kingdom and across in the united kingdom and across the worm.— in the united kingdom and across the world. this— in the united kingdom and across the world. this is— in the united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight— the world. this is mark dolan tonight .— the world. this is mark dolan tontgtt . st— the world. this is mark dolan tontgtt . so tn— the world. this is mark dolan tonight . so in my— the world. this is mark dolan tonight. so in my big opinion , tonight. so in my big opinion, the government's— tonight. so in my big opinion, the government's silenced covid amet— the government's silenced covid tttttts. ts— the government's silenced covid tttttts. ts tt— the government's silenced covid critics. is it anyone— the government's silenced covid critics. is it anyone surprised 7 mt,— critics. is it anyone surprised t ttus, ts— critics. is it anyone surprised .7 plus, as the— critics. is it anyone surprised .7 plus, as the excellent uk austttttt— .7 plus, as the excellent uk australia trade _ .7 plus, as the excellent uk australia trade deal kicks in brett,— australia trade deal kicks in brexit, britain— australia trade deal kicks in brexit, britain is proving the touttett— brexit, britain is proving the doubters wrong— brexit, britain is proving the doubters wrong . so excited about doubters wrong. so excited about this doubters wrong. so excited about tttt .— doubters wrong. so excited about tttt . my— doubters wrong. so excited about tttt . my matt— doubters wrong. so excited about this. my mark meets guest is the trave— this. my mark meets guest is the brave war hero— this. my mark meets guest is the brave war hero craig harrison , brave war hero craig harrison, ttmou— brave war hero craig harrison, ttmou tor— brave war hero craig harrison, ttmou tor the— brave war hero craig harrison, famous for the longest sniper stet— famous for the longest sniper stot tn— famous for the longest sniper snot tn tne— famous for the longest sniper shot in the world. 2.5km. talk about— shot in the world. 2.5km. talk about nttttng— shot in the world. 2.5km. talk about hitting the— shot in the world. 2.5km. talk about hitting the target, he tout— about hitting the target, he totto nto— about hitting the target, he tells his incredible story. notono— tells his incredible story. before the— tells his incredible story. before the end of the hour . it before the end of the hour. it ntgnt— before the end of the hour. it ntgnt tote— before the end of the hour. it ntgnt tote o— before the end of the hour. it might take a ten.— before the end of the hour. it might take a ten. the harry and nognon— might take a ten. the harry and nognon nnnt— might take a ten. the harry and meghan brand is— might take a ten. the harry and meghan brand is in freefall . if meghan brand is in freefall. if yon-o— meghan brand is in freefall. if yon-o tonont— meghan brand is in freefall. if you've bought shares in this oonnto— you've bought shares in this oonnto, ._ you've bought shares in this couple, i would— you've bought shares in this couple, i would advise you to tott— couple, i would advise you to son, tott— couple, i would advise you to sell, sell, sell— couple, i would advise you to sell, sell, sell ._ sell, sell, sell. all a_ sell, sell, sell. all o tnoy— sell, sell, sell. all a busy two - sell, sell, sell. all a busy two hours to come. sell, sell, sell. all— a busy two hours to come. plenty of a busy two hours to come. plenty ot onnnnnoo— a busy two hours to come. plenty ot surrpises no— a busy two hours to come. plenty of surprises up our— a busy two hours to come. plenty of surprises up our sleeve and

to— of surprises up our sleeve and no sotnntoy— of surprises up our sleeve and it's saturday night, so let's noto— it's saturday night, so let's not o— it's saturday night, so let's have a lively— it's saturday night, so let's have a lively debate and plenty of have a lively debate and plenty ot tnn— have a lively debate and plenty ot tnn otong— have a lively debate and plenty of fun along the— have a lively debate and plenty of fun along the way. my big ontntono— of fun along the way. my big ootntono on— of fun along the way. my big opinions on its— of fun along the way. my big opinions on its way, but first, tno— opinions on its way, but first, the headlines— opinions on its way, but first, the headlines with bethany elsey . m..k,_ the headlines with bethany elsey . mont, tnont— the headlines with bethany elsey . mark, thank you. _ the headlines with bethany elsey . mark, thank you. tzirtzi; " . mark, thank you. here's your top stories from the gb newsroom this evening. the prime minister nont— this evening. the prime minister ttont snnot— this evening. the prime minister rishi sunak and— this evening. the prime minister rishi sunak and other— rishi sunak and other international leaders have expressed— international leaders have expressed their condolences otter— expressed their condolences after india's— expressed their condolences after india's worst rail ttoooton— after india's worst rail disaster for- after india's worst rail disaster for decades . at least disaster for decades. at least 288— disaster for decades. at least zoo ooopto— disaster for decades. at least 288 people have— disaster for decades. at least 288 people have been killed and nonnt— 288 people have been killed and nonnt sto— 288 people have been killed and around 850 injured in the ooottont— around 850 injured in the accident in— around 850 injured in the accident in the- around 850 injured in the accident in the eastern state of ontono— accident in the eastern state of ottono ,— accident in the eastern state of odisha , three— accident in the eastern state of odisha , three trains were odisha, three trains were tnvotvoot— odisha, three trains were involved, two _ odisha, three trains were involved, two passenger trains oottttot— involved, two passenger trains collided when— involved, two passenger trains collided when one derailed and tott— collided when one derailed and totn tnon— collided when one derailed and both then crashed— collided when one derailed and both then crashed into a goods tntn— both then crashed into a goods tnotn. non-o— both then crashed into a goods train. india's prime minister tonntn— train. india's prime minister narendra modi— train. india's prime minister narendra modi has vowed to nnnton— narendra modi has vowed to punish ononoy— narendra modi has vowed to punish anyone responsible . punish anyone responsible. sol-tn— punish anyone responsible. saiidjavid_ punish anyone responsible. sajid javid nana— punish anyone responsible. sajid javid nana .- punish anyone responsible. sajid javid nana. i- punish anyone responsible. sajid javid nana. i am- punish anyone responsible. sajid javid nana . i am deeply sajid javid nana. i am deeply pained. it's beyond sad and very ttotnnttne— pained. it's beyond sad and very ttotnnttng .— pained. it's beyond sad and very disturbing . the— “tilt: it's beyond sad and very disturbing . the government will disturbing. the government will toovo— disturbing. the government will toovo no— disturbing. the government will leave no stone— disturbing. the government will leave no stone unturned and will

nonto— leave no stone unturned and will nnovtto tno— leave no stone unturned and will provide the best— leave no stone unturned and will provide the best treatment to the provide the best treatment to to noooto — provide the best treatment to the people who've been injured , the people who've been injured, the people who've been injured, the relatives— the people who've been injured, the relatives who— the people who've been injured, the relatives who we've lost ton-t— the relatives who we've lost can't come back,- the relatives who we've lost can't come back, but the government— can't come back, but the government is- can't come back, but the government is with their tontttoo— government is with their tontttoo .— government is with their families. in— government is with their families. in this hour of grief , ot— families. in this hour of grief , ot poonto— families. in this hour of grief , 31 people have— families. in this hour of grief , 31 people have been arrested in connection— , 31 people have been arrested in connection with— , 31 people have been arrested in connection with plans to ttnnnt— in connection with plans to ttonnnt tno— in connection with plans to disrupt the epsom derby, tnotnttne— disrupt the epsom derby, including one— disrupt the epsom derby, including one protester who ran onto— including one protester who ran onto tno— including one protester who ran onto the track— including one protester who ran onto the track as— including one protester who ran onto the track as the race toeon — onto the track as the race began. activists- onto the track as the race began. ti , onto the track as the race began. i , onto the track as the race- began. activists from the group animal rising had threatened to cancel the event despite a high court injunction banning them from doing so. the group said they wanted to protect the horses and were willing to put their bodies on the line. they accused police of heavy handedness and abuse thing. their powers . a man has been their powers. a man has been arrested at the fa cup final at wembley for wearing a shirt which had an offensive reference to the hillsborough disaster. on the back of the man's shirt featured the number 97 and the words not enough . 97 liverpool words not enough. 97 liverpool fans died in 1989 as a result of a crush at an ea

fans died in 1989 as a result of a crush at an fa cup semi—final match against nottingham forest at hillsborough stadium in sheffield metropol , litten sheffield metropol, litten police say he was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence as well in the fa cup final. manchester city beat their rivals manchester united 2—1 ilkay gundogan scored after 12 seconds. that's the fastest goalin 12 seconds. that's the fastest goal in fa cup final history. united's bruno fernandes equalised scoring a penalty at 33 minutes, but gundogan scored another to restore city's lead in the second half. and they're now on course to complete the treble , winning the premier treble, winning the premier league fa cup and champions league fa cup and champions league in the same season, which takes place next saturday. here's some fan reaction to out of three we're going to do the treble. we're going to take it tron— treble. we're going to take it tron tnon— treble. we're going to take it from them after— treble. we're going to take it from them after a— we're going to take it from them after a whole history of from them after a whole history ot nnn— from them after a whole history ot nnn ,— from them after a whole history ot nnn , too— from them after a whole history of hurt , 100 odd— from them after a whole history of hurt , 100 odd years from them after a whole history of hurt ,100 odd years of them of hurt, 100 odd years of them totne— of hurt, 100 odd years of them totne ott— of hurt, 100 odd years of them being all over— of hurt, 100 odd years of them being all over us.— of hurt, 100 odd years of them being all over us. but this this is being all over us. but this this to on— being all over us. but this this to yon. — being all over us. but this this is our year. this— being all over us. but this this is our year. this is— being all over us. but this this is our year. this is our time. tttst— is our year. this is our time. ttnt nont— is our year. this is our time. ttnt gott- ts— is our year. this is our time. first goal. 15 seconds,- is our year. this is our time. first goal. 15 seconds, 13- first goal. 15 seconds, 13 seconds, 15 seconds. and you

know, i've just lost for words. lost for words , a bit dejected, lost for words, a bit dejected, living in cities shattered last 4 or 5 years. it's obviously not nnot— 4 or 5 years. it's obviously not nnot no— 4 or 5 years. it's obviously not nnot we wont,— 4 or 5 years. it's obviously not what we want, but— ”' to gift? it's obviously not what we want, but probably nnot-o— what we want, but probably what's expected. in all in all nonooty— what's expected. in all in all nonooty ,— what's expected. in all in all nonooty , o— what's expected. in all in all honesty , a bit— what's expected. in all in all honesty , a bit of— what's expected. in all in all honesty , a bit of a reality honesty, a bit of a reality onoot— honesty, a bit of a reality onoot ton— honesty, a bit of a reality check for united. you're up to note— check for united. you're up to date on— check for united. you're up to date on tv— check for united. you're up to date on tv online_ check for united. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tnno— date on tv online dab+ radio and on tnno tn.— date on tv online dab+ radio and on tnno tn. — date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this— date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is— date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb- date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. " c15 \ want on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to . it's back to. mark welcome to it's back to. mark. i welcome to mark it's back to. mark- . welcome to mark dolan it's back to. mark— . welcome to mark dolan tonight. it's back to. mark— . welcome tttheark dolan tonight. it's back to. mark— . welcome ttthe government1ight. in my opinion, the government otto— in my opinion, the government otto oeotnot— in my opinion, the government side against covid is side against covid critics is ononoy— side against covid critics is anyone surprised? plus, as the oxoottont— anyone surprised? plus, as the excellent uk—australia trade toot— excellent uk—australia trade toot noto— excellent uk—australia trade deal kicks in— excellent uk—australia trade deal kicks in brexit, britain is proving— deal kicks in brexit, britain is proving tno— deal kicks in brexit, britain is proving the doubters wrong. wett— proving the doubters wrong. not to— proving the doubters wrong. we'll be joined— proving the doubters wrong. we'll be joined by football toeont— we'll be joined by football togont nonn— we'll be joined by football legend harry redknapp on the fa cup legend harry redknapp on the fa cnn ttnot. — legend harry redknapp on the fa cnp ttnot. ant— legend harry redknapp on the fa cup final. and what does harry tntnt— cup final. and what does harry tntnt ot— cup final. and what does harry tntnt ot noo— cup final. and what does harry think of eco protesters toneottng— think of eco protesters targeting professional sport ? targeting professional sport? but targeting professional sport? nnt nett— targeting professional sport? but we'll also— targeting professional sport? but we'll also be backing a nontontnt— but we'll also be backing a wonderful new— but we'll also be backing a wonderful new campaign to save nntotn-o—

wonderful new campaign to save nntotn-o onto.— wonderful new campaign to save britain's pubs. given the towns;— britain's pubs. given the worrying news- britain's pubs. given the worrying news that 1 in 3 could be worrying news that 1 in 3 could to tone— worrying news that 1 in 3 could to gone by— worrying news that 1 in 3 could to gone by next— worrying news that 1 in 3 could be gone by next year, we'll be joined— be gone by next year, we'll be joined by— be gone by next year, we'll be joined by too— be gone by next year, we'll be joined by top drinks experts and onto— joined by top drinks experts and pubs ononpton— joined by top drinks experts and pubs champion andrew morgan . my pubs champion andrew morgan. my ma pubs champion andrew morgan. my tttt nonto— pubs champion andrew morgan. my tttt nooto gnoot— pubs champion andrew morgan. my ma meets guest is— pubs champion andrew morgan. my ma meets guest is the brave war nono— ma meets guest is the brave war nono crotg— ma meets guest is the brave war hero craig harrison,— ma meets guest is the brave war hero craig harrison, famous for the hero craig harrison, famous for to tongoot— hero craig harrison, famous for the longest sniper shot in the nong— the longest sniper shot in the wont, zstn. — the longest sniper shot in the world, 2.5km. talk about hitting the world, 2.5km. talk about hitting to target,— world, 2.5km. talk about hitting to target, no— world, 2.5km. talk about hitting the target, he tells his incredible— the target, he tells his incredible story before the end of incredible story before the end ot tno— incredible story before the end ot to non.— incredible story before the end of the hour. in— incredible story before the end of the hour. in my— incredible story before the end of the hour. in my take at ten, tno— of the hour. in my take at ten, to nonn— of the hour. in my take at ten, to tony ont— of the hour. in my take at ten, the harry and meghan brand is in tnootott— the harry and meghan brand is in tnootott. tt— the harry and meghan brand is in freefall. if you've— the harry and meghan brand is in freefall. if you've bought snoot— freefall. if you've bought sonoon tn— freefall. if you've bought shares in this— freefall. if you've bought shares in this couple, i'd atone— shares in this couple, i'd otvtoo yon— shares in this couple, i'd advise you to— shares in this couple, i'd advise you to sell, shares in this couple, i'd advise you to sell , sell, sell shares in this couple, i'd advise you to sell, sell, sell . advise you to sell, sell, sell. my— advise you to sell, sell, sell. my newsmaker_ advise you to sell, sell, sell. my newsmaker tonight is the onoon— my newsmaker tonight is the onoon ot— my newsmaker tonight is the onoon ot no— my newsmaker tonight is the queen of us showbiz , royal and queen of us showbiz, royal and nottttoot— queen of us showbiz, royal and political reporting. kinsey sonottott.— political reporting. kinsey schofield. and we'll be talking otont— schofield. and we'll be talking otont tnto— schofield. and we'll be talking otont tnto .—

about this. poor- about this. poor old joe. about this.- poor old joe. now, about this.— poor old joe. now, mark otont tttn— poor old joe. now, mark dolan tontgnt— poor old joe. now, mark dolan tontgnt to— poor old joe. now, mark dolan tontgnt to tno— poor old joe. now, mark dolan tonight is the home of the poten— tonight is the home of the papers nttn— tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front pages ttvo — papers with tomorrow's front pages live from _ papers with tomorrow's front pages live from 1030 with noootton— pages live from 1030 with reaction from _ pages live from 1030 with reaction from three top pundits nno— reaction from three top pundits nno novon-t— reaction from three top pundits who haven't been— reaction from three top pundits who haven't been told what to soy. — who haven't been told what to soy. ant — who haven't been told what to soy. ant nno — who haven't been told what to say. and who don't follow the tontgnt— say. and who don't follow the sonnt .— say. and who don't follow the script . tonight,— say. and who don't follow the script . tonight, the deputy script. tonight, the deputy tontgn— script. tonight, the deputy tooton ot— script. tonight, the deputy leader of ukip,_ script. tonight, the deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane , leader of ukip, rebecca jane, research fellow— leader of ukip, rebecca jane, research fellow at the bow nonn— research fellow at the bow onong, ont— research fellow at the bow group, and political commentator tong-omn— group, and political commentator benjamin loughnane and radio and tv benjamin loughnane and radio and tv ton— benjamin loughnane and radio and tv noto— benjamin loughnane and radio and tv icon dave hamilton. tonight i'll tv icon dave hamilton. tonight t-tt to— tv icon dave hamilton. tonight t-tt to otttng— tv icon dave hamilton. tonight i'll be asking the— tv icon dave hamilton. tonight i'll be asking the pundits is nntvontty— i'll be asking the pundits is university still— i'll be asking the pundits is university still worth it? our ooontooo— university still worth it? our cashless payments exist and are ooonto— cashless payments exist and are people nno— cashless payments exist and are people nno noo— cashless payments exist and are people who wear flip flops a nntoonoot— people who wear flip flops a nuisance? plus— people who wear flip flops a nuisance? plus your emails , nuisance? plus your emails, ongoototty— nuisance? plus your emails, especially the— nuisance? plus your emails, especially the spicy ones, nonet— especially the spicy ones, market on— especially the spicy ones, market gb news .com. this programme— market gb news .com. this programme has— market gb news .com. this programme has a strict golden nnto— programme has a strict golden nnto. too— programme has a strict golden nnto. tto ton-t— programme has a strict golden rule. we don't do— programme has a strict golden rule. we don't do boring. not on - my— rule. we don't do boring. not on . tty ton— rule. we don't do boring. not on . my now there's— rule. we don't do boring. not on . my now there's a— rule. we don't do boring. not on . my now there's a surprise in a spectat— . my now there's a surprise in a special investigation . the special investigation. the totognpn— special investigation. the

telegraph newspaper have novootot— telegraph newspaper have revealed that— telegraph newspaper have revealed that a secretive government— revealed that a secretive government unit worked with sootot— government unit worked with social media— government unit worked with social media companies in an attempt— social media companies in an attempt to— social media companies in an attempt to curtail— social media companies in an attempt to curtail discussion of controversial— attempt to curtail discussion of controversial lockdown policies tnnng— controversial lockdown policies tnnng tno— controversial lockdown policies during the pandemic. the paper reports— during the pandemic. the paper reports tno— during the pandemic. the paper reports the chillingly titled connton— reports the chillingly titled counter disinformation unit was set counter disinformation unit was not no— counter disinformation unit was not no to— counter disinformation unit was set up by ministers to tackle supposed_ set up by ministers to tackle supposed domestic threats and noon— supposed domestic threats and not to— supposed domestic threats and was used to target those onttoot— was used to target those critical of _ was used to target those critical of lockdown and gnoottontng— critical of lockdown and questioning the mass vaccination of questioning the mass vaccination ot ontttnon— questioning the mass vaccination ot ontttnon .— questioning the mass vaccination of children . is— questioning the mass vaccination of children . is anyone surprised of children. is anyone surprised by tntot— of children. is anyone surprised by tntot tn— of children. is anyone surprised by this? in other— of children. is anyone surprised by this? in other news, the pope's— by this? in other news, the pogo-o o— by this? in other news, the pope's a catholic and bears like to to— pope's a catholic and bears like to to tottot— pope's a catholic and bears like to do toilet in— pope's a catholic and bears like to do toilet in the— pope's a catholic and bears like to do toilet in the woods . it's to do toilet in the woods. it's nnot— to do toilet in the woods. it's nnot no— to do toilet in the woods. it's what we knew— to do toilet in the woods. it's what we knew all— to do toilet in the woods. it's what we knew all along. those nno— what we knew all along. those nno tttn-t— what we knew all along. those who didn't support the narrative of who didn't support the narrative ot noottng— who didn't support the narrative of masking lockdowns and mass voootnotton— of masking lockdowns and mass vaccination were— of masking lockdowns and mass vaccination were demonised , vaccination were demonised, noon— vaccination were demonised, noon, tntttot— vaccination were demonised, used, bullied and silenced . but used, bullied and silenced. but nnot-o— used, bullied and silenced. but what's inconvenient for the unforgivable_ what's inconvenient for the unforgivable covid census is at the unforgivable covid census is at to ntgnoot— unforgivable covid census is at the highest levels— unforgivable covid census is at the highest levels of government at tno— the highest levels of government at to too— the highest levels of government at to too ot— the highest levels of government at the top of corporations and nttntn— at the top of corporations and nttntn tno— at the top of corporations and within the media— at the top of corporations and within the media is that the covtn— within the media is that the covid sceptics— within the media is that the covid sceptics were right and the covid sceptics were right and to covtn— covid sceptics were right and

the covid fanatics were wrong. nono— the covid fanatics were wrong. non no— the covid fanatics were wrong. here we are with— the covid fanatics were wrong. here we are with a completely destroyed— here we are with a completely destroyed economy obe a broken, poorer— destroyed economy obe a broken, poonn soototy— destroyed economy obe a broken, poorer society motty and a noottn— poorer society motty and a health system _ poorer society motty and a health system on the verge of cottonse— health system on the verge of collapse with _ health system on the verge of collapse with awaiting list of 7 ntttton— collapse with awaiting list of 7 ntttton noogto— collapse with awaiting list of 7 million people all off the back of million people all off the back ot nottotoo— million people all off the back of policies supposedly to onnnon— of policies supposedly to support public health with post nontonto— support public health with post pandemic excess— support public health with post pandemic excess deaths recently nttttng— pandemic excess deaths recently nttttng zooo— pandemic excess deaths recently nttttng 2000 o— pandemic excess deaths recently hitting 2000 a week, that tooon-t— hitting 2000 a week, that doesn't sound— hitting 2000 a week, that doesn't sound very healthy to ton— doesn't sound very healthy to ton toot— doesn't sound very healthy to me. now last night i was deeply tnontnt— me. now last night i was deeply tnontnot to— me. now last night i was deeply inspired to speak— me. now last night i was deeply inspired to speak to john monoto— inspired to speak to john cnoppto, nno— inspired to speak to john chapple, who is only 34, nooontty— chapple, who is only 34, recently married and who's whose tnonntto— recently married and who's whose incurable cancer— recently married and who's whose incurable cancer is— recently married and who's whose incurable cancer is linked to tno— incurable cancer is linked to to nns— incurable cancer is linked to the nhs becoming a covid only oontoo. — the nhs becoming a covid only oontoo. wnot— the nhs becoming a covid only service. what should have been a otnnto— service. what should have been a simple treatment— service. what should have been a simple treatment to— service. what should have been a simple treatment to remove a tnnn— simple treatment to remove a tnnn tn— simple treatment to remove a tnnn tn nto— simple treatment to remove a lump in his bowel was ignored ont— lump in his bowel was ignored and cancelled— lump in his bowel was ignored and cancelled appointments ntooot— and cancelled appointments missed diagnoses, you name it. non-t— missed diagnoses, you name it. non-t nono— missed diagnoses, you name it. non-t worryt no— missed diagnoses, you name it. don't worry, he was told, fobbed off don't worry, he was told, fobbed ott ttno— don't worry, he was told, fobbed ott ttno ont— don't worry, he was told, fobbed off time and time— don't worry, he was told, fobbed off time and time again. don't worry, he was told, fobbed off time and time again . a off time and time again. a vtottn — off time and time again. a vtottn ot— off time and time again. a victim of mindless covid nnotoooto— victim of mindless covid protocols and— victim of mindless covid protocols and policies which gnonttoot— protocols and policies which prioritised the— protocols and policies which prioritised the virus as john oonnttot— prioritised the virus as john oongttot .—

prioritised the virus as john complied . and— prioritised the virus as john complied . and ironically, before complied. and ironically, before he complied. and ironically, before to got— complied. and ironically, before to got ttt— complied. and ironically, before to got ttt .— complied. and ironically, before no got ttt , no— complied. and ironically, before he got ill, he mentioned to tnonto— he got ill, he mentioned to friends that— he got ill, he mentioned to friends that he— he got ill, he mentioned to friends that he thought lockdowns _ friends that he thought lockdowns would cost more lives tnon— lockdowns would cost more lives tnon tnoy— lockdowns would cost more lives than they saved. _ lockdowns would cost more lives than they saved. unaware that his than they saved. unaware that nto ntoo— than they saved. unaware that his wise words— than they saved. unaware that his wise words would have nonoonot— his wise words would have personal implications. large at ntgtt— personal implications. large at ntgnt, t— personal implications. large at ntgnt, t ootot— personal implications. large at night, i asked him how he's toottng— night, i asked him how he's toottng ot— night, i asked him how he's feeling at the— night, i asked him how he's feeling at the moment. lg e�*t: feeling at the moment. i try and tote— feeling at the moment. i try and take no— feeling at the moment. i try and take my moments where i where i can and try and make the most of when i'm feeling okay and, you know, see friends and go out and all that sort of stuff. but yeah, the vast majority of my, my time, i feel sick and in pain . it was a truly humbling tntontotn— . it was a truly humbling interview. now,- it was a truly humbling interview. now, at the time, if yon-t— interview. now, at the time, if yon-t onto— interview. now, at the time, if you'd said that— interview. now, at the time, if you'd said that lockdowns would be you'd said that lockdowns would to nntnono— you'd said that lockdowns would to on— you'd said that lockdowns would be ruinous or that— you'd said that lockdowns would be ruinous or that they wouldn't stop— be ruinous or that they wouldn't stop tno— be ruinous or that they wouldn't stop to vtnno— be ruinous or that they wouldn't stop the virus and— be ruinous or that they wouldn't stop the virus and would damage and ont— stop the virus and would damage and ont many— stop the virus and would damage and end many more lives, you were labelled— and end many more lives, you were labelled as— and end many more lives, you were labelled as right wing. not non— were labelled as right wing. not non tnot— were labelled as right wing. not sure how that works. and a granny— sure how that works. and a granny tttton— sure how that works. and a granny killer. now i'm angry otont— granny killer. now i'm angry about what's— granny killer. now i'm angry about what's happened to john. i'm about what's happened to john. t-n ongn— about what's happened to john. t-n angry tnot— about what's happened to john. i'm angry that he's now got to too— i'm angry that he's now got to too o— i'm angry that he's now got to too o nont— i'm angry that he's now got to have a crowd funder to seek tnootnont— have a crowd funder to seek treatment in— have a crowd funder to seek treatment in german as his only nono— treatment in german as his only too ot— treatment in german as his only hope of survival— treatment in german as his only hope of survival .— treatment in german as his only hope of survival . and i'm angry

hope of survival. and i'm angry at tno— hope of survival. and i'm angry at the government— hope of survival. and i'm angry at the government for crushing tototoo— at the government for crushing tototoo ovon— at the government for crushing debates over the— at the government for crushing debates over the last three yoon. — debates over the last three yono. ant — debates over the last three years. and now— debates over the last three years. and now it turns out oonoonng— years. and now it turns out oonoonng to— years. and now it turns out censoring to if— years. and now it turns out censoring to if we'd had a ptnnttty— censoring to if we'd had a gtnnttty ot— censoring to if we'd had a plurality of voices and true tnooton— plurality of voices and true tnooton ot— plurality of voices and true freedom of speech, the government's- freedom of speech, the government's ruinous covid oonoootton— government's ruinous covid overreaction might have faced oonnttny— overreaction might have faced more scrutiny and might have tonnonot— more scrutiny and might have tempered some— more scrutiny and might have tempered some of those , in my tempered some of those, in my onto— tempered some of those, in my view, outrageously— tempered some of those, in my view, outrageously failed pottotoo— view, outrageously failed policies with— view, outrageously failed policies with proper transparency and public debate , transparency and public debate, we transparency and public debate, no ntgnt— transparency and public debate, no ntgnt nono— transparency and public debate, we might have gone the way of snoton— we might have gone the way of snoton .— we might have gone the way of snoton . no— we might have gone the way of sweden . no lockdowns, no mask sweden. no lockdowns, no mask nontotoo— sweden. no lockdowns, no mask nontotoo .— sweden. no lockdowns, no mask nontotoo , no— sweden. no lockdowns, no mask mandates , no vaccine mandates. mandates, no vaccine mandates. a snoton— mandates, no vaccine mandates. a snoton nno— mandates, no vaccine mandates. a snoton nno no— mandates, no vaccine mandates. a sweden who now boasts among the tonoot— sweden who now boasts among the tonoot tonot— sweden who now boasts among the lowest level of— sweden who now boasts among the lowest level of excess deaths in the lowest level of excess deaths in to nnoto— lowest level of excess deaths in to nnoto ot— lowest level of excess deaths in the whole of europe, dating back to mo.— the whole of europe, dating back to 2020. noo— the whole of europe, dating back to 2020. yes you— the whole of europe, dating back to 2020. yes you heard me right tnono— to 2020. yes you heard me right tnono to,— to 2020. yes you heard me right there is, however,— to 2020. yes you heard me right there is, however, one positive in there is, however, one positive tn tnto— there is, however, one positive tn tnto nnoto— there is, however, one positive in this whole story. there is, however, one positive in this whole story . john in this whole story. john cnoggto— in this whole story. john cnonpto, nno— in this whole story. john chapple, who you've just heard non— chapple, who you've just heard non nto— chapple, who you've just heard from his crowdfunder , has from his crowdfunder, has skyrocketed. _ from his crowdfunder, has skyrocketed. why well, because i nono— skyrocketed. why well, because i too tno— skyrocketed. why well, because i too to moot— skyrocketed. why well, because i have the most amazing viewers ont— have the most amazing viewers and ttotonono— have the most amazing viewers and ttotonono .— have the most amazing viewers and listeners . countless numbers and listeners. countless numbers of and listeners. countless numbers ot yon— and listeners. countless numbers ot yon ong— and listeners. countless numbers ot yon tng goon— and listeners. countless numbers of you dug deep into your noototo— of you dug deep into your noototo o— of you dug deep into your pockets a fiver— of you dug deep into your pockets a fiver here, a tenner. sonottnoo— pockets a fiver here, a tenner. sometimes even— pockets a fiver here, a tenner. sometimes even more to give john

a sometimes even more to give john o oonoon— sometimes even more to give john o oonoon to— sometimes even more to give john noonoon to many— sometimes even more to give john a chance to many other victims of a chance to many other victims ot toottonn — a chance to many other victims of lockdown have— a chance to many other victims of lockdown have lost their oonoon — of lockdown have lost their chance. and _ of lockdown have lost their chance. and i— of lockdown have lost their chance. and i know some of you not— chance. and i know some of you not ton-t— chance. and i know some of you not ton-t nono— chance. and i know some of you just don't have the— chance. and i know some of you just don't have the cash to ootnotty— just don't have the cash to actually help _ just don't have the cash to actually help john. but i also anon— actually help john. but i also anon yon— actually help john. but i also know you're rooting for him, too. — know you're rooting for him, too. ant— know you're rooting for him, too. ant ty— know you're rooting for him, too. and by the— know you're rooting for him, too. and by the way, don't get no— too. and by the way, don't get no otonot— too. and by the way, don't get me started on— too. and by the way, don't get me started on that long and ononotno— me started on that long and expensive covid— me started on that long and expensive covid inquiry, which i ton— expensive covid inquiry, which i toot nttt— expensive covid inquiry, which i toot nttt to— expensive covid inquiry, which i toot nttt to o— expensive covid inquiry, which i fear will be a total— expensive covid inquiry, which i fear will be a total stitch up. tot— fear will be a total stitch up. tot no— fear will be a total stitch up. tot no sono— fear will be a total stitch up. let me save that— fear will be a total stitch up. let me save that inquiry. a lot of let me save that inquiry. a lot ot nonoy— let me save that inquiry. a lot ot nonoy ont— let me save that inquiry. a lot ot nonoy and o— let me save that inquiry. a lot of money and a lot of time . and of money and a lot of time. and any— of money and a lot of time. and any conclusion— of money and a lot of time. and any conclusion drawn from the toot— any conclusion drawn from the toot tnnoo— any conclusion drawn from the last three years— any conclusion drawn from the last three years can be summed up last three years can be summed no tn— last three years can be summed no tn tno— last three years can be summed no tn tno nonto— last three years can be summed up in two words no— last three years can be summed up in two words no ever again. oh up in two words no ever again. on — up in two words no ever again. on tno— up in two words no ever again. on tno t— up in two words no ever again. oh no. the i newspaper report tnot— oh no. the i newspaper report tnot o— oh no. the i newspaper report tnot o notonty— oh no. the i newspaper report that a majority of— oh no. the i newspaper report that a majority of brits breme ttono— that a majority of brits breme blame brexit— that a majority of brits breme blame brexit for— that a majority of brits breme blame brexit for our anaemic economic growth, low productivity- economic growth, low productivity and inflation. nnoto— productivity and inflation. tnot-o ntgnt.— productivity and inflation. that's right. it's all the fault of that's right. it's all the fault ot nnoxtt. — that's right. it's all the fault of brexit. rubbish it's an inconvenient— of brexit. rubbish it's an inconvenient truth that food onoo — inconvenient truth that food price inflation,— inconvenient truth that food price inflation, for example, nnton— price inflation, for example, which remainers are most keenly toonooot— which remainers are most keenly toonooot on— which remainers are most keenly toonooot to— which remainers are most keenly focussed on, is actually higher in focussed on, is actually higher tn oonnony— focussed on, is actually higher tn oonnony .— focussed on, is actually higher in germany . did— focussed on, is actually higher in germany . did they have

in germany. did they have nonto— in germany. did they have brexit? meanwhile all the united stotoo— brexit? meanwhile all the united stotoo to— brexit? meanwhile all the united states is grappling with sky ntgn— states is grappling with sky high interest— states is grappling with sky high interest rates. did they nono— high interest rates. did they too nont— high interest rates. did they have brexit too? i'm so confused . non,— have brexit too? i'm so confused . wen, tno— have brexit too? i'm so confused . well, too good— have brexit too? i'm so confused . well, the good news is that nnttot— . well, the good news is that nnttot o— . well, the good news is that whilst a little _ . well, the good news is that whilst a little sticky uk inflation _ whilst a little sticky uk inflation is— whilst a little sticky uk inflation is coming down, as onttonoot— inflation is coming down, as onttonoot ty— inflation is coming down, as evidenced by the fabulous news tnot— evidenced by the fabulous news tnot tnto— evidenced by the fabulous news that this week— evidenced by the fabulous news that this week diesel has seen the that this week diesel has seen to ttggoot— that this week diesel has seen the biggest price— that this week diesel has seen the biggest price drop in years, nonng— the biggest price drop in years, nonng tt— the biggest price drop in years, making it easier— the biggest price drop in years, making it easier for hardworking onto— making it easier for hardworking onto to— making it easier for hardworking onto to tttt— making it easier for hardworking brits to fill up— making it easier for hardworking brits to fill up their car. and you— brits to fill up their car. and yon oon— brits to fill up their car. and yon og— brits to fill up their car. and you can fill your— brits to fill up their car. and you can fill your boots with goon— you can fill your boots with more good news. whilst germany are more good news. whilst germany otnngot— more good news. whilst germany otnngot tnto— more good news. whilst germany are plunged into recession. natt— are plunged into recession. not, not.— are plunged into recession. wait, wait. did— are plunged into recession. wait, wait. did they have nonto— wait, wait. did they have brexit? britain- wait, wait. did they have brexit? britain neatly avoids recession and _ brexit? britain neatly avoids recession and with low unemployment and the benefits of tatto— unemployment and the benefits of tnoto toots— unemployment and the benefits of trade deals with— unemployment and the benefits of trade deals with the likes of anotnotto— trade deals with the likes of australia now— trade deals with the likes of australia now kicking in, it's all australia now kicking in, it's at to— australia now kicking in, it's at to otoy— australia now kicking in, it's at to otoy ton— australia now kicking in, it's all to play for hilarious in the ttgnt— all to play for hilarious in the ttgnt ot— all to play for hilarious in the ttgnt ot on— all to play for hilarious in the light of our deal— all to play for hilarious in the light of our deal with australia , nnton— light of our deal with australia , which means— light of our deal with australia , which means cheaper food from tonn— , which means cheaper food from town nnton— , which means cheaper food from down under for— , which means cheaper food from down under for us— , which means cheaper food from down under for us brits. aussie anotntton— down under for us brits. aussie australian commentators have noon— australian commentators have toon noottng— australian commentators have been mocking the united kingdom, ooytng— been mocking the united kingdom, ooytng tnot— been mocking the united kingdom, saying that there's— been mocking the united kingdom, saying that there's not much not— saying that there's not much tnot no— saying that there's not much tnot no son— saying that there's not much that we sell them. take a listen to tnto— that we sell them. take a listen to no . — that we sell them. take a listen to no . noo— that we sell them. take a listen to this . free trade— that we sell them. take a listen to this . ”cc; : agiznzf�*tg’x to this. free trade agreement with the uk . some british with the uk. some british products will become cheaper.

more exciting news. i just wonder what does britain actually have to offer us? i mean, there's a beautiful figs . mean, there's a beautiful figs. you can imagine the top down. matty writing, here we are. this is you writing to the callide power station earlier this morning. with the top down, you win your hair blowing freely in the wind. oh, hang on. the mg's, owned chinese company. owned by a chinese company. yeah, right . so what else yeah, that's right. so what else do they have? there's black pudding, cumberland sausages. that's about it . black pudding, cumberland sausages. that's about it. black pudding. i'll that's about it. black pudding. t-tt gno— that's about it. black pudding. t-tt gtno ntn— that's about it. black pudding. t-tt gtno ntn o— that's about it. black pudding. i'll give him a black— c black pudding. i'll give him a black eye. well, ton— i'll give him a black eye. well, not otoy— i'll give him a black eye. well, not otoy to— i'll give him a black eye. well, not otoy to my— i'll give him a black eye. well, fair play to my former colleague , on— fair play to my former colleague , on nono— fair play to my former colleague , gb news. presenter andrew non,— , gb news. presenter andrew neg, nno— , gb news. presenter andrew neil, who offered this rather nont— neil, who offered this rather neat takedown _ neil, who offered this rather neat takedown on twitter . in neat takedown on twitter. in ooo no— neat takedown on twitter. in response, he tweeted to no notntng— response, he tweeted to no nothing breakfast tv presenters in nothing breakfast tv presenters tn anotnotto. — nothing breakfast tv presenters in australia. let— nothing breakfast tv presenters in australia. let me do the nononont— in australia. let me do the homework they _ in australia. let me do the homework they should have done for themselves— homework they should have done for themselves as— homework they should have done for themselves as we exported otnoot— for themselves as we exported otnoot tt— for themselves as we exported almost £1 billion— for themselves as we exported almost £1 billion a year to anotnotto— almost £1 billion a year to australia and— almost £1 billion a year to australia and that is set to tontto— australia and that is set to tontto tn— australia and that is set to tontto tn o— australia and that is set to double in a decade, including ototo— double in a decade, including ototo ot— double in a decade, including ototo ot tno— double in a decade, including state of the art— double in a decade, including state of the art nuclear powered onnnottnoo— state of the art nuclear powered submarines. current export

ontoo— submarines. current export onto non — submarines. current export routes from the— submarines. current export routes from the uk include half a routes from the uk include half o ttttton— routes from the uk include half o ttttton ton— routes from the uk include half a billion for farmer, 400 ntttton— a billion for farmer, 400 million for— a billion for farmer, 400 million for cars, 340 million for manufacture,— million for cars, 340 million for manufacture, and a quarter of for manufacture, and a quarter ot o— for manufacture, and a quarter ot o ttttton— for manufacture, and a quarter of a billion for— for manufacture, and a quarter of a billion for drinks, 2 onion— of a billion for drinks, 2 billion for— of a billion for drinks, 2 billion for business services . billion for business services. 2.5— billion for business services. no ttttton— billion for business services. 2.5 billion for— billion for business services. 2.5 billion for financial oontooo— 2.5 billion for financial services and- 2.5 billion for financial services and a billion in totooono— services and a billion in telecoms and- services and a billion in telecoms and digital . well, he telecoms and digital. well, he gooo— telecoms and digital. well, he gooo on— telecoms and digital. well, he gooo on to— telecoms and digital. well, he gooo on to ony— telecoms and digital. well, he goes on to say, we sell twice as nnot— goes on to say, we sell twice as not to— goes on to say, we sell twice as not to oz— goes on to say, we sell twice as not to oz oo— goes on to say, we sell twice as much to oz as they— goes on to say, we sell twice as much to oz as they sell to us to— much to oz as they sell to us for fantastic— much to oz as they sell to us for fantastic job. _ much to oz as they sell to us for fantastic job. andrew noton— for fantastic job. andrew ttoton tn— for fantastic job. andrew listen, i'm not- for fantastic job. andrew listen, i'm not going to lie . i listen, i'm not going to lie. i tntnt— listen, i'm not going to lie. i tntnt t— listen, i'm not going to lie. i tntnt t ntoo— listen, i'm not going to lie. i think i miss andrew. i really to.— think i miss andrew. i really to. snontt— think i miss andrew. i really do. should we— think i miss andrew. i really do. should we have him back? i notoot— do. should we have him back? i notoot o— do. should we have him back? i was raised a roman catholic tongtnonooo— was raised a roman catholic tongtnonooo to— was raised a roman catholic forgiveness is in— was raised a roman catholic forgiveness is in my dna . so forgiveness is in my dna. so nnotnon— forgiveness is in my dna. so nnotnon tto— forgiveness is in my dna. so whether it's bitter remainers onnng, — whether it's bitter remainers onnng, tno— whether it's bitter remainers willing, the uk— whether it's bitter remainers willing, the uk to fail or gtoony— willing, the uk to fail or gloomy economic experts at the tnt— gloomy economic experts at the tnt onottottng— gloomy economic experts at the imf predicting recessions that never come the— imf predicting recessions that never come the britain bashers are never come the britain bashers totng— never come the britain bashers are being proved— never come the britain bashers are being proved wrong time and tno— are being proved wrong time and ttno ogotn— are being proved wrong time and ttno ogotn .— are being proved wrong time and ttno ogotn . tno— are being proved wrong time and time again . the best is yet to time again. the best is yet to ton— time again. the best is yet to come for this— time again. the best is yet to come for this country, and not toootto— come for this country, and not despite brexit,— come for this country, and not despite brexit, but because of it .

it. i there tt- there we are tt— there we are now . it. there we are now . your reaction, there we are now. your reaction, nonn— there we are now. your reaction, non, ot— there we are now. your reaction, non, at on— there we are now. your reaction, mark, at gb news— there we are now. your reaction, mark, at gb news news.com. let me mark, at gb news news.com. let no tnon— mark, at gb news news.com. let no tnon yonn— mark, at gb news news.com. let me know your thoughts on both of tnooo— me know your thoughts on both of tnooo tootoo— me know your thoughts on both of tnooo tootoo .— me know your thoughts on both of those topics , but— me know your thoughts on both of those topics , but let's get those topics, but let's get noootton— those topics, but let's get reaction now— those topics, but let's get reaction now from my fans tastic onnttto— reaction now from my fans tastic onnttto. tn— reaction now from my fans tastic pundits. i'm delighted to nooonot— pundits. i'm delighted to welcome the— pundits. i'm delighted to welcome the deputy leader of unno— welcome the deputy leader of ukip, rebecca— welcome the deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane, political commentator— ukip, rebecca jane, political commentator benjamin loughnane, and commentator benjamin loughnane, ont noto— commentator benjamin loughnane, ont ntto ont— commentator benjamin loughnane, and radio and tv— commentator benjamin loughnane, and radio and tv legend diddy nonto— and radio and tv legend diddy david hamilton.— and radio and tv legend diddy david hamilton. benjamin, nooonnot— david hamilton. benjamin, welcome back— david hamilton. benjamin, welcome back to the show. good to ooo— welcome back to the show. good to yon— welcome back to the show. good to yon ogotn— welcome back to the show. good to see you again. listen first of to see you again. listen first ot ott— to see you again. listen first ot .n, yonn— to see you again. listen first of all, your your— to see you again. listen first of all, your your reaction to tnto— of all, your your reaction to no nono— of all, your your reaction to this news from _ of all, your your reaction to this news from the telegraph. a gnoot— this news from the telegraph. a great investigation, great tonnnotton— great investigation, great journalism that actually critics nono— journalism that actually critics nono tootot— journalism that actually critics have locked down were being onoooot— have locked down were being onoooot on— have locked down were being snooped on the— have locked down were being snooped on the whole time. noon.— snooped on the whole time. noon. tto— snooped on the whole time. yeah, it's disgraceful.- snooped on the whole time. yeah, it's disgraceful. and i think actually the unit still exists . i mean, the scandal we exists. i mean, the scandal we should we should have packed it up it shouldn't have up years ago. it shouldn't have existed place. existed in the first place. frankly but, know, the show frankly but, you know, the show came about ago came out about a month ago and said global health said that the global health crisis so why does crisis has ended. so why does the still exist? what do

the cdu still exist? what do they what are they to use they what are they going to use it how is it going be it for? how is it going to be repurpose have repurpose it? why do you have people payroll people still on the payroll snooping journalists, snooping on journalists, trying to debate? think it to shut down debate? i think it should be up. should should be packed up. it should never existed first never have existed in the first place. but now is the time to get of it. rebecca jane, the get rid of it. rebecca jane, the gononnnont— get rid of it. rebecca jane, the government and— get rid of it. rebecca jane, the government and the- gill t: e rebecca jane, the government and the medical ontnonttoo— government and the medical authorities would argue was authorities would argue it was a goon— global pandemic, that their measures, masking global pandemic, that their measurirollouts masking global pandemic, that their measurirollouts and masking global pandemic, that their measurirollouts and ofasking global pandemic, that their measurirollouts and of course, vaccine rollouts and of course, toottonno— vaccine rollouts and of course, lockdowns will— vaccine rollouts and of course, lockdowns will have saved oonnttooo— lockdowns will have saved countless lives— lockdowns will have saved countless lives and prevented the countless lives and prevented to no— countless lives and prevented to no non — countless lives and prevented the nhs from falling over. they nttntn— the nhs from falling over. they were within their— the nhs from falling over. they were within their rights to ononont— were within their rights to prevent misinformation. bless tnon. — prevent misinformation. bless tnon. nnot— prevent misinformation. bless tnon. what a— prevent misinformation. bless them. what a load- prevent misinformation. bless them. : them. what a load of nonsense. i actually think it's the opposite way around , actually. and i way around, actually. and i think that they caused a lot of deaths they're still deaths and they're still continuing them continuing to cause them and i actually that are actually think that we are not going to recover from what was a ridiculous pandemic for next going to recover from what was a ridityears, pandemic for next going to recover from what was a ridityears, pa leastic for next going to recover from what was a ridityears, pa least . for next going to recover from what was a ridityears, pa least . so next going to recover from what was a ridityears, pa least . so it next ten years, at least. so it doesn't even remotely surprise me. you know, it's like you say , is the poor, poor catholic, we all knew that we were being censored like this is this can neven censored like this is this can never, ever, ever happen again . never, ever, ever happen again. and what we need to remember is how our government dealt with it. more than that, because

it. and more than that, because obviously looks like we may obviously it looks like we may end with next labour end up with the next labour government. to think government. we need to think about would have about how they would have handled it, which have handled it, which would have been because been even worse because the chances could potentially chances are we could potentially go this again . chances are we could potentially go this again. if go through this again. if there's i don't want there's one person i don't want leading it's keir leading us through it, it's keir starmer , diddy hamilton. starmer, diddy david hamilton. fantastic news for this country tnto— fantastic news for this country tnto noon. — fantastic news for this country this week. first— fantastic news for this country this week. first of— fantastic news for this country this week. first of all, the ooot— this week. first of all, the ooot ot— this week. first of all, the cost of diesel— this week. first of all, the cost of diesel is- this week. first of all, the cost of diesel is coming down. too— cost of diesel is coming down. too got— cost of diesel is coming down. too got oo— cost of diesel is coming down. too got oo nony— cost of diesel is coming down. i've got so many viewers and ttotonono— i've got so many viewers and ttotonono nno — i've got so many viewers and listeners who have had to tootootty— listeners who have had to basically—outi listeners who have had to. basically—out a basically almost take out a nongogo— basically almost take out a nongogo-to- basically almost take out a mortgage to fill car. mortgage just to fill the car. i nono— mortgage just to fill the car. i nono o— mortgage just to fill the car. i have a -car, i i'm - mortgage just to fill the car. i have a car, i'm great have a diesel car, so i'm great news. i'm one of— have a diesel car, so i'm great news. i'm one of those people who sold it. and then who was sold it. and then afterwards shouldn't afterwards told you shouldn't have a diesel car, correct? have got a diesel car, correct? yeah, that was all gordon brown, nont— yeah, that was all gordon brown, noon-t—onto- wasn't it? getting us onto it noo-ott— wasn't it? getting us onto it noo-ott-nntl was good old gordon. but otntonoty— was good old gordon. but obviously—thatj was good old gordon. but- obviously _that fuel's obviously good news that fuel's oontng— obviously good news that fuel's oontng tonn— obviously good news that fuel's coming down. inflation heading oontn—tnto- coming down. inflation heading south-trade deal- coming down. inflation heading south trade deal with south as well. a trade deal with anotnottn— south as well. a trade deal with australia. despite _ south as well. a trade deal with australia. despite the critics nont— australia. despite the critics brexit, britain _ australia. despite the critics brexit, britain is— australia. despite the critics brexit, britain is full of ootonttot— brexit, britain is full of potential deal. “tit; brexit, britain is full of- potential deal. yes, absolutely. and i think we needed some good news. didn't we? we've had a winter of awful news and some of the things that we were warned about didn't turn out to be quite as bad as we thought. do you remember the business about

you? either heat or eat, but you won't be able do both. well, won't be able to do both. well, that have some that may have applied to some people, think was people, but i think it was a little alarmist and i don't little bit alarmist and i don't think it was as thankfully as bad. but look, the weather's great. we're looking forward to a positively towards the future. so yeah, let's look on the on the bright side of life . oh, the bright side of life. oh, there you go. let's g t:t::i l oh, there you go. let's absolutely do there you go. let's absolutely to ttot— there you go. let's absolutely to tnot. a— there you go. let's absolutely do that. a quick— there you go. let's absolutely do that. a quick word from each of do that. a quick word from each ot yon— do that. a quick word from each ot yon onontt— do that. a quick word from each of you should gb— do that. a quick word from each of you should gb news bring back anton— of you should gb news bring back antnon nott— of you should gb news bring back andrew neil diddy. tat t: andrew neil diddy. david nonttton— andrew neil diddy. david hamilton well, i saw the opening program. i was fascinated to see it. and i remember it was all out. do you remember? it was all out. do you remember? it was all out of out of lip sync . and out of out of lip sync. and there technical there were few technical challenges technical challenges, endless technical problems . i challenges, endless technical problems. i think he's a very, very good journalist . but would very good journalist. but would he he want come back he would he want to come back now? okay. yes or no, andrew nott— now? okay. yes or no, andrew nott otn— now? okay. yes or no, andrew neil returns- news. - f yes or no, andrew neil returns news. \nt:::t neil returns to gb news. no, toot.— neil returns to gb news. no, toot. t— neil returns to gb news. no, toot. t tttnt— neil returns to gb news. no, look, i think one— neil returns to gb news. no, look, i think one of- neil returns to gb news. no, look, i think one of the best things that ever happened to gb news was when he left. not because person or because he's a bad person or because he's a bad person or because i dislike him, but because i dislike him, but because you need young, because i think you need young, good the fire in good people who have the fire in their for project their belly. for a project like this. think like this. i think someone like benjamin no, no. benjamin luke miall. no, no, no. but someone their

but someone who spent their entire career at the bbc and is used pampered just used to being pampered just didn't rebecca didn't have the guts. rebecca jane not to kneel, jane to kneel or not to kneel, that question. ididn't that is the question. i didn't watch him. you go. verdict listen, i've been asking on listen, i've been asking you on twitter should news bring twitter, should gb news bring back after his back andrew neil after his rather lviv dressing rather impress lviv dressing down of some britain bashers? i'll bring you the results of that text poll next week. plus, very excited. of course it was the fa cup final today. we'll get reaction from football the fa cup final today. we'll get reatharry rom football the fa cup final today. we'll get reatharry redknapp. ll the fa cup final today. we'll get reatharry redknapp. we'll legend harry redknapp. we'll also does harry also be asking what does harry think of eco protesters targeting professional sport ? targeting professional sport? plus, we'll be saving britain's pubs. all of that

to gb news radio. now we'll get to gb news radio. now we'll get to yonn— to gb news radio. now we'll get to yonn onotto— to gb news radio. now we'll get to your emails shortly. but oontton— to your emails shortly. but earlier today— to your emails shortly. but earlier today we asked you in tno— earlier today we asked you in to non— earlier today we asked you in the mark dolan— earlier today we asked you in the mark dolan tonight white peoples— the mark dolan tonight white peoples oott— the mark dolan tonight white peoples poll after his impressive- peoples poll after his impressive takedown of britain toontng— impressive takedown of britain bashing australians should gb nono— bashing australians should gb nono nono— bashing australians should gb news have andrew neil back? nnoto— news have andrew neil back? tnot-o tno— news have andrew neil back? that's the question as well. oto-ato— that's the question as well. soon onto— that's the question as well. 56.4% said hell— that's the question as well. 56.4% said hell yeah . whilst

56.4% said hell yeah. whilst oto-oto— 56.4% said hell yeah. whilst oto-oto onto— 56.4% said hell yeah. whilst 43.6% said god— 56.4% said hell yeah. whilst 43.6% said god no. so andrew nott— 43.6% said god no. so andrew nott otgoo— 43.6% said god no. so andrew nott otgoo tt— 43.6% said god no. so andrew neil edges it. at— 43.6% said god no. so andrew neil edges it. at this stage . neil edges it. at this stage. aooo— neil edges it. at this stage. nooo tnooo— neil edges it. at this stage. keep those votes coming . lots keep those votes coming. lots to— keep those votes coming. lots to got— keep those votes coming. lots more to get through tonight. in my tnno— more to get through tonight. in my tnno ot— more to get through tonight. in my no at ton— more to get through tonight. in my take at ten, i'll be dealing nttn— my take at ten, i'll be dealing nttn ntnoo— my take at ten, i'll be dealing with prince harry— my take at ten, i'll be dealing with prince harry and meghan nonto— with prince harry and meghan nontto. nnt— with prince harry and meghan markle. but it's— with prince harry and meghan markle. but it's time now for tno— markle. but it's time now for too ntg— markle. but it's time now for to no stony— markle. but it's time now for the big story and today's fa cup nnot— the big story and today's fa cup ttnot no— the big story and today's fa cup ttnot on— the big story and today's fa cup final was an all— the big story and today's fa cup final was an all manchester nononooton— final was an all manchester manchester clash between city ont— manchester clash between city nnt nnttot— manchester clash between city and united city— manchester clash between city and united city prevailed, ntnntng— and united city prevailed, ntnntng z—t— and united city prevailed, winning 2—1. let's get reaction non — winning 2—1. let's get reaction now from football— winning 2—1. let's get reaction now from football legend harry tottnooo— now from football legend harry tottnooo. nanny— now from football legend harry redknapp. harry did the best tonn— redknapp. harry did the best toon woo— redknapp. harry did the best team win? oh— redknapp. harry did the best team win? oh absolutely, mark. nonn— team win? oh absolutely, mark. noon. t— team win? oh absolutely, mark. noon. t nnot— team win? oh absolutely, mark. yeah, i must be— team win? oh absolutely, mark. yeah, i must be honest,- team win? oh absolutely, mark. yeah, i must be honest, they are so good man city at the moment. they're there wouldn't be a better. i think they're the best team in the world, club team in the world. you know man the world. so you know man united good season. united have had a good season. they've the carabao they've won a trophy the carabao cup to final cup they've got to a cup final today. third the today. finished third in the league. but they're nowhere near as city at the as good as man city at the moment. they just are different level and harry is the fa cup still the great occasion? it always was . i don't ll t: ii t:::t7 it always was . i don't know ll t: ii 7 it always was . i don't know . still the great occasion? it always was . i don't know . it's always was. i don't know. it's noon— always was. i don't know. it's been t— always was. i don't know. it's been t tttnt— always was. i don't know. it's been i think every— always was. i don't know. it's been i think every year it tends

to get more under my mark, you know, lots of clubs, they , they know, lots of clubs, they, they put reserve teams out and i don't understand it really. it's a fantastic competition to go and win . but lots of clubs until and win. but lots of clubs until they get to the quarterfinals and they start fielding stronger teams . but and they start fielding stronger teams. but you and they start fielding stronger teams . but you know, to win teams. but you know, to win a cup for them fans, it's an amazing day out. i still think it's the greatest cup competition, domestic competition, domestic competition we could wish to have. so i think we should take it even more. the club should take it more seriously than what they do . and harry, can man city they do. and harry, can man city win all the treble this season. they've got the title, they've got— they've got the title, they've got too — they've got the title, they've got too ta— they've got the title, they've got too ta cup-— they've got the title, they've got the fa cup. can they do the cnonotono— got the fa cup. can they do the champions league— got the fa cup. can they do the champions league a trophy which has champions league a trophy which too oo— champions league a trophy which too oo ton— champions league a trophy which has so far evaded— champions league a trophy which has so far evaded them and ontoo— has so far evaded them and evaded their— has so far evaded them and evaded their manager, their tnon— evaded their manager, their tnon gotton— evaded their manager, their their gaffer ,_ evaded their manager, their their gaffer , pep guardiola. at their gaffer, pep guardiola. at tooot— their gaffer, pep guardiola. at tooot tn— their gaffer, pep guardiola. at least in england— their gaffer, pep guardiola. at least in england , yeah , i think least in england, yeah, i think nont— least in england, yeah, i think nnt tnoy-no— least in england, yeah, i think mark they're they really can't ony— mark they're they really can't ony nay— mark they're they really can't any way tnoy— mark they're they really can't see any way they don't win it. they-to— see any way they don't win it. tnoy-to oo— see any way they don't win it. tnoy-no oo— see any way they don't win it. they're so, so much— see any way they don't win it. they're so, so much better- see any way they don't win it. they're so, so much better that l, they're so, so much better that i, i can't see the italian team

in milan. i can't see them really causing them too many problems. i felt today would be the hardest one. once they won the hardest one. once they won the league, then they'd the fa cup and the champions league . i cup and the champions league. i thought today's would be the tougher the two cup tougher of the two cup competitions that they wanted to win, but they've done the fa cup now. really can't see them not now. i really can't see them not doing i think it's doing the treble. i think it's a they've almost got it in the bag. shocked if bag. i'll be very shocked if they win it. well, there they didn't win it. well, there you go. they didn't win it. well, there yon gooonnool— they didn't win it. well, there you go..course, as- they didn't win it. well, there you go..course, as they- t: t: " e " e well, there you go. course, as they are you go. of course, as they are a onton— you go. of course, as they are a nntton tonn— you go. of course, as they are a british team, we're— you go. of course, as they are a british team, we're all going to be british team, we're all going to to-tnon— british team, we're all going to to-tnon on- british team, we're all going to be-them on, harry- british team, we're all going to be them on, harry and be cheering them on, harry and i know— be cheering them on, harry and i know-to— be cheering them on, harry and i tnon-to-tno- be cheering them on, harry and i know-be-the same.| know you'll be doing the same. i know— know you'll be doing the same. i know-tno— know you'll be doing the same. i know -the horses- know you'll be doing the same. i know-the horses as- know you'll be doing the same. i know the horses as well know you like the horses as well . ant— know you like the horses as well . and - afternoon, _ know you like the horses as well . and afternoon, harry saw . and this afternoon, harry saw the . and this afternoon, harry saw to zaatn— . and this afternoon, harry saw the 244th annual— . and this afternoon, harry saw the 244th annual epsom derby . 31 the 244th annual epsom derby. 31 onooot— the 244th annual epsom derby. 31 arrests were made— the 244th annual epsom derby. 31 arrests were made today. police noto— arrests were made today. police noto o— arrests were made today. police made 19 arrests— arrests were made today. police made 19 arrests before the race. nnoto— made 19 arrests before the race. nnot-o yonn— made 19 arrests before the race. what's your view— made 19 arrests before the race. what's your view of sports being tongotot— what's your view of sports being tongotot tn— what's your view of sports being targeted in this— what's your view of sports being targeted in this way by protesters _ targeted in this way by protesters ?_ targeted in this way by protesters ? is i don't know what protesters? is i don't know what tnoy-no— protesters? is i don't know what they're protesting— protesters? is i don't know what they're protesting about. mark, i they're protesting about. mark, tnton— they're protesting about. mark, i wish someone— they're protesting about. mark, i wish someone could tell me that. yeah well, i think it's today. yeah sometimes it's animal cruelty . they've got animal cruelty. they've got fans, i've got horses, i've got

racehorses. i go and visit them at the stables, you know, every other week i'll go and see a couple of my horses . i've got couple of my horses. i've got lots of horses and they've got great stables. they get fed great stables. they get well fed , they're after, they get , they're looked after, they get groomed don't what they groomed. i don't know what they do. they protesting against what they've got to with the they've got to do with the horses and the derby today. why try disrupt it? a great day try to disrupt it? a great day out in sun for people. you out in the sun for people. you know, we've been through enough the few years. we've we've the last few years. we've we've locked down and now people are enjoying their saturday afternoon. why should they have to about these people to worry about these people coming protect what they coming to protect what they protesting about? they probably don't even half of them. don't even know half of them. they up. don't even know half of them. they up . they suggest, don't even know half of them. theyjoin up . they suggest, don't even know half of them. theyjoin the . they suggest, don't even know half of them. theyjoin the protest;uggest, don't even know half of them. theyjoin the protest and est, don't even know half of them. theyjoin the protest and have let's join the protest and have a have a fun day . well, yes. a have a fun day. well, yes. i nonn— a have a fun day. well, yes. i nony, nny— a have a fun day. well, yes. i mean, harry, why do- " can well, yes. i mean, harry, why do they target sport?— mean, harry, why do they target ooono no — mean, harry, why do they target ooono no yon — mean, harry, why do they target sport? do you think we saw just stoo— sport? do you think we saw just stoo on— sport? do you think we saw just stoo ott ot— sport? do you think we saw just stoo on at tno— sport? do you think we saw just stop oil at the rugby last nootont— stop oil at the rugby last weekend and— stop oil at the rugby last weekend and i- stop oil at the rugby last weekend and i don't know what's he weekend and i don't know what's to got— weekend and i don't know what's to got to— weekend and i don't know what's to got to to— weekend and i don't know what's he got to do with— weekend and i don't know what's he got to do with the rugby? i nttt-o— he got to do with the rugby? i mean, what's he— he got to do with the rugby? i mean, what's he got?- he got to do with the rugby? i mean, what's he got? i- he got to do with the rugby? mean, what's he got? i don't know. what's he got to do with . know. what's he got to do with. they should let some of the rugby players tackle them. i don't know what it's got to do

with the sports they're picking on. jumped on snooker on. they jumped on a snooker table week table the other week and disrupted snooker. was disrupted the snooker. what was playing snooker to do with playing snooker got to do with anything? , it's anything? i mean, really, it's beyond i just think it's , beyond me. i just think it's, you know, let's go and let's go and make a protest against saying could have it. we've saying we could have it. we've got nothing better to do, really . and harry, what about that nonton— . and harry, what about that premier—still. premier league? is it still the moot— premier league? is it still the most compared— premier league? is it still the most compared hurling competition— most compared hurling competition the world? oh, competition in the world? oh, yoon. — competition in the world? oh, yoon. iotttt— competition in the world? oh, yeah. .still the— competition in the world? oh, yeah. still the best yeah. it's still the best toogno— yeah. it's still the best league, mark. in yeah. it's still the best- league, mark. without a doubt. our league, the italian league back in day was incredible. back in the day was incredible. that's nowhere near the that's really nowhere near the same standard now , our league, same standard now, our league, you know, the top of our division we got, we got 6 or 7 fantastic teams. i think in the premier league now. um, it's been an exciting season. we've had teams that have come on, brentford have been amazing this yeah brentford have been amazing this year. done amazing. year. fulham have done amazing. i know , david, you got i know, you know, david, you got david hamilton there. he's big david hamilton there. he's a big fulham man. yeah, they've had a great know, been great season, you know, been incredible. great incredible. so it's been a great season and the best team looked like might it . at the like arsenal might do it. at the end the day, best team

end of the day, the best team has come out on top man city at the probably, i say, the moment. probably, as i say, the moment. probably, as i say, the best team in the world. the best club team in the world. and harry, last but not least , the best club team in the world. and harry, last but not least, a otnn— and harry, last but not least, a otnt-yon— and harry, last but not least, a club-you managed- and harry, last but not least, a club you managed with such club that you managed with such enormous success.— club that you managed with such enormous success. tottenham you toot— enormous success. tottenham you toot tnon— enormous success. tottenham you toot tnon to— enormous success. tottenham you took them to the _ enormous success. tottenham you took them to the champions toogno— took them to the champions toogno, to— took them to the champions league, to the— took them to the champions league, to the very, very late otogoo— league, to the very, very late otogoo ot— league, to the very, very late stages of that— league, to the very, very late stages of that competition. you tootootty— stages of that competition. you tootootty .— stages of that competition. you tootootty , yon— stages of that competition. you basically , you know, took spurs basically, you know, took spurs to too — basically, you know, took spurs to to too. — basically, you know, took spurs to to too. do— basically, you know, took spurs to the top. do you— basically, you know, took spurs to the top. do you feel they've toot— to the top. do you feel they've toot tnon— to the top. do you feel they've lost their way— to the top. do you feel they've lost their way ? _ to the top. do you feel they've lost their way ? “43?“ cc» lost their way? yeah, i do at the moment . i lost their way? yeah, i do at the moment. i mean, we're waiting for an appointment of a manager. they've gone through so many managers last couple many managers in the last couple of years. hopefully they're going the right man. it going to get the right man. it seems like they're going to go and man. the guy from and get the man. the guy from celtic. which know, celtic. which. which you know, i like him. what i've seen of him, i over though he's i he comes over as though he's a steady pair of hands. steady safe pair of hands. i think given time he could be. the fans love him. the celtic fans love him. they're going to be very sorry to lose if he does go. to lose him if he does go. they've won the cup today, but i've feeling that he could i've got a feeling that he could end tottenham and if he end up at tottenham and if he does, think he'd be good does, i think he'd be a good signing harry, all the best signing. oh, harry, all the best to yonnoott— signing. oh, harry, all the best to yourself, sandra— g g oh, harry, all the best to yourself, sandra and the tontty— to yourself, sandra and the tontty nttt— to yourself, sandra and the family will catch up soon. see

you— family will catch up soon. see yon gnyn— family will catch up soon. see yon gnyo. nno— family will catch up soon. g n in; there family will catch up soon. get n there you you guys. nice one. there you go. toottott— you guys. nice one. there you go. football legend— get n there you go. football legend harry tottnooo— go. football legend harry ttottnooo. t— go. football legend harry redknapp. i was very torn, i'll tott— redknapp. i was very torn, i'll tott yon— redknapp. i was very torn, i'll tott yon tnot. — redknapp. i was very torn, i'll tell you that. manchester derby, nnttot— tell you that. manchester derby, nnttot ctty— tell you that. manchester derby, nnttot ctty .— tell you that. manchester derby, united city . i'm— tell you that. manchester derby, united city. i'm a— tell you that. manchester derby, united city . i'm a spurs fan, so united city. i'm a spurs fan, so i united city. i'm a spurs fan, so t tttn-t— united city. i'm a spurs fan, so t tttn-t nootty— united city. i'm a spurs fan, so i didn't really i— united city. i'm a spurs fan, so i didn't really i was neutral. nnotootty. — i didn't really i was neutral. basically. we've— i didn't really i was neutral. basically. we've got so many ont— basically. we've got so many viewers and listeners in the nonn—noot— viewers and listeners in the north—west what i think is that it's north—west what i think is that no grott— north—west what i think is that no gnoot ttot— north—west what i think is that it's great that both of those toottott— it's great that both of those football giants— it's great that both of those football giants represented tngtton— football giants represented english football so brilliantly totoy— english football so brilliantly totoy .— english football so brilliantly totoy . ant— english football so brilliantly totoy . ant no— english football so brilliantly today . and no silly protests to today. and no silly protests to ooott— today. and no silly protests to ooott tno— today. and no silly protests to ooott tno tnn.— today. and no silly protests to spoil the fun. lots more to come. coming— spoil the fun. lots more to come. coming up with the pundits is come. coming up with the pundits to nntnonotty— come. coming up with the pundits is university still— come. coming up with the pundits is university still worth it? ano— is university still worth it? are cashless— is university still worth it? are cashless payments ageist and are are cashless payments ageist and ooooto— are cashless payments ageist and ooooto nno— are cashless payments ageist and are people who wear flip flops ont— are people who wear flip flops and nuisance?— are people who wear flip flops and nuisance? what do you think of and nuisance? what do you think ot ttto— and nuisance? what do you think ot ttto ttoooo— and nuisance? what do you think ot ttto flops? t— and nuisance? what do you think of flip flops? i can't stand tnon. — of flip flops? i can't stand tnon. ant— of flip flops? i can't stand them. and they- of flip flops? i can't stand them. and they fill me with nogo— them. and they fill me with nogo. nto-tt— them. and they fill me with rage. we'll discuss of that

i g we're proud to be gb watching. we're proud to be gb nono— watching. we're proud to be gb nono tno— watching. we're proud to be gb news the people's— i g we're proud to be gb news the people's channel. ntttttn-o— news the people's channel. ntttntn-o .— news the people's channel. britain's . new— news the people's channel. britain's . new regarding- news the people's channel. britain's . new regarding just britain's. new regarding just stop oil protests and their focus on sport. this from andy. hi, focus on sport. this from andy. nt. nnt.— focus on sport. this from andy. hi, mark. these— focus on sport. this from andy. hi, mark. these as— i tit" this from andy. hi, mark. these as groups target ooontng— hi, mark. these as groups target ooontng oonto— hi, mark. these as groups target sporting events to— hi, mark. these as groups target sporting events to get tv coverage. they're succeeding

tooonoo— coverage. they're succeeding tooonoo on— coverage. they're succeeding because gb news is talking about it. because gb news is talking about tt. tt— because gb news is talking about tt. tt tnoy— because gb news is talking about it. if they demonstrate it at a tooot— it. if they demonstrate it at a tooot oont— it. if they demonstrate it at a local event, it— it. if they demonstrate it at a local event, it wouldn't attract the local event, it wouldn't attract to noo.— local event, it wouldn't attract to so— local event, it wouldn't attract the news. so they— local event, it wouldn't attract the news. so they go for the tv otntno— the news. so they go for the tv onttno .— the news. so they go for the tv airtime . please— the news. so they go for the tv airtime . please stop talking airtime. please stop talking ooont— airtime. please stop talking otont tt— airtime. please stop talking about it. however, i do believe in about it. however, i do believe tn tnoo— about it. however, i do believe tn noo ooooon.— about it. however, i do believe in free speech, so— about it. however, i do believe in free speech, so let them chat , in free speech, so let them chat lton-t— in free speech, so let them chat lton-t noto— in free speech, so let them chat lton-t noto tt— in free speech, so let them chat ,-don't make it a- in free speech, so let them chat , don't make it a feature. , but don't make it a feature. anny— , but don't make it a feature. anty tnont— , but don't make it a feature. andy thank you _ , but don't make it a feature. andy thank you so much for that. nnot— andy thank you so much for that. nnot ooont— andy thank you so much for that. what about andrew? neil should anton— what about andrew? neil should antnon nott— what about andrew? neil should andrew neil return to gb news onton— andrew neil return to gb news otton nto— andrew neil return to gb news after his rather— andrew neil return to gb news after his rather impressive tototonn— after his rather impressive takedown of _ after his rather impressive takedown of a— after his rather impressive takedown of a briton bashing anotnottono— takedown of a briton bashing australian? well— takedown of a briton bashing australian? well this from john. hi australian? well this from john. nt nnt.— australian? well this from john. nt nnt. t— australian? well this from john. nt nnt. t no— australian? well this from john. hi mark. i was always a onooonon— hi mark. i was always a onooonon ot— hi mark. i was always a supporter of andrew neil as he was excellent— supporter of andrew neil as he was excellent as— supporter of andrew neil as he was excellent as an interview nnoto— was excellent as an interview nnono no— was excellent as an interview where he scared— was excellent as an interview where he scared the hell out of oottttotono. — where he scared the hell out of politicians. however when he tnnoot— politicians. however when he tnnoot onto— politicians. however when he jumped ship from gb news when it was jumped ship from gb news when it tn— jumped ship from gb news when it tn tno— jumped ship from gb news when it tn tno oonty— jumped ship from gb news when it was in the early days of its tonnon— was in the early days of its tonnon ont— was in the early days of its launch and had— was in the early days of its launch and had a few technical onottono— launch and had a few technical onottono. t— launch and had a few technical problems, i think— launch and had a few technical problems, i think he acted disgracefully. _ problems, i think he acted disgracefully. so there you go. toot.— disgracefully. so there you go. noon—ttot- disgracefully. so there you go.| look,_that, john. disgracefully. so there you go. look, those that, john. disgracefully. so there you go. look, those emails that, john. disgracefully. so there you go. look, those emails comingyhn. disgracefully. so there you go. look, those emails coming .in. keep those emails coming. mark@gbnews.uk com reacting to the mark@gbnews.uk com reacting to too ttg— mark@gbnews.uk com reacting to too ttg otonoo— mark@gbnews.uk com reacting to the big stories of— mark@gbnews.uk com reacting to the big stories of the day. nto-no— the big stories of the day. nto-no got— the big stories of the day. we've got deputy leader of ukip, ttotoooo— we've got deputy leader of ukip, ttotoooo tnno— we've got deputy leader of ukip, ttotoooo tnno .— we've got deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane , research fellow at rebecca jane, research fellow at the rebecca jane, research fellow at to non— rebecca jane, research fellow at to non group— rebecca jane, research fellow at the bow group and— rebecca jane, research fellow at the bow group and political commentator— the bow group and political commentator benjamin loughnane and commentator benjamin loughnane nnt noto— commentator benjamin loughnane nnt noto ont— commentator benjamin loughnane and radio and tv— commentator benjamin loughnane and radio and tv legend diddy oonto— and radio and tv legend diddy

david hamilton— and radio and tv legend diddy david hamilton ,— and radio and tv legend diddy david hamilton , now with a piece david hamilton, now with a piece in david hamilton, now with a piece tn tno— david hamilton, now with a piece tn tno totognoon— david hamilton, now with a piece in the telegraph today arguing ttot— in the telegraph today arguing tnot noooo— in the telegraph today arguing that masses of— in the telegraph today arguing that masses of student debt, two yono— that masses of student debt, two yono ot— that masses of student debt, two years of lockdown _ that masses of student debt, two years of lockdown and academics going— years of lockdown and academics gotng on— years of lockdown and academics gotng on otnno— years of lockdown and academics going on strike mean that nntton— going on strike mean that british higher— going on strike mean that british higher education is now a british higher education is now ononntooo— british higher education is now a worthless debt— british higher education is now a worthless debt trap. so it togo— a worthless debt trap. so it togo tno— a worthless debt trap. so it begs the question , is going to begs the question, is going to nntnonotty— begs the question, is going to university still— begs the question, is going to university still worth it? david non.— university still worth it? david nott. t— university still worth it? david nott. t nono— university still worth it? david well, i have a— university still worth it? david well, i have a granddaughter nno-o— well, i have a granddaughter nno-o ot— well, i have a granddaughter who's at newcastle university ont— who's at newcastle university nnt ono— who's at newcastle university and she could— who's at newcastle university and she could probably answer tnto— and she could probably answer no totton— and she could probably answer this better than— and she could probably answer this better than i— and she could probably answer this better than i could, but oto-o— this better than i could, but ono-o not— this better than i could, but ono-o not o— this better than i could, but she's had a really tough time. oto-o— she's had a really tough time. sno-o noon— she's had a really tough time. she's been there— she's had a really tough time. she's been there for— she's had a really tough time. she's been there for she- she's had a really tough time. she's been there for she had a gap year when she went to spain because her father is spanish , because her father is spanish, but she doesn't feel that she's had value for money at all. i think there's been covid and you know, various disruptions and costing a great deal of money. so, yeah , i think probably if so, yeah, i think probably if she was here, she would say that she's been rather disillusioned by the whole thing so far. benjamin you're within this group,— benjamin you're within this gnono. tno— benjamin you're within this group, the closest to universal ogo. — group, the closest to universal ogo. tt— group, the closest to universal ogo. tt yon— group, the closest to universal ogo. tt yon not— group, the closest to universal age. if you had that option ogotn— age. if you had that option ogotn. ttt— age. if you had that option ogotn. ttt yon— age. if you had that option again, did you go to university nnot— again, did you go to university tnot ttno—

again, did you go to university first time round?— again, did you go to university first time round? would you do it first time round? would you do tt tnto— first time round? would you do tt tnto ttno— first time round? would you do it this time round? yeah, i tntnt— it this time round? yeah, i think-myself- it this time round? yeah, i think myself was think for myself it was beneficial— think for myself it was beneficial ,— think for myself it was beneficial , but a lot of degrees beneficial, but a lot of degrees i beneficial, but a lot of degrees t tntnt— beneficial, but a lot of degrees t tntnt ono— beneficial, but a lot of degrees i think are not— beneficial, but a lot of degrees i think are not necessary. ' t: i think are not necessary. and we've .created _ i think are not necessary. and we've-created a - i think are not necessary. and we've created a system we've also created a system where require degrees for where people require degrees for jobs didn't used to require jobs that didn't used to require degrees example, degrees. so for example, nurses now need to have a nursing degree, whereas previously they would job. are would train on the job. and are we saying that the nurses we have any better than the have now are any better than the ones say, 30, 40 ones we had, say, 20, 30, 40 years i mean, i don't think years ago? i mean, i don't think we've particular we've seen any particular improvement. well, they're all on they're on strike, aren't they? they're all on strike, aren't they? they're ttt-otnno.— on strike, aren't they? they're all strike. they're not all on strike. they're not they're there anyway. but they're not there anyway. but you saddled them with enormous amount got rid of amount of debt. so we got rid of the nursing bursaries. they they take of debt take on a huge amount of debt to do could have do a job that they could have done having a degree in done without having a degree in the and now that's the first place. and now that's just example. media just one example. but media studies journalism, gender studies journalism, gender studies sort of studies and all that sort of stuff. and feminists, feminist studies and all that sort of stuff. .theoryninists, feminist studies and all that sort of stuff. .theoryninwhatevernist studies and all that sort of stuff. .theoryninwhatever else dance theory or whatever else they're well they're doing now. but well, i was was going do that was going i was going to do that as student . you could as a mature student. you could still it's it's not still do it. it's not it's not too late. only because i have notnnt— too late. only because i have natural rhythm. _ too late. only because i have natural rhythm. so- only because i have natural rhythm. so but, you tnon.— natural rhythm. so but, you know, it all started under blair. decided everyone blair. blair decided everyone needs university needs to go to university because be because that will be more egalitarian. done is egalitarian. all it's done is give no one's

give people more debt. no one's better result, they're better off as a result, they're not better job. we not doing betterjob. we shouldn't have not doing better job. we shouldn't have had- g we shouldn't have had more nntnonotty— shouldn't have had more university places, more apprenticeships, university places, more - apprenticeships,-training. apprenticeships, more training. tnootty. — exactly. yeah. more practical solutions , not send solutions, not just send everyone university. everyone to university. i think it's you it's to row it's, you know, it's time to row back on the blairite policy of sending everyone to uni. and of course we know-hotbed. sending everyone to uni. and ofi course we know-hotbed of course we know what a hotbed of tnotnnoontng— course we know what a hotbed of brainwashing the _ course we know what a hotbed of brainwashing the universities nono— brainwashing the universities nono tooono— brainwashing the universities have become. rebecca jane so ootnotty— have become. rebecca jane so ootnotty yon— have become. rebecca jane so ootnotty yon go— have become. rebecca jane so actually you go there, you borrow— actually you go there, you borrow money _ actually you go there, you borrow money and you get paid. you borrow money and you get paid. non ony— borrow money and you get paid. non ooylto— borrow money and you get paid. non ooylto tott— borrow money and you get paid. you pay be told what to you pay to be told what to tntnt. — you pay to be told what to tntnt. t— you pay to be told what to think. i know— you pay to be told what to think. i know to- you pay to be told what to think. i know to be the mainstream and it's a difficult situation because obviously, you know, my training is in law, but i've just had quite a traumatic experience . so i just logged on experience. so i just logged on actually, because i didn't go to university when i was supposed to at 18 because didn't feel to at 18 because i didn't feel intelligent enough and all the rest of it. went much later on rest of it. i went much later on in and i've actually just in life and i've actually just logged check what my logged on to check what my student debt is . and actually, student debt is. and actually, so when i came out of university, it was 72,000 and making repayment since. and that's not even to qualify as solicitor. that's to get a law degree . and then if i do the

degree. and then if i do the qualifications to become a solicitor and all the rest of it, are actually now i got it, they are actually now i got an the other day that they an email the other day that they are actually eats £7,000 to do the exams now and they're actually trying do 95% actually trying to do 95% government because they government funded because they can't . but i've can't get solicitors. but i've just logged on check and even just logged on to check and even making for years. my making repayments for years. my university debt is over £77,000. an absolute scandal, university debt is over £77,000. an absolute scandal , £100,000 an absolute scandal, £100,000 for an absolute scandal, £100,000 to my— an absolute scandal, £100,000 to my notntng— an absolute scandal, £100,000 for my training. _ an absolute scandal, £100,000 for my training . ?t: i for my training. ridiculous. tto— for my training. ridiculous. it's truly shocking. and it will make it's truly shocking. and it will noto yonng— it's truly shocking. and it will make young people- e can i g and it will make young people think twice, nttt— make young people think twice, nttt tt— make young people think twice, nttt tt not— make young people think twice, will it not now— make young people think twice, will it not now ,— make young people think twice, will it not now , listen, let's will it not now, listen, let's get— will it not now, listen, let's got to— will it not now, listen, let's got to on— will it not now, listen, let's get to our next— will it not now, listen, let's get to our next story because oonotonoo— get to our next story because pensioners have— get to our next story because pensioners have expressed fury onton— pensioners have expressed fury otton non— pensioners have expressed fury after new parking— pensioners have expressed fury after new parking ticket systems totng— after new parking ticket systems totng ooonotot— after new parking ticket systems being operated solely by app or onono— being operated solely by app or onono ooynonto— being operated solely by app or phone payments are ageist. there are phone payments are ageist. there toono ttot— phone payments are ageist. there are fears that the— phone payments are ageist. there are fears that the rollout may ttoton— are fears that the rollout may ttoton onton— are fears that the rollout may deter older people from using onoootng— deter older people from using shopping centres— deter older people from using shopping centres and car parks. nnot— shopping centres and car parks. nnot to— shopping centres and car parks. nnot to no— shopping centres and car parks. what do we think— shopping centres and car parks. what do we think about this , what do we think about this, totoooo— what do we think about this, rebecca jane, _ what do we think about this, rebecca jane, what do you think of rebecca jane, what do you think ot ooontoooo — rebecca jane, what do you think of cashless? i— rebecca jane, what do you think of cashless? i don't— rebecca jane, what do you think of cashless? t:t:::tt�* e l e of cashless? i don't like it. i don't like people being able to control how i spend my money. i don't be i don't like people being able to see every single penny i spend. and more penny that i spend. and more than pve penny that i spend. and more than i've got than that, you know, i've got parents who are 75, bless them,

bonjour but they bonjour parents. yes. but they actually can't use actually they can't barely use a mobile mother broke mobile phone. my mother broke down the other day and she couldn't even work her mobile phone. actually phone. so she can't actually make payment through that kind make a payment through that kind of system whatsoever . i think of system whatsoever. i think that the government needs to invest actually getting invest in actually getting certain generations a little bit more up to tech if more up to tech speed, if possible. but cashless not possible. but cashless is not the way to go. david, what do you— the way to go. david, what do yon-ooont— the way to go. david, what do you-about this? - the way to go. david, what do you-about this? do- gtzzt david, what do you about this? ttzzt you think about this? do you tttnt— you think about this? do you tttnt ttot— you think about this? do you think that this is fairly close to me? isn't it really? to home for me? isn't it really? i to ask the only i didn't want to ask the only oonotono— i didn't want to ask the only pensioner here. _ i didn't want to ask the only pensioner here. t“ pensioner here. i've been a pensioner here. i've been a pensioner now for quite a long time. confused of time. i'm confused by a lot of these and things like that. time. i'm confused by a lot of thestmost and things like that. time. i'm confused by a lot of thestmost peopleiings like that. time. i'm confused by a lot of thestmost people 0st like that. time. i'm confused by a lot of thestmost people of my ke that. time. i'm confused by a lot of thestmost people of my age,iat. like most people of my age, banks are closing everywhere. it's almost impossible to get cash. and what they are aiming for is a cashless society and, you know, a lot of people of my age are extremely confused and they're a very good examples of people who've made ill people who've been made ill because of the stress of this . because of the stress of this. yeah, i mean, i think it's nonytng— yeah, i mean, i think it's worrying, isn't- yeah, i mean, i think it's worrying, isn't it? i just don't tntnt— worrying, isn't it? i just don't tntnt no— worrying, isn't it? i just don't think we necessarily need it. tnono-o— think we necessarily need it. tnono-o-got- think we necessarily need it. there's-got to- think we necessarily need it. there's got to the there's always got to be the ooon— there's always got to be the ooon ooton— there's always got to be the cash option. benjamin i agree

oonotototy. — cash option. benjamin i agreei oonotototy. —oo completely. and you go to so many bars or places, restaurants now and say, you know, now and they say, you know, cashless, you have pay cashless, you have to pay by card. it's ridiculous card. i think it's ridiculous because it's being driven entirely ideological entirely by an ideological movement. want to movement. people who want to movement. people who want to move things like cbdcs move towards things like cbdcs and programmable currencies in order more centralised order to have more centralised control over how you spend your money what you do with it. money and what you do with it. but they're completely forgetting the fact that actually very actually cash is a very important economy. important part of our economy. you like tradesmen, you have people like tradesmen, you who work in you know, people who work in small businesses or they own their businesses, rely on their businesses, rely a lot on cash. it's an important part of the business, also , as we've the business, but also, as we've mentioned, people are mentioned, older people who are used know used to using cash, they know what it and they what to do with it and they don't have the same tech savvy necessarily to things on apps necessarily to do things on apps and qr codes for menus and through qr codes for menus and through qr codes for menus and all this stuff. and it and all of this stuff. and it all started really during lockdown . this this push lockdown. this this whole push for began a few years ago. for it began a few years ago. and frankly , there's no and i think, frankly, there's no excuse for it. we need to have cash option. i think i cash as an option. i think i tntnt— cash as an option. i think i think-they're- cash as an option. i think i think-they're doing. cash as an option. i think i think-they're doing is| think what they're doing is tnoy-no— think what they're doing is tnoy-no-otoo- think what they're doing is- they're-stop.these they're trying to stop all these ooooto— they're trying to stop all these ooooto nonng— they're trying to stop all these people having you know, people having cash. you know, ttno— people having cash. you know, ttno-ont— people having cash. you know, like-and people- people having cash. you know, like and people like like gardeners and people like tnon— like gardeners and people like tnot. ant— like gardeners and people like tnot. ant tnoy— like gardeners and people like that. and they want to know

nnoto— that. and they want to know nnono ott— that. and they want to know where all the— that. and they want to know where all the money is going, ton-t— where all the money is going, ton-t tnoyo— where all the money is going, don't they? they— where all the money is going, don't they? they want to control us, don't they? they want to control oontnot— don't they? they want to control us, control, control. ' t: us, control, control. and of course, you know, the real worry is ability stop us having is the ability to stop us having access to our money, which is not, is it, rebecca jane, a conspiracy theory , given the conspiracy theory, given the fact that canada, which is supposed free western supposed to be a free western country, the bank accounts country, froze the bank accounts of the truckers who protested against vaccine mandates during the pandemic? absolutely inhumane. how on earth is that ever acceptable?— inhumane. how on earth is that ever acceptable? i— t““. how on earth is that ever acceptable? i don't t“t“. how on earth is that ever acceptable? i don't know non— ever acceptable? i don't know non no— ever acceptable? i don't know non no got— ever acceptable? i don't know how we got away— ever acceptable? i don't know how we got away with it. and if ttot— how we got away with it. and if tnot onon— how we got away with it. and if that ever happens— how we got away with it. and if that ever happens in our oonntny— that ever happens in our country, -over. - that ever happens in our country, over. it's country, we're over. it's ttntonot. — country, we're over. it's finished. by- country, we're over. it's finished. 5g �*" country, we're over. it's- finished. by the way, if you go to now and you for to a bank now and you ask for quite amount of money, quite a large amount of money, they'll you to they'll ask you what you want to do it. how dare they? it's do with it. how dare they? it's your it's not theirs. your money. it's not theirs. i know. well, i always just say tnngo— know. well, i always just say tnngo nnt.— well, i always just say drugs and. normally that nonnotty— drugs and. normally that normally silences them . jt:::t drugs and. normally that normally silences them . jtzitt normally silences them. do just . nttt— normally silences them. do just now , with summer right within now, with summer right within our sights , the highway agency our sights, the highway agency is advising drivers not to wear flip flops whilst driving due to potential road safety risks . potential road safety risks. can you believe there are people

nno— can you believe there are people nno tnno— can you believe there are people nno tnno tn— can you believe there are people who drive in flip— can you believe there are people who drive in flip flops? but it togo— who drive in flip flops? but it togo o— who drive in flip flops? but it togo o ntton— who drive in flip flops? but it begs a wider question are flip ttooo— begs a wider question are flip ttooo o— begs a wider question are flip flops a nuisance— begs a wider question are flip flops a nuisance ? are the people flops a nuisance? are the people nno— flops a nuisance? are the people nno no— flops a nuisance? are the people nno tnon— flops a nuisance? are the people who wear them very irritating? snontt— who wear them very irritating? snontt tnoy— who wear them very irritating? should they be— who wear them very irritating? should they be banned altogether?— should they be banned altogether? rebecca jane, do you ttto— altogether? rebecca jane, do you ttto ttooo— altogether? rebecca jane, do you ttto ttooo 7— altogether? rebecca jane, do you own flip flops ? uh, not. not own flip flops? uh, not. not ttno— own flip flops? uh, not. not ttno onooot— own flip flops? uh, not. not like proper flip— own flip flops? uh, not. not like proper flip flops. i think they-to— like proper flip flops. i think they're terrible because people can't walk properly in them. yeah, no, i mean, they're a hazard. listen, they're not cute. they do make you trip up. and i think that if you're deaung and i think that if you're dealing with somebody who wants to flops as they are to wear flip flops as they are driving, shouldn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'driving shouldn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'driving because shouldn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'driving because that's)uldn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'driving because that's notn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'd common:ause that's notn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'd common sense,�*iat's notn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'dcommon sense, really. )tn't to wear flip flops as they are dri'dcommon sense, really. no, to wear flip flops as they are drmakes mon sense, really. no, to wear flip flops as they are drmakes mo sense e, really. no, to wear flip flops as they are drmakes mo sense at really. no, to wear flip flops as they are drmakes mo sense at all. y. no, to wear flip flops as they are drmakes mo sense at all. but», to wear flip flops as they are drmakes mo sense at all. but i it makes no sense at all. but i worry, it makes no sense at all. but i worry nono-onn— it makes no sense at all. but i worry, benjamin, that- e but i worry, benjamin, that this is tno— worry, benjamin, that this is the increasing— worry, benjamin, that this is the increasing casualisation of our the increasing casualisation of ooototy. — the increasing casualisation of our society. unfortunately, young— our society. unfortunately, yonng-ttto— our society. unfortunately, young - like - are l our society. unfortunately, young like are not young folk like you are not nonnotty— young folk like you are not nonnotty oo— young folk like you are not normally so well dressed. they nono— normally so well dressed. they nono-otnon— normally so well dressed. they have other dreadful things have these other dreadful things oonot— have these other dreadful things called sliders— have these other dreadful things called sliders ,— have these other dreadful things called sliders , used be called sliders, which used to be the called sliders, which used to be too oonotn— called sliders, which used to be the domain of— called sliders, which used to be the domain of like— called sliders, which used to be the domain of like a health spa, but the domain of like a health spa, tnt tnoy— the domain of like a health spa, tnt tnoy-tnon— the domain of like a health spa, but they -them .the- the domain of like a health spa, but they them the street but they wear them in the street into — but they wear them in the street into o— but they wear them in the street now.-like a slip— but they wear them in the street now.-like a slip on- but they wear them in the street now. like a slip on sandal but they wear them in the street no' . like a slip on sandal but they wear them in the street no' slip on sandal but they wear them in the street no' : t“ e n sandal but they wear them in the street no' : t“ e �*titifilt?”1dal but they wear them in the street not t:t:::tt“ . . i personally don't wear any sandals kind. flip flops . i personally don't wear any sa sliders. kind. flip flops . i personally don't wear any sa sliders. no kind. flip flops . i personally don't wear any sa sliders. no it'sid. flip flops . i personally don't wear any sa sliders. no it's notzlip flops . i personally don't wear any sa sliders. no it's not the flops or sliders. no it's not the look. well, you'd be accused of totng— look. well, you'd be accused of totng o— look. well, you'd be accused of totng o ttt— look. well, you'd be accused of being a lib dem— look. well, you'd be accused of being a lib dem and— well, you'd be accused of being a lib dem and i know you'd being a lib dem and i know you'd be_by_ being a lib dem and i know you'd too—toy tnot. - being a lib dem and i know you'd be_by that. you're- be very upset by that. you're tto— be very upset by that. you're tho-tto— be very upset by that. you're the-the yellow- be very upset by that. you're the the yellow shirts. the one with the yellow shirts. well, it's a good well, it's good. it's a good point. but i mean, honestly, i

tntnt— point. but i mean, honestly, i tntnt t— point. but i mean, honestly, i think i consider— point. but i mean, honestly, i think i consider flip- but i mean, honestly, i think i consider flip flops to be think i consider flip flops to to o— think i consider flip flops to be a menace.— think i consider flip flops to be a menace. i— think i consider flip flops to be a menace. i travel as an tnoonont— important filming assignment nttn— important filming assignment nttt—a- important filming assignment nttt—a nonyi with with a colleague. a very good— with with a colleague. a very gooo—ono- with with a colleague. a veryi good—she turned good director. and she turned up at good director. and she turned up ot-anoon— good director. and she turned up ot-anoonlttto- at heathrow airport in flip ttooo. —tnotl at heathrow airport in flip. ttooo—tnot gotng flops. and she was just going tnto— flops. and she was just going tnto tno— flops. and she was just going into the security— flops. and she was just going into the security area and oonototy— into the security area and somebody-of- into the security area and somebody of brushed against somebody sort of brushed against her somebody sort of brushed against not toot— somebody sort of brushed against not toot nttn— somebody sort of brushed against her foot with a— somebody sort of brushed against her foot with a trolley . anyway, her foot with a trolley. anyway, ttot— her foot with a trolley. anyway, tnn-tt— her foot with a trolley. anyway, tnot-tt. sno— her foot with a trolley. anyway, that-it. she was- her foot with a trolley. anyway, that it. she was she was off that was it. she was she was off to nooottot. — that was it. she was she was off to hospital. the— that was it. she was she was off to hospital. the trip didn't noooon— to hospital. the trip didn't happen because feet are not happen because your feet are not onotonoo.— happen because your feet are not protected—exposed. protected. they're very exposed in protected. they're very exposed tn -ttto— protected. they're very exposed tn-ttto ttooo.- protected. they're very exposed in -flip flops. yeah- protected. they're very exposed in flip flops. yeah in a pair of flip flops. yeah they-to— in a pair of flip flops. yeah tnoy-to—not- in a pair of flip flops. yeah they're—not reall they're not they're not real shoes they ? they're sort of shoes are they? they're sort of like someone started making a shoe halfway, so i shoe and got bored halfway, so i don't you. idon't don't know about you. i don't want see that don't know about you. i don't want-see that much- t:t:::tt“ e i don't want see that much foot. don't know about you. i don't. want-see that much foot. no, want to see that much foot. no, i want to see that much foot. no, t gtoo— want to see that much foot. no, t gtoo. tno— want to see that much foot. no, i agree. i've actually— want to see that much foot. no, i agree. i've actually known people who drive barefoot. how would . yeah. would that go? my mother. yeah. is would that go? my mother. yeah. to ttot— would that go? my mother. yeah. to tnot to— would that go? my mother. yeah. to tnot to otoy— would that go? my mother. yeah. is that to okay drive barefoot, or is that to okay drive barefoot, on tnooo— is that to okay drive barefoot, or are these neanderthals that you— or are these neanderthals that yon tnon— or are these neanderthals that yon tnon .— or are these neanderthals that yon tnon . t— or are these neanderthals that you know , i want— or are these neanderthals that you know , i want to drive you know, i want to drive tonotooto — you know, i want to drive barefoot? well,- you know, i want to drive barefoot? �*vttt�*tznl you know, i want to drive barefoot? “

saying. it's important to be onto— saying. it's important to be safe-summer.- saying. it's important to be. safe - summer. - lots safe this summer. listen lots more come. excited about more to come. very excited about my more to come. very excited about ny—gnoot.— more to come. very excited about ny—gnoot. no-o- more to come. very excited about my_guest. he's nexti my mark meets guest. he's next up my mark meets guest. he's next up ,— my mark meets guest. he's next no inno— my mark meets guest. he's next no notono-nono.- my mark meets guest. he's next up , brave hero, craig up, the brave war hero, craig nontoon— up, the brave war hero, craig harrison, famous— up, the brave war hero, craig harrison, famous for the longest ontoon— harrison, famous for the longest ontoon onot— harrison, famous for the longest ontoon onot tn— harrison, famous for the longest sniper shot in the— harrison, famous for the longest sniper shot in the world. 2.5km. tott— sniper shot in the world. 2.5km. tott ooont— sniper shot in the world. 2.5km. talk about hitting— sniper shot in the world. 2.5km. talk about hitting the target. he talk about hitting the target. to totto— talk about hitting the target. to totto nto— talk about hitting the target. he tells his incredible story noat. — he tells his incredible story noat. non-tt— he tells his incredible story next. you'll talk— he tells his incredible story next. you'll talk about post—traumatic stress disorder. no-o— post—traumatic stress disorder. no-o noon— post—traumatic stress disorder. no-o boon to— post—traumatic stress disorder. he's been to hell— post—traumatic stress disorder. he's been to hell and back, but oh, he's been to hell and back, but on. toy.— he's been to hell and back, but on. toy. to— he's been to hell and back, but on. toy. to tnto— he's been to hell and back, but oh, boy, is this guy— he's been to hell and back, but oh, boy, is this guy a hero. and ton-t— oh, boy, is this guy a hero. and ton-t tongot— oh, boy, is this guy a hero. and ton-t tongot .— oh, boy, is this guy a hero. and don't forget , at— oh, boy, is this guy a hero. and don't forget , at 10:00, just 15 don't forget, at 10:00, just 15 ntnntoo— don't forget, at 10:00, just 15 minutes from _ don't forget, at 10:00, just 15 minutes from now, i'll be toottng— minutes from now, i'll be dealing with— minutes from now, i'll be dealing with prince harry, whose otoot— dealing with prince harry, whose otoot to— dealing with prince harry, whose stock is plummeting . see you .

in two. is. two. is at tno— is at university. he still worth it? is at university. he still worth no tno— is at university. he still worth it? the emails— is at university. he still worth it? the emails are— is at university. he still worth it? the emails are coming in tntot— it? the emails are coming in tntot ont— it? the emails are coming in thick and fast.— it? the emails are coming in thick and fast. market gb news ntgn— thick and fast. market gb news .com high mark— thick and fast. market gb news .com high mark university for all .com high mark university for at no— .com high mark university for at on— .com high mark university for all was an invention of mr blair ont— all was an invention of mr blair nnt nn— all was an invention of mr blair nnt tn ononn— all was an invention of mr blair and mr brown as— all was an invention of mr blair and mr brown as a— all was an invention of mr blair and mr brown as a way of nontontottng— and mr brown as a way of manipulating the unemployment ttgntoo— manipulating the unemployment ttgnnoo. ooyo— manipulating the unemployment figures, says alastair. some of the figures, says alastair. some of too tognooo— figures, says alastair. some of the degrees are— figures, says alastair. some of the degrees are virtually nootoo— the degrees are virtually useless except for saddling the otntonto— useless except for saddling the students with _ useless except for saddling the students with debts that many of

tnon — students with debts that many of tnon nttt— students with debts that many of them will never— students with debts that many of them will never pay back. the tooooyon— them will never pay back. the tooooyon noo— them will never pay back. the taxpayer has again lost money by an taxpayer has again lost money by on tntnoot— taxpayer has again lost money by an indirect tax— taxpayer has again lost money by an indirect tax levied via the totonn— an indirect tax levied via the totonn tony.— an indirect tax levied via the labour party. richard says uk universities— labour party. richard says uk universities are— labour party. richard says uk universities are over administered and biased to the left administered and biased to the tott .— administered and biased to the tott . ttoto— administered and biased to the left . there are— administered and biased to the left . there are too many soft left. there are too many soft onto-ooto. — left. there are too many soft onto-ooto. tno— left. there are too many soft subjects. the hard subjects are ntnntoo— subjects. the hard subjects are dumbed down _ subjects. the hard subjects are dumbed down far— subjects. the hard subjects are dumbed down far more people onontt— dumbed down far more people onontt onoo— dumbed down far more people should pass through an apprenticeship. look linda onooono— apprenticeship. look linda onooono o— apprenticeship. look linda supports a cashless society notty. — supports a cashless society notty. sno-o— supports a cashless society notty. sno-o o— supports a cashless society motty. she's a high mark. coontooo— motty. she's a high mark. cashless society will massively noto— cashless society will massively noto otoo— cashless society will massively noto otoo nonoy— cashless society will massively help stop money laundering, nnton— help stop money laundering, nnton to— help stop money laundering, nnton to o— help stop money laundering, which is a multi—billion pound tnotnooo— which is a multi—billion pound business and— which is a multi—billion pound business and cash— which is a multi—billion pound business and cash in hand is a onotton— business and cash in hand is a onotton too.— business and cash in hand is a problem too. there is a method in problem too. there is a method tn tnon— problem too. there is a method in their madness— problem too. there is a method in their madness .— problem too. there is a method in their madness. i'll get to ot— in their madness. i'll get to ot yonn— in their madness. i'll get to more of your emails shortly. tonnooo— more of your emails shortly. perhaps not— more of your emails shortly. perhaps just this on cashless. notono— perhaps just this on cashless. notono no— perhaps just this on cashless. notono no go— perhaps just this on cashless. notono no go .— perhaps just this on cashless. before we go , james says high before we go, james says high nont— before we go, james says high mark cashless— before we go, james says high mark cashless won't work for me. non— mark cashless won't work for me. how on— mark cashless won't work for me. how on t— mark cashless won't work for me. non on t gotng— mark cashless won't work for me. non on t gotng to— mark cashless won't work for me. how am i going to pay for things at tno— how am i going to pay for things at too on— how am i going to pay for things at the car boot— how am i going to pay for things at the car boot sale? i've got an unused dart— at the car boot sale? i've got an unused dart board. i should ony— an unused dart board. i should ooy. t— an unused dart board. i should ooy. t got— an unused dart board. i should ooy. t got on— an unused dart board. i should say. i got an unused dart board toot— say. i got an unused dart board last weekend— say. i got an unused dart board last weekend for— say. i got an unused dart board last weekend for a— say. i got an unused dart board last weekend for a fiver. what a tongotn— last weekend for a fiver. what a tongotn .— last weekend for a fiver. what a bargain . what's— last weekend for a fiver. what a bargain . what's the plan? i will bargain. what's the plan? i will notntng— bargain. what's the plan? i will own nothing and— bargain. what's the plan? i will own nothing and be happy . james, own nothing and be happy. james, you own nothing and be happy. james, yon nono— own nothing and be happy. james, yon nono to— own nothing and be happy. james, you have to wonder,— own nothing and be happy. james, you have to wonder, don't you

too— you have to wonder, don't you keep tnooo— you have to wonder, don't you keep those emails coming, mark at on— keep those emails coming, mark at on nono— keep those emails coming, mark at gb news .com.— keep those emails coming, mark at gb news .com. it's time for tnto— at gb news .com. it's time for tnto .— at gb news .com. it's time for tnto . a— at gb news .com. it's time for tnto . a tnon— at gb news .com. it's time for this . a fiver for— at gb news .com. it's time for this . a fiver for an— at gb news .com. it's time for this . a fiver for an unused dart this. a fiver for an unused dart oont.— this. a fiver for an unused dart toont. tnoty— this. a fiver for an unused dart board. lucky you. _ this. a fiver for an unused dart board. lucky you. it's time now for board. lucky you. it's time now to non— board. lucky you. it's time now for mark meets— board. lucky you. it's time now for mark meets .— board. lucky you. it's time now for mark meets . and tonight, for mark meets. and tonight, onng— for mark meets. and tonight, craig harrison,— for mark meets. and tonight, craig harrison, a— for mark meets. and tonight, craig harrison, a former oonoonot— craig harrison, a former oonoont ot— craig harrison, a former corporal of horse in the blues ont— corporal of horse in the blues nnt ttoyoto— corporal of horse in the blues nnt ttoyoto. o— corporal of horse in the blues and royals, a cavalry regiment of and royals, a cavalry regiment ot tno— and royals, a cavalry regiment of the british— and royals, a cavalry regiment of the british army who from zoos» — of the british army who from zoos» to — of the british army who from 2009 to 2017 _ of the british army who from 2009 to 2017 held the record for the 2009 to 2017 held the record for too tongoot— 2009 to 2017 held the record for the longest confirmed sniper kill the longest confirmed sniper tttt tn— the longest confirmed sniper kill in combat— the longest confirmed sniper kill in combat at— the longest confirmed sniper kill in combat at a range of nttn— kill in combat at a range of nttn. crotg— kill in combat at a range of 2.5km. craig is— kill in combat at a range of 2.5km. craig is most famous for his 2.5km. craig is most famous for no nttttony— 2.5km. craig is most famous for his military service— 2.5km. craig is most famous for his military service in afghanistan- his military service in afghanistan as a sniper , but he afghanistan as a sniper, but he otoo— afghanistan as a sniper, but he otoo oonot— afghanistan as a sniper, but he also served in— afghanistan as a sniper, but he also served in the— afghanistan as a sniper, but he also served in the british army in also served in the british army tn nog— also served in the british army tn nog ont— also served in the british army in iraq and the— also served in the british army in iraq and the balkans and is the in iraq and the balkans and is too ontnon— in iraq and the balkans and is the author of— in iraq and the balkans and is the author of the— in iraq and the balkans and is the author of the best selling ontottognony.— the author of the best selling autobiography, the longest kill. onng.— autobiography, the longest kill. crotg. nooonnot— autobiography, the longest kill. craig, welcome to— autobiography, the longest kill. craig, welcome to mark dolan tontgnt. — craig, welcome to mark dolan tontgnt. nono— craig, welcome to mark dolan tonight. have you always been a gooo— tonight. have you always been a good onot— tonight. have you always been a good onoto — tonight. have you always been a good shot ? not— tonight. have you always been a good shot ? \nt:::t ”©3th tonight. have you always been a good shot? we ”©3th i tonight. have you always been a good shot ? we ”©3th i think good shot? not really. i think not— good shot? not really. i think not oo— good shot? not really. i think just more training,— good shot? \nt:::t ”©3th i think just more training, more tnotntng— just more training, more training, training, training . training, training, training. nnoto— training, training, training. tnot-otno— training, training, training. that's the answer. and you tooonno— that's the answer. and you tooonno o— that's the answer. and you become a good— that's the answer. and you become a good shot . “tin? t“ that's the answer. and you become a good shot . “43?"

become a good shot. yeah, well, ttoto— become a good shot. yeah, well, that's it. the proof is in the pudding. listen what. what attracted you into the forces at the tender age of 16? i wanted to get a trade, so i joined the household cavalry because of the horses and i've had horses ever since i was young. since i was , since i was young. since i was, you since i was young. since i was, yon tnon.— since i was young. since i was, yon tnon. ttno— since i was young. since i was, you know, like five— “g since i was, you know, like five years old. so you know, like five years old. so t— you know, like five years old. so t nontot — you know, like five years old. so i wanted to— you know, like five years old. so i wanted to become a farrier . ant— so i wanted to become a farrier . ant ttoto— so i wanted to become a farrier . and there was— so i wanted to become a farrier . and there was no— so i wanted to become a farrier . and there was no farrier apprenticeships happening in otnttton— apprenticeships happening in civilian street.— apprenticeships happening in civilian street. so i joined the nntton— civilian street. so i joined the nntton onny— civilian street. so i joined the british army and— civilian street. so i joined the british army and i joined the nonoonott— british army and i joined the household cavalry to become a tonton — household cavalry to become a tonton ann— household cavalry to become a farrier. and what— household cavalry to become a farrier. and what did- household cavalry to become a farrier. '“: t: t: t“ “g farrier. and what did joining the military do for you ? craig the military do for you? craig it just it was just one big family. you know, it's just the ottoo— family. you know, it's just the otnoo. tno— can you know, it's just the ethos, the camaraderie , a ethos, the camaraderie, a onnoooo— ethos, the camaraderie, a onnoooo tn— ethos, the camaraderie, a purpose in life- ethos, the camaraderie, a purpose in life and everything. tto— purpose in life and everything. the nnot— purpose in life and everything. the armed forces— purpose in life and everything. : i it's the armed forces are. it's a fantastic lifestyle.- the armed forces are. it's a fantastic lifestyle. you- : �*tzztititiet. etiz; it's a fantastic lifestyle. you know, if fantastic lifestyle. you know, tt yon— fantastic lifestyle. you know, tt yon nooo— fantastic lifestyle. you know, if you choose the right career . if you choose the right career. noo. — if you choose the right career. too. and — if you choose the right career. yes. and after— if you choose the right career. yes. and after 22— if you choose the right career. yes. and after 22 years- if you choose the right career. yes. and after 22 years of- yes. and after 22 years of loyalty to your regiment, craig , you felt very let down at the

end. what happened ? well, end. what happened? well, basically, i got medical discharge with ptsd from my last tourin discharge with ptsd from my last tour in afghanistan in 2009, 2010, and i just got released. you know, it took me 23 years of oonotoo— you know, it took me 23 years of oontoo tn— you know, it took me 23 years of oontoo tn tno— you know, it took me 23 years of service in the british army. it toot— service in the british army. it toot nttt— service in the british army. it toot not on— service in the british army. it took half an hour— service in the british army. it took half an hour to get discharged— took half an hour to get discharged and i'd and no thank you,— discharged and i'd and no thank yon. no.— discharged and i'd and no thank yon. no. notntng.— discharged and i'd and no thank you, no, nothing. just discharged- you, no, nothing. just discharged and just left out to ony— discharged and just left out to try. tootootty— discharged and just left out to try. tootootty . — discharged and just left out to dry, basically . �*vttt�*tntte : discharged and just left out to dry, basically . �*tttttt“.:t : dry, basically. what should they have done? what would have been an appropriate way of handling your situation? craig i think any serviceman leaving the army after their full colour service for 20 years or get discharged with ptsd or mental health issues should be monitored for two years after they leave the armed forces. and in that two years after they leave the armed forces . and in that way, armed forces. and in that way, the armed forces. and in that way, too ontotto — armed forces. and in that way, the suicide rate— armed forces. and in that way, the suicide rate would- : �*tzztititiet. and in that way, the suicide rate would go down noootnoty— the suicide rate would go down massively because they're oonotontty— massively because they're constantly getting monitored, not not— constantly getting monitored, not not on— constantly getting monitored, not just rely on— constantly getting monitored, not just rely on these charities tooonoo— not just rely on these charities tooonoo tno— not just rely on these charities because the charities just give you— because the charities just give yon otn— because the charities just give you six sessions,— because the charities just give

you six sessions, loads of nontot— you six sessions, loads of mental health,- you six sessions, loads of mental health, and then you have to nooooty— mental health, and then you have to nooooty tn— mental health, and then you have to nooooty tn otn— mental health, and then you have to reapply in six months time or in to reapply in six months time or tn o— to reapply in six months time or tn o oonoto— to reapply in six months time or tn o oonoto ot— to reapply in six months time or in a couple of months time. and by ttot— in a couple of months time. and by tnot ttno.— in a couple of months time. and by that time, you— in a couple of months time. and by that time, you know, you oonto— by that time, you know, you oontt nono— by that time, you know, you could have done— by that time, you know, you could have done something stupid or could have done something stupid on yonn— could have done something stupid on yonn nontot— could have done something stupid or your mental health would toottno— or your mental health would toottno . — or your mental health would decline . you— or your mental health would decline. /t:::t. :: or your mental health would decline . /t:::t. :: or your mental health would- decline . you developed a form of decline. you developed a form of post—traumatic stress disorder. craig can you tell me about the symptoms? what did you go through ? i went through a lot of through? i went through a lot of tonottnooo— through? i went through a lot of tonottnooo .— through? i went through a lot of loneliness , anger,— g7 i went through a lot of loneliness , anger, anxiety , loneliness, anger, anxiety, otoo.— loneliness, anger, anxiety, otoo. t— loneliness, anger, anxiety, stress. i never— loneliness, anger, anxiety, stress. i never noticed it. ttot— stress. i never noticed it. not my— stress. i never noticed it. first, my wife— stress. i never noticed it. first, my wife noticed it and tnon— first, my wife noticed it and tnon tno— first, my wife noticed it and then the british— first, my wife noticed it and then the british army noticed it . non— then the british army noticed it . non tnon.— then the british army noticed it .non tnon. tn— then the british army noticed it . you know, i'm a— then the british army noticed it . you know, i'm a bit of a loner . anyway.— . you know, i'm a bit of a loner . anynoy. oo— . you know, i'm a bit of a loner . anyway, so being— . you know, i'm a bit of a loner . anyway, so being on my own was oooont— . anyway, so being on my own was oooont tno— . anyway, so being on my own was second nature, which— . anyway, so being on my own was second nature, which being a ontoon— second nature, which being a ontoon nnt— second nature, which being a sniper. but yeah,— second nature, which being a sniper. but yeah, the anger , sniper. but yeah, the anger, frustration, _ sniper. but yeah, the anger, frustration, everything , you frustration, everything, you tnon.— frustration, everything, you tnon. ant— frustration, everything, you know. and then being diagnosed nttn— know. and then being diagnosed nttn ttoo— know. and then being diagnosed with ptsd after— know. and then being diagnosed with ptsd after they gave me tooto— with ptsd after they gave me tooto .— with ptsd after they gave me tooto . tt— with ptsd after they gave me tooto . tt no— with ptsd after they gave me tests , it was a— with ptsd after they gave me tests , it was a kind of shock to tests, it was a kind of shock to nyoott— tests, it was a kind of shock to nyoott nootty. — tests, it was a kind of shock to myself really. and— tests, it was a kind of shock to myself really. and then to get ttoonngot— myself really. and then to get discharged out— myself really. and then to get discharged out of— myself really. and then to get discharged out of the british army— discharged out of the british army no— discharged out of the british army was even— discharged out of the british army was even more of a shocker. noo— army was even more of a shocker. noo — army was even more of a shocker. noo atnoot— army was even more of a shocker. yes almost like— army was even more of a shocker. yes almost like being- army was even more of a shocker. yes e “g �*7 yes almost like being fired, i suppose , which is deeply wrong suppose, which is deeply wrong and very hard to justify. how

are you feeling these days ? i'm are you feeling these days? i'm on the mend, so i have my- “t: :7 i'm on the mend, so i have my good toyo— on the mend, so i have my good toyo. t— on the mend, so i have my good toyo. t nono— on the mend, so i have my good toyo. t nono ny— on the mend, so i have my good days. i have my bad— on the mend, so i have my good days. i have my bad days, you tnon.— days. i have my bad days, you tnon. ont— days. i have my bad days, you tnon. nnt ny— days. i have my bad days, you know, and my wife helps me. tonyn— know, and my wife helps me. tonyo. ono— know, and my wife helps me. tanya, she helps— know, and my wife helps me. tanya, she helps me. fantastic. atoo— tanya, she helps me. fantastic. atoo so— tanya, she helps me. fantastic. atoo so t— tanya, she helps me. fantastic. also so i have— tanya, she helps me. fantastic. also so i have a— tanya, she helps me. fantastic. also so i have a therapist that i pay— also so i have a therapist that t ooy ton— also so i have a therapist that t ooy ton ttot— also so i have a therapist that t ooy ton tnot t— also so i have a therapist that i pay for that i see every ttnnotoyo— i pay for that i see every thursdays. name's ross hall. atootntoty— thursdays. name's ross hall. absolutely fantastic guy. and tno— absolutely fantastic guy. and to noon— absolutely fantastic guy. and i've been seeing— absolutely fantastic guy. and i've been seeing him for four yono— i've been seeing him for four years now. and— i've been seeing him for four years now. and the guy is like a gnontton— years now. and the guy is like a gnontton ongot— years now. and the guy is like a guardian angel to— years now. and the guy is like a guardian angel to me, you know? ant— guardian angel to me, you know? ant tt— guardian angel to me, you know? ant tt tt— guardian angel to me, you know? and if it wasn't— guardian angel to me, you know? and if it wasn't for— guardian angel to me, you know? and if it wasn't for my wife and it and if it wasn't for my wife and tt nont— and if it wasn't for my wife and tt wont to— and if it wasn't for my wife and it wasn't for him,— and if it wasn't for my wife and it wasn't for him, i— and if it wasn't for my wife and it wasn't for him, i doubt if i'd it wasn't for him, i doubt if to to— it wasn't for him, i doubt if to to nono— it wasn't for him, i doubt if i'd be here now.- it wasn't for him, i doubt if i'd be here now. and thank god you— i'd be here now. and thank god yon — i'd be here now. and thank god yon tt— i'd be here now. and thank god yon tt tto— i'd be here now. and thank god you are. if it's not— i'd be here now. and thank god you are. if it's not a- i'd be here now. and thank god you are. �*7 e nan you are. if it's not a silly question, can you explain what exactly a sniper does ? a sniper exactly a sniper does? a sniper is like you get a sharp shooter, which can shoot, and then you get a sniper , which is the get a sniper, which is the camouflage concealment and being sneaky, i call it. yeah , that's sneaky, i call it. yeah, that's nnot— sneaky, i call it. yeah, that's not t— sneaky, i call it. yeah, that's not t cott— sneaky, i call it. yeah, that's what i call it,— sneaky, i call it. yeah, that's what i call it, being- tint; e yeah, that's what i call it, being sneaky. so you— what i call it, being sneaky. so yon tootootty— what i call it, being sneaky. so you basically hide— what i call it, being sneaky. so you basically hide with a massive gun— you basically hide with a massive gun ?- you basically hide with a massive gun ? no. say again . massive gun? no. say again. sony. — massive gun? no. say again. sony. non— massive gun? no. say again. sorry. you basically- massive gun? no. say again. sorry. /ti.t. tiftnt t“ t:ti; massive gun? no. say again. sorry. /tit. i t“ :i. massive gun? no. say again. sorry. /tit. tigitnt t“ :i. sorry. you basically hide with a massive gun? yeah basically. yeah. and people think a sniper

is yeah. and people think a sniper to ont— yeah. and people think a sniper to ont to— yeah. and people think a sniper to ont to nttt— yeah. and people think a sniper is out to kill somebody. there's not tno— is out to kill somebody. there's not too not— is out to kill somebody. there's not the first line _ is out to kill somebody. there's not the first line of a sniper is not the first line of a sniper to to— not the first line of a sniper to to oonot— not the first line of a sniper is to cover lifetime information of is to cover lifetime information ot tno— is to cover lifetime information of the battlefield _ is to cover lifetime information of the battlefield . so you're of the battlefield. so you're ttoto— of the battlefield. so you're tnono to— of the battlefield. so you're there to observe— of the battlefield. so you're there to observe . and taking the there to observe. and taking the onot— there to observe. and taking the onot to— there to observe. and taking the onot to o— there to observe. and taking the shot is a second— there to observe. and taking the shot is a second opportunity. non— shot is a second opportunity. non oon— shot is a second opportunity. non got— shot is a second opportunity. you can get you— shot is a second opportunity. you can get you will take the onot. — you can get you will take the onot. yon— you can get you will take the shot, you know,— you can get you will take the shot, you know, but it's not yonn— shot, you know, but it's not yonn nnot— shot, you know, but it's not your first objective of the mission. it's— your first objective of the mission. it's to- your first objective of the mission. it's to observe and tto— mission. it's to observe and no ootttony— mission. it's to observe and it's solitary work. titt“g i t“ it's solitary work. how long can you be on your own for in a fixed position ? you work in fixed position? you work in a oon— fixed position? you work in a on .— fixed position? you work in a on . so— fixed position? you work in a on . so tn— fixed position? you work in a on . so tn o— fixed position? you work in a pair . so in a pair— : e titt“7 you work in a pair. so in a pair you're on the gnonnt— pair. so in a pair you're on the gnonnt ton— pair. so in a pair you're on the gnonnt ton ao— pair. so in a pair you're on the ground for 40 hours to 72 hours. snototnotto— ground for 40 hours to 72 hours. sustainable and— ground for 40 hours to 72 hours. sustainable and then you get noonoottot. — sustainable and then you get resupplied. then— sustainable and then you get resupplied. then you go out ogotn— resupplied. then you go out ogotn ont— resupplied. then you go out ogotn nnt to— resupplied. then you go out again and do it— resupplied. then you go out again and do it all again. resupplied. then you go out again and do it all again . again and do it all again. so ttot— again and do it all again. so that moons— again and do it all again. so that means you— again and do it all again. so that means you don't- again and do it all again. so that means you don't sleep for two days or three. yeah. yeah yeah. you're catnap. you'll take it yeah. you're catnap. you'll take tt tn— yeah. you're catnap. you'll take tt tn tnno— yeah. you're catnap. you'll take tt tn tnnno to— yeah. you're catnap. you'll take it in turns to catnap— «tilt? t“ you're catnap. you'll take it in turns to catnap for ten ntnntoo— it in turns to catnap for ten ntnntoo. zo— it in turns to catnap for ten minutes. 20 minutes. but you're not ton— minutes. 20 minutes. but you're not ton tnoy— minutes. 20 minutes. but you're not far away from _ minutes. 20 minutes. but you're not far away from your weapon oyoton. — not far away from your weapon oyoton. ant— not far away from your weapon oyoton. ant on— not far away from your weapon system. and on the target. and yon— system. and on the target. and yon onot— system. and on the target. and you've earned this— system. and on the target. and you've earned this record of the tongoot— you've earned this record of the tongoot ontoon— you've earned this record of the longest sniper hit— you've earned this record of the longest sniper hit in history. so longest sniper hit in history. so yon— longest sniper hit in history. so you basically— longest sniper hit in history. so you basically shot- longest sniper hit in history. so you basically shot someone that was 2.5km away. yeah shot

two people from that— i? lao/t“ t/tiuit t“ shot two people from that distance i? wot“ t/tiuit t“ shot two people from that distance . two people from that distance. ant— two people from that distance. ant tt— two people from that distance. ant tt t— two people from that distance. and if i didn't— two people from that distance. and if i didn't had done it, i tnon— and if i didn't had done it, i know tt— and if i didn't had done it, i know tt no— and if i didn't had done it, i knew it was out— and if i didn't had done it, i knew it was out of my range. but if knew it was out of my range. but tt tt— knew it was out of my range. but tt t-t noton— knew it was out of my range. but if i'd never have— knew it was out of my range. but if i'd never have attempted to tono— if i'd never have attempted to tnto tnot— if i'd never have attempted to take that shot— if i'd never have attempted to take that shot ,— if i'd never have attempted to take that shot , my if i'd never have attempted to take that shot, my men would nttt— take that shot, my men would not ot— take that shot, my men would not ot tnon— take that shot, my men would half of them would have been ttttot— half of them would have been killed without— half of them would have been killed without a— half of them would have been killed without a doubt, because tnoy— killed without a doubt, because tnoy noo— killed without a doubt, because they were under— killed without a doubt, because they were under serious attack . they were under serious attack. ann— they were under serious attack. ann tott— they were under serious attack. ann tott nno— they were under serious attack. and tell me about— they were under serious attack. and tell me about the- they were under serious attack. and tell me about the sensation that you felt when you knew you'd hit the target . um, no you'd hit the target. um, no sensation . i didn't- you'd hit the target. um, no sensation . i didn't go- t: t“ e g um, no sensation . i didn't go out to sensation. i didn't go out to noon— sensation. i didn't go out to noon tno— sensation. i didn't go out to break the world— sensation. i didn't go out to break the world record . i just break the world record. i just nont— break the world record. i just wont ont— break the world record. i just wont ont to— break the world record. i just went out to get— break the world record. i just went out to get my men out of tno— went out to get my men out of too onto.— went out to get my men out of the ship, basically.— went out to get my men out of the ship, basically. and um, and to got— the ship, basically. and um, and to got tnon— the ship, basically. and um, and to get them back— the ship, basically. and um, and to get them back ,— the ship, basically. and um, and to get them back , you know, to to get them back, you know, to nnton— to get them back, you know, to not tno— to get them back, you know, to finish the tour— to get them back, you know, to finish the tour safely . and finish the tour safely. and tnot-o— finish the tour safely. and tnot-o ott— finish the tour safely. and that's all i— finish the tour safely. and that's all i wanted . that's all i wanted. congratulations- that's all i wanted. congratulations on your many years of extraordinary service , years of extraordinary service, your great skill, your courage . your great skill, your courage. craig, whilst serving abroad, how often have you feared for your life ? several times. your life? several times. sononot— your life? several times. several times. - i . �*"ti;7’ several times. several times. there's been many tnoo— several times. there's been many ttnoo nnoto— several times. there's been many ttnoo nnono t— several times. there's been many times where ijust— several times. there's been many times where i just thought , this times where i just thought, this is times where i just thought, this to tt— times where i just thought, this to t. non— times where i just thought, this is it, you know,— times where i just thought, this is it, you know, i'm going to get— is it, you know, i'm going to got — is it, you know, i'm going to get overrun. um,— is it, you know, i'm going to get overrun. um, because as a ontoo.— get overrun. um, because as a ontoon. yon— get overrun. um, because as a sniper, you should— get overrun. um, because as a sniper, you should take 2 to 3.

1 sniper, you should take 2 to 3. t to— sniper, you should take 2 to 3. t to o— sniper, you should take 2 to 3. t to o onoto— sniper, you should take 2 to 3. 1 to 3 shots and— sniper, you should take 2 to 3. 1 to 3 shots and then move ooottton— 1 to 3 shots and then move ooottton .— 1 to 3 shots and then move position . but— 1 to 3 shots and then move position . but in- 1 to 3 shots and then move position . but in afghanistan and position. but in afghanistan and non.— position. but in afghanistan and non. yon— position. but in afghanistan and non. yon gntto— position. but in afghanistan and iraq, you're quite restricted in nnoto— iraq, you're quite restricted in nnono yon— iraq, you're quite restricted in nnono yon oon— iraq, you're quite restricted in where you can move. so sometimes yon— where you can move. so sometimes yon ttoto— where you can move. so sometimes yon tnono ton— where you can move. so sometimes yon tnono to o— where you can move. so sometimes you're there for a long period of you're there for a long period ot ttnoo— you're there for a long period of times and _ you're there for a long period of times and they end up tnoottng— of times and they end up tnottng yon— of times and they end up tracking you down. you know, and you tracking you down. you know, and yon nono— tracking you down. you know, and yon nono to— tracking you down. you know, and yon nono to got— tracking you down. you know, and yon nono to got o— tracking you down. you know, and you have to get a position onotty— you have to get a position pretty quick-— you have to get a position pretty quick. you and i've been in situations— pretty quick. you and i've been in situations where, you know , in situations where, you know, too— in situations where, you know, too tnongnt.— in situations where, you know, i've thought, this— in situations where, you know, i've thought, this is it. i've, you— i've thought, this is it. i've, yon tnon— i've thought, this is it. i've, yon tnon .— i've thought, this is it. i've, yon tnon. tn— i've thought, this is it. i've, you know , i'm going to my wife's you know, i'm going to my wife's going— you know, i'm going to my wife's gotng to— you know, i'm going to my wife's gotng to got— you know, i'm going to my wife's gotng to got o— you know, i'm going to my wife's going to get a phone call. but tnottty— going to get a phone call. but tnottty tno— going to get a phone call. but luckily i've got— going to get a phone call. but luckily i've got myself at them ottnotton— luckily i've got myself at them situation and _ luckily i've got myself at them situation and i— luckily i've got myself at them situation and i got home safely . noon.— situation and i got home safely . noon. non— situation and i got home safely . yeah. now the— situation and i got home safely . yeah. now the book- situation and i got home safely . yeah. now the book is- situation and i got home safely . yeah. now the book is out. it's called the longest kill . it's called the longest kill. what's next for you, craig? what would you like to do ? um, i've would you like to do? um, i've got a would you like to do? um, i've got o onntnot— would you like to do? um, i've got a survival school- : l t:ti:t7 um, i've got a survival school now. it's cotton— got a survival school now. it's oottot tno— got a survival school now. it's called the maverick survival oonoon— called the maverick survival sonoot. nnt — called the maverick survival school, and i— called the maverick survival school, and i help veterans and not— school, and i help veterans and not ttno— school, and i help veterans and first line responders , as well first line responders, as well as first line responders, as well no otntttono— first line responders, as well as civilians with— first line responders, as well as civilians with ptsd and nontot— as civilians with ptsd and mental health— as civilians with ptsd and mental health issues and they come down and— mental health issues and they come down and experience the oonoot— come down and experience the oonoot .— come down and experience the oonoot . so— come down and experience the oonoot . so no— come down and experience the school . so we just— come down and experience the school . so we just do bushcraft school. so we just do bushcraft . ant— school. so we just do bushcraft . ant tnon— school. so we just do bushcraft . and then the— school. so we just do bushcraft . and then the woods give them ttot— . and then the woods give them tnot oooooton— . and then the woods give them tnot oooooton .— . and then the woods give them that escapism , you know, and a that escapism, you know, and a bit that escapism, you know, and a ttt ot— that escapism, you know, and a bit of freedom _ that escapism, you know, and a bit of freedom .— that escapism, you know, and a bit of freedom . and they leave

bit of freedom. and they leave ttoto— bit of freedom. and they leave tnono nttn— bit of freedom. and they leave tnono nttn o— bit of freedom. and they leave there with a different attitude . ant— there with a different attitude . ant tt— there with a different attitude . ant tt t— there with a different attitude . and if i can— there with a different attitude . and if i can help one person ont— . and if i can help one person ont ot— . and if i can help one person ont ot too.— . and if i can help one person ont ot too. yon— . and if i can help one person out of 100, you know, my job's tono — out of 100, you know, my job's tono ont— out of 100, you know, my job's done and that'll_ out of 100, you know, my job's done and that'll be the maverick snntnot— done and that'll be the maverick survival school— done and that'll be the maverick survival school .co.uk is that ntgnt— survival school .co.uk is that ntgnt 7— survival school .co.uk is that ngnt o tnot-o— survival school .co.uk is that right ? that's correct, yeah . right? that's correct, yeah. ctttg— right? that's correct, yeah. ctttg a— right? that's correct, yeah. craig a privilege— right? that's correct, yeah. craig a privilege to - right? that's correct, yeah. craig a privilege to have you on the show. thank you so much for joining us and we wish you well in your continued recovery, as well as many projects . my well as your many projects. my thanks the remarkable thanks there to the remarkable craig harrison, true british craig harrison, a true british hero. thanks, craig . brilliant hero. thanks, craig. brilliant stuff very much. looking forward to my take at ten, in which i'll be dealing with prince harry. maria, how long have we got .

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united kingdom and across the world. this is mark dolan tonight. in my take at ten, the harry and meghan brand is in freefall . all if you've bought freefall. all if you've bought shares in this couple, i'd advise you to sell, shares in this couple, i'd advise you to sell , sell, sell advise you to sell, sell, sell my newsmaker tonight is the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield talking about this awkward moment for poor old joe biden and mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from exactly 1030 sharp . exactly 1030 sharp. so a busy hour to come in just two minutes time, i'll be deaung two minutes time, i'll be dealing with prince harry, who has had a month to forget , dealing with prince harry, who has had a month to forget, lots to get through. but first, the headunes to get through. but first, the headlines with bethany elsey . headlines with bethany elsey. mark, thank you. here's your top

otonoo— mark, thank you. here's your top otonoo non — mark, thank you. here's your top stories from the— mark, thank you. here's your top stories from the gb— here's your top stories from the gb news room. tno— stories from the gb news room. tno tnno— stories from the gb news room. the prime minister, rishi sunak and the prime minister, rishi sunak nnt otnon— the prime minister, rishi sunak and other international leaders nono— and other international leaders have expressed— and other international leaders have expressed their condolences onton— have expressed their condolences otton tntto-o— have expressed their condolences after india's worst— have expressed their condolences after india's worst rail ttoooton— after india's worst rail disaster for- after india's worst rail disaster for decades, at least zoo— disaster for decades, at least ooo ooooto— disaster for decades, at least 288 people have— disaster for decades, at least 288 people have been killed and nonto— 288 people have been killed and ononnt oto— 288 people have been killed and around 850 injured in the ooottont— around 850 injured in the accident in— around 850 injured in the accident in the- around 850 injured in the accident in the eastern state of ootono— accident in the eastern state of ootono .— accident in the eastern state of odisha , three— accident in the eastern state of odisha , three trains were odisha, three trains were tnnotnot.— odisha, three trains were involved, two _ odisha, three trains were involved, two passenger trains oottttot— involved, two passenger trains collided when— involved, two passenger trains collided when one derailed, and notn— collided when one derailed, and totn tnon— collided when one derailed, and both then crashed— collided when one derailed, and both then crashed into a goods tnotn— both then crashed into a goods tntn .— both then crashed into a goods tntn . tntto-o— both then crashed into a goods train . india's prime minister train. india's prime minister ntnntn— train. india's prime minister narendra modi— train. india's prime minister narendra modi has vowed to onnton— narendra modi has vowed to onnton yoo— narendra modi has vowed to punish anyone responsible. i snit— punish anyone responsible. i soy-to tont— punish anyone responsible. i sajid javid nana. punish anyone responsible. i sajid javid nana . : sajid javid nana. i am deeply pained . it's beyond sad and very pained. it's beyond sad and very disturbing. the government will leave no stone unturned and will provide the best treatment to the people who've been injured. the relatives who we've lost can't come back. but the government is with their families in this hour of grief for 31, people have been arrested in connection with plans to disrupt the epsom derby , including one protester who

ran onto the track as the race began . an activists from the began. an activists from the group— began. an activists from the gnono antnot— gt“ an activists from the group animal rising had threatened— group animal rising had threatened to cancel the event, toootto— threatened to cancel the event, toootto o— threatened to cancel the event, toootto o ntgn— threatened to cancel the event, despite a high court injunction ntnntng— despite a high court injunction tonntng tnon— despite a high court injunction banning them from doing so. the group— banning them from doing so. the gnono oont— banning them from doing so. the gnono ooto tnoy— banning them from doing so. the group said they wanted to onotoot— group said they wanted to onotoot tno — group said they wanted to protect the horses and were nttttng— protect the horses and were nttttng to— protect the horses and were nttttng to ont— protect the horses and were willing to put their bodies on the willing to put their bodies on too ttno— willing to put their bodies on too ttno .— willing to put their bodies on the line . they— willing to put their bodies on the line . they accused police of the line. they accused police of nonoy— the line. they accused police of heavy handedness— the line. they accused police of heavy handedness and of abusing tnon— heavy handedness and of abusing tnon oonoo— heavy handedness and of abusing tnon oonoo .— heavy handedness and of abusing tnon ooo . a— heavy handedness and of abusing their powers . a man has been their powers. a man has been onootot— their powers. a man has been onootot ot— their powers. a man has been arrested at the— their powers. a man has been arrested at the fa— their powers. a man has been arrested at the fa cup final at nonttoy— arrested at the fa cup final at nonttoy ton— arrested at the fa cup final at wembley for wearing a shirt nnton— wembley for wearing a shirt nnton not— wembley for wearing a shirt which had an— wembley for wearing a shirt which had an offensive reference to tno— which had an offensive reference to the hillsborough disaster. tno— to the hillsborough disaster. tno toot— to the hillsborough disaster. tno toot ot— to the hillsborough disaster. the back of the— to the hillsborough disaster. the back of the man's shirt tootnnot— the back of the man's shirt featured the— the back of the man's shirt featured the number 97 and the nonto— featured the number 97 and the nonto not— featured the number 97 and the words not enough— featured the number 97 and the words not enough . 97 liverpool words not enough. 97 liverpool tono— words not enough. 97 liverpool tono ttot— words not enough. 97 liverpool tono ttot tn— words not enough. 97 liverpool fans died in 1989— words not enough. 97 liverpool fans died in 1989 as a result of a fans died in 1989 as a result of o onon— fans died in 1989 as a result of o onnon ot— fans died in 1989 as a result of o not at on— fans died in 1989 as a result of a crush at an fa— fans died in 1989 as a result of a crush at an fa cup semi—final noton— a crush at an fa cup semi—final noton ogotnot— a crush at an fa cup semi—final match against nottingham forest at hillsborough— match against nottingham forest at hillsborough stadium in snotttott— at hillsborough stadium in snotttott .— at hillsborough stadium in sheffield . a— at hillsborough stadium in sheffield . a metropolitan police sheffield. a metropolitan police say sheffield. a metropolitan police ooy no— sheffield. a metropolitan police ooy no no— sheffield. a metropolitan police say he was arrested on suspicion of say he was arrested on suspicion ot o— say he was arrested on suspicion ot o onttto— say he was arrested on suspicion of a public order— say he was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence when at tno— of a public order offence when at too ttnot— of a public order offence when at the final manchester city toot— at the final manchester city toot tnon— at the final manchester city beat their rivals. manchester nnttot — beat their rivals. manchester nnttot o—t— beat their rivals. manchester united 2—1 ilkay— beat their rivals. manchester united 2—1 ilkay gundogan scored onton— united 2—1 ilkay gundogan scored otton to— united 2—1 ilkay gundogan scored after 12 seconds. _ united 2—1 ilkay gundogan scored after 12 seconds. the fastest gott— after 12 seconds. the fastest goot tn—

after 12 seconds. the fastest goot tn ta— after 12 seconds. the fastest goot tn ta cup— after 12 seconds. the fastest goal in fa cup final history. nnttot-o— goal in fa cup final history. united's bruno— goal in fa cup final history. united's bruno fernandes ognottoot— united's bruno fernandes equalised scoring a penalty at 33 equalised scoring a penalty at so ntnntoo— equalised scoring a penalty at 33 minutes, but— equalised scoring a penalty at 33 minutes, but gundogan scored onotno— 33 minutes, but gundogan scored onotnon to— 33 minutes, but gundogan scored another to restore— 33 minutes, but gundogan scored another to restore city's lead in another to restore city's lead tn tno— another to restore city's lead in the second— another to restore city's lead in the second half. they're now on course to complete the treble . ntnntng— on course to complete the treble .ntnntng tno— on course to complete the treble , winning the premier league fa cup— , winning the premier league fa cno ont— , winning the premier league fa cup and champions league in the same season. here's— cup and champions league in the same season. here's some fan noootton— same season. here's some fan noootton to— same season. here's some fan reaction to out— same season. here's some fan reaction to out of— same season. here's some fan reaction to out of three. �*tttttti; iti; reaction to out of three. we're going— reaction to out of three. we're gotng to— reaction to out of three. we're gotng to no— reaction to out of three. we're gotng to no tno— reaction to out of three. we're going to do the treble. we're going to do the treble. we're going to do the treble. we're going to take it from them . going to take it from them. after a whole history of hurt , after a whole history of hurt, 100 odd years of them being all over us. but this this is our yeah over us. but this this is our year. this is our time. first goal year. this is our time. first goal. 15, 13 seconds,- year. this is our time. first goal. 15, 13 seconds, 15- goal. 15, 13 seconds, 15 seconds. you- goal. 15, 13 seconds, 15 seconds. you know , i've just seconds. you know, i've just toot— seconds. you know, i've just toot ton— seconds. you know, i've just lost for words,— seconds. you know, i've just lost for words, lost for words, a lost for words, lost for words, t tt— lost for words, lost for words, a bit dejected— lost for words, lost for words, a bit dejected . _ lost for words, lost for words, a bit dejected . . “g t“ ti. a bit dejected. living in cities shattered last 4 or 5 years. it's obviously not what we want, but probably what's expected. in all in all honesty , a bit of all in all honesty, a bit of a reality check for united. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news. now it's back to .

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we'll start with my take . at ten we'll start with my take. at ten big news, folks . the duke and big news, folks. the duke and duchess of sussex . hooray! harry duchess of sussex. hooray! harry and wokeist mono herself, meghan markle have let it be known that they're going to give up on the royal bashing and stay behind rather than in front of the camera for future television projects . don't celebrate too projects. don't celebrate too soon, even if you're an award winning deep sea diver. i wouldn't hold my breath . after wouldn't hold my breath. after all, attacking the royal family is their currency and has inflated their bank account to the tune of millions throwing your loved ones and your country of birth under the bus is good for business is what we're seeing here is an admission by the couple that they've run out of material and they're struggling with that difficult second album. there's no one else to call racist , bigoted second album. there's no one else to call racist, bigoted or uncaring . now, i do wish harry

uncaring. now, i do wish harry and meghan all the best in the future . i hope they can be happy future. i hope they can be happy and make something of their lives. got two lovely lives. they've got two lovely kids, but the royal gravy train has hit the buffers with even the americans sick to the back teeth of these two with the influential comedian tim dillon tearing prince harry a new one by saying that he's a useless hanger on. it's been a challenging time for old harry. britain's least happy millionaire as his court action against the government to be able to hire british cops for protection fell flat . sorry, big protection fell flat. sorry, big guy, if you so readily reject the monarchy , you lose its perks the monarchy, you lose its perks . britain's elite security services are not for sale to any rich celebrity that fancies them. not at any price. and that's all. harry is now a rich celeb motty a reality star who doesn't even live in reality . be doesn't even live in reality. be that royal title of duke rings

hollow and looks to be offering him diminish commercial returns in america and here in the uk. meanwhile, his continued war on fleet streets and our magnificent free press continues with action against the mirror group to accompany his pursuit of the daily mail. group to accompany his pursuit of the daily mail . now, if these of the daily mail. now, if these papers have broken the law, then they must be held to account. but i don't want to see our brilliant journalists and world class public actions like the mail or the mirror curtailed in any way in holding self—absorbed numpties like harry and meghan fully to account. there was the catastrophic car crash that never was the only car crash these two know about is their relationship chip. and have you noficed relationship chip. and have you noticed that the book deals, the podcasts , the tv series and all podcasts, the tv series and all the millions rolling into their bank haven't made this couple in the least bit happy? woke mono keeps on moaning and hooray harry looks like a hostage of

isis holed up in his gold plated luxury californian mansion . luxury californian mansion. there was prince harry's blink and you'll miss it appearance at the coronation, which in my view was an insult to his father and the british people. why couldn't he stick around for a pint and a couple of sandwiches after the ceremony and this couple now have a new problem . prince harry have a new problem. prince harry finally pays the price for his tell all biography spare, which i've got to say is a brilliant book. nothing keeps my bedroom door lodged open quite so reliably early in the book. not only did he threaten the safety of his family members and former military colleagues by boasting about killing taliban fighters, he proudly shared lurid details of his former drug use . well, of his former drug use. well, the american authorities may not take kindly to that. and a think tank is currently pursuing this issue via the us immigration authorities under standardly the

great nation of america doesn't want to accept people who break their laws of which drug taking is one example. it's not inconceivable that his visa could be torn up an old harry be sent packing back to britain and after a pandemic , a cost of after a pandemic, a cost of living crisis and three prime ministers in a year , have we not ministers in a year, have we not suffered enough ? there's trouble suffered enough? there's trouble in paradise , folks. the harry in paradise, folks. the harry and meghan brand is in freefall . if you've got shares in this couple, my advice is sell, sell , sell. they've gone from being highly valuable stock to a laughing stock in a matter of two years. the only way is . down two years. the only way is. down your reaction to a week to forget for prince harry market news.c0m forget for prince harry market news.com has the halo slipped for this royal couple? i'll get to your thoughts shortly. reacting to my take at ten my

top pundits tonight , the deputy top pundits tonight, the deputy leader of ukip , rebecca jain leader of ukip, rebecca jain research fellow at the bow group, political commentator benjamin loughnane and radio and tv legend diddy david hamilton, rebecca jane, your reaction to what has been a tough time for these two? i couldn't care less . it's clearly, you know, we're going— . it's clearly, you know, we're gotng to— . it's clearly, you know, we're gotng to otoy— it's clearly, you know, we're going to stay behind the cameras. that's because you tattoo.— cameras. that's because you failed. that's— cameras. that's because you failed. that's because we don't ooont— failed. that's because we don't care about what— failed. that's because we don't care about what you have to say in care about what you have to say tn toot.— care about what you have to say tn toot. ott— care about what you have to say tn toot. ott yon— care about what you have to say in fact, all you keep on getting is in fact, all you keep on getting to noto.— in fact, all you keep on getting is more hate. so— in fact, all you keep on getting is more hate. so it's not out of onotoo. — is more hate. so it's not out of choice. you're— is more hate. so it's not out of choice. you're doing it because you— choice. you're doing it because yon-so— choice. you're doing it because yon-sonon- choice. you're doing it because you-sonou p0p. choice. you're doing it because. yon-oonon ooo toot you have to. so off you pop back to-nonoton.— you have to. so off you pop back to-mansion. stay- you have to. so off you pop back to mansion. stay and to your mansion. stay there and tono— to your mansion. stay there and tooto-otono— to your mansion. stay there and toonooono-t. - to your mansion. stay there and leave-alone . d0- to your mansion. stay there and leave alone . jtit to your mansion. stay there and. leave-alone . do you think leave us all alone. do you think that actually now their currency in america is beginning to diminish? rebecca jane , i hope diminish? rebecca jane, i hope so. and i quite disturbs me, to be so. and i quite disturbs me, to to nonoot— so. and i quite disturbs me, to to nonoot .— so. and i quite disturbs me, to to nonoot . t— so. and i quite disturbs me, to be honest . i keep— and i quite disturbs me, to be honest . i keep on seeing be honest. i keep on seeing gntto— be honest. i keep on seeing gntto o— be honest. i keep on seeing gntto o tot— be honest. i keep on seeing quite a lot of— be honest. i keep on seeing quite a lot of support for them over over in america . i don't over over in america. i don't nny. — over over in america. i don't nny. t— over over in america. i don't nny. t ton-t— over over in america. i don't see why. i don't understand why tnoy— see why. i don't understand why tnoy ootnotty— see why. i don't understand why they actually like— see why. i don't understand why they actually like them . so they actually like them. so i nooo— they actually like them. so i nooo tnot— they actually like them. so i nooo tnot tnoy— they actually like them. so i hope that they start to see what we see because— hope that they start to see what we see because we— hope that they start to see what we see because we know the truth and we see because we know the truth nnt not— we see because we know the truth and we're not going— we see because we know the truth and we're not going to be fooled by

and we're not going to be fooled toy—oot- and we're not going to be fooled toy—not .- and we're not going to be fooledi toy—not . nontontn by the nonsensical act. benjamin tongnnono— by the nonsensical act. benjamin tongnnono oo— by the nonsensical act. benjamin loughnane do you— by the nonsensical act. benjamin loughnane do you have sympathy for loughnane do you have sympathy to tnto— loughnane do you have sympathy for this couple? _ loughnane do you have sympathy for this couple? am— loughnane do you have sympathy for this couple? 't“ loughnane do you have sympathy for this couple? ' “g for this couple? am i being a little hard on them? no not at all. ithink little hard on them? no not at all. i think they're spoilt tnto.— all. i think they're spoilt brats, frankly. _ i think they're spoilt brats, frankly. and like oonoono.— brats, frankly. and like rebecca, i— brats, frankly. and like rebecca, i actually don't care ooont— rebecca, i actually don't care otont tnon— rebecca, i actually don't care about them at— rebecca, i actually don't care about them at all. the thing is, we about them at all. the thing is, no—tnon- about them at all. the thing is, no—tnon oo- about them at all. the thing is, we_them so much,| about them at all. the thing is,- we_them so much, but we speak about them so much, but i we speak about them so much, but t-nootty— we speak about them so much, but t-noottonnontt— we speak about them so much, but i-really.should just- i think really we should just otnno— i think really we should just. otnno—not starve them of oxygen and not gno— starve them of oxygen and not give - attention - starve them of oxygen and not give-attention .- starve them of oxygen and not give attention . it's give them the attention. it's ttno— give them the attention. it's too o— give them the attention. it's like a child— give them the attention. it's like a child having a tantrum. oonotnoo— like a child having a tantrum. sometimes-to- sometimes it's best to just tgnono— sometimes it's best to just tgnono tnon— sometimes it's best to just ignore them them burn ignore them and let them burn tnonootnoo— ignore them and let them burn themselves out— ignore them and let them burn themselves out eventually themselves out and eventually nnon—tnoy-no- themselves out and eventually when _they're not. when they realise they're not gotttng— when they realise they're not getting. reaction, - when they realise they're not getting reaction, they want, getting the reaction, they want, tnoy— getting the reaction, they want, tnoy-nonng— getting the reaction, they want, they having tantrum they stop having a tantrum and notono— they stop having a tantrum and behave themselves. think behave themselves. so i think nootty— behave themselves. so i think natty-to— behave themselves. so i think nootty-to otoo- behave themselves. so i think really to stop indulging really we need to stop indulging tnon— really we need to stop indulging tnon . — really we need to stop indulging tnon . notn— really we need to stop indulging them . well,-they. really we need to stop indulgingi them . well,-they are them. well, benjamin, they are struggling, with struggling, aren't they, with that second album, that difficult second album, they're out of material. they're running out of material. they've got no one else to attack. they've they've got no one else to attack . they've got nothing to attack. they've got nothing to oono— attack. they've got nothing to oonto oo— attack. they've got nothing to oonto no tno— attack. they've got nothing to spare as the book— i they've got nothing to spare as the book was. but but it's spare as the book was. but but no tnnny— spare as the book was. but but it's funny because _ spare as the book was. but but it's funny because harry came ont— it's funny because harry came ont-tnot— it's funny because harry came ont-tnotlnot- it's funny because harry came. out-that.had enough out and said that he had enough to on— out and said that he had enough to tttt o— out and said that he had enough to fill a second— out and said that he had enough to fill a second book, and now too— to fill a second book, and now noo-ont— to fill a second book, and now he's-and said- to fill a second book, and now he's-and said he's. to fill a second book, and now he's and said he's got he's come out and said he's got notntng— he's come out and said he's got notntng oo— he's come out and said he's got nothing more to— he's come out and said he's got nothing more to say. mean, he's come out and said he's got nothinismore to say. mean, he's come out and said he's got nothinism0ithey'rei. mean, he's come out and said he's got nothinism0ithey're veryiean, which is it? they're very inconsistent.— which is it? they're very inconsistent-i- which is it? they're very inconsistent. i think that's inconsistent. but i think that's otnoyo— inconsistent. but i think that's otnoyo tno— inconsistent. but i think that's always the case— inconsistent. but i think that's always the case when you're not ontnoty— always the case when you're not entirely attached— always the case when you're not entirely attached to truth . entirely attached to the truth. nong-onnn— entirely attached to the truth. nono-onotn-ototty- entirely attached to the truth. benjamin, - pretty good . entirely attached to the truth. i benjamin,-pretty good on benjamin, you're pretty good on on issues of legal matters and

probity and that kind of thing. do you think there's a genuine chance that harry could have his visa torn up by the us authorities because there is a think tank in the states ? i think tank in the states? i think tank in the states? i think it's the heritage foundation who are quite serious about chucking harry out. yeah. so the question is whether it's too high profile. i mean, would it too high profile. i mean, would tt to— too high profile. i mean, would tt to o— too high profile. i mean, would tt to o tot— too high profile. i mean, would it be a bad look— too high profile. i mean, would it be a bad look to— too high profile. i mean, would it be a bad look to kick- t“ g“ i mean, would it be a bad look to kick him onto— it be a bad look to kick him onto nnt— it be a bad look to kick him out? but then _ it be a bad look to kick him out? but then on- it be a bad look to kick him out? but then on the other hand, he out? but then on the other hand, no nont— out? but then on the other hand, no nont ont— out? but then on the other hand, no nont ont tn— out? but then on the other hand, he went out in that— out? but then on the other hand, he went out in that high profile ont— he went out in that high profile and admitted— he went out in that high profile and admitted that he'd broken tnon— and admitted that he'd broken tnon tono— and admitted that he'd broken their laws and— and admitted that he'd broken their laws and lied about it nnon— their laws and lied about it nnonlooottot- their laws and lied about it when applied for his visa. when he applied for his visa. so.— when he applied for his visa. so.-tnon.— when he applied for his visa. so,-know, they- when he applied for his visa. so, know, they should really so, you know, they should really onot— so, you know, they should really onton tonn— so, you know, they should really crack down on— so, you know, they should really crack down on it— so, you know, they should really crack down on it because ooonnyo— crack down on it because everyone should be equal in nont— everyone should be equal in nontltno— everyone should be equal in front-the-he's- everyone should be equal in front the he's admitted front of the law. he's admitted it. front of the law. he's admitted tt. .tnon— front of the law. he's admitted it. .know, enforce- front of the law. he's admitted it. know, enforce the law . it. you know, enforce the law. tinny— it. you know, enforce the law. otnny onnto— it. you know, enforce the law. diddy david hamilton- it. you know, enforce the law. diddy david hamilton ,- it. you know, enforce the law. diddy david hamilton , you reap diddy david hamilton, you reap what you sow is that happening now to this couple? yeah, he's due now to this couple? yeah, he's tno nono.— now to this couple? yeah, he's due here, isn't— now to this couple? yeah, he's due here, isn't he?— now to this couple? yeah, he's due here, isn't he? i- ti.ti.t. 7 yeah, he's due here, isn't he? i think you tnon.— due here, isn't he? i think you tnon. nto— due here, isn't he? i think you tnon. nto nto— due here, isn't he? i think you know, his his court case with tno— know, his his court case with too dotty— know, his his court case with the daily mirror— know, his his court case with the daily mirror .— know, his his court case with the daily mirror. i think the dotty— the daily mirror. i think the ootty nttt. — the daily mirror. i think the ootty nttt. t— the daily mirror. i think the daily mail. i can't i've lost noot— daily mail. i can't i've lost toot ot— daily mail. i can't i've lost track of how— daily mail. i can't i've lost track of how many court cases no-o— track of how many court cases he's involved— track of how many court cases he's involved with. always in ttttgotton. — he's involved with. always in litigation. but— he's involved with. always in litigation. but i— he's involved with. always in litigation. but i think he's due nono— litigation. but i think he's due nono ony— litigation. but i think he's due nono ony ttno— litigation. but i think he's due here any time now .

litigation. but i think he's due here any time now. i'm litigation. but i think he's due here any time now . i'm actually here any time now. i'm actually ontonoot— here any time now. i'm actually surprised they're _ here any time now. i'm actually surprised they're still togotnon— surprised they're still together. i'm surprised that by ono— together. i'm surprised that by now she hasn't— together. i'm surprised that by now she hasn't given him the otton— now she hasn't given him the otton ont— now she hasn't given him the elbow and moved on. i mean , all elbow and moved on. i mean, all oono— elbow and moved on. i mean, all oonto ot— elbow and moved on. i mean, all oonto ot nnnnonno— elbow and moved on. i mean, all sorts of rumours that that one nooto— sorts of rumours that that one nooto tnot— sorts of rumours that that one hears that he's— sorts of rumours that that one hears that he's been staying in a hears that he's been staying in o notot— hears that he's been staying in o notot ont— hears that he's been staying in a hotel and you— hears that he's been staying in a hotel and you know, i mean, tnto— a hotel and you know, i mean, tnto to— a hotel and you know, i mean, tnto to not— a hotel and you know, i mean, this is not substantiated. so it may— this is not substantiated. so it may not— this is not substantiated. so it may not to— this is not substantiated. so it may not be true,— this is not substantiated. so it may not be true, but i wouldn't gno— may not be true, but i wouldn't gtno tno— may not be true, but i wouldn't give the marriage— may not be true, but i wouldn't give the marriage too long, gntto— give the marriage too long, quite honestly. _ give the marriage too long, quite honestly. �*ttttttin. t:ti:t quite honestly. well, do you think, rebecca jane, how long do you give the couple has harry served his useful purpose ? i'm served his useful purpose? i'm not sure really . i kind sewed his useful purpose? i'm not sure really. i kind of- not sure really. i kind of think ttot— not sure really. i kind of think tnot tnoy-no— not sure really. i kind of think that they're going to keep on going— that they're going to keep on gotng ton— that they're going to keep on gotng ton gntto— that they're going to keep on going for quite some time yet, tooonoo— going for quite some time yet, tooonoo non— going for quite some time yet, because how much more embarrassing— because how much more embarrassing could it be now to ooyo— embarrassing could it be now to ooyo ant— embarrassing could it be now to ooyo ant otoo.— embarrassing could it be now to say? and also, do— embarrassing could it be now to say? and also, do you know what the say? and also, do you know what to nontogo— say? and also, do you know what the marriage has— say? and also, do you know what the marriage has been a farce to. so— the marriage has been a farce to. so t— the marriage has been a farce to. so i actually— the marriage has been a farce to. so i actually think they're going— to. so i actually think they're gotng to— to. so i actually think they're gotng to otnn— to. so i actually think they're going to stick it— to. so i actually think they're going to stick it out for quite ttno.— going to stick it out for quite some time. they— going to stick it out for quite some time. they would probably do sometime. they would probably tto—toot— some time. they would probably tto—toot o— some time. they would probably do_lead a whole- do that whole lead a whole ontnoty— do that whole lead a whole entirely different a entirely different life and a tontto— entirely different life and a double life— entirely different life and a double life rather than actually otntt— double life rather than actually otntt tno— double life rather than actually admit the truth— double life rather than actually admit the truth about anything. yes admit the truth about anything. too — admit the truth about anything. to t— admit the truth about anything. to t notn— admit the truth about anything. yes i mean, benjamin,- admit the truth about anything. yes t“ t“ t:ti:t admit the truth about anything. yes t“ t:ti:t yes i mean, benjamin, do you believe that they're going to stop attacking the royal family and they're going go and that they're going to go behind than in

behind the camera rather than in front of it? no, i don't think nnot— front of it? no, i don't think so. what else— front of it? no, i don't think so. what else are- c7 no, i don't think so. what else are they going to do, so. what else are they going to to. totto— so. what else are they going to to. notno ont— so. what else are they going to do, retire and have— so. what else are they going to do, retire and have quiet do, retire and have a quiet ttnoo— do, retire and have a quiet tttoo t— do, retire and have a quiet life? i-think- do, retire and have a quiet life? i-think.lt'sl life? i don't think so. it's not in life? i don't think so. it's not tn-notnno.— life? i don't think so. it's not. in-nature.-attention in their nature. their attention ooooto— in their nature. their attention oootonolnnt— in their nature. their attention seekersibutithe- in their nature. their attention seekers but the of seekers. but on the point of nnotnon— seekers. but on the point of whether their— seekers. but on the point of whether their marriage is going to i whether their marriage is going to—t tntnt- whether their marriage is going to—t tntntltt- to break down, i think if it did.— to break down, i think if it tto—tno- to break down, i think if it did,_the most| did, it would be the most onnoytng— did, it would be the most annoying divorce history . annoying divorce in history. nnot— annoying divorce in history. that-preening- annoying divorce in history.- that-preening statement that issue of preening statement ooont— that issue of preening statement otont-no-no— that issue of preening statement about we're consciously about saying we're consciously nnoonottng— about saying we're consciously nnoonottng ont— about saying we're consciously uncoupling and it— about saying we're consciously uncoupling and it would be all of uncoupling and it would be all ot tnto— uncoupling and it would be all of this liberal— uncoupling and it would be all of this liberal worded nonsense. it's of this liberal worded nonsense. tto—tt— of this liberal worded nonsense. tt-o—tt yon— of this liberal worded nonsense. it's-if you want- of this liberal worded nonsense. it's-if you want to. it's like, well, if you want to get— it's like, well, if you want to got onotooo.— it's like, well, if you want to get divorced, just— it's like, well, if you want to get divorced, just get divorced. sono— get divorced, just get divorced. oono-ott— get divorced, just get divorced. sonolott o— get divorced, just get divorced. save-all a bit— get divorced, just get divorced. save all a bit trouble. save us all a bit of trouble. stoo— save us all a bit of trouble. otoo—oo- save us all a bit of trouble. stop—as virtue. stop dressing up as virtue otgnotttng. — stop dressing up as virtue otgnotttng. t— stop dressing up as virtue signalling. stop dressing up as virtue- signalling. i-she's going stop dressing up as virtue- sigcontinue i-she's going stop dressing up as virtue- sigcontinue her-she's going stop dressing up as virtue sigcontinue her acting e's going stop dressing up as virtue sigcontinue her acting career ng stop dressing up as virtue- sigcontinue her acting career ,g to continue her acting career, and i think she's making moves in that direction. and i think she's going to i think it's all turned out okay for her, but for not him. oh, there you go. well, ttoton.— not him. oh, there you go. well, ttoton. t— not him. oh, there you go. well, listen, i think— not him. oh, there you go. well, listen, i think she's— t“ oh, there you go. well, listen, i think she's been oottng— listen, i think she's been oottng non— listen, i think she's been acting her whole life. what's yonn— acting her whole life. what's yon-nont— acting her whole life. what's yon-nnt on- acting her whole life. what's your mark gb news your view, mark gb news nntoon.— your view, mark gb news made.com. steve's been in touch. hi, made.com. steve's been in touch. nt. nnt.— made.com. steve's been in touch. nt. nnt. t— made.com. steve's been in touch. hi, mark. i think— made.com. steve's been in touch. hi, mark. i think harry is noottotng— hi, mark. i think harry is realising now— hi, mark. i think harry is realising now he's been taken for realising now he's been taken to o— realising now he's been taken to o nng— realising now he's been taken to o nng ty— realising now he's been taken for a mug by megs and he's off tony.— for a mug by megs and he's off tony. tony— for a mug by megs and he's off tony. nony oon— for a mug by megs and he's off very, very soon on.— for a mug by megs and he's off very, very soon on. also, by the way— very, very soon on. also, by the way noon— very, very soon on. also, by the way, we've been talking had a toy.— way, we've been talking had a toy. tony— way, we've been talking had a toy. nony ttnoty— way, we've been talking had a very, very lively conversation ooont— very, very lively conversation about cashless— very, very lively conversation about cashless is—

very, very lively conversation about cashless is the cashless ooototy— about cashless is the cashless ooototy ogotot— about cashless is the cashless society ageist ?_ about cashless is the cashless society ageist ? but john, great society ageist? but john, great ttno— society ageist? but john, great ttno non — society ageist? but john, great line from john— society ageist? but john, great line from john who says mark, t-n — line from john who says mark, t-n ooontooo— line from john who says mark, i'm cashless because of the cost of i'm cashless because of the cost ot ttntng— i'm cashless because of the cost ot ttntng. ttt— i'm cashless because of the cost of living. i'll get— i'm cashless because of the cost of living. i'll get to— i'm cashless because of the cost of living. i'll get to your onoto— of living. i'll get to your emails shortly. straight after the emails shortly. straight after to noon.— emails shortly. straight after the break. do— emails shortly. straight after the break. do keep them coming. nont— the break. do keep them coming. nnt on— the break. do keep them coming. nnt on nono— the break. do keep them coming. mark gb news .uk._ the break. do keep them coming. mark gb news .uk. we have got the mark gb news .uk. we have got too oooono— mark gb news .uk. we have got too oooono ot— mark gb news .uk. we have got the papers at 1030— mark gb news .uk. we have got the papers at 1030 sharp with tntt— the papers at 1030 sharp with tntt onnttt— the papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction . but next full pundit reaction. but next up, full pundit reaction. but next up. my— full pundit reaction. but next up, my newsmaker tonight is the noon— up, my newsmaker tonight is the onoon ot— up, my newsmaker tonight is the onoon ot no— up, my newsmaker tonight is the queen of us showbiz royal and oottttoot— queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey sonottott— political reporting, kinsey schofield .— political reporting, kinsey schofield . and we'll be talking schofield. and we'll be talking ooont— schofield. and we'll be talking otont too— schofield. and we'll be talking about joe biden's_ schofield. and we'll be talking about joe biden's latest public ttnnton— about joe biden's latest public ttnnton .— about joe biden's latest public ttnnton . non— about joe biden's latest public blunder. you won't believe your oyoo— blunder. you won't believe your oyoo. ooo— blunder. you won't believe your oyoo. soo yon—

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. well, it's been a tough week for ntnoo— well, it's been a tough week for ntnoo tony.— well, it's been a tough week for ntnoo nony. a— well, it's been a tough week for prince harry. a big— well, it's been a tough week for prince harry. a big reaction on onnt— prince harry. a big reaction on onott .— prince harry. a big reaction on onott . not— prince harry. a big reaction on email . mel says— prince harry. a big reaction on email. mel says prince harry nttt— email. mel says prince harry nttt got— email. mel says prince harry will get booted— email. mel says prince harry will get booted out of the us . will get booted out of the us. sno— will get booted out of the us. sno non-t— will get booted out of the us. she won't leave. _ will get booted out of the us. she won't leave. boom separate ttnoo. — she won't leave. boom separate ttnoo. t— she won't leave. boom separate ttnoo. t tot— she won't leave. boom separate lives. i bet that— she won't leave. boom separate lives. i bet that meghan is the nontogo— lives. i bet that meghan is the heritage foundation. how about this heritage foundation. how about tnto tnon— heritage foundation. how about this from christine? hi mark. tony— this from christine? hi mark. nony ont— this from christine? hi mark. harry and meghan had nothing to say harry and meghan had nothing to ooy tn— harry and meghan had nothing to ooy tn tno— harry and meghan had nothing to ooy tn too not— harry and meghan had nothing to say in the first place. netflix ont—

say in the first place. netflix and publishers— say in the first place. netflix and publishers should sue them for and publishers should sue them to ott— and publishers should sue them to at tnon— and publishers should sue them for all their lies.— and publishers should sue them for all their lies. they've onnot— for all their lies. they've conned netflix- for all their lies. they've conned netflix out of millions otno— conned netflix out of millions tnoy-no— conned netflix out of millions since they've bashed the royal tontty— since they've bashed the royal tontty ton— since they've bashed the royal family for years. _ since they've bashed the royal family for years. they should to — family for years. they should now be stripped— family for years. they should now be stripped of all their ttnoo.— now be stripped of all their titles, including their kids, to otoo— titles, including their kids, to otoo tnon.— titles, including their kids, to stop them, using them to make nooy. — stop them, using them to make nooy. tnont— stop them, using them to make money. thank you— stop them, using them to make money. thank you for that, onotno.— money. thank you for that, christine. keep— money. thank you for that, christine. keep those emails oonng.— christine. keep those emails oonng-ot— christine. keep those emails oontng-ot on- christine. keep those emails coming, at gb news coming, marc, at gb news onnononn— coming, marc, at gb news gbnews.uk. it's- coming, marc, at gb news gbnews.uk. it's time now for us nono— gbnews.uk. it's time now for us nono ont— gbnews.uk. it's time now for us nono nnt tno— gbnews.uk. it's time now for us news and the queen of american snontto— news and the queen of american snontto oyot— news and the queen of american showbiz royal and— news and the queen of american showbiz royal and political ooontng— showbiz royal and political nooontng .— showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey showbiz royal and political reporting , kinsey schofield and reporting, kinsey schofield and ttnooy.— reporting, kinsey schofield and ttnooy. tot-o— reporting, kinsey schofield and kinsey, let's take— reporting, kinsey schofield and kinsey, let's take a look at tnto— kinsey, let's take a look at this unfortunate video of the tooton— this unfortunate video of the tooton ot— this unfortunate video of the leader of the _ this unfortunate video of the leader of the free world, joe nnton. — leader of the free world, joe nnton. tnto — leader of the free world, joe biden. take a— leader of the free world, joe biden. take a look, folks . biden. take a look, folks. non.— biden. take a look, folks. non. tt— biden. take a look, folks. non. tt yon— biden. take a look, folks. now, if you were listening on tot— now, if you were listening on tot aunts.— now, if you were listening on dab aukus, let— now, if you were listening on dab aukus, let me tell you, he's at on— dab aukus, let me tell you, he's at on on— dab aukus, let me tell you, he's at an event. he's— dab aukus, let me tell you, he's at an event. he's wearing a toootott— at an event. he's wearing a toootott ooo— at an event. he's wearing a baseball cap and he trips over. ant— baseball cap and he trips over. ant tno— baseball cap and he trips over. and the issue,— baseball cap and he trips over. and the issue, kinsey , is not and the issue, kinsey, is not tntt— and the issue, kinsey, is not that presidents— and the issue, kinsey, is not that presidents don't fall over, but that presidents don't fall over, tnt tnto— that presidents don't fall over, tnt tnto to— that presidents don't fall over,

but this is part— that presidents don't fall over, but this is part of— that presidents don't fall over, but this is part of a pattern. ant— but this is part of a pattern. ant ttoto— but this is part of a pattern. and there are— but this is part of a pattern. and there are genuine concerns ooont— and there are genuine concerns otont tnto— and there are genuine concerns about this man's— and there are genuine concerns about this man's fitness for ntgn— about this man's fitness for ntgn ontoo.— about this man's fitness for high office. yes,— about this man's fitness for high office. yes, that's right . high office. yes, that's right. i high office. yes, that's right. t nnto— high office. yes, that's right. t tnto to— high office. yes, that's right. i hate to quote— high office. yes, that's right. i hate to quote olivia- high office. yes, that's right. i hate to quote olivia rodrigo . i hate to quote olivia rodrigo. no, i don't. but do you get deja vu every time you see joe biden fall over ? you know, i saw fall over? you know, i saw a really interesting comment under a photo joe biden on insta a photo of joe biden on insta gram and this entrepreneur named sean wale asked, you view sean wale asked, do you view this man as a leader? does he inspire you? would you let him balance your chequebook or invest saw him invest your money if you saw him scooting along on the street, would inspired to walk would you be inspired to walk with listen to him? with him, listen to him? or would call the and would you call the cops and report a lost person? report a lost elderly person? and think there these are and i think there these are legitimate questions . mark. i legitimate questions. mark. i would i would call and ask for help. that he seems help. i think that he seems fragile confused. and fragile and confused. and i don't he represents the don't think he represents the strength united states. strength of the united states. do you think that a worried oonoonotto— do you think that a worried democratic party will try to onnt— democratic party will try to onttt ntn — democratic party will try to shift him out— democratic party will try to shift him out of— democratic party will try to shift him out of the way in ononoot— shift him out of the way in ononoot ot— shift him out of the way in advance of the— shift him out of the way in advance of the next presidential otoottono— advance of the next presidential otoottono t— advance of the next presidential election? i mean— advance of the next presidential election? i mean ,— advance of the next presidential election? i mean , word is, is election? i mean, word is, is tntt— election? i mean, word is, is tnot tto— election? i mean, word is, is that it's michelle- election? i mean, word is, is that it's michelle obama that's going— that it's michelle obama that's gotng to— that it's michelle obama that's gotng to tnto.— that it's michelle obama that's going to take, you— that it's michelle obama that's going to take, you know, take t— going to take, you know, take over. i mean, that- going to take, you know, take over. t“ over. i mean, that those are real concerns that are happening

over here. so i do think that the democratic party is concerned about how fragile he is and how, you know , lost he is and how, you know, lost he seems and they realise that with trump and desantis , you know, trump and desantis, you know, going head to head, they have to have a stronger candidate . have a stronger candidate. michelle obama , would she be michelle obama, would she be a goon— michelle obama, would she be a good onoottonto— michelle obama, would she be a good president? kinsey oh my goon— good president? kinsey oh my goon . — good president? kinsey oh my goon . nny— good president? kinsey oh my goon . why no— good president? kinsey oh my gosh . why do you- good president? kinsey oh my gosh . t:ti:t good president? kinsey oh my gosh . gosh. why do you always ask me the tough questions? there's so many people on your on your couch. i don't know. i have no opinion there. i don't know. i haven't thought about that enough. kinsey, we're told, nont— enough. kinsey, we're told, aren't—baracki aren't we, that it's barack onono— aren't we, that it's barack obama who's— aren't we, that it's barack obama who's pretty much running anonoo— obama who's pretty much running anonoo oo— obama who's pretty much running anonoo no no— obama who's pretty much running america as we speak, that he's got o— america as we speak, that he's got onot— america as we speak, that he's got a .of influence - america as we speak, that he's got a of influence in the got a lot of influence in the onnont— got a lot of influence in the current-house.- got a lot of influence in the current house. so michelle current white house. so michelle onono— current white house. so michelle obama nonto— current white house. so michelle obama would be— current white house. so michelle obama would be probably more of the obama would be probably more of too oono— obama would be probably more of too .— obama would be probably more of too . yon— obama would be probably more of the same , you know? t/tiuit t“ e the same, you know? yeah, it ntootntoty— the same, you know? yeah, it absolutely could be. i do think americans are looking for change. and i think that they're, you know, stressed about the current climate. and we've got to we've got something's got to change. we've got to improve our circumstances. let's talk about king charles, who's made a big

decision in terms of one of his properties. what's going on. tnto— properties. what's going on. this is not the story i prepared for, mark. so i'm going to say i have a better story for you. let's talk about . have a better story for you. let's talk about. king thank you. let's talk about king charles's coronation. he commissioned this brilliant portrait by dubai artist sacha jafn portrait by dubai artist sacha jafri . and then in this this guy jafri. and then in this this guy , sasha, is very cool . he says , sasha, is very cool. he says that 99% of nfts are going to be absolutely worthless. thank you for being honest . he does all of for being honest. he does all of his art like on the ground and meditates and says he just feels the art come through him. this is this guy is so king charles. he also did some art with david beckham's feet, which for all the wikifeet people out there, there you go. this guy is for you. but charles actually took this beautiful portrait of him and gifted it to the royal family of dubai, who he's friends with and so it's not going to stay anywhere , uh, in, going to stay anywhere, uh, in, in, in any of charles's estates . it will be somewhere with the

dubai royal family so i'm looking forward to seeing where that ends up. but it's a guess. i just wanted to give to you this because i have a portrait of myself. i think that this is a totally normal thing , and i'll a totally normal thing, and i'll give that to you in two weeks when i'm there. well, i look forward to seeing you in two weeks. of course. making your gtonono— weeks. of course. making your glorious—studios. weeks. of course. making your gltmark _studiosl of course. making your gltmark dolan studios of course. making your gltmark dolan tonightstudios of course. making your gltmark dolan tonight .udios of course. making your gltmark dolan tonight. buts of mark dolan tonight. but oonoto— of mark dolan tonight. but donald trump's been in the news and donald trump's been in the news nnt no-o— donald trump's been in the news nnt no-o gono— donald trump's been in the news and he's gone off— donald trump's been in the news and he's gone off a— donald trump's been in the news and he's gone off a certain word . nnot-o— and he's gone off a certain word . nnot-o gotng— and he's gone off a certain word .what's going on? _ and he's gone off a certain word . what's going on? and he's gone off a certain word .what's going on? t:ti:tt“ e and he's gone off a certain word . what's going on? t:ti:tt“ e . what's going on? i don't know if .what's going on? i don't know if you're going to be okay with this, mark. i was so concerned because this is a word that we use quite often here on mark dolan show . he says that he dolan show. he says that he doesn't like the term wokeist anymore. think he's divorcing anymore. i think he's divorcing it. can't decide . and, you it. he can't decide. and, you know, he says that he doesn't like it because people that use it don't what the it don't know what the definition is , but a lot of definition is, but a lot of people are suspecting that he hates this term now because ron desantis is using it so aggressively as he campaigns for president . and msnbc says, you president. and msnbc says, you know, they feel like this term

was appropriated by the right or the republic party. it was originally used to celebrate awareness and we've kind of it. they say two and exploit it to make it a negative term. but i have a sneaky suspicion we're still going to hear him use this word. i don't know this. it felt like it came out of nowhere that he's word. well, he's divorcing this word. well, there you go. of course- he's divorcing this word. well, there you go. of course ,- t: tititi. “g : well, there you go. of course , it's there you go. of course, it's ott— there you go. of course, it's at oonot— there you go. of course, it's all clever political play on the part— all clever political play on the oont ot— all clever political play on the oon ot oonoto— all clever political play on the part of donald trump, who oooono— part of donald trump, who oooono to— part of donald trump, who oooono to to— part of donald trump, who appears to be a- part of donald trump, who appears to be a in for the appears to be a shoo in for the nontnotton— appears to be a shoo in for the nomination for— appears to be a shoo in for the nomination for the— appears to be a shoo in for the nomination for the republicans at nomination for the republicans ottno— nomination for the republicans at too not— nomination for the republicans at the next election. last but not— at the next election. last but not tonot— at the next election. last but not least, some— at the next election. last but not least, some heartwarming non o tony— not least, some heartwarming news from a very powerful, rich otngon— news from a very powerful, rich otngon .— news from a very powerful, rich otngon . noyonoo.— news from a very powerful, rich singer , beyonce. what's she been singer, beyonce. what's she been up singer, beyonce. what's she been no to— singer, beyonce. what's she been no to o — singer, beyonce. what's she been no to o tnto— singer, beyonce. what's she been up to ? this was— singer, beyonce. what's she been up to ? this was really- singer, beyonce. what's she been up to ? t“ ”citiegt t“ titi; up to? this was really nice. she's been having fun in the uk and just to celebrate the staff at her hotel , she gave them all at her hotel, she gave them all vip tickets to her show, the butler , the concierge, anybody butler, the concierge, anybody that she made eye contact with, she hooked them up with amazing

tickets to her show so that they could all see beyonce in her glory of seeing her live before her. it's absolutely phenomenal . it's so much fun. high energy . see, this is obviously an opportune motty and a gift that no one will ever forget. so very fun. cool news from beyonce in the uk. i thought that this was a great, uplifting story for the very best royal news go to d! for daily .com which is kinsey schofield's brilliant website. she's got a hit podcast of the same name and— she's got a hit podcast of the same name and kinsey will see yon— same name and kinsey will see yon tn— same name and kinsey will see yon tn o— same name and kinsey will see yon tn o noo-ot— same name and kinsey will see you in a week's time. same name and kinsey will see you in a week's time . you in a week's time. thank you, sir. brilliant stuff. the remarkable kinsey- i n the remarkable kinsey schofield sir. brilliant stuff. the- remarkable kinsey schofield . remarkable kinsey schofield. tnon.— remarkable kinsey schofield. nott. totto.— remarkable kinsey schofield. well, folks, we've got the oooono— well, folks, we've got the oooono noot.— well, folks, we've got the papers next. some brilliant nont— papers next. some brilliant nont oogoo— papers next. some brilliant front pages coming in thick and toot.— front pages coming in thick and toot. not— front pages coming in thick and toot. not ott— front pages coming in thick and fast, hot off the— front pages coming in thick and fast, hot off the press and they are fast, hot off the press and they tno— fast, hot off the press and they are the sunday— fast, hot off the press and they are the sunday papers. we will ttoonoo— are the sunday papers. we will discuss those— are the sunday papers. we will discuss those with— are the sunday papers. we will discuss those with full pundit oooton— discuss those with full pundit reaction. see— discuss those with full pundit reaction. see you—

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news. it's joe biden fit for high office. mark gb news .com lynn says says hi mark. i do agree. biden is past its sell by date but give him a break. he tripped over a hidden sandbag after shaking hands for 1.5 hours. anyone might have done that, including yourself, but that, including yourself, but that wouldn't mean you're past your sell by date. lynn, thank your sell by date. lynn, thank you for setting the record straight . what about harry and straight. what about harry and meghan? they've had a tough week. they've had a tough month . they've had a tough year. and patrick responds to our debate on that. hi, mark. meghan is getting all of these spurious awards made up by the liberal elites for simply telling girls they're powerful and can be anything they want to be. this is the woman who came to the uk to ruthlessly snare a high profile husband and took him away from his family and country by playing on his mummy issues. patrick not pulling his punches there. keep those emails coming. marc at gb news .com. it's time now for this . yes we got

now for this. yes we got tomorrow's papers hot off the press it's the sunday papers and we start with the excellent sunday express and they lead with autumn tax cuts to heal britain. rishi sunak is putting the tories on an election war footing as he orders his troops to prepare for tax cuts in the autumn . also photograph of holly autumn. also photograph of holly willoughby on the front page of the express. holly ponders her next move at the tail end of her portuguese holiday. i think it is for benjamin and will fill me in on where she is at the moment. i know he's a fan. yeah okay. where should we go next? the sunday telegraph. if we're on well here. so on tax cuts as well here. so clearly some messaging from number 10 pm. wants to £0.02 tax cut before the election . tax cut before the election. that's right. prime minister rishi sunak wants a2p tax cut pnor rishi sunak wants a2p tax cut prior to going to the country. he officials have been investigating the impact and likely duration of current

levels of inflation after recent figures proved worse than sunak and hunt had expected . senior and hunt had expected. senior figures have tentatively concluded that despite the stickiness of inflation, the economy is likely to recover sufficiently for mr hunt to introduce a cut in taxes in april . well, even if he has to april. well, even if he has to wait until the budget in march to announce the move so our tax cuts coming, is that the right thing for this country ? king thing for this country? king goes solo as he gives up welsh home. the king. king charles, of course , strolls in ramot chania, course, strolls in ramot chania, where he has a holiday home that he calls his private nature retreat. he travelled without the queen as it was revealed that he's giving up his main property in wales. he wants to slim down his portfolio. i'll get pundit reaction to that shortly . we share a hotel room shortly. we share a hotel room asylum seekers are ordered thousands of asylum seekers are to be forced to share hotel rooms as part of efforts to

drive down costs . last but not drive down costs. last but not least, actually , we'll just stay least, actually, we'll just stay on the telegraph because they've covered a lot of good material today. green levies to force up cost of weekly shop , green cost of weekly shop, green levies scheduled to be imposed from next year will increase food prices, pushing up shopping bills by up to £4 billion a yeah bills by up to £4 billion a year. this according to warnings from retailers as the observer stupid sunak covid scheme to be focus of virus inquiry. rishi sunakis focus of virus inquiry. rishi sunak is facing a barrage of criticism in the run up to the official covid 19 inquiry. as a leading scientist today attacks his spectacularly stupid eat out to help out scheme. well, i think it was a good thing we should have had three years of eat out to help out. we wouldn't be where we are now. how about the mail on sunday labour's class war on middle britain secret plan by starmer to hit the well—off by cutting their access to gps , libraries and bin access to gps, libraries and bin connections. the sunday times

now sunak £1 billion plan to fix the nhs by training thousands more doctors and nurses . rishi more doctors and nurses. rishi sunakis more doctors and nurses. rishi sunak is expected to announce a £1 billion cash injection to try to fix the health service's staff in crisis, with tens of thousands of extra nurses, midwives, doctors and dentists to be trained over the next five years. a doubling of medical school places for doctors to 15,000 by 2028 is likely under proposals still being discussed . first, ukraine's new weapons plea to hit back at putin. two down, one to go. man city win the fa cup next up, champions league and the sun on sunday. man magnificent fa cup final man city two. man united one and star to deliver statement holly's telly speech on phil holly's telly speech on phil holly willoughby will deliver an emotional statement about the phillip schofield scandal on her

first day back on this morning . first day back on this morning. tomorrow the host took two weeks off when phil left after lying over an affair with a young runner. a source said. holly has written her words carefully and will be sensitive. of course, when i say tomorrow, that's monday , because these are monday, because these are tomorrow's papers . sunday tomorrow's papers. sunday mirror. now willoughby's talks with bbc auntie holly beeb plot to poach her from itv after turmoil. the bbc has made a move for daytime telly queen holly willoughby chiefs made contact days ago as strife hit. itv and after her stint on freeze the fear with wim hof, a source has said the drama at itv has played into their hands. the pride list . 2023 comment from david furnish and ivor mountbatten. the independent. they're celebrating the figures who are so representative of the pride movement , so representative of the pride movement, but including

footballers , pop stars and the footballers, pop stars and the comedian joe lycett . daily star. comedian joe lycett. daily star. sunday last but not least. and you thought i could not get any more evil. have a day off, psycho chat box boss fans warn artificial intelligence could wipe us all out with a covid style pandemic. well, that's the last thing we need, is it not? lockdown for the robots , folks? lockdown for the robots, folks? those are your front pages . those are your front pages. let's get full pundit reaction now from the leader of ukip, rebecca jayne, political commentator benjamin loughnane , commentator benjamin loughnane, and radio and tv legend david hamilton. and listen , benjamin, hamilton. and listen, benjamin, a lot of talk of tax cuts before the next election, probably the right thing to do for our economy if nothing else. yeah, i think so. you know,— economy if nothing else. yeah, i think so. you know, tax- economy if nothing else. yeah, i think so. you know, tax are- think so. you know, tax are totng— think so. you know, tax are totng gntto— think so. you know, tax are being quite high for a long ttno.— being quite high for a long ttno. nnt— being quite high for a long time. but also— being quite high for a long time. but also i— being quite high for a long time. but also i think there's a lot time. but also i think there's a tot ot— time. but also i think there's a tot ot onttto— time. but also i think there's a lot of public distaste for the way— lot of public distaste for the way tntt— lot of public distaste for the way tnot tox— lot of public distaste for the way that tax money is being ooont. — way that tax money is being ooont. iooo— way that tax money is being ooontlooo tt— way that tax money is being spent. see it going on things way that tax money is being spermigrantee it going on things way that tax money is being spermigrant hotels, ng on things way that tax money is being spermigrant hotels, bars, things way that tax money is being spermigrant hotels, bars, all ngs like migrant hotels, bars, all of like migrant hotels, bars, all ot—ont- like migrant hotels, bars, all. of_and inclusion of these diverse and inclusion otttoono. — of these diverse and inclusion officers. and _ of these diverse and inclusion officers. and could on. officers. and i could go on. tnono-o— officers. and i could go on. there'slnumber- officers. and i could go on. there's number things. ”til there's a number of things. are tnoy— there's a number of things. are tnoy-ntoo— there's a number of things. are tnoy-atoo tn— there's a number of things. are tnoy-atoo tn tno-

there's a number of things. are they-drop in the ocean,- they not a drop in the ocean, though, those costs? well, it's not it's i think not so much that it's i think the principle people have been paying the principle people have been paying high taxes. you've paying very high taxes. you've got the cost of living- “g wig. t“ g t“ you've got the cost of living going up, noottng— got the cost of living going up, nonng-toot.— got the cost of living going up, heating -food, you - got the cost of living going up, heating food, you know, heating bills, food, you know, gas— heating bills, food, you know, goo-ont— heating bills, food, you know, goo-ont-ont- gas prices and so on and so tonn— gas prices and so on and so tonn-ooytng- gas prices and so on and so- forth.-paying-amount gas prices and so on and so- fortaxes-paying-amount gas prices and so on and so fortaxes as paying amount gas prices and so on and so fortaxes as well. ng amount gas prices and so on and so fortaxes as well. people amount gas prices and so on and so fortaxes as well. people are �*ioui'il of taxes as well. people are otnnggttng— of taxes as well. people are struggling, struggling struggling, really struggling to get struggling, really struggling to got-tnon— struggling, really struggling to got-tnon-ooo- struggling, really struggling toi get-then-see their get by. and then they see their tax get by. and then they see their ton-tong— get by. and then they see their ton-totng-on- get by. and then they see their tax-being-on alli tax money being spent on all tnto— tax money being spent on all tnto nanny.— tax money being spent on all this barmy, ridiculous so this barmy, ridiculous stuff. so i this barmy, ridiculous stuff. so ttntnt— this barmy, ridiculous stuff. so i think actually— this barmy, ridiculous stuff. so i think actually tax cut would i think actually a tax cut would onototty— i think actually a tax cut would onotottylgntto— i think actually a tax cut would probably-quite a— i think actually a tax cut would probably quite a good thing, probably be quite a good thing, be probably be quite a good thing, to gntto— probably be quite a good thing, to gntto o— probably be quite a good thing, be quite a popular policy . be quite a popular policy. notn— be quite a popular policy. nott. yoo.— be quite a popular policy. well, yes. david— be quite a popular policy. well, yes. david hamilton, your reaction to this? several papers are running this story, which means some means i think some some messaging from number messaging directly from number 10, express autumn tax cuts 10, the express autumn tax cuts to britain sunday telegraph to heal britain sunday telegraph pm wants to tax cut before the election . well, that's what we election. well, that's what we nont— election. well, that's what we nnnt to — election. well, that's what we nnnt to noon. — election. well, that's what we want to hear. we— i titt“ well, that's what we want to hear. we want to hear a bit want to hear. we want to hear a ttt ot— want to hear. we want to hear a ttt ot gooo— want to hear. we want to hear a bit of good news,— want to hear. we want to hear a bit of good news, don't we? but it bit of good news, don't we? but tt nnot— bit of good news, don't we? but tt tnot ot— bit of good news, don't we? but it first of all,— bit of good news, don't we? but it first of all, i— bit of good news, don't we? but it first of all, i would say nnoto— it first of all, i would say nnono to— it first of all, i would say where is money it first of all, i would say where is-money to come where is the money going to come nono— where is the money going to come nono nooonoo— where is the money going to come from? because the— where is the money going to come from? because the country is ottnt. — from? because the country is ottnt. -otnon- from? because the country is skint. other thing is, skint. and the other thing is, ton-t— skint. and the other thing is, ton-t tnto— skint. and the other thing is, isn't this what— skint. and the other thing is, isn't this what a— skint. and the other thing is, isn't this what a government nonto— isn't this what a government nontt to— isn't this what a government nontt to no— isn't this what a government would do as they're coming tononto— would do as they're coming. towards—their would do as they're coming. towaiof_their would do as they're coming towaiof office, their would do as they're coming towaiof office, you their would do as they're coming towaiof office, you know, heir would do as they're coming towaiof office, you know, give term of office, you know, give us term of office, you know, give no gno— term of office, you know, give no gtno no— term of office, you know, give us give us something and then onototty— us give us something and then onototty tono— us give us something and then probably take back probably take it back afterwards? argue afterwards? wouldn't they argue that after a year or two of fiscal discipline, we'll have

earned those tax isn't earned those tax cuts? isn't that the argument from the chancellor? yeah absolutely. i think you buy it. do you buy tntt— think you buy it. do you buy that argument? no, but i, i tntnt— that argument? no, but i, i tntnt no— that argument? no, but i, i think we certainly- 3g 7 no, but i, i think we certainly have earned it. think we certainly have earned tt. ant— think we certainly have earned tt. ant t— think we certainly have earned it. and i think,— think we certainly have earned it. and i think, you know, we'll nono— it. and i think, you know, we'll nono-ttno— it. and i think, you know, we'll have-little.is- have whatever little bit is oontng— have whatever little bit is oonng-nny. - have whatever little bit is coming way. britain coming our way. can britain ottont— coming our way. can britain afford these— coming our way. can britain afford these tax— coming our way. can britain afford these tax cuts? “ii7 afford these tax cuts? rebecca? gono— afford these tax cuts? rebecca? yono no. — afford these tax cuts? rebecca? tnno to. ant — afford these tax cuts? rebecca? yono no. ant yon— afford these tax cuts? rebecca? jane no. and you know- afford these tax cuts? 3it ii7 ntit and you know what afford these tax cuts? 3i. ii7 ntit and you know what i see jane no. and you know what i see nono— jane no. and you know what i see too ono— jane no. and you know what i see too tonn— jane no. and you know what i see here are four stories— jane no. and you know what i see here are four stories for— ntit and you know what i see here are four stories for me tntt— here are four stories for me tnot nono— here are four stories for me that have been— here are four stories for me that have been planted by pr gnno— that have been planted by pr gnno oooono— that have been planted by pr gurus, experts to _ that have been planted by pr gurus, experts to do. the conservatives— gurus, experts to do. the conservatives pr redemption. a 21 conservatives pr redemption. a ot yon— conservatives pr redemption. a a yon ott— conservatives pr redemption. a 21 year old whiz— conservatives pr redemption. a 21 year old whiz kid at number 10. 21 year old whiz kid at number to. non.— 21 year old whiz kid at number to. non. tt— 21 year old whiz kid at number to. non. tt to— 21 year old whiz kid at number 10. well, it is somebody otoonty— 10. well, it is somebody clearly, because you can even ongno— clearly, because you can even ongno tntt— clearly, because you can even argue that the— clearly, because you can even argue that the one about, you tnon.— argue that the one about, you tnon. ontttng— argue that the one about, you know, calling out— argue that the one about, you know, calling out the eat out to noto— know, calling out the eat out to noto ont— know, calling out the eat out to help out scheme— know, calling out the eat out to help out scheme ,— know, calling out the eat out to help out scheme , you know, help out scheme, you know, oooonttotty— help out scheme, you know, essentially the _ help out scheme, you know, essentially the just trying to ttno— essentially the just trying to ttno no— essentially the just trying to ttno no no— essentially the just trying to line us up for— essentially the just trying to line us up for the next otootton— line us up for the next election. the- line us up for the next election. the two are starting at tno— election. the two are starting at too oono— election. the two are starting at the same everything we want to noon— at the same everything we want to noon ont— at the same everything we want to hear and this— at the same everything we want to hear and this ludicrous story 1 to hear and this ludicrous story t ttttton— to hear and this ludicrous story t ttttton oton— to hear and this ludicrous story 1 billion plan to— to hear and this ludicrous story 1 billion plan to fix the nhs . 1 billion plan to fix the nhs. it 1 billion plan to fix the nhs. tt ootnotty— 1 billion plan to fix the nhs. it actually says— 1 billion plan to fix the nhs. it actually says it hasn't even noon— it actually says it hasn't even toon oootonoo.— it actually says it hasn't even been approved. why on earth are we been approved. why on earth are no ooont— been approved. why on earth are no nooon ottttng— been approved. why on earth are we report sitting on things that tnoy— we report sitting on things that tnoy to— we report sitting on things that tnoy to tt— we report sitting on things that tnoy to tt ott— we report sitting on things that they do it all the— we report sitting on things that they do it all the time. “cat they do it all the time. they nnoto— they do it all the time. they make announcements and they never follow through with it.

he never follows through on onytntng.—ooyo.| anything. he actually says. so it's anything. he actually says. so tto-tont— anything. he actually says. so it's-lord dannatt- anything. he actually says. so it's lord dannatt well, it's all the lord dannatt well, he it's all the lord dannatt well, no—toono- it's all the lord dannatt well, no—toono ot- it's all the lord dannatt well,| he_issue of the he sorted out the issue of the nonnonn— he sorted out the issue of the northern protocol. northern ireland protocol. he got-nttn— northern ireland protocol. he got-nttt tto- northern ireland protocol. hel got-with the windsor got that fixed with the windsor framework. he's tackling framework. no, he he's tackling inflation, which will be which will halved end of the will be halved by the end of the yeah will be halved by the end of the year. no mark that he's going to otoo— year. no mark that he's going to otoo-tooto. — year. no mark that he's going to stop-boats. it's— no mark that he's going to stop boats. e dig stop the boats. it's absolutely atrocious. he doesn't stop the boats slightest. makes boats in the slightest. he makes it and worse it completely and utterly worse . but i'm ranting now do it. but that's why we got you here. you know? and the only person who's going to make it even worse is keir starmer. but no, it is ridiculous. he tells you everything that you want to heah everything that you want to hear. no intention of hear. he has no intention of anything. all he wants is the power the of being power and the status of being the of this country, and the leader of this country, and he's everybody. you're he's fooling everybody. you're critical. critical of keir- critical. critical of keir stonnon — critical. critical of keir starmer. but- critical. critical of keir starmer. but don't those parties on tno— starmer. but don't those parties on too ntgnt.— starmer. but don't those parties on the right, yourself included, not— on the right, yourself included, not nonttng— on the right, yourself included, risk handing the— on the right, yourself included, risk handing the keys to number 10 risk handing the keys to number toltttnttng— risk handing the keys to number 10.diluting the— risk handing the keys to number 10 diluting the tory vote 10 by diluting the tory vote nont— 10 by diluting the tory vote noot yono— 10 by diluting the tory vote next year? yeah— 10 by diluting the tory vote next year? yeah we do. ' “3 next year? yeah we do. and you tnon— next year? yeah we do. and you know nnnt— next year? yeah we do. and you know what will stop that? by all of the splinter parties actually coming together. and you know what? it's an absolute nightmare because i've been trying to do it since october. well, tell me

about tice. he's a good about richard tice. he's a good friend about richard tice. he's a good tntontlntno— about richard tice. he's a good tnontlntno. — about richard tice. he's a good friend mine. know is. friend of mine. i know he is. yeah. i've got to be quite yeah. so i've got to be quite nice. he open? is he open to nice. is he open? is he open to a nice. is he open? is he open to o tooto — nice. is he open? is he open to o tooto to.— nice. is he open? is he open to a deal? no, absolutely not. richard tice is not what i would like. he's a friend like. and i know he's a friend of yours. i just want richard tice to stand down because he's not leader for that party. not a fit leader for that party. why would be why not? ben habib would be absolutely and absolutely fantastic. and widdicombe potentially absolutely fantastic. and widdiconyou potentially absolutely fantastic. and widdiconyou know, otentially absolutely fantastic. and widdiconyou know, shetially absolutely fantastic. and widdiconyou know, shetia kind because, you know, she is kind of them these days. and of part of them these days. and is would vote for her is heroic. i would vote for her all is heroic. i would vote for her at toy— is heroic. i would vote for her at toy tong. — is heroic. i would vote for her all day long. you— ti. i would vote for her all day long. /tit. 7 all day long. you know what? everything she says is phenomenal. so is ben. but richard tice . no, i'm sorry. i'm richard tice. no, i'm sorry. i'm never going to get past his vaccine. he's vaccine conversations. is this a oonoonot— conversations. is this a personal beef- i is this a personal beef between you and the personal beef between you and too ttoo— personal beef between you and the tice man?— personal beef between you and the tice man? _ personal beef between you and the tice man? no,— personal beef between you and the tice man? \tit i personal beef between you and the tice man? ntit i the tice man? no, because you know what i have i have said it and i've had these conversations with and have said and with ben and i have said and i've even i even spoke to alex phillips not so long ago, actually, i would actually, and said i would absolutely conversation absolutely have the conversation , but first and foremost, , ian. but first and foremost, we what you said we need to address what you said about because about vaccinations, because if he a leader or he ever did become a leader or anything of the kind, we could not even remotely. i think he spoke not even remotely. i think he ooono tn— not even remotely. i think he ooono tn oo— not even remotely. i think he spoke in some support- t“ iti; i think he spoke in some support of the

vaccine mandates, but then a vaccine mandates, but then did a n—tnnn— vaccine mandates, but then did a n—tnnn-no.— vaccine mandates, but then did a n—tnnn-no. no- vaccine mandates, but then did a u—turn-no, we don't. u—turn and said, no, we don't onooon— u—turn and said, no, we don't onooon-no— u—turn and said, no, we don't onooon-no no- u—turn and said, no, we don't support no he didn't quite support them. no he didn't quite do support them. no he didn't quite to o— support them. no he didn't quite to o n—tnnn. — support them. no he didn't quite do a u—turn. so— support them. no he didn't quite do a u—turn. so he's not here to defend himself, do a u—turn. so he's not here to defend himself , however, no, he defend himself, however, no, he did not do a u—turn. and actually, if we were in the same position again and that whole that whole situation happened again, what would he do next time ? because i think it will time? because i think it will happen again. benjamin those parties the right, even if parties on the right, even if they together, they do come together, don't they do come together, don't they dilute sunak vote and they risk dilute sunak vote and handing the keys to starmer? i think it's important to have tnno— think it's important to have not ontoo— think it's important to have third parties to— think it's important to have third parties to hold the conservative— third parties to hold the conservative party to account tooonoo— conservative party to account because - don't - conservative party to account because don't have a because if they don't have a tnnoot— because if they don't have a tnnoot-tno— because if they don't have a threat-the right- because if they don't have a threat the right flank , threat from the right flank, tnoy— threat from the right flank, tnoy nttt— threat from the right flank, tnoy nttt go — threat from the right flank, they will go left because they nttt— they will go left because they nttt nont— they will go left because they nttt nnnt to— they will go left because they will want to -out- they will go left because they will want to out labour. will want to cancel out labour. ann— will want to cancel out labour. ann-yon— will want to cancel out labour. and -you threaten- will want to cancel out labour. and -you threaten them,| and unless you threaten them, look, have look, brexit would never have happened weren't for those happened if it weren't for those third party. as you know, if they didn't have that being outflanked on the right, the threat that and losing to threat of that and losing to those people even splitting the vote, them going vote, the threat of them going into should be enough into opposition should be enough for then adopt for them to then adopt those policies. serve policies. so i think they serve a function. do a very important function. do you think that these do you think that these emerging ontoo— you think that these emerging oontoo-gotttng- you think that these emerging parties-getting a- you think that these emerging parties getting a lot of

parties who are getting a lot of otntno— parties who are getting a lot of onttno .— parties who are getting a lot of onttno . nnn— parties who are getting a lot of airtime , um, covering a lot of airtime, um, covering a lot of onnotn— airtime, um, covering a lot of onnnotn tnonoo— airtime, um, covering a lot of column inches will possibly provoke— column inches will possibly provoke o— column inches will possibly provoke a hung— column inches will possibly provoke a hung parliament at the nont— provoke a hung parliament at the next election?— provoke a hung parliament at the next election? and _ provoke a hung parliament at the next election? and would that be a next election? and would that be o gooo— next election? and would that be o good on— next election? and would that be o good on not— next election? and would that be a good or bad outcome for nntotno — a good or bad outcome for nntotno t— a good or bad outcome for britain? i think- a good or bad outcome for britain? i think it- a good or bad outcome for britain? e : britain? i think it would be a good thing, actually. it's quite a to have a a good thing to have a government are somewhat government who are somewhat reduced in the amount of power they have to behave they have. they have to behave themselves. then they have. they have to behave them you as. then they have. they have to behave them you look then they have. they have to behave them you look at then they have. they have to behave them you look at the then also, you look at the conservative party for the past three had an three years, they've had an eight and eight seat majority and what have with they've have they done with it? they've achieved nothing. achieved absolutely nothing. so even you them an seat even if you give them an 80 seat majority, do anything even if you give them an 80 seat majoritworrying do anything even if you give them an 80 seat majoritworrying storyo anything even if you give them an 80 seat majoritworrying story fornything even if you give them an 80 seat majoritworrying story for my ing deeply worrying story for my viewers listeners. david viewers and listeners. david hamilton green _ viewers and listeners. david hamilton green levies- . itt“t3 . david hamilton green levies to force up hamilton green levies to force no tno— hamilton green levies to force no to ooot— hamilton green levies to force no to ooot ot— hamilton green levies to force up the cost of the— hamilton green levies to force up the cost of the weekly shop, oooottty— up the cost of the weekly shop, possibly upwards— up the cost of the weekly shop, possibly upwards of £4 billion a yon— possibly upwards of £4 billion a yon oono— possibly upwards of £4 billion a yon oono on— possibly upwards of £4 billion a year extra on our— possibly upwards of £4 billion a year extra on our food bills tnonto— year extra on our food bills tnonto to— year extra on our food bills thanks to these _ year extra on our food bills thanks to these eco taxes . and thanks to these eco taxes. and tnto— thanks to these eco taxes. and tnto nttn— thanks to these eco taxes. and this with food _ thanks to these eco taxes. and this with food inflation running at otnoot— this with food inflation running at otnoot oo— this with food inflation running at almost 20, this— this with food inflation running at almost 20, this is incredible. - at almost 20, this is incredible. t“ at almost 20, this is- incredible. i mean, prices at almost 20, this is— incredible. i mean, prices have been rocketing anyway. you know , we want to bring prices down. i mean, how high are they going to go? everybody says every week, don't they? you know, they look at the shopping trolley

when they come out. they say, can't believe these prices. what they're going to go up even more now. oh, yeah . i mean, the idea now. oh, yeah. i mean, the idea is now. oh, yeah. i mean, the idea to tnn— now. oh, yeah. i mean, the idea is that there's— now. oh, yeah. i mean, the idea is that there's a— now. oh, yeah. i mean, the idea is that there's a scheme- tith“ i mean, the idea is that there's a scheme it'll onngo— is that there's a scheme it'll charge retailers— is that there's a scheme it'll charge retailers and manufacturers for the cost of oonnotto— manufacturers for the cost of councils recycling their packaging— councils recycling their packaging and it will increase the packaging and it will increase to ooot— packaging and it will increase to ooot ot— packaging and it will increase the cost of household goods when it's introduced— the cost of household goods when it's introduced .— the cost of household goods when it's introduced . rebecca jane it's introduced. rebecca jane tno— it's introduced. rebecca jane the authorities,— it's introduced. rebecca jane the authorities, the government nonto— the authorities, the government nontt ngno— the authorities, the government would argue that— the authorities, the government would argue that they're trying to oton— would argue that they're trying to oton no— would argue that they're trying to clean up the— would argue that they're trying to clean up the planet, sort out oottntton— to clean up the planet, sort out oottntton ont— to clean up the planet, sort out pollution and stop,— to clean up the planet, sort out pollution and stop, stop global notntng.— pollution and stop, stop global nnntng. t— pollution and stop, stop global nnntng. t on— pollution and stop, stop global warming. i am not a climate noon.— warming. i am not a climate expert, climate— warming. i am not a climate expert, climate change expert nnton— expert, climate change expert nnton ony— expert, climate change expert under any circumstances. ootonoo— under any circumstances. ootonoo to— under any circumstances. science is probably- under any circumstances. science is probably my worst subject i ever had in school . so subject i ever had in school. so there is no climate emergency . there is no climate emergency. you were good at talking, noont— you were good at talking, weren't you? _ you were good at talking, weren't you? ' l e weren't you? a little bit. but there's no climate emergency . i there's no climate emergency. i have seen a lot of people who are incredibly good at talking about it, who have got some incredible statistic acas. it's not happening . and this madness not happening. and this madness has got to stop. what about the freak weather events? what about the freak weather events? what about too notttng — freak weather events? what about the melting polar— freak weather events? what about the melting polar ice— 7 what about the melting polar ice caps? and nnn— the melting polar ice caps? and nnot-tno— the melting polar ice caps? and what-the fact—

the melting polar ice caps? and what-the fact that- the melting polar ice caps? and what the fact that the what about the fact that the noot— what about the fact that the noot nnonty— what about the fact that the vast majority of— what about the fact that the vast majority of global climate oxoono— vast majority of global climate oooono no— vast majority of global climate experts are agreed the planet is notttng— experts are agreed the planet is nontng no.— experts are agreed the planet is nontng no. tto— experts are agreed the planet is heating up. it's been happening for heating up. it's been happening to yon. — heating up. it's been happening for you. there's— heating up. it's been happening for you. “g for you. there's nothing different. it's been happening for . but but also , the for years. but but also, the experts aren't necessarily experts aren't necessarily experts in the sense of they're always right about things. a lot of controlled interest. i g“ “get a lot of controlled interest. there's a of controlled interest. there's o tot— of controlled interest. there's o tot ot— of controlled interest. there's o tot ot nonoy— of controlled interest. there's a lot of money behind it. tnno-o— a lot of money behind it. tnono-o tt— a lot of money behind it. there's if you _ a lot of money behind it. there's if you go against the oonotn— there's if you go against the certain narratives that exist, you— certain narratives that exist, yon tooo— certain narratives that exist, yon tooo yonn— certain narratives that exist, you lose your grants and your tnnttng. — you lose your grants and your tnnttng. oo— you lose your grants and your tnnttng. so t— you lose your grants and your funding. so i think there is tnno— funding. so i think there is tnono no— funding. so i think there is tnono o— funding. so i think there is there are a lot— funding. so i think there is there are a lot of people who've oono-oooton- there are a lot of people who've come-spoken-itl there are a lot of people who've. come - spoken - it and come out and spoken about it and tnoy— come out and spoken about it and tnoy otnno— come out and spoken about it and tnoy nnoyo got— come out and spoken about it and they always get punished for it. they— they always get punished for it. tnoy otnno— they always get punished for it. they always end— they always get punished for it. they always end up losing their tono— they always end up losing their tenure universities, tenure at universities, losing tnon—tnon- their grants, losing their tnnttng. — funding. you've got to you've got— funding. you've got to you've got-tnto— funding. you've got to you've got-into account- funding. you've got to you've got into account that got to take into account that tnno-o— got to take into account that tnono-o-ot— got to take into account that there's-of money- got to take into account that there's of money behind there's a lot of money behind tno— there's a lot of money behind tno-ogonto. - there's a lot of money behind. the-agenda. -0f the green agenda. majority of experts covid and look the green agenda. majority of expeihappened covid and look the green agenda. majority of expeihappened there.) and look the green agenda. majority of expeihappened there. same)ok the green agenda. majority of expeihappened there. same thing. what happened there. same thing. okay, more what happened there. same thing. onoy—nono to- okay, well, look, lots more to come. -class war- okay, well, look, lots more to come. -class war on i come. labour's class war on ntttto— come. labour's class war on middle britain— come. labour's class war on middle britain sunak £1 billion oton— middle britain sunak £1 billion oton to— middle britain sunak £1 billion oton to to— middle britain sunak £1 billion plan to fix the— middle britain sunak £1 billion plan to fix the nhs . are you plan to fix the nhs. are you tnytng— plan to fix the nhs. are you tnytng tto— plan to fix the nhs. are you tnytng to ann— plan to fix the nhs. are you buying it? and holly willoughby tnt— buying it? and holly willoughby noon on— buying it? and holly willoughby noon on tnto— buying it? and holly willoughby back on this morning . on monday back on this morning. on monday nonng— back on this morning. on monday nonng o— back on this morning. on monday nntng o ooooon— back on this morning. on monday nntng o ooooon .— back on this morning. on monday making a speech . what will be in making a speech. what will be in it making a speech. what will be in tt nttt— making a speech. what will be in tt nttt to— making a speech. what will be in it will be writing— making a speech. what will be in it will be writing her speech nton— it will be writing her speech nton tnto— it will be writing her speech after this short— it will be writing her speech after this short break. plus, my onnttto— after this short break. plus, my onnttto nttt— after this short break. plus, my pundits will be _

after this short break. plus, my pundits will be nominating their nontttno— pundits will be nominating their headline heroes— pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page soo yon— headline heroes and back page soo yon .—

in two. richards i in two. i richards not | tn tno. - richards not happy | tn tno. — richards not happy on email, | tn tno. — richards not happy on email , a richards not happy on email, a tootto— richards not happy on email, a tootto tooo— richards not happy on email, a feeble £0.02 taxi richards not happy on email, a feeble £0.02 tax cut will do notntng— feeble £0.02 tax cut will do notntng .— feeble £0.02 tax cut will do notntng . tnoy— feeble £0.02 tax cut will do nothing . they need a massive tax nothing. they need a massive tax ontttng— nothing. they need a massive tax cutting asteroid i nothing. they need a massive tax cutting asteroid ofi nothing. they need a massive tax cutting asteroid of epic onooontono— cutting asteroid of epic proportions like a complete onoootng— proportions like a complete onoootng ot— proportions like a complete scrapping of inheritance tax to ntn— scrapping of inheritance tax to ntn tno— scrapping of inheritance tax to ntn tno nont— scrapping of inheritance tax to win the next election . how about win the next election. how about tnto— win the next election. how about tnto non — win the next election. how about this from alastair?i win the next election. how about this from alastair? good ooontng.— this from alastair? good evening, alastair. how are you? nnt— evening, alastair. how are you? nnt on— evening, alastair. how are you? nnt on nono— evening, alastair. how are you? mark gb news .com. hi mark £0.02 tax mark gb news .com. hi mark £0.02 tn ont— mark gb news .com. hi mark £0.02 tn ont. nott— mark gb news .com. hi mark £0.02 tax cut. well affordable when the tax cut. well affordable when to noon— tax cut. well affordable when the frozen taxi tax cut. well affordable when the frozen tax thresholds are tno— the frozen tax thresholds are the equivalent— the frozen tax thresholds are the equivalent of an extra £0.10 on onn— the equivalent of an extra £0.10 on onn oonng.— the equivalent of an extra £0.10 on each pound. small making mirror headlinesi on each pound. small making mirror headlines will not fool the electorate. i mirror headlines will not fool the electorate. give us the nonoot— the electorate. give us the oonoot tn— the electorate. give us the correct tax thresholds and they ntgnt— correct tax thresholds and they ntgnt nno— correct tax thresholds and they ntgnt nno o— correct tax thresholds and they might have a chance . harry and might have a chance. harry and nognon. — might have a chance. harry and nognon. stono— might have a chance. harry and meghan. steve says, i fear that the meghan. steve says, i fear that too notn— meghan. steve says, i fear that the victim herei meghan. steve says, i fear that the victim here will be the commonwealth. harry and meghan oonto— commonwealth. harry and meghan oontt nno— commonwealth. harry and meghan could have been— commonwealth. harry and meghan could have been great ambassadors, put

ambassadors, but they put themselves— ambassadors, but they put themselves first and damaged the oyot— themselves first and damaged the noyot nont— themselves first and damaged the noyn nnt ton— themselves first and damaged the royal brand for money and fame. stnooot— royal brand for money and fame. stnooot tnon— royal brand for money and fame. stripped them of— royal brand for money and fame. stripped them of their titles. nnn— stripped them of their titles. nnny ont— stripped them of their titles. harry and meghan were the topic of harry and meghan were the topic ot ny— harry and meghan were the topic ot nny tno— harry and meghan were the topic ot nny tnto n— harry and meghan were the topic of my take at ten,— harry and meghan were the topic of my take at ten, which you can on tnttton— of my take at ten, which you can see on twitter ati of my take at ten, which you can see on twitter at gbi of my take at ten, which you can see on twitter at gb news. and my big— see on twitter at gb news. and my ttg ootnton— see on twitter at gb news. and my big opinion earlier in the ntgnt— my big opinion earlier in the ntgnt to— my big opinion earlier in the ntgnt to otoo— my big opinion earlier in the night is also available. they're nonttng— night is also available. they're now reacting to— night is also available. they're now reacting to tomorrow's oooono. — now reacting to tomorrow's ooono. tn— now reacting to tomorrow's papers. i'm delighted to have the papers. i'm delighted to have too toonty— papers. i'm delighted to have the deputy leader of ukip, notono— the deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane, i the deputy leader of ukip, rebecca jane, and political commentatori rebecca jane, and political commentator benjamin loughnane and commentator benjamin loughnane nnt nnto— commentator benjamin loughnane nnt nntto ont— commentator benjamin loughnane and radio and tv— commentator benjamin loughnane and radio and tv legend david nonttton.— and radio and tv legend david hamilton.ilet'si and radio and tv legend david hamilton. let's have a look hamilton. and let's have a look at tno— hamilton. and let's have a look n too on— hamilton. and let's have a look n too on on— hamilton. and let's have a look at the sun on sunday, holly's totty— at the sun on sunday, holly's totty ooooon— at the sun on sunday, holly's telly speech on— at the sun on sunday, holly's telly speech on film star to tottnon— telly speech on film star to deliver statement. holly ntttongnty— deliver statement. holly willoughby will deliver an onottonn— willoughby will deliver an emotional about willoughby will deliver an- emotionaliabout the emotional statement about the tntttoo— emotional statement about the philips schofieldi emotional statement about the philips schofield scandal on her not— philips schofield scandal on her not toy— philips schofield scandal on her not toy nnt— philips schofield scandal on her first day back on— philips schofield scandal on her first day back on this morning on—toot- first day back on this morning on—toot tno- first day back on this morning. on itook two weeks on monday, she took two weeks off on monday, she took two weeks ott nnon — on monday, she took two weeks off when phili on monday, she took two weeks off when phil lefti on monday, she took two weeks off when phil left after lying over an affair— off when phil left after lying over an affair with a young runner. a source has said holly noo— runner. a source has said holly noo nntton— runner. a source has said holly has written heri runner. a source has said holly has written her words carefully ont— has written her words carefully nnt nttt— has written her words carefully nnt nttt to— has written her words carefully and will be sensitive , writes and will be sensitive, writes ontt— and will be sensitive, writes david hamilton.i and will be sensitive, writes david hamilton. you haven't oooton— david hamilton. you haven't oooton ont— david hamilton. you haven't spoken out on— david hamilton. you haven't spoken out on this subject yet . spoken out on this subject yet. non-no— spoken out on this subject yet. non-no not— spoken out on this subject yet. you've met phillip schofield a oonoto— you've met phillip schofield a oonoto ot— you've met phillip schofield a couple of times. i you've met phillip schofield a couple of times. yeah. what was yonn— couple of times. yeah. what was yonn oonotono— couple of times. yeah. what was your experience of— couple of times. yeah. what was your experience of working with ntnn— your experience of working with

ntno t— your experience of working with him? i worked— your experience of working with him? i worked with him a couple of him? i worked with him a couple ot ttnoo— him? i worked with him a couple ot ttnoo onty— him? i worked with him a couple of times early on— him? i worked with him a couple of times early on in— him? i worked with him a couple of times early on in his career on o onognnno— of times early on in his career on a programme called talking totoonono— on a programme called talking telephone numbers . ti; telephone numbers. he was the toot— telephone numbers. he was the toot tnn— telephone numbers. he was the toot tnn t— telephone numbers. he was the host and i was one of the guests on it and was an up and on it and he was an up and coming young presenter , very, coming young presenter, very, very affable, very, very pleasant . and recently i was on pleasant. and recently i was on this morning talking about my radio show on boom radio and i actually did that from home. and once again, you know, i can only say that he was very pleasant. so you can only speak as you find. sure. but i think in this particular case, he thought he was untouchable. and it's interesting, isn't it, the power that television presenters wield . and obviously, you know, he wasn't he wasn't untouchable . wasn't he wasn't untouchable. where holly stands in this, who knows? what can she say to the people? i feel very sorry for? i have to say, are philip's wife , have to say, are philip's wife, his two daughters and his mother, who is facing not only one son whose career is virtually over, but another son who has just been sent to

prison. so, you know , my heart prison. so, you know, my heart goes out to all of them, most certainly no win, no winners in this at all. no winners whatsoever. i this at all. no winners whatsoever. welli no winners whatsoever. well holly's telly ooooon— whatsoever. well holly's telly ooooon on— whatsoever. well holly's telly speech on phili whatsoever. well holly's telly speech on phil rebecca jane, you on tno— speech on phil rebecca jane, you were on the this— speech on phil rebecca jane, you were on the this morning sofa for were on the this morning sofa ton tno— were on the this morning sofa ton to toot— were on the this morning sofa for the best part— were on the this morning sofa for the best part of a decade. ttot— for the best part of a decade. tnot ot— for the best part of a decade. tnot ot ttt.— for the best part of a decade. first of all, do— for the best part of a decade. first of all, do you think that notty— first of all, do you think that notty onontt— first of all, do you think that holly should be— first of all, do you think that holly should be returning to the onono— holly should be returning to the onono no. — holly should be returning to the onono no. nny— holly should be returning to the show? no. why not? she's done notntng— show? no. why not? she's done notntng nong.— show? no. why not? she's done nothing wrong. ohi show? no. why not? she's done nothing wrong. oh no. she has not— nothing wrong. oh no. she has tnot ntnnty. — nothing wrong. oh no. she has just actually, she's just not a decent person. when you actually have to work with her. the pair of rumours false as they come. and then they just have this ridiculously obnoxious ego that goes with it as well. so. no, absolutely not. holly is telly speech. she's written her words carefully . what pr person has carefully. what pr person has written it is what i want to know . and you know what this is know. and you know what this is holly all over. and i called this out a couple of weeks ago on radio when i was covering the day and i saw the papers and it said, holly and phil have fallen out. like, what's coming? out. i was like, what's coming? what pr team leaking? and what is her pr team leaking? and look what we're now. of

look what we're doing now. of course won't down course she won't stand down in the because she's the slightest because she's obnoxious, because she absolutely is the only person that loves her ego beyond . but that loves her ego beyond. but where is the evidence that she's obnoxious? she's a popular onooonton— obnoxious? she's a popular presenter wherei 7 she's a popular presenter where she doesn't seem to to— presenter where she doesn't seem to to nntoo— presenter where she doesn't seem to to ttntot to— presenter where she doesn't seem to be linked to all— presenter where she doesn't seem to be linked to all of the allegations— to be linked to all of the allegations about a toxic onttnno. — allegations about a toxic culture. oni allegations about a toxic culture. on this morning . e culture. on this morning. it's tottty— culture. on this morning. it's nonty tnnny— culture. on this morning. it's really funny that— culture. on this morning. it's really funny that we- culture. on this morning. it's really funny that we say that she's a popular presenter because i definitely don't see it. i don't one person it. i don't hear one person speaking about her. i wonder speaking out about her. i wonder why that in actually, why that is. in fact, actually, we on hearing the we only keep on hearing the opposite and we people that opposite and we are people that have with her and all have worked with her and now all of obviously the itv of a sudden, obviously the itv bosses outside their bosses are there outside their homes oh, it's homes saying, oh, it's not toxic. all the it, toxic. and all the rest of it, they know darn well that it's toxic. do you think that holly tnon— toxic. do you think that holly nnon notntng— ti. do you think that holly knew nothing philip's knew nothing about philip's relationshipi knew nothing about philip's relationship much younger relationship with a much younger oottoognoo— relationship with a much younger oottoognooit— relationship with a much younger colleague? i absolutely think colleague? no i absolutely think tnn— colleague? no i absolutely think tnn notty— colleague? no i absolutely think that holly knewi colleague? no i absolutely think that holly knew something was going— that holly knew something was gotng — that holly knew something was gotng ann— that holly knew something was gotng ann t— that holly knew something was going on. ' “3 that holly knew something was going on. ' going on. and i also i've said it repeatedly , there is not just it repeatedly, there is not just one person in this saga that everybody keeps on referring to . there are more. there was a culture there. it wasn't nice .

culture there. it wasn't nice. yes, there were more people than this one person. and you cannot tell me as somebody that went on houday tell me as somebody that went on holiday with him all the time, they were thick as thieves. nobody talk to them . nobody else could talk to them. you telling me that she you are not telling me that she did and what she's did not know. and what she's done? a friend done? she's thrown a friend under bus to save herself . under the bus to save herself. now, we have no now, of course, we have no ontonoo— now, of course, we have no evidence that— now, of course, we have no evidence that she would have toon— evidence that she would have toon-ot— evidence that she would have toon-on. on— evidence that she would have been iof. of any- evidence that she would have been of. of any link been aware of. of any link totnoon— been aware of. of any link between schofield and this young oottoogno— between schofield and this young oottoogno .— between schofield and this young colleague . thati between schofield and this young colleague . that was of a of a of colleague. that was of a of a of a colleague. that was of a of a of o oonot— colleague. that was of a of a of a sexual nature. i colleague. that was of a of a of a sexual nature. and she's, of course, you know,— a sexual nature. and she's, of course, you know, said she was too— course, you know, said she was ttot to.— course, you know, said she was ttot to. tnttto— course, you know, said she was lied to. philip hasi course, you know, said she was lied to. philip has said he lied to non.— lied to. philip has said he lied to not. nnt— lied to. philip has said he lied to her. but rebecca jane is not nntng— to her. but rebecca jane is not nntng tt— to her. but rebecca jane is not having it. well,— to her. but rebecca jane is not having it. well, look, i do tntnt— having it. well, look, i do tntnt tnto— having it. well, look, i do think this is— having it. well, look, i do think this is going to feature in think this is going to feature tn on— think this is going to feature in our headlinei think this is going to feature in our headline heroes and back page— in our headline heroes and back oogo oono— in our headline heroes and back oogo so— in our headline heroes and back page zero. so let's— in our headline heroes and back page zero. so let's now get nominationsi page zero. so let's now get nominations for— page zero. so let's now get nominations for headline heroes nnot.— nominations for headline heroes tnot. ant— nominations for headline heroes first. and who's— nominations for headline heroes first. and who's caught your eye totoyo— first. and who's caught your eye totoyo rj_ first. and who's caught your eye totoyo to t— first. and who's caught your eye totoyo to t on— first. and who's caught your eye totoyo to t on o— first. and who's caught your eye today? rj i on a minute so my nono— today? rj i on a minute so my too to— today? rj i on a minute so my hero is obviously— today? rj i on a minute so my hero is obviously eamonn um you tnon— hero is obviously eamonn um you know on— hero is obviously eamonn um you know on nono— hero is obviously eamonn um you know gb news stari hero is obviously eamonn um you know gb news star dropping a lot of know gb news star dropping a lot ot tnntn— know gb news star dropping a lot of truth bombsi know gb news star dropping a lot of truth bombs about this notntng— of truth bombs about this notntng o— of truth bombs about this morning a show he knows well tnno— morning a show he knows well tnono to— morning a show he knows well tnono to not— morning a show he knows well there is not one— morning a show he knows well there is not one word that i nno— there is not one word that i nno nont— there is not one word that i have heard from i there is not one word that i have heard from eamonn that is not tno—

have heard from eamonn that is not too tntt.— have heard from eamonn that is not the truth. i have heard from eamonn that is not the truth. and i have heard from eamonn that is not the truth. and if- have heard from eamonn that is not the truth. ' “3 �*7 tit“ti.i; not the truth. and if there is one thing that i can say, i always used to want to do fridays or for the rest of the days when was put on there, days when i was put on there, because eamonn and were because eamonn and ruth were absolutely adorable. there is one about that's one thing about eamonn that's always in my mind from the always stuck in my mind from the first day that he met me, the first day that he met me, he the next he saw me, he next time he saw me, he was probably months he probably six months later, he still who was, what still remembered who i was, what i he was incredibly i was doing. he was incredibly kind they've been kind and they've always been there support us. there to help and support us. but huge shout outs to the other people, who spoken morning who have spoken very candidly. article by candidly. there's an article by emily, head of news in emily, former head of news in glamour, that is every single word is absolutely correct. range everybody who has spoken out but eamonn dan wootton out well, but eamonn dan wootton as this parish, dan as well of this parish, dan and his team this week have put a shift to in write. they have done a phenomenal job in every single one of them needs congratulating. they must be absolutely exhausted and probably they're probably sleeping. now they're dreaming. they're probably sleeping. now they're dreaming . they're dreaming about dreaming. they're dreaming about tntttto— dreaming. they're dreaming about phillip schofieldi dreaming. they're dreaming about phillip schofield .— dreaming. they're dreaming about phillip schofield . howi 3 “g they're dreaming about phillip schofield . how about phillip schofield. how about you,— phillip schofield. how about yon—ttnoo- phillip schofield. how about yon—ttnoo yonn| you, benjamin? who's your nontttnoo— you, benjamin? who's your headline? hero.i you, benjamin? who's your headline? hero. so i have this onto.— headline? hero. so i have this onto. — headline? hero. so i have this onoo. no-o— headline? hero. so i have this onoo. no n— headline? hero. so i have this chap. tott“ chap. he's a whistleblower against the former us ambassador who is now accused of having

sold state secrets in exchange for sex. right now, all of this was pinned on this young chap who was at the time undergoing cancer treatment . he had an cancer treatment. he had an armed officers come in and arrest him in his flat and take him in for questioning. and he's now turned said it now turned around and said it was pinned he's was all pinned on him and he's gone out he's fighting for gone out and he's fighting for justice. i think, you know, very brave do that. and brave man to do that. and in that we wish him well. how that, we wish him well. how about you? your t“ how about you? your headline hero, ontoo — about you? your headline hero, ontto notn— about you? your headline hero, david? well, i'm— about you? your headline hero, david? well, i'm not- about you? your headline hero, david? �*ttttttin. iti; i t“ david? well, i'm not sure i can compete with gb news, but my hero of the week is the policeman or police woman who arrested the horrible couple who stole moon , the baby donkey from stole moon, the baby donkey from her owner's farm in hampshire. who honestly would steal a baby donkey. lovely pictures in the paper of moon being reuse knighted with her owner and also her mummy . so it's a story with her mummy. so it's a story with a happy ending thanks to the police who says the law is an? well , there you go. what about well, there you go. what about

yonn— well, there you go. what about yonn tnto— well, there you go. what about your back? pagei well, there you go. what about your back? page zero. jane, i tntnt— your back? page zero. jane, i tntnt t— your back? page zero. jane, i tntnt t on— your back? page zero. jane, i think i can guess.- your back? page zero. jane, i think i can guess. rebecca. gnno.— think i can guess. rebecca. jane. rebeccai think i can guess. rebecca. jane. rebecca sorry. i just. too— jane. rebecca sorry. i just. too not— jane. rebecca sorry. i just. i've just read— jane. rebecca sorry. i just. i've just read the word jane on tnno.— i've just read the word jane on tnono. tn— i've just read the word jane on there. i'm like— i've just read the word jane on there. i'm like the— i've just read the word jane on there. i'm like the anchorman. if there. i'm like the anchorman. tt tto— there. i'm like the anchorman. if it's written— there. i'm like the anchorman. if it's written in— there. i'm like the anchorman. if it's written in front of me, tnn-o— if it's written in front of me, tnn-o nnn— if it's written in front of me, that's what ii if it's written in front of me, that's what i say. /tit. that's what i say. you've also promoted me to leader of ukip today, that's lovely. sorry. today, so that's lovely. sorry. neil. neil's not neil. yeah neil neil's not happy-— neil. yeah neil neil's not happy. rebecca i nti; . / neil neil's not happy. rebecca t/tiet. neil. yeah neil neil's not- happy. rebecca jane yes. holly of happy. rebecca jane yes. holly ot- so— happy. rebecca jane yes. holly ot- so tno— happy. rebecca jane yes. hollyi of- so the aforementioned of course. so the aforementioned . noo.— of course. so the aforementioned . noo. t— of course. so the aforementioned . noo. t nonn— of course. so the aforementioned . yes. i mean, obviously i didn't realise how much we were going to be discussing a prior to this, but absolutely. okay, well let's be to this, but absolutely. okay, wellilet's be quick- to this, but absolutely. okay,i wellilet's be quick now. well look, let's be quick now. nong-tnn— well look, let's be quick now. benjaministayingi benjamin well, staying on subject, fill in subject, i've gone for fill in in sentence. why? well , it in a sentence. why? well, it wasn't much the whole wasn't so much the whole scandal. interview wasn't so much the whole scargave interview wasn't so much the whole scargave the interview wasn't so much the whole scargave the other interview wasn't so much the whole scargave the other day rview wasn't so much the whole scargave the other day where he you gave the other day where he said, do you want me to die? do you want be like you know, you want me to be like you know, the caroline flack? it's just the caroline flack? it's just the that the pathetic, just admit that you wrong and move the pathetic, just admit that youstop wrong and move the pathetic, just admit that youstop playing wrong and move the pathetic, just admit that youstop playing the rong and move the pathetic, just admit that youstop playing the victim. move on. stop playing the victim. okay? i need a countdown, folks. atoo— okay? i need a countdown, folks. also schofieldsi okay? i need a countdown, folks. also schofields your . is also schofields is your. is yonn — also schofields is your. is yonn no.— also schofields is your. is yonn. no. sonny.- also schofields is your. is your. no, sorry, josie . no, no, your. no, sorry, josie. no, no, yono.— your. no, sorry, josie. no, no, no. josie. marinei your. no, sorry, josie. no, no, no. josie. marine fori your. no, sorry, josie. no, no, no. ti; iti?” t“ no. josie. marine for his dreadful verbal abuse of the british referee, anthony taylor, after his team, roma were beaten by seville and the european league final. poor loser . david,

league final. poor loser. david, the league final. poor loser. david, to noon— league final. poor loser. david, to otoot to— league final. poor loser. david, the clock is against— league final. poor loser. david, the clock is against us.- the clock is against us. headlinersi the clock is against us. headliners isi the clock is against us. headliners is next. we're back tonnonon n— headliners is next. we're back tomorrow at nine. i headliners is next. we're back tomorrow at nine. thanks to my oonot— tomorrow at nine. thanks to my onot ont— tomorrow at nine. thanks to my onot nnt ton— tomorrow at nine. thanks to my panel and for you— tomorrow at nine. thanks to my panel and for you for listening . tnn— panel and for you for listening . tnn jacob— panel and for you for listening . i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member of parliament for north east somerset and a former government minister. for years i have walked the corridors of power both westminster and power in both westminster and the of we need to the city of london. we need to have arguments , the have the arguments, the discussions we make discussions on how we make it better for crop failures, famine, war and suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse . as charles the first the horse. as charles the first said at the scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty. yeah, i've completely derailedi :: l yeah, i've completely derailed the conversation. i i've completely derailed the conversation. t“ conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's .

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