldova in the last five years, 17, 17. veon— in the last five years, 17, 17. veot. tt-e— in the last five years, 17, 17. veot. to o— in the last five years, 17, 17. yeah, it's a very— in the last five years, 17, 17. yeah, it's a very important problem. it's a very it's a big otottenn — problem. it's a very it's a big otottenn .— problem. it's a very it's a big problem , isn't— problem. it's a very it's a big problem , isn't it?— problem. it's a very it's a big problem , isn't it? my- it's a very it's a big problem , isn't it? my word. problem, isn't it? my word. otoy. — problem, isn't it? my word. otoy. tow— problem, isn't it? my word. okay. how much of this will happen?— okay. how much of this will happen? tow— okay. how much of this will happen? how much of it's hot air ogotne — happen? how much of it's hot air ogotne onet— happen? how much of it's hot air again? just what— happen? how much of it's hot air again? just what do— happen? how much of it's hot air again? :5 happen? how much of it's hot air again? just what do you think's going to happen at 4:00? olivia, any insight? or isn't he any insight? is he or isn't he is 10? well, the prime is number 10? well, the prime minister is in moldova, but will the office acquiesce the cabinet office acquiesce with demands for with lady harriet's demands for all these whatsapps well, yesterday afternoon, it sounded very as though the cabinet very much as though the cabinet office didn't want to office really didn't want to budge. but it's really fascinating— :q but it's really fascinating now that boris tonneon— fascinating now that boris

johnson has— fascinating now that boris johnson has thrown this grenade, teotty— johnson has thrown this grenade, teotty eoytng— johnson has thrown this grenade, really saying that— johnson has thrown this grenade, really saying that rishi sunak nnet— really saying that rishi sunak nnet enontt— really saying that rishi sunak must should disclose his own wnoteoooe— must should disclose his own wnoteoooe to— must should disclose his own whatsapps to the— must should disclose his own whatsapps to the covid inquiry. and whatsapps to the covid inquiry. ant tne— whatsapps to the covid inquiry. ant tne tott— whatsapps to the covid inquiry. and the ball is— whatsapps to the covid inquiry. and the ball is very much in the cottnet— and the ball is very much in the cabinet office's— and the ball is very much in the cabinet office's court. and what is cabinet office's court. and what te tt— cabinet office's court. and what te tt tnot— cabinet office's court. and what te t to te— cabinet office's court. and what is it that is stopping them wonttng— is it that is stopping them wonttng to— is it that is stopping them wanting to disclose that information? - wanting to disclose that information? boris loves mischief and he's causing a lot of mischief by what he is, isn't he? yeah. do you think he's totng— he? yeah. do you think he's totng tnte— he? yeah. do you think he's totng we on— “57 yeah. do you think he's doing this on purpose? yes there you 90,— doing this on purpose? yes there yon go. tent.— doing this on purpose? yes there yon go. tttent. — doing this on purpose? yes there you go, rishi. two— doing this on purpose? yes there you go, rishi. q you go, rishi. two weeks ago, is it? a week ago, the cabinet office, this same cabinet office shopped the police and shopped him to the police and said the police should investigate messages investigate it. 12 messages in reference his in his political diary to do with covid. they didn't even bother to tell him in advance or discuss it with him. revenge is a dish best eaten later. indeed. eaten two weeks later. indeed. absolutely . it must be very absolutely. it must be very frustrating for boris johnson as well because earlier this week it it seemed as though the story was a story about boris johnson trying something up and trying to cover something up and yet repeatedly he yet he had repeatedly said he was willing to turn was perfectly willing to turn over to the covid over his whatsapps to the covid inquiry. so he's just thrown this grenade now and is waiting to see what happens. do you

think is to see what happens. do you think-islsecret- to see what happens. do you. think-islsecret whatsapp think rishi is a secret whatsapp messenger-rather- think rishi is a secret whatsapp messenger rather saucy, messenger and says rather saucy, negne— messenger and says rather saucy, negne .— messenger and says rather saucy, risque , controversial things risque, controversial things eon-t— risque, controversial things eon-t teotty— risque, controversial things can't really see— risque, controversial things can't really see it when you toot— can't really see it when you toot ot— can't really see it when you toot ot tt— can't really see it when you look at it, can— can't really see it when you look at it, can you? stifle “t: look at it, can you? my mind is on him on being tik tok putting dance up all the time . dance videos up all the time. olivia utley. thank you very much joining us this morning much for joining us this morning and come, and right. okay. still to come, should inheritance tax? should we scrap inheritance tax? well, we won't, but 50 mps are totoy— well, we won't, but 50 mps are today demanding— well, we won't, but 50 mps are today demanding that well, we won't, but 50 mp5 are today demanding that the prime minister— today demanding that the prime minister-saying- today demanding that the prime minister saying the minister they're saying the inheritance _ minister they're saying the inheritance tax— minister they're saying the inheritance tax is morally wrong because— inheritance tax is morally wrong because you-ve— inheritance tax is morally wrong because you've already paid your tax already— because you've already paid your tax aaaeaay .— because you've already paid your tax already . obe— because you've already paid your tax already . obe. that's tax already. obe. that's coming up tax already. obe. that's coming tip-morning- tax already. obe. that's coming up_momi.g .- tax already. obe. that's coming up morning . news up after your morning. news eeoe— up after your morning. news good morning.— up after your morning. news good morning. it's— up after your morning. news good morning. it'51132.- up after your morning. news good morning. it's1132. i'm rhiannon jones good morning. it's 1132. i'm rhiannon jones in the good morning. it's1132. i'm rhiannon jones in the newsroom . rhiannon jones in the newsroom. labour mp geraint davies has been suspended from the party following allegations of completely unaccepted behaviour. labour's calling them incredibly serious and has encouraged anyone with a complaint to come forward. the swansea west mp has had the whip removed while a review is carried out to

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moves forward from this. join us here on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . channel britain is watching. good morning. welcome back . it good morning. welcome back. it is good morning. welcome back. it as am.— good morning. welcome back. it as use. yea-e— good morning. welcome back. it is 1137. you're with— good morning. welcome back. it is 1137. you're with to the paint— is 1137. you're with to the paint an— is 1137. you're with to the poem an ee— is 1137. you're with to the point on gb news. will point on gb news. well, lots of news coming in. we only alluded to the fact mps, these 50 mps want to get rid of inheritance tax richard scrap it to tax and richard says scrap it to stop the working classes being dragged into this immoral double taxation and simply owning their own home. i think it is one of the pernicious taxes the most pernicious taxes of them all. yeah, absolutely. them all. yeah, no, absolutely. eete—

them all. yeah, no, absolutely.| eae—baa lots of messages coming in, but aea— lots of messages coming in, but aaeameeeae-g- lots of messages coming in, but also-messages.one. also lots of messages on one of me— also lots of messages on one of eae-taking— also lots of messages on one of the-talking points- the main talking points on all the main talking points on all eae-pages— the main talking points on all eae-paeee-aae- the front pages today, the wees/eae,— the front pages today, the whatsapp, whatsapp gate whatsapp, boris whatsapp gate and the— whatsapp, boris whatsapp gate and eae inquiry— whatsapp, boris whatsapp gate and the inquiry into what happened— and the inquiry into what happened during the covid situation— happened during the covid saeuauau .— happened during the covid situation . and— happened during the covid situation . and this is from mel. situation. and this is from mel. mea— situation. and this is from mel. mel geee— situation. and this is from mel. mel good morning. you say there should— mel good morning. you say there should be— mel good morning. you say there sbeuba be an— mel good morning. you say there should be an inquiry, but the emb— should be an inquiry, but the remit should— should be an inquiry, but the remit should be— should be an inquiry, but the remit should be to update any babebes— remit should be to update any babebes aba— remit should be to update any policies and procedures on how bese— policies and procedures on how best be— policies and procedures on how best be aea— policies and procedures on how best to deal with— policies and procedures on how best to deal with the next one. bbease — best to deal with the next one. bbease-bebb— best to deal with the next one. please _tell me- best to deal with the next one. please tell me we're going please don't tell me we're going to please don't tell me we're going ba—babbee. - please don't tell me we're going ba—babbee. bub- to have another police. and using—learned. to have another police. and using—learned ,| to have another police. and- using_learned , what using the lessons learned, what it using the lessons learned, what is sbauba— using the lessons learned, what is sbauba-ae— using the lessons learned, what it should-do is— using the lessons learned, what it should do is evolve into it should not do is evolve into a babe— it should not do is evolve into a base game— it should not do is evolve into a blame game and who what. a blame game and who did what. bewevea— a blame game and who did what. bee .— a blame game and who did what. however i suspect— a blame game and who did what. however i suspect that is eaaebb— however i suspect that is exactly what _ however i suspect that is exactly what it- however i suspect that is exactly what it will become. veab. — exactly what it will become. veab. auu — exactly what it will become. veab. and b— exactly what it will become. yeah, and it will— exactly what it will become. yeah, and it will-3- exactly what it will become. yeah, and it will-3 or. exactly what it will become. yeah, and it will-3 or 4. yeah, and it will take 3 or 4 years by which time most of just forgotten about it. yeah. forgotten all about it. yeah. completely forgotten. about. completely forgotten. all about. meanwhile and sharon is echoing a—bbeuebbs— a lot of your thoughts out ebee.— a lot of your thoughts out. there._morning a lot of your thoughts out- there._morning . she there. sharon, good morning. she says—b— there. sharon, good morning. she says—b ba— there. sharon, good morning. she says—b be bea- says they've got it in for bebs. — says they've got it in for bebs. bbey— says they've got it in for boris. they need to move on. we all boris. they need to move on. we ab beeb— boris. they need to move on. we ab beeb bew— boris. they need to move on. we all know now that— boris. they need to move on. we all know now that covid was bebaby— all know now that covid was totally exaggerated. the ones abat— totally exaggerated. the ones bbab wee— totally exaggerated. the ones that were providing the so—called_ that were providing the so—called scientific information beeb— so—called scientific information need investigation mode need the investigation mode because— need the investigation mode because b— need the investigation mode because it-all- need the investigation mode because it all naughty word because it was all naughty word . bbewbe— because it was all naughty word . bbewbe beb— because it was all naughty word . they're not-that- because it was all naughty word . they're not that one. . they're not using that one. bub— . they're not using that one. bub-was— . they're not using that one. and-was given- . they're not using that one. and was given the . they're not using that one.- and-was given the daily and whoever was given the daily aeabb— and whoever was given the daily beabb babes— and whoever was given the daily death rates from _it- and whoever was given the daily death rates from it was death rates from covid, it was all death rates from covid, it was ab-eb—

death rates from covid, it was ab-eb ebene-w - death rates from covid, it was all-of money. back. death rates from covid, it wasi all-of money. back in all a waste of money. back in be— all a waste of money. back in be swab.— all a waste of money. back in the studio, this is karen malone and story that's and sam lister. the story that's broken this morning, go to you first. and labour mp first. malone and labour mp suspended allegations which labour are saying are serious of sexual harassment . physical sexual harassment. physical verbal , sexual harassment. physical verbal, drunken behaviour in the houses of parliament involving one girl as young as 19. yeah, this is this is geron- g 1 g “9 yeah, this is this is geron davis and bes— this is this is geron davis and hes beeb— this is this is geron davis and he's been suspended by labour, he's been suspended by labour, be sad.— he's been suspended by labour, be sad. ebe— he's been suspended by labour, he said. the whip— he's been suspended by labour, he said. the whip has been suspended— he said. the whip has been suspended to. _ he said. the whip has been suspended to. so it has to be serious-them— suspended to. so it has to be serious .them to- suspended to. so it has to be serious them to do that. it serious for them to do that. it is astonishing— serious for them to do that. it is astonishing isn't it, that bbbs— is astonishing isn't it, that this-happening- is astonishing isn't it, that this happening . yeah. you this keeps happening. yeah. you knew,— this keeps happening. yeah. you knew, bew— this keeps happening. yeah. you knew, bew bs— this keeps happening. yeah. you know, how is it— this keeps happening. yeah. you know, how is it that older guys get bubb— know, how is it that older guys gee buab beeb— know, how is it that older guys get drunk, keep getting drunk, beeb— get drunk, keep getting drunk, beeb eu— get drunk, keep getting drunk, keep on harassing women, and yet beeb— keep on harassing women, and yet beeb eu— keep on harassing women, and yet beeb ea gebbae— keep on harassing women, and yet keep on getting away with it.7 i .— keep on getting away with it.7 i . een-b— keep on getting away with it.7 i mean, i don't have any great bebes— mean, i don't have any great bebes-be-b— mean, i don't have any great hopes-he'll be- mean, i don't have any great hopes he'll be chucked out mean, i don't have any great horany he'll be chucked out mean, i don't have any great horany length ll be chucked out mean, i don't have any great horany length of)e chucked out mean, i don't have any great horany length of time. cked out mean, i don't have any great horany length of time. they'll|t for any length of time. they'll bawe— for any length of time. they'll have a— for any length of time. they'll have a buck— for any length of time. they'll have a quick investigation and ben— have a quick investigation and ben babb— have a quick investigation and then that'll-hope. then that'll be that. i hope baa-s— then that'll be that. i hope bbab-s—bl then that'll be that. i hopei bbab-s—b bs that's not the case, but it is aseeubsbbae. — that's not the case, but it isi astonishing. _old astonishing. it's the age old stew,— astonishing. it's the age old stew-bub— astonishing. it's the age old story, and especially story, isn't it.7 and especially , vou— story, isn't it.7 and especially , you knew,— story, isn't it.7 and especially , you know,.the- story, isn't it.7 and especially , you know, the commons, we , you know, in the commons, we knew— , you know, in the commons, we knew-knew— , you know, in the commons, we knew-buew-weu- , you know, in the commons, we know know you more than know we know what you more than mesa— know we know what you more than mesa-what— know we know what you more than mesa-wbab gees— know we know what you more than most what goes bars. was?" most know what goes bars. i can weak— most know what goes bars. i can work aub— most know what goes bars. i can work eue eu— most know what goes bars. i can work out on the— most know what goes bars. i can work out on the parliamentary estate subsidise used by estate heavily subsidise used by the there's a lot of the taxpayer. there's a lot of hanging around between votes in

the evening go to the the evening and they go to the bars , they get invited bars, they get invited to receptions . it is astonishing receptions. it is astonishing beeause weu— receptions. it is astonishing because, you know,- , it is astonishing because, you know, we've been bebewbae— because, you know, we've been bebewbae ebe — because, you know, we've been following the era— because, you know, we've been following the era of metoo. we bawe— following the era of metoo. we have been— following the era of metoo. we have been looking at the way guys— have been looking at the way guys weas— have been looking at the way guys treat women, you know, in basbbubeus— guys treat women, you know, in institutions commons. guys treat women, you know, in insti muchs commons. guys treat women, you know, in instimuch more commons. guys treat women, you know, in instimuch more seriously1ons. guys treat women, you know, in instimuch more seriously than we and much more seriously than we bb— and much more seriously than we ever did before. _ and much more seriously than we ever did before. and— and much more seriously than we ever did before. and yet still aub— ever did before. and yet still and we— ever did before. and yet still and we ben-b— ever did before. and yet still and we don't know if he's guilty of and we don't know if he's guilty eb-web— and we don't know if he's guilty of-yet because- and we don't know if he's guilty of-yet because it's- of anything yet because it's going— of anything yet because it's goibglbe_ of anything yet because it's going be investigated. going to be investigated. beee— going to be investigated.- however—just going to be investigated.- however_just it however you know, it's just it just—that- however you know, it's just it just—that euwsl just astonishes me that guys never seem learn . never seem to learn. sam i was bewa— never seem to learn. sam i was going say, other going to say, sam the other thing a lot of young thing is quite a lot of young gay men are being harassed now because there's a lot more gay mps in parliament. we know that the that boris former deputy chief, what was his name? pincher chris pincher. who? bofis pincher chris pincher. who? boris apparently memorably said, well, pincher by name, pincher by nature . he had the whip by nature. he had the whip suspended over allegations of inappropriate behaviour with a young carlton club. young man at the carlton club. yeah, there yeah, and i think there are baaabebs— yeah, and i think there are parallels actually the parallels actually with the bbbbb — parallels actually with the phillip schofield in that this is phillip schofield in that this bsiabeub— phillip schofield in that this is.about-and- phillip schofield in that this is about and position is all about age and position aub— is all about age and position and-aub— is all about age and position and-and power- is all about age and position and and power and and power and power and ebweusw— and power and power and obviously there is a kind of boozy— obviously there is a kind of boozy culture— obviously there is a kind of boozy culture in— obviously there is a kind of boozy culture in westminster and beebbe— boozy culture in westminster and beebbe weak— boozy culture in westminster and beebbe week were— boozy culture in westminster and people work very late and there

is a— people work very late and there is a reab— people work very late and there is a real blurring— people work very late and there is a real blurring of lines between— is a real blurring of lines between the— is a real blurring of lines between the personal and professional— between the personal and professional and i don't bawbeubauw— professional and i don't particularly have a problem with that particularly have a problem with bat .— particularly have a problem with bat . wbab— particularly have a problem with that . what problem with this that. what the problem with this is , that. what the problem with this is law— that. what the problem with this is lamb-age,- that. what the problem with this is ,-about-age, you- is, it's about the age, you knew,— is, it's about the age, you knew—eee- is, it's about the age, you- know, _ got teenagers, know, when you've got teenagers, 19 know, when you've got teenagers, be year— know, when you've got teenagers, be year eaus— know, when you've got teenagers, 19 year olds, people— know, when you've got teenagers, 19 year olds, people in their eabw— 19 year olds, people in their eabw zes— 19 year olds, people in their early 20s, and— 19 year olds, people in their early 20s, and then you have 50 year— early 20s, and then you have 50 year ebb— early 20s, and then you have 50 year ebb-bub— early 20s, and then you have 50 year ebb-bub be— early 20s, and then you have 50 year old and jo davis is year old men. and jo davis is es,— year old men. and jo davis is 58, be. — year old men. and jo davis is 58, be. beu— year old men. and jo davis is 58, 58. you know,— year old men. and jo davis is 58, 58. you know, that is the webbem — 58, 58. you know, that is the webbem .— 58, 58. you know, that is the problem . that's— 58, 58. you know, that is the problem . that's the problem problem. that's the problem beee.— problem. that's the problem beee. bub— problem. that's the problem here. and it's— problem. that's the problem here. and it's the same problem wbb— here. and it's the same problem with _schofield- here. and it's the same problem with _schofield row, i with the phillip schofield row, bsu-b— with the phillip schofield row, bub—bbb- with the phillip schofield row, isn't—this deeply| isn't it? it's about this deeply baabbaebbabe— isn't it? it's about this deeply inappropriate abuse of power. bub— inappropriate abuse of power. bublbs— inappropriate abuse of power. bublbs ,— inappropriate abuse of power. bublbs , as— inappropriate abuse of power. bublbs , as weu— inappropriate abuse of power. and is , as you say, applies and it is, as you say, applies to and it is, as you say, applies be young— and it is, as you say, applies to young women— and it is, as you say, applies to young women and young men. it's to young women and young men. was beb— to young women and young men. was bee b-s— to young women and young men. it's not it's-limited- to young women and young men. it's not it's limited to i it's not it's not limited to i mean, sam, you're a political ebbea— mean, sam, you're a political ebbea eu— mean, sam, you're a political editor on the— mean, sam, you're a political editor on the daily express, so you— editor on the daily express, so you spend— editor on the daily express, so you spend-buse- editor on the daily express, so you spend time working you spend a lot of time working ever-ebe— you spend a lot of time working over the commons. over over at the commons. i wean-wou— over over at the commons. 1. mean,-you-experienced mean, have you ever experienced any untoward behaviour from anyone? no, no. i mean, to be bab— anyone? no, no. i mean, to be fab wk.— anyone? no, no. i mean, to be fab bbe .— anyone? no, no. i mean, to be fair, like i generally— , but» i mean, to be fair, like i generally find most beebbe— fair, like i generally find most beebbe ee— fair, like i generally find most beebbe be be— fair, like i generally find most beebbe be be very— fair, like i generally find most people to be very civilised and, aub— people to be very civilised and, and-only— people to be very civilised and, aub-euw ewe— people to be very civilised and, and-only ever had- people to be very civilised and, and only ever had good and i've only ever had good ebebeuees— and i've only ever had good experiences, so— and i've only ever had good experiences, so there's nothing, uebbbue— experiences, so there's nothing, uebbbug .— experiences, so there's nothing, uebbbug . eau— experiences, so there's nothing, nothing i can contribute on on bbab— nothing i can contribute on on bbab beeb.— nothing i can contribute on on that front. and _ nothing i can contribute on on that front. and most people i knew— that front. and most people i knew ae— that front. and most people i know are generally of the same, you— know are generally of the same, weu knew,— know are generally of the same, you know, position— know are generally of the same, you know, position . b:b:::b c you know, position. but don't you— you know, position. but don't you think, sam, there's an element where an mp is less likely to be a bit handsy with a

journalist who's probably going to deck him, but also might write about it? well, there is bbab— write about it? well, there is bbab ,— write about it? well, there is bbab , weu— write about it? well, there is that , you know,— write about it? well, there is that , you know, we- fl well, there is that , you know, we are fl well, there is that, you know, we are in a abbeaeub— that, you know, we are in a different position. if you are a researcher and— different position. if you are a researcher and you are 20, see weua— researcher and you are 20, see weua bbsb— researcher and you are 20, see your bbsb job— researcher and you are 20, see your first job and— researcher and you are 20, see your first job and you're sbaabebb— your first job and you're straight out— your first job and you're straight out of you're in awe of the straight out of you're in awe of be..— straight out of you're in awe of be. bb-s— straight out of you're in awe of be. bb-slwew— straight out of you're in awe of the . it's very different the mp. it's a very different besbbbeu— the mp. it's a very different position-being- the mp. it's a very different position-being a- the mp. it's a very different position being a journalist position to being a journalist aub— position to being a journalist and—ae— position to being a journalist and—be babe- position to being a journalist and do have that position to being a journalist- and_do have that power and where you do have that power to and where you do have that power be-beebbe. — and where you do have that power be-beebbe. se— and where you do have that power be-beebbe. se .— and where you do have that power be-beebbe. se . ae- and where you do have that power to people. so i do think to expose people. so i do think my ebebeaee— to expose people. so i do think my experience is— to expose people. so i do think my experience is probably very bbbeaeub— my experience is probably very bbbeaeub be — my experience is probably very different to those— my experience is probably very different to those of the young researchers-often - different to those of the young researchers often caught researchers who are often caught up be— researchers who are often caught up be bbese— researchers who are often caught up in these scandals. have you bawe weu— up in these scandals. have you ever have you ever— up in these scandals. have you ever have you ever witnessed aawbbbug— ever have you ever witnessed anything yourself personally? andrew— anything yourself personally? buubew .— anything yourself personally? andrew i mean,— anything yourself personally? andrew i mean,_have. i andrew i mean, yes, i have. yes, have. and i've actually yes, i have. and i've actually sabb— yes, i have. and i've actually saw-bes— yes, i have. and i've actually said-mps and- yes, i have. and i've actually said mps and ministers said to some mps and ministers babe— said to some mps and ministers bawe gene— said to some mps and ministers bawe gene ub— said to some mps and ministers bawe gene up be— said to some mps and ministers have gone up to them, maybe at a party,— have gone up to them, maybe at a party, you— have gone up to them, maybe at a baby, you knew,— have gone up to them, maybe at a party, you know, what this would beeb— party, you know, what this would beeb wk.— party, you know, what this would beeb be en— party, you know, what this would look like on the— party, you know, what this would look like on the front page of my newspaper— look like on the front page of my newspaper the next day. i bbbw— my newspaper the next day. i bbbw weu— my newspaper the next day. i think you should— my newspaper the next day. i think you should pack it in. did bbew— think you should pack it in. did bbew babe— think you should pack it in. did bbew babe bb— think you should pack it in. did they take it seriously? : they take it seriously? would you—they- they take it seriously? would weu—bbew ebb,- they take it seriously? wouldl you—they did, yeah. you say that? they did, yeah. bub— you say that? they did, yeah. and—rang- you say that? they did, yeah. and—rang mel you say that? they did, yeah. l and—rang me the and more than one rang me the newb— and more than one rang me the next—obviously,- and more than one rang me the. next—obviously, even next day because obviously, even bbeueb—bbewl though they were sloshed, they reebereb— though they were sloshed, they remembered, said, i said, woke up and said, oh, i said, beeb— woke up and said, oh, i said, beeb ,— woke up and said, oh, i said, beeb, brrr— woke up and said, oh, i said, look , i'm not— woke up and said, oh, i said, look , i'm not writing about look, i'm not writing about bbbs— look, i'm not writing about bbbs bub— look, i'm not writing about this, but you've— look, i'm not writing about this, but you've just got to be earebub— this, but you've just got to be careful—behaving. this, but you've just got to be. careful—behaving like careful how you're behaving like bbab.— careful how you're behaving like bbab. bub— careful how you're behaving like bbab. bub bb— careful how you're behaving like that. and it was— careful how you're behaving like that. and it was always a much

ebeer— that. and it was always a much ebber marr— that. and it was always a much older man with— that. and it was always a much older man with a— that. and it was always a much older man with a young parliamentary assistant or researcher, male or female . researcher, male or female. but to researcher, male or female. but be be— researcher, male or female. but be be back— researcher, male or female. but be ge back be— researcher, male or female. but to go back to schofield, it's incredible, isn't it, that nobody said that to him about his inappropriate relationship up there, because nobody knew carol well, nobody knew , no. i carol well, nobody knew, no. i mean, you and i had heard about it. mean, you and i had heard about b. be— mean, you and i had heard about b. be weu— mean, you and i had heard about b. be you knew— mean, you and i had heard about it. do you know what sam had beara— it. do you know what sam had bearb abeub— it. do you know what sam had heard about it?— it. do you know what sam had heard about it? the media dawn had heard about it? the media dawn baa beara— heard about it? the media dawn had heard about— heard about it? the media dawn had heard about it— heard about it? the media dawn had heard about it for years and wears—bru- had heard about it for years and wears—bub bbbs- had heard about it for years and years—and this is. had heard about it for years and. years—and this is why years and years. and this is why it so farcical that the it is so farcical that the bosses at itv have been saying they know, they they didn't know, you know, they were when this young man were there when this young man came national tv awards came into the national tv awards saying he was in love with scouts, dragged out by scouts, he was dragged out by security, he was given scouts, he was dragged out by sepayty, he was given scouts, he was dragged out by sepay off. he was given scouts, he was dragged out by sepay off. your he was given scouts, he was dragged out by sepay off. your paperrs given a pay off. as your paper revealed yesterday . but but but revealed yesterday. but but but it incredible to me that it it is incredible to me that it has taken this long for them to order investigation . they've order investigation. they've called a barrister, an independent barrister who was going at the behaviour, independent barrister who was goirit at the behaviour, independent barrister who was goirit was at the behaviour, independent barrister who was goirit was interesting)ehaviour, independent barrister who was goirit was interesting that'iour, independent barrister who was goirit was interesting that that but it was interesting that that caroline mccall, who was the ceo, she said the inquiry will look at their procedures to see whether or not they need to change any or to strengthen any. you need an investigation

you don't need an investigation for that because we know now that to we that that has to happen. we know that a guy who was nearly 60 was having a relationship with a man who was barely out of his teens and this is totally inappropriate. there was some stuff i think it in stuff today, i think it was in your paper, pierce said that, your paper, pierce said that, you know , it was even arranged you know, it was even arranged for runner to have for this runner to have a showreel because i wanted showreel made because i wanted to be a presenter. yeah. now how could itv bosses give a studios airtime and presenters time and all of that and not know that this was happening? why was schofield and we've seen many photographs, haven't we, sam, of this man with with phillip this young man with with phillip and holly award events, public events, runners don't normally get invited to those sort of things. exactly. but get invited to those sort of things . exactly. but apparently things. exactly. but apparently bebw— things. exactly. but apparently bebw eber-b— things. exactly. but apparently holly didn't realise— g; exactly. but apparently holly didn't realise either sbe-b— holly didn't realise either she'd asked— holly didn't realise either she'd asked him, he said no, and sbe— she'd asked him, he said no, and sbe bebeweb— she'd asked him, he said no, and she believed him. _ she'd asked him, he said no, and she believed him. " she'd asked him, he said no, and she believed him. i mean, this is she believed him. i mean, this bs b.— she believed him. i mean, this is it, you know, people are treating the public as though they're stupid . yeah. and they're stupid. yeah. and clearly , when mean i'm looking clearly, when mean i'm looking at the picture here of the story carol just referred to of the of

the showreel being filmed. i mean, that just does not happen without somebody notice saying no.the without somebody notice saying no. the fact that, you know, no , dodi knew. it'sjust it's just , dodi knew. it's just it's just that's itv not credible at all. resources being. yeah, of course it resources being. yeah, of course bb bs. bub— resources being. yeah, of course it is. and studio— resources being. yeah, of course it is. and studio time.- resources being. “415?" raritr. c and studio time. yeah. it is. and studio time. yeah. we— it is. and studio time. yeah. bbe camera— it is. and studio time. yeah. the camera there— c and studio time. yeah. the camera there would have to babe— the camera there would have to have brewe— the camera there would have to have buewu weu— the camera there would have to have known you would think, sam, that schofield _ have known you would think, sam, that schofield was— have known you would think, sam, that schofield was the one who aubberbseb — that schofield was the one who authorised that. _ that schofield was the one who authorised that. r:rzzr" c authorised that. but don't you think it's incredible that carol mccall, the mccall, who was on she's the ceo, on £35 million ceo, she's on £35 million a yean ceo, she's on £35 million a year, she is not going year, and yet she is not going to talk to the inquiry next week in the commons. now you paid in the commons. now you get paid that amount of money to take responsibility when catastrophe hits your company. responsibility when catastrophe hits your company . and hits your company. and catastrophe has hit that company because the share price has plummeted. you know, she presided guardian, presided over the guardian, which drain under which went down the drain under her. itv . the her. she's now come to itv. the share plummeted before share price has plummeted before this, they're the this, but my god, they're in the toilet now . and just think, toilet now. and you just think, what you get paid that amount what do you get paid that amount of if you're not of money for? if you're not going to take responsibility for what happening? and she what is happening? and she should—always. what is happening? and she- should_always does. should do the buck always does. bba— should do the buck always does. the cowardice— should do the buck always does. the cowardice there. _ should do the buck always does. the cowardice there. dawn- should do the buck always does. the cowardice there. dawn and it's wrong. she it's just it is so wrong. she should reins should be taking the reins on

this. she's not. and you can this. but she's not. and you can guarantee that somebody will be sacked. i'm guessing it sacked. but i'm guessing it won't be her or what? the thing here, won't be her or what? the thing bere, arra— won't be her or what? the thing here, and carol,— won't be her or what? the thing here, and carol, is— won't be her or what? the thing here, and carol, is the- rrrzzr" c , the thing here, and carol, is the fact bbab— here, and carol, is the fact bbab ,— here, and carol, is the fact bbab , weu— here, and carol, is the fact that , you know,- here, and carol, is the fact that , you know, we're talking that, you know, we're talking abeub— that, you know, we're talking abeub bbe— that, you know, we're talking about the ones— that, you know, we're talking about the ones that should be aswebue— about the ones that should be answering questions are answering the questions are rebusbre— answering the questions are rebusbue be— answering the questions are rebusbue else.- answering the questions are refusing to so. yes. refusing to do so. yes. meanwhile— refusing to do so. yes. meanwhile all the young man in auesbbeu— meanwhile all the young man in auesbbeu. ves— meanwhile all the young man in question. yes has— meanwhile all the young man in question. yes has had his life waubs— question. yes has had his life warbs be— question. yes has had his life warbs be be— question. yes has had his life warbs be be a— question. yes has had his life wants to be a tv— question. yes has had his life wants to be a tv presenter, ebwbeusbw— wants to be a tv presenter, obviously. how— wants to be a tv presenter, obviously. how his life turned ubsbbe— obviously. how his life turned ubsbbe bewa— obviously. how his life turned upside down-is- obviously. how his life turned upside down. is now working upside down. he is now working aubebbw— upside down. he is now working aubebbwla— upside down. he is now working aubebwla beb— upside down. he is now working aubebwla bbb ,— upside down. he is now working quietly-a b&b , in— upside down. he is now working quietly a b&b , in a pub up in quietly in a b&b, in a pub up in the quietly in a b&b, in a pub up in bbe uerbb— quietly in a b&b, in a pub up in bbe uerbb. we— quietly in a b&b, in a pub up in the north. we don't— quietly in a b&b, in a pub up in the north. we don't want to bberrbbw— the north. we don't want to bberrbbw bb— the north. we don't want to identify it, but— the north. we don't want to identify it, but his life now are— identify it, but his life now are rs— identify it, but his life now are bs sabb— identify it, but his life now and is said to— identify it, but his life now and is said to be very fragile. he and is said to be very fragile. be webb— and is said to be very fragile. be weub be— and is said to be very fragile. he went to see— and is said to be very fragile. he went to see his lawyers because— he went to see his lawyers beeause be— he went to see his lawyers because he said- he went to see his lawyers because he said he was sick of being— because he said he was sick of bebag barbed— because he said he was sick of being talked about. “rib; being talked about. yes, because,-it'sl being talked about. yes,i because,-it's an being talked about. yes, because, it's an open because, you know, it's an open secret who this boy is. and it has a very long time. has been for a very long time. so pressure from from so he has had pressure from from a quarters. and he's just a lot of quarters. and he's just he went to his lawyers and said, i'm sick of i don't want to talk, but i'm sick of lies being told about me. i'm sick of being talked about. and you know, one could not but ask, you could not help but ask, you know, he okay? this is where know, is he okay? this is where itv him . the duty of itv have failed him. the duty of care for a very young,

vulnerable man who , if the king vulnerable man who, if the king of daytime approached him and showed sexual interest in him , showed sexual interest in him, you know, he would be flattered he was being taken to the best places , the best restaurants. he places, the best restaurants. he thought loved him. and so thought philip loved him. and so that has been abandoned, that boy has been abandoned, basically given somebody money just is about shutting them up. it's not about caring about them. so if the select committee sam — them. so if the select committee sam cbabrmau— them. so if the select committee sam chairman or— so if the select committee sam chairman or chairwoman, if bbew— sam chairman or chairwoman, if bbew saw— sam chairman or chairwoman, if bbew saw ,— sam chairman or chairwoman, if bbew sayr brrr— sam chairman or chairwoman, if bbew sayr rm serrw— sam chairman or chairwoman, if they say , i'm sorry, dame they say, i'm sorry, dame carolyn— they say, i'm sorry, dame carolyn mccall- they say, i'm sorry, dame carolyn mccall , you weren't carolyn mccall, you weren't sebeaubeb — carolyn mccall, you weren't scheduled to _ carolyn mccall, you weren't scheduled to be— carolyn mccall, you weren't scheduled to be here as a wbbrress— scheduled to be here as a witness, but— scheduled to be here as a witness, but we- scheduled to be here as a witness, but we want you to be bebere— witness, but we want you to be bebere us— witness, but we want you to be before us because— witness, but we want you to be before us because you're the bess— before us because you're the bess. sbe— before us because you're the boss. she really— before us because you're the boss. she really has to go, beesu-b— boss. she really has to go, doesn't she?— boss. she really has to go, doesn't she? well, they they have — doesn't she? well, they they have brew— doesn't she? well, they they have. they can— doesn't she? well, they they have. they can kind- doesn't she? well, they they have. cr?“ r: c. have. they can kind of up the ante a bit. they can. issuing a kind of summons to say , look, we kind of summons to say, look, we really want you here. you should come. but actually, there is nothing to formally compel anybody to turn up. and think anybody to turn up. and i think select committees really ought to have that power able to to have that power to be able to formally compel. yeah. which i think america, think happens in america, because as carol says, you know, these should not be these people should not be escaping on this. escaping accountability on this. and i think there's some

suggestion, they suggestion, actually, that they do want to call phillip schofield himself. think schofield himself. but i think there more chance of pink there is more chance of pink than him taking up if he went even went. sam, than him taking up if he went even went . sam, the thing even if he went. sam, the thing is, even if he went. sam, the thing bs be— even if he went. sam, the thing bs be bas— even if he went. sam, the thing is, he has been— even if he went. sam, the thing is, he has been playing- " �*" sam, the thing is, he has been playing the webm— is, he has been playing the webbm ber— is, he has been playing the victim for the— is, he has been playing the victim for the last week and a bar. — victim for the last week and a bar. beu— victim for the last week and a half. you know,— victim for the last week and a half. you know, he was saying he erb— half. you know, he was saying he ebb beb— half. you know, he was saying he ebb bee be— half. you know, he was saying he only lied to protect— half. you know, he was saying he only lied to protect the boy. no,— only lied to protect the boy. be—bel no, he didn't. he lied to brebeeb— no, he didn't. he lied to protect himself in career protect himself in his career because— protect himself in his career because _that- protect himself in his career because that this protect himself in his career- because _that this would because he knew that this would barber. — because he knew that this would babbbme — because he knew that this would babbbme aru— because he knew that this would haptime and he— because he knew that this would haptime and he was— because he knew that this would hapc the time and he was married at the time and he was married at the time. and that's the thing to the time. and that's the thing be be. — the time. and that's the thing be be. iab— the time. and that's the thing to do. .all forget- the time. and that's the thing to do. .all forget that- c and that's the thing to do. all forget that day, to do. we all forget that day, bereebbeu— to do. we all forget that day, forgotten-that- to do. we all forget that day,- forgotten .that-came forgotten that that day he came out forgotten that that day he came eub-eweweue— forgotten that that day he came out-everyone was- forgotten that that day he came out everyone was hailing him forgotten that that day he came 0|hero everyone was hailing him forgotten that that day he came 0|hero e\coming was hailing him forgotten that that day he came 0|hero e\coming out.�*|ailing him forgotten that that day he came 0|hero e\coming out.�*|ailiknown a hero for coming out. we know why— a hero for coming out. we know. wbw—suu why he came out, because the sun bab— why he came out, because the sun bad we— why he came out, because the sun baa bbe sbew— why he came out, because the sun had the story and— why he came out, because the sun had the story and he— why he came out, because the sun had the story and he was forced why he came out, because the sun ha come story and he was forced why he came out, because the sun hacome out. and he was forced why he came out, because the sun hacome out. buti he was forced why he came out, because the sun hacome out. but more'as forced to come out. but more bmberbarrbbw- to come out. but more importantly, i- to come out. but more importantly, i remember watching that importantly, i remember watching bbablveu-re— importantly, i remember watching bbablveu-re-bab— importantly, i remember watching thatiyou're-fat liar.- hero. you're a big, fat liar. beue— hero. you're a big, fat liar.l beu-we—aub you've lied to your wife and web— you've lied to your wife and weur rambw— you've lied to your wife and your family and— you've lied to your wife and your family and to the viewers bbab— your family and to the viewers bbab weu— your family and to the viewers that you invite _ your family and to the viewers that you invite into your home your family and to the viewers that ysingle te into your home your family and to the viewers that ysingle day. r your home your family and to the viewers that ysingle day. (our home your family and to the viewers that ysingle day. trrrtrzzrcrz;ome your family and to the viewers that ysingle day. a1e every single day. i wrote a prece— every single day. i wrote a base bu— every single day. i wrote a piece in the at time piece in the mail at the time saying, well done, you finally got wasn't. got round to it. yes, it wasn't. i did it nearly 40 years ago. and it's a lot easier to be open and transparent and honest about and it's a lot easier to be open and tyou parent and honest about and it's a lot easier to be open and tyou are.1t and honest about and it's a lot easier to be open and tyou are. and d honest about and it's a lot easier to be open and tyou are. and i honest about and it's a lot easier to be open and tyou are. and i stillest about what you are. and i still remember a little remember checking in a little mischievous piece mischievous line in the piece saying, get saying, just make sure you get everything out of the closet. philip well , nudge, everything out of the closet. philip well, nudge, nudge. philip yes, well, nudge, nudge. and we wouldn't be in this.

and then we wouldn't be in this. weubuu-b— and then we wouldn't be in this. weubuu-b we— and then we wouldn't be in this. wouldn't we not— and then we wouldn't be in this. wouldn't we not-in— and then we wouldn't be in this. wouldn't we not-in this- and then we wouldn't be in this. wouldn't we not be in this mess? itv wouldn't be in message itv wouldn't be in the message sabre,— itv wouldn't be in the message sayingr bub— itv wouldn't be in the message sayingr are we— itv wouldn't be in the message saying, and the poor lad weubau-b— saying, and the poor lad- wouldn't—career saying, and the poor lad- wouldn't_career in wouldn't be seeing his career in -bbbs— wouldn't be seeing his career in -bbbs rs- wouldn't be seeing his career in ruin. _this is not- wouldn't be seeing his career in ruin. _this is not about ruin. i mean, this is not about him a relationship. this him having a relationship. this is power. is about him abusing his power. and difference. and is about him abusing his power. and difference . and a and that's the difference. and a tv company conniving-it.- ' r: r: t and a tv company conniving it. yeah tv company conniving in it. yeah bbbs—bbb— tv company conniving in it. yeah bbbs—bbb reb- tv company conniving in it. yeah this—it's not it's. this is the thing. it's not it's reb— this is the thing. it's not it's ueb ebe— this is the thing. it's not it's not the offence in inverted commas, because illegal not the offence in inverted comhappened.|se illegal not the offence in inverted comhappened. it's illegal not the offence in inverted comhappened. it's not illegal not the offence in inverted com happened. it's not the illegal has happened. it's not the offence cover and offence, it's the cover up. and also lies in all the arenas you can work. television is probably the can work. television is probably bbe besb— can work. television is probably the best arena— can work. television is probably the best arena for— cr?“ television is probably the best arena for being gay. it rearw— the best arena for being gay. it reabw rs.— the best arena for being gay. it really is. there— the best arena for being gay. it really is. there is— the best arena for being gay. it really is. there is no prejudice babsee — really is. there is no prejudice whatsoever. he— really is. there is no prejudice whatsoever. he could have come out whatsoever. he could have come eub as— whatsoever. he could have come eub as gay— whatsoever. he could have come eub as gay rearw— whatsoever. he could have come out as gay many years ago . he out as gay many years ago. he ebese— out as gay many years ago. he ebese reb— out as gay many years ago. he ebese ueb be. — out as gay many years ago. he chose not to. why?— out as gay many years ago. he chose not to. why? because he bbeuebb— chose not to. why? because he bbeugbb bb— chose not to. why? because he thought it would _ chose not to. why? because he thought it would affect his bb— thought it would affect his career. it wouldn't have affect his career. it wouldn't have affect bbs braub. — career. it wouldn't have affect his brand. which— career. it wouldn't have affect his brand. which is- career. it wouldn't have affect his brand. vb" rt. he" rt. his brand. which is why. which is we've not got not is why we've still not got not my your area. dawn. is why we've still not got not my still your area. dawn. is why we've still not got not my still not)ur area. dawn. is why we've still not got not my still not gotarea. dawn. is why we've still not got not my still not got aza. dawn. is why we've still not got not my still not got a premier. we've still not got a premier league footballer who's come out . no. and we you and i know . no. and we know you and i know the of some of them who the names of some of them who are gay because think are gay because they think it would. damage brand would. that's damage the brand thatis would. that's damage the brand that is different because it's not because not damaging the brand because i think get stick . think footballers do get stick. you heard it in the you know, you've heard it in the sbarrbs— you know, you've heard it in the sbarras-ae— you know, you've heard it in the sbaubs-be eeb— you know, you've heard it in the stands.-do get a- you know, you've heard it in the stands.-do get a lot- you know, you've heard it in the stands. do get a lot of as stands. they do get a lot of as mueb—bub- stands. they do get a lot of asi mush—bub bbew much as they used to, but they be. — much as they used to, but they be. _wbbb- much as they used to, but they be. _wbbb bba- much as they used to, but theyi do. _with the stick do. i could cope with the stick on a £500,000 week for kicking

on a £500,000 a week for kicking the of air, the kicking a bag of air, shouting minutes. could shouting for 90 minutes. i could cope with that million on that anyway. ? yes, of anyway. aren't you? yes, of course . yeah. right. gb aren't you? “rib; t / right. gb news anyway. aren't you? yes, of- course . yeah. right. gb news not course. yeah. right. gb news not the course. yeah. right. gb news not bbe bec— course. yeah. right. gb news not bbe bbc. — course. yeah. right. gb news not the bbc. moving— course. yeah. right. gb news not the bbc . moving swiftly- course. yeah. right. gb news not the bbc . moving swiftly on from the bbc. moving swiftly on from your footballing career . yeah. your footballing career. yeah. let's go to his story. is this this. i love this story , carol. this. i love this story, carol. this. i love this story, carol. this is your story in the telegraph today . okay. al pacino telegraph today. okay. al pacino has become a father at 83. another age gap relationship. i'm not usually judgemental about this sort of stuff , but about this sort of stuff, but this has actually made me feel a bit queasy. i have to tell you, 83, bit queasy. i have to tell you, es. sbe-s— bit queasy. i have to tell you, es. sbe-s 29.— bit queasy. i have to tell you, 83, she's 29. and— bit queasy. i have to tell you, 83, she's 29. and of- e : i have to tell you, 83, she's 29. and of course , she 83, she's 29. and of course, she rearw— 83, she's 29. and of course, she reabw bewes— 83, she's 29. and of course, she really loves him— 83, she's 29. and of course, she really loves him dearly, doesn't sbee— really loves him dearly, doesn't sbee eb— really loves him dearly, doesn't she? of course— really loves him dearly, doesn't she? of course she— really loves him dearly, doesn't she? of course she does. and his mbberrs— she? of course she does. and his mbberrs aub— she? of course she does. and his millions and she's— she? of course she does. and his millions and she's really got pregaaub— millions and she's really got pregnant because she's lover. was— pregnant because she's lover. was bbab— pregnant because she's lover. was mick jagger? was- pregnant because she's lover. ii m 33”? was mick pregnant because she's lover. ii rt.

now, i'm looking— best actors of our generation. now, i'm looking at him and i'm bbbwbrre— now, i'm looking at him and i'm bbbrwbue bes— now, i'm looking at him and i'm bbbrwbag hes a— now, i'm looking at him and i'm thinking he's a bit— now, i'm looking at him and i'm thinking he's a bit of an old, you— thinking he's a bit of an old, you knew. — thinking he's a bit of an old, you know. yeah.— thinking he's a bit of an old, you know. yeah. you know, and bse-b— you know. yeah. you know, and bsu-b bb— you know. yeah. you know, and isn't it interesting— you know. yeah. you know, and isn't it interesting that just a bew— isn't it interesting that just a bew weeks— isn't it interesting that just a bew weeks age— isn't it interesting that just a few weeks ago we discovered beberb— few weeks ago we discovered beeberb be— few weeks ago we discovered robert de niro,_ few weeks ago we discovered robert de niro, who you put the two robert de niro, who you put the bwe-beeebber- robert de niro, who you put the two-together in- robert de niro, who you put the two-together in so- robert de niro, who you put the two together in so many two of them together in so many bbbs— two of them together in so many films,_girlfriend. i films, he's made a girlfriend. bub—bs- films, he's made a girlfriend. bub—rs bbs- but the difference is his gbrbrrbeub— but the difference is his girlfriend is— but the difference is his girlfriend is much more age aeareerbabe— appropriate. de niro's girlfriend— appropriate. de niro's girlfriend is- appropriate. de niro's girlfriend is in her late 40s, i bbab.— girlfriend is in her late 40s, i bbbw. babb— girlfriend is in her late 40s, i think. right this— girlfriend is in her late 40s, i think. right this this is a abbe— think. right this this is a ebbb .— think. right this this is a ebbb . r— think. right this this is a child . i mean,- think. right this this is a child. i mean, this this is a 29 year— child. i mean, this this is a 29 year ebe— child. i mean, this this is a 29 year ebb girl-— child. i mean, this this is a 29 year old girl. and— child. i mean, this this is a 29 year old girl. and i mean, look at year old girl. and i mean, look ab ber— year old girl. and i mean, look ab ber. beue— year old girl. and i mean, look at her. you've just— year old girl. and i mean, look at her. you've just got to look at her. you've just got to look ab bbe— at her. you've just got to look at the photograph in the having the at the photograph in the having bbe ebbb. — at the photograph in the having bbe ebbb. r— at the photograph in the having the child. i mean,— at the photograph in the having the child. " at the photograph in the having the child. :�* grtr the child. i mean, she's got access. she's money the access. she's got money for the rest her rest of her for the rest of her life. at the end of life. the baby at the end of this. imean, life. the baby at the end of this. i mean, how how long is be— this. i mean, how how long is bbe-gebre— this. i mean, how how long is bbe-gebrelbawe- this. i mean, how how long is. the-goinglhavelfather the child going to have a father areurb— the child going to have a father areuuale — the child going to have a father around.? well,— the child going to have a father around.? well, not- the child going to have a father around ? �*vw�*rtgt jig the child going to have a father around ? �*vw�*rtgt j:r“rg not around for? well, not long. not berg.— around for? well, not long. not berg. rs— around for? well, not long. not berg. rs bb— around for? well, not long. not berg. rs bbb — around for? well, not long. not long. is it ? but— around for? well, not long. not long. is it ? but no,— around for? well, not long. not long. is it ? but no, not- around for? well, not long. not long. is it ? but no, not long, long. is it? but no, not long, you know. do you think he'll do ”appy you know. do you think he'll do nappy duty ? no. what? for nappy duty? no. what? for bbmseb— nappy duty? no. what? for bbmseb er— nappy duty? no. what? for himself or the— nappy duty? no. what? for himself or the baby?- r:7 \rt:r what? for himself or the baby? i r:.7 \rt:r what? for himself or the baby? i mean. reab— himself or the baby? i mean. veab — himself or the baby? i mean. veab bubb— himself or the baby? i mean. yeah might need- himself or the baby? i mean. yeah g“ : r: yeah might need nappy duty for the baby . so talking of the baby. so talking of inheritance _ the baby. so talking of inheritance ,— so talking of inheritance , samuel story inheritance, samuel story tubby.— inheritance, samuel story quickly. unfortunately, running out quickly. unfortunately, running eub eb— quickly. unfortunately, running eub eb bree— quickly. unfortunately, running out of time in— quickly. unfortunately, running out of time in the telegraph inheritance— out of time in the telegraph inheritance tax. _ out of time in the telegraph inheritance tax. it's going to be scrapped.— inheritance tax. it's going to be scrapped. evidence we know it is be scrapped. evidence we know it bs sabb— be scrapped. evidence we know it bs sabb rrebebw— be scrapped. evidence we know it is said nobody ever. _ be scrapped. evidence we know it is said nobody ever. well well bbere-s— is said nobody ever. well well bbere-s a— is said nobody ever. well well bbere-s a greub—

is said nobody ever. well well there's a group of— is said nobody ever. well well there's a group of conservative bbs— there's a group of conservative bbs wbe— there's a group of conservative bbs wbe are— there's a group of conservative mps who are pushing for it to be scrapped— mps who are pushing for it to be scrapped abeaa— mps who are pushing for it to be scrapped ahead of— mps who are pushing for it to be scrapped ahead of the next ebeebbeu. — scrapped ahead of the next election. .they're- scrapped ahead of the next- election. .they're basically election. it's they're basically saying there's a saying that there's been a freeze the threshold, freeze on the threshold, the point you start paying point at which you start paying since 2010. so obviously with the with inflation was going to raise to million. raise it to a million. a million. i think actually million. and i think actually people might be okay a people might be okay with a million. they're not million. but what they're not okay is working class and okay with is working class and middle class families who've saved hard all their lives to build up a of safe, you build up a kind of safe, you know, home for their children, having to then pay inheritance tax, this death duty on it. and i think actually , you know, this i think actually, you know, this is something that is deeply unpopular with the public and rishi sunak will be seriously considering this ahead of the next election. if sam, look, i'm so furious with the government by they're taxing us 70 by how much they're taxing us 70 year burden. this year high tax burden. this again, if they sort- year high tax burden. this again, if they sort the- .. g“ tax r:t.“ this again, if they sort the boats eub— again, if they sort the boats eub arra— again, if they sort the boats eub and b— again, if they sort the boats out and if they— again, if they sort the boats out and if they got rid of inheritance— out and if they got rid of inheritance tax or lowered the bbresbebb — inheritance tax or lowered the threshold dramatically, it could be-ebaueer— threshold dramatically, it could be-ebaueer. - threshold dramatically, it could be-changer. yeah,- threshold dramatically, it could be changer . / threshold dramatically, it could. be-changer. yeah, but i be a game changer. yeah, but i bbbub— be a game changer. yeah, but i think labour pushing the boat out, the out, out, sorting the boats out, bringing tax, you know, out, sorting the boats out, bringingot tax, you know, out, sorting the boats out, bringingot electioniknow, out, sorting the boats out, bringingot election winning you've got an election winning formula, but they should do it

sooner rather later sooner rather than later because, because public just because, because the public just see way know, see that as a way to, you know, he's doing just because he he's doing this just because he wants us vote him. we wants us to vote for him. we should he should be doing that now. he needs—policiesl should be doing that now. he- needs_policies and needs some big tory policies and this needs some big tory policies and bbbs-eb— needs some big tory policies and bbbs-er were.— needs some big tory policies and this-of them. yeah.- needs some big tory policies and this of them. yeah. and this is one of them. yeah. and bbere-s—weul there's just not enough you knew.— there's just not enough you knew-a- there's just not enough you know,-a great- there's just not enough you know,-a great iti know, sunak is a great it manager,-he's- know, sunak is a great it manager, he's not showing manager, but he's not showing nbnseb— manager, but he's not showing nbnseb be— manager, but he's not showing nbnseb bela— manager, but he's not showing himself to a leader at the himself to be a leader at the nernenb — himself to be a leader at the moment. iwas— himself to be a leader at the moment. iwas in- himself to be a leader at the moment. t“ rtrg moment. i was in the tory conference hall george conference hall when george osborne in two thousand and seven announced that the inheritance would seven announced that the inhraised:e would seven announced that the inhraised to would seven announced that the inhraised to 2010. would seven announced that the inhraised to 2010. it would seven announced that the inhraised to 2010. it it would seven announced that the inhraised to 2010. it it madeild be raised to 2010. it it made gordon brown so frightened he didn't call the election that year because he knew that the focus group showed it was a massively popular policy . and massively popular policy. and of course, they in 2010 and course, they got in in 2010 and they it . it is of they never did it. it is of course did. it is course they did. it is astonishing. - course they did. it is astonishing. right. one final story that neither you have story that neither of you have actually selected, i'm actually selected, and i'm surprised by this one. it is the 1st june. might not have 1st of june. you might not have noficed 1st of june. you might not have noticed look out the noticed if you look out the window. quickly, ladies, 30 window. just quickly, ladies, 30 degrees. hot, hot . anyone degrees. hot, hot, hot. anyone getting this hot, hot, hot for the summer? what that's supposed to the summer? what that's supposed be be— the summer? what that's supposed be be bebaw. — the summer? what that's supposed to be today. today?— the summer? what that's supposed to be today. today?-today.. to be today. today? yes, today. yesterday they said it was going to early 20s. it was to be in the early 20s. it was fryston. they had— to be in the early 20s. it was fryston. they had to- “ rt;:”t«r $705 it was fryston. they had to put t“ t?”t«r $705 it was fryston. they had to put me bnbeb— fryston. they had to put me bbab-bask- fryston. they had to put me thick-back on. - fryston. they had to put me thick back on. fryston. they had to put me- thick-back on. i've got thick heating back on. i've got my scarr— thick heating back on. i've got my searb back— thick heating back on. i've got

my scarf back out . and- thick heating back on. grtr t t and where are my scarf back out. and where are we terna— my scarf back out. and where are we going be— my scarf back out. and where are we gebng be nave— my scarf back out. and where are we going to have wasn't- t t and where are we going to have wasn't it going to we going to have wasn't it going be be— we going to have wasn't it going be be nebber— we going to have wasn't it going to be hotter than— we going to have wasn't it going to be hotter than morocco last weekende— to be hotter than morocco last weekend? wasn't. . ”rtr?j«r weekend? it wasn't. it really wasnb— weekend? it wasn't. it really wasn't. right, wasn't. it was all right, but it wasn't. it was all right, but it wasn't they didn't wasn't hot. well, they didn't say. they which bit say. they didn't say which bit of say. they didn't say which bit eb bereeee— say. they didn't say which bit of morocco, the— say. they didn't say which bit of morocco, the top- they didn't say which bit of morocco, the top of the atlas beunbabns— mountains, where it's very cold. snew. —b- mountains, where it's very cold. snew. —b bbs- mountains, where it's very cold. snow. _if it's not. mountains, where it's very cold. sno here,_if it's not. mountains, where it's very cold. here, can if it's not mountains, where it's very cold. here, can you if it's not mountains, where it's very cold. here, can you imagines not mountains, where it's very cold. here, can you imagine what hot here, can you imagine what it's hot here, can you imagine what bb-s bbe— hot here, can you imagine what bb-s bbe bn— hot here, can you imagine what it's like in scotland? it'll be rearw— it's like in scotland? it'll be really _scotland. - it's like in scotland? it'll be really scotland. yeah, really cold. in scotland. yeah, in really cold. in scotland. yeah, bn-anb— really cold. in scotland. yeah, in and everything. in up north and everything. and bnew-re—seebnel they're not going to be seeing any— they're not going to be seeing any eb— they're not going to be seeing any eb b.— they're not going to be seeing any er bb. bne— they're not going to be seeing any of it. and very grey. �*vw�*rtj any of it. and very grey. well, unfortunately, _ any of it. and very grey. well, unfortunately, we out unfortunately, we ran out of time. thank very sam time. thank you very much, sam lister us. be back here joining us. they'll be back here next thursday. i won't be back nere— next thursday. i won't be back here-thursday— next thursday. i won't be back here-thursday because . “rtxe : i won't be back here thursday because i'm here next thursday because i'm on here next thursday because i'm en nebbaw— here next thursday because i'm en nebaaw we— here next thursday because i'm on holiday. we are— here next thursday because i'm on holiday. we are off on a nebaaw—nubl holiday, aren't we? but not together. not— together. not together because we—ause any- together. not together because. we_cause any more we don't want to cause any more rumours—we leave. rumours and gossip. we leave bbab— rumours and gossip. we leave- bbab—anb that to itv. we like rumours and gossip. yes. it's gossip. we do? yes. yes. it's inappropriate, but not illegal. exactly but run out of time. thank so much for watching. thank you so much for watching. it is mark longhurst. and yes, aber— it is mark longhurst. and yes, after weather it is mark longhurst. and yes, after-weather . hello- it is mark longhurst. '“r: «wilt? hello alex after the weather. hello alex beabn— after the weather. hello alex beabbn nere — after the weather. hello alex deakin here with— after the weather. hello alex deakin here with your- hello alex deakin here with your latest weabner—bne i deakin here with your latesti weather—the met weather update from the met enree— weather update from the met office ber— weather update from the met office for gb— weather update from the met office for gb another dry office for gb news. another dry ber— office for gb news. another dry ber bne — office for gb news. another dry one for the vast— office for gb news. another dry one for the vast majority today . wanb— one for the vast majority today . banw eb— one for the vast majority today . banw eb us— one for the vast majority today . many of us sunny, but yet aeabn— . many of us sunny, but yet agabn bbab— . many of us sunny, but yet again that east— . many of us sunny, but yet again that east coast of england in again that east coast of england bn banbeubar— again that east coast of england in particular will— again that east coast of england in particular will be mostly ebeubw— in particular will be mostly ebeubw anb— in particular will be mostly cloudy and fairly chilly. high

pressure bs— cloudy and fairly chilly. high pressure is still— cloudy and fairly chilly. high pressure is still sitting up to bne— pressure is still sitting up to the north—west— pressure is still sitting up to the north—west of the uk, abewbne— the north—west of the uk, allowing the _ the north—west of the uk, allowing the winds to come in been— allowing the winds to come in been bne— allowing the winds to come in from the north— allowing the winds to come in from the north sea down this easben— from the north sea down this easbern—a- from the north sea down this eastern—a loti from the north sea down this. eastern—a lot of eastern side generated a lot of ebeub— eastern side generated a lot of cloud overnight,— eastern side generated a lot of cloud overnight, melting away sbewbw— cloud overnight, melting away sbeww been — cloud overnight, melting away slowly from the _ cloud overnight, melting away slowly from the midlands. some nere— slowly from the midlands. some nere nay— slowly from the midlands. some nere may sbaw— slowly from the midlands. some nere may sbaw aw— slowly from the midlands. some here may stay dry and certainly nuen eb— here may stay dry and certainly over much of eastern england, seubn— over much of eastern england, seubn easb— over much of eastern england, south east scotland and at times bne— south east scotland and at times over the north—west of scotland, it over the north—west of scotland, bb wbb— over the north—west of scotland, bb wbb be — over the north—west of scotland, bb wbb be brebbw— over the north—west of scotland, it will be pretty dominantly ebeubw— it will be pretty dominantly ebeubw-wbnb- it will be pretty dominantly cloudy. wind making it will be pretty dominantly- cloudy.-wind making it cloudy. and that wind making it beeb— cloudy. and that wind making it beeb-enbe— cloudy. and that wind making it feel-chilly.those- feel pretty chilly on those webb— feel pretty chilly on those north-coasts,- feel pretty chilly on those north coasts, whereas north sea coasts, whereas ebsewnere— north sea coasts, whereas elsewhere-are- north sea coasts, whereas elsewhere are generally going elsewhere we are generally going to elsewhere we are generally going be see— elsewhere we are generally going be ebenbw— elsewhere we are generally going be ebenbw eb— elsewhere we are generally going to see plenty of blue sky and temperatures— to see plenty of blue sky and temperatures again ticking up 20 c.— temperatures again ticking up 20 c. 22— temperatures again ticking up over 20 c, 22 perhaps across seubn— over 20 c, 22 perhaps across south wales,— over 20 c, 22 perhaps across south wales, maybe 23, whereas enb— south wales, maybe 23, whereas enbw bn— south wales, maybe 23, whereas we're only in the— south wales, maybe 23, whereas we're only in the teens on that easb— we're only in the teens on that basb e.easb— we're only in the teens on that east coast. again,— we're only in the teens on that east coast. again, feeling cold wbbn— east coast. again, feeling cold wbbn bbab— east coast. again, feeling cold with that breeze— east coast. again, feeling cold with that breeze and again bnreuen— with that breeze and again through this— with that breeze and again through this evening, look, through this evening, just look, the through this evening, just look, bne-reburns— through this evening, just look, bne-reburns .— through this evening, just look, the-returns , one's- through this evening, just look, the returns , one's just the cloud returns, one's just beebne— the cloud returns, one's just beebng bn— the cloud returns, one's just peeling in like— the cloud returns, one's just peeling in like a— the cloud returns, one's just peeling in like a blanket over the midlands— peeling in like a blanket over the midlands back wales , the midlands back into wales, across northern— the midlands back into wales, across northern england and seubnern— across northern england and southern scotland. much of seebbanb— southern scotland. much of beebbana .— southern scotland. much of scotland , northern ireland, west scotland, northern ireland, west eeasb— scotland, northern ireland, west eeasb eb— scotland, northern ireland, west coast of wales— scotland, northern ireland, west coast of wales ,— scotland, northern ireland, west coast of wales , south—west of coast of wales, south—west of bngbanb. — coast of wales, south—west of england. overnight england. stay clear overnight ana— england. stay clear overnight and temperatures again, mostly 9 or and temperatures again, mostly 9 er ro— and temperatures again, mostly 9 er be cebsbus— and temperatures again, mostly 9 or 10 celsius to— and temperatures again, mostly 9 or 10 celsius to start friday. bne— or 10 celsius to start friday. ana aeabn— or 10 celsius to start friday. ana aeabn .— or 10 celsius to start friday. ana agabn . we— or 10 celsius to start friday. and again , we will start with and again, we will start with a lot and again, we will start with a beb eb— and again, we will start with a beb eb ebeub— and again, we will start with a lot of cloud and— and again, we will start with a lot of cloud and reasonably ebbbnbsbbe— lot of cloud and reasonably optimistic the— lot of cloud and reasonably optimistic the cloud will break a bbbbe— optimistic the cloud will break

a little quicker— optimistic the cloud will break a little quicker tomorrow over the a little quicker tomorrow over bne-anb— a little quicker tomorrow over bne-anb een- a little quicker tomorrow over the and even eastern the midlands and even eastern bngbana— the midlands and even eastern england-brighten- the midlands and even eastern england brighten up. now. england should brighten up. now. the england should brighten up. now. ene-bbseb— england should brighten up. now. ene-bbseb nay— england should brighten up. now. the-itself may stay- england should brighten up. now. the itself may stay a bit the coast itself may stay a bit arab— the coast itself may stay a bit bbab-bb— the coast itself may stay a bit bbab-b wbb— the coast itself may stay a bit drab-it will still- the coast itself may stay a bit drab it will still be pretty drab and it will still be pretty enbbw— drab and it will still be pretty enbw en— drab and it will still be pretty enbw en bne— drab and it will still be pretty chilly on the coast. but parts of-lincolnshire- chilly on the coast. but parts of lincolnshire up to of yorkshire, lincolnshire up to seubn—easb— of yorkshire, lincolnshire up to south—east scotland looking brbgnber— south—east scotland looking brighter tomorrow, a better eaneen— brighter tomorrow, a better eaneen eb— brighter tomorrow, a better chance of seeing some sunshine anb— chance of seeing some sunshine and brebabbw— chance of seeing some sunshine and probably touch warmer as a and probably a touch warmer as a resub— and probably a touch warmer as a resubb bn— and probably a touch warmer as a resubb bn bne— and probably a touch warmer as a result in the west. _ and probably a touch warmer as a result in the west. temperatures eeubb— result in the west. temperatures eebe—se- result in the west. temperatures could _ so down . could be a degree or so down tomorrow, but again, it's basbeabw— tomorrow, but again, it's basbeabw a— tomorrow, but again, it's basically a fine summer's day wbbn— basically a fine summer's day with temperatures getting into the with temperatures getting into bne bew— with temperatures getting into bne bew zes— with temperatures getting into the low 20s again, that cloud eeuba— the low 20s again, that cloud eeubb tusb— the low 20s again, that cloud could just start— the low 20s again, that cloud could just start to push in a bbbbe— could just start to push in a bbbbe bbb— could just start to push in a little bit more— could just start to push in a little bit more overnight on rrbaaw— little bit more overnight on bbab-anb— little bit more overnight on friday-and into- little bit more overnight on friday and into saturday. friday night and into saturday. but friday night and into saturday. bub bne— friday night and into saturday. but the weather— friday night and into saturday. but the weather patterns not rearw— but the weather patterns not really shifting.— but the weather patterns not really shifting. high pressure remains through remains in control through the weekend— remains in control through the weekend ana— remains in control through the weekend and a— remains in control through the weekend and a more optimistic, sunsnbne— weekend and a more optimistic, more sunshine across the east as we 90— more sunshine across the east as we ate bnreugn— more sunshine across the east as we go through the— more sunshine across the east as we go through the weekend . and we go through the weekend. and for we go through the weekend. and ber nesb— we go through the weekend. and ber nesb eb— we go through the weekend. and for most of us,— we go through the weekend. and for most of us, staying quite

away . it's 12 noon. ' rrtg away. it's 12 noon. ' rrtg g: away. it's 12 noon. a very good afternoon. you're with gb news live. i'm mark longhurst . and live. i'm mark longhurst. and coming up this thursday lunchtime , the clock counting lunchtime, the clock counting once more on a critical 4 pm. deadline. the government's told to release its whatsapp messages or face possible jail, but also now is there a time bomb ticking away under rishi sunak after bods away under rishi sunak after boris johnson's team says he's handed over all his material and he's got nothing to hide ? a he's got nothing to hide? a seaside resort in shock. a 12 year old girl and 17 year old boy die after being rescued from the sea in bournemouth. police have confirmed no vessel was