backlog in a speech asylum backlog in a speech tomorrow , rishi sunak will tomorrow, rishi sunak will discuss the progress he's already made in the six months since the introduction of the illegal migration bill. it's after the immigration minister robert jenrick, claimed the asylum system is riddled with abuse and needs fundamental change. the pm had vowed to aboush change. the pm had vowed to abolish the backlog in asylum cases. this year. it currently stands at more than 150,000. the labour leader is accusing the conservative party of a failure to open any nuclear power plants dunng to open any nuclear power plants during their 13 years in government ahead of a planned visit tomorrow to a plant in somerset. sir keir starmer has stressed the critical need for nuclear to drive growth, boost energy security and tackle the climate crisis . but a energy security and tackle the climate crisis. but a tory spokesperson says there delivering the first large scale nuclear project at hinkley point c and have agreed last year to begin sizewell c. authorities in india say a signal failure was

likely responsible for the country's worst train crash in decades. country's worst train crash in decades . 275 people were killed decades. 275 people were killed in the accident, another 1200 were injured when a passenger train hit a stationary freight train hit a stationary freight train before derailing and striking a second passenger train. india was railway board has recommended the investigation be handed over to the country's federal authorities . the family of a 17 authorities. the family of a 17 year old boy who died after being pulled from the sea off bournemouth beach have said they are heartbroken and devastated . are heartbroken and devastated. and joe sps from southampton and a 12 year old girl whose named in reports as sunak khan from high wycombe in buckinghamshire both died in the incident which involved ten swimmers a sightseeing boat named the dorset belle has been impounded by police and the duke of sussex will appear at the high court tomorrow to give evidence on the witness stand against the publisher of the daily mirror.

prince harry claims around 140 published articles contained information gathered using unlawful methods, including a phone hacking mirror group newspapers , lawyers is newspapers, lawyers is contesting the claims you're up to date on gb news now it's time for headliners . for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm nick dixon, the people's— f : i'm nick dixon, the people's presenter, and— dixon, the people's presenter, and rm— dixon, the people's presenter, and m joined— dixon, the people's presenter, and i'm joined by paul cox, the thinking— and i'm joined by paul cox, the thinking man's— and i'm joined by paul cox, the thinking man's gammon , and louis thinking man's gammon, and louis schaefer— thinking man's gammon, and louis schaefer ,— thinking man's gammon, and louis schaefer , who — thinking man's gammon, and louis schaefer , who only— thinking man's gammon, and louis schaefer , who only eats gammon. schaefer, who only eats gammon. how— schaefer, who only eats gammon. how about— schaefer, who only eats gammon. how about that?— schaefer, who only eats gammon. how about that? what— schaefer, who only eats gammon. how about that? what a- how about that? what a coincidence. yeah. at least i'm not— coincidence. yeah. at least i'm not a— coincidence. yeah. at least i'm no. a gammon. — coincidence. yeah. at least i'm not a gammon. yeah.- to t :f yeah. at least i'm not a gammon. / / wt.w:::w wt :t yeah. at least i'm nota gammon. / / you're not a gammon. yeah. yeah you're soww— not a gammon. yeah. yeah you're soww ow— not a gammon. yeah. yeah you're some sort of other— not a gammon. / / you're some sort of other category . some sort of other category. vou— some sort of other category. you could— some sort of other category. you oouu oo— some sort of other category. you could be an— some sort of other category. you could be an honorary gammon. so how are we doing, louis? three nights in a row of you. quite lot, it? i don't quite a lot, isn't it? i don't know. it's quite a lot, isn't it? i don't know. us up— quite a lot, isn't it? i don't know. it's up to— quite a lot, isn't it? i don't know. it's up to the- (3l c fl i don't know. it's up to the people to decide.— know. it's up to the people to decide. w-m— know. it's up to the people to decide. i'm actually. i'm oowuouo— decide. i'm actually. i'm actually-with.- decide. i'm actually. i'm actually with. with actually fed up with. with woouug— actually fed up with. with looking-this— actually fed up with. with looking this audience that's looking at this audience that's uuwowuuo—

looking at this audience that'si watching—they're watching me right now. they're not watching me right now. they're woo woo— watching me right now. they're woo fed up— watching me right now. they're not fed up with— watching me right now. they're not fed up with me, but i'm fed up not fed up with me, but i'm fed uo-uuu— not fed up with me, but i'm fed uo-uuh whom.— not fed up with me, but i'm fed up with them. bring up with with them. bring some. uouw—u new people. that's the name, in case -forgotten. - new people. that's the name, in case forgotten. case anyone's forgotten. tweet um— case anyone's forgotten. tweet him-tweet— case anyone's forgotten. tweet him tweet criticisms of him later. tweet criticisms of his sort his performance. you sort of like ironic like kyiv louis, which is ironic because you don't eat any cake. you it's in you sort of like it's nice in moderation. but three nights in a could too much or it a row could be too much or it could be too much. i'm not used to i to working this much, and i flunk— to working this much, and i mink people— to working this much, and i think people they get to think people once they get to know—w- think people once they get to| know—w-uko think people once they get to. know—w-ukoo know me because i seem like a grou— know me because i seem like a gwoow guy— know me because i seem like a great guy basically, i was going to great guy basically, i was going wo soo— great guy basically, i was going wo soy oouowu— great guy basically, i was going to say exactly the _ great guy basically, i was going to say exactly the same about pout. —soo- to say exactly the same aboutj pout. —ooyou paul. yeah, good to see you, paul paul. yeah, good to see you, paul. doing a show lot paul. you're doing a show a lot now. we love it. yeah, i'm absolute. ilove now. we love it. yeah, i'm absolute. i love it. now. we love it. yeah, i'm absolute. ilove it. and now. we love it. yeah, i'm absolute. i love it. and you've lost weight. you're looking absolute. i love it. and you've lost vthis. i've|'re looking absolute. i love it. and you've lost vthis. i've been oking absolute. i love it. and you've lost vthis. i've been on ng great this. i've been on holidav-_ great this. i've been on. holiday.-weight. holiday. i've lost weight. lous— holiday. i've lost weight. louis schaefer— holiday. i've lost weight. louis schaefer even- holiday. i've lost weight. louis schaefer even told me i've lost weight. how lost weight. that's how incredible get incredible it is. you never get that it's nearly all that from louis. it's nearly all you never that. you don't. you never get that. and your massive and you've got your massive garden. talk about garden. but we'll talk about that later. you've been you've been tweeting your garden. i know. have got know. i shouldn't have got garden all we've garden envy. all right. we've got front pages. got to look at the front pages. it headliners. let's it is called headliners. let's start with the telegraph and lockdown benefits are in lockdown benefits are a drop in the to the the bucket compared to the costs. we'll talk about that in the bucket compared to the c(minute. ll talk about that in the bucket compared to the c(minute. infuriatinth that in a minute. infuriating story. a daily record, demand 35 daily mail record, demand for 35 year rates keep year mortgages as rates keep

rising, the i has generation i most fearful of losing their rising, the i has generation i mosttoarful of losing their rising, the i has generation i mostto robots.: losing their rising, the i has generation i mostto robots. theing their rising, the i has generation i mostto robots. the timeseir rising, the i has generation i mostto robots. the times unions jobs to robots. the times unions lambast labour over naive energy plan. the sun phil i won't watch holly and finally the daily star where oven ready brits. which is something about the weather presumably and those of your front pages . all right, lewis, front pages. all right, lewis, what's on the front of the telegraph? well, it's the daily telegraph— telegraph? well, it's the daily telegraph unu— telegraph? well, it's the daily telegraph and it— telegraph? well, it's the daily telegraph and it says- 3“ well, it's the daily telegraph and it says lockdown oououwo— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote ,_ telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote , a— telegraph and it says lockdown benefits, quote , a drop in the benefits, quote, a drop in the ouokow— benefits, quote, a drop in the bucket compared— benefits, quote, a drop in the bucket compared to the costs noo— bucket compared to the costs no kelsey— bucket compared to the costs like kelsey kyrees. i think the french— like kelsey kyrees. i think the french who— like kelsey kyrees. i think the french the french would say oxoououw— french the french would say oxoououw .— french the french would say excellent . we've— french the french would say excellent . we've been saying it excellent. we've been saying it for ooowo — excellent. we've been saying it for you-o w— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean,— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean, i— excellent. we've been saying it for years. i mean, i believe the telegraph— for years. i mean, i believe the telegraph io— for years. i mean, i believe the telegraph is getting on this onu— telegraph is getting on this uou uguuow— telegraph is getting on this anti against on— telegraph is getting on this anti against on this covid uouuuom — anti against on this covid uouuuom .— anti against on this covid denialism . what would you call denialism. what would you call it? denialism. what would you call no wouuu— denialism. what would you call no wouuu you— denialism. what would you call it? would you call— denialism. what would you call it? would you call it a covid uouuuom — it? would you call it a covid denialism bandwagon? i don't remember them _ denialism bandwagon? i don't remember them being that gung saying— remember them being that gung ouyiug u— remember them being that gung ouyiog u woo— remember them being that gung ouyiog u o— remember them being that gung saying it was a load of nonsense. nonsense yes. thank you— nonsense. nonsense yes. thank you wow— nonsense. nonsense yes. thank you for ouwuog— nonsense. nonsense yes. thank you for putting the word in my mouwu. — you for putting the word in my mouwu. loud— you for putting the word in my mouth. load of— you for putting the word in my mouth. load of nonsense. at the umo— mouth. load of nonsense. at the umo w— mouth. load of nonsense. at the umo w uu— mouth. load of nonsense. at the time i did, and— mouth. load of nonsense. at the time i did, and i— mouth. load of nonsense. at the time i did, and i was one of the flou— time i did, and i was one of the mo people— time i did, and i was one of the mo people wo— time i did, and i was one of the first people to tweet this. yes

i first people to tweet this. yes w woo— first people to tweet this. yes w vowy— first people to tweet this. yes wwuo yowy ouwy— first people to tweet this. yes i was very early as well. i was on o ouwuu— i was very early as well. i was on a certain radio station we won't name but a station. i was talking lot with mr talking about it a lot with mr mark dolan. you were talking about it. how about paul? about it. how about you, paul? were you quiet? i wasn't. about it. how about you, paul? weyou>u quiet? i wasn't. about it. how about you, paul? we you knowet? i wasn't. about it. how about you, paul? we you know what? i wasn't. about it. how about you, paul? weyou know what? i'llvasn't.to do you know what? i'll come to wus— do you know what? i'll come to wows-w— do you know what? i'll come to wows-w woou-w— do you know what? i'll come to this i wasn't actually. this and say i wasn't actually. so this and say i wasn't actually. so w— this and say i wasn't actually. so w woou-w— this and say i wasn't actually. so i wasn't someone who i was unu— so i wasn't someone who i was kind of— so i wasn't someone who i was kind of uguoowwo— so i wasn't someone who i was kind of agnostic first. sat kind of agnostic at first. i sat book— back and waited. i didn't understand— back and waited. i didn't. understand-had. back and waited. i didn't- understand-had. so understand enough. i had. so whoo— understand enough. i had. so you-wou— understand enough. i had. so when went lockdown, when we went into lockdown, i uowuuwy— when we went into lockdown, i actually-covid. - when we went into lockdown, i actually-covid. so - actually had covid. so ironically,— actually had covid. so ironically, just had it on that on ironically, just had it on that ou—uuou- ironically, just had it on that on_march of. ironically, just had it on that. on_march of 2020. on that week in march of 2020. so on that week in march of 2020. so-o— on that week in march of 2020. so-o ou— on that week in march of 2020. so-o onlo- on that week in march of 2020. so-a bit-a blur- so it was all a bit of a blur wow— so it was all a bit of a blur wow mo— so it was all a bit of a blur wow so— so it was all a bit of a blur wow so w— so it was all a bit of a blur for me. so i felt— so it was all a bit of a blur for me. so i felt like i, i oouwuu-w— for me. so i felt like i, i couldn't get— for me. so i felt like i, i couldn't get to- for me. so i felt like i, i couldn't get to grips with it on.— couldn't get to grips with it uw. w— couldn't get to grips with it uw. w uwuu-w— couldn't get to grips with it all. i didn't really know whati was-on. -me, this was going on. but for me, this is was going on. but for me, this wo-kuou— was going on. but for me, this wo-kuou ww-o— was going on. but for me, this is-know it's in- was going on. but for me, this is-know it's in the- is this i know it's in the wowouuoww,— is this i know it's in the telegraph, but this should be an ooouwwou— telegraph, but this should be an apolitical-outrage- apolitical story. the outrage ououwu— apolitical story. the outrage should _ across apolitical story. the outrage- should _ across the should be ubiquitous across the uuowo—ow- should be ubiquitous across the. whole _of everybody. whole demographic of everybody. now:— whole demographic of everybody. nou—ooouw— whole demographic of everybody. now, about denying now, this is not about denying covwo— now, this is not about denying covwoluouywug— now, this is not about denying covid denying anything . this covid or denying anything. this is covid or denying anything. this wo-woouug.— covid or denying anything. this wo-woouuo. w— covid or denying anything. this is-looking. i wish- covid or denying anything. this is looking. i wish i'd is about looking. iwish i'd uuuo— is about looking. iwish i'd uuuo wo— is about looking. i wish i'd frame it slightly differently oooouoo— frame it slightly differently because they— frame it slightly differently because they say compared to the ooow— because they say compared to the ooow you— because they say compared to the cost now, you can— because they say compared to the cost now, you can take cost to moon-ouywuuo- cost now, you can take cost to. mean-anything-were mean almost anything they were saying. — saying. there were only 1700 uouwwo— saying. there were only 1700 deaths-there's- saying. there were only 1700 deaths-there's a- saying. there were only 1700 deaths. there's a lot of deaths. now there's a lot of omowwou— deaths. now there's a lot of emotion involved in 1700 deaths. so emotion involved in 1700 deaths. so you— emotion involved in 1700 deaths. so you ouw-w— emotion involved in 1700 deaths. so you ouw-w soy— emotion involved in 1700 deaths. so you can't say you can't call wou— so you can't say you can't call wuu o— so you can't say you can't call wuu o ooow— so you can't say you can't call that a cost in— so you can't say you can't call that a cost in a— so you can't say you can't call that a cost in a financial term oooouoo— that a cost in a financial term oooouoo w— that a cost in a financial term because i don't— that a cost in a financial term

because i don't think you can uuuwwwwy— because i don't think you can uuuwwwwylwwou.— because i don't think you can quantify how. well, okay. but quantify it how. well, okay. but i quantify it how. well, okay. but w uou-w— quantify it how. well, okay. but w uou-w flunk— quantify it how. well, okay. but i don't think you— quantify it how. well, okay. but i don't think you can. however, wrung— i don't think you can. however, wuuo w— i don't think you can. however, one thing i would— i don't think you can. however, one thing i would say is it's ouwwo— one thing i would say is it's ouwwo owouwy— one thing i would say is it's quite clearly the _ one thing i would say is it's quite clearly the evidence has boon—wood- quite clearly the evidence has been—long time.- quite clearly the evidence has been long time. it been there for a long time. it woo-oy— been there for a long time. it woo-by who— been there for a long time. it was-by the end- been there for a long time. it was-by the end of- been there for a long time. it was by the end of the was there by the end of the flow— was there by the end of the first lockdown _ was there by the end of the first lockdown that what we were downg— first lockdown that what we were dung-going— first lockdown that what we were dung-going wo— first lockdown that what we were doing going to more doing was going to be more owowowomuwo— doing was going to be more problematic long term problematic in the long term wou— problematic in the long term wuuw—ooou- problematic in the long term i than—been solving than it would have been solving owoowomo—you- than it would have been solvingi problems—you know problems in the short, you know you — problems in the short, you know you _oouy- what? so you're i'm sorry, you're agnostic, i mean, you're a agnostic, but i mean, at the time actually said this at the time i actually said this is to and the time is going to and at the time i meant march . i said, this is meant march. i said, this is going to way more. and going to cost way more. and because this guy, neil because basically this guy, neil ferguson , who a lot of people ferguson, who a lot of people out there know he was he's the guy behind the neil ferguson . an guy behind the neil ferguson. an effect or the ferguson neil effect. there's a bit of a debate of whether it's called it's when somebody is considered to be the leader, the most important person in his field who went to who's got total, total credentials is the biggest idiot. yeah. yeah. you mentioned wou— idiot. yeah. yeah. you mentioned wuu mou— idiot. yeah. yeah. you mentioned wuu wuuww onu— idiot. yeah. yeah. you mentioned wwwu owgwww and w— w: yeah. yeah. you mentioned that night and i agree. but you,— that night and i agree. but yoou oo— that night and i agree. but you, w— that night and i agree. but yeah, so, i mean, it's a pretty uovoowuwuo— yeah, so, i mean, it's a pretty devastating study. it's from johns— devastating study. it's from johns hopkins— devastating study. it's from johns hopkins lund johns hopkins and lund university. _ johns hopkins and lund university. presumably what university. presumably not what wuoy-wo—

they're doing. they've examined 20.000— 20,000 studies. so i suppose ww-o— 20,000 studies. so i suppose woo—onu- 20,000 studies. so i suppose ww-o—uwu wo- 20,000 studies. so i suppose. it's—and we never it's a meta study and we never hou— it's a meta study and we never uuulooow— it's a meta study and we never hadlcost benefit— it's a meta study and we never had cost benefit analysis. and had a cost benefit analysis. and wus— had a cost benefit analysis. and wows—anu- had a cost benefit analysis. and wows—woo ouwy- this was the thing. and only wuou— this was the thing. and onlyj wuou—oooowo later, much later did people owuw— later, much later did people owuw wuuug— later, much later did people start talking about the start talking about that. the sooowuow— start talking about that. the sooowuuko — start talking about that. the spectatlike the _ start talking about that. the spectatlike the daily sceptic people like the daily sceptic. muo—mouu more alternative sort of media, you— more alternative sort of media, you-.— more alternative sort of media, you-, uwu— more alternative sort of media, yo.-, and oooowo- more alternative sort of media, you , and people like jay you know, and people like jay ouuwouwuyu— you know, and people like jay bhattacharya, carl hannigan, oxoowwo— bhattacharya, carl hannigan, experts questions . we've experts raising questions. we've wouwy— experts raising questions. we've never really had— experts raising questions. we've never really had a— experts raising questions. we've never really had a proper wouuwwy— never really had a proper inquiryieven_ never really had a proper inquiry even lockdown never really had a proper- inquiryieven-lockdown files inquiry. even the lockdown files uwuu-w— inquiry. even the lockdown files uwuu-w ouw— inquiry. even the lockdown files uwuu-w ooww ow— inquiry. even the lockdown files didn't sort of anywhere. they didn't sort of go anywhere. they hou— didn't sort of go anywhere. they had o— didn't sort of go anywhere. they had u on— didn't sort of go anywhere. they had o mo of— didn't sort of go anywhere. they had a bit of an— didn't sort of go anywhere. they had a bit of an impact, but it hoou-w— had a bit of an impact, but it uuou-w wouwy— had a bit of an impact, but it hasn't really been taken up. and yuo gow— hasn't really been taken up. and now you've got this baroness honou— now you've got this baroness hallett,-this- now you've got this baroness hallett, this inquiry, hallett, who's got this inquiry, the hallett, who's got this inquiry,| who—wwywog the government are even trying to the government are even trying wo—uuwouu- to make things difficult for how. — to make things difficult for how. -vowy— to make things difficult for her. very disturbed by her. so i'm very disturbed by who— her. so i'm very disturbed by who ouw— her. so i'm very disturbed by the fact we've— her. so i'm very disturbed by the fact we've never really wookouou— the fact we've never really reckoned with _ the fact we've never really reckoned with lockdowns and the fact reckoned with lockdowns and the woow wou— reckoned with lockdowns and the woow wuu ww-o— reckoned with lockdowns and the fact that it's only— reckoned with lockdowns and the fact that it's only been dealt uwuw— fact that it's only been dealt with _telegraph- fact that it's only been dealt. with _telegraph-now fact that it's only been dealt witiapparentlyegraph now fact that it's only been dealt witiapparently somei now fact that it's only been dealt witiapparently somei ofow it's apparently some sort of right— it's apparently some sort of widow-issu— it's apparently some sort of right issue, which is right wing issue, which is owzuwo. — right wing issue, which is bizarre. this— right wing issue, which is bizarre. this is- right wing issue, which is bizarre. this is what it was, a massive wealth— bizarre. this is what it was, a massive wealth transfer the massive wealth transfer to the uwoouy— massive wealth transfer to thei uwoouy—wowuwy already very wealthy. i totally owoog — already very wealthy. i totally agree. that's what and fair play to the telegraph . and why agree. that's what and fair play t

brought about everything that happened during the lockdowns. and pushed out and it's going to get pushed out into grass. and the into the long grass. and by the time out, the time we actually find out, the people will be in the people in charge will be in the lords, won't matter lords, it won't really matter any longer. you what you're any longer. you know what you're ooooowwuo— any longer. you know what you're ooooowwuo-wo— any longer. you know what you're ooooowwog-wo woo— any longer. you know what you're expecting-to be like.- by 3 you know what you're expecting to be like. it's expecting there to be like. it's all expecting there to be like. it's oww going— expecting there to be like. it's oww gowooloomo— expecting there to be like. it's all going-come-it- expecting there to be like. it's all going come it was all going to come out. it was all going to come out. it was uw-wuowo. — all going to come out. it was all there. everybody knew. all out there. everybody knew. now—.- all out there. everybody knew. uow—. ouw- all out there. everybody knew.| uow—. ouw wwwoy all out there. everybody knew.- not_. but they but not everybody knew. but they but uwoy. — not everybody knew. but they but uwoy. thoro— not everybody knew. but they but uwoy. uhowo woo— not everybody knew. but they but they. there was enough data at they. there was enough data at tho timo— they. there was enough data at tho umo. wu— they. there was enough data at the time. in march— they. there was enough data at the time. in march to know that uto— the time. in march to know that this woo— the time. in march to know that this going— the time. in march to know that this was going to— the time. in march to know that this was going to be a bad flung.— this was going to be a bad uuwwg. anu— this was going to be a bad thing. and they- this was going to be a bad thing. and they didn't investigate- thing. and they didn't investigate it. and is it a left or investigate it. and is it a left owu uuu— investigate it. and is it a left or a right issue?— investigate it. and is it a left or a right issue? well they've uouuou— or a right issue? well they've decided that— or a right issue? well they've decided that masks are are left uwu— decided that masks are are left and no— decided that masks are are left and no nooks— decided that masks are are left and no masks are— decided that masks are are left and no masks are right. so this is and no masks are right. so this to obviouowy— and no masks are right. so this to obviouowy o— and no masks are right. so this is obviously a right issue. this tonn— is obviously a right issue. this out w— is obviously a right issue. this out w tunn— is obviously a right issue. this out w tnnk .— is obviously a right issue. this isn't i think . right. 'w: isn't i think. right. and the mainstream media also has a lot to answer for. not gb, of course , but all these peston type people who didn't ask the right questions. their question questions. their only question was why aren't we locking down longer and like longer and harder? and it's like a failure. got to a real failure. we've got to move paul. are move on, though. paul. what are the leading with? record the male leading with? record demand year the male leading with? record demand _year mortgagesi g 7 record dema keep year mortgages g 7 record dema keep rising?|r mortgages g 7 record demakeep rising? now rtgages g 7 record demakeep rising? now thisjes g 7 record demakeep rising? now this is; rates keep rising? now this is all rates keep rising? now this is uw about— rates keep rising? now this is all about people— rates keep rising? now this is all about people taking out wongow— all about people taking out longer-longer- all about people taking out longer longer term longer and longer term nonguooo.— longer and longer term mortgages. this is much more of a mortgages. this is much more of o son— mortgages. this is much more of a sort-sensible— mortgages. this is much more of a sort sensible economics a sort of sensible economics twipe— a sort of sensible economics typo uony— a sort of sensible economics type story rather— a sort of sensible economics

type story rather than rather n...— type story rather than rather tnun unytntng— type story rather than rather than anything else from reading it. than anything else from reading in nooouoo— than anything else from reading it. because of— than anything else from reading it. because of course, when wuoo— it. because of course, when wuoo non— it. because of course, when rates are high, people are going to ouwon— rates are high, people are going to ouwou fow— rates are high, people are going to borrow for longer. the to borrow for longer. and the pun— to borrow for longer. and the punt-mound- to borrow for longer. and thej point-making-is, point they're making here is, oh, point they're making here is, on—tno- point they're making here is, on—tno ononl oh, it's great in the short town,— oh, it's great in the short town—woo- oh, it's great in the short. term—be paying oh, it's great in the short- term,_be paying into term, but they'll be paying into tnou— term, but they'll be paying into tnou-tno— term, but they'll be paying into their-the-lots- term, but they'll be paying into their-the-lots of. their 70s by the way, lots of oooowo— their 70s by the way, lots of ww“! onu— their 70s by the way, lots of ww“! onww ouy— their 70s by the way, lots of people still pay into their 70s nwooooouvo— people still pay into their 70s irrespective . rates. - people still pay into their 70s irrespective rates. however, irrespective of rates. however, if irrespective of rates. however, n—u— irrespective of rates. however, n—u tno- irrespective of rates. however, if_at the over. irrespective of rates. however,| if_at the over the if you're bright at the over the town — if you're bright at the over the town of— if you're bright at the over the term of those— if you're bright at the over the term of those 35— if you're bright at the over the term of those 35 years, rates onu— term of those 35 years, rates you go— term of those 35 years, rates you go up— term of those 35 years, rates you go up onu— term of those 35 years, rates will go up and down. and you know,— will go up and down. and you know-ono-o— will go up and down. and you know, one's fixing for 35 know, no one's fixing for 35 youo— know, no one's fixing for 35 youo so— know, no one's fixing for 35 youo. so in— know, no one's fixing for 35 years. so in two— know, no one's fixing for 35 years. so in two years time if tnoy-wo— years. so in two years time if tnoy-wo up— years. so in two years time if tnoy-wo up tnon— years. so in two years time if they're up then know, keep they're up then you know, keep it they're up then you know, keep n-nnuovon— they're up then you know, keep it-whatever. but- they're up then you know, keep it-whatever. but if- they're up then you know, keep it whatever. but if it it at 35 or whatever. but if it comes down, then bring the wonun— comes down, then bring the wonun of— comes down, then bring the length of term— comes down, then bring the length of term down as well. so it's length of term down as well. so n-o—nunoung- length of term down as well. so it's-managing your. it's just about managing your oooouuiono— it's just about managing your expectations. don't four expectations. don't buy a four nouoon— expectations. don't buy a four bedroom house.— expectations. don't buy a four bedroom house. yeah. yeah annougn— bedroom house. yeah. yeah although-these- bedroom house. yeah. yeah i although _these people i although you all these people i was you was going to check with you before you were okay before the show if you were okay with mentioning this. you're with me mentioning this. you're one those got into one of those people who got into the just just the housing market just just like . idid. like sickeningly early. i did. i was 20 and don't like sickeningly early. i did. i was 20 andidon't mind- e t "ng i did. i was 20 and don't mind you was 20 and i don't mind you nonuonng— was 20 and i don't mind you mentioning nick,— was 20 and i don't mind you mentioning nick, i brought was 20 and i don't mind you muponiing nick, i brought was 20 and i don't mind you mupon myself,(, i brought was 20 and i don't mind you m upon myself, to i brought was 20 and i don't mind you mupon myself, to be i brought was 20 and i don't mind you mupon myself, to be honest,it it upon myself, to be honest, nooouoo— it upon myself, to be honest, because itweeted - it upon myself, to be honest, because tweeted about my because i tweeted about my wovowy— because i tweeted about my wovowy-wovo- because i tweeted about my lovely-love my- because i tweeted about my- lovely-love my garden lovely garden. i love my garden onu— lovely garden. i love my garden and oonnyo— lovely garden. i love my garden and everyone knows disgusted. but—londonl but i was like from my london perspective, like, how is perspective, i was like, how is this even possible? i was looking at grass. i was confused. and i did. i bought my nou— confused. and i did. i bought my not nouoo— confused. and i did. i bought my not nouoo-w— confused. and i did. i bought my first house-1.20,- first house when i was 20,

nonn— first house when i was 20, ooono-on,- first house when i was 20, didn't-off, but- first house when i was 20, didn't-off, but i- first house when i was 20, didn't off, but i took my didn't pay it off, but i took my nou— didn't pay it off, but i took my not nonguoo— didn't pay it off, but i took my first mortgage out. but how oouwu— first mortgage out. but how oouwu-uvo— first mortgage out. but how could - give you - first mortgage out. but how could give you a mortgage could they give you a mortgage at could they give you a mortgage u—nuo- could they give you a mortgage u—nuo o- could they give you a mortgage u—nuo u too- could they give you a mortgage at_have a job at. could they give you a mortgage- at_have a job at 20? at 20? did you have a job at 20? yeah, this is it. i yeah, i did. yeah. this is it. i nonn— yeah, i did. yeah. this is it. i uunn oo— yeah, i did. yeah. this is it. i didn't do university in the traditional— didn't do university in the traditional-did. traditional sense. i did unuowony— traditional sense. i did university day release traditional sense. i did- university-day release from university as a day release from the university as a day release from tno-uoo— university as a day release from tno-noo doing-— university as a day release from the-was doing. i- university as a day release from the was doing. i was the job i was doing. i was training— the job i was doing. i was training oo— the job i was doing. i was training as an— the job i was doing. i was training as an electronics onunoo— training as an electronics onunoonlw— training as an electronics engineer, i being sent engineer, so i was being sent by my engineer, so i was being sent by ny—unuowony. - my employer to university. and you-mung— my employer to university. and you-making money- my employer to university. and you making money the you were making money at the same i with paul same time? i agree with paul totally because why do always same time? i agree with paul totallywithause why do always same time? i agree with paul totallywith paul?ihy do always same time? i agree with paul totallywith paul? becauseilways same time? i agree with paul totallywith paul? because he'ss agree with paul? because he's right. should a 35 right. people should have a 35 year mortgage. i had year year mortgage. i had a five year mortgage and paying the mortgage and now i'm paying the price basically. but price for it, basically. but i did. they did me the ten did. they did give me the ten years like super interest years of like super low interest rates. so in the long run, i probably will out probably will make out and i don't even have a mortgage and i'm the presenter. what's going on? inn— i'm the presenter. what's going on? no n— i'm the presenter. what's going on? this is .wrong- i'm the presenter. what's going on? this is-wrong way- what's going on? this is wrong way round. on? this is the wrong way round. sonotnng-o— on? this is the wrong way round. something's wrong. o" something's going wrong. oh, did i i something's going wrong. oh, did w—w nnoo— i just reveal that i have a mortgage ? yeah, you're not. mortgage? yeah, you're not. you-wo— mortgage? yeah, you're not. vou-wo nu— mortgage? yeah, you're not. you're not the— 337 yeah, you're not. you're not the working class underdog-— you're not the working class unuowuog. yuo— you're not the working class underdog. we thought you're you're not the working class undeyou're ne thought you're you're not the working class undeyou're ne man. ght you're you're not the working class undeyou're ne man. ght e «satire you're not the working class undeyou're ne man. ght e the. you're the man. i'd like to unno— the. you're the man. i'd like to thank murray. you're- the. you're the man. i'd like to thank murray. you're a- the. you're the man. w: e tie. you're a slumlord. thank murray. you're a slumlord. murray schafer for that. but, yeah, i mean, maybe- murray schafer for that. but, yeah, i mean, maybe we- t but, yeah, i mean, maybe we can move on-nut— yeah, i mean, maybe we can move on-nut-ono- yeah, i mean, maybe we can move on-nut-ono thing. on from this. but the one thing i on from this. but the one thing w-tno— on from this. but the one thing w-tno onwy— on from this. but the one thing i-the only strange- on from this. but the one thing i the only strange thing on from this. but the one thing i that the only strange thing on from this. but the one thing i that interestly strange thing on from this. but the one thing i that interest ratesinge thing on from this. but the one thing i that interest rates used:hing on from this. but the one thing i that interest rates used totg is that interest rates used to be is that interest rates used to no high— is that interest rates used to woo high nnon— is that interest rates used to be high when we were growing up. they— be high when we were growing up. tnoy-uno— be high when we were growing up. tnoy-uko toy.— be high when we were growing up. tnoy-uko 10%-upi

they were like 10% was going up tnowo—tnowo- they were like 10% was going up there—there was. there different time. there was owuoo—nut- there different time. there wasi slates—but-we slates and things, but when we uowou-o— slates and things, but when we oono-un-uno- slates and things, but when we were-up,-like 10%. slates and things, but when we were up, like 10% and were going up, it's like 10% and oooowo— were going up, it's like 10% and people-to— were going up, it's like 10% and oooowo-to got- were going up, it's like 10% and people-to get used- were going up, it's like 10% and people to get used to people just got to get used to tnu— people just got to get used to tnu ooon.— people just got to get used to that again-good- people just got to get used to that again. good for that again. and it's good for oooowo— that again. and it's good for ooono-outnu- that again. and it's good for people saving, who are people who are saving, who are trying— people who are saving, who are uytnglono— people who are saving, who are uytnglono uoy— people who are saving, who are uytnglono uuy got- people who are saving, who are trying one day get the trying to one day get on the wouuon— trying to one day get on the ladder.-even- trying to one day get on the. ladder.-even though ladder. i suppose even though tnu-o—nu- ladder. i suppose even though that's—but-not| ladder. i suppose even though thegood-but-notj ladder. i suppose even though thegood if but not ladder. i suppose even though thegood if you but not ladder. i suppose even though thegood if you have ut not ladder. i suppose even though thegood if you have ut mortgage so good if you have a mortgage tnu-o— so good if you have a mortgage tnu-o rapidly— so good if you have a mortgage that's rapidly rising right? no,— that's rapidly rising right? no. youo— that's rapidly rising right? no, you're absolutely- that's rapidly rising right? no, you're absolutely right. they when no, you're absolutely right. thewere when no, you're absolutely right. thewere younger. yeah. when no, you're absolutely right. thewere younger. yeah. yeah.|en we were younger. yeah. yeah. simpler— we were younger. yeah. yeah. simpler times. _ we were younger. yeah. yeah. simpler times. all— gt yeah. yeah. simpler times. all right. gt” yeah. yeah. simpler times. all right. what's on-of— simpler times. all right. what's on-of ino— simpler times. all right. what's on-of the times,- on the cover of the times, loon?— on the cover of the times, loom-n— on the cover of the times, lewis?- it says - on the cover of the times, lewis? it says unions lewis? well it says unions wunnouo— lewis? well it says unions lambaste labour naive lambaste labour over naive onowoy—unonl lambaste labour over naive energy—which isi lambaste labour over naive. energy—which is one lambaste labour over naive- energy_which is one of energy plan gmb, which is one of tnooo— energy plan gmb, which is one of moo—unno- those unions follows unite, union—of- those unions follows unite,- which_of those which is another one of those. unions—proposed unions and criticising proposed woun— unions and criticising proposed oon-unwuno— unions and criticising proposed ban drilling licence for ban on new drilling licence for the ban on new drilling licence for no nonn— ban on new drilling licence for no uonn soo— ban on new drilling licence for the north sea oil— ban on new drilling licence for the north sea oil and gas which sunnow— the north sea oil and gas which starmer proposes. wt starmer proposes. he's proposes a and so they're saying to him, you've got to back down on this because we need drilling and we need we need we need the money. scotland needs the money and they need it's more jobs. but at they need it's more jobs. but at the same very same time, the labour is to stick labour leader is urged to stick to a plan. in a letter signed by 139 organisations turns into shooting campaign to protect rural england and the royal society for the protection of birds and the national federation women's institutes

federation of women's institutes to ban oil and gas. yeah. what? you.— to ban oil and gas. yeah. what? you. you— to ban oil and gas. yeah. what? on non, w— to ban oil and gas. yeah. what? yeah. well, i was— to ban oil and gas. yeah. what? yeah. well, i was i— to ban oil and gas. yeah. what? yeah. well, i was i was- tut" t yttw: gt; yeah. what? yeah. well, i was i was glad about— yeah. well, i was i was glad about no. — yeah. well, i was i was glad about this. some- yeah. well, i was i was glad about this. some actual unions are about this. some actual unions doing— about this. some actual unions oono tno— about this. some actual unions are doing the old— about this. some actual unions are doing the old labour thing onu— are doing the old labour thing and uuuuwy— are doing the old labour thing and actually concerned about the working— and actually concerned about the working owooo— and actually concerned about the working class and— and actually concerned about the working class and jobs and ungo— working class and jobs and things uno— working class and jobs and things like that. and they're saying— things like that. and they're saying-n— things like that. and they're saying is reckless and saying this is reckless and un— saying this is reckless andi n-ww—ninoo it'll be like the coal mines to— it'll be like the coal mines to wooing— it'll be like the coal mines it's being done— it'll be like the coal mines it's being done far too fast. anu— it's being done far too fast. and-wookou- it's being done far too fast. and-lookedlthe. and then i looked at the ouuuun— guardian, they had like the unor— guardian, they had like the unow undo— guardian, they had like the other angle-no,- guardian, they had like the other angle no, no, other angle of like, no, no, surmo— other angle of like, no, no, sunnow n— other angle of like, no, no, starmer is being backed in this non.— starmer is being backed in this non. anu— starmer is being backed in this ban. and-much— starmer is being backed in this ban. and much very ban. and very much it's very ouonoo. — ban. and very much it's very strange. _things. ban. and very much it's veryi strange.-things are strange. again, it's things are vony— strange. again, it's things are very-the- strange. again, it's things are vony-tno-uoi very confused. the times are oon—no- very confused. the times are sort _the working. sort of backing the working owooo— sort of backing the working. class—guardian class argument. the guardian are booking— class argument. the guardian are booking tno— class argument. the guardian are outing to oon— class argument. the guardian are backing the sort of— class argument. the guardian are backing the sort of net zero. madness._think, madness. what do you think, nouwo — madness. what do you think,i nouwo _going madness. what do you think,- nouwo _going on paul? there's so much going on here. i mean, vision zero or whatever it zero net, zero net zero vision zero, something whatever it zero net, zero net zero v road zero, something whatever it zero net, zero net zero v road safety,)mething about road safety, it's completely but net completely different. but net zero going to bankrupt the zero is going to bankrupt the world. it's going to bankrupt the western world. if we carry on ploughing at it like the economics of it, don't matter. we keep oh, no, no, we just keep going. oh, no, no, no. just can't keep no. it's just we can't keep having moral crusades. moral crusades keep people crusades don't keep people alive. economics keeps people alive. economics keeps people alive. and we need to start looking at this from an economic position said millions position. i've said millions of times you need to

times before, you need to have everything table. everything on the table. fracking if need because you fracking if need be, because you need to be able to come energy sufficient . however, this sufficient. however, this is just beginning because this just the beginning because this is the start, isn't it? labour are win the next are going to win the next general election for general election and for the four after we're just four years after that we're just going see the unions sat going to see the unions sat on the saying the sidelines saying you're doing they'll doing it wrong and they'll they'll crumble they'll eventually crumble because paymasters because their paymasters will fall out with them and we'll have a conservative government again the control again because the unions control one of votes in the one third of the votes in the thing. they one third of the votes in the thing . they have a major thing. they have a major connot— thing. they have a major control. well,— thing. they have a major control. well, i'm- g they have a major control. well, i'm no fan of the nut— control. well, i'm no fan of the out w— control. well, i'm no fan of the unions, but i hate— control. well, i'm no fan of the unions, but i hate net zero even nut— unions, but i hate net zero even out no— unions, but i hate net zero even out no n— unions, but i hate net zero even more. but it's a pity- unions, but i hate net zero even more. but it's a pity that only reform uk are the ones i've reform uk are the only ones i've heard tried to tackle heard seriously tried to tackle this amongst you and this amongst you know and they're mainstream nstream this amongst you know and they're mainstream parties this amongst you know and thejreally mainstream parties this amongst you know and thejreally matackling parties this amongst you know and thejreally matackling the ties are really not tackling the unrealistic of zero. unrealistic nature of net zero. there's you reform uk don't see toloonuowwou— there's you reform uk don't see to.controlled by— there's you reform uk don't see to controlled by anything to be controlled by anything tnowo— to be controlled by anything mono-to— to be controlled by anything mono-to woo- to be controlled by anything. there-to be _want there seems to be i don't want to sound— there seems to be i don't want to sound conspiratorial here but it to sound conspiratorial here but u foowo— to sound conspiratorial here but u foowo uno— to sound conspiratorial here but it feels like every— to sound conspiratorial here but it feels like every everybody's noon— it feels like every everybody's ooon wooing— it feels like every everybody's been being controlled by some nnuwo— been being controlled by some nnuwo ny— been being controlled by some narrative by klaus schwab , klaus narrative by klaus schwab, klaus sonnuo— narrative by klaus schwab, klaus sonuuo wu- — narrative by klaus schwab, klaus schwab, wef. there— narrative by klaus schwab, klaus schwab, wef. ”wt gt narrative by klaus schwab, klaus schwab, wef. “wt”wt gt schwab, wef. there you go. all right. and finally, what's on the cover of the i pour generation? i most fearful of

wooing— generation? i most fearful of wooing tnou— generation? i most fearful of losing their jobs— generation? i most fearful of losing their jobs to- th wtw7 i most fearful of losing their jobs to robots. inn— losing their jobs to robots. no n— losing their jobs to robots. this is more— losing their jobs to robots. this is more this is more about al this is more this is more about on unn— this is more this is more about on non onu— this is more this is more about al nick, and this— this is more this is more about al nick, and this is about the ai nick, and this is about the gonowuuon— ai nick, and this is about the oonowuion w— ai nick, and this is about the generation, i assume they're tuning— generation, i assume they're talking about— generation, i assume they're talking about the younger gonowouon— talking about the younger generation here and about how robots— generation here and about how wonoto uo— generation here and about how robots are going— generation here and about how robots are going to take over. of-tnoy— robots are going to take over. ef-tnoy uo— robots are going to take over. of-they are all- robots are going to take over. of they are all going to of course they are all going to be of course they are all going to woo—nu- of course they are all going to woo—nu nouy- be dead, so let's not worry about— be dead, so let's not worry about. however, - be dead, so let's not worry about however, the story about it. however, the story tnu-o— about it. however, the story tnu-o wouwy— about it. however, the story that's really caught my eye here is that's really caught my eye here to just— that's really caught my eye here to tuultno— that's really caught my eye here to tuultno-of— that's really caught my eye here is just-the .of the - is just to the left of the noouuno,— is just to the left of the headline,-by. is just to the left of the- headline, - by rebecca headline, and it's by rebecca nood— headline, and it's by rebecca rood-non- headline, and it's by rebecca. reed,-men-cheat headline, and it's by rebecca- reed,-men-cheat on reed, who says men who cheat on ouwoowunuy— reed, who says men who cheat on extraordinary-are _ reed, who says men who cheat on extraordinary are broken. extraordinary wives are broken. so extraordinary wives are broken. so-oo— extraordinary wives are broken. so-oo unu— extraordinary wives are broken. so-so what about- extraordinary wives are broken. so so what about men who so this is so what about men who onou— so this is so what about men who onou on— so this is so what about men who cheat on average— so this is so what about men who cheat on average wives? good ouoouon— cheat on average wives? good uuoouon . — cheat on average wives? good question . yeah,— cheat on average wives? good question . yeah, i- cheat on average wives? good question . 4,133; t question. yeah, i like this. it's sort of like and ai is going to take over the world. and way, men are evil and by the way, men are evil just yeah. in case just on the side. yeah. in case you've for day, you've forgotten, for one day, men toxic evil and what men are toxic and evil and what about. what about what about men who about. what about what about men oono-on— about. what about what about men uno-on tuu— who cheat on just plain nonwo— who cheat on just plain horrible, wives? who cheat on just plain horrible,-wives? know? horrible, ugly wives? you know? anu— horrible, ugly wives? you know? ann—non— horrible, ugly wives? you know? ann—non uno - horrible, ugly wives? you know? and _ men who leave i and what about men who leave their to use ai destroy their wives to use al to destroy us they're the worst of us all? they're the worst of all. it must this all. it must be with this uuowo— all. it must be with this uuowo to— all. it must be with this article to-is- it must be with this article to is says article to me is it says nououwy— article to me is it says basically-of- article to me is it says basically of young article to me is it says- basically-of young adults basically 52% of young adults odou— basically 52% of young adults ugou to— basically 52% of young adults ugou to to— basically 52% of young adults ugoo wo to zo— basically 52% of young adults aged 18 to 24 are— basically 52% of young adults aged 18 to 24 are concerned that uunuu— aged 18 to 24 are concerned that artificial intelligence systems unu— artificial intelligence systems you oonooo— artificial intelligence systems will damage their employment onoooooo. — will damage their employment onoooouo. so— will damage their employment prospects. so what this story is, prospects. so what this story to, n— prospects. so what this story to, to uno— prospects. so what this story is, is like, congratulations to

us. we've made— is, is like, congratulations to us. we've made 52% of young men and women scared— us. we've made 52% of young men and women scared and panicking, and women scared and panicking, unu ou— and women scared and panicking, unt got to— and women scared and panicking, and we've got to go— and women scared and panicking, and we've got to go . t and we've got to go. but it's ootuuty— and we've got to go. but it's actually that was the first time lewis schaefer has brought us back to the story and the fact that was amazing. i never thought see there he is. thought i'd see it. there he is. lewis all right. lewis schaefer. all right. that's part but that's it. for part one. but coming rishi trouble. coming up, rishi in trouble. karma for just stop coming up, rishi in trouble. karma forjust stop oil and karma for just stop oil and a policeman is spotted doing his actual

to gb news radio. iwelcome- to gb news radio. iwelcome back. to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners. i'm nick still here with welcome back to headliners. i'm icox still here with welcome back to headliners. i'm icox and still here with . welcome back to headliners. i'm icox and histill here with- . welcome back to headliners. i'm icox and his elderly with- paul cox and his elderly oooonuont— paul cox and his elderly dependent lewis schaffer. i'm so sonny.— dependent lewis schaffer. i'm so sorry tonn— dependent lewis schaffer. i'm so sorry towto vou— dependent lewis schaffer. i'm so sorry. lewis you know why i did not.— sorry. lewis you know why i did tnu. anu— sorry. lewis you know why i did tnu. ant tno— sorry. lewis you know why i did that. and the eye— sorry. lewis you know why i did that. and the eye now and rishi sunu— that. and the eye now and rishi sunut oootoyu— that. and the eye now and rishi sunak approval rating has otunnotou— sunak approval rating has plummeted to— sunak approval rating has plummeted to a new low from its otovtouo— plummeted to a new low from its previous position— plummeted to a new low from its previous position of— plummeted to a new low from its previous position of already tony— previous position of already tony ton.— previous position of already very low. lewis— previous position of already very low. lewis very, very low. it very low. lewis very, very low. wt toys— very low. lewis very, very low. wt toys ttont — very low. lewis very, very low. it says rishi sunak— very low. lewis very, very low. it says rishi sunak approval rating plummets as he nearly loses half of to 2019. conservative voters because they don't want to vote for him because it's not really a conservative party. and like all

the parties, they're splitting in and says that the in half. and it says that the only people who like rishi sunak basically are older people like my age and up. but the young young generation x, he's got a —34% according to this study . —34% according to this study. and i wonder what sort of done tnto— and i wonder what sort of done to tot— and i wonder what sort of done to tot um.— and i wonder what sort of done this for him. i— and i wonder what sort of done this for him. i mean, the fact not— this for him. i mean, the fact tnu tt-o— this for him. i mean, the fact that it's coming— this for him. i mean, the fact that it's coming out now makes me that it's coming out now makes no nonou tt— that it's coming out now makes me wonder if it's— that it's coming out now makes me wonder if it's the immigration- me wonder if it's the immigration figures, the 606,000 net immigration,— immigration figures, the 606,000 net immigration, many net immigration, which many ooooto— people said would bury the tonoo. — people said would bury the tonoo. _oonl people said would bury the| tories._can it? tories. it can't help, can it? or tories. it can't help, can it? ot-tuot— tories. it can't help, can it? ot-tuot tno— tories. it can't help, can it? or-just the fact- tories. it can't help, can it? or just the fact that he or is it just the fact that he noon-t— or is it just the fact that he hasn't managed— or is it just the fact that he hasn't managed really do hasn't managed to really do unytntng— hasn't managed to really do anything-hasn't- hasn't managed to really do anything hasn't enacted anything yet, he hasn't enacted anything yet, he hasn't enacted any-tottotooo— anything yet, he hasn't enacted any-tottotooo wo- anything yet, he hasn't enacted any-policies? isla- anything yet, he hasn't enacted any policies? is a bad any of his policies? is it a bad ooononyo— any of his policies? is it a bad ooononyo wo— any of his policies? is it a bad economy? islboris- any of his policies? is it a bad economy? is boris coming back economy? is it boris coming back no — economy? is it boris coming back no wou— economy? is it boris coming back in? what-think,- economy? is it boris coming back in? what-think, paul. economy? is it boris coming backi in? what-think, paul no, in? what do you think, paul no, i probably inherited i think he probably inherited a bit of a sinking ship. if anything, he's quietened down the has the rhetoric a bit, which has helped things so from helped calm things so from that perspective, sunak perspective, for me, rishi sunak has a relatively good job has done a relatively good job in terms of getting us back to talking policies rather in terms of getting us back to talkiiwhat policies rather in terms of getting us back to talkiiwhat borisylicies rather in terms of getting us back to talkiiwhat boris was s rather in terms of getting us back to talkiiwhat boris was uptther in terms of getting us back to talkiiwhat boris was up to er in terms of getting us back to talkiiwhat boris was up to in the than what boris was up to in the last weeks, which was last couple of weeks, which was getting boring. getting terribly boring. however, that however, i'm not convinced that approval linked directly approval ratings linked directly to success. so i mean to electoral success. so i mean , it's a bit like measuring shoe size, isn't it? it doesn't make any difference. it's not compared to anything. but they

did say it points to a labour landslide, on landslide, you know, based on this , the tories would lose 150 this, the tories would lose 150 seats. and if it was based seats. yeah. and if it was based on that, that would be devastating. however i often think about 2019 as a bit of an outlier anyway , that wasn't outlier anyway, that wasn't really didn't ever feel me really it didn't ever feel to me like versus like a conservative versus labour race. it felt like it felt like brexit versus non brexit and it felt like, let's stop the nonsense compared with let's continue the nonsense. if you take ourselves back to december 19th, the houses of parliament were just like a children's playground. one problem i think we've- '”wt“ g one problem i think we've reached ”t“ g one problem i think we've reached is i problem i think we've reached is t noon— problem i think we've reached is t tn— problem i think we've reached is t w-n gotng— problem i think we've reached is i mean, i'm going to actually totonu— i mean, i'm going to actually defend reach.— i mean, i'm going to actually defend reach. i'm— i mean, i'm going to actually defend reach. i'm not like the massive ricci_ defend reach. i'm not like the massive ricci fan,— defend reach. i'm not like the massive ricci fan, but i as massive ricci fan, but i may as not—o— massive ricci fan, but i may as uott—o tott- massive ricci fan, but i may as uott—o on no- massive ricci fan, but i may as well—a bit. he he. well defend him a bit. he he ooono—nol seems quite competent. he seems out— seems quite competent. he seems outlgonutno— seems quite competent. he seems oonlgonutno-to— seems quite competent. he seems sort genuine. to have a sort of genuine. and to have a conun— sort of genuine. and to have a certain integrity— sort of genuine. and to have a certain integrity around things like responsibility, like fiscal responsibility, he too— does things that are not that oooutu— does things that are not that oooutu-no- does things that are not that oooutu-no ooyo- does things that are not that popular he says we does things that are not that- popular-he says we have popular because he says we have to tot— popular because he says we have to g.-budgg._ popular because he says we have to for-budget. but— popular because he says we have to for budget. but then to for the budget. but then ugun— to for the budget. but then ugun-uooo- again, like, who does he touooonto— again, like, who does he represent?-i. again, like, who does he represent?-i talking again, like, who does he re|a3sent?-i talking again, like, who does he re|a taxi :?-i talking again, like, who does he re|a taxi driver-i talking again, like, who does he re|a taxi driver last i talking again, like, who does he re|a taxi driver last night talking again, like, who does he re|a taxi driver last night who ng to a taxi driver last night who oug— to a taxi driver last night who out no— to a taxi driver last night who said, no, no, he's— to a taxi driver last night who said, no, no, he's goldman suns,— said, no, no, he's goldman sachs, - know, - said, no, no, he's goldman sachs, know, and sachs, you know, and conservatives not conservatives think he's not totuuty— actually conservative enough. ant—tton-ti and obviously the left aren't going— and obviously the left aren't gotng—ntn. - and obviously the left aren't gotng—ntn. sol and obviously the left aren't going him. so the going to vote for him. so the proton — going to vote for him. so the problem .mean,- going to vote for him. so the problem .mean, he

problem is, i mean, who does he totuuty— problem is, i mean, who does he actually represent? /wtw “ t actually represent? you hit the nut— actually represent? you hit the nail the it's nail on the head. it's not enough people will like enough that people will like you. it's that people really like you that they out like you that they come out to vote think i mean, vote for you. i think i mean, from i can tell people from what i can tell people don't don't don't like not that they don't like guy. they don't like don't like not that they don't like thejuy. they don't like don't like not that they don't like the conservativest like don't like not that they don't like the conservatives have done don't like not that they don't like the past;ervatives have done don't like not that they don't like the past five tives have done don't like not that they don't like the past five years. ave done over the past five years. they don't like they don't like the covid business, which was so unconservative. was anti unconservative. it was so anti libertarian liberty. libertarian and liberty. they don't fact that there's don't like the fact that there's 600,000 people coming and 600,000 people coming in. and he's sitting there saying whatever he's saying. he's not doing anything about it. it's not done. so not it's not getting done. so he's he is whether he's a nice guy or not, i like him because he's thin. probably he's thin. he's probably non—diabetic , although he may. non—diabetic, although he may. is he a vegetarian ? we need to is he a vegetarian? we need to onoot— is he a vegetarian? we need to onoot tnu. — is he a vegetarian? we need to check that. _you- is he a vegetarian? we need to check that. _you can. is he a vegetarian? we need to check that. tt“ is he a vegetarian? we need to check that. t“ check that. well, you can be a vegetarian and healthy if you keep your weight okay. and keep your weight down. okay. and just final note, it's just as a quick final note, it's not starmer absolutely not like starmer is absolutely smashing into smashing it. he's dipped into nogutvo—tno- smashing it. he's dipped into negative _the firsti negative territory for the first ttno, — negative territory for the first ttno—totngl time, although he's doing ttotutttngty— time, although he's doing disturbingly well amongst young ooooto— disturbingly well amongst young people—know- people who just don't know onytntng— people who just don't know anything-world. i people who just don't know. anything-world. let's people who just don't know. anythion-world. let's people who just don't know anythlon do world. let's people who just don't know anythlon do the mm. let's people who just don't know anythlon do the mail let's people who just don't know anythlon do the mail now; people who just don't know anythion do the mail now and move on and do the mail now and just— move on and do the mail now and just stop.— move on and do the mail now and just stop. on— move on and do the mail now and just stop. oil activists could be stripped— just stop. oil activists could be stripped driving be stripped of their driving ueenses— be stripped of their driving licences,_lying| be stripped of their drivingi licences,_lying in licences, apparently lying in the licences, apparently lying in she-e— licences, apparently lying in she-e isn-e- licences, apparently lying in the a isn't actually the road like a isn't actually in she— the road like a isn't actually in the highway— the road like a isn't actually in the highway code. paul yeah,

weu— in the highway code. paul yeah, wen-seep. — in the highway code. paul yeah, wen-seep. ou— in the highway code. paul yeah, well stop. o c e�*f , well, just stop. oil activists could stripped of driving could be stripped of driving licence crackdown. it licence under new crackdown. it was could licence under new crackdown. it wa given could licence under new crackdown. it wa given new could licence under new crackdown. it wa given new powers could licence under new crackdown. it wa given new powers to could licence under new crackdown. it wa given new powers to suspend be given new powers to suspend motoring rights for those who breach public order laws. now this seems a little bit counter intuitive to me because just stop oil want less people on the roads taking away their driving licence their licence is helping their campaign . now, i'm not sure what campaign. now, i'm not sure what they're trying achieve they're trying to achieve here, what do what they're going to do next. judges take oil licences judges to take away oil licences to, you know, to hinder . just to, you know, to hinder. just stop oil for me. to, you know, to hinder. just stop oil for me . they should stop oil for me. they should just arrest everybody with purple hair until they can prove they weren't on their way to a protest and then let them go back to their home. it's a great point. i back to their home. it's a great pens. i mean— back to their home. it's a great point. i mean, this— back to their home. it's a great point. i mean, this law- f ” it's a great point. i mean, this law isn't, of course, it's— point. i mean, this law isn't, of course, it's not— point. i mean, this law isn't, of course, it's not just for jess— of course, it's not just for just seen— of course, it's not just for just see on. — of course, it's not just for just stop oil. it's ministers nennng— just stop oil. it's ministers hoping n— just stop oil. it's ministers are hoping it will be used against— are hoping it will be used against them— are hoping it will be used against them because they're a son— against them because they're a senlnnne— against them because they're a sort prime candidate it. sort of prime candidate for it. nun— sort of prime candidate for it. nun-is. — sort of prime candidate for it. nun-is. n— sort of prime candidate for it. but-is. i mean,- sort of prime candidate for it.| but-is. i mean,-do but yeah, it is. i mean, you do wonde— but yeah, it is. i mean, you do wonder-nin— but yeah, it is. i mean, you do wonder will actually wonder if it will actually neppen— wonder if it will actually- happen _establishment happen because the establishment seense-n— happen because the establishment seense-n ven— happen because the establishment seems-be very soft- seems to just be very soft on just— seems to just be very soft on jess—ann— seems to just be very soft on jess-ann ens- just stop oil. and this would depend— just stop oil. and this would. depend —knen, depend on a judge, you know, taking— depend on a judge, you know, nennglsen— depend on a judge, you know, nennglsen en— depend on a judge, you know, takinglsort of fair- depend on a judge, you know, taking sort of fair stance and taking a sort of fair stance and not being— taking a sort of fair stance and non being no— taking a sort of fair stance and not being pro just— taking a sort of fair stance and not being pro just stop. maybe i'm not being pro just stop. maybe n-n—nneensn- not being pro just stop. maybe i'm _theorist, buti

not being pro just stop. maybe i'rseems theorist, but not being pro just stop. maybe i'rseems me theorist, but not being pro just stop. maybe i'rseems me the zorist, but not being pro just stop. maybe i'rseems me the establishment it seems to me the establishment are it seems to me the establishment kine— it seems to me the establishment nine of— it seems to me the establishment are kind of.board_ it seems to me the establishment are kind of board with just are kind of on board with just seen— are kind of on board with just seen-ne— are kind of on board with just seen-ne-nnnnl stop oil. what do you think, sense — stop oil. what do you think, louis? _they're- stop oil. what do you think, louis? _they're on. stop oil. what do you think,- louis.7 _they're on board louis? i think they're on board with want to. they. with it. they want to. they. they these kind of the they want these kind of the shock and the shock troops of it. and the operative word the whole operative word in the whole story is could it's one those story is could it's one of those the more i've never the more i'm more i've never paid much attention to the paid this much attention to the news. all all news. and it's all it's all a bunch of nonsense the tories this hasn't happened. this this hasn't happened. it sounds know, sounds sounds like you know, it sounds like it sounds a couple of like it sounds like a couple of boys the making jokes. boys in the back making jokes. you saying, you know, nick dixon saying, what about maybe we what do you what about maybe we should that driving should take that driving licence away. that'll teach him. and this thing. yeah. this is a funny thing. yeah. let's driving let's take their driving licences don't think licences away. i don't think it's going to happen. no, it would be fun. would- c 92» g " no, it would be fun. would be total nens. — would be fun. would be total bans. probably— would be fun. would be total bans. probably going to bans. probably not going to happen- — bans. probably not going to happen- nee-s— bans. probably not going to happen. let's do guardian happen. let's do the guardian now-solution- happen. let's do the guardian now-solution to- happen. let's do the guardian now solution to the now with a solution to the massive out of massive number of people out of work—moneyl work just give them free money forever. _which- work just give them free money forever. _whichlthis. work just give them free money forever. _whichlthis is. forever. yeah. which is this is. this the guardian. we'd this is in the guardian. we'd like give money, not like to give out free money, not theirs, basically. but it's the universal, basic universal, universal basic income. that income. um, they want is that universal of 1600 a universal basic income of 1600 a month to be trialled in two places in england. and so you think, well government is think, well the government is going this , it's going to trial this, but it's not government, it's some going to trial this, but it's not tankvernment, it's some going to trial this, but it's not tank autonomy, t's some going to trial this, but it's not tank autonomy, which ne going to trial this, but it's not tank autonomy, which is

think tank autonomy, which is backing the plan . 6000 hundred backing the plan. 6000 hundred poundsis backing the plan. 6000 hundred pounds is how much is that ? is pounds is how much is that? is that 20,000, £20,000 a year? that's a lot of money to give somebody. i would know. i wouldn't be happy because i'm making hundreds and hundreds of thousands this. but thousands from this. yeah, but i think giving money whether think be giving money whether they to or and they choose to work or not. and then and then the guy was founding founded something a woman is founding. it says no one should be facing poverty having to between heating having to choose between heating and eating in one of the wealthiest countries in the world. evidence shows that wealthiest countries in the w

so that could happen. but paul, in a nn— so that could happen. but paul, i'm a bit suspicious. it's basically— i'm a bit suspicious. it's basically socialism, isn't it? nne— basically socialism, isn't it? the—come- basically socialism, isn't it?i the _come from the money has to come from somewhere, taxpayers somewhere, which is taxpayers une— somewhere, which is taxpayers nee-winn— somewhere, which is taxpayers like .with - garden | like you with your nice garden and— like you with your nice garden end-ne— like you with your nice garden and-to-peoplel and it goes to these people because— and it goes to these people nesense—nl and it goes to these people- because_it come because where else can it come none— because where else can it come from? ann— because where else can it come from? ann nn— because where else can it come from? and i'm not— because where else can it come from? and i'm not i'm not an eeenennsn— from? and i'm not i'm not an eeenenisnlyen— from? and i'm not i'm not an economist, you know, economist, as you know, but i always— economist, as you know, but i aways snuggle— economist, as you know, but i always struggle understand always struggle to understand why—cause! why this doesn't just cause anflanan. — why this doesn't just cause inflation. _give- why this doesn't just cause inflation. give everyone inflation. if you give everyone ans—nones- inflation. if you give everyone this—money, why. this amount of money, why aaesn-n— this amount of money, why doesn't—this. this amount of money, why- doesn't_this amount doesn't that devalue this amount of doesn't that devalue this amount an-vaa-ne— doesn't that devalue this amount an-vaa-ne-naau of money? you're asking paul, i answer. may yeah, the answer. may i? yeah, go on. the answer. may i? yeah, go on. the answer cause answer is it does cause inflation. that's what causes inflation. that's what causes inflation. money, inflation. when you spend money, you to to people you don't have to give to people who don't deserve it. nice. you sound une— who don't deserve it. nice. you sound like leo— who don't deserve it. nice. you sound like leo keir— znzgn" . : . nice. you sound like leo keir starmer. n-s— sound like leo keir starmer. n-s-ea— sound like leo keir starmer. n-s-ea an- sound like leo keir starmer. it's-go on, paul. | it's brilliant. go on, paul. wen.— it's brilliant. go on, paul. well,-socialism,- it's brilliant. go on, paul. well,-socialism, isn't. well, it is socialism, isn't it? it very socialism it is. it's very much socialism . mean, two places in england . i mean, two places in england and they're going to give this to jarrow in the north—east and they're going give to they're going to give it to a town north london, in town in north london, in finchley right. i tell finchley. right. so i can tell you already going to you already what's going to happen. in finchley happen. the people in finchley are to be hungry on are still going to be hungry on £1,600 month. and people are still going to be hungry on £1,jarrow month. and people are still going to be hungry on £1,jarrow are 1th. and people are still going to be hungry on £1,jarrow are automatically eople in jarrow are automatically going of the going to become some of the wealthiest in jarrow and wealthiest people in jarrow and everywhere. yeah, well, yeah , everywhere. yeah, well, yeah, exactly. this isn't going to prove anything. it feels like . prove anything. it feels like. it feels like it's always the case, isn't it, that you need

capitalism to support socialism? so this money's got to be generated somehow to be given away. and it feels like someone wants to prove point that this wants to prove a point that this can doing it in these two can work. doing it in these two places isn't going to prove anything. and if this is trial places isn't going to prove anjust,g. and if this is trial places isn't going to prove anjust,g.think, if this is trial places isn't going to prove anjust,g.think, 30, is is trial places isn't going to prove anjust,g.think, 30, 30s trial places isn't going to prove anjust,g.think, 30, 30 people, of just, i think, 30, 30 people, so-a major not- of just, i think, 30, 30 people, so-a major not a- of just, i think, 30, 30 people, so a major not a major so it's not a major not a major i mean— so it's not a major not a major n nnene-s— so it's not a major not a major i mean, there's a— so it's not a major not a major i mean, there's a lot. let's see what— i mean, there's a lot. let's see what happens. my concern, lastly, is just that, you know, what does it do to people? i think it was bobby think believe it was bobby kennedy rots think believe it was bobby ken soul rots think believe it was bobby ken soul of rots think believe it was bobby ken soul of a rots think believe it was bobby ken soul of a man. rots think believe it was bobby ken soul of a man. so rots think believe it was bobby ken soul of a man. so will rots the soul of a man. so will people still want to get jobs and be active? let's see. anyway, the mail my anyway, let's do the mail and my home is home town of cumbria is pioneering new scheme, pioneering a bold new scheme, having policemen on the having actual policemen on the streets. work. i streets. paul it could work. i mean, seaside town has streets. paul it could work. i- mean,lseaside town has nearly mean, a seaside town has nearly nanea— mean, a seaside town has nearly halved-anti—social- mean, a seaside town has nearly halved anti—social behaviour halved its anti—social behaviour in halved its anti—social behaviour an-a— halved its anti—social behaviour an-a year— halved its anti—social behaviour an-a years-asa- halved its anti—social behaviour an-a years-ass ny- in less than a yearjust by introducing— in less than a yearjust by introducing one- in less than a yearjust by introducing one traditional loan on introducing one traditional loan an neat.— introducing one traditional loan on neat. nanny— introducing one traditional loan on beat. bobby officer who would nave— on beat. bobby officer who would nave nnaagnn— on beat. bobby officer who would have thought it?— on beat. bobby officer who would have thought it? i— on beat. bobby officer who would have thought it? i mean, we've all nsnenea— have thought it? i mean, we've all listened to— have thought it? i mean, we've all listened to people. well, pennans— all listened to people. well, pennans aa— all listened to people. well, perhaps our age, nick, but definitely— perhaps our age, nick, but definitely people over 50 saying for years— definitely people over 50 saying for years ana— definitely people over 50 saying for years and years and years anat— for years and years and years nnan navang— for years and years and years that having bobbies on the beat mane— that having bobbies on the beat naae lean— that having bobbies on the beat made lead crime— that having bobbies on the beat made lead crime reduce or kept it made lead crime reduce or kept an an— made lead crime reduce or kept

an an a— made lead crime reduce or kept it at a manageable level and ans— it at a manageable level and ans as— it at a manageable level and this is really— it at a manageable level and this is really just— it at a manageable level and this is really just i mean, who aa— this is really just i mean, who am knowe— this is really just i mean, who an knew? i— this is really just i mean, who did know? i mean, this is just about— did know? i mean, this is just about policing.— did know? i mean, this is just about policing. if— did know? i mean, this is just about policing. if you have nause— about policing. if you have pause sans— about policing. if you have police cars and— about policing. if you have police cars and they're visible , n-s— police cars and they're visible , as a— police cars and they're visible , it's a visible— police cars and they're visible , it's a visible deterrent. and anne— , it's a visible deterrent. and as— , it's a visible deterrent. and crime is likely— , it's a visible deterrent. and crime is likely to— , it's a visible deterrent. and crime is likely to go down. i knew— crime is likely to go down. i knew as— crime is likely to go down. i knew as sa— crime is likely to go down. i know it's so obvious. - crime is likely to go down. i know it's so obvious. i'm proud that cumbria has come up with it. and all we ever need to do is follow robert peel's principles because it's about policing by consent. this policing by consent. and this guy because guy has consent because the local him. and local people like him. and amazingly, sam amazingly, he's called sam steele, sounds like steele, which just sounds like an . steele and an itv drama. steele and his catchphrase is something like good point, put them drugs away. you stop it . you're you know, like, stop it. you're just a nice local cumbria just like a nice local cumbria quy- just like a nice local cumbria guy. what's hilarious guy. and what's really hilarious is say they're having a is they say they're having a they'll have a fight one and they'll have a fight one day and then friends the then there'll be friends the next and i love that. it's next day. and i love that. it's like old fashioned policing. next day. and i love that. it's like 011 fashioned policing. next day. and i love that. it's like 011 fashiit's,i policing. next day. and i love that. it's like 011 fashiit's, ipolicing. next day. and i love that. it's like 011 fashiit's, i think1g. next day. and i love that. it's like 011 fashiit's, i think it's louis i think it's, i think it's ane— louis i think it's, i think it's nne story— louis i think it's, i think it's the story didn't— louis i think it's, i think it's the story didn't actually the story didn't give actually give—whatl the story didn't give actuallyi gave—nnan as the story didn't give actually- give _what is 47% give any numbers. so what is 47% non— give any numbers. so what is 47% nan-ena— give any numbers. so what is 47% nan-nnan vea— give any numbers. so what is 47% from-what you know- give any numbers. so what is 47% from what you know how from what to what you know how many— from what to what you know how many-many— from what to what you know how many-many actual- from what to what you know how many many actual right many how many actual right anene-s— many how many actual righti there's—there. there's only six people there. vean— there's only six people there. vean-nne- there's only six people there. yeah-the idea- there's only six people there.- yeah _the idea-having yeah yeah and the idea of having a nanny— yeah yeah and the idea of having a nanny an— yeah yeah and the idea of having a nanny an ane— yeah yeah and the idea of having a bobby on the street is totally maybe— a bobby on the street is totally maybe-aa— a bobby on the street is totally maybe-ea n- a bobby on the street is totally maybe-ea n in- maybe you could do it in mao/port— maybe you could do it in maryport, which is probably a any— maryport, which is probably a any-nann— maryport, which is probably a tiny town cumbria, but tiny little town in cumbria, but you— tiny little town in cumbria, but yea-aa— tiny little town in cumbria, but yea-as n— tiny little town in cumbria, but you-do it because- tiny little town in cumbria, but you do it because they're you can't do it because they're on

you can't do it because they're an-nney-ne- you can't do it because they're on they're walking on the beat. they're walking arsena— on the beat. they're walking. around, so they just can't cover all around, so they just can't cover au—aneas- around, so they just can't cover au—aneas .- around, so they just can't cover au—aneas . sa- all the different areas. so nannen— all the different areas. so number-the- all the different areas. so number the only thing number one, the only thing that snaps— number one, the only thing that snaps-as— number one, the only thing that snaps-as ane— number one, the only thing that stops-is the death- number one, the only thing that stops is the death penalty stops crime is the death penalty . wnaa— stops crime is the death penalty . wnaa sa— stops crime is the death penalty . wnaa sa .— stops crime is the death penalty . wnaa sa . nn— stops crime is the death penalty . what so , no, i— stops crime is the death penalty . what so, no, i haven't. she was so sensible throughout this show. and you've thought to yourself, i'm being too sensible. i'll say something just wild, a bored with just wild, a bit bored with myself. no, it's like myself. no, because it's like navang— myself. no, because it's like having somebody— no, because it's like having somebody know the death penan— having somebody know the death penalty-seaside- penalty for minor seaside crimes. yeah.- penalty for minor seaside crimes. “43?" penalty for minor seaside crimes. / g penalty for minor seaside- crimes. yeah. like having just got to kill one of them. you've got to kill one of them. you've got to kill one of them. you've got to kill one guy— got to kill one of them. you've got to kill one guy who- gin cc you've got to kill one guy who baby annaagn— got to kill one guy who baby annaaan ns— got to kill one guy who baby through his chips on the. you're not through his chips on the. you're nan gang— through his chips on the. you're nan gang-nu— through his chips on the. you're not going-kill my— through his chips on the. you're not going kill my fellow not going to kill my fellow cumbrians. _ not going to kill my fellow cumbrians. m; not going to kill my fellow cumbrians. : cumbrians. we've done this before. over before. this is 1776 all over again. some boys again. just just some boys playing— again. just just some boys playing football— again. just just some boys playing football-a. again. just just some boys playing football-a ball playing football under a no ball game—newea- playing football under a no balli game—mowed down playing football under a no ball- game_mowed down by game sign, getting mowed down by lewis. — game sign, getting mowed down by lewis. newn— game sign, getting mowed down by lewis. lewis comes— game sign, getting mowed down by lewis. lewis comes up— game sign, getting mowed down by lewis. f c. " lewis. lewis comes up with his american policing moves are coupled out. motty coupled out. they motty they need punished. is coupled out. they motty they need punished . is white is need to be punished. is white is wnnenaven— need to be punished. is white is whitehaven in— need to be punished. is white is whitehaven in cumbria?- : j." : is white is whitehaven in cumbria? yes. vean. — whitehaven in cumbria? yes. vean. okay— whitehaven in cumbria? yes. yeah. okay well— whitehaven in cumbria? yes. yeah. okay well that was think of americans,— yeah. okay well that was think of americans, americans and nasneauy— of americans, americans and basically invaded britain in at wnnenaven.— basically invaded britain in at whitehaven. do— basically invaded britain in at whitehaven. do you know the stan— whitehaven. do you know the sen anaes— whitehaven. do you know the story about that?— whitehaven. do you know the story about that? no but we google— story about that? no but we google anae— story about that? no but we google that whitehaven talk about— google that whitehaven talk about an— google that whitehaven talk about in fan— google that whitehaven talk about it for about 20 to 30 minutes — about it for about 20 to 30 minutes. all— about it for about 20 to 30 minutes. all right- about it for about 20 to 30 minutes. g: minutes. all right sadly we've got to move on. very shocking scenes from lewis there. but

let's independent let's do the independent now with don't a with a sentence you don't hear a lot news china. lewis lot good news from china. lewis well, don't know if you well, this i don't know if you can it good news. i guess can call it good news. i guess it is good news— can call it good news. i guess. it is good news-because it is good news because because it is good news because because is says— it is good news because because an says-say— it is good news because because it says-say china- it is good news because because it says say china says it says china, say china says anae— it says china, say china says nan-nann— it says china, say china says that-with with - it says china, say china says that with with the us that conflict with with the us wanna— that conflict with with the us wanna be. — that conflict with with the us would be, quote,— that conflict with with the us would be, quote, unbearable ansasnen— would be, quote, unbearable disaster. that's— would be, quote, unbearable disaster. that's another sannnse— disaster. that's another sannnse .— disaster. that's another surprise . sorry. i mean, surprise. sorry. i mean, anvnaasn— surprise. sorry. i mean, obviously it'll- surprise. sorry. i mean, obviously it'll be it'd be nannne— obviously it'll be it'd be horrible if— obviously it'll be it'd be horrible if china and the person nno— horrible if china and the person nna sane— horrible if china and the person who said this— horrible if china and the person who said this was— horrible if china and the person who said this was the chinese defense— who said this was the chinese defence minister,— who said this was the chinese defence minister, lin xiang fu lin defence minister, lin xiang fu un xnane— defence minister, lin xiang fu un xnane na— defence minister, lin xiang fu lin xiang fu that— defence minister, lin xiang fu lin xiang fu that sounds almost made— lin xiang fu that sounds almost made an.— lin xiang fu that sounds almost made an. ne— lin xiang fu that sounds almost made up. he says— lin xiang fu that sounds almost made up. he says the two global powers— made up. he says the two global powers wouldn't— made up. he says the two global powers wouldn't should not seek . snowe— powers wouldn't should not seek . snawa nan— powers wouldn't should not seek , should not stop— powers wouldn't should not seek , should not stop seeking common ground— , should not stop seeking common ground ana— , should not stop seeking common ground and common— , should not stop seeking common ground and common interests to wow— ground and common interests to grow nnaanenaa— ground and common interests to grow bilateral ties— ground and common interests to grow bilateral ties . and the grow bilateral ties. and the ease— grow bilateral ties. and the ease ns— grow bilateral ties. and the fast as ane— grow bilateral ties. and the fact is the fact— grow bilateral ties. and the fact is the fact is china would be annea— fact is the fact is china would be proper screwed if they lost the american _ be proper screwed if they lost the american market. yeah, and so n— the american market. yeah, and so n mean— the american market. yeah, and so i mean whose— the american market. yeah, and so i mean whose best interest is it so i mean whose best interest is in ne— so i mean whose best interest is n to avoid— so i mean whose best interest is an to avoid an _ so i mean whose best interest is it to avoid it? yeah.— so i mean whose best interest is it to avoid it? “415?" vanni“ it to avoid it? yeah. well, i thought it sounded like good news for the headline, but you look at it, it's actually about the of nuclear war the escalation of nuclear war being idea being possible. and the idea would unbearable disaster. would be an unbearable disaster. a bit of an understatement of a word there, isn't it, paul? unbearable a play that unbearable is like a play that goes a bit too long. oh,

goes on a bit too long. oh, unbearable. like not being obliterated stone in your obliterated by a stone in your shoe. oh, mean, it shoe. oh, yeah. look, i mean, it does— shoe. oh, yeah. look, i mean, it noes-une— shoe. oh, yeah. look, i mean, it noes-awe an— oh, yeah. look, i mean, it does like an authentic does sound like an authentic cnnnese— chinese name to me. i'll be noness— chinese name to me. i'll be honest. however,- chinese name to me. i'll be honest. however, i make honest. however, 11. i will make is honest. however, 11. i will make as n-n— honest. however, 11. i will make is i'm suspicious— honest. however, 11. i will make is i'm suspicious of— honest. however, 11. i will make is i'm suspicious of why they're saying— is i'm suspicious of why they're saying anns. — is i'm suspicious of why they're saying anns. n-n— is i'm suspicious of why they're saying this. i'm very suspicious nesaase— saying this. i'm very suspicious neeaase n-s— saying this. i'm very suspicious because it's so— saying this. i'm very suspicious because it's so obvious. nnene-u— because it's so obvious. there'll be— because it's so obvious. there'll be some tactic going on newe— there'll be some tactic going on nene ana— there'll be some tactic going on nene and a— there'll be some tactic going on here and a trumpian level. 4d cness— here and a trumpian level. 4d cness nnan-s— here and a trumpian level. 4d chess that's completely escaped me. however here— chess that's completely escaped me. however here i'd like to see nnen— me. however here i'd like to see nnen wanes— me. however here i'd like to see their words backed— me. however here i'd like to see their words backed out with anion.— their words backed out with action. yeah,— their words backed out with action. yeah, we've got to move wewe gea— action. yeah, we've got to move on. we've got to— action. yeah, we've got to move on. we've got to move- action. yeah, we've got to move on. nzznt on. we've got to move on. but i'm just going to say, and the one thing we do is trump one thing we do need is trump back to stop all this escalating. just throwing back to stop all this escalatthere. just throwing back to stop all this escalatthere. that'sthrowing back to stop all this escalatthere. that's itrowing back to stop all this escalatthere. that's it foring that in there. that's it for part two. but coming up, russia are training whales, smell part two. but coming up, russia areancientg whales, smell part two. but coming up, russia areancient rome es, smell part two. but coming up, russia areancient rome and smell part two. but coming up, russia areancient rome and the ;mell part two. but coming up, russia areancient rome and the guardian of ancient rome and the guardian tries of ancient rome and the guardian tnes see

gb news is the people's . channel gb news is the people's. channel weneane— gb news is the people's. channel wensane bask— gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to— gb news is the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. lea-s— welcome back to headliners. lea-s gen— welcome back to headliners. let's get straight— welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into- welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it- welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the telegraph. and a father is trying to stop the nhs permanently mutilating his autistic child. yeah, autistic child. paul yeah, this is this is quite the harrowing story, actually . a father is story, actually. a father is taking— story, actually. a father is nanng legat—

story, actually. a father is taking legal action- f a father is taking legal action against the nns— taking legal action against the nns na— taking legal action against the nns as aw— taking legal action against the wns as aw ana— taking legal action against the nhs to try and stop surgeons performing— nhs to try and stop surgeons penannnng se— nhs to try and stop surgeons performing sex change surgery on his vulnerable— performing sex change surgery on his vulnerable autistic son. so anis— his vulnerable autistic son. so nnns anne— his vulnerable autistic son. so this quite clearly— his vulnerable autistic son. so this quite clearly is an incredibly— this quite clearly is an incredibly divisive story . and incredibly divisive story. and i'll incredibly divisive story. and m an— incredibly divisive story. and m an ana— incredibly divisive story. and m an and ne— incredibly divisive story. and i'll try and be as— incredibly divisive story. and i'll try and be as sensitive i anaes— i'll try and be as sensitive i can about it.— i'll try and be as sensitive i can about it. i'm- i'll try and be as sensitive i can about it. i'm not sure i can remain impartial— can about it. i'm not sure i can remain impartial because i have nanny— remain impartial because i have nanny strong— remain impartial because i have fairly strong views— remain impartial because i have fairly strong views on this. but the fairly strong views on this. but nne nasa— fairly strong views on this. but nne ease ten-s— fairly strong views on this. but the fact let's look— fairly strong views on this. but the fact let's look at the facts snangnn— the fact let's look at the facts snangna awaw. — the fact let's look at the facts straight away. this is this is an-n-s— straight away. this is this is an-n-s a— straight away. this is this is an-n-s a 2n- straight away. this is this is an-it's a 21 year- straight away. this is this is an it's a 21 year old man an adult. it's a 21 year old man wna— an adult. it's a 21 year old man wna nas— an adult. it's a 21 year old man who has autism.— an adult. it's a 21 year old man who has autism.-i- an adult. it's a 21 year old man who has autism. i don't an adult. it's a 21 year old man who ireally ism. i don't an adult. it's a 21 year old man who ireally what i don't an adult. it's a 21 year old man who ireally what level don't an adult. it's a 21 year old man who ireally what level of)n't an adult. it's a 21 year old man who ireally what level of autism know really what level of autism he know really what level of autism ne nas— know really what level of autism he has. therefore,— know really what level of autism he has. therefore, i— know really what level of autism he has. therefore, i don't know now— he has. therefore, i don't know new-an— he has. therefore, i don't know new-an impass- he has. therefore, i don't know how an impact this has how much of an impact this has on_ao_ how much of an impact this has an—na nake- how much of an impact this hasi on_to make changes on his decision to make changes anew— on his decision to make changes anew nas— on his decision to make changes anew nns wn— on his decision to make changes about his own body. however all i about his own body. however all n an— about his own body. however all n see— about his own body. however all n nan— about his own body. however all i can see from this— about his own body. however all i can see from this story is the nannen-s— i can see from this story is the father's perspective, which is if father's perspective, which is n anis— father's perspective, which is n nnns n— father's perspective, which is if this if this— father's perspective, which is if this if this man , his son, is if this if this man, his son, is severely— if this if this man, his son, is severely autistic— if this if this man, his son, is severely autistic in any way, nnen— severely autistic in any way, anen ne— severely autistic in any way, then he would— severely autistic in any way, then he would have had support and care. most— then he would have had support and care. most of— then he would have had support and care. most of his life. and nnenenane— and care. most of his life. and therefore his— and care. most of his life. and therefore his dad— and care. most of his life. and therefore his dad is assuming i...— therefore his dad is assuming nnan wane.— therefore his dad is assuming that role. now— therefore his dad is assuming that role. now he's saying, i nan-n— that role. now he's saying, i nan-n annnk— that role. now he's saying, i don't think that— that role. now he's saying, i don't think that you should be doing— don't think that you should be doing tnts— don't think that you should be doing we .— don't think that you should be doing this . and— don't think that you should be doing this . and therefore, this doing this. and therefore, this is nuan— doing this. and therefore, this is nasn ne— doing this. and therefore, this is much more nuanced than an aaan— is much more nuanced than an aaan manne— is much more nuanced than an adult making decisions about anen— adult making decisions about tnen new. — adult making decisions about their body. yeah,— adult making decisions about their body. “415?" their body. yeah, well, i was absolutely sickened by this story. he had two story. it's he had two appointments at 17, two

appointments, years old. and appointments, 17 years old. and he's . and he he's autistic. and he may develop than people. develop later than other people. and he's already pushed into this rushed this direction. he was rushed into was given puberty into it. he was given puberty blockers at 16 against his father's wishes. and the father is arguing he can't really consent to surgery until 25 because he has autism. and that is when the prefrontal cortex fully develops and people become fully develops and people become fully rational. so i think that's argument for that's a good argument for anyone. it's anyone. and so i find it's absolutely disgusting. you've got and got this kid pushed into it and also his father, his father was told that if he tried to do anything about it, then the child may be taken into care . so child may be taken into care. so the state will take your child off you if you say this shouldn't happen. and i find it incredibly disturbing and heartbreaking. you heartbreaking. what do you think, well the question think, louis? well the question in the story is where is in the in the story is where is the mother and i think that's one of the that's one of the side that are happening side things that are happening out it's there's a lot out there is it's there's a lot of mothers against fathers with the determination of their children's sexuality and gender orientation . at the same time ,

orientation. at the same time, you— orientation. at the same time, we were— orientation. at the same time, you there aren't— orientation. at the same time, you there aren't that- nine. ’:::t at the same time, you there aren't that many nine. nznt at the same time, you there aren't that many of anese— you there aren't that many of these happening— you there aren't that many of these happening like as we found out these happening like as we found aat tast— these happening like as we found out test we— these happening like as we found out just the other— these happening like as we found out just the other day, there's only— out just the other day, there's anw 255.— out just the other day, there's anw 255. sas— out just the other day, there's only 255, 355 done every year on the only 255, 355 done every year on ane nns— only 255, 355 done every year on ane nns .— only 255, 355 done every year on ane nns . right?— only 255, 355 done every year on the nhs , right? nick it's not the nhs, right? nick it's not anat— the nhs, right? nick it's not tnat nanw— the nhs, right? nick it's not that many, but— the nhs, right? nick it's not that many, but each one it is . that many, but each one it is. it that many, but each one it is. n is— that many, but each one it is. n is a— that many, but each one it is. n is a tragedy.— that many, but each one it is. it is a tragedy. you only hope. in — it is a tragedy. you only hope. in trying— it is a tragedy. you only hope. tn twtng ta— it is a tragedy. you only hope. tn twtng to te— it is a tragedy. you only hope. i'm trying to be as political as nassttte— i'm trying to be as political as possible here.— i'm trying to be as political as possible here. don't be. you entw— possible here. don't be. you antw wea— possible here. don't be. you antw wan entw— possible here. don't be. you only you only hope that it a greater— only you only hope that it a greater gett— only you only hope that it a greater good to— only you only hope that it a greater good to our society . greater good to our society. sastetw— greater good to our society. seetetw ts— greater good to our society. society is done.— greater good to our society. society is done. i personally do not tettewe— society is done. i personally do not believe believe that that war.— not believe believe that that war. tn— not believe believe that that war. tn een— not believe believe that that you. i'm even against tattoos at— you. i'm even against tattoos at any— you. i'm even against tattoos at any age. — you. i'm even against tattoos now at any age. vanni“ you. i'm even against tattoos now at any age. t now at any age. well, i mean. i mean it's shocking. he's got a history of bullying, anxiety and the father saying that he believes becoming a woman will somehow solve all his problems. but course it won't. and they but of course it won't. and they compare it to this story of richie gay richie heron, who was a gay person, who man who had richie heron, who was a gay person, soo man who had richie heron, who was a gay person, so didn't�*nan who had richie heron, who was a gay person, so didn't realise,) had richie heron, who was a gay person, so didn't realise, oh, d autism. so didn't realise, oh, i'm just gay, couldn't process it, and had this surgery now

can't go to the toilet , it, and had this surgery now can't go to the toilet, has crippling pain all the time and there's going to be so many stories like this. there's so many conflicting aspects and facets to this, to this story . facets to this, to this story. i mean, let's just touch on a new— i mean, let's just touch on a tew tntngs— i mean, let's just touch on a few things you've- i mean, let's just touch on a few things you've already said, wren— few things you've already said, wtew ant— few things you've already said, nick, and you're— few things you've already said, nick, and you're saying. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you're saying. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you'rtthating. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you'rtthat itg. louis, few things you've already said, nick,ared you'rtthat it willuis, they are saying that it will tate— they are saying that it will take-away.— they are saying that it will take away. they'll put him take him away. they'll put him tnta— take him away. they'll put him tnta tare— take him away. they'll put him into care like— take him away. they'll put him into care like he's— take him away. they'll put him into care like he's a child. if ne-s— into care like he's a child. if ne-s a— into care like he's a child. if ne-s a enta— into care like he's a child. if he's a child, he— into care like he's a child. if he's a child, he shouldn't be doing— he's a child, he shouldn't be tang—snat- he's a child, he shouldn't be tang—enat .- he's a child, he shouldn't be. doing—chat , right? doing this. end of chat, right? ent— doing this. end of chat, right? end-tatt— doing this. end of chat, right? tnt-tatt step.- end of story. full stop. i ant — end of story. full stop. i ant r— end of story. full stop. i can't. i can't— end of story. full stop. i can't. i can't .- end of story. full stop. i can't. i can't. i- end of story. full stop. i can't. i can't. i can't overemphasise that . but it's can't. i can't. i can't— overemphasise that . but it's so overemphasise that. but it's so it's overemphasise that. but it's so tt-s a— overemphasise that. but it's so tt-s a rnasstwe— overemphasise that. but it's so it's a massive contradiction . it's a massive contradiction. ran— it's a massive contradiction. ran rean— it's a massive contradiction. ran vean . — it's a massive contradiction. ian yeah. yeah.- it's a massive contradiction. ian yeah . / it's a massive contradiction. ian yeah. / [its/sq q. ian yeah. yeah. okay. all right, well, let's move on and do this related story about the bbc drama casualty . louis yeah. bbc drama casualty. louis yeah. bbc criticised over non—binary- criticised over non—binary bin...— criticised over non—binary binary casualty- criticised over non—binary binary casualty character ttseasstne— binary casualty character discussing top surgery and it's for discussing top surgery and it's tar tne— discussing top surgery and it's tar tne snow— discussing top surgery and it's for the show casualty, which he — for the show casualty, which i've never seen— for the show casualty, which i've never seen .— for the show casualty, which i've never seen . it's on the i've never seen. it's on the state.— i've never seen. it's on the state. tne — i've never seen. it's on the state, the state _ i've never seen. it's on the state, the state propaganda network.— state, the state propaganda network, the _ state, the state propaganda network, the bbc and, and the enarasters— network, the bbc and, and the characters were _ network, the bbc and, and the characters were discussing at 8.20— characters were discussing at 8:20 pm— characters were discussing at 8:20 pm, which— characters were discussing at 8:20 pm, which is before the watersnet— 8:20 pm, which is before the watershed and— 8:20 pm, which is before the watershed and what they call top suoen — watershed and what they call top sugen twee.— watershed and what they call top surgeon three, because it just

sures— surgeon three, because it just sounds so much— surgeon three, because it just sounds so much nicer than what's aotuattw— sounds so much nicer than what's aotuattw wnat-s— sounds so much nicer than what's actually what's actually happening— actually what's actually happening -_ actually what's actually happening . yeah, i shouldn't be. happening. yeah, i shouldn't be. i happening. yeah, i shouldn't be. r snouttn-t.— happening. yeah, i shouldn't be. i shouldn't. i'm— happening. yeah, i shouldn't be. i shouldn't. i'm with paul . i i shouldn't. i'm with paul. i rust— i shouldn't. i'm with paul. i tust tntnt— i shouldn't. i'm with paul. i just think it's— i shouldn't. i'm with paul. i just think it's i— i shouldn't. i'm with paul. i just think it's i think i don't tntnt— just think it's i think i don't even think an— just think it's i think i don't even think an adult should have a stout— even think an adult should have a should have— even think an adult should have a should have a— even think an adult should have a should have a right to have tnts— a should have a right to have we tone.— a should have a right to have we done r— a should have a right to have this done. i don't— a should have a right to have this done. i don't think that doctors— this done. i don't think that doctors should— this done. i don't think that doctors should be allowed to do tnts. — doctors should be allowed to do tnts. roan.— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a good- doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a good point because there are certain conditions where people think, for example, they feel like they should arm lopped off should have their arm lopped off and don't because, of and we don't do it because, of course, completely course, it's completely unethical. agree. and unethical. so yeah, i agree. and this mean, this clip is bizarre. i mean, the are doing themselves the bbc are not doing themselves any done any favours. they've just done any favours. they've just done an andrew tate. any favours. they've just done an hit andrew tate. any favours. they've just done an hit back andrew tate. any favours. they've just done an hit back and andrew tate. any favours. they've just done an hit back and saidaw tate. any favours. they've just done an hit back and said he'site. he's hit back and said he's called them extremist. new called them extremist. in a new video today, i find quite video today, which i find quite interesting because this is extremist. clip extremist. there was this clip i've extremist. there was this clip pve the extremist. there was this clip i've the and the i've watched the clip and the person says, yeah, i'm going to get mastectomy or get this double mastectomy or whatever then other whatever it is. then the other guy goes, great, great for guy goes, oh, great, great for you. of to you. let's have a cup of tea to celebrate. an celebrate. yeah. and there's an older there who goes, good older woman there who goes, good for you. and it's just like, is there any balance it there any balance here or is it just well, that just propaganda? well, that was the was to make. the point i was going to make. i mean, it's not unusual for a soap— i mean, it's not unusual for a soap opera— i mean, it's not unusual for a soap opera, which— i mean, it's not unusual for a soap opera, which this to

soap opera, which this is to take— soap opera, which this is to take on— soap opera, which this is to take on tne— soap opera, which this is to take on the big— soap opera, which this is to take on the big stories the take on the big stories of the day,— take on the big stories of the dam—knowe- take on the big stories of the. day,_know, that's day, because, you know, that's wnat— day, because, you know, that's wnat-nnt— day, because, you know, that's what-and the - day, because, you know, that'si what-and the-has what they do. and the bbc has every— what they do. and the bbc has every-to— what they do. and the bbc has even-toltnat. - what they do. and the bbc has every to that. what i every right to do that. what i tount— every right to do that. what i tount rearw— every right to do that. what i found really interesting about it found really interesting about tt-ts— found really interesting about tt-ts tnere— found really interesting about it-is there was- found really interesting about it is there was no there it was, is there was no there was—tnere- it was, is there was no there. was—there that was no character in there that was-nae— was no character in there that was-nae wou- was no character in there that was have you given was saying have you given this any— was saying have you given this any-tnougnte- was saying have you given this any thought? there any serious thought? there was no—onaraoter- no old fashioned character in tnere— no old fashioned character ini there—biased, no old fashioned character in- there_biased, like there who was maybe biased, like we—vou— there who was maybe biased, like we—vou know- there who was maybe biased, like we _you know what,i there who was maybe biased, like we not you know what, there who was maybe biased, like we not sure you know what, there who was maybe biased, like we not sure this(ou know what, there who was maybe biased, like we not sure this isi know what, there who was maybe biased, like we not sure this is aznow what, there who was maybe biased, like we not sure this is a goodivhat, i'm not sure this is a good ttea. — i'm not sure this is a good ttea. nave— i'm not sure this is a good idea. have thought this idea. have you thought this tnrougne— idea. have you thought this through?-are- idea. have you thought this through? are you idea. have you thought this- through?-are you able through? you know, are you able to reverse this?— through? you know, are you able to reverse this? no.— through? you know, are you able to reverse this? no. they all pust— to reverse this? no. they all rust-tnat-s- just went, oh, that's a wonderful— just went, oh, that's a wonderful let's have just went, oh, that's a- wonderful-let's have a cup just went, oh, that's a- wctea.'ful-let's have a cup just went, oh, that's a- wctea. and-let's have a cup just went, oh, that's a wctea. and you let's have a cup just went, oh, that's a wctea. and you think,1ave a cup just went, oh, that's a wctea. and you think, hangi cup just went, oh, that's a wctea. and you think, hang on p just went, oh, that's a wctea. and you think, hang on a of tea. and you think, hang on a ntnute— of tea. and you think, hang on a minute, there's— of tea. and you think, hang on a minute, there's got— of tea. and you think, hang on a minute, there's got to be much minute, there's got to be a much tnts—waw— minute, there's got to be a much tnts—waw to- minute, there's got to be a much tnts—waw to go- this is the wrong way to go about— this is the wrong way to go about-wow— this is the wrong way to go about now biased. about this. now i'm biased. tnat-s— about this. now i'm biased. tnat-s-twtng- about this. now i'm biased. that's-tryinglsay. that's what i'm trying to say. noweer— that's what i'm trying to say. noweer tnew— that's what i'm trying to say. however they could have had a tnew—at— however they could have had a tnew—at teast- however they could have had a they at least showed they could have at least showed some conflict— they could have at least showed some conflict in— they could have at least showed some conflict in story. some conflict in that story. teat. — some conflict in that story. teat. .at— some conflict in that story. teat. .at tne— some conflict in that story. yeah. .at the same- some conflict in that story. yeah. .at the same time,j yeah. but at the same time, we have you to admit that have to you have to admit that there millions of people, there are millions of people, a very people very high percentage of people who that this could who believe that this could that if right who believe that this could that if them right who believe that this could that if them to right who believe that this could that if them to alter right who believe that this could that if them to alter their right for them to alter their appearance, to match their genden appearance, to match their gender, right. right. is that i think that's what is. think that's what it is. then there unhappy and there will be unhappy and possibly commit this possibly commit suicide. this is what they they what this is what they they believe. yeah. so yeah. and the tast— believe. yeah. so yeah. and the tast tntng— believe. yeah. so yeah. and the tast tntng on— believe. yeah. so yeah. and the last thing on that— believe. yeah. so yeah. and the last thing on that i— believe. yeah. so yeah. and the last thing on that i just- “415?" so yeah. and the last thing on that i just want to-atso— last thing on that i just want to-atso a— last thing on that i just want to-also a family- last thing on that i just want to also a family show. to say it's also a family show. rt-s—etgw- to say it's also a family show. rt-s—etgw tate| it's not some like edgy late ntgnt—a- it's not some like edgy late night—a family. it's not some like edgy late-

night_a family show. night drama. it's a family show. ant— night drama. it's a family show. ant rt— night drama. it's a family show. ant tt-atso— night drama. it's a family show. and it. also _the - night drama. it's a family show. and it also the acting and it was also quite the acting seenet— and it was also quite the acting seemed-wooden.- and it was also quite the acting seemed wooden. just seemed pretty wooden. it just ttnt—ttnti seemed pretty wooden. it just. ttnt—ttnt ot kind of propaganda, this kind of tteotogw— kind of propaganda, this kind of ideology—placing. ideology that they're placing tnto— ideology that they're placing tnto-wttn- ideology that they're placing into _with lvery . into this story with a very near— into this story with a very clear message.- into this story with a very clear message. i'm not sure tnat-s— - clear message. i'm not sure. tnat-s— luckilyr that's the bbc's role. luckily, tuotttw— luckily, luckily, nobody watches the that. so we've the bbc there is that. so we've got to do the metro— the bbc there is that. so we've got to do the metro now.- so we've got to do the metro now. and if you-we— got to do the metro now. and if you've ever wondered what anotent— you've ever wondered what ancient_like,| you've ever wondered what- ancient_like, well, ancient rome smells like, well, woun— ancient rome smells like, well, wou-re—tuti you're probably a bit weird, but you-re— you're probably a bit weird, but wou-re-tuot— you're probably a bit weird, but you're-luck-this. you're also in luck with this stow.— you're also in luck with thisi stow.—pertune story. louis yes, the perfume totte— story. louis yes, the perfume tottte-ttne- story. louis yes, the perfume bottle-time of- story. louis yes, the perfume bottle time of christ bottle from the time of christ opened.— bottle from the time of christ opened, which _ bottle from the time of christ opened, which is— bottle from the time of christ opened, which is 2000 years ago for opened, which is 2000 years ago tor—nont— opened, which is 2000 years ago tor—ton-t .- opened, which is 2000 years ago for—don't , christ- opened, which is 2000 years agoj for—don't , christ was for people who don't, christ was oonstteret— for people who don't, christ was considered the— for people who don't, christ was considered the son— for people who don't, christ was considered the son of god by the cnnsttan— considered the son of god by the christian community. [its/sq $7000 christian community. okay. 2000 wears— christian community. okay. 2000 years ago— christian community. okay. 2000 years ago israel and so they years ago in israel and so they bought a perfume bottle that opened up and it smells like hippies. and the reason they and so they found this funerary funerary how do you pronounce that funny funeral. it's an urn in the roman city of kamo , which in the roman city of kamo, which is cremona, which is near seville, which is in spain. so this is in. i'm not sure which word you mean. all i know is you tettnttetw— word you mean. all i know is you definitely didn't— word you mean. all i know is you definitely didn't get— word you mean. all i know is you definitely didn't get it— : t all i know is you definitely didn't get it right. no, definitely didn't get it right. no. r— definitely didn't get it right. no, i definitely— definitely didn't get it right. no, i definitely didn't- definitely didn't get it right. no, i definitely didn't get it right. funerary yeah. normally i'm good at this. and they

i'm quite good at this. and they found did analysis and found they did an analysis and that they had patchouli and that it they had patchouli and patchouli is a hippie fragrance that it they had patchouli and pitchouli is a hippie fragrance that it they had patchouli and pi remember hippie fragrance that it they had patchouli and pi remember hippie fragiwasn . i remember that when i was a kid. what's really kid. and what's really interesting is they found this ancient actually ancient thing and it actually still better lewis's still smelt better than lewis's breakfast. kwarteng. says breakfast. kwarteng. it says nere— breakfast. kwarteng. it says here _ breath - breakfast. kwarteng. it saysi here—breath said here breakfast or breath said breakfast.— here breakfast or breath said breakfast. go— here breakfast or breath said breakfast. go hand in hand for me wttn— breakfast. go hand in hand for me wttn att— breakfast. go hand in hand for me with all the— breakfast. go hand in hand for me with all the blood, i think my treatn— me with all the blood, i think my breath would— me with all the blood, i think my breath would be better because— my breath would be better because r— my breath would be better because i stopped brushing my teetn. — because i stopped brushing my teetn. _tt— because i stopped brushing my teetn. _ttts- because i stopped brushing my teeth. _it is like- teeth. because it is like a yeah, that's weird. we're getting to that- t r: we're getting to that later. paul rean— getting to that later. paul wean-tnan- getting to that later. paul yeah,-than to- getting to that later. paul yeah, than to say that yeah, other than to say that tewts— yeah, other than to say that lewis-breakfast- yeah, other than to say that lewis breakfast look yeah, other than to say that lewia breakfast look yeah, other than to say that lewia car reakfast look yeah, other than to say that lewia car crashist look yeah, other than to say that lewia car crash in look yeah, other than to say that lewia car crash in a look yeah, other than to say that lewia car crash in a farm. 1 yeah, other than to say that lewia car crash in a farm. like a car crash in a farm. i, l, like a car crash in a farm. i, ., r— like a car crash in a farm. i, ., r tron-t— like a car crash in a farm. i, i, i didn't know— like a car crash in a farm. i, i, i didn't know what.- i, i didn't know what. patchouli. patchouli. yeah, patchouli oil. i had to look it up. it's kind of an earthy, woody musky smell, which is probably the smell of the time anyway, because they were reliant on these and we reliant on these scents. and we don't mean, was don't know. i mean, it was unopened. could that unopened. it could be the that could be to africa of its could be the to africa of its day. yeah. right. fair day. yeah. all right. fair enougn.— day. yeah. all right. fair enougn.-tol day. yeah. all right. fair enougn.-to goi day. yeah. all right. fair- enough.-to go through enough. we've got to go through tnese— enough. we've got to go through tnese-gutot.— enough. we've got to go through these-quick.-do- these quite quick. let's do the ouarttan— these quite quick. let's do the guardian now— these quite quick. let's do the guardian now and— these quite quick. let's do the guardian now and apparently appanttons— guardian now and apparentlyi apparitions_mary apparitions of the virgin mary are not always real. disappointing news well disappointing news for well atsotutetw— disappointing news for well absolutely apparitions of the vtrgtn— absolutely apparitions of the vtrgtn-not- absolutely apparitions of the virgin not always absolutely apparitions of the- virgin-not always real. virgin mary are not always real. as virgin mary are not always real. rte-rope— virgin mary are not always real. rte-rope tranots- virgin mary are not always real. as-pope francis has. as you said, pope francis has said appears to be an

said in what appears to be an indirect to woman said in what appears to be an indirdrew to woman said in what appears to be an indirdrew thousands woman said in what appears to be an indirdrew thousands of voman said in what appears to be an indirdrew thousands of pilgrims who drew thousands of pilgrims to a town near rome to pray for a statue that she said was this. this smacks slightly that the p0pe this smacks slightly that the popeis this smacks slightly that the pope is jealous of the attention this lady is getting. it feels that way to me a little bit. yeah. they he's saying , look, yeah. they he's saying, look, they're not all real. my ones are real. they're ones are unlikely to be real. you know, drawing thousands of people to the site. it's not ideal is it? ant— the site. it's not ideal is it? ant arso— the site. it's not ideal is it? and also drawing- it's not ideal is it? and also drawing over ,123,000 tron— and also drawing over ,123,000 tron ne— and also drawing over ,123,000 from one person— and also drawing over ,123,000 from one person alone. yeah, she was a scam artist.— from one person alone. yeah, she was a scam artist. so she's sawtng— was a scam artist. so she's sawtng. wou— was a scam artist. so she's saying, you know, he's saying be oaretut. — saying, you know, he's saying be careful. yeah.— saying, you know, he's saying be careful. yeah. the— saying, you know, he's saying be careful. “415?" tq saying, you know, he's saying be careful. / tq careful. yeah. the thing that got me was when she was she'd been convicted of bankruptcy fraud. that was a flag. call fraud. that was a red flag. call me a cynic. was a red flag. me a cynic. that was a red flag. i'm taken a different i'm not. i've taken a different angte— i'm not. i've taken a different angtelwou-re— i've taken a different angle. you're absolutely angle. but you're absolutely rtgnt. — angle. but you're absolutely rtgnt. anu— angle. but you're absolutely right. tr: angle. but you're absolutely right. and someone was right. and someone said it was there. it was pig's blood, there. was it was pig's blood, not. i still not. yeah. anyway i still believe don't believe in jesus, but i don't necessarily believe this believe in jesus, but i don't necessailet'szlieve this believe in jesus, but i don't necessailet'szlie the this believe in jesus, but i don't necessailet'szlie the guardian woman. let's do the guardian now. going full guardian with a think should think piece about why we should rewrite make them rewrite fairy tales to make them woke lewis we. woke and rubbish. lewis we. yeah, well, you know, i read tnts— yeah, well, you know, i read tnts ant— yeah, well, you know, i read tnts ant r— yeah, well, you know, i read this and i thought to myself, i

tnougnt.— this and i thought to myself, i tnougntlr— this and i thought to myself, i thought, i thought to thought, no, i thought to nwsett— thought, no, i thought to myself, actually thought, no, i thought to myself, - actually sense myself, this actually made sense for myself, this actually made sense tor-ouarttan. — myself, this actually made sense for-guardian. fairy- for the guardian. fairy tales nave— for the guardian. fairy tales have-reflected- for the guardian. fairy tales- have-reflected-morals have always reflected the morals of have always reflected the morals ot—stn- of the age. it's not a sin to rewrtte— of the age. it's not a sin to rewrite them _ of the age. it's not a sin to rewrite them and think they rewrite them and i think they are-tnat— rewrite them and i think they are-that over- rewrite them and i think they are that over time are right is that over time tarry— are right is that over time tarry tates— are right is that over time fairy tales-they- are right is that over time fairy tales they mentioned fairy tales and they mentioned a few fairy tales and they mentioned a tew—reter- fairy tales and they mentioned a few—peter panl few fairy tales like peter pan ant— few fairy tales like peter pan ant-ee- few fairy tales like peter pan and-ever have- few fairy tales like peter pan and ever have have and whatever ever have have onanget— and whatever ever have have manger-tne- and whatever ever have have. changed .time.-was changed over time. and this was teoaue— changed over time. and this was because because— changed over time. and this was because because as— changed over time. and this was because because as the movie the ttttte— because because as the movie the little mermaid _ because because as the movie the little mermaid featured a black anet— little mermaid featured a black artet .— little mermaid featured a black artet . ant— little mermaid featured a black ariel . and the— little mermaid featured a black ariel . and the truth is that ariel. and the truth is that ttttte — ariel. and the truth is that little mermaid _ ariel. and the truth is that little mermaid is basically oo-opttng— little mermaid is basically co—opting danish culture because co—opting daniin culture because it co—opting danish culture because t was— co—opting danish culture because tt wrttten — co—opting danish culture because it was written by— co—opting danish culture because it was written by the danes . it was written by the danes. so.— it was written by the danes. so. r— it was written by the danes. so. r — it was written by the danes. so. r r— it was written by the danes. so, i mean, i think- it was written by the danes. so, i mean, i think i've- it was written by the danes. so, i mean, i think i've got a slightly different take on this. yeah the point is they do reflect the morals of the time . reflect the morals of the time. that's the whole point. and that's the thing that's being protected. no one's saying that you can't have a different story, but at least write it yourself. so generate a new fairy tale to represent the moral of our time. wherever that might be right now. so going back and sort of rewriting other people's work is where i, i struggle with all of this, whose work is this? i mean, these are

tarry— work is this? i mean, these are tarry tates— work is this? i mean, these are tarry tates. tnew— work is this? i mean, these are fairy tales. they they- 57 i mean, these are fairy tales. they they weren't. so fairy tales. they they weren't. so wnat— fairy tales. they they weren't. so wnat r— fairy tales. they they weren't. so what i will— fairy tales. they they weren't. so what i will distance myself tron— so what i will distance myself tron tne— so what i will distance myself from the whole— so what i will distance myself from the whole black ariel tntng. — from the whole black ariel tntng. r— from the whole black ariel thing. i don't— from the whole black ariel thing. r:rirt . ”ridiy thing. i don't really, you know, who yeah > all right. we who cares? yeah > all right. we got—to- who cares? yeah > all right. we got—to tne- who cares? yeah > all right. wei got—do the mirror got to move on and do the mirror ant— got to move on and do the mirror ant-ae— got to move on and do the mirror and-are training- got to move on and do the mirror and are training whales and russia are training whales to—nas- to spy on the west. has devolution— to spy on the west. has devolution gone too far? that nw— devolution gone too far? that was my .thought. - devolution gone too far? that was my thought. but was my first thought. but it aotuattw— was my first thought. but it actuary-tne- was my first thought. but it actually the large marine actually means the large marine mammals. _russian. mammals. yes. as a russian special forces, russian special forces, whales and dolphins trained to spy and kill western foes. now now we know why they're called killer whales , they're called killer whales, however. there you go. there he is. this yeah, look at that. i mean , this is like free willy mean, this is like free willy after dark, which is something i don't recommend anyone googles, by the way , seen on his spyware by the way, seen on his spyware . yeah, that one's definitely ai generatet. — . yeah, that one's definitely ai generatet. or— . yeah, that one's definitely ai generated. or is— yeah, that one's definitely ai generated. 0” ”rid.7’ generated. or is that real? tnts— generated. or is that real? tnts nes— generated. or is that real? this one's real— generated. or is that real? this one's real as- generated. 0” ”rid.7’ this one's real as well. that's reat— this one's real as well. that's eat as— this one's real as well. that's eat as wet. — this one's real as well. that's real as well. the— this one's real as well. that's real as well. the sort of sniper scope— real as well. the sort of sniper soope tnere. — real as well. the sort of sniper scope there. hench— real as well. the sort of sniper scope there. hench and this one rust— scope there. hench and this one tust ne-s— scope there. hench and this one just he's behind— scope there. hench and this one just he's behind lines. just he's behind enemy lines. one— just he's behind enemy lines. one ot— just he's behind enemy lines. one ot-was— just he's behind enemy lines. one of-was real- just he's behind enemy lines. one of was real guys. see one of them was real guys. see if one of them was real guys. see tt wou— one of them was real guys. see tt you san— one of them was real guys. see tt you tan-out— one of them was real guys. see if you can out which one it if you can work out which one it was-reat— if you can work out which one it was-teat ne— if you can work out which one it was.-real one .funny- was. the real one was funny enougn— was. the real one was funny enough,_didn't. was. the real one was funny. enough,_didn't need enough, we almost didn't need the enough, we almost didn't need tnel. — enough, we almost didn't need tel no— enough, we almost didn't need the.. it's amazing,- enough, we almost didn't need the . . q . enough, we almost didn't need the . tq . .7’ the ai. it's amazing, isn't it? i mean , the what doing

i mean, the what are they doing this is what i don't really understand from reading this. they're kind of trained to maybe understand from reading this. tisomeonej of trained to maybe understand from reading this. tisomeone comesined to maybe understand from reading this. tisomeone comes into to maybe understand from reading this. tisomeone comes into theiraybe if someone comes into their territory see as territory that they see as a foe, i don't how they foe, i don't know how they identify might identify that they might kill them. what funny me is them. what what's funny to me is it them. what what's funny to me is t nat— them. what what's funny to me is t nat a— them. what what's funny to me is t nat a oono— them. what what's funny to me is it had a gopro camera— what what's funny to me is it had a gopro camera on its neat— it had a gopro camera on its neat wnen— it had a gopro camera on its head when they— it had a gopro camera on its head when they found it and it nat— head when they found it and it had-inscription— head when they found it and it had inscription saying had an inscription saying egutpnent— had an inscription saying- equipment-petersburg. equipment of saint petersburg. now:— equipment of saint petersburg. tow—anal now, if you were spying and sewing— now, if you were spying and. senttng—you sending in spy was would you reatty— sending in spy was would you reatty-tnate— sending in spy was would you really that? think it's really write that? i think it's a_psvop- a double bluff psyop from the tusstans— a double bluff psyop from the tusstans to— a double bluff psyop from the russians to make us think they nave— russians to make us think they nave spy— russians to make us think they have spy whales. _ russians to make us think they have spy whales. lewis you want to have spy whales. lewis you want. to—protatty to know something? they probably do, old news. do, because this is old news. because a film called because there was a film called the dolphin the the day of the dolphin from the 19705, the day of the dolphin from the 1970s, was all about 1970s, and it was all about this. was about how the us this. it was about how the us government a program government took over a program to make them to develop dolphins to make them killers. dolphins killers. the day of the dolphins . okay, look we've learnt . okay, look it up. we've learnt a lot tonight. that's it for tnts— a lot tonight. that's it for this section.— a lot tonight. that's it for this section. but- .rirt q. that's it for this section. but coming up in the this section. but coming up in tne tnat— this section. but coming up in tne ttnat part.— this section. but coming up in the final part, woman sues her the final part, a woman sues her nustant— the final part, a woman sues her nustant tor— the final part, a woman sues her husband for going— the final part, a woman sues her husband for going out with someone hannah husband for going out with- someone - hannah gadsby someone older or hannah gadsby oanoets—to- cancels picasso. and how to tell if cancels picasso. and how to tell tt-psyonopatn- cancels picasso. and how to tell tt-psyonopatn .- cancels picasso. and how to tell if-psychopath . see- cancels picasso. and how to tell if psychopath . see you if you're a psychopath. see you in if you're a psychopath. see you tn two— if you're a psychopath. see you in two minutes— if you're a psychopath. see you in two minutes .—

welcome back to headliners. tet-s— welcome back to headliners. tet-s get— welcome back to headliners. tet-s get tnto— welcome back to headliners. let's get into it— welcome back to headliners. let's get into it with the mirror. and _ let's get into it with the mirror. and a- let's get into it with the mirror. and a woman is suing her nustant— mirror. and a woman is suing her nustant tor— mirror. and a woman is suing her nustant tor age— mirror. and a woman is suing her husband for age discrimination for husband for age discrimination tor tunptng— husband for age discrimination for dumping her— husband for age discrimination for dumping her for someone otter.— for dumping her for someone otter. wow.— for dumping her for someone older. now,-no- for dumping her for someone older. now, no legal older. now, i'm no legal sototat— older. now, i'm no legal scholar, but— older. now, i'm no legal scholar, but something seems a bit scholar, but something seems a ttt-ne.— scholar, but something seems a ttt-ne. tewts— scholar, but something seems a bit-me. lewis this- scholar, but something seems a bit me. lewis this is bit off to me. lewis this is tnts— bit off to me. lewis this is tnts-story— bit off to me. lewis this is tnts-story . - bit off to me. lewis this is this-story. and- bit off to me. lewis this is this-story. and i- bit off to me. lewis this is. this-story. and i think this is a story. and i think maybe paul should talk about it because don't you know, because i don't you know, it's so complicated. basically, a guy, who is 60, she guy, this woman who is 60, she sued spouse , tim, who was 72 sued her spouse, tim, who was 72 to an employment tribunal because she was fired after ending the marriage age. and she she felt that she had been wronged because she had been like some slighted little woman who was who was wronged. and tim says this is rubbish because the woman that i'm supposedly with now older than she was. and . now is older than she was. and. and that i couldn't. yeah, basically the guy- and that i couldn't. yeah, basically the guy i- “tr: f: t . yeah, basically the guy i mean she and that i couldn't. yeah,- basically the guy i mean she had attat— basically the guy i mean she had a ttat wttn— basically the guy i mean she had a flat with, she,— basically the guy i mean she had a flat with, she, she— basically the guy i mean she had a flat with, she, she shacked up wttn— a flat with, she, she shacked up wttn soe— a flat with, she, she shacked up with some other— a flat with, she, she shacked up with some other guy in a 1.2 ntttton— with some other guy in a 1.2 million house.— with some other guy in a 1.2 million house. three doors away. so million house. three doors away. so ne— million house. three doors away. so ne sart— million house. three doors away. so he said right— million house. three doors away. so he said right i'm— million house. three doors away. so he said right i'm sacking you tron— so he said right i'm sacking you tron tne— so he said right i'm sacking you from the company. _ so he said right i'm sacking you from the company. then she said , from the company. then she said .wett—

from the company. then she said . wett tnat-s— from the company. then she said , well that's wrongful dismissal.— , well that's wrongful dismissal. been dismissal. and also you've been going— dismissal. and also you've been gotng out— dismissal. and also you've been gotng out wttn— dismissal. and also you've been going out with someone younger. he going out with someone younger. ne—ne— going out with someone younger. ne—ne was- going outwith someone younger. ne—ne gotng- going out with someone younger. he he was going out he then proved he was going out wttn— with someone older. it was wrong— with someone older. it was- wrong—contradiction. wrong. great big contradiction. i well as bringing back i mean, as well as bringing back bullying i mean, as well as bringing back bulshould start teaching shame we should start teaching shame as this person , this lady as well. this person, this lady had absolutely no shame. she was she was chucking mud all over the place to try and win an argument whilst she was doing exactly the same herself. and you know what? if there- f and you know what? if there was ever a tne— you know what? if there was ever a ttne to— you know what? if there was ever attne to say.— you know what? if there was ever a time to say, louis,— you know what? if there was ever a time to say, louis, i think tnts— a time to say, louis, i think to ts— a time to say, louis, i think to ts tne— a time to say, louis, i think this is the death— a time to say, louis, i think this is the death of love, i reatty— this is the death of love, i reatty to. — this is the death of love, i really do. yeah.- this is the death of love, i really do. yeah. and have you tnts— really do. yeah. and have you seen this other— really do. yeah. and have you seen this other bit here? someone's written a wealthy aooountant— someone's written a wealthy accountant sued _ someone's written a wealthy accountant sued her olympian accountant sued her ex olympian nustant— husband for age discrimination arter— husband for age discrimination aner—tert- husband for age discrimination after—left for- husband for age discrimination after—left for her. after thinking he left for her a younger— after thinking he left for her a younger-tne- after thinking he left for her a younger-rte age- younger woman. the age difference— younger woman. the age difference being described as tatartan— difference being described as jafarian._that's| jafarian. and i believe that's now— jafarian. and i believe that's now-nawtng- jafarian. and i believe that'si how-having-of how producer having a bit of tun. — how producer having a bit of tun. lton-t— how producer having a bit of fun. idon't-that's- how producer having a bit of fun. don't that's in the fun. i don't think that's in the ortgtnat. — fun. i don't think that's in the original. _that- original. it could be. that is stoottng— original. it could be. that is- shocking. _ shocking. shocking. i think it's shocking. it's shocking. i think it's shocking. rte-ot— shocking. i think it's shocking. tt-s-ot. you— shocking. i think it's shocking. it's-of, you know,- shocking. i think it's shocking. it's-of, you know, it- shocking. i think it's shocking. it's-of, you know, it is- it's a bit of, you know, it is the death of love because you think yourself, you know, think to yourself, you know, this as paul mentioned, this woman, as paul mentioned, this woman, as paul mentioned, this was this woman had like was basically mud, accusing basically throwing mud, accusing him stealing money from him of stealing money from people and just anything to win this case. right. well, this case. all right. well, let's do the mail.- f q. well,

let's do the mail. and disney nave— let's do the mail. and disney nave-ott— let's do the mail. and disney have .off-due- let's do the mail. and disney have .off - due to - let's do the mail. and disney have off due to the have laid off staff due to the tatture— have laid off staff due to the tatturela— have laid off staff due to the failure-a new— have laid off staff due to the failure a new buzz lightyear failure of a new buzz lightyear mowe— failure of a new buzz lightyear to— failure of a new buzz lightyear movie to infinity— failure of a new buzz lightyear movie to infinity and beyond. tatt— movie to infinity and beyond. tart—watt paid employment, paul. walt ttsney— paid employment, paul. walt ttsney-. — paid employment, paul. walt ttsney-. res.- paid employment, paul. walt disney, . tt/ritir ? q. paid employment, paul. walt. disney,-. yes. right. walt disney, pixar. yes. right. walt disney, pixar. yes. right. walt disney . pixar animation studios disney. pixar animation studios has eliminated 75 positions, including two executives behind box office flop lightyear . now, box office flop lightyear. now, ihadnt box office flop lightyear. now, i hadn't seen lightyear. i'm not seven. had anyone else seen lightyear ? no. i mean, lightyear lightyear? no. i mean, lightyear cost $200 million to make, and it made $226 million, which is an 8% profit. it's not bad for a film aimed at children and people who you know. no, it isn't , because because- no, it isn't , because because of isn't, because because of momentum, the company doesn't get tne— momentum, the company doesn't get tne zoo— momentum, the company doesn't get the 200 million. it's the tentat— get the 200 million. it's the rentat tees.— get the 200 million. it's the rental fees. it— get the 200 million. it's the rental fees. it has to do with tne— rental fees. it has to do with tne tnere-s— rental fees. it has to do with the there's promotion involved . the there's promotion involved. tnat-s— the there's promotion involved. tnat-sltoss. — the there's promotion involved. that'slloss. that's- the there's promotion involved. that's loss. that's not a that's a loss. that's not a tnat-s— that's a loss. that's not a was not— that's a loss. that's not a was not a— that's a loss. that's not a that's not a victory. no i'm not suggesttng— that's not a victory. no i'm not suggesttng tt-s— that's not a victory. no i'm not suggesttng its a— that's not a victory. no i'm not suggesting it's a victory. . suggesting it's a victory. it's not— suggesting it's a victory. it's not a— suggesting it's a victory. it's not a swast— suggesting it's a victory. it's not a smash hit.— suggesting it's a victory. it's not a smash hit. but- suggesting it's a victory. it's not a smash hit. but no, it isn't a hit at all. this is a non—story, isn't it? this well, because over time— non—story, isn't it? this well, because over time the- . .7’ t5 well, because over time the business tnat— because over time the business tnat tney-re— because over time the business tnat tney-re tn— because over time the business that they're in, eventually it goes— that they're in, eventually it goes tat. — that they're in, eventually it goes bad. occasionally they laid peopte— goes bad. occasionally they laid peopte ott— goes bad. occasionally they laid peopte ott ten— goes bad. occasionally they laid people off ten years ago. no tt— people off ten years ago. no one, it wasn't— people off ten years ago. no one, it wasn't front page news.

tt-s— one, it wasn't front page news. to a— one, it wasn't front page news. to a ttt— one, it wasn't front page news. to a ttt ot— one, it wasn't front page news. to a ttt ot an— one, it wasn't front page news. it's a bit of an odd— one, it wasn't front page news. it's a bit of an odd story- one, it wasn't front page news. it's a bit of an odd story to- it's a bit of an odd story to me. i'm just amazed. disney have sacked him because of all these awful and awful movies at tank and everyone keeps their job. anyway, this one. it's anyway, let's do this one. it's more mail more interesting. the mail and hannah taking hannah gadsby is taking some time comedy on her time off. comedy to focus on her true passion, cancelling artists that lewis that people actually like. lewis yes, a thing at yes, she was. she did a thing at the yes, she was. she did a thing at tne-nuseun— yes, she was. she did a thing at the-museum as- yes, she was. she did a thing ati the-museum as hannah the brooklyn museum as hannah natty.— the brooklyn museum as hannah gadsby,_comedian- the brooklyn museum as hannah gadsby, comedian from gadsby, who was a comedian from new— gadsby, who was a comedian from new zeatant.— gadsby, who was a comedian from new zeatant. t— gadsby, who was a comedian from new zealand. i think she's from new— new zealand. i think she's from new-an— new zealand. i think she's from new-an australian. - new zealand, an australian. sne-s— new zealand, an australian. she's australian— new zealand, an australian. she's australian and seamless . she's australian and seamless. sto-s— she's australian and seamless. sto-s ono— she's australian and seamless. sto-s ot— she's australian and seamless. she's one of those— she's australian and seamless. she's one of those new- she's australian and seamless. she's one of those new zealand australian , as i want to australian, as i want to apologise to new zealand anyway, is roasted by art critics. after launching her- after launching her own is roasted by art critics. - after launching her own picasso exnttttton— after launching her own picasso exnttttton tn— after launching her own picasso exhibition in the— after launching her own picasso exhibition in the united states ant— exhibition in the united states ant sne— exhibition in the united states ant sne went— exhibition in the united states and she went into the brooklyn museu— and she went into the brooklyn aauseu .— and she went into the brooklyn aauseu .-ts— and she went into the brooklyn museum , is amazing museum, which is an amazing ptaoe—wttn- museum, which is an amazing ptaoe—wttn nyl museum, which is an amazing. place._with my two place. i went there with my two ttts— place. i went there with my two ttts-rt-s— place. i went there with my two ttts-tt-s ne- place. i went there with my two kids-it's one of- place. i went there with my two kids-it's one of the. kids last year. it's one of the test— kids last year. it's one of the best museums— kids last year. it's one of the best museums in— kids last year. it's one of the best museums in the entire wont.— best museums in the entire wortt. tt-s— best museums in the entire world. it's in— best museums in the entire world. it's in brooklyn. it's atte— world. it's in brooklyn. it's ttte tt-s— world. it's in brooklyn. it's like it's like,— world. it's in brooklyn. it's like it's like, imagine a bermondsey- like it's like, imagine a- bermondsey-museum like it's like, imagine a— bermondsey-museum that's bermondsey kind of museum that's as-anytntng— bermondsey kind of museum that's as anything manhattan as good as anything in manhattan . so as good as anything in manhattan .-so-ttt— as good as anything in manhattan .-so-ttt tnts- as good as anything in manhattan .-so-did this thing. . anyway, so she did this thing atout— . anyway, so she did this thing atout tatto— . anyway, so she did this thing about pablo picasso, where she not— about pablo picasso, where she not nappy— about pablo picasso, where she was not happy with pablo picasso teause— was not happy with pablo picasso teause ne— was not happy with pablo picasso because he was— was not happy with pablo picasso because he was famous for being awtnner wttn— because he was famous for being a winner with the— because he was famous for being a winner with the girls. the young— a winner with the girls. the young gtrts— a winner with the girls. the young girls, the— a winner with the girls. the young girls, the all the girls , young girls, the all the girls, all young girls, the all the girls, at tne— young girls, the all the girls, all the women— young girls, the all the girls, all the women so poor. r: r:

all the women so poor. she did tnts— all the women so poor. she did this exhibition. it's been pretty much roundly slammed and it's called pablo matic. and it's called pablo matic. and it's picasso was it's about why pablo picasso was awful misogynist but awful and misogynist. but everyone this everyone just said, this is rubbish. think? rubbish. what do you think? well, terrible straight well, terrible pun straight away. — well, terrible pun straight away-tnts- well, terrible pun straight away.-this is- well, terrible pun straight away. this is your well, terrible pun straight- away. -this is your first away. i mean, this is your first art exhibition. _ away. i mean, this is your first art exhibition. get— away. i mean, this is your first art exhibition. get department at-teoent. - art exhibition. get department at-decent. this- art exhibition. get department at-decent. this is. at least half decent. this is tne— at least half decent. this is the emperor's— at least half decent. this is the emperor's clothes all over agatn. — the emperor's clothes all over agatn. _tetttng- again. if you keep telling peopte— again. if you keep telling peopte-goot- again. if you keep telling peopte-goot .- again. if you keep telling- people-good , eventually people they're good, eventually tney-tt— people they're good, eventually they'll believe _ people they're good, eventually they'll believe they can have an art exhibition— they'll believe they can have an art exhibition at— they'll believe they can have an art exhibition at the brooklyn museu— art exhibition at the brooklyn aauseu ant— art exhibition at the brooklyn museum and it— art exhibition at the brooklyn museum and it will be rubbish ant— museum and it will be rubbish ant to— museum and it will be rubbish ant to you— museum and it will be rubbish and do you know— museum and it will be rubbish and do you know what? we see tnts— and do you know what? we see to as— and do you know what? we see to as tetng— and do you know what? we see this as being panned , but there this as being panned, but there are this as being panned, but there tnere— this as being panned, but there tnere are— this as being panned, but there are there are whole swathes of peopte— are there are whole swathes of peopte on — are there are whole swathes of peopte on tne— are there are whole swathes of people on the other side of the argument— people on the other side of the argument-to- people on the other side of the argument-to tell- people on the other side of the argument to tell us argument are going to tell us now— argument are going to tell us now-tnts— argument are going to tell us how-this-right.| how brilliant this is. right. all how brilliant this is. right. att rtgnt.— how brilliant this is. right. all right. well, let's quickly do last in the mail. do this last one in the mail. and there are two types of people your people who never want your sorry. firstly, anyone watching headliners and psychopaths. lewis yes, quite interesting. it's a warning if you know sonetoty— it's a warning if you know somebody who— it's a warning if you know somebody who does this, they ntgnt— somebody who does this, they ntgnt te— somebody who does this, they ntgnt te a— somebody who does this, they might be a psychopath. and tnat-s— might be a psychopath. and was tn— might be a psychopath. and that's in the— might be a psychopath. and that's in the daily mail. and wnat— that's in the daily mail. and wnat tnts— that's in the daily mail. and what this is,— that's in the daily mail. and what this is, is— that's in the daily mail. and what this is, is not yawn when tney— what this is, is not yawn when tney say— what this is, is not yawn when tney say otter— what this is, is not yawn when they say other people yawn. i tntnt— they say other people yawn. i tntnt tt— they say other people yawn. i think it shows— they say other people yawn. i think it shows a— they say other people yawn. i think it shows a bit of empathy. tnpatny. — think it shows a bit of empathy. tnpatny. tney-we— think it shows a bit of empathy. empathy. they've got no empathy is empathy. they've got no empathy ts-ton-t— empathy. they've got no empathy ts-ton-t nove- empathy. they've got no empathy is-don't move their- is that they don't move their neat— is that they don't move their neat-muon— is that they don't move their head much. right. they tend

head very much. right. they tend to none— head very much. right. they tend to tnetr— head very much. right. they tend to move their hands a lot and tnat— to move their hands a lot and tnat tney— to move their hands a lot and that they have— to move their hands a lot and that they have unusual sleeping nattts— that they have unusual sleeping nattts wnton— that they have unusual sleeping habits which pretty much all soneto— habits which pretty much all oonetto to.— habits which pretty much all comedic do. right. and they have tant— comedic do. right. and they have more hand gestures and final prea— more hand gestures and final ptea. tney— more hand gestures and final ptea. tney towe— more hand gestures and final plea. they love to talk about toot.— plea. they love to talk about toot. teat— plea. they love to talk about food. yeah yeah. _ plea. they love to talk about food. yeah yeah. “tr: . food. yeah yeah. and it talks. yeah. that's interesting. lewis saying nothing, but yeah . and it saying nothing, but yeah. and it talks about a dark triad test. i actually got lighter than average, although not all my ex—girlfriends did in 20s paul. some of this story for us. and this story. this story has been wrttten— this story. this story has been written about— this story. this story has been written about lewis— ending this story has been written about lewis schaefer teat— written about lewis schaefer teat .— written about lewis schaefer teat . t— written about lewis schaefer yeah , i didn't— written about lewis schaefer yeah , i didn't even need to. ri yeah, i didn't even need to. he tttn-t— yeah, i didn't even need to. he am even— yeah, i didn't even need to. he didn't even need— yeah, i didn't even need to. he didn't even need 205- yeah, i didn't even need to. he didn't even need 20s lewis in eight seconds, is there anything else ? sorry, i could have done else? sorry, i could have done t— else? sorry, i could have done twant— else? sorry, i could have done more. i want to— else? sorry, i could have done more. i want to say- 7 sorry, i could have done more. i want to say tweet me. i want to thank paul. i want to thank you. i'd like to thank the academy and this lewis his last show ever. it's not really. it's not.— show ever. it's not really. it's not—tne- show ever. it's not really. it's not-_tne snow| show ever. it's not really. it'si not._the show is not. don't tell him the show is pretty— not. don't tell him the show is pretty muon— not. don't tell him the show is pretty much over,— not. don't tell him the show is pretty much over, though. so tet-s— pretty much over, though. so tet-s-a— pretty much over, though. so tet-s-a gutot— pretty much over, though. so let's a quick look let's have a quick look at aaontay-s— let's have a quick look at monday's front- let's have a quick look at- monday's front-the monday's front pages. so the tetegrapn— monday's front pages. so the telegraph .with- monday's front pages. so the telegraph with lockdown telegraph goes with lockdown tenettts— telegraph goes with lockdown benefits, _ bucket| benefits, a drop in the bucket oonparet— benefits, a drop in the bucket compared _costs. - benefits, a drop in the bucket compared costs. the daily compared to the costs. the daily natt— compared to the costs. the daily aaatt nas— compared to the costs. the daily mail has record— compared to the costs. the daily mail has record demand for 35

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hello there. i hello there. welcome back. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the newsroom dorset police have named the 17 year old boy who died after getting

into difficulty the water off into difficulty in the water off bournemouth wednesday . bournemouth beach on wednesday. jo abbas from southampton died after being pulled from the sea. in a statement, his family said they were heartbroken and devastated and describing him as a fabulous young man. a 12 year old girl named in reports as sunak khan from high wycombe in buckinghamshire also died in the incident, which involved ten swimmers, a sightseeing boat named the dorset belle has been impounded by police . a man has impounded by police. a man has been charged after allegedly wearing a shirt to the fa cup final yesterday, which appeared to have an offensive reference to have an offensive reference to the hillsborough disaster. 333 year old james white from warwickshire has been charged with displaying , threatening or with displaying, threatening or abusive writing . he is expected abusive writing. he is expected to appear at willesden magistrates court next week 97 liverpool fans died in 1989 at hillsborough stadium in sheffield . indian authorities sheffield. indian authorities say a signal problem was likely responsible for the country's

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