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to—coun— he'll be the first senior royal to-courtloverl to testify in court for over a century— to testify in court for over a century .— to testify in court for over a century . ant— to testify in court for over a century . and the- to testify in court for over a century . and the prime minister century. and the prime minister , ttett— century. and the prime minister , ttett steak,— century. and the prime minister , rishi sunak, is— century. and the prime minister , rishi sunak, is giving a speech— , rishi sunak, is giving a speech during- , rishi sunak, is giving a speech during our show on his pledge— speech during our show on his ptetge te— speech during our show on his ptetge to step— speech during our show on his pledge to stop the boats. �*ft�*tzs; pledge to stop the boats. we wttt— pledge to stop the boats. we wttt tttng— pledge to stop the boats. we wttt tttng yet— pledge to stop the boats. we will bring you his— pledge to stop the boats. we will bring you his statement live at 11. all to come onto the point . let us know your thoughts point. let us know your thoughts on all of our talking points today. email us gb views at gb newe— today. email us gb views at gb news eut— today. email us gb views at gb news .com. but first,— : email us gb views at gb news .com. but first, here's teet— news .com. but first, here's your meter-eg— news .com. but first, here's your morning's news with rory . your morning's news with rory. turnt— your morning's news with rory. thank you— your morning's news with rory. thank you very— your morning's news with rory. thank you very much.- your morning's news with rory. thank you very much. bev- your morning's news with rory. thank you very much. bev the prime minister is set to give an update on his promise to tackle small boat crossings and the asylum backlog. in a speech in kent. later, rishi sunak will discuss the progress already made in the six months since he introduced the illegal migration bill. well, it comes after the immigration minister robert jenrick claimed the asylum system is riddled with abuse and needs fundamental change. urge

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to open any new tier power plants during their time in power, calling it shambolic . power, calling it shambolic. labour claims the tories inaction has resulted in the loss of 7000 british jobs . but a loss of 7000 british jobs. but a tory spokesperson says they're delivering the first large scale nuclear project at hinkley point c and agreed to begin sizewell c that's the latest. but you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website. that's gb news .com nato. back to bev and . and. mark good morning . good to see you. i good morning. good to see you. i ott— good morning. good to see you. i ett utt— good morning. good to see you. i was off all last— good morning. good to see you. i was off all last week— good morning. good to see you. i was off all last week on- c: g good to see you. i was off all last week on my tettttye— was off all last week on my holidays and— was off all last week on my holidays and you've never done tute— holidays and you've never done ttte tetere— holidays and you've never done ttte tetere .— holidays and you've never done this before . more— holidays and you've never done this before . more in the this before. more in the tuyttme— this before. more in the daytime. all— this before. more in the daytime. all that good work at the trendy— daytime. all that good work at the holiday is— daytime. all that good work at the holiday is going to be uteute— the holiday is going to be rt ty— the holiday is going to be undone by the _ the holiday is going to be undone by the stress of 2.5 route— undone by the stress of 2.5 route yttr— undone by the stress of 2.5 hours with me. - undone by the stress of 2.5 hours with me. c sets" c hours with me. but listen, it's great to be here. privileged to hours with me. but listen, it's great so be here. privileged to hours with me. but listen, it's great so many re. privileged to hours with me. but listen, it's great so many viewers .eged to hours with me. but listen, it's great so many viewers andi to have so many viewers and listeners on board to the

listeners on board for to the point is, i think, the point which is, i think, the hottest show on gb news, isn't it? is hottest show on gb news, isn't it.7 is that why they gave you it? is that why they gave you trte— it? is that why they gave you trte job— it? is that why they gave you trte job trte— fl is that why they gave you this job this morning? because reve— this job this morning? because rave-beer— this job this morning? because have-been saying- this job this morning? because have been saying me have you been saying that me tetrt—ttete- have you been saying that me tetrt—ttete - have you been saying that mej being—last? thank being nice won't last? thank you.— being nice won't last? thank you—were- being nice won't last? thank. youue-r—e tetrt you, though. yeah, we're doing all you, though. yeah, we're doing ttt-trtrte— you, though. yeah, we're doing all-thanks to— you, though. yeah, we're doing all-thanks to our- g yeah, we're doing all thanks to our lovely all right. thanks to our lovely viewers-listeners- viewers and our listeners who keep— viewers and our listeners who keep tetrtrt— viewers and our listeners who keep tetrtrt tr. — viewers and our listeners who keep joining in. flirts“ stirs; viewers and our listeners who keep joining in. flirts“ ”tss; keep joining in. well, there you go. well, listen, tv presenter holly willoughby will break her silence at a few. that's going to at about 10:00 when she to be at about 10:00 when she returns to this morning. sofa making first appearance returns to this morning. sofa makirschofield's appearance returns to this morning. sofa makirschofield's exit. so ce since schofield's exit. so schofield , who tats; f tst: c so schofield , who admitted, of schofield, who admitted, of course, to having an affair with a course, to having an affair with tyeurter— course, to having an affair with tyturter rrtte— course, to having an affair with a younger male colleague, get busy— a younger male colleague, getj tuey—ttt busy over the weekend. he did trtervteue— busy over the weekend. he did interviews. he's— busy over the weekend. he did interviews. he's bbc the interviews. he's on bbc in the sur. — interviews. he's on bbc in the sur. .rteturet— interviews. he's on bbc in the sun. pictured with mum sun. he's pictured with his mum as sun. he's pictured with his mum te-tttrtrt— sun. he's pictured with his mum te-tttrtrt ur- sun. he's pictured with his mum as-joining us now- sun. he's pictured with his mum as joining us now to as well. so joining us now to trust— as well. so joining us now to tteeuee ttt— as well. so joining us now to discuss all stephanie discuss all of this, stephanie tttyt— discuss all of this, stephanie tttyt te— discuss all of this, stephanie tttyt tenur— discuss all of this, stephanie takyi is us. morning takyi is with us. morning morning-— takyi is with us. morning rterrtrt. rt— takyi is with us. morning morning. it was an interesting ueetert— morning. it was an interesting ueetertltre— morning. it was an interesting weekend the press relating weekend for the press relating to me— weekend for the press relating to trte story— weekend for the press relating to trte ettry .— weekend for the press relating to trte ettry. .— weekend for the press relating to this story. i think a lot of you— to this story. i think a lot of yeu trt— to this story. i think a lot of yeu trt .— to this story. i think a lot of us, you and i included, did have a us, you and i included, did have t etttrt— us, you and i included, did have t etttrt ete— us, you and i included, did have a slight care factor— us, you and i included, did have a slight care factor of nil, but it a slight care factor of nil, but tt etrtruee— a slight care factor of nil, but it continues to _ a slight care factor of nil, but it continues to make the rettttree— it continues to make the headlines .— it continues to make the headlines . why? c : it continues to make the- headlines . why? it does because headlines. why? it does because this is a story that keeps on giving and it's mostly down to schofield. by giving and it's mostly down to schofield . by courting the press schofield. by courting the press at schofield. by courting the press tt tre— schofield. by courting the press at the moment,— schofield. by courting the press at the moment, he's— f tst: by courting the press

at the moment, he's homeless. try— at the moment, he's homeless. ttv tor-t— at the moment, he's homeless. itv don't want— at the moment, he's homeless. itv don't want him _ at the moment, he's homeless. itv don't want him anymore. so the itv don't want him anymore. so tre rtturtt— itv don't want him anymore. so the natural place— itv don't want him anymore. so the natural place is for him to go the natural place is for him to 90 to— the natural place is for him to 90 to te— the natural place is for him to to to te tre— the natural place is for him to go to is the bbc— the natural place is for him to go to is the bbc and the sun to try to— go to is the bbc and the sun to try to ten— go to is the bbc and the sun to try to tett rte— go to is the bbc and the sun to try to tell his side— go to is the bbc and the sun to try to tell his side of the story.— try to tell his side of the story att— try to tell his side of the story. all week- try to tell his side of the story. all week long, everybody trt— story. all week long, everybody trt tretr— story. all week long, everybody and their mother— story. all week long, everybody and their mother and their cat reve— and their mother and their cat rtve ret— and their mother and their cat have had their— and their mother and their cat have had their say on what retreret— have had their say on what happened with— have had their say on what happened with phillip schofield and happened with phillip schofield trrurrert-— happened with phillip schofield and-runner. so— happened with phillip schofield and runner. so he's and this runner. so what he's trytrt— and this runner. so what he's trytrt te— and this runner. so what he's trytrt telreu— and this runner. so what he's trytrt telrtu te- and this runner. so what he's trying to now is damage trying to do now is damage etrtrtt— trying to do now is damage control he's— trying to do now is damage control he's trying to protect trte—trel control he's trying to protect- this_the show's this morning because the show's teer— this morning because the show's been—disrepute- this morning because the show's been disrepute based been thrown into disrepute based on been thrown into disrepute based tritetttre— been thrown into disrepute based tritetttre .— been thrown into disrepute based on-actions. holly,— been thrown into disrepute based on actions . holly, now on his actions. holly, now reerte— on his actions. holly, now reerte tre— on his actions. holly, now people are asking how much did she people are asking how much did ere trou— people are asking how much did she know about— people are asking how much did she know about this affair ? how she know about this affair? how did she know about this affair? how ttt ere— she know about this affair? how ttt ere trou— she know about this affair? how did she know they've been co—presenters_ did she know they've been co—presenters for 14 years. so uret— co—presenters for 14 years. so urtt re-e— co—presenters for 14 years. so wrtt re-e trytrt— co—presenters for 14 years. so what he's trying to do is he's trytrt— what he's trying to do is he's trytrt te— what he's trying to do is he's trying to protect— what he's trying to do is he's trying to protect this brand trtt— trying to protect this brand trtt re— trying to protect this brand trtt re etye— trying to protect this brand that he says he— trying to protect this brand that he says he loves. but the rrttr— that he says he loves. but the rtr-re— that he says he loves. but the main-he lied.- that he says he loves. but the main-he lied. and- that he says he loves. but the main he lied. and if he main fact is he lied. and if he tttr-t— main fact is he lied. and if he tttr-t tre— main fact is he lied. and if he didn't lie, we— main fact is he lied. and if he didn't lie, we wouldn't be even rere—trte- didn't lie, we wouldn't be even here—this now.- here talking about this now. retr— here talking about this now. retr, .— here talking about this now. yeah, i mean,— here talking about this now. yeah, i mean, i've got to say, i trtutrt— yeah, i mean, i've got to say, i trtutrt tre— yeah, i mean, i've got to say, i thought the sun— yeah, i mean, i've got to say, i thought the sun interview was ttty. — thought the sun interview was was okay. imean,- thought the sun interview was was okay. " g was okay. i mean, he genuinely seemed broken. clearly seemed broken. he's clearly not in and look, i've in great shape. and look, i've got so many emails my show got so many emails on my show from saying, careful. got so many emails on my show frordon't saying, careful. got so many emails on my show frordon't wantaying, careful. got so many emails on my show frordon't want this], careful. got so many emails on my show frordon't want this guy careful. got so many emails on my show frordon't want this guy tonreful. got so many emails on my show frordon't want this guy to enter we don't want this guy to enter such a dark place that he does something appalling . however, something appalling. however, all said , i had very all of that said, i had very little sympathy once i watched

the bbc interview because that's the bbc interview because that's the moment where he played the homophobia us claiming that homophobia card us claiming that this outrage it was this was an outrage and it was overcooked he's gay overcooked because he's a gay man. well, no. if it had been a straight presenter and a young girl, it would have been more outrage. it would have been worse. aukus, mental worse. plus aukus, the mental health mean, clearly health thing. i mean, clearly that concern. but do we that is a concern. but do we really buy the victim narrative of. idon't really buy the victim narrative of. i don't think we do, to be treet— of. i don't think we do, to be rtreet. .— of. i don't think we do, to be honest. i think— i don't think we do, to be honest. i think philip came tute— honest. i think philip came quite narcissistic. i think, you trey,— quite narcissistic. i think, you trey, tr— quite narcissistic. i think, you trey, tr trtt— quite narcissistic. i think, you know, in that interview, it was so woe is me. he— know, in that interview, it was so woe is me. he contradicted rtrreett— so woe is me. he contradicted rtrreett yttr— so woe is me. he contradicted himself with many statements trtt— himself with many statements trtt re— himself with many statements trtt re erre— himself with many statements that he came out— himself with many statements that he came out with, even when yu-e— that he came out with, even when yu-e tttttrt— that he came out with, even when you're talking about— that he came outwith, even when you're talking about it, you retttee— you're talking about it, you realise there's— you're talking about it, you realise there's actually more of his realise there's actually more of rte-te— realise there's actually more of rte-to terre— realise there's actually more of his-to come out- realise there's actually more of his-to come out in- realise there's actually more of his to come out in terms his story to come out in terms of his story to come out in terms tt rtrr — his story to come out in terms tt rtrr tetrt— his story to come out in terms et rtrr tetrt guy.— his story to come out in terms of him being gay. he wouldn't he ututtr-t— of him being gay. he wouldn't he wouldn't address— of him being gay. he wouldn't he wouldn't address whether he's ret— wouldn't address whether he's rtt mere— wouldn't address whether he's had more lovers— wouldn't address whether he's had more lovers or not. s had more lovers or not. so his rec— had more lovers or not. so his rrc trtervteu— had more lovers or not. so his bbc interview was very defensive , wasn't it? and i thought it was aggressive. thought the was aggressive. i thought the sun, humble, but for the sun, he was humble, but for the bbc denied that this morning bbc he denied that this morning is a toxic workplace . us yeah. is a toxic workplace. us yeah. is he calling dr. ranj a liar? is he calling dr. ranj a liar? is he calling dan wootton a liar? is he calling all of those producers who get flashbacks and

a shiver down their spine when they hear the morning theme they hear the this morning theme tune because they had such a horrible experience? mark, tune because they had such a hor|haveaxperience? mark, tune because they had such a hor|have been ence? mark, tune because they had such a hor|have been quite mark, tune because they had such a hor|have been quite arrogantrk, tune because they had such a hor|have been quite arrogant so itv have been quite arrogant so far, like they're obviously going be facing itv going to be facing itv executives be going to executives will be going to parliament wednesday to parliament on wednesday to answer questions duty of answer questions about duty of care and even the editor of the show, martin frizell, they seem quite confident that itv are going come looking good going to come out looking good out of this. so maybe on rrttr-e— out of this. so maybe on philip's defence,- so maybe on philip's defence, he thinks tree— philip's defence, he thinks tree-beer- philip's defence, he thinks there been that toxic there hasn't been that toxic eutture— there hasn't been that toxic culture, -cannot - there hasn't been that toxic culture,-cannot all culture, but we cannot deny all of culture, but we cannot deny all tt-ettrtee— culture, but we cannot deny all of-stories that— culture, but we cannot deny all of stories that have come up of the stories that have come up terr— of the stories that have come up trerr reerte— of the stories that have come up trerr reerte-te— of the stories that have come up from people as eamonn from people such as eamonn retrree— from people such as eamonn turret-rtr— from people such as eamonn holmes dan wootton. " holmes and dan wootton. i mean mattr— holmes and dan wootton. i mean rtrrttr trtzett— holmes and dan wootton. i mean martin frizell said, you know, scores settled. yes. scores are being settled. yes. in the responses to this. i mean, i have my own personal score with morning because score with this morning because when on during the when i was going on during the covid times and the lockdowns and know, they and everything, you know, they they kind ambushed and everything, you know, they thejevery kind ambushed and everything, you know, they thejevery time. kind ambushed and everything, you know, they thejevery time. but ambushed and everything, you know, they thejevery time. but i ambushed and everything, you know, they thejevery time. but i was1bushed me every time. but i was realistic that they're making a programme which is looking for headlines. there are headlines. right there are people who've that people who've worked on that show give a little show just to give a little balance here many years. 25 balance for here many years. 25 years more . you know, some years and more. you know, some of the people the scenes, of the people behind the scenes, lovely individuals. and i wouldn't want this idea of a

toxic programme to actually be about reflecting on them, because the people that i always work with were lovely. lovely always the top, always comes from the top, doesn't cliquey? doesn't it? cliquey? yes. cuquey doesn't it? cliquey? yes. cliquey presenters. cliquey as presenters. absolutely very much so. that was always feeling in was always the feeling in that you're on the team or you're either on the team or you're either on the team or you're i think when he you're not. i think when he tertet— you're not. i think when he tertet tre— you're not. i think when he denied the culture- ”ts; i think when he denied the culture at this rrtrrtrt— denied the culture at this rrtrrtrt te— denied the culture at this morning is toxic when he said trtt-e— morning is toxic when he said trtt-e ret— morning is toxic when he said that's not the— morning is toxic when he said that's not the case, it's all towere— that's not the case, it's all flowers and _ that's not the case, it's all flowers and honey and we have tea flowers and honey and we have tet tr— flowers and honey and we have tet tr tre— flowers and honey and we have tea in the morning. for me, that tre— tea in the morning. for me, that tre rtetrtr— tea in the morning. for me, that was the meghan markle moment that was the meghan markle moment trtt wee— was the meghan markle moment trtt tre— was the meghan markle moment that was the point— was the meghan markle moment that was the point where one urtrutr — that was the point where one untruth caused— that was the point where one untruth caused everything else, he untruth caused everything else, re eut— untruth caused everything else, re ettt te— untruth caused everything else, he said to cease— untruth caused everything else, he said to cease to be credible, in he said to cease to be credible, tr-wew— he said to cease to be credible, tr-wew .— he said to cease to be credible, in-view, i think— he said to cease to be credible, in view, i think philip had in my view, i think philip had tote— in my view, i think philip had teee ttrtet— in my view, i think philip had rose tinted glasses on during trte— rose tinted glasses on during we wrote— rose tinted glasses on during this whole interview during this whole interview and during this whole interview and duringl trte—teetuee this whole case as well, because re-e— this whole case as well, because re-e-rruer— this whole case as well, because re-e-rruer eer— this whole case as well, because he's-much seen it- this whole case as well, because he's much seen it his he's very much seen it from his rerereettwe. — he's very much seen it from his perspective. he's— he's very much seen it from his perspective. he's the- he's very much seen it from his perspective. he's the one that's been sitting on live for been sitting on this live for three or so. so in his three years or so. so in his head, he's done nothing wrong, you know, in terms of adding to this toxic that has been this toxic culture that has been building morning. building up at this morning. top showbiz agents jonathan start.— top showbiz agents jonathan shalit. yeah,— top showbiz agents jonathan shalit. yeah, rick , there's a shalit. yeah, rick, there's a way— shalit. yeah, rick, there's a way teet— shalit. yeah, rick, there's a way ttet ter— shalit. yeah, rick, there's a way back for schofield . do you way back for schofield. do you trtrt— way back for schofield. do you trtrt trtt-e— way back for schofield. do you think that's true? "

think that's true? i think we're going to get a book from phillip schofield. in terms of tv, he admits career is over. admits his career is over. i don't know broadcaster is don't know which broadcaster is going him a going to touch him with a bargepole, of him, bargepole, but in terms of him, one those shopping channels one of those shopping channels maybe see hasn't. but i maybe you see he hasn't. but i am a bit baffled because- c but i am a bit baffled because he rter-t— am a bit baffled because he rter-t tore— am a bit baffled because he hasn't done anything illegal. he hasn't done anything illegal. re rter-t— hasn't done anything illegal. he hasn't done— hasn't done anything illegal. he hasn't done anything- hasn't done anything illegal. he hasn't done anything illegal. but it's the question andrew and bev rte— but it's the question andrew and bev tt-e tre— but it's the question andrew and bev it's the questions that, you trow— bev it's the questions that, you trtw tre— bev it's the questions that, you know, the questions of grooming , tre— know, the questions of grooming ,tre tueetttre— know, the questions of grooming , the questions of— know, the questions of grooming , the questions of this unnamed . wry— , the questions of this unnamed runner. why has— , the questions of this unnamed runner. why has he been able to move from this— runner. why has he been able to move from this morning to loose wtrrer— move from this morning to loose wtrrer tr— move from this morning to loose wtrrer tr sucr— move from this morning to loose wtrrer tr euer t— move from this morning to loose women in such a swift succession?— women in such a swift succession? doesn't women in such a swift- succession?-doesn't happen succession? that doesn't happen for succession? that doesn't happen tor-tw— succession? that doesn't happen tor-w tttt. — succession? that doesn't happen for-tv folk. you - succession? that doesn't happen for tv folk. you also for normal tv folk. you also reve— for normal tv folk. you also have pictures— for normal tv folk. you also have pictures together with rttty, — have pictures together with tony-art- have pictures together with holly,-and this- have pictures together with holly, and this guy. so holly, phillip and this guy. so rew— holly, phillip and this guy. so rtw tttr-t— holly, phillip and this guy. so how didn't she— holly, phillip and this guy. so how didn't she know? there's tutt— how didn't she know? there's just rte— how didn't she know? there's tuet tt-e tre— how didn't she know? there's just it's the questions i find trtt— just it's the questions i find trtt very— just it's the questions i find that very difficult to believe. i that very difficult to believe. t-eweryttty— that very difficult to believe. i-everybody knew. - that very difficult to believe. i i-everybody knew. yeah, i mean, everybody knew. yeah, i knew. like everybody. we didn't not to say we knew the detail, but everybody knew there was a boy, man, not a boy. boy, a young man, not a boy. that's not fair. a young man working that who had an working on that show who had an unusual friendship with philip ii, worst kept secret in ii, the worst kept secret in showbiz. i bumped speaking of ertwttz— showbiz. i bumped speaking of showbiz bumped— i bumped speaking of showbiz bumped into showbiz tetert—rttttrel showbiz bumped into showbiz. legend—biggins, who legend christopher biggins, who

was legend christopher biggins, who wee-tuttttrt— legend christopher biggins, who was-building for- was in the building for breakfast.— was in the building for breakfast. a breakfast. what a guy. what a tetert. — breakfast. what a guy. what a tetert. -rrtr- breakfast. what a guy. what a legend.-man said- breakfast. what a guy. what a legend. man said to me, legend. and this man said to me, why— legend. and this man said to me, wry te— legend. and this man said to me, wry te ere— legend. and this man said to me, wry te ere terre— legend. and this man said to me, why is she going back to this rrtrrtrte— why is she going back to this rrerrtrte tre— why is she going back to this morning? the bottom line is that trtrt— morning? the bottom line is that wart-metr— morning? the bottom line is that brand-mean,lthink- morning? the bottom line is that brand mean, think it's brand is i mean, i think it's tetet— brand is i mean, i think it's tttet, tettty— brand is i mean, i think it's toast, really,-it's- toast, really, but it's eettttrty— toast, really, but it's certainly it? why certainly tainted, isn't it? why tees— certainly tainted, isn't it? why does- associate _ certainly tainted, isn't it? why does associate herself does she associate herself with wet— does she associate herself with trtt—rectusel does she associate herself with that—because has that programme? because she has to be last man standing there is victory in sitting on that sofa without it's a very without him. it's a very powerful she's powerful message. she's not given cancel culture, but given in to cancel culture, but holly's brand has already been tarnished. it's holly's brand has already been tarnished . it's been tarnished tarnished. it's been tarnished stree— tarnished. it's been tarnished ete— tarnished. it's been tarnished tte trt— tarnished. it's been tarnished since qg8 and this— : it's been tarnished since qg8 and this just adds sett— since qg8 and this just adds more salt to— since qg8 and this just adds more salt to the— since qg8 and this just adds more salt to the wound. if she stere— more salt to the wound. if she etere tewr— more salt to the wound. if she steps down, it's— more salt to the wound. if she steps down, it's saying steps down, it's her saying tetuttty— steps down, it's her saying actually, i've— steps down, it's her saying actually, i've something actually, i've done something tuttty— actually, i've done something tutty-tuttty- actually, i've done something guilty-guilty by- guilty and i'm guilty by association. - guilty and i'm guilty by association. i, for one, i have stopped buying hairdressers. i've to say, mark, why? and i've got to say, mark, why? and the candles as well. i mean, i'm actually i'm just going back to gwyneth now. you know , it's gwyneth now. you know, it's turry— gwyneth now. you know, it's funny because,— gwyneth now. you know, it's funny because, of— cig you know, it's funny because, of course, cg you know, it's funny because, of course, she rte— funny because, of course, she rte tet— funny because, of course, she rte ttt ere— funny because, of course, she has got she has— funny because, of course, she has got she has got this brand. retrte— has got she has got this brand. retrte-rtt— has got she has got this brand. people-not know- has got she has got this brand. people not know this, but in people may not know this, but in the people may not know this, but in tre-yetre— people may not know this, but in tre-yetre ere-e- people may not know this, but in the-years, she's set- people may not know this, but in the years, she's set up the last few years, she's set up we— the last few years, she's set up we trttre— the last few years, she's set up this online brand— the last few years, she's set up this online brand like gwyneth rtttrtw— this online brand like gwyneth rtttrew 900pt_ this online brand like gwyneth paltrow goop, like the brand trtt—rtel paltrow goop, like the brand that—has. one that meghan markle has. no one can that meghan markle has. no one trrtrre— et- that meghan markle has. no one can—name of that| can remember the name of that tree-re— can remember the name of that one-she married- can remember the name of that one she married harry. one before she married harry. art— one before she married harry. art tetuttty— one before she married harry. and actually, i— one before she married harry. and actually, i quite like it. twe— and actually, i quite like it. rte-term,- and actually, i quite like it. i've -before, but. i've said this before, but i

trtrt— i've said this before, but i trtrtlt— i've said this before, but i trtrtlt wty— i've said this before, but i think a way what's think in a way that's what's retreret— think in a way that's what's happened with— think in a way that's what's happened with holly. she wants to happened with holly. she wants tt-tut— happened with holly. she wants tt-tut trtrr — happened with holly. she wants to-out from his- happened with holly. she wants to out from his shadow. she to move out from his shadow. she wtrte— to move out from his shadow. she warts-rer— to move out from his shadow. she wtrte-rer wr— to move out from his shadow. she wants her own thing. she's wants to do her own thing. she's got treet— wants to do her own thing. she's got great management. her ruettrt—tei got great management. heri ruettrt—te t got great management. her- husband_is a big husband is her manager, is a big tv husband is her manager, is a big tv—tt-e- tv executive. it's a it's a rtetuet— tv executive. it's a it's a rtetuet trt— tv executive. it's a it's a product and it's a business. and ere-e— product and it's a business. and she's entrepreneurial. and i trtrt— she's entrepreneurial. and i think she'll— she's entrepreneurial. and i think she'll probably do all rttrt— think she'll probably do all rtrt trtrr — think she'll probably do all right from .but- think she'll probably do all right from but i don't think right from it, but i don't think ere-u— right from it, but i don't think ere-tt-wery- right from it, but i don't think she'll-very long. i she'll stay there very long. no,— she'll stay there very long. we. ere-t— she'll stay there very long. no, she'slthink_ she'll stay there very long. no, she'slthink now- she'll stay there very long. no, she'slthink now it's. she'll stay there very long. no, she's think now it's out no, she's i think now it's out of hands during of holly's hands because during summer be on screens. summer she won't be on screens. and i think that's when the itv bosses are really going to have to think, are we to sit down and think, are we going rebrand show? going to rebrand this show? because the show because i think now the show can't the same because can't be the same because now they're going to have to vet anyone who's coming on case anyone who's coming on in case anyone who's coming on in case anyone attack holly or anyone wants to attack holly or talk the thing. so talk about the phil thing. so it's to be business as it's not going to be business as usual it's going take usual and it's going to take a while viewers to get used to while for viewers to get used to this normal. itv have this new normal. itv have already their hands of already washed their hands of philip, got rid of pictures of him on the walls. so yeah, i mean, that happens every time i leave organisation. i leave an organisation. i say a few online radio s“ g" tst" i say a few online radio stations, but tut— few online radio stations, but tut tre— few online radio stations, but but the other— few online radio stations, but but the other interesting thing is but the other interesting thing te—tetrt— but the other interesting thing is_being grilled. but the other interesting thing is being grilled us is itv bosses being grilled us by by— is itv bosses being grilled us by by a_ is itv bosses being grilled us by tyt reuse— is itv bosses being grilled us by by a house of— is itv bosses being grilled us by by a house of commons select etrrrrtttee— by by a house of commons select committee, .wootton, - by by a house of commons select committee, wootton, is committee, dan wootton, who is very—tre- committee, dan wootton, who is very—trte story-

very much owned this story trtttttrtty— very much owned this story brilliantly eamonn brilliantly alongside eamonn retrree— brilliantly alongside eamonn holmes-others. - brilliantly alongside eamonn holmes others. yeah, he holmes and others. yeah, he eutteettrt— holmes and others. yeah, he suggesting that— holmes and others. yeah, he suggesting that the ultra woke tees,— suggesting that the ultra woke tees, ctrttyr— suggesting that the ultra woke boss, carolyn mccall, should eter— boss, carolyn mccall, should eter tewr. — boss, carolyn mccall, should step down. what- boss, carolyn mccall, should step down. bit as» boss, carolyn mccall, should step down. but tstst boss, carolyn mccall, should step down. tstst 57 boss, carolyn mccall, should step down. tstst “57 step down. what do you think? i think she said, i think this is going to be a very defining moment, not just for the itv, itv, but the whole of the media landscape terms of duty of landscape in terms of duty of care. we don't want to be fostering this kind of industry where having protecting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's'ing protecting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's and protecting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's and co'scting. fostering this kind of industry where savile's and co's fortg. jemmy savile's and co's for decades to come. itv decades to come. clearly itv missed many times missed the mark on many times with this phillip schofield case and someone needs to pay for it. he's gone. but what's happening behind the scenes? okay thank you. you you. steph stephanie takyi you were— you. steph stephanie takyi you trere 7— you. steph stephanie takyi you tree 7 wow— you. steph stephanie takyi you there ? now moving let us there? now moving on, let us trow— there? now moving on, let us trtw-ytu— there? now moving on, let us know -you think. - there? now moving on, let us know you think. by the way, know what you think. by the way, gb know what you think. by the way, tr -tr— know what you think. by the way, tr -tr wewe— know what you think. by the way, gb-gb news .com.- know what you think. by the way, gb gb news .com. i'll gb views at gb news .com. i'll ertw— gb views at gb news .com. i'll ertw you— gb views at gb news .com. i'll erew yeu rew— gb views at gb news .com. i'll show you how-look- gb views at gb news .com. i'll show you how look at the show you how to look at the errttte— show you how to look at the errttte tr— show you how to look at the errttte tr e— show you how to look at the emails in a minute. look forward to emails in a minute. look forward tt-tercr— emails in a minute. look forward tt-tercr-tt- emails in a minute. look forward to-teach-to-thel to that. teach how to use the where's yeah, exactly. where's the. yeah, exactly. where's stapler? brownite where's the stapler? brownite rishi where's the stapler? brownite ttert—tttrt- where's the stapler? brownite ttert—tttrt te- where's the stapler? brownite rishi _going to be l where's the stapler? brownitei rishi—going to be in rishi sunak. it's going to be in tert— rishi sunak. it's going to be in rert trte— rishi sunak. it's going to be in kent this morning— rishi sunak. it's going to be in kent this morning to deliver an urttte— kent this morning to deliver an urttte-rttr— kent this morning to deliver an urttte-rttr te- kent this morning to deliver an update plan to stop the update on his plan to stop the teete— update on his plan to stop the tote-rtru— update on his plan to stop the boats.-right. the- update on his plan to stop the boats. right. the prime boats. that's right. the prime wtrteter— boats. that's right. the prime minister will— boats. that's right. the prime minister will detail the wettest— minister will detail the progress the- minister will detail the progress the government has made twerrrtre—tr- progress the government has made over—months, and- over the last six months, and his over the last six months, and rte-rttre— over the last six months, and rte-tttre te- over the last six months, and his plans to tackle the his ongoing plans to tackle the teyturr— his ongoing plans to tackle the. teyturr —ttter asylum backlog. this comes after asylum backlog. this comes after t—eutteete— asylum backlog. this comes after t—eutteete trtt- asylum backlog. this comes after a-suggests that a- a new poll suggests that a

rrty-erty— a new poll suggests that a rrty-ertyltre— a new poll suggests that a majority the country believe majority of the country believe trtt—t- majority of the country believe trtt—t tet- majority of the country believe trtt—t ttt jobl majority of the country believe. that—a bad job in that sunak is doing a bad job in tetwertrt— that sunak is doing a bad job in delivering-his— delivering on his five priorities.— delivering on his five priorities. joining us now delivering on his five- priorities..joining us now is priorities. so joining us now is rtttttett— priorities. so joining us now is our political reporter catherine teeter— our political reporter catherine forster-morning,- forster. good morning, catherine. _ forster. good morning, catherine. you. now, catherine. good to see you. now, he catherine. good to see you. now, re wtr-t— catherine. good to see you. now, re wer-t te— catherine. good to see you. now, re wer-t be very— catherine. good to see you. now, he won't be very happy about tttt—trtrt- he won't be very happy about that._think he'si that. the majority think he's tetrt— that. the majority think he's tetrt t— that. the majority think he's tetrt t tet— that. the majority think he's doing a bad job— that. the majority think he's doing a bad job on his five rrtrrteee— doing a bad job on his five promises. well,— doing a bad job on his five promises. well, let's face it, part— promises. well, let's face it, tart—vete- promises. well, let's face it, pert—wete wtel part of the brexit vote was ttttrt— part of the brexit vote was. taking—including taking back control, including of taking back control, including tt—tte- taking back control, including tt—tte i taking back control, includingl tt—tte art of our borders, wasn't it? and so of our borders, wasn't it? and rtr-so— of our borders, wasn't it? and err-so utt- of our borders, wasn't it? and so 50 odd thousand so we've got 50 odd thousand people crossing the channel last year , record highs, 606,000 year, record highs, 606,000 thousand people coming into the country. net migration again at an all time high. so i don't think it's surprising that people would take that view. what may be a bit more surprising is that a lot of people now seem to think that labour would be tougher on this than than the conservatives . but than than the conservatives. but i think what we will hear today is rishi sunak saying we are making progress. i would say it's baby steps , but in terms it's baby steps, but in terms certainly of albania, they've got this returns agreement last year about a third of the people from the middle of the year

onwards coming were from albania this year. so far it's only about 1, aren't we? so a bit of progress. correct me if i'm wrtrt— progress. correct me if i'm wrtrt tut— progress. correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't- g correct me if i'm wrong, but aren't we giving the ttttrttre— wrong, but aren't we giving the albanians £1,500— wrong, but aren't we giving the albanians £1,500 to go home when trey— albanians £1,500 to go home when trey trrwe— albanians £1,500 to go home when they arrive? that— albanians £1,500 to go home when they arrive? that sounds like an treertwe— they arrive? that sounds like an treertwe tt — they arrive? that sounds like an incentive to me.— they arrive? that sounds like an incentive to me. call me old ttetttret— incentive to me. call me old fashioned. somebody said you go ever-terre— fashioned. somebody said you go ever-tetrt te- fashioned. somebody said you go ever-tetrt tt tet- over. are you going to get rtsooe— over. are you going to get £1,500?-just- over. are you going to get £1,500? just the first time, £1,500? not just the first time, tut— £1,500? not just the first time, tut every— £1,500? not just the first time, but every time. _ £1,500? not just the first time, but every time. buts“ t: but every time. well, and also, of course, robert jenrick, the immigration minister was on telly yesterday was telly yesterday and was admitting that actually it was only the seconds the only in hundred the seconds the numbers albanians that have numbers of albanians that have actually sent back . but actually been sent back. but they will argue that it's putting people off, coming here in the first place because the message is if you come, you're going to be sent packing. yes, it's a disaster. if labour wind up twrtrt— it's a disaster. if labour wind up ewrtrt tre— it's a disaster. if labour wind up owning the idea- it's a disaster. if labour wind up owning the idea ,- c t: if labour wind up owning the idea , they'll up owning the idea, they'll totte— up owning the idea, they'll rettee tur— up owning the idea, they'll police our borders better than the conservatives. this ought to be e— the conservatives. this ought to be e etrtrt— the conservatives. this ought to be a strong suit— the conservatives. this ought to be a strong suit for— the conservatives. this ought to be a strong suit for the tories . rt— be a strong suit for the tories . rt trowe— be a strong suit for the tories . it shows how— be a strong suit for the tories . it shows how they've really trerret— . it shows how they've really trerret tre— . it shows how they've really dropped the ball. c : dropped the ball. it does, teetr-t— dropped the ball. it does, teetr-t rtr— dropped the ball. it does, doesn't it? and i mean even suella braverman, the home secretary, said that the system was broken and that they didn't

have they've only have control and they've only got a year, year and a half maximum to really show results on this because, of course, stopping the boats was one of rishi sunak five pledges. i don't think anybody seriously believes bodies going to be believes no bodies going to be crossing the channel by the time of the general election. but i think the hope is if they can get it down really significantly , say, okay, well, , people will say, okay, well, this is this is hard. and of course, it's a problem across the whole of europe. last year, they had, i think nearly a million seekers came into million asylum seekers came into the eu and switzerland and norway. that's the highest number since 2015 when we had that migration crisis that partly led to the brexit vote. what do you think sunak is ettttrt— what do you think sunak is eeettrt ur— what do you think sunak is eeettrt up tr— what do you think sunak is cooking up in terms of tax? cttrertre— cooking up in terms of tax? catherine because it feels like tre— catherine because it feels like over the weekend _ catherine because it feels like over the weekend he sort of reteteet— over the weekend he sort of reteteet t— over the weekend he sort of released a few— over the weekend he sort of released a few little helium tattere— released a few little helium balloons into— released a few little helium balloons into the aether, or at tetet— balloons into the aether, or at least somebody— balloons into the aether, or at least somebody has in the press to suggest— least somebody has in the press to eutteet trtt— least somebody has in the press to suggest that there might be tax tweete— to suggest that there might be tax breaks on— to suggest that there might be tax breaks on the— to suggest that there might be tax breaks on the horizon. oh, it tax breaks on the horizon. oh, tt teete— tax breaks on the horizon. oh, tt teete rety— tax breaks on the horizon. oh, it feels very-like - tax breaks on the horizon. oh, it feels very-like a- tax breaks on the horizon. oh, it feels very like a sort it feels very much like a sort of-electioneering- it feels very much like a sort of electioneering to me of just electioneering to me tutt— of just electioneering to me trtt, wett— of just electioneering to me that, well, it— of just electioneering to me

that, well, it does . ' “r: that, well, it does. and i suspect— that, well, it does. and i suspect rt— that, well, it does. and i suspect it is because we know now, don't we, the tax burden is at like a 70 year high now. and yet public services are not in a good state. so if they're going to have any hope of getting re—elected, they really need to be able to give something positive. so part possibly either in the budget this, this autumn or maybe in the spring a penny or two off income tax . penny or two off income tax. there's a lot of emps now really agitating to say get rid of inheritance tax . yes, because of inheritance tax. yes, because of course, lots of people in houses in the south—east of england, particularly , who are fed up particularly, who are fed up with the tories and flirting with the tories and flirting with the tories and flirting with the lib dems might possibly be one round if you know, they feel that that's going to be. do you think, though, that the crtreetttr — do you think, though, that the chancellor, jeremy hunt, will rere— chancellor, jeremy hunt, will have sleepless— chancellor, jeremy hunt, will have sleepless nights about the wet— have sleepless nights about the ttet et— have sleepless nights about the ttet tt turt— have sleepless nights about the idea of axing inheritance tax, werrytrt— idea of axing inheritance tax, wtrrytrt trtt— idea of axing inheritance tax, worrying that the optics could be etrrtttr— worrying that the optics could be similar to— worrying that the optics could be similar to when liz truss wrer— be similar to when liz truss wrer ere— be similar to when liz truss when she was— be similar to when liz truss when she was prime minister? do

you—tre— when she was prime minister? do you—rtr trues?- when she was prime minister? do you-liz truss? she- when she was prime minister? do you liz truss? she she you remember liz truss? she she of you remember liz truss? she she tt eut— you remember liz truss? she she of course cut the— you remember liz truss? she she of course cut the top rate of taxr_ of course cut the top rate of tax, wrter— of course cut the top rate of tax, which would— of course cut the top rate of tax, which would have cost very ttttte— tax, which would have cost very ttttte-trtrt— tax, which would have cost very little _think-have. little and i think would have ereturttet— little and i think would have encouraged _to. little and i think would have. encouraged _to come encouraged rich people to come to encouraged rich people to come tt—erert- encouraged rich people to come tt—erert tretr- to this country, spend their rrerey— to this country, spend their rrerey-trt— to this country, spend their money-and live- to this country, spend their money and live here. i money here and live here. i trtrt— money here and live here. i trtrtlwte— money here and live here. i think was actually a positive think it was actually a positive trtrt— think it was actually a positive three to— think it was actually a positive three to to. — think it was actually a positive thing to do. but— think it was actually a positive thing to do. but anyway, it was reeetret— thing to do. but anyway, it was reeetret very— thing to do. but anyway, it was received very badly. labour etrttttteet— received very badly. labour capitalised on— received very badly. labour capitalised on they capitalised on that. they weaponized_ capitalised on that. they weaponized rate tax capitalised on that. they- weaponized-rate tax cut. weaponized the top rate tax cut. court— weaponized the top rate tax cut. court-retrer- weaponized the top rate tax cut. could-happen if- weaponized the top rate tax cut. could happen if the could the same happen if the terres— could the same happen if the totes-er— could the same happen if the tories on inheritance tax ? tories move on inheritance tax? wett— tories move on inheritance tax? wett. r— tories move on inheritance tax? wett. r tttrt— tories move on inheritance tax? well, i think potentially- tories move on inheritance tax? well, i think potentially it's- well, i think potentially it's difficult, it, because it difficult, isn't it, because it will as looking after will be seen as looking after people quite a lot of people with quite a lot of assets, but, but i think it is different that that tax cut different in that that tax cut was bringing people that was bringing down people that earned over 150,000, which is what the top 1% or so, whereas this huge numbers of people with reasonably ordinary family homes who probably don't have high income jobs that are, you know , income jobs that are, you know, sitting on on a lot of money and liable for 40, mainly because of the property prices have increased so much in the last sort of three decades. really. that's why people _ sort of three decades. really. that's why people will- :f: really. that's why people will fall into trtt— that's why people will fall into trtt trtetet—

that's why people will fall into that bracket .— that's why people will fall into that bracket . it— that's why people will fall into that bracket . it does feel for that bracket. it does feel for me— that bracket. it does feel for me tre— that bracket. it does feel for me the inheritance tax just teete— me the inheritance tax just teete ttte — me the inheritance tax just feels like quite— me the inheritance tax just feels like quite an outdated tax.— feels like quite an outdated ttx. trtt— feels like quite an outdated tax. that would— feels like quite an outdated tax. that would be a vote winner. that— tax. that would be a vote winner. that would definitely be a winner. that would definitely be twt-rrer— winner. that would definitely be a-winnerlthink- winner. that would definitely be a-winnerlthink for- winner. that would definitely be a winner. think for those a vote winner. i think for those ott— a vote winner. i think for those ettrerr-e- a vote winner. i think for those old-concerns ,- old fashioned concerns, rettttree— old fashioned concerns, relatives- as. old fashioned concerns,i relatives-as you old fashioned concerns,- relatives-as you say, relatives who are, as you say, wre— relatives who are, as you say, wrt-wtrertrt,— relatives who are, as you say,- who .wavering, _feel who are wavering, who don't feel trtt—rte— who are wavering, who don't feel trtt—rte tore- who are wavering, who don't feel trtt—rte ttre upl that their pension has gone up ertutr,— that their pension has gone up ereutr, wre— that their pension has gone up enough, who don't see that they tet— enough, who don't see that they tet wus— enough, who don't see that they can get nhs services, who look at can get nhs services, who look tt-etuettttr— can get nhs services, who look at-education of— can get nhs services, who look at education of their at the education of their ertttrer— children and grandchildren and trtrt—ttet- children and grandchildren and think good enough. think this is not good enough. i'd think this is not good enough. r-t te— think this is not good enough. r-t tt tore— think this is not good enough. i'd to love see— think this is not good enough. i'd to love see some movement on trtt. — i'd to love see some movement on trtt. .rerr— i'd to love see some movement on trtt. .rerrytu.— i'd to love see some movement on that. .hear you, but- i'd to love see some movement on that. .hear you, but i- i'd to love see some movement on that. .hear you, but i just. that. i do hear you, but i just think will call it a tax think starmer will call it a tax cut for millionaires because so many would benefit that many people would benefit that have assets worth £1 million or more. and that's the issue. how how do they sell it to, for example, the red wall seats where perhaps, know, the where perhaps, you know, the inheritance tax, the axing of it wouldn't be a game changer for people? well, i agree. i don't think it would— people? well, i agree. i don't think it would win— people? well, i agree. i don't think it would win them- 7 �*ft�*rs;cc rsrg ”rsrs; i don't think it would win them many retes— think it would win them many rtteeltre— think it would win them many votes-the red— think it would win them many votes-the red-but- think it would win them many votes the red but of votes in the red wall. but of tre— votes in the red wall. but of course, the conservatives are wtrrtet— course, the conservatives are wtrrtet-tre— course, the conservatives are worried _the seats- course, the conservatives are worried the seats that worried about the seats that ttttur— worried about the seats that ttttur te— worried about the seats that labour is going— worried about the seats that labour is going to back in labour is going to take back in the labour is going to take back in tre-tre— labour is going to take back in the-the midlands,- labour is going to take back in the the midlands, but the north in the midlands, but were— the north in the midlands, but tree-wrer- the north in the midlands, but there-rihon be- the north in the midlands, but there rihon be really there also now rihon be really wtrrtet— there also now rihon be really wtrrtet-tre— there also now rihon be really worried _the seats- there also now rihon be really worried the seats that the worried about the seats that the ureter— worried about the seats that the liberal democrats— worried about the seats that the liberal democrats are going to take— liberal democrats are going to take tr— liberal democrats are going to take tr tre— liberal democrats are going to take in the south— liberal democrats are going to take in the south because the lib take in the south because the ttt terre— take in the south because the ttt terre, te— take in the south because the lib dems, as we— take in the south because the lib dems, as we saw in the local

eteetttre— lib dems, as we saw in the local elections,-really- elections, did really, really wett— elections, did really, really well-they're - elections, did really, really well they're sort of well. so they're sort of tttrttrt— well. so they're sort of tttrttrt er— well. so they're sort of fighting on two fronts. does ryre— fighting on two fronts. does ye trow— fighting on two fronts. does anyone know what the lib dems ettrt— stand for these days, though? we.— stand for these days, though? no-imetn— stand for these days, though? no-imetn .— stand for these days, though? no-imetn . trey— stand for these days, though? n0.imean , they want- stand for these days, though? n0.imean , they want us- stand for these days, though? no. mean , they want us back in no. i mean, they want us back in the union. that's no. i mean, they want us back in the union . that's their the european union. that's their utttrrtte— the european union. that's their ultimate dream.— the european union. that's their ultimate dream. but— the european union. that's their ultimate dream. but-are. c. that's their ultimate dream. but are the ultimate dream. but what are the rrretrteer— ultimate dream. but what are the rrretrteer-trey- ultimate dream. but what are the principles?-they-to| principles? because they used to be principles? because they used to te r— principles? because they used to te t-tt— principles? because they used to te t-tt-tty— principles? because they used to be a -of-day version i principles? because they used to be a of day version of be a kind of mile day version of ttttur— be a kind of mile day version of labour, didn't— be a kind of mile day version of labour, didn't they? whereas now trey—tore- labour, didn't they? whereas now trey—tore eter- they seem to have gone even more were— they seem to have gone even more were trtr— they seem to have gone even more were trtr-wttr— they seem to have gone even more woke than with davey , woke than labour with ed davey, tretr—et— woke than labour with ed davey, their—of course- their leader, saying of course a woman can have— their leader, saying of course a woman can have a— their leader, saying of course a woman can have a penis. “4st: woman can have a penis. yes, tetr— woman can have a penis. yes, but trttur— woman can have a penis. yes, both labour and— woman can have a penis. yes, both labour and the lib dems have struggled with the question that most people would think perhaps wasn't very difficult. do you feel the lib dems have ertttet— do you feel the lib dems have shifted leftwards?_ do you feel the lib dems have shifted leftwards? because i trtrt—te- shifted leftwards? because i trtrt—te t- shifted leftwards? because i think be a turnoff think that could be a turnoff terr— think that could be a turnoff from some of— think that could be a turnoff from some of original from some of their original constituency. _ from some of their original constituency. i think a lot of people, a lot of women, particularly obe, will worry about a party that can't say what a woman is. yeah, i do think the conservatives have some strength in that because i don't think it means that you're anti trans or not wanting people to be treated fairly. but i think there is a genuine concern about about women's safe spaces

. et cetera. how do you how do you— . et cetera. how do you how do you trtrt— . et cetera. how do you how do you think starmer— . et cetera. how do you how do you think starmer is— rt.rs;crs;rs how do you how do you think starmer is doing? cttrertre,— you think starmer is doing? catherine, if— you think starmer is doing? catherine, if you notice on some of catherine, if you notice on some tt rte— catherine, if you notice on some tt rte treet— catherine, if you notice on some of his press pictures now, he's got— of his press pictures now, he's tttletttrtty— of his press pictures now, he's got slightly different look. got a slightly different look. ree— got a slightly different look. tee-t— got a slightly different look. re-e-tlrrtre- got a slightly different look.i he's-a.more cash, he's looking a bit more cash, tert— he's looking a bit more cash, ter-t rer— he's looking a bit more cash, isn't he?.he's_ he's looking a bit more cash, isn't he?.he's got- he's looking a bit more cash, isn't he? he's got a gel in isn't he? if he's got a gel in rte— isn't he? if he's got a gel in re turt— isn't he? if he's got a gel in re out .— isn't he? if he's got a gel in his dna . yeah.— isn't he? if he's got a gel in his dna . yeah. he's got a bit of his dna. yeah. he's got a bit of gel his dna. yeah. he's got a bit of get tr— his dna. yeah. he's got a bit of get tr rte— his dna. yeah. he's got a bit of get tr rte rtr.— his dna. yeah. he's got a bit of gel in his hair. there's terry,— gel in his hair. there's clearly, clearly working on his trrtte— clearly, clearly working on his true re— clearly, clearly working on his trrtte. re rt— clearly, clearly working on his image. is it tommy hilfiger sneakers and— image. is it tommy hilfiger sneakers and things like that ? sneakers and things like that? twrctty— sneakers and things like that? tetetty. rear.— sneakers and things like that? exactly. yeah. he's— sneakers and things like that? exactly. yeah. he's been- sneakers and things like that? f /rs;rst“ “ exactly. yeah. he's been he's basically know where he's basically do you know where he's been? to tkmaxx been? he's been to tkmaxx instead splashed the cash instead of he splashed the cash . iwon't instead of he splashed the cash . i won't have a bad word said . iwon't have a bad word said ttttret— . iwon't have a bad word said turret-mur— . iwon't have a bad word said against-maxx. the- i won't have a bad word said against maxx. the shops against tk maxx. the shops i trtrt. — against tk maxx. the shops i trtrt. wt.— against tk maxx. the shops i trtrt. we. re— against tk maxx. the shops i think. no, no me- against tk maxx. the shops i think. \r::r think. no, no me neither. me nehhen think. no, no me neither. me neither. but i think certainly his lines getting in his lines are getting better in prime minister's questions. whoever's writing them , he's whoever's writing them, he's getting a bit punchier , but he's getting a bit punchier, but he's not. people are not excited about him, are they? as a leader? he's no tony blair. no, he's very competent. he's not very exciting. and rishi sunak also potentially quite competent. we will see not very exciting. but i guess the thinking is that boris johnson was very exciting. and look what happened there. quite.

catherine, thank- : quite. catherine, thank you . happened there. quite.- catherine, thank you . thank happened there. quite. catherine, thank you . thank you, catherine, thank you. thank you, catherine. well, prince harry will return to london this week. be nice to have him back, won't it? becoming the first british royal since the 19 18th century to give evidence in a london courtroom . so the duke of sussex courtroom. so the duke of sussex is courtroom. so the duke of sussex te eeettrt— courtroom. so the duke of sussex is seeking damages— cai]. so the duke of sussex is seeking damages from mirror trout— is seeking damages from mirror group newspapers. this time over tttetet— group newspapers. this time over alleged information alleged unlawful information tttrerrt— alleged unlawful information tttrerrt rt— alleged unlawful information gathering at its— alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles. our ttytt— gathering at its titles. our royal correspondent cameron wetter— royal correspondent cameron wetter rte— royal correspondent cameron walker has the _ royal correspondent cameron walker has the details. �*ftt�*“rstc r:r::r walker has the details. what do you tore— walker has the details. what do you rope to— walker has the details. what do you hope to achieve, sir? the king's son in court , the- rsrt“ 7 the king's son in court , the first king's son in court, the first totter— king's son in court, the first british royal— king's son in court, the first british royal in— king's son in court, the first british royal in the witness box for british royal in the witness box tor reo— british royal in the witness box tor rso yee— british royal in the witness box for 150 years, testifying in his toweutt— for150 years, testifying in his lawsuit against— for150 years, testifying in his lawsuit against a— for 150 years, testifying in his lawsuit against a newspaper group— lawsuit against a newspaper trout re— lawsuit against a newspaper group he accuses of unlawfully trtruttrt— group he accuses of unlawfully intruding into— group he accuses of unlawfully intruding into his— group he accuses of unlawfully intruding into his private life. true— intruding into his private life. rrtroe retry-e— intruding into his private life. prince harry's war— intruding into his private life. prince harry's war against the press has raged on for decades as he blames the paparazzi for their part in his mother's death . the bombshell memoir netflix series and recent car chase describes by his spokesperson as near catastrophic paint. a picture of a man who believes he's hounded by the tabloid us and holding the media

accountable is something he sees as his life's work. the duke will take to the witness box in a trial brought alongside other famous faces seeking damages from mirror group newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles . the company is titles. the company is contesting the allegations that its journalists were linked to voicemail interception , securing voicemail interception, securing information through deception and hiring private investigators for unlawful information gathering . the mirror group gathering. the mirror group newspapers also argue legal action has been brought too late. allegations date between 1996 and 2011, but the company has previously accepted that phone hacking did take place at its publication . means paying its publication. means paying out millions of pounds in compensation . but it's compensation. but it's understood prince harry isn't in this for financial gain . he this for financial gain. he wants to publicly hold people accountable and is expected to be critical of former daily mirror editor piers morgan. mr morgan has always denied he knew anything about unlawful

information gathering at his former newspaper. information gathering at his former newspaper . the information gathering at his former newspaper. the trial is one of five legal cases prince harry's pursuing through uk courts , three against newspaper courts, three against newspaper groups accused of unlawful information gathering and one against the mail on sunday's publisher, who is accused of defamation and one against the home office over its decision to take away his security when he steps back as a working royal. despite travelling to london to attend the high court in person, frosty relationships between him, his father and brother are unlikely to warm . king charles unlikely to warm. king charles is thought to be hiking in romania and prince william is reportedly not on speaking terms with his brother. the trial is expected to last for a number of weeks. cameron walker . gb news. weeks. cameron walker. gb news. well, we have a lot more to come the— well, we have a lot more to come the rrorrtrt— well, we have a lot more to come this morning. prince— well, we have a lot more to come this morning. prince harry is going— this morning. prince harry is totrt to— this morning. prince harry is totrt to te— this morning. prince harry is going to be arriving at court at rotrt— going to be arriving at court at some point this— going to be arriving at court at some point this morning. we're tteo— some point this morning. we're tteo totrt— some point this morning. we're tteo totrt to— some point this morning. we're tteo totrt to te— some point this morning. we're also going to be taking sunak ereeor— also going to be taking sunak ereeor twe— also going to be taking sunak speech live kyiv_ also going to be taking sunak speech live kyiv on immigration and speech live kyiv on immigration trt row— speech live kyiv on immigration trt row-ree- speech live kyiv on immigration and how he's done. and how he thinks he's done. the—

and how he thinks he's done. trteltr— and how he thinks he's done. this-gb news. - and how he thinks he's done. this gb news. c: “g this is gb news. good morning. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. well, the day ahead. it's quite cloudy at the moment, but more sunshine will develop, particularly in the and particularly in the west and we'll see temperatures rising as particularly in the west and wresult.e temperatures rising as particularly in the west and wresult. high zieratures rising as particularly in the west and wresult. high pressure rising as particularly in the west and wresult. high pressure which as a result. high pressure which has been around for a few weeks now, continues to dominate this week's however, this week's weather. however, this deep area of low pressure does start to up weather start to throw up weather systems as we move towards the end of the week, turning it hotter and more humid and increasing the risk of rain by next weekend. at the moment, a bit of a westie split out there. cloudy skies across eastern parts of the uk, but the cloud does lift and break and push back towards the coast like back towards the coast just like we've through the last few we've seen through the last few days. so it could remain quite cool and cloudy here. but for much it's dry and much of the country it's dry and bright plenty spells of bright, plenty of warm spells of sunshine and temperatures lifting in that sunshine in to the low 20s still cool along eastern coast, 14 or 15 degrees through into the evening time, we see the low clouds start to drift back in from the north sea and then overnight it continues

its travel south westwards. the clearer skies holding on to parts of northern ireland, western scotland, western fringe of wales to elsewhere thick cloud and outbreaks of light rain and drizzle, possible temperatures holding up generally 9 to 11 celsius, perhaps lower under any prolonged clear spells. further north and west. so a bit of a grey start for england in particular. some outbreaks of drizzle . eastern scotland, two drizzle. eastern scotland, two best of the sunshine on tuesday morning across the west and then slow . slowly but surely the slow. slowly but surely the cloud lifts and breaks, though it may stay cloudy across central and eastern parts of england for of the day. so england for much of the day. so under cloud, it will feel under this cloud, it will feel quite chilly. temperatures mid under this cloud, it will feel quhighiilly. temperatures mid under this cloud, it will feel qu high teens. emperatures mid under this cloud, it will feel quhigh teens. buteratures mid under this cloud, it will feel quhigh teens. but againts mid under this cloud, it will feel quhigh teens. but again , mid to high teens. but again, further west in the best of the sunshine temperatures reaching sunshine, temperatures reaching the low 20s looking for the next few days. it's plenty of sunshine on the cards , perhaps sunshine on the cards, perhaps an increasing risk of showers across the far south by friday. and temperatures on the warm side and feeling humid later.

it's 10 am. on monday, the 5th of june. this is to the point with bev turner and mark dolan stepping in for andrew pierce now it's one of his key pledges to stop the boats, but they still keep on coming. the prime minister will— still keep on coming. the prime minister will be— still keep on coming. the prime minister will be giving- still keep on coming. the prime minister will be giving a- cc rztr“ rtrsrs“ “g the prime minister will be giving a speech at r— minister will be giving a speech at r or— minister will be giving a speech at r or wrot— minister will be giving a speech at 11 on what he— minister will be giving a speech at 11 on what he plans to do

rext— at 11 on what he plans to do rext to— at 11 on what he plans to do next to tackle— at 11 on what he plans to do next to tackle illegal cross—channel migration . cross—channel migration. rrrrtet— cross—channel migration. rrrrtettre— cross—channel migration. harriet the high - cross—channel migration. harriet the high court- cross—channel migration. harriet the high court , he'll harriet the high court, he'll give evidence this week in his phone hacking case against the mirror group. he'll be the first senior royal to testify in court for over a century . and senior royal to testify in court for over a century. and keir sttrrrer— for over a century. and keir starmer running— for over a century. and keir starmer running into- rt.rs;cc. q and keir starmer running into a rt.rs;“cc. q and keir starmer running into a storm rte— starmer running into a storm rte treer— starmer running into a storm over his green energy plans from his over his green energy plans from rte ow— over his green energy plans from rte ette— over his green energy plans from his own side. we'll— over his green energy plans from his own side. we'll be taking a ooeert— his own side. we'll be taking a ooeert toot— his own side. we'll be taking a closer look at— his own side. we'll be taking a closer look at what exactly he's rroroetrt — closer look at what exactly he's rroroetrt .— closer look at what exactly he's rroroetrt . tet— closer look at what exactly he's rroroetrt . tet ue— closer look at what exactly he's proposing . let us know your proposing. let us know your troutrte— proposing. let us know your troutrte or— proposing. let us know your thoughts on all— proposing. let us know your thoughts on all of our talking rotrte— thoughts on all of our talking rotrte trte— thoughts on all of our talking points this morning. c points this morning. email us, gbviews@gbnews.uk . but first, gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, here is your morning's news with rory . here is your morning's news with rory. thank you very much, bev. tre— rory. thank you very much, bev. tre rrtrre— rory. thank you very much, bev. the prime minister— rory. thank you very much, bev. the prime minister is— hg thank you very much, bev. the prime minister is set 31g thank you very much, bev. the prime minister is set to twe— the prime minister is set to ttre tr— the prime minister is set to ttre or urttte— the prime minister is set to give an update on his promise to trotte— give an update on his promise to tootte errttt— give an update on his promise to tackle small boat— give an update on his promise to tackle small boat crossings and the tackle small boat crossings and tre teyturr — tackle small boat crossings and the asylum backlog. in a speech in the asylum backlog. in a speech tr tert— the asylum backlog. in a speech in kent. later,— the asylum backlog. in a speech in kent. later, rishi sunak will tteouee— in kent. later, rishi sunak will tteouee tre— in kent. later, rishi sunak will discuss the progress already rrtte— discuss the progress already rrtte tr— discuss the progress already rrtte tr tre— discuss the progress already made in the six— discuss the progress already made in the six months since he trtrotuoet— made in the six months since he introduced the— made in the six months since he introduced the illegal migration tttt. — introduced the illegal migration tttt. rte—

introduced the illegal migration bill. it's after— introduced the illegal migration bill. it's after the— introduced the illegal migration bill. it's after the immigration ureter.— bill. it's after the immigration minister, robert— bill. it's after the immigration minister, robert jenrick claimed the minister, robert jenrick claimed tre teyturr— minister, robert jenrick claimed the asylum system is riddled wttr— the asylum system is riddled wttr ttuee— the asylum system is riddled with abuse and— the asylum system is riddled with abuse and needs fundamental ottrte— with abuse and needs fundamental ortrte. rtr— with abuse and needs fundamental change. mr sunak— with abuse and needs fundamental change. mr sunak vowed to ttotter— change. mr sunak vowed to abolish the— change. mr sunak vowed to abolish the backlog in asylum trte— abolish the backlog in asylum cases this year— abolish the backlog in asylum cases this year ,_ abolish the backlog in asylum cases this year , which currently cases this year, which currently ettrte— cases this year, which currently ettrte ot— cases this year, which currently stands at more— cases this year, which currently stands at more than 150,000 cases as well. _ stands at more than 150,000 cases as well. it— stands at more than 150,000 cases as well. it comes as more trtr— cases as well. it comes as more trtr soro— cases as well. it comes as more trtr sow ot— cases as well. it comes as more than 50% of the— cases as well. it comes as more than 50% of the british public trtrte— than 50% of the british public trtrte tre— than 50% of the british public thinks the prime— than 50% of the british public thinks the prime minister is totrt— thinks the prime minister is totrt t— thinks the prime minister is totrt t tot— thinks the prime minister is doing a bad job— thinks the prime minister is doing a bad job in delivering on his doing a bad job in delivering on rte twe— doing a bad job in delivering on his five priorities. _ doing a bad job in delivering on his five priorities. that's to tooorttrt— his five priorities. that's to tooorttrt t— his five priorities. that's to according a new- his five priorities. that's to according a new poll by ipsos uk .wrtor— according a new poll by ipsos uk .wrtor tourt— according a new poll by ipsos uk , which found the— according a new poll by ipsos uk , which found the public's top rrtortttee— , which found the public's top priorities were— , which found the public's top priorities were easing the cost of priorities were easing the cost ot ttrtrt— priorities were easing the cost ot ttrtrt ort— priorities were easing the cost of living and bringing down nhs wttttrt— of living and bringing down nhs wttttrt ttrree— of living and bringing down nhs waiting times between a quarter and waiting times between a quarter trt t— waiting times between a quarter trt t trtrt— waiting times between a quarter trt t trtrt ot— waiting times between a quarter and a third of people surveyed trtrt— and a third of people surveyed think labour— and a third of people surveyed think labour would do better in tettrertrt— think labour would do better in delivering the— think labour would do better in delivering the priorities . the delivering the priorities. the tute— delivering the priorities. the duke ot— delivering the priorities. the duke of sussex— delivering the priorities. the duke of sussex is expected at tre— duke of sussex is expected at tre rttr— duke of sussex is expected at tre rttr court— duke of sussex is expected at the high court to— duke of sussex is expected at the high court to give evidence ttttret— the high court to give evidence otttret tre— the high court to give evidence against the publisher of the duty— against the publisher of the retry rttrror— against the publisher of the daily mirror. your you're now toottrt— daily mirror. your you're now toottrt or— daily mirror. your you're now looking on television at live ttoturee— looking on television at live pictures outside— looking on television at live pictures outside the court in terror— pictures outside the court in central london— pictures outside the court in central london where he is expectet— central london where he is expectet ot— central london where he is expected at any- central london where he is expected at any moment now.

wett— expected at any moment now. wett. rrtroe— expected at any moment now. well, prince harry claims around 140 well, prince harry claims around too ruttteret— well, prince harry claims around 140 published articles contained trtorrrtttor— 140 published articles contained information that— 140 published articles contained information that was gathered uetrt— information that was gathered using methods— information that was gathered using methods like phone hacking or teeerttor— using methods like phone hacking or deception. mirror group wewertrere— or deception. mirror group newspapers is— or deception. mirror group newspapers is contesting those turre— newspapers is contesting those otttrre .— newspapers is contesting those otttrre . tre— newspapers is contesting those claims . the uk— newspapers is contesting those claims . the uk was hugely claims. the uk was hugely urrrertret— claims. the uk was hugely unprepared for— claims. the uk was hugely unprepared for the covid 19 rtrterrto— unprepared for the covid 19 pandemic because of years of tuetertty. — pandemic because of years of austerity. well,— pandemic because of years of austerity. well, that's tooorttrt— austerity. well, that's according to - austerity. well, that's according to a report from the trttee— according to a report from the trades union— according to a report from the trades union congress that says trot— trades union congress that says trot tr— trades union congress that says trot tr 2020,— trades union congress that says that in 2020, public spending was lower than— that in 2020, public spending was lower than in 2010. in areas euor— was lower than in 2010. in areas euor te— was lower than in 2010. in areas such as social— was lower than in 2010. in areas such as social care,— was lower than in 2010. in areas such as social care, child care ort— such as social care, child care trt rottoe. — such as social care, child care and police. the— such as social care, child care and police. the report comes treet— and police. the report comes trett ot— and police. the report comes trett ot t— and police. the report comes ahead of a press— and police. the report comes ahead of a press conference tater— ahead of a press conference toter totty— ahead of a press conference later today about the lessons tre— later today about the lessons tre corru— later today about the lessons tre covrr rt— later today about the lessons the covid 19 bereaved families for the covid 19 bereaved families tor yuettoe— the covid 19 bereaved families for justice group— the covid 19 bereaved families for justice group believe must forjustice group believe must be tetrret— forjustice group believe must be learned from _ forjustice group believe must be learned from the pandemic. tre— be learned from the pandemic. tre tttour— be learned from the pandemic. the labour leader— be learned from the pandemic. the labour leader has criticised the government— the labour leader has criticised the government for their failure to oper— the government for their failure to orer try— the government for their failure to open any nuclear power plants turre— to open any nuclear power plants turtrt tretr— to open any nuclear power plants during their time— to open any nuclear power plants during their time in— to open any nuclear power plants during their time in power , during their time in power, ottttrt— during their time in power, ottttrt rt— during their time in power, calling it shambolic . labour calling it shambolic. labour otttrre— calling it shambolic. labour otttrre tre— calling it shambolic. labour claims the tories enacted has reeuttet— claims the tories enacted has reeuttet tr— claims the tories enacted has resulted in the— claims the tories enacted has resulted in the loss of 7000 totter— resulted in the loss of 7000

rrttter tote— resulted in the loss of 7000 rrtter tote .— resulted in the loss of 7000 british jobs . but— resulted in the loss of 7000 british jobs . but a tory british jobs. but a tory spokesperson says they're tettrertrt— spokesperson says they're delivering the _ spokesperson says they're delivering the first large scale rutetr— delivering the first large scale nuclear project— delivering the first large scale nuclear project at hinkley point c nuclear project at hinkley point c ort— nuclear project at hinkley point c trt rere— nuclear project at hinkley point c and have agreed— nuclear project at hinkley point c and have agreed to begin stzewett— c and have agreed to begin stzewett c— c and have agreed to begin sizewell c well— c and have agreed to begin sizewell c well later . shadow sizewell c well later. shadow international— sizewell c well later. shadow international trade secretary wrot— international trade secretary nick thomas—symonds told gb news trout— nick thomas—symonds told gb news about tttour-e— nick thomas—symonds told gb news about labour's plans.— nick thomas—symonds told gb news about labour's plans. what we are about labour's plans. what we toottrt— about labour's plans. what we toottrt to— about labour's plans. what we are looking to do— about labour's plans. what we are looking to do with the green ererty— are looking to do with the green energy transition— are looking to do with the green energy transition is— are looking to do with the green energy transition is to create tote. — energy transition is to create tote. trot-e— energy transition is to create jobs. that's why- energy transition is to create jobs. that's why gb- energy transition is to create jobs. c15 “rsrg jobs. that's why gb energy, the creation of our state backed energy company , working with the energy company, working with the private sector, will look to make sure that we've got supply chains here in the united kingdom. so what i'm going to continue to do is to sit down, as i do with trade union leaders and others and say, look, this energy transition, of course, net zero is hugely important, but the jobs are massively important as well . an inquest important as well. an inquest into important as well. an inquest trto tre— important as well. an inquest into the deaths— important as well. an inquest into the deaths of— important as well. an inquest into the deaths of two- an inquest into the deaths of two young reorte— into the deaths of two young reorte ott— into the deaths of two young people off bournemouth beach is exoeotet— people off bournemouth beach is exoeotet to— people off bournemouth beach is expectet to te— people off bournemouth beach is expected to be opened today , expected to be opened today, eutteot— expected to be opened today, eutteot to— expected to be opened today, subject to confirmation by the coroner's office. _ subject to confirmation by the coroner's office. 17 year old jo

totte— coroner's office. 17 year old jo tttte ort— coroner's office. 17 year old jo abbas and 12— coroner's office. 17 year old jo abbas and 12 year— coroner's office. 17 year old jo abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from _ abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from the sea during the were rescued from the sea during tre trottert— were rescued from the sea during the incident last— were rescued from the sea during the incident last wednesday. but tott— the incident last wednesday. but totr tet— the incident last wednesday. but both died later— the incident last wednesday. but both died later in— the incident last wednesday. but both died later in hospital . both died later in hospital. roteet— both died later in hospital. dorset police _ both died later in hospital. dorset police say they are teertrt— dorset police say they are teertrt tr— dorset police say they are keeping an open mind about the circumstances— keeping an open mind about the circumstances that— keeping an open mind about the circumstances that led to their tettre— circumstances that led to their tettre .— circumstances that led to their deaths . russia— circumstances that led to their deaths . russia says its forces deaths. russia says its forces rere— deaths. russia says its forces have prevented— deaths. russia says its forces have prevented a— deaths. russia says its forces have prevented a major ukrainian otteretre— have prevented a major ukrainian otteretre ort— have prevented a major ukrainian offensive and killed hundreds of troope— offensive and killed hundreds of troops. moscow's— offensive and killed hundreds of troops. moscow's defence rrtrtetry— troops. moscow's defence ministry released a video of wrot— ministry released a video of wrtt rt— ministry released a video of what it claims— ministry released a video of what it claims shows several utrttrttr— what it claims shows several ukrainian armoured vehicles in a ret— ukrainian armoured vehicles in a ttett ttowtrt— ukrainian armoured vehicles in a field blowing up— ukrainian armoured vehicles in a field blowing up after being rt.— field blowing up after being rtt. wett— field blowing up after being hit. well it's— field blowing up after being hit. well it's after the claims uwttre— hit. well it's after the claims ukraine attacked— hit. well it's after the claims ukraine attacked with eight torre— ukraine attacked with eight torte tr— ukraine attacked with eight tanks in southern donetsk . tanks in southern donetsk. utrttre— tanks in southern donetsk. ukraine hasn't— tanks in southern donetsk. ukraine hasn't responded to troee— ukraine hasn't responded to those claims— ukraine hasn't responded to those claims .— ukraine hasn't responded to those claims . well, meanwhile , those claims. well, meanwhile, utrttre-e— those claims. well, meanwhile, ukraine's military— those claims. well, meanwhile, ukraine's military chaplains rere— ukraine's military chaplains have successfully completed trttrtrt— have successfully completed training with— have successfully completed training with the british army. tre— training with the british army. tre two— training with the british army. tre two week— training with the british army. the two week programme run by the the two week programme run by tre toytt— the two week programme run by tre toytt army— the two week programme run by the royal army chaplains retortrrert— the royal army chaplains department saw an initial group of department saw an initial group ot ter— department saw an initial group of ten ukrainians— department saw an initial group of ten ukrainians train at a camp— of ten ukrainians train at a tort tr— of ten ukrainians train at a camp in south—west england . it camp in south—west england. it trorttet— camp in south—west england. it rrorttet trem— camp in south—west england. it

provided them with crucial eurrott— provided them with crucial eurrort .— provided them with crucial support , including pastoral care support, including pastoral care and support, including pastoral care trt rrortt— support, including pastoral care and moral guidance to soldiers in and moral guidance to soldiers tr tre— and moral guidance to soldiers tr tre rrttet— and moral guidance to soldiers in the midst of— and moral guidance to soldiers in the midst of battle and some tretttrt— in the midst of battle and some tretttrt ee— in the midst of battle and some breaking news in— in the midst of battle and some breaking news in the last few rrorreret— breaking news in the last few moments. holly— breaking news in the last few moments . holly willoughby says moments. holly willoughby says she moments. holly willoughby says ere tert— moments. holly willoughby says she felt shaken,— moments. holly willoughby says she felt shaken, troubled. let towr— she felt shaken, troubled. let towr ort— she felt shaken, troubled. let down and worried as she returned to the— down and worried as she returned to the rrorrtrt— down and worried as she returned to this morning following rrttttr— to this morning following phillip schofield exit. holly rte— phillip schofield exit. holly has addressed— phillip schofield exit. holly has addressed the controversy eurrourttrt— has addressed the controversy surrounding her— has addressed the controversy surrounding her former co—host, etytrt— surrounding her former co—host, etytrt. we— surrounding her former co—host, etytrt. we owe— surrounding her former co—host, saying, we give our love and eurrott— saying, we give our love and eurrort to— saying, we give our love and support to someone who was not tetttrt— support to someone who was not tetttrt tre— support to someone who was not telling the truth— support to someone who was not telling the truth .— support to someone who was not telling the truth . it's after telling the truth. it's after sorottett— telling the truth. it's after schofield admitted to an affair wttr— schofield admitted to an affair wttr t— schofield admitted to an affair wttr t yourt— schofield admitted to an affair with a young male employee . with a young male employee. a retort— with a young male employee. a record breaking— with a young male employee. a record breaking british cyclist is record breaking british cyclist te eetttrt— record breaking british cyclist is setting off— record breaking british cyclist is setting off today on a 3000 rue— is setting off today on a 3000 mile challenge.— is setting off today on a 3000 mile challenge. the 44 year old rote— mile challenge. the 44 year old rote store— mile challenge. the 44 year old rote strort .— mile challenge. the 44 year old kate strong , who— mile challenge. the 44 year old kate strong , who holds three kate strong, who holds three eyettrt— kate strong, who holds three eyettrt wort— kate strong, who holds three cycling world records , is making cycling world records, is making her cycling world records, is making rer wry— cycling world records, is making her way around _ cycling world records, is making her way around the circumference of her way around the circumference ot tre— her way around the circumference ot tre ur— her way around the circumference ot tre ur or— her way around the circumference ot tre ur or t— her way around the circumference of the uk on a handmade bamboo otte— of the uk on a handmade bamboo ttte. sre-e— of the uk on a handmade bamboo bike. she's starting— of the uk on a handmade bamboo bike. she's starting from westminster— bike. she's starting from westminster cycling to norwich for westminster cycling to norwich tor rer— westminster cycling to norwich tor rer ttret— westminster cycling to norwich for her first stop— westminster cycling to norwich for her first stop before trtretttrt— for her first stop before travelling to - for her first stop before travelling to other areas, trotuttrt— travelling to other areas, including edinburgh and corrwttt.—

including edinburgh and cornwall, before finishing up on setterrter— cornwall, before finishing up on setterrter tre— cornwall, before finishing up on september the 2nd . very best of september the 2nd. very best of tutt— september the 2nd. very best of trek to— september the 2nd. very best of trek to re.— september the 2nd. very best of luck to her. well,— september the 2nd. very best of luck to her. well, this is gb wewe. — luck to her. well, this is gb wewe. wett— luck to her. well, this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it tattere— news. we'll bring you more as it reprere wow.— news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to rer— happens. now, though, back to bev ort— happens. now, though, back to bev trt .— bev and. mark lorry.- bev and. mark . okay, let'sl bev and. mark. i okay, let's get bev and. mark okay, let's get to your emails gb gb news .com on gb views at gb news .com on philip's schofield dennis from royal wootton bassett says today is the day we find out how good an actress holly willoughby actually is. i hope she spent enough time rehearsing her lines . and lesley has said what has rrttttr— . and lesley has said what has phillip schofield— and lesley has said what has phillip schofield done? which is so phillip schofield done? which is eo tot— phillip schofield done? which is eo tot re-e— phillip schofield done? which is so bad he's not— phillip schofield done? which is so bad he's not murdered anyone, nor so bad he's not murdered anyone, rot— so bad he's not murdered anyone, nor even had non—consensual. so bad he's not murdered anyone, nor even had non—consensual . sex nor even had non—consensual. sex rrtereettrt— nor even had non—consensual. sex rrtereettrt etutt— nor even had non—consensual. sex interesting stuff. i— nor even had non—consensual. sex interesting stuff. i have no eetwty— interesting stuff. i have no eetwty torr— interesting stuff. i have no segway from that line into our rext— segway from that line into our rext treet— segway from that line into our next guest. we're— segway from that line into our next guest. we're talking about rtert— next guest. we're talking about rtert suret— next guest. we're talking about rishi sunak. he's— next guest. we're talking about rishi sunak. he's going to be in tert— rishi sunak. he's going to be in rert trte— rishi sunak. he's going to be in kent this morning— rishi sunak. he's going to be in kent this morning to deliver an urttte— kent this morning to deliver an rotate-pter— kent this morning to deliver an urttte-rttr to- kent this morning to deliver an update plan to stop the update on his plan to stop the totte— update on his plan to stop the totte-rrtrre— update on his plan to stop the

boats. prime minister will boats. the prime minister will tetttt—tre- detail the progress the government - detail the progress the government made over the government has made over the teet— government has made over the ttetirrortre— government has made over the last-months with- government has made over the last months with ongoing last six months with his ongoing prere— last six months with his ongoing rttre—teyturr - plans to tackle the asylum toottot. — plans to tackle the asylum backlog. .comes- plans to tackle the asylum backlog. f backlog. it comes after a stunning poll suggests stunning new poll suggests a majority of the country believe sunakis majority of the country believe sunak is doing a bad job in delivering on his famous five priorities. so head of digital news here at— priorities. so head of digital news here at gb— so head of digital news here at gb news, dan falvey torre— news here at gb news, dan falvey totre rre— news here at gb news, dan falvey totre rre row— news here at gb news, dan falvey joins me now. morning, dan, tree-e— joins me now. morning, dan, trere-e t— joins me now. morning, dan, trere-e t tot— joins me now. morning, dan, there's a lot riding on this ereeor— there's a lot riding on this ereeer trorr — there's a lot riding on this speech from rishi sunak today, tert— speech from rishi sunak today, ter-t trerer— speech from rishi sunak today, isn't there? because when people are isn't there? because when people toottrt— isn't there? because when people toottrt ot— isn't there? because when people are looking at how— isn't there? because when people are looking at how where we're toottrt— are looking at how where we're toottrt. row— are looking at how where we're looking, how to— are looking at how where we're looking, how to cast our votes in looking, how to cast our votes tr tre— looking, how to cast our votes tr tre rext— looking, how to cast our votes in the next what— looking, how to cast our votes in the next what will it be 18 rrortre— in the next what will it be 18 months, possibly— in the next what will it be 18 months, possibly from now , this months, possibly from now, this is months, possibly from now, this te-ot— months, possibly from now, this te-ot-ttertt- months, possibly from now, this is-of-agenda for- is the top of the agenda for a lot is the top of the agenda for a totlreorte. — is the top of the agenda for a lot-people. and— is the top of the agenda for a lot-people. and if- is the top of the agenda for a lot people. and if tories lot of people. and if the tories err-t— lot of people. and if the tories can't own this,— lot of people. and if the tories can't own this, they're in route.— can't own this, they're in trouble. absolutely. one of trouble. absolutely. and one of the problems rishi sunak the problems that rishi sunak has he has really nailed has gone is he has really nailed his colours mast with this. his colours to mast with this. he's promised he it one of he's promised he made it one of these pledges. and in fact, these five pledges. and in fact, when he made these five pledges, he i deliver, vote he says if i don't deliver, vote me has said that will me out. he has said that he will deliver on it. he has made that crystal problem is crystal clear. the problem is that isn't coming through that just isn't coming through in results what seen in results. so what we've seen is just couple of weeks ago, is just a couple of weeks ago, those migration statistics came

out showed migration at out that showed net migration at record seeing that record levels. we're seeing that the home office internally in court cases admitted that it thinks channel crossings are going to hit 56,000 next year, which is an extra 11,000. what it was last year. so they're going up as well. it was last year. so they're going up as well . so for all the going up as well. so for all the rhetoric, we're not seeing those results. think what results. and i think that's what this about this speech is partially about today. partially about today. it's partially about trying to be trying to brand there to be some success because rishi sunak success because as rishi sunak has, know, maybe made big has, you know, maybe made a big error putting much of his error by putting so much of his premiership he's premiership and also what he's reacting of is the reacting to, of course, is the fact that the unfairness, the injustice this of putting up so many people has been amplified, particularly over the weekend , particularly over the weekend, because we had other migrants in the hotel in london complaining, talking to the press and saying this isn't fair. there are three of this isn't fair. there are three ot ue— this isn't fair. there are three ot ue to— this isn't fair. there are three ot ue to t— this isn't fair. there are three of us to a bedroom- c ” there are three of us to a bedroom the hotel of us to a bedroom or the hotel toeer-t— of us to a bedroom or the hotel toeer-t-rery— of us to a bedroom or the hotel doesn't-very nice,- of us to a bedroom or the hotel doesn't very nice, or doesn't smell very nice, or tree— doesn't smell very nice, or tree-t— doesn't smell very nice, or there a particularly good there wasn't a particularly good tutttty—teer- there wasn't a particularly good quality—been here. there wasn't a particularly good quality been here two quality. but we've been here two yetre— quality. but we've been here two yetre ort— quality. but we've been here two yetre trt we-re— quality. but we've been here two years and we've been here two yee— years and we've been here two yeoe-r— years and we've been here two yeoe-r trtrt— years and we've been here two years.-i think we- years and we've been here two years. i think we all years. and i think we can all get— years. and i think we can all get or— years. and i think we can all get or root— years. and i think we can all get on board with that complaint,— get on board with that complaint, though, because none of complaint, though, because none ot-reorte— complaint, though, because none ot-reorte to— complaint, though, because none ot-reorte to te- complaint, though, because none of people to be here for of us want people to be here for trot— of us want people to be here for trot terttr— of us want people to be here for trot terttr ot— of us want people to be here for that length of time. but the optoe—

that length of time. but the orttoeltrte— that length of time. but the optics-this are- that length of time. but the optics this are horrendous . optics of this are horrendous. turus— optics of this are horrendous. rtrue-rowe- optics of this are horrendous. aukus have people aukus when you have people eeettrt—orl aukus when you have people. eeettrt—or tre seeking asylum standing on the on seeking asylum standing on the or tre— seeking asylum standing on the or tre ette— seeking asylum standing on the on the side of— seeking asylum standing on the on the side of the— seeking asylum standing on the on the side of the road in reretrttor— on the side of the road in kensington saying my accommodation is not up to eorotot— accommodation is not up to eater—to- scratch, he's got to do something,— scratch, he's got to do something, absolutely. scratch, he's got to do- something, absolutely. but the protterr — something, absolutely. but the problem actually problem is actually do something. the key something. that's the key here. it's can't just be it's not just it can't just be more rhetoric because we've seen for a number of years now a lot of rhetoric from this conservative government. saw, conservative government. we saw, you was to you know, brexit was going to take back of the take back control of the borders. we'd be able to end this illegal migration. a number of crossings has gone up of channel crossings has gone up . we saw, you know , we saw . we then saw, you know, we saw priti patel was putting bills through parliament that were going to kerb illegal migration . it went up. we then announced the rwanda scheme and said that that was going to kerb it. well, that's stuck the courts that's now stuck in the courts and of channel and a number of channel crossings go and crossings continues to go up and every time getting closer every time we're getting closer and closer to the next election, there's real that there's a real danger that voters well, hold on. voters will go, well, hold on. i don't necessarily trust labour on but i on illegal migration, but i don't you either. so it don't trust you either. so it almost crosses and almost you know, crosses out and neither on this. well, neither one wins on this. well, yes, but i mean, does- rztr“ well, yes, but i mean, does anyone in wet— yes, but i mean, does anyone in tretr rttrt— yes, but i mean, does anyone in their right mind— yes, but i mean, does anyone in

their right mind think that the oewtx— their right mind think that the oerrtx tree— their right mind think that the cervix free leader of the orroetttor. — cervix free leader of the opposition, starmer, the opposition, keir starmer, the uttro—te - opposition, keir starmer, the ultra—be prime| ultra woke soon to be prime rttrteter— ultra woke soon to be prime rttrteter-o- ultra woke soon to be prime minister-a betteri ultra woke soon to be prime. minister-a betterjob minister would do a betterjob wttr— minister would do a betterjob with immigration. many with illegal immigration. many in with illegal immigration. many iii-party— with illegal immigration. many tritotty-tutte- in his party are quite eurrorttre- in his party are quite supportive of not just the tttetot— supportive of not just the illegal migrant crossings. supportive of not just the illegal migrant crossings . they illegal migrant crossings. they wort— illegal migrant crossings. they want so—called_ illegal migrant crossings. they want so—called safe routes, wrtor— want so—called safe routes, wrtor r— want so—called safe routes, which i think— want so—called safe routes, which i think would just be a rrotorwoy— which i think would just be a rrotorwoy tor— which i think would just be a motorway for more people to come and motorway for more people to come ort—tor— motorway for more people to come ort-tor totour— motorway for more people to come and _for labour to- motorway for more people to come and for labour to own and therefore for labour to own trot— and therefore for labour to own trot etory— and therefore for labour to own trot etory te— and therefore for labour to own that story is truly— and therefore for labour to own that story is truly disastrous for that story is truly disastrous tor tre— that story is truly disastrous for the conservatives . and i for the conservatives. and i worter— for the conservatives. and i wonder whether— for the conservatives. and i wonder whether the pitch for the tortee— wonder whether the pitch for the tortee ot— wonder whether the pitch for the tortee ot tre— wonder whether the pitch for the tories at the next— wonder whether the pitch for the tories at the next election is we're terrible,— tories at the next election is we're terrible, but labour would be rte— we're terrible, but labour would be worse. it's not— we're terrible, but labour would be worse. c rskosusccyr be worse. it's not exactly a particularly uplifting message , particularly uplifting message, is it, to go to the electric? but that's about i mean, if i was a strategist,— but that's about i mean, if i was a strategist, that's pretty rruor— was a strategist, that's pretty rruor tre— was a strategist, that's pretty much the cell,— was a strategist, that's pretty much the cell, isn't it? yeah, we're a disaster.— much the cell, isn't it? yeah, we're a disaster. but you don't wort— we're a disaster. but you don't want starmer— we're a disaster. but you don't want starmer depher. ' “r: want starmer depher. and the protterr — want starmer depher. and the protterr te— want starmer depher. and the problem is when you go for that kind of message though, is no one feels good now. and one feels good right now. and that for an opposition that allows for an opposition party, labour, it any party, be it labour, be it any opposition party can tap into that and say give chains a chance. that after all, what chance. that is, after all, what to led brexit in 2016. for to led brexit in 2016. and for a lot people it we're not lot of people it was. we're not happy current happy with the current situation. voting out we can situation. by voting out we can see this change. let's do

something different. let's try something different. let's try something the something different. and the more conservatives go more that the conservatives go on migration, but on about illegal migration, but fail tackle the fail to actually tackle the issue the people think issue, the more people think maybe is worth a chance. maybe change is worth a chance. i caught my eye i tell you what caught my eye the— i tell you what caught my eye this weekend. _ i tell you what caught my eye. this weekend. _about this weekend. i don't know about you-oe— this weekend. i don't know about you-oe trte— this weekend. i don't know about you-was this story- you two, but was this story otout— you two, but was this story about rishi— you two, but was this story about rishi giving £3 about rishi sunak giving £3 rrttttor— about rishi sunak giving £3 rrttttor to— about rishi sunak giving £3 million to american million to an american urtreretty— million to an american. urtreretty—tr million to an american- university_in for university? he's come in for a lot university? he's come in for a tot ot— university? he's come in for a tot ot etor— university? he's come in for a lot of stick for— university? he's come in for a lot of stick for this. and reorte— lot of stick for this. and people saying, lot of stick for this. and people-saying, our own people are saying, well, our own urtreretttee— people are saying, well, our own universities aren't— people are saying, well, our own universities aren't good, but rte— universities aren't good, but tt-elttt— universities aren't good, but tt-elttt ot— universities aren't good, but tt-elttt ot o— universities aren't good, but it's bit of a strange story, it's a bit of a strange story, tert— it's a bit of a strange story, isn't-because- it's a bit of a strange story, isn't because he's not going isn't it? because he's not going to-owr— isn't it? because he's not going to-owr-to- isn't it? because he's not going to-owr-to trori isn't it? because he's not going. to-owr-to prop up to give his own money to prop up british— to give his own money to prop up british universities.— to give his own money to prop up british universities. what was that— british universities. what was. that—this that about? absolutely. so this is sunak's wife, one of is so rishi sunak's wife, one of the universities in america, that to as a that she had been to as a couple. they have donated money to that. this has created to that. now, this has created plenty of arguments from the labour party saying, you know, this is awful, he's giving this money to these universities. what about our own universities? i most people in the i don't think most people in the uk care how people spend their private money like that. and i don't this classic them don't think this is classic them trying that class war trying to create that class war about private schools. it's about private schools. it's about this, i don't about now with this, i don't think people really care think most people really care about sunak's about what rishi sunak's doing with money. they with his private money. they

care he's doing with care about what he's doing with the public money. want to the public money. they want to see lower taxes. they want see the lower taxes. they want to the migrant fixed. to see the migrant crisis fixed. i'm this is that big i'm not sure this is that big a story. like something story. this seems like something that labour are trying to stir up of it. okay. up for the sake of it. okay. thank dan, thanks. right. thank you. dan, thanks. right. moving on, prince harry will return to london this week, becoming the first british royal since the 19 century to give evidence london courtroom. evidence in a london courtroom. the duke sussex is seeking the duke of sussex is seeking damages— the duke of sussex is seeking damages-mirror- the duke of sussex is seeking damages mirror group damages from mirror group newspapers— damages from mirror group- newspapers—unlawful newspapers over alleged unlawful information— newspapers over alleged unlawful informoun— newspapers over alleged unlawful informour royal— newspapers over alleged unlawful informour royal correspondent titles. our royal correspondent cameron — titles. our royal correspondent cameron—the- titles. our royal correspondent| cameron _the high cameron walker is at the high court— cameron walker is at the high court for— cameron walker is at the high court for — cameron walker is at the high court for us. good- cameron walker is at the high court for us. c: g court for us. good morning, cameron. clearly quite crowd cameron. clearly quite a crowd of press assembled there . just of press assembled there. just remind us what this story is about and why is harry giving evidence as . good morning, bev. evidence as. good morning, bev. yes, i mean, the world's media has— yes, i mean, the world's media has quite— yes, i mean, the world's media has quite literally— yes, i mean, the world's media has quite literally descended on the high— has quite literally descended on the high courts— has quite literally descended on the high courts here in london waning— the high courts here in london waiting for— the high courts here in london waiting for the— the high courts here in london waiting for the imminent arrival of prince— waiting for the imminent arrival of prince harry. — waiting for the imminent arrival of prince harry. duke of sussex. now:— of prince harry. duke of sussex. nov-case,— of prince harry. duke of sussex. now,-case, prince- of prince harry. duke of sussex. now, case, prince harry, is now, this case, prince harry, is taking— now, this case, prince harry, is taking the— now, this case, prince harry, is taking the mirror— now, this case, prince harry, is taking the mirror group newspapers— taking the mirror group newspapers to court over alleged unlawful— newspapers to court over alleged unlawful information gathering , unlawful information gathering, as you— unlawful information gathering, as you said.— unlawful information gathering, as you said. and— unlawful information gathering, as you said. and it's something which— as you said. and it's something which his— as you said. and it's something which his father,— as you said. and it's something which his father, the king, but when— which his father, the king, but when he— which his father, the king, but when he wee—

which his father, the king, but when he was prince of wales, ewe— when he was prince of wales, eehelweww— when he was prince of wales, said .would be _ when he was prince of wales, said .would be a— when he was prince of wales, said would be a suicide said it would be a suicide hheheh— said it would be a suicide mission _the- said it would be a suicide mission the press to mission to take the press to court— mission to take the press to eewh ahe— mission to take the press to court and give— mission to take the press to court and give evidence in open eewh. — court and give evidence in open eewh. hw— court and give evidence in open court. but prince— court and give evidence in open court. but prince harry is heeehhg— court. but prince harry is becoming the— court. but prince harry is becoming the first senior member of becoming the first senior member eh-hehhw— becoming the first senior member eh-hehhw shee- of the royal family since 19th century— of the royal family since 19th eehww-h— of the royal family since 19th century - in the - of the royal family since 19th century in the witness box century to be in the witness box ahe— century to be in the witness box and give— century to be in the witness box and give evidence— century to be in the witness box and give evidence in his case. he and give evidence in his case. he sees— and give evidence in his case. he h— and give evidence in his case. he h ee— and give evidence in his case. he sees it as his— and give evidence in his case. he sees it as his life's work to change— he sees it as his life's work to change the— he sees it as his life's work to change the media— he sees it as his life's work to change the media landscape and hete— change the media landscape and how people— change the media landscape and hold people accountable to what he sees— hold people accountable to what he sees was unlawful information gathering— he sees was unlawful information gehhehhg ahe— he sees was unlawful information gathering and writing stories about— gathering and writing stories about him— gathering and writing stories about him using information eheehee— about him using information obtained through unlawful means. now:— obtained through unlawful means. wow, the— obtained through unlawful means. wew the h— obtained through unlawful means. wow, the he a— obtained through unlawful means. now, this is a big— obtained through unlawful means. now, this is a big risk for whee— now, this is a big risk for prince harry— now, this is a big risk for prince harry because the hhewhewe— prince harry because the interviews he's done both as a wewhg— interviews he's done both as a working member— interviews he's done both as a working member of the royal hehhw— working member of the royal family ahe— working member of the royal family and subsequently with the oprah— family and subsequently with the oprah interview— family and subsequently with the oprah interview and then the promotional— oprah interview and then the promotional interviews he's done with— promotional interviews he's done whh share,— promotional interviews he's done whh spare, he— promotional interviews he's done with spare, he had— promotional interviews he's done with spare, he had control of the— with spare, he had control of the narrative— with spare, he had control of the narrative .— with spare, he had control of the narrative . he— with spare, he had control of the narrative . he had control of the narrative. he had control of whe— the narrative. he had control of who wee— the narrative. he had control of who was asking— the narrative. he had control of who was asking him the qweehehe. — who was asking him the questions. and they were very whhhew— questions. and they were very whhhew. h— questions. and they were very unlikely. in fact,— questions. and they were very unlikely. in fact, they hardly really— unlikely. in fact, they hardly ever really challenged his version-events- ever really challenged his version events . not this version of events. not this time — version of events. not this time he— version of events. not this time he a— version of events. not this time. it's a highly experienced qc,— time. it's a highly experienced qc qc— time. it's a highly experienced qc, qc barrister— time. it's a highly experienced qc, qc barrister who's representing- qc, qc barrister who's representing mirror group hewepehere— representing mirror group newspapers here today, and it's his newspapers here today, and it's he he— newspapers here today, and it's he he jeh— newspapers here today, and it's he he job hw— newspapers here today, and it's his to job try and— newspapers here today, and it's

his to job try and literally whe— his to job try and literally hhe eh— his to job try and literally kind of tear— his to job try and literally kind of tear prince harry's case to kind of tear prince harry's case he ehreee— kind of tear prince harry's case he ehreee .— kind of tear prince harry's case to shreds . and— kind of tear prince harry's case to shreds . and he— kind of tear prince harry's case to shreds . and he will be to shreds. and he will be cross—examining prince harry's eweehee— cross—examining prince harry's eweehee ene— cross—examining prince harry's evidence and will— cross—examining prince harry's evidence and will try and eweehheh— evidence and will try and question his— evidence and will try and question his version of events. ahe— question his version of events. and he— question his version of events. and hhe big— question his version of events. and the big question is, how is hhhee— and the big question is, how is hhhee harry— and the big question is, how is prince harry going to handle hhehe— prince harry going to handle that? because— prince harry going to handle that? because he clearly thinks hhehe— that? because he clearly thinks here he— that? because he clearly thinks here he e— that? because he clearly thinks there is a case— that? because he clearly thinks there is a case to— that? because he clearly thinks there is a case to answer here. wheh-e— there is a case to answer here. wheh-e going— there is a case to answer here. wheh-e going he— there is a case to answer here. what's going to be also slightly uncomfortable— what's going to be also slightly uncomfortable for— what's going to be also slightly uncomfortable for the royal hehhhw— uncomfortable for the royal hehhhw eh— uncomfortable for the royal family, at least— uncomfortable for the royal family, at least is in prince, hhhee— family, at least is in prince, prince william,— family, at least is in prince, prince william, the king, eheehere — prince william, the king, eheehere .— prince william, the king, etcetera , is— prince william, the king, etcetera , is that we've already etcetera, is that we've already seen in a separate— etcetera, is that we've already seen in a separate legal case we— seen in a separate legal case hwe hehhhe— seen in a separate legal case two months ago— seen in a separate legal case two months ago that prince whhhheh-e— two months ago that prince william's name— two months ago that prince william's name was dragged into it it william's name was dragged into hh-hh ee— william's name was dragged into it-it was emerged- william's name was dragged into it it was emerged through it when it was emerged through heeeh— it when it was emerged through legal documents— it when it was emerged through legal documents that news group weweeeeere— legal documents that news group newspapers actually gave a substantial— newspapers actually gave a substantial payout to prince whhhheh — substantial payout to prince william over— substantial payout to prince william over alleged unlawful hhehhehheh— william over alleged unlawful information gathering there. so the information gathering there. so hhe eweehheh— information gathering there. so the question is,— information gathering there. so the question is, is— information gathering there. so the question is, is something ehhhher— the question is, is something ehhhheh going— the question is, is something similar going to— the question is, is something similar going to be said in open eewh— similar going to be said in open eewh here— similar going to be said in open eewh here he— similar going to be said in open court here in the— similar going to be said in open court here in the high court for he— court here in the high court for hhhe ee— court here in the high court for hhhe her— court here in the high court for this case for mirror group heweeeeehee— this case for mirror group newspapers? so prince harry is exeeehee— newspapers? so prince harry is exeeehee here— newspapers? so prince harry is expected here imminently to hheheh— expected here imminently to hheheh he— expected here imminently to listen to the— expected here imminently to listen to the arguments being heee— listen to the arguments being made tomorrow— listen to the arguments being made tomorrow .— listen to the arguments being made tomorrow . he's expected to made tomorrow. he's expected to be made tomorrow. he's expected to he he— made tomorrow. he's expected to he he he— made tomorrow. he's expected to be in the witness— made tomorrow. he's expected to be in the witness box himself, giving— be in the witness box himself, giving evidence— be in the witness box himself, giving evidence on his behalf. huh— giving evidence on his behalf. huh hhe— giving evidence on his behalf. huh hhe ee— giving evidence on his behalf. but the case is— giving evidence on his behalf. but the case is going to eehhhue— but the case is going to continue for,— but the case is going to continue for, you know, six,

seven weeks. so- continue for, you know, six, seven weeks. so it's got a long hhhe— seven weeks. so it's got a long hhhe hehehe— seven weeks. so it's got a long time before we— seven weeks. so it's got a long time before we hear any kind of venue— time before we hear any kind of wereheh . — time before we hear any kind of wereheh . mew.— time before we hear any kind of verdict . okay, thank- time before we hear any kind of verdict . (de/q “ew�*é verdict. okay, thank you. cameron royal broadcaster and historian rafe heydel—mankoo is with us now. good to see you , with us now. good to see you, rafe. interesting, isn't it? william took the payout quietly behind closed doors. harry has chosen himself centre chosen to put himself centre stage. a surprise. yeah stage. what a surprise. yeah well, what a surprise. but we know for a fact— well, what a surprise. but we know for a fact that- well, what a surprise. but we know for a fact that the- but we know for a fact that the media are know for a fact that the media hhe— know for a fact that the media hhe ereh— know for a fact that the media are his arch _when - know for a fact that the media are his arch when it are his arch nemesis when it he— are his arch nemesis when it he wheh— are his arch nemesis when it comes to what he sees as his his hehhhee— comes to what he sees as his his hehhhee h— comes to what he sees as his his battles in life.— comes to what he sees as his his battles in life. and— comes to what he sees as his his battles in life. and as you said , uhhhhe— battles in life. and as you said , unlike prince— battles in life. and as you said , unlike prince william, there are , unlike prince william, there hwe— , unlike prince william, there are two things— , unlike prince william, there are two things going strongly for are two things going strongly her hhhee— are two things going strongly for prince harry— are two things going strongly for prince harry here. one, he's heh— for prince harry here. one, he's heh going— for prince harry here. one, he's heh going he— for prince harry here. one, he's not going to settle, unlike ehheh— not going to settle, unlike ehheh-whe- not going to settle, unlike other-who like - not going to settle, unlike- other-who like .settle. other people who like to settle. so other people who like to settle. se—he — other people who like to settle. se—he 90 — other people who like to settle. se—he 90 eh- other people who like to settle. so_to go all the- other people who like to settle. so to go all the way so he's going to go all the way tolverdict— so he's going to go all the way tolverdict-he's- so he's going to go all the way to lverdict-he's rich- to a verdict and he's rich eheueh— to a verdict and he's rich enough he— to a verdict and he's rich enough to endure the financial hit enough to endure the financial hhh eeh— enough to endure the financial hhh h— enough to endure the financial hit even if.loses.- enough to endure the financial hit even if loses. so for hit even if he loses. so for him,— hit even if he loses. so for hhh hhhe— hit even if he loses. so for hhh hhhe he— hit even if he loses. so for him, this is high- hit even if he loses. so for him, this is high stakes. it's high— him, this is high stakes. it's high heeh— him, this is high stakes. it's high eh— him, this is high stakes. it's high noon at the high court. he reeeree— high noon at the high court. he eeehee hhhe— high noon at the high court. he regards this as— high noon at the high court. he regards this as his— high noon at the high court. he regards this as his life's mission. but— regards this as his life's mission. but as we know, the king— mission. but as we know, the king hee— mission. but as we know, the king hee hehh— mission. but as we know, the king has told him that rather hheh— king has told him that rather hheh e— king has told him that rather hheh e hhe— king has told him that rather than a life mission, pursuing hheee— than a life mission, pursuing hheee eeee— than a life mission, pursuing these cases is— than a life mission, pursuing these cases is a— than a life mission, pursuing these cases is a suicide mission. his— these cases is a suicide mission. his majesty, conveniently out of the country, he ee— conveniently out of the country, he e— conveniently out of the country, he owns a property romania he owns a property in romania ene— he owns a property in romania ehe-eehe- he owns a property in romania ehe-eehe hhe- he owns a property in romania and doing his annual and he's there doing his annual hhe— and he's there doing his annual hhhe ene— and he's there doing his annual hike and walk— and he's there doing his annual

hike and walk through there. but it's hike and walk through there. but he eehe— hike and walk through there. but he going he— hike and walk through there. but he going he he— hike and walk through there. but he going he he e— hike and walk through there. but it's going to be a very different— it's going to be a very different experience for prince hehh— different experience for prince harry heuee— different experience for prince harry because i'm sure his hewwere— harry because i'm sure his hewwere ee— harry because i'm sure his lawyers are briefing what lawyers are briefing him on what to . lawyers are briefing him on what he-. huh— lawyers are briefing him on what he-. huh hhhe— lawyers are briefing him on what to-. but this-not- lawyers are briefing him on what to . but this not going to expect. but this is not going to expect. but this is not going helee— to expect. but this is not going helee eeew— to expect. but this is not going helee eeew eehe— to expect. but this is not going to.as cosy sofa as- to expect. but this is not going to as cosy sofa as chat with to be as cosy sofa as chat with oprah— to be as cosy sofa as chat with oprah whhew— to be as cosy sofa as chat with oprah winfrey or— to be as cosy sofa as chat with oprah winfrey or one his oprah winfrey or one of his very,— oprah winfrey or one of his were very— oprah winfrey or one of his very, very softball interviews eheuh— very, very softball interviews about publishing spare. these are about publishing spare. these going— about publishing spare. these going he— about publishing spare. these going he he— about publishing spare. these are going to be very intrusive eueehhehe— are going to be very intrusive questions where— are going to be very intrusive questions where he's going to hewe— questions where he's going to hewe he— questions where he's going to have to relive— questions where he's going to have to relive the most painful hehehhe— have to relive the most painful heehehhe eh— have to relive the most painful moments of his— have to relive the most painful moments of his life emotionally whhh— moments of his life emotionally whhh hhe— moments of his life emotionally with his girlfriend— moments of his life emotionally with his girlfriend as he blames the with his girlfriend as he blames hhe hehhe— with his girlfriend as he blames the media intrusion for the for the media intrusion for the for hhe eeeeh— the media intrusion for the for the reason that— the media intrusion for the for the reason that his girlfriend , the reason that his girlfriend, chehew— the reason that his girlfriend, chehew dawe— the reason that his girlfriend, chelsy davy, decided to break up whhh— chelsy davy, decided to break up whhh hhh. — chelsy davy, decided to break up whhh hhh. new,— chelsy davy, decided to break up with him. now, one— chelsy davy, decided to break up with him. now, one of the great wheh— with him. now, one of the great wheh he— with him. now, one of the great wheh he .— with him. now, one of the great wheh he , h— with him. now, one of the great what ifs , if he— with him. now, one of the great what ifs , if he had— with him. now, one of the great what ifs , if he had married what ifs, if he had married chehew— what ifs, if he had married chehew davy— what ifs, if he had married chelsy davy as— what ifs, if he had married chelsy davy as he as he was eerheee— chelsy davy as he as he was perhaps hehhe— chelsy davy as he as he was perhaps hoping and how life weuhh— perhaps hoping and how life weuhe, h— perhaps hoping and how life would, if only. _ perhaps hoping and how life would, if only. yes. so you're going— would, if only. yes. so you're going he— would, if only. yes. so you're going he hewe— would, if only. yes. so you're going to have that. and also, of course, reliving— going to have that. and also, of course, reliving of— going to have that. and also, of course, reliving of all of these hheee— course, reliving of all of these hheee ee— course, reliving of all of these these news stories. i mean, here— these news stories. i mean, here ee— these news stories. i mean, there are 140— these news stories. i mean, there are 140 stories in eueehheh— there are 140 stories in question here. 33 of them are hehhe— question here. 33 of them are being investigated in this court whhh— being investigated in this court case with headlines like harry's cocaine, ecstasy— case with headlines like harry's cocaine, ecstasy and ghb party hheehwhe. — cocaine, ecstasy and ghb party hheehwhe. se— cocaine, ecstasy and ghb party lifestyle. so these— cocaine, ecstasy and ghb party lifestyle. so these are very hehheehe. — lifestyle. so these are very delicate. oh,— lifestyle. so these are very delicate. oh, hang on. let me tueh— delicate. oh, hang on. let me tueh heh— delicate. oh, hang on. let me tueh gee hw— delicate. oh, hang on. let me just get my head around this. so

he's going to have to be in court, be present with lots of these stories. we've got a graphic here actually showing these are the various people that he's taking to court. he's got six court cases got he's got six court cases going, i at moment, going, i think at the moment, hasn't he? or is there five now? we think we're one down, five to go. maybe yeah. and the mail, the home office, the sun, the mirror the mirror mail, online, news of the world, as was an. and he's going to have to, as you say, just do distillate those events granulate them in the most minute detail. now, of granulate them in the most minute detail . now, of course, minute detail. now, of course, we won't see this because we don't televise our court cases, but there will be court reporters there taking everything down so that we can read about it. and remember, of hhhe— read about it. and remember, of hhhe he— read about it. and remember, of course, this is a— read about it. and remember, of course, this is a high— : c and remember, of course, this is a high court hhee— course, this is a high court hhg-e heheh— course, this is a high court king's bench himars bench as he hhee— king's bench himars bench as he hhhee he— king's bench himars bench as he hhhee he eeu— king's bench himars bench as he likes to call it.— king's bench himars bench as he likes to call it. and— king's bench himars bench as he likes to call it. and the case hhe— likes to call it. and the case hhe hhee— likes to call it. and the case the king's counsel is skilled whhe— the king's counsel is skilled whhe whhh— the king's counsel is skilled write with a— the king's counsel is skilled write with a full— the king's counsel is skilled write with a full arsenal of weeeee— write with a full arsenal of weapons designed to undermine weu— weapons designed to undermine weu. ahe— weapons designed to undermine weu. and he— weapons designed to undermine you. and no matter how trained vou— you. and no matter how trained weu ee— you. and no matter how trained weu he— you. and no matter how trained you he hw— you. and no matter how trained you he he he— you. and no matter how trained you are to try to unseat you and hehe— you are to try to unseat you and hehe weu— you are to try to unseat you and hehe weu heeh— you are to try to unseat you and make you feel uncomfortable. now

hee— make you feel uncomfortable. now heh heh— make you feel uncomfortable. now heh heh ueee— make you feel uncomfortable. now he's not used to— make you feel uncomfortable. now he's not used to any— make you feel uncomfortable. now he's not used to any of that eeeh— he's not used to any of that eeh eh— he's not used to any of that eeh eh hhhe— he's not used to any of that sort of thing. i— he's not used to any of that sort of thing. i mean, king hhwerh— sort of thing. i mean, king edward, the— sort of thing. i mean, king edward, the seventh, when he did the edward, the seventh, when he did hhe heeh— edward, the seventh, when he did hhe heeh ee— edward, the seventh, when he did the last case in— edward, the seventh, when he did the last case in the— edward, the seventh, when he did the last case in the 1890s, he got— the last case in the 1890s, he eeh ueee— the last case in the 1890s, he got used everyone fawning got used to everyone fawning eheuh— got used to everyone fawning eheuh hhh. — got used to everyone fawning about him. he— got used to everyone fawning about him. he couldn't handle hehhe— about him. he couldn't handle being interrogated in the whhheee— being interrogated in the witness-and- being interrogated in the witness-and i- being interrogated in the witness and i suspect we witness box. and i suspect we may— witness box. and i suspect we mew eee— witness box. and i suspect we may see something of the same here.— may see something of the same here-he— may see something of the same here.-he-down?- may see something of the same here. he down? will here. will he break down? will here. will he break down? will he-ehewe— here. will he break down? will he-ehewe whhh- here. will he break down? will he-angry? will he- here. will he break down? will he angry? will he become he become angry? will he become ueeehe— he become angry? will he become ueeehe .— he become angry? will he become ueeehe h heeh— he become angry? will he become upset? i mean, it's— he become angry? will he become upset? i mean, it's interesting. it upset? i mean, it's interesting. hh-he— upset? i mean, it's interesting. hh-he hhee— upset? i mean, it's interesting. it- be prince andrew- upset? i mean, it's interesting. it- be prince andrew on. it could be prince andrew on newsnight all again. yes, newsnight all over again. yes, except that that was one heheehh— except that that was one incident-a— except that that was one incidentla in- except that that was one incident a in effect , except that that was one incident a in effect, is what incident in a in effect, is what he wee— incident in a in effect, is what he was clarifying.— incident in a in effect, is what he was clarifying. how he's going— he was clarifying. how he's going he— he was clarifying. how he's going he hewe— he was clarifying. how he's going to have to go through eee— going to have to go through eee ehe— going to have to go through dozens and dozens of tabloid ehehee— dozens and dozens of tabloid ehehee her— dozens and dozens of tabloid stories for years— dozens and dozens of tabloid stories for years on from prince wherew- — stories for years on from prince wherew- ahe— stories for years on from prince andrew. and we're— stories for years on from prince andrew. ' z ”cl cc andrew. and we're still talking about still using about it. we're still using footage interview. so footage from that interview. so one imagine how long one can only imagine how long this will last. the irony, of course , is that— this will last. the irony, of course , is that he's- es the irony, of course , is that he's already course, is that he's already eereeee— course, is that he's already scraped ee— course, is that he's already scraped over everything in euhhe— scraped over everything in euhhhe ehwwew— scraped over everything in public anyway with his book and his documentaries. _ public anyway with his book and his documentaries. there's his documentaries. maybe there's not his documentaries. maybe there's heh—he— his documentaries. maybe there's not—to scrutinise.- not much else to scrutinise. yes:— not much else to scrutinise. hee huh— not much else to scrutinise. yes, but rehashing things that hewe— yes, but rehashing things that hewe ew— yes, but rehashing things that have now fallen— yes, but rehashing things that have now fallen out of public hehew— have now fallen out of public hehew whhh— have now fallen out of public memory will bring them back to the memory will bring them back to hhe here,— memory will bring them back to the fore, which— memory will bring them back to the fore, which i— memory will bring them back to the fore, which i don't think is an the fore, which i don't think is en heeeh— the fore, which i don't think is an ideal situation— the fore, which i don't think is an ideal situation for anyone to. an ideal situation for anyone he-eee— an ideal situation for anyone he-eee weu. - an ideal situation for anyone to.-see you. can- an ideal situation for anyone to. see you. can you to. great to see you. can you hheehe— to. great to see you. can you imagine anything— to. great to see you. can you imagine anything worse? you've heeh— imagine anything worse? you've heeh-heeere— imagine anything worse? you've been - papers quite - imagine anything worse? you've been papers quite a

been in the papers quite a us hehh— been in the papers quite a us heeh heheh — been in the papers quite a us mark dolan. i— been in the papers quite a us mark dolan. " higig mark dolan. i mean, i enjoy publicity, bring on publicity, but i bring it on myself. but can you imagine having to take all those papers that the tabloids that the stories in the tabloids and explain them in minute and explain them all in minute detail still to detail anyway? right. still to come, - says the - detail anyway? right. still to come,-says the toriesi come, labour says the tories heweh-h— come, labour says the tories heweh-h-e— come, labour says the tories heweh-h-e ew- come, labour says the tories haven't a new nuclear haven't built a new nuclear power— haven't built a new nuclear power station— haven't built a new nuclear power station-13- haven't built a new nuclear power station 13 years of power station in 13 years of whe— power station in 13 years of hwe-wheh— power station in 13 years of rule,-what will- power station in 13 years of rule, what will they do rule, but what will they do eheuh— rule, but what will they do eheuh hhe— rule, but what will they do about it? find— rule, but what will they do about it? find out

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1023 you are watching to the point. lovely to be here. and bev's looking after me very well myself. dolan bev myself. mark dolan and bev turner. that's right. now this hehhhe— turner. that's right. now this hehhe heh— e. that's right. now this morning, keir starmer is hehhhe— morning, keir starmer is whehhhe e— morning, keir starmer is visiting a nuclear power station in visiting a nuclear power station h—eeh— visiting a nuclear power station h—eeh eh- visiting a nuclear power station h—eeh eh hhe- in somerset as part of his party's— in somerset as part of his eehw-e-eh- in somerset as part of his party's on making britain party's work on making britain a eheeh— party's work on making britain a clean-superpower- party's work on making britain a clean superpower to clean energy superpower to eeehe— clean energy superpower to ereehe-euh— clean energy superpower to create-cut bills- clean energy superpower to create cut bills and boost create jobs, cut bills and boost energy— create jobs, cut bills and boost energy eeeuhhw. — create jobs, cut bills and boost energy security. " energy security. this comes as opec member saudi arabia announced it will make cuts of a million barrels a day from july , driving prices up sharply from this morning. liam halligan is with us. hi liam. hello, mark. nice to see you . great to see nice to see you. great to see you. i didn't know you got out of bed before midday. no, not really. but the money was agreed late last night. and here i am. this is bad news, isn't it, for us, for consumers . yeah. us, for british consumers. yeah. let's on to opec. just let's get on to opec. let's just talk about keir starmer. talk first about keir starmer. if may. down hinckley if i may. he's down at hinckley point we're building the point where we're building the first nuclear power station for many the uk. it's many years in the uk. it's europe's biggest infrastructure project. was there just project. i was down there just a few ago . starmer is few weeks ago. starmer is basically down there saying that he thinks nuclear is okay. nuclear is about a fifth of our energy supply these days. in

france, it's 70. that's why energy so much cheaper there. and he wants to say that his party push forward with party will push forward with building nuclear plants , building new nuclear plants, cutting costs for consumers and creating jobs . yes, indeed. creating jobs. yes, indeed. i mean, look what's going to happen.the mean, look what's going to happen. the unions aren't happy with this, are they? and they bankrolled the labour party. and this demonstrates to me that if starmer gets in, we will have this demonstrates to me that if staryears ets in, we will have this demonstrates to me that if staryears ets at, we will have this demonstrates to me that if staryears ets a civil will have this demonstrates to me that if staryears ets a civil war have this demonstrates to me that if staryears ets a civil war on ve this demonstrates to me that if staryears ets a civil war on the five years of a civil war on the left. well, i don't i think the unions are pretty happy that we're building new nuclear power stations. what they're really not is the fact not happy about is the fact that keir starmers party is keir starmers labour party is saying won't allow any new saying they won't allow any new investment in new oil and gas fields in the north sea. this is a story we've covered closely on gb news. we still get 75% of our energy needs from oil and gas here in the uk. about half of that oil and gas we generate and mine and create ourselves. even the government's climate change commission, the sort of in—house cheerleader for green policies, says that by the end of 2030, we're still going to be using

lots of oil and gas in this company , in this country. so it company, in this country. so it does seem to make sense to me to use own oil and but use our own oil and gas. but labour doesn't that. and labour doesn't want that. and that put them at that has really put them at loggerheads with two of the biggest trade unions the biggest trade unions in the country. words country. check out these words from some of these union leaders . so here we've got gary smith , . so here we've got gary smith, who's general secretary of the gmb, is the biggest gmb, which is the third biggest union country . there's gmb, which is the third biggest union country. there's a union in the country. there's a lack intellectual rigour and lack of intellectual rigour and thinking policies are thinking their policies are going cliff edge going to create a cliff edge with and gas extraction from with oil and gas extraction from the time for the north sea. it's time for labour to focus on right labour to focus on the right thing rather they thing rather than what they think the popular thing, think is the popular thing, because course, 200,000 jobs because of course, 200,000 jobs in british oil and gas in the british oil and gas industry. then we on industry. and then we go on sharon she runs the sharon graham, she runs the second biggest union in the uk, unite massive bankrollers of labour. labour must now be very clear that they will not let workers the price the workers pay the price for the transition renewable energy . transition to renewable energy. it's the extreme to it's reckless in the extreme to talk halting industry talk about halting this industry without coherent , without offering a coherent, fully funded plan for jobs. sharon graham actually comparing potentially this transition to

green energy. what it means for jobs in the sort of traditional fossil fuel sector with the demise of coal mining. when we were kids in the 1980s. and we know the massive political ructions that that had. and what we've got here is we've got the kind of metropolitan and university town lovey side of the labour party. oh let's let's be holier than thou on the green side hitting directly the kind of red wall, blue collar boilersuit wearing classes who get great jobs in the oil and gas industry . i was up in gas industry. i was up in aberdeen recently. i mean , aberdeen recently. i mean, talking to lots of older people in pubs and clubs. they're saying, what are our sons and daughters going to do if they're not going to work in oil and gas? there was very little here before oil and gas plus the insurance policy of being able to as to drill for oil and gas as a backup. i think many people would that can pursue would agree that we can pursue renewables, no problem. but why not that insurance policy not have that insurance policy in unpredictable in in an an unpredictable world, in a we don't want a dangerous world? we don't want to reliant saudi arabia or to be reliant on saudi arabia or god forbid, for future

god forbid, russia for future energy supplies. and of course, we've with we've done that deal with america purchase shale gas. america to purchase shale gas. it no sense. we are now it makes no sense. we are now importing huge amounts of lng. we call it liquefied natural gas from the us . we're importing it from the us. we're importing it for ourselves, but also for continental europe as well. that has a massive carbon footprint because you have to liquefy the gas, you have to transport it 3000 miles in a diesel fume oil, lng ships. then you have to regasify it. it's massively energy intensive. and talking about energy security, mark, there was news over the weekend that the saudis, who are at the centre of the opec exporters cartel or opec, generate , they cartel or opec, generate, they create 40% of the world's oil production . they control 80% of production. they control 80% of the world's oil reserves. production. they control 80% of the world's oil reserves . tvs. the world's oil reserves. tvs. there was a meeting in vienna of opec, the exporters cartel , over opec, the exporters cartel, over the weekend, and the saudis said they will unilaterally cut oil production by a million barrels a day. that's about 1. that's

that's big bananas. saudi basically generate they create ten, 11 million barrels a day. so 1 million barrels a day out of the 100 odd million barrels every day that the world uses, they're going to cut that already on global oil markets this morning. we've seen a two, three, 4% jump in oil prices , three, 4% jump in oil prices, and that's going to eventually hit petrol and diesel prices again. and it's going to start muddying the narrative of that. energy prices are coming down, that the cost of living is coming down. and this is directly in opposition to what america wants to what the uk wants, saudi, you know , wants, saudi, you know, seemingly our great seemingly one of our great allies is. and yet they're doing exactly what we don't want them to do at a crucial time, of course. and some would say they're doing what wants they're doing what russia wants them do. of course , you know, them to do. of course, you know, eh— them to do. of course, you know, eh hhe— them to do. of course, you know, one of the solutions,— ihih of course, you know, one of the solutions, this isn't one of the solutions, this isn't eh heh,— one of the solutions, this isn't on our list, liam,— one of the solutions, this isn't on our list, liam, so apologies if on our list, liam, so apologies h the— on our list, liam, so apologies h the eehhehe— on our list, liam, so apologies if i'm springing this on you, huh— if i'm springing this on you, huh h— if i'm springing this on you, huh h hhe— if i'm springing this on you, but i like it.— if i'm springing this on you, but i like it. mark and i were hehhhe— but i like it. mark and i were talking about— but i like it. mark and i were talking about this plan. now but i like it. mark and i were talkintgot out this plan. now but i like it. mark and i were talkintgot two this plan. now but i like it. mark and i were talkintgot two trials.an. now but i like it. mark and i were talkintgot two trials in. now but i like it. mark and i were talkintgot two trials in england. we've got two trials in england. it's we've got two trials in england. the heeh— we've got two trials in england. it's been trialled— we've got two trials in england. it's been trialled in wales for uhweheeh—

it's been trialled in wales for universal basic— it's been trialled in wales for universal basic income, £1,600 a hehhh— universal basic income, £1,600 a hehhh ohhw— universal basic income, £1,600 a hehhh ohhw eo— universal basic income, £1,600 a month, only 30 people are going to month, only 30 people are going he he— month, only 30 people are going he he even— month, only 30 people are going to be given this— month, only 30 people are going to be given this lump sum in he— to be given this lump sum in hhhe hheh— to be given this lump sum in this trial. i'm— to be given this lump sum in this trial. i'm not— to be given this lump sum in this trial. i'm not sure what you— this trial. i'm not sure what weu eh— this trial. i'm not sure what you can establish by 30 people. hhe— you can establish by 30 people. heh heh— you can establish by 30 people. and then they're— you can establish by 30 people. and then they're going to say, eeee— and then they're going to say, hheee-hhe— and then they're going to say, does-this help- and then they're going to say, does this help your mental does does this help your mental heehhhe—weur- health? will it help your wehhhehe— health? will it help your wellbeing if— health? will it help your wellbeing if you don't go to week— wellbeing if you don't go to week ehe— wellbeing if you don't go to week end weu— wellbeing if you don't go to work and you get £6,500 a month heh— work and you get £6,500 a month from-government— work and you get £6,500 a month from government taxpayer? from the government taxpayer? wheh— from the government taxpayer? wheh-hwe— from the government taxpayer? wheh-hehe eh— from the government taxpayer?- what - make of _well, what do you make of that? well, as what do you make of that? well, ee e reporting— what do you make of that? well, as a reporting the— what do you make of that? well, as a reporting the news, you're right. that's the right. that's what the government to do. i'm government is going to do. i'm quite going to quite surprised it's going to do that in terms of a personal opinion, i've written about opinion, i've written lots about universal income . i think universal basic income. i think in many ways it's a kind of cry for help. it goes against all human nature to work to and provide. it seems like a kind of desperate, desperate measure. it worries me that a lot of kind of very wealthy business people, you know, internet oligarch and so on, they want a universal bafic so on, they want a universal basic income in order to sort of keep the plebs safe and happy . keep the plebs safe and happy. it was tried in finland and it was abandoned in finland because of the impact it had on incentives . and it's also incentives. and it's also massively expensive . lviv and we

massively expensive. lviv and we had a dry run of it with the furlough scheme, didn't we? liam when did socialism suddenly win the argument? it does surprise me that tax burden is at a 70 year high in this country. the share of gdp that we that goes to tax. but that's because pubuc to tax. but that's because public spending is high. before covid lockdown, public spending was generally around 40% of gdp in this country. it went up to 53 during the lockdown year 2020. but it's now still around 44, 45, 46. so it seems to be structurally much higher than it was. and you know, it's the lesson of history, isn't it? once the state grabs power, it's very reluctant to let power to give that power up. and it's hard for people to argue that the state should have less power because people accuse you of being uncaring and immoral. yeah, hashtag be kind, everyone. at what expense? in fact, we're going— at what expense? in fact, we're going he— at what expense? in fact, we're going he he. — at what expense? in fact, we're going to be. thank— at what expense? in fact, we're going to be. thank you so much, heh.— going to be. thank you so much, heh. wehe— going to be. thank you so much, liam. we're going— going to be. thank you so much, liam. we're going to be talking in liam. we're going to be talking hh tueh— liam. we're going to be talking hh tueh-whhhe— liam. we're going to be talking in just while actually in just a little while actually eheuh— in just a little while actually about-fantastic- in just a little while actually about fantastic report about this fantastic report whheh— about this fantastic report which concluded, guess what,

which has concluded, guess what, heeheewhe— which has concluded, guess what, lockdowns didn't— which has concluded, guess what, lockdowns didn't work. also wehe—ei lockdowns didn't work. also- wehe—e heeh we're going to be having a look at-willoughby's- we're going to be having a look at willoughby's return to at holly willoughby's return to this at holly willoughby's return to hhhe hehhe.— at holly willoughby's return to this morning. you— at holly willoughby's return to this morning. you didn't have to weheh—ehhhee- watch it. you were gripped to us. watch it. you were gripped to ue-eehe— watch it. you were gripped to ue-eehe-hehhei watch it. you were gripped to. us.-going-taking the us. we're going to be taking the whey— us. we're going to be taking the mickey-it— us. we're going to be taking the mickey-it. that's- us. we're going to be taking the mickey it. that's after mickey out of it. that's after yew— mickey out of it. that's after your hehhe-ee— mickey out of it. that's after your morning's .— mickey out of it. that's after your morning's . news thank you your morning's. news thank you very— your morning's. news thank you were much— your morning's. news thank you were much .— your morning's. news thank you were much , hew. — your morning's. news thank you very much , bev. ?titg your morning's. news thank you very much , bev. 3titg very much, bev. i'm rory smith in the gp newsroom. holly willoughby has returned to the this morning sofa for the first time following phillip schofield exit, saying she felt shaken, troubled and let down by him after he admitted to an affair with a young male employee . with a young male employee. opening the show, she said we give our love and support to someone who was not telling the truth . the prime minister is set truth. the prime minister is set to give an update on his promise to give an update on his promise to tackle small boat crossings and the asylum backlog in a speech in kent later rishi sunak will discuss the progress. already made in the six months since he introduced the illegal migration bill. it comes after the immigration minister robert jenrick, claimed the asylum

system is riddled with abuse and needs fundamental. system is riddled with abuse and needs fundamental . change the needs fundamental. change the duke of sussex is expected at the high court at any moment to give evidence against the publisher of the daily mirror. prince harry claims around 140 published articles contained information that was gathered using methods like phone hacking or deception. mirror group newspapers is contesting those claims . the uk was hugely claims. the uk was hugely unprepared for the covid 19 pandemic because of years of austerity. that's according to a report from the trades union congress, us, that says that in 2020, public spending was lower than in 2010 across multiple areas, including social care, child care and police ing. the report comes ahead of a press conference later today with the covid 19 bereaved families for justice group about the lessons they believe must be learned through the covid 19 inquiry.

the labour leader has criticised the government for their failure to open any nuclear power plants dunng to open any nuclear power plants during their time in power , during their time in power, calling it shambolic. labour claims the tories inaction has resulted in the loss of 7000 british jobs, but a tory spokesperson says they're delivering the first large scale nuclear project at hinkley point c and agreed to begin sizewell c . you're up to date, but you can .you're up to date, but you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website. that is gb news .com . direct bullion gb news .com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news news for gold and silver investment . at all right. let's investment. at all right. let's take a look at today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2403 and ,1.1599. the price of gold that's sitting at £1,565 and

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conversation. join me monday to thuheeew— conversation. join me monday to thuheeew eh— conversation. join me monday to thuheeew eh 8— conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 p.m._ conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on . gb news. thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. heeu— thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. get hehhhee.— thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. good morning. it's— thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. good morning. it's1038.- thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. good morning. it's 1038. this- thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. good morning. it's1038. this is to the point on gb news with mark dolan this morning. an bev turner now tv presenter. holly willoughby. she's broken her silence after returning to this

morning this morning . you morning sofa this morning. you don't about that because don't know about that because you've but you've been watching us, but this had to say. this is what she had to say. you, me, and all of us at this hehhhe— you, me, and all of us at this morning eehe— you, me, and all of us at this morning gave our— you, me, and all of us at this morning gave our love and eueeehh— morning gave our love and eueeehh he— morning gave our love and support to someone who was not hehhhe— support to someone who was not hehhhee hhe— support to someone who was not telling the truth,— support to someone who was not telling the truth, who acted in a telling the truth, who acted in e wew— telling the truth, who acted in e wew hheh— telling the truth, who acted in e wew hheh hheh— telling the truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt hheh— a way that they themselves felt hheh hheh— a way that they themselves felt hheh heh heh— a way that they themselves felt that they had to— a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv ehe— that they had to resign from itv ehe eheh— that they had to resign from itv ehe ehee eewh— that they had to resign from itv and step down from a career that hheh— and step down from a career that he twee.— and step down from a career that they loved. that— and step down from a career that they loved. that is— and step down from a career that they loved. that is a lot to heeee— they loved. that is a lot to hheeeee ehe— they loved. that is a lot to process and it's- they loved. that is a lot to process and it's equally hard to hhe— process and it's equally hard to hhe hehh— process and it's equally hard to see the toll that— process and it's equally hard to see the toll that it's taken on hheh— see the toll that it's taken on hheh ew— see the toll that it's taken on their own mental— see the toll that it's taken on their own mental health. and i hhhh— their own mental health. and i hhhh wheh— their own mental health. and i think what unites— their own mental health. and i think what unites us all now is a think what unites us all now is e eeethe— think what unites us all now is e eeethe he— think what unites us all now is a desire to heal— think what unites us all now is a desire to heal for the health ehe— a desire to heal for the health and well—being— a desire to heal for the health and well—being of everyone in the — and well—being of everyone in the eeeh— and well—being of everyone in the eehw . — and well—being of everyone in the eehw. th— and well—being of everyone in i'm sorry . and well—being of everyone in i'm sorry. where and well—being of everyone in i'm sorry . where do i'm sorry. i'm sorry. where do you— i'm sorry. i'm sorry. where do weu ehehhe— i'm sorry. i'm sorry. where do you start? dressed— i'm sorry. i'm sorry. where do you start? dressed in- i'm sorry. where do you start? dressed in virginal whthe— you start? dressed in virginal white. because,— you start? dressed in virginal white. because, of course , she's white. because, of course, she's very— white. because, of course, she's very hheee-eeh — white. because, of course, she's very innocent. well- white. because, of course, she's very innocent. �*ftt�*tiee white. because, of course, she's very innocent. " very innocent. well, i mean, look, this is a tv presenter who's left his job because he had a consensual relationship with somebody that everybody else is disapproving of. it does not require for that amount of serious like nobody's died here. there's no war. there's what did you make of it? it's ridiculous.

i you make of it? it's ridiculous. t heeh— you make of it? it's ridiculous. t eh— you make of it? it's ridiculous. t eh hhe— fl it's ridiculous. i mean, at the beginning, she eehe,— i mean, at the beginning, she eehe, hew— i mean, at the beginning, she eehe, hew ee— i mean, at the beginning, she said, how are you— i mean, at the beginning, she said, how are you all? i hope weu-e— said, how are you all? i hope weuhe eth— said, how are you all? i hope you're all okay.— said, how are you all? i hope you're all okay. all she's weutee— you're all okay. all she's worried about— you're all okay. all she's worried about is her career and her hehh— worried about is her career and her bank balance.— worried about is her career and her bank balance. she talked eheuh— her bank balance. she talked eheuh-e— her bank balance. she talked eheuh-e ew- her bank balance. she talked about a new chapter. i about wanting a new chapter. i bet about wanting a new chapter. i heh-hheee.— about wanting a new chapter. i heh-hheee. t— about wanting a new chapter. i bet-does. i think- about wanting a new chapter. i bet does. i think it's an bet she does. i think it's an euhheee— bet she does. i think it's an outrage-she's- bet she does. i think it's an outrage she's back on that outrage that she's back on that ehew. — outrage that she's back on that show-programme- outrage that she's back on that show. programme tainted. show. the programme is tainted. if show. the programme is tainted. h-eeheue— show. the programme is tainted. if-serious about- if she was serious about hethwehhhe— if she was serious about reinventing herself and moving on, reinventing herself and moving —ehee— reinventing herself and moving on,_have-that. on, she would have left that eheehehhe— on, she would have left that eheehehhe . — on, she would have left that programme . do- on, she would have left that programme . ttit on, she would have left that programme . jtit on, she would have left that- programme . do you know what also programme. do you know what also she did in that speech? she managed to shoehorn in lots of references to the theme of her business, which about, well business, which is about, well being mental health and she being and mental health and she said, you know, we have to all strive our health and strive for our health and wellbeing. was like wellbeing. it was almost like she was doing a to she was doing a nod to the camera. brand on camera. check out my brand on instagram. right, let's talk to our london reporter lisa hartle now outside centre in now who's outside tv centre in west london. good morning, lisa. well obviously well i'll obviously mark and i are impressed with are incredibly impressed with the sincerity and authenticity and of that beautiful and integrity of that beautiful war time monologue we just got from willoughby. what did from holly willoughby. what did you make of it? well, it was i can tell you what some of the points of what she raised there is obviously, this is the first

time in two weeks that she's been on the sofa. first time back been on the sofa. first time heeh ether— been on the sofa. first time back after phillip— " hit" first time back after phillip schofield hehhhee— back after phillip schofield departed from _ back after phillip schofield departed from the show. she also wehh— departed from the show. she also wehh-eheuh— departed from the show. she also went-about how- departed from the show. she also went about how what went on to talk about how what uhthee— went on to talk about how what uhthee ue— went on to talk about how what uhthee ue eth— went on to talk about how what unites us all now— went on to talk about how what unites us all now is the desire to unites us all now is the desire he-teh— unites us all now is the desire he-teh hhe— unites us all now is the desire to-for the health- to heal for the health and well-being— to heal for the health and well—being of— to heal for the health and well—being of everyone. she hehee— well—being of everyone. she heeee hheh— well—being of everyone. she hopes that as— well—being of everyone. she hopes that as start this new hopes that as we start this new ehehheh— hopes that as we start this new ehehheh ehe— hopes that as we start this new eheeheh ehe eeh— hopes that as we start this new chapter and get back the chapter and get back to the hheee— chapter and get back to the hheee et— chapter and get back to the place of warmth— chapter and get back to the place of warmth and magic that this place of warmth and magic that hhte ehew— place of warmth and magic that this show-for— place of warmth and magic that this show-foriall,- place of warmth and magic that this show for all, we this show holds for us all, we eeh-ehhehehh- this show holds for us all, we can - strength .each i can all find strength in each ehheu— can all find strength in each other.-thanked- can all find strength in each- other.-thanked everyone other. she also thanked everyone for other. she also thanked everyone teh eth— other. she also thanked everyone he ehh hhe— other. she also thanked everyone for all the kind— other. she also thanked everyone for all the kind messages she's heeetwee— for all the kind messages she's received-them- for all the kind messages she's received _them for. for all the kind messages she's received them for all received and thank them for all hehhe— received and thank them for all hehhe hheee— received and thank them for all being there this— received and thank them for all being there this morning, wehehhe— being there this morning, watching and— being there this morning, watching and on behalf of watching and then on behalf of heheeh— watching and then on behalf of heheeh ,— watching and then on behalf of herself , josie,— watching and then on behalf of herself , josie, dermot, herself, josie, dermot, alison, craig— herself, josie, dermot, alison, chete ehe— herself, josie, dermot, alison, chete ehe ehew— herself, josie, dermot, alison, craig and every person that she eehe— craig and every person that she eehe weeke— craig and every person that she eehe wehhe eh— craig and every person that she said works on the— craig and every person that she said works on the show every day wit— said works on the show every day wthh eehhhue— said works on the show every day will continue to— said works on the show every day will continue to work hard to bring— will continue to work hard to bring eeewe— will continue to work hard to bring everyone the show that eeehhe— bring everyone the show that eeeehe hwe.— bring everyone the show that people love. and— bring everyone the show that people love. and then she hugged her co—presenter_ people love. and then she hugged her co—presenter josie gibson, whe— her co—presenter josie gibson, whe ehe-hh— her co—presenter josie gibson, who she'll also— her co—presenter josie gibson, who she'll also presenting who she'll also be presenting wthh— who she'll also be presenting with tomorrow.— who she'll also be presenting with tomorrow. and then it's hehtewee— with tomorrow. and then it's believed the _ with tomorrow. and then it's believed the day after that ehe-hh— believed the day after that ehe-ht he— believed the day after that she'll be presenting craig she'll be presenting with craig hehhe. — she'll be presenting with craig hehhe. lhee— she'll be presenting with craig hehhe-tee ehe— she'll be presenting with craig doyle. joe and all of this is doyle. so joe and all of this is eheee— doyle. so joe and all of this is eheee eh— doyle. so joe and all of this is ahead of obviously tomorrow, whteh— ahead of obviously tomorrow, whteh te— ahead of obviously tomorrow, which is where— ahead of obviously tomorrow, which is where itv bosses are hehhhee— which is where itv bosses are eheetehee he— which is where itv bosses are predicted to be— which is where itv bosses are predicted to be quizzed by mps at predicted to be quizzed by mps eh hheh— predicted to be quizzed by mps at that committee. that's being hehhh— at that committee. that's being hehe. hheh— at that committee. that's being held. that wasn't— at that committee. that's being held. that wasn't arranged for hhte— held. that wasn't arranged for hhte — held. that wasn't arranged for

this reason. it— held. that wasn't arranged for this reason. it was taking place ehwwew— this reason. it was taking place ehwwew he— this reason. it was taking place anyway to discuss— this reason. it was taking place anyway to discuss the media hht— anyway to discuss the media bit, huh— anyway to discuss the media bill, but that's— anyway to discuss the media bill, but that's where it's eeeeehee— bill, but that's where it's expected that _ bill, but that's where it's expected that media bosses might be expected that media bosses might he hewehe— expected that media bosses might be answering questions posed. oh, be answering questions posed. hh whee— be answering questions posed. eh heeh— be answering questions posed. oh, we've lost lisa . cj" "

with the young runner in the dressing room, she is toast because that is going to come back and haunt her because she said he lied to us. and it was all very well. that's the hhhhheh — all very well. that's the million dollar- thig that's the million dollar question. has the thig that's the milli slippedhr question. has the thig that's the milli slipped forjestion. has the thig that's the milli slipped for little n. has the thig that's the milli slipped for little misss the halo slipped for little miss heheehe— halo slipped for little miss heheehe t— halo slipped for little miss perfect? i think— halo slipped for little miss perfect? i think she's tainted ehheeew— perfect? i think she's tainted already,-think- perfect? i think she's tainted already, think her only already, and i think her only eeheeh— already, and i think her only chance-moving- already, and i think her only chance moving on from this chance of moving on from this weuhe— chance of moving on from this weuhe hewe— chance of moving on from this would have been— chance of moving on from this would have been if she'd exited the would have been if she'd exited hhe ehew— would have been if she'd exited hhe ehew, hh— would have been if she'd exited the show, if she'd— would have been if she'd exited the show, if she'd said, look, the— the show, if she'd said, look, the ee— the show, if she'd said, look, it's so-there's- the show, if she'd said, look, it's so there's been such a it's so low. there's been such a hee— it's so low. there's been such a hee ee— it's so low. there's been such a hee ehew. — it's so low. there's been such a bad news story. heard bad news story. we've heard ewhuh— bad news story. we've heard awful—about- awful allegations about the ehheeehehe— awful allegations about the atmosphere programme. atmosphere on the programme. hhhhhh-e— atmosphere on the programme. philip's-everyone- atmosphere on the programme. philip's everyone in. philip's lied to everyone in. i hhhhh— philip's lied to everyone in. i hhhhh hh-e— philip's lied to everyone in. i think it's time— philip's lied to everyone in. i think it's time for— philip's lied to everyone in. i think it's time for a fresh ehehh. — think it's time for a fresh ehehh. she-e— think it's time for a fresh start. she's missed that eeeehhuhhhw— start. she's missed that opportunity think she's start. she's missed that oppondown think she's start. she's missed that oppondown with think she's start. she's missed that oppondown with a hink she's start. she's missed that oppondown with a sinkinge's start. she's missed that oppondown with a sinking ship. going down with a sinking ship. wehh— going down with a sinking ship. wehh. heh-e— going down with a sinking ship. wehh. heh-e eee— going down with a sinking ship. well, let's see what— going down with a sinking ship. well, let's see what our- well, let's see what our political commentators who are here this morning bushra here this morning think. bushra sheikh and piers pottinger are with i'm sure there with us. bushra, i'm sure there are more meaningful issues are many more meaningful issues to talk about this morning, but this still front of this is still the front page of all the papers. go what the magic going to happen when magic is going to happen when holly leaves that show, simple as she has failed to read the room, she needs to spend five minutes on social media to understand that the public does not believe you. they believe hheh— not believe you. they believe hheh heu— not believe you. they believe hheh you knew— not believe you. they believe that you knew what- they believe that you knew what going on. that you knew what was going on.

why— that you knew what was going on. why-eth— that you knew what was going on. why-ehhhh eh— that you knew what was going on. why-still on the— that you knew what was going on. why still on the show? i why is she still on the show? i hewe— why is she still on the show? i hwe-she— why is she still on the show? i hewe-she tueh- why is she still on the show? i have she just failed to have no idea. she just failed to heeh—t- have no idea. she just failed to heeh—t hhhhh- have no idea. she just failed to read—i think thisj read the room. and i think this hehhhe— read the room. and i think this morning needs— read the room. and i think this morning needs to— read the room. and i think this morning needs to just let them go morning needs to just let them 90 ehehh— morning needs to just let them 90 ehehh hheee— morning needs to just let them go start brand new bunch of new hheeehhehe— go start brand new bunch of new eheeehhehe ehe— go start brand new bunch of new presenters and i— go start brand new bunch of new presenters and i think we can the— presenters and i think we can the hheh— presenters and i think we can find that warmth— presenters and i think we can find that warmth and magic. heeh.— find that warmth and magic. heeh. t— find that warmth and magic. heeh. t hewe— find that warmth and magic. again, i have-say- find that warmth and magic. again, i have-say ,- find that warmth and magic. again, i have-say , i- find that warmth and magic. again, i have to say, i love josie i love alison josie gibson. i love alison hammond. i let both of them. are you familiar with either of those two people, piers? passengers i've seen them passengers yes, i've seen them hew— passengers yes, i've seen them hew-huh— passengers yes, i've seen them hew-huh t— passengers yes, i've seen them hew-huh t heeh- passengers yes, i've seen them very-but i mean, what. very briefly. but i mean, what the— very briefly. but i mean, what t-h-hehwehe- very briefly. but i mean, what i'm-forwardlis- very briefly. but i mean, what i'm-forwardlis i'mi i'm looking forward to is i'm sure-are already- sure itv are already commissioning someone to sure itv are already— commissioning someone to write a heeu— commissioning someone to write a eeeu hehhe— commissioning someone to write a docu drama about— commissioning someone to write a docu drama about this whole hheu— docu drama about this whole ridicu ulous_ docu drama about this whole ridicu ulous affair. and which eheehhw— ridicu ulous affair. and which clearly hasn't— ridicu ulous affair. and which clearly hasn't ended yet. but tueh— clearly hasn't ended yet. but tueh eheuh— clearly hasn't ended yet. but just about everything else in the just about everything else in hhe wehh— just about everything else in the world that's— just about everything else in the world that's going on is much— the world that's going on is much more important than this. hehhhee— much more important than this. hehhhee et— much more important than this. talking of which,— much more important than this. talking of which, let's— much more important than this. talking of which, let's gear- talking of which, let's gear change now, right ? pierce let's change now, right? pierce let's go to this story about electric cars. rowan atkinson was one of the one of the first actually high profile people to come out and say he feels he was conned about electric cars. they're not quite panacea that we were quite the panacea that we were hoping for. well, more hoping for. well, in more and more ,lseems-way.- hoping for. well, in more and more ,lseems-way. i. hoping for. well, in more and- more ,lseems-way. i mean, more, it seems that way. i mean, the more, it seems that way. i mean, hhe-hhhe— more, it seems that way. i mean, the-this morning- more, it seems that way. i mean, the this morning have got the mail this morning have got a ehew— the mail this morning have got a ehew eheuh— the mail this morning have got a ehew eheuh hhe— the mail this morning have got a story about the cars being ehhahhehhw— story about the cars being originally hh— story about the cars being originally it was claimed they'd

be originally it was claimed they'd he-ehe— originally it was claimed they'd be-and cheaper- originally it was claimed they'd be and cheaper and now be greener and cheaper and now hheh— be greener and cheaper and now he heeh— be greener and cheaper and now he heeh hhe— be greener and cheaper and now they look like being more eeehehwe— they look like being more expensive-run- they look like being more expensive-run .- they look like being more expensive run . also because they look like being more expensiso run . also because they look like being more expensiso muchi . also because they look like being more expensiso much heavier)ecause they look like being more expensiso much heavier the use there's so much heavier the hehhehhee— there's so much heavier the batteries are— there's so much heavier the batteries are colossally heavy. hheh-he— batteries are colossally heavy. they're causing _ batteries are colossally heavy. they're causing more potholes in the they're causing more potholes in hhe heeh— they're causing more potholes in hhe heeh ee— they're causing more potholes in the road as well— they're causing more potholes in the road as well as— they're causing more potholes in the road as well as in the heheaheeh— the road as well as in the heheaheeh .— the road as well as in the telegraph . there's a story about telegraph. there's a story about hew— telegraph. there's a story about hew hheh— telegraph. there's a story about hew hheh eh— telegraph. there's a story about how they can affect multi—storey car how they can affect multi—storey hehhe— how they can affect multi—storey car parks because— how they can affect multi—storey car parks because they're hehhhe— car parks because they're getting double the weight and hheee— getting double the weight and hheee heeh— getting double the weight and these most of— getting double the weight and these most of these car parks huhth— these most of these car parks were built in— these most of these car parks were built in the— these most of these car parks were built in the 60s or 70s and hhehetehe— were built in the 60s or 70s and hhehetehe ,— were built in the 60s or 70s and hhehetehe , heu— were built in the 60s or 70s and therefore , you know, there could therefore, you know, there could be therefore, you know, there could he e— therefore, you know, there could he e hehhhe— therefore, you know, there could be a horrific accident waiting to be a horrific accident waiting he heeeeh— be a horrific accident waiting to happen. there— be a horrific accident waiting to happen. there as we have more ehe— to happen. there as we have more ehe ee— to happen. there as we have more ehe et— to happen. there as we have more and more of these— to happen. there as we have more and more of these cars. so i eeh-h— and more of these cars. so i eeh-h hhew— and more of these cars. so i don't know who's- and more of these cars. so i don't know who's behind this ehhh— don't know who's behind this ehhh ev— don't know who's behind this ehhh hv hehhw— don't know who's behind this anti ev lobby, but there eehhehhhw— anti ev lobby, but there certainly it's— anti ev lobby, but there certainly it's quite powerful at the certainly it's quite powerful at hhe hehehh— certainly it's quite powerful at hhe hehehh .— certainly it's quite powerful at the moment . and they may not be the moment. and they may not be the moment. and they may not be hhe heheee— the moment. and they may not be hhe eeheee he— the moment. and they may not be the panacea to the— the moment. and they may not be the panacea to the instant eeheee— the panacea to the instant panacea that— the panacea to the instant panacea that they were ehhahhehhw— panacea that they were originally thought to be. �*ftt�*till originally thought to be. well, i originally thought to be. well, t heu— originally thought to be. well, i had quentin— originally thought to be. well, i had quentin willson on the show last night. of course, he's a motoring journalist, one of the original presenters of top gear when it was good and he said, look, it's still an issue with the cost of these vehicles and also charging them. but it

will come. and there is one strong point to make, which is who doesn't want cleaner air? and you will get that with evs. absolutely. i mean, i'm entirely in absolutely. i mean, i'm entirely hh teweuh— absolutely. i mean, i'm entirely hh teweuh et— absolutely. i mean, i'm entirely in favour of them.— absolutely. i mean, i'm entirely in favour of them. but and eeehh— in favour of them. but and eeehh hh-e— in favour of them. but and again, it's still— in favour of them. but and again, it's still relatively eeew— again, it's still relatively early eewe— again, it's still relatively early days as— again, it's still relatively early days as i- again, it's still relatively early days as i mean, elon musk ehe— early days as i mean, elon musk ehe teete— early days as i mean, elon musk ehe heehe ee— early days as i mean, elon musk and tesla are kind— early days as i mean, elon musk and tesla are kind of move hhhhae— and tesla are kind of move hhhhae hew— and tesla are kind of move things very rapidly. but the hehhew— things very rapidly. but the battery technology seems to be lagging— battery technology seems to be heaahha hehhe.— battery technology seems to be lagging behind. so these hugely heew— lagging behind. so these hugely heavy batteries,— lagging behind. so these hugely heavy batteries, i'm sure in a few— heavy batteries, i'm sure in a few heehe— heavy batteries, i'm sure in a hew heehe hhhe— heavy batteries, i'm sure in a few years time will be a thing of few years time will be a thing eh hhe— few years time will be a thing eh hhe heeh— few years time will be a thing of the past rather— few years time will be a thing of the past rather like our hhhehee— of the past rather like our iphones and,— of the past rather like our iphones and, you know, batteries get iphones and, you know, batteries eeh ehetheh— iphones and, you know, batteries get smaller and— iphones and, you know, batteries get smaller and have much more eeheehhw— get smaller and have much more eeeeehhw heh— get smaller and have much more eeeeehhw heh eu— get smaller and have much more capacity for our viewers and hhehehehe— capacity for our viewers and hhehehehe eh— capacity for our viewers and listeners, an ev— capacity for our viewers and listeners, an ev is not an ehhheh— listeners, an ev is not an eehheh eh— listeners, an ev is not an option at the— listeners, an ev is not an option at the moment, but heeehuhhw— option at the moment, but hopefully hh— option at the moment, but hopefully in a— option at the moment, but hopefully in a few years time, the hopefully in a few years time, hhe hhee— hopefully in a few years time, hhe ehee et— hopefully in a few years time, the price of those— hopefully in a few years time, the price of those vehicles will come down and— the price of those vehicles will come down and that be come down and that will be the eehe— come down and that will be the gene ehehaeu— come down and that will be the game changer,-it? - come down and that will be the game changer, it? e 2g game changer, won't it? it might eheehuhehw. th— game changer, won't it? it might absolutely. it must— game changer, won't it? it might absolutely. it must do. - game changer, won't it? it might absolutely. it must do. it- game changer, won't it? e cg etig it must do. i cg absolutely. it must do. it might be. but. buzzer i spend quite a lot of my day looking for my mobile phone charger. i can't imagine anything worse than also having trying to imagine anything worse than also haviisomewhere trying to imagine anything worse than also haviisomewhere chargeing to imagine anything worse than also haviisomewhere charge myto imagine anything worse than also haviisomewhere charge my car. find somewhere to charge my car. yeah, inconvenience yeah, the inconvenience factor for always rule these for me will always rule these out. yeah. you know, and i don't

have one personally, but i did borrow a friend of mine, and when i had go long distance, when i had to go long distance, you have to stop and recharge. and it's quite an inconvenience wheh— and it's quite an inconvenience wheh-hwe— and it's quite an inconvenience wheh-hewe-hh- and it's quite an inconvenience when-have-in the- and it's quite an inconvenience when have in the car when you have kids in the car ehe— when you have kids in the car ehe-hwe— when you have kids in the car ehe-hewe he— when you have kids in the car and-have to stop- when you have kids in the car and have to stop off for at and you have to stop off for at heeeh— and you have to stop off for at least another— and you have to stop off for at least another 30,— and you have to stop off for at least another 30, 40 minutes and you have to stop off for at least you her 30, 40 minutes and you have to stop off for at least you wouldn't0 minutes and you have to stop off for at least you wouldn't haveiutes and you have to stop off for at least you wouldn't have to as and you have to stop off for at least you wouldn't have to if you when you wouldn't have to if you e eheeet— when you wouldn't have to if you were a diesel and— when you wouldn't have to if you were a diesel and petrol car. so hhe— were a diesel and petrol car. so hhe-ehhewehee- were a diesel and petrol car. so the annoyance factor is the inconven annoyance factor is hehhhhhehw— definitely still there, but i heeh— definitely still there, but i heeh-hhe— definitely still there, but i feel-it's still- definitely still there, but i feel-it's still a- definitely still there, but i feel it's still a bit more. feel like it's still a bit more. the— feel like it's still a bit more. the ee— feel like it's still a bit more. the eh— feel like it's still a bit more. it's more of a— feel like it's still a bit more. it's more of a fad- feel like it's still a bit more. it's more of a fad and a trend at it's more of a fad and a trend eh hhe— it's more of a fad and a trend at the moment.— it's more of a fad and a trend at the moment. i— it's more of a fad and a trend at the moment. i still feel like hh hheh— at the moment. i still feel like we're in that kind— at the moment. i still feel like we're in that kind of an experiment.— we're in that kind of an experiment. is we're in that kind of an- experiment.lis.experiment experiment. it is an experiment ehe— experiment. it is an experiment and-people— experiment. it is an experiment and-people ee- experiment. it is an experiment and people are jumping and i think people are jumping on and i think people are jumping eh hhe— and i think people are jumping on the bandwagon because it is an on the bandwagon because it is eh—ahe- an exciting idea. yeah. and eeehh—t- an exciting idea. yeah. and eeehh—t ee- an exciting idea. yeah. and. again,-i do believe, again, you know, i do believe, there— again, you know, i do believe, hheee-wee— again, you know, i do believe, hheee-wee we- again, you know, i do believe, piers,-yes, we are- again, you know, i do believe, piers, yes, we are kind of piers, that, yes, we are kind of in piers, that, yes, we are kind of he hhe— piers, that, yes, we are kind of he hhe hhhe— piers, that, yes, we are kind of in the kind of— piers, that, yes, we are kind of in the kind of early stages of it. in the kind of early stages of h. .hheh— in the kind of early stages of it. .then maybe- in the kind of early stages of it.-then maybe in- in the kind of early stages of it. then maybe in a few it. and then maybe in a few heehe— it. and then maybe in a few heehe-hhhehe- it. and then maybe in a few years-things will- it. and then maybe in a few years things will look. years time, things will look. wheh— years time, things will look. whehlhhhhh— years time, things will look. whatlthink is— years time, things will look. whatlthink is crucial,- years time, things will look. what think is crucial, though, what i think is crucial, though, the red for me is, okay, the red line for me is, okay, we can have investment in can have some investment in charge and get the cost charge points and get the cost of we've got to be of evs down, but we've got to be able to keep the ordinary cars that we currently own because it makes no if you're makes no sense. if you're driving ten year old driving around in a ten year old volvo diesel, idea volvo estate, diesel, the idea that to save the that you're going to save the planet by ditching that and buying a new car, which has to

be in factory at be produced at in a factory at great it makes no sense. great cost, it makes no sense. so i think hanging on to the cars we've got is important. and of government are of course the government are against cost of against that because the cost of owning old car now is owning an old car now is outrageous. whether it's, you know, local which know, your local voucher, which which i live, you pay which is where i live, you pay more for older car. yes. and more for an older car. yes. and then, course, ulez and all then, of course, ulez and all then, of course, ulez and all the of it. but talking the rest of it. but talking eheuh— the rest of it. but talking eheuh ehe— the rest of it. but talking about old things- chisetit e but talking about old things being brought up about old things being brought uh-huehe— about old things being brought uh-huehe - about old things being brought up bucha era. this is a up to date, bucha era. this is a eueheheh— up to date, bucha era. this is a guardian piece— up to date, bucha era. this is a guardian piece about fairy tales hehhe— guardian piece about fairy tales being rewritten. _ guardian piece about fairy tales being rewritten. martha gill is eeheheehh— being rewritten. martha gill is eeeeheehh he— being rewritten. martha gill is dependent is defending the idea of dependent is defending the idea et hehhe— dependent is defending the idea eh hehhe hheh. — dependent is defending the idea of doing that. what she said, ehe-e— of doing that. what she said, she's basically— of doing that. what she said, she's basically saying that hehh— she's basically saying that hehw hehee— she's basically saying that fairy tales have always reflected _ fairy tales have always reflected the - fairy tales have always reflected the morals of that era ehe— reflected the morals of that era ehe hheh— reflected the morals of that era ehe hheh eee.— reflected the morals of that era ehe hheh eee. — reflected the morals of that era and that age. so— reflected the morals of that era and that age. ”gt cg and that age. so storytelling was always about that time. so now that we've moved so far along, it's okay to adapt these kind of magical fairy tales. mark i totally agree with you . mark i totally agree with you. i've not evolved. these stories are evergreen mean yes. “his are evergreen mean yes. yes, hheh— are evergreen mean yes. yes, he — are evergreen mean yes. yes, he hhe— are evergreen mean yes. yes, he hue t— are evergreen mean yes. yes, they are. and i feel- are evergreen mean yes. yes, they are. and i feel like in order to keep that fairy tale element and the magic, we've got to keep them classic the way that were. like, have that they were. like, i have a storybook with rumplestiltskin

and cinderella and things that i was raised on, and i've done the same with my daughter. i feel like if we want to have diverse city inclusion, why don't we just make some new stories up for that? we don't need to start fixing and changing something that wrong. ihave that isn't wrong. i have a feeling that isn't wrong. i have a teethha we— that isn't wrong. i have a feeling we might- e cg i have a feeling we might all agree on hhhe— feeling we might all agree on hhte-hee— feeling we might all agree on this,-yes,ltotally- this, piers. yes, i totally eehee — this, piers. yes, i totally eehee t— this, piers. yes, i totally agree. i mean,- this, piers. yes, i totally agree. " 'ti;"ti; this, piers. yes, i totally agree. e’3tiil”tiil hitii; this, piers. yes, i totally- agree. i mean, there are also some of fairy tales and some of these fairy tales and children's stories are part of social history. and they tell you a lot about the era, the era in which they were written and just to rewrite them , i think is just to rewrite them, i think is a bit of a cop out. i mean, really, it's rather like when they remake old films as badly. yeah my best favourite example is the italian job, which was a classic film and had no need to be remade , and it was a disaster be remade, and it was a disaster as a new film. well, well, it's the— as a new film. well, well, it's the the— as a new film. well, well, it's like it's like _ as a new film. well, well, it's like it's like the _ as a new film. well, well, it's like it's like the james- �*" well, well, it's like it's like the james bond at the like it's like the james bond at hhe hehehh— like it's like the james bond at the moment. you— like it's like the james bond at the moment. you know, what hheh-he— the moment. you know, what hheh-he eewhha— the moment. you know, what hheh-he eewhha he— the moment. you know, what they're saying is they're going to they're saying is they're going he he— they're saying is they're going he he ehehahha— they're saying is they're going to be changing james bond and it's to be changing james bond and the aethe— to be changing james bond and the aehha he— to be changing james bond and the aehha he he— to be changing james bond and it's going to be a— to be changing james bond and it's going to be a person of eheeuh— it's going to be a person of eheeuh ehe— it's going to be a person of colour and i'm— it's going to be a person of colour and i'm totally against hheh.— colour and i'm totally against hheh. t—

colour and i'm totally against hheh. t heeh— colour and i'm totally against that. i feel like— colour and i'm totally against that. i feel like it's the woke heh— that. i feel like it's the woke heh whe— that. i feel like it's the woke mob who were— that. i feel like it's the woke mob who were just getting hold of mob who were just getting hold eh ewewhhhhe— mob who were just getting hold of everything changing of everything and changing it up. of everything and changing it uh—tehee- of everything and changing it| uh—tehee hehe of everything and changing it- up._james bond was up. and actually, james bond was heeee— up. and actually, james bond was heeee eh— up. and actually, james bond was heeee eh e— up. and actually, james bond was based on a white— up. and actually, james bond was based on a white man. he was a whhhe— based on a white man. he was a whhhe heh— based on a white man. he was a whhhe ee— based on a white man. he was a white man. so why— based on a white man. he was a white man. so why do we need to cheese— white man. so why do we need to cheese hhehe— white man. so why do we need to change that? just— white man. so why do we need to change that? just create a new eheheeheh— change that? just create a new character which— change that? just create a new character which we have in ehe— character which we have in movies and films already that eeehhe— movies and films already that eeeehe eh— movies and films already that people of colour— movies and films already that people of colour now, i couldn't eehee— people of colour now, i couldn't agree more. right— people of colour now, i couldn't agree more. right .— people of colour now, i couldn't agree more. 3cg“ agree more. right. so let's move on. piers. i love this story. this is about a seaside town . this is about a seaside town. what did they do to reduce crime? well, marvellous. in maryport in cumbria- crime? well, marvellous. in maryport in cumbria ,- hi.” “i7 �*ftt�*ticc in maryport in cumbria , this is a maryport in cumbria, this is a hhh— maryport in cumbria, this is a hhhw ehew— maryport in cumbria, this is a hhhw ehew eh— maryport in cumbria, this is a tiny story on page two of the heheaheeh.— tiny story on page two of the heheaheeh. te— tiny story on page two of the telegraph. i'd have given it eeeee t— telegraph. i'd have given it more space, i must say. but in cuhhhhe— more space, i must say. but in cuhhhhe hheh— more space, i must say. but in cumbria they have— more space, i must say. but in cumbria they have put a eehheeheh— cumbria they have put a policeman back on the streets , a policeman back on the streets, a hehhh— policeman back on the streets, a hehhw eh— policeman back on the streets, a hehhw eh hhe— policeman back on the streets, a bobby on the beat— policeman back on the streets, a bobby on the beat as we used to eeu— bobby on the beat as we used to eehh hheh.— bobby on the beat as we used to call them. and— bobby on the beat as we used to call them. and the— bobby on the beat as we used to call them. and the result is hheh— call them. and the result is hheh weheue— call them. and the result is that versus last— call them. and the result is that versus last year, they have reduced — that versus last year, they have reduced crime— that versus last year, they have reduced crime by— that versus last year, they have reduced crime by 47. wow so hehhhe— reduced crime by 47. wow so hewhha hhh — reduced crime by 47. wow so having him on— reduced crime by 47. wow so having him on the street and hhhe— having him on the street and hhhe chape— having him on the street and hhhe ehee, he— having him on the street and this chap, pc sam steele is a eeeh— this chap, pc sam steele is a aheeh heme— this chap, pc sam steele is a great name, isn't— this chap, pc sam steele is a great name, isn't it, for the eheheeheh— great name, isn't it, for the character that— great name, isn't it, for the character that goes and saves hhe— character that goes and saves hhe wehh— character that goes and saves hhe wehhe hw—

character that goes and saves the world by walking round , the world by walking round, hehhhe— the world by walking round, hehhhee he— the world by walking round, talking to people, keeping an eye— talking to people, keeping an ewe euh— talking to people, keeping an ewe euh ,— talking to people, keeping an eye out, nipping in the bud. any unsavoury behaviour. it's had a hehhhe— unsavoury behaviour. it's had a terrific effect.— unsavoury behaviour. it's had a terrific effect. and— unsavoury behaviour. it's had a terrific effect. and now mercifully— terrific effect. and now mercifully other forces in cuhhhhe— mercifully other forces in cumbria and— mercifully other forces in cumbria and other communities in cuhhhhe— cumbria and other communities in cuhhhhe ee— cumbria and other communities in cumbria are thinking , well, cumbria are thinking, well, hewhe— cumbria are thinking, well, hewhe we— cumbria are thinking, well, maybe we should do that . i mean, maybe we should do that. i mean, i maybe we should do that. i mean, t heehehehh— maybe we should do that. i mean, t hemehehh hh— maybe we should do that. i mean, i remember in my— maybe we should do that. i mean, i remember in my village in seehhehe— i remember in my village in scotland that— i remember in my village in scotland that we knew how to eehheeheh— scotland that we knew how to policeman hector— scotland that we knew how to policeman hector and desmond by ehe hhew— policeman hector and desmond by name, and they would come round and name, and they would come round ehe hehh— name, and they would come round ehe hehh he— name, and they would come round ehe hehh he ue— name, and they would come round and talk to us. and— name, and they would come round and talk to us. and if they saw us and talk to us. and if they saw ue hhhhte— and talk to us. and if they saw ue hhhhhe hewe— and talk to us. and if they saw us little boys getting up to hheehheh— us little boys getting up to mischief, they'd say, watch out . hhe— mischief, they'd say, watch out . ahe we— mischief, they'd say, watch out . and we respected them . and . and we respected them. and hhew— . and we respected them. and hhew wee— . and we respected them. and hhew hehh— . and we respected them. and they were part of— . and we respected them. and they were part of the community. ana— they were part of the community. hheh weu— they were part of the community. whe, weu hhew,— they were part of the community. and, you know, it— they were part of the community. and, you know, it just shows if you— and, you know, it just shows if weu eh— and, you know, it just shows if weu heehe— and, you know, it just shows if you can make that— and, you know, it just shows if you can make that kind of cheese— you can make that kind of change. farage_ you can make that kind of change. farage whilst admittedly i change. farage whilst admittedly t eeh-h— change. farage whilst admittedly i can't believe— change. farage whilst admittedly i can't believe maryport is the international— i can't believe maryport is the international capital of ehaehheee— international capital of organised crime , it won't be organised crime, it won't be th— organised crime, it won't be now. it certainly— organised crime, it won't be now. it certainly has had a hewetheue— now. it certainly has had a marvellous effect and i wonder if hhe— marvellous effect and i wonder if the metropolitan police would eehe— if the metropolitan police would eehe hehhe— if the metropolitan police would dare police the— if the metropolitan police would dare police the streets in this whhh— dare police the streets in this whhh he— dare police the streets in this will be controversial , right? will be controversial, right? i'd will be controversial, right? he the— will be controversial, right? he the he— will be controversial, right? he the he 90— will be controversial, right? i'd like to go back- will be controversial, right? i'd like to go back to- will be controversial, right? i'd like to go back to a-

will be controversial, right? i'd like to go back to a time when people are slightly afraid of police officers. yeah, well, heeheeh— of police officers. yeah, well, heeeeeh ehe— of police officers. yeah, well, respect and fear.— of police officers. yeah, well, respect and fear. it's- chi; chi“; yeah, well, respect and fear. it's it's heuee— respect and fear. it's it's because they— respect and fear. it's it's because they were figures of euhhehhhw— because they were figures of euhhehhhw ,— because they were figures of authority , but— because they were figures of authority , but they were authority, but they were heeeeehee — authority, but they were respected figures of authority. hheh-e— respected figures of authority. hheh-e hhe — respected figures of authority. that's the point— respected figures of authority. that's the point . respected figures of authority. that's the point . 4c?“ respected figures of authority. that's the point . t/tiutit“ e that's the point. yeah. it seems like one of these stories like, wow, stop the press, introduce a police officer and crime goes down. yeah. i mean, you know, as pearce says, it's on page two of the telegraph. i'm glad we're talking about but it does talking about it, but it does feel a bit ridiculous. why are we not doing this everywhere ? we not doing this everywhere? this a triumph of common this is a triumph of common sense, because sense, surely, because it's i think of things is that think one of the things is that the police don't have the resources funding resources and it's about funding and the bodies, and resources and the bodies, they just don't have enough bodies. guy is one guy, bodies. one guy this is one guy, but bodies. one guy this is one guy, huh ehee— bodies. one guy this is one guy, huh ehee hheh— bodies. one guy this is one guy, but also that format— ittitc one guy this is one guy, but also that format and formula mav— but also that format and formula hew-wehh— but also that format and formula may .work-county,. but also that format and formula may work county, in may not work in every county, in ehew— may not work in every county, in ewehw hewe— may not work in every county, in every hewh ehe— may not work in every county, in every town and city,— may not work in every county, in every town and city, because whee— every town and city, because whehe hheee— every town and city, because where there are— every town and city, because where there are just many where there are just too many eeewe,— where there are just too many. eeewe—eheuah people, they won't have enough eeewe— people, they won't have enough eeewe-hhe— people, they won't have enough people the bobbies on people to have the bobbies on the people to have the bobbies on hhe-hhe— people to have the bobbies on the _the street. - people to have the bobbies on the the street. /tit people to have the bobbies on. the _the street. you are the beat on the street. you are hehh— the beat on the street. you are hhahh eheuh— the beat on the street. you are right about that. think right about that. but i think there's another issue. i've spoken many cops and ex spoken to so many cops and ex cops on on my show and they all say policing has say the culture of policing has changed. that's true as well. i hhheh— changed. that's true as well. i hhhhh hhe— icgc that's true as well. i think the environment, the

euhhure— think the environment, the culture, the— think the environment, the culture, the way that things wheh— culture, the way that things are, what things used to work in the are, what things used to work in hhe heeh,— are, what things used to work in hhe heeh, hehheee— are, what things used to work in the past, perhaps don't work as eheehhwe. — the past, perhaps don't work as effective. and— the past, perhaps don't work as effective. and when- the past, perhaps don't work as effective. and when i- the past, perhaps don't work as effective. ' “c i“ effective. and when i say culture, i mean soft touch. yes, you mean just the fact that the yes, you mean just the fact that hhe hehhe— yes, you mean just the fact that the police were— yes, you mean just the fact that the police were more likely to eee-hehhe— the police were more likely to see-doing doing- the police were more likely to see doing doing rainbow see them doing doing a rainbow eeheee — see them doing doing a rainbow eeheee hee.— see them doing doing a rainbow dance? yes, definitely.- see them doing doing a rainbow dance? “his cti�* “ etig 3 dance? yes, definitely. rather than just letting too many than and just letting too many people with a clip around people off with a clip around the they the air. yeah, i'd rather they eeehhha— ” yeah, i'd rather they were scaring teenagers, hhehuehha— were scaring teenagers, including guy going into including that guy going into eeewe-e— including that guy going into- eeeehe-e—eeeheh people's homes and doing social heehe— people's homes and doing social heehe hheee.— people's homes and doing social media videos. mizzi it. t/hiutit“ media videos. mizzi mizzi. yeah. heeh.— media videos. mizzi mizzi. yeah. heeh-th— media videos. mizzi mizzi. yeah. yeah, it is all that kind yeah, it is. it is all that kind of thing. let's just touch briefly then, bushra, before we of thing. let's just touch brihabout en, bushra, before we of thing. let's just touch brihabout this3ushra, before we of thing. let's just touch brihabout this ,ishra, before we of thing. let's just touch brihabout this , isira, before we of thing. let's just touch brihabout this , is this)efore we of thing. let's just touch brihabout this , is this isore we go about this, is this is a depressing nhs story. women are finding it really harder finding it really hard to harder to contraception than ten to access contraception than ten years ago. they are this is this is years ago. they are this is this he ee— years ago. they are this is this he ee uueut— years ago. they are this is this is so unusual to— years ago. they are this is this is so unusual to me.- gttiutitctih cg they are this is this is so unusual to me. and this is eewe— is so unusual to me. and this is eewh he,— is so unusual to me. and this is eewh he, eeehh— is so unusual to me. and this is down to, again, the— is so unusual to me. and this is down to, again, the resources is funding— down to, again, the resources is funding hhe— down to, again, the resources is funding the nhs— down to, again, the resources is funding the nhs and the queuing and funding the nhs and the queuing ehe hhe— funding the nhs and the queuing ehe hhe hheee— funding the nhs and the queuing and the times that— funding the nhs and the queuing and the times that it's taking to and the times that it's taking he eeh— and the times that it's taking to get appointments and at the hehehh— to get appointments and at the moment we have— to get appointments and at the moment we have a climate where ehehhee— moment we have a climate where ehehhee hewe— moment we have a climate where ehehhee verve— moment we have a climate where stories move very, very quickly. so stories move very, very quickly. he hheee— stories move very, very quickly. he here he— stories move very, very quickly. so there is also— stories move very, very quickly. so there is also a— stories move very, very quickly. so there is also a deterrent and hheh— so there is also a deterrent and women that sharing their bad eeeheheee— women that sharing their bad experiences about contraception , whheh— experiences about contraception ,wha. he— experiences about contraception , which is putting— experiences about contraception , which is putting other women off , which is putting other women eh heh — , which is putting other women off from doing _ , which is putting other women off from doing it.— , which is putting other women off from doing it. so it's like

a combination— off from doing it. so it's like a combination of— off from doing it. so it's like a combination of things happening- _ a combination of things happening. but 45% of pregnancies- happening. but 45% of pregnancies in this country are uhehehhee— pregnancies in this country are now unplanned pregnancies heuee— now unplanned pregnancies heuee eh— now unplanned pregnancies because of this. _ now unplanned pregnancies because of this. and that's a huge— because of this. and that's a huge wheh.— because of this. and that's a huge number. so, you know, we heeh— huge number. so, you know, we need he— huge number. so, you know, we need to encourage— huge number. so, you know, we need to encourage women to go heeh— need to encourage women to go heeh he— need to encourage women to go heeh he hhe— need to encourage women to go back to the gp's,_ need to encourage women to go back to the gp's, go back to the eeehehe— back to the gp's, go back to the eeehehe ehe— back to the gp's, go back to the doctors and at— back to the gp's, go back to the doctors and at the— back to the gp's, go back to the doctors and at the same time we heeh— doctors and at the same time we need he— doctors and at the same time we need to reduce— doctors and at the same time we need to reduce these times. /tit need to reduce these times. you weuhu— need to reduce these times. you weuhu hhheh— need to reduce these times. you would think, wouldn't you, pierce any indicator of a developing society would be that women have more autonomy over their their sexual their fertility and their sexual health? i mean, you health? absolutely i mean, you would health? absolutely i mean, you weuhe hehe— health? absolutely i mean, you weuhe hehe ee— health? absolutely i mean, you weuhe heee ee .— health? absolutely i mean, you would hope so . but— health? absolutely i mean, you would hope so . but of- 7 ' itig i mean, you would hope so . but of course in would hope so. but of course in in some countries— would hope so. but of course in in some countries where the cehhehhe— in some countries where the catholic church— in some countries where the catholic church particularly is hehhhehh— catholic church particularly is hehhhehh ,— catholic church particularly is hehhhehh , hh— catholic church particularly is dominant , it it— catholic church particularly is dominant, it it causes a lot of hhehhehe— dominant, it it causes a lot of problems because— dominant, it it causes a lot of problems because obviously hehhhw— problems because obviously family planning is not allowed under— family planning is not allowed under hhe— family planning is not allowed under the catholic faith . and under the catholic faith. and it's under the catholic faith. and the th— under the catholic faith. and the hh heehhw— under the catholic faith. and it's it really in— under the catholic faith. and it's it really in latin american uhhee— it's it really in latin american countries and— it's it really in latin american countries and in— it's it really in latin american countries and in some african uhhee— countries and in some african uhhee ,— countries and in some african uhhee , hh-e— countries and in some african countries , it's obvious. you can countries, it's obvious. you can wheh— countries, it's obvious. you can wheh wheh— countries, it's obvious. you can see what what happens as a heeuhh. — see what what happens as a heeuhh. huh— see what what happens as a result. but but— see what what happens as a result. but but this is bad and heehe— result. but but this is bad and heehe he— result. but but this is bad and heehe he he— result. but but this is bad and needs to be addressed. okay. unquestionably_ needs to be addressed. okay. unquestionably _ needs to be addressed. okay. unquestionably �*ftt�*ticc “ unquestionably well, look, in the next few moments, we'll be heanng the next few moments, we'll be hearing from the prime minister as he updates us on his plan to

stop boats. more to come on stop the boats. more to come on hheh— stop the boats. more to come on hheh hh— stop the boats. more to come on hheh hh hhe— stop the boats. more to come on that in the next— stop the boats. more to come on that in the next hour.— stop the boats. more to come on that in the next hour. we- more to come on that in the next hour. we are gb hewe— that in the next hour. we are gb news, britain's— that in the next hour. we are gb news, britain's news channel. hehhe— news, britain's news channel. hehhe eeehh— news, britain's news channel. hello again. it's— news, britain's news channel. hello again. it's aidan- news, britain's news channel. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from met with here from the met office with your staying your gb news forecast staying fine most of us. again fine for most of us. again today. and cooler in the today. cloudy and cooler in the east. yes, but elsewhere, plenty of warm sunshine . we've still of warm sunshine. we've still got this high pressure to the north of the uk. it's been the case for weeks now and that continues to bring a lot of settled weather to the uk and a lot of sunshine. but once more we've got a cooler easterly air flow coming in from the north sea and bringing some cloudy skies and that cloud slow to clear across the midlands and east anglia. the east of england and eastern scotland and in fact, although it will break up inland, i think near the coast, it's going to stay grey and much chillier than elsewhere, 11 to 14 celsius on that north sea coast and elsewhere. 22 to 24 celsius in the best of the sunny skies, i think the highest temperatures, wales and the south—west of england head to the evening. the cloud creeps back in again and in fact it

will push further west compared with previous nights and it could push as far west as devon and cornwall, as well as central parts of scotland. otherwise clear skies across western scotland, west wales, the far south—west and northern ireland, where we get those clear skies. a few mist patches are possible . they won't last long into tuesday evening. quite quickly the sunshine will return and that will away at that sunshine will eat away at the it will push it back the cloud. it will push it back to but i think it to the coast. but i think it will generally remain a bit cloudier through the midlands east anglia, the east of england , parts of central and northern scotland as well. and as a result , temperatures held back. result, temperatures held back. i think again 11 to 14 celsius on that east coast where we've got the sunshine elsewhere, 22 or 23 celsius. but the cloud again pushing back in. where we've got the cloud, there's the potential for some drizzly stuff over eastern hills and eastern coasts as well. now a change on the way for the end of the week.

cloudier skies coming in from the south—west, but also it's going to feel a bit more

it's 11 am. it's monday, the 5th of june. this is to the hehhh— 5th of june. this is to the hehhh whhh— 5th of june. this is to the point with myself,- the“ this is to the point with myself, mark dolan ehe— point with myself, mark dolan ehe hew— point with myself, mark dolan and bev turner— point with myself, mark dolan and bev turner stepping in for the brilliant— and bev turner stepping in for the brilliant andrew pierce. so hehhw— the brilliant andrew pierce. so holly willoughby— the brilliant andrew pierce. so holly willoughby says- the brilliant andrew pierce. so holly willoughby says she is shaken, troubled and let down by her former co—presenter phillip schofield, as she returns to

this morning for the first time since he quit . it's this morning for the first time since he quit. it's one of his key pledges to stop the boats, but still they keep on coming. the prime minister will be giving— the prime minister will be giving e— the prime minister will be giving a speech any second now on giving a speech any second now eh-he— giving a speech any second now eh-he hheee— giving a speech any second now eh-he hhehe he— giving a speech any second now on-he plans to do- giving a speech any second now on he plans to do next to on what he plans to do next to heehe— on what he plans to do next to tackle illegal— on what he plans to do next to tackle illegal cross—channel hhehehheh— tackle illegal cross—channel hhahehheh. — tackle illegal cross—channel migration . and— tackle illegal cross—channel migration . ' c tackle illegal cross—channel migration . ': tackle illegal cross—channel migration. “c migration. and harry, at the high court again, he's going to be giving evidence this week in his home phone hacking case against the mirror group. he'll be the first senior royal to testify in court for over a century . all that and more on to century. all that and more on to the point . first of all, here's the point. first of all, here's your news with rory . thank you your news with rory. thank you very much, bev. holly willoughby has very much, bev. holly willoughby hee hehhhee— very much, bev. holly willoughby has returned to— very much, bev. holly willoughby has returned to this— thig ht.“ holly willoughby has returned to this morning's hehh— has returned to this morning's eehe heh— has returned to this morning's eehe heh hhe— has returned to this morning's sofa for the first— has returned to this morning's sofa for the first time hehhewhha— sofa for the first time following phillip schofield eeh.— following phillip schofield eehh. opening— following phillip schofield exit. opening the show , she said exit. opening the show, she said she exit. opening the show, she said ehe hehh— exit. opening the show, she said she felt shaken,— exit. opening the show, she said she felt shaken, troubled and let she felt shaken, troubled and heh eewe— she felt shaken, troubled and heh eewh hw— she felt shaken, troubled and let down by him _ she felt shaken, troubled and let down by him after he eehhhhee— let down by him after he admitted to— let down by him after he admitted to an affair with a

young— admitted to an affair with a weuha hete— admitted to an affair with a young male employee . obe. she young male employee. obe. she ehee— young male employee. obe. she ehee eehe— young male employee. obe. she ehee eehe ehe— young male employee. obe. she also said she wants— young male employee. obe. she also said she wants to get the ehew— also said she wants to get the ehew heeh— also said she wants to get the ehew heeh he— also said she wants to get the show back to the— also said she wants to get the show back to the warmth and heehe— show back to the warmth and heehe hheh— show back to the warmth and heehe hheh hh— show back to the warmth and magic that it brings us. well we're now going— magic that it brings us. well we're now going to cross live to hehh— we're now going to cross live to hehh whhh— we're now going to cross live to hehh whhh hhe — we're now going to cross live to kent with the prime minister, hhehh— kent with the prime minister, hhehh suheh— kent with the prime minister, rishi sunak is— kent with the prime minister, rishi sunak is giving an update on rishi sunak is giving an update eh hhe— rishi sunak is giving an update on his promise— rishi sunak is giving an update on his promise to— rishi sunak is giving an update on his promise to tackle small heeh— on his promise to tackle small boat crossings— on his promise to tackle small boat crossings and the asylum heehhea— boat crossings and the asylum heehhea .— boat crossings and the asylum heehhea . shee— boat crossings and the asylum backlog . stop the boats today. backlog. stop the boats today. i'd backlog. stop the boats today. he the— backlog. stop the boats today. he the he— backlog. stop the boats today. i'd like to update— backlog. stop the boats today. i'd like to update you- backlog. stop the boats today. i'd like to update you on- backlog. stop the boats today. i'd like to update you on the progress that the home secretary and i are making . and my message and i are making. and my message is this our plan is starting to work before i launch my plan in december, the number entering the uk illegally in small boats had more than quadruple pulled in two years. now some said this problem was insoluble or just a fact of 21st century life. they'd lost faith in politicians to put in the hard yards to do something about it. to put in the hard yards to do something about it . and of something about it. and of course we still have a long way to go, but in the five months since i launched the plan, all crossings are now down 20%

compared to last year. that's right. crossings are down 20. this is the first time since this problem began that a january and may have fallen compared to the year before . and compared to the year before. and this progress is not replicated across the channel illegal migrants entering the rest of europe have risen by 30. but we are not complacent because we know people smugglers are highly organised and will change their tactics. if we let them. i will not rest until the boats are stopped with grip and determination . the government determination. the government can fix this and we are using every tool at our disposal. first, i promise to work closely with our international partners because this is a global phenomenon. there are 100 million people displaced around the world and europe countries alone. so almost. the world and europe countries alone. so almost . a thousand or

alone. so almost. a thousand or alone. so almost. a thousand or a million asylum applications last year. and this international approach is delivering on our partnership with france stopped around 33,000 last year, 40% more than the year before . i've put the year before. i've put cooperation on tackling illegal migration on the agenda of every international summit i've been to from the g7 and the council of europe to last week's european political community summit in moldova last week, we agreed a new action plan with bulgaria. we began discussions on joint working with the european border agency, frontex , and in december i reached a deal with albania to because last year nearly a third of all those arriving in small boats were from that safe european country . and that's delivering country. and that's delivering to we've now returned . 1800 to to we've now returned. 1800 to albania in just six months.

we've gone from accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to now just 1 in 50 in line with our european partners. and what is the result of all of this? so far this year, the number of albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen . by almost 90. this has fallen. by almost 90. this is proof that our deterrence strategy can work when people know that if they come here illegally , they won't get to illegally, they won't get to stay . they stop coming now. stay. they stop coming now. second, i promise to improve enforcement so we've doubled the funding given to the national crime agency for tackling organised immigration, crime and arrests here of illegal workers have more than doubled . ed have more than doubled. ed third, i promise to stop people spuriously using modern slavery claims to frustrate their removal . and since we started removal. and since we started asking for basic evidence to back up modern slavery claims,

the refusal rate has tripled. fourth, i promised to clear through the backlog of people waiting for initial decision number published today show that the initial decision legacy backlog is down by over . 17,000 backlog is down by over. 17,000 and we're on track to clear it entirely by the end of the year for fifth, i promised we would get illegal migrants out of hotels and into alternative sites in including military facilities . today, i can confirm facilities. today, i can confirm new large sites will open at wethersfield and scampton, with hundreds moving in over the summer and nearly 3000 by the autumn and while we're bringing those sites online , we're also those sites online, we're also making more efficient use of hotels by asking people to share rooms where it's appropriate to do so. we found . an additional do so. we found. an additional 11,500 places which will save taxpayers an extra £250 million

a year and i say to those migrants who are objecting, this is more than fair. if you're coming here illegally claiming sanctuary from death , torture or sanctuary from death, torture or persecution , then you should be persecution, then you should be willing to share a taxpayer funded hotel room in central london to reduce pressures on local communities. we'll also house people on ships. the first will arrive in portland in the next fortnight and we've secured another two today that will accommodate another thousand. finally i promised not just to reform our asylum system, but to reform our asylum system, but to reform our asylum system, but to reform our laws . so we've reform our laws. so we've introduced unprecedented legislation to make clear that if you come here illegally, you will be detained and removed in weeks , either to your own weeks, either to your own country or to a safe third country or to a safe third country like rwanda . our stop country like rwanda. our stop the boats bill passed the house

of commons in weeks , despite the of commons in weeks, despite the labour party voting against it at every turn . and we're at every turn. and we're preparing now so that once any legal challenges are complete, we will be able to put this bill into practise. i'm ensuring we have more detention capacity to hold those who arrive illegally enough court capacity to process their cases and add the planes to remove them to rwanda. i know these are tough measures and i make no apology for that . we make no apology for that. we cannot allow our generosity of spirit to be used as a weapon against us or against those who are being pushed to risk their lives in the channel by criminal gangs. lives in the channel by criminal gangs . our approach is working gangs. our approach is working for the first time, crossed gangs are down by 20, but we are not complacent. this won't be solved overnight and people will continue to come this summer, which is why it is so important

that we change the law. my policy is very simple . it is policy is very simple. it is this country and your government who should decide who comes here and not criminal gangs. i will do what is necessary to achieve it. i said i would stop the boats and i meant it. thank you. if we take some questions from the media next. and could i start, please , with the bbc . start, please, with the bbc. thank you, prime minister. chris mason, bbc news. you're eehhhhuhha— chris mason, bbc news. you're eehhhhuhha he— chris mason, bbc news. you're continuing to promise to stop the boats, though it is on the lectern in front of you. and yet there has been around 7500 migrants who have crossed on small boats so far this year. with the summer months ahead, is it credible to promise to stop them ? literally, no more boats. them? literally, no more boats. so thank you, chris. i think the most important— so thank you, chris. i think the most important people- i think the most important people to take ewew— most important people to take ewew heh — most important people to take away from today— most important people to take away from today is that our plan

is away from today is that our plan he working-— away from today is that our plan he wehhhha. hew,— away from today is that our plan is working. now, i've always eehe— is working. now, i've always eehe hhhe— is working. now, i've always said this isn't— is working. now, i've always said this isn't an— is working. now, i've always said this isn't an easy problem to said this isn't an easy problem he the.— said this isn't an easy problem he the. we— said this isn't an easy problem to fix. we won't— said this isn't an easy problem to fix. we won't fix— said this isn't an easy problem to fix. we won't fix it overnight. - to fix. we won't fix it overnight. and there's no one ehhhhe— overnight. and there's no one simple solution— overnight. and there's no one simple solution to it. but we're hehhe— simple solution to it. but we're hehhe e— simple solution to it. but we're doing e hehhe— simple solution to it. but we're doing e hehae et— simple solution to it. but we're doing a range of things and hheh-e— doing a range of things and hheh-e hhe— doing a range of things and that's the plan— doing a range of things and that's the plan i announced five hehhhe— that's the plan i announced five hehhhe eee.— that's the plan i announced five months ago. but— that's the plan i announced five months ago. but the message from heeew— months ago. but the message from heeew he— months ago. but the message from heeew he hheh— months ago. but the message from today is that plan— months ago. but the message from today is that plan working. today is that plan is working. why— today is that plan is working. whw-hewe— today is that plan is working. why have confidence in that why do i have confidence in that 7 why do i have confidence in that e-heeeuee— why do i have confidence in that e-heeeuee heh— why do i have confidence in that ?-because for-first- ? it's because for the first hhhe— ? it's because for the first hhhe ehhe— ? it's because for the first time since the— ? it's because for the first time since the small boats eheheheheh— time since the small boats phenomenon arose a few years eee,— phenomenon arose a few years agoe heh— phenomenon arose a few years agoe heh hhe— phenomenon arose a few years ago, for the first— phenomenon arose a few years ago, for the first time, the huheh— ago, for the first time, the numbers are— ago, for the first time, the numbers are down. so this year, hehuehw— numbers are down. so this year, hehuehw he— numbers are down. so this year, hehuehw he mave— numbers are down. so this year, january to may, the— numbers are down. so this year, january to may, the numbers eheeehha— january to may, the numbers eheeehha ee— january to may, the numbers crossing are down by 20, down by a crossing are down by 20, down by eththh— crossing are down by 20, down by eththh. we— crossing are down by 20, down by a fifth. we haven't— crossing are down by 20, down by a fifth. we haven't seen that hehhe.— a fifth. we haven't seen that hetehe. hhe— a fifth. we haven't seen that before. and it— a fifth. we haven't seen that before. and it is— a fifth. we haven't seen that before. and it is specific to hhe— before. and it is specific to hhe hh— before. and it is specific to the uk because— before. and it is specific to the uk because if you look at wheh-e— the uk because if you look at what's happening in europe, the huheh— what's happening in europe, the numbers so far— what's happening in europe, the numbers so far this year are up ehheeh— numbers so far this year are up etheeh e— numbers so far this year are up almost a third.— numbers so far this year are up almost a third. so— numbers so far this year are up almost a third. so i think that to almost a third. so i think that he he— almost a third. so i think that he he ehewe— almost a third. so i think that to me shows that— almost a third. so i think that to me shows that the plan we put in to me shows that the plan we put hh hheee— to me shows that the plan we put hh hheee he— to me shows that the plan we put in place is working.— to me shows that the plan we put in place is working. now, of course, there's— in place is working. now, of course, there's work to do. as i saw,— course, there's work to do. as i eehe, eeewe— course, there's work to do. as i said, people will— course, there's work to do. as i said, people will still come here— said, people will still come here hh— said, people will still come here he hhe— said, people will still come here in the summer. the gangs whhh— here in the summer. the gangs whhh heeh— here in the summer. the gangs whhh heeh hhwhha— here in the summer. the gangs will keep trying other routes. huh— will keep trying other routes. huh hhe— will keep trying other routes. but the measures that we are euhhe— but the measures that we are huhhhha—ehehhhhel but the measures that we are. putting—starting to putting in place are starting to wehh— putting in place are starting to wehh- hhe— putting in place are starting to wehh- hhe t— putting in place are starting to work. and i think— putting in place are starting to work. and i think you can see hheh— work. and i think you can see that-concretely-itl that most concretely when it comes-albanian- that most concretely when it comes albanian situation comes to the albanian situation ,_the_ comes to the albanian situation ,_the euhhee- comes to the albanian situation ,_the number of. , given where the number of eeehhae—

, given where the number of crossings albania, of crossings from albania, of hhteaeh— crossings from albania, of illegal migrants from albania is eewe— illegal migrants from albania is eewhlho. — illegal migrants from albania is eewhlho. se— illegal migrants from albania is eewhlho. se t— illegal migrants from albania is down 90. so i have confidence down by 90. so i have confidence hheh— down by 90. so i have confidence hheh hhe— down by 90. so i have confidence hheh hhe hheh— down by 90. so i have confidence that the plan is— down by 90. so i have confidence that the plan is working . we're that the plan is working. we're ehwheuehw— that the plan is working. we're ehwheuehw heh— that the plan is working. we're obviously not there yet. there's hehe— obviously not there yet. there's hehe et— obviously not there yet. there's hehe eh wehh— obviously not there yet. there's lots of work to _ obviously not there yet. there's lots of work to do. _ obviously not there yet. there's lots of work to do. but i'm here to lots of work to do. but i'm here he awe— lots of work to do. but i'm here he the eeewe— lots of work to do. but i'm here he the eeeehe eh— lots of work to do. but i'm here to give people an update on this hew— to give people an update on this very hhhehehh— to give people an update on this very important priority. and i hhheh— very important priority. and i think-message- very important priority. and i think-message is think the message from today is hewe— think the message from today is have confidence,— think the message from today is have confidence, the have confidence, because the hheh— have confidence, because the ehehlwehhhha.— have confidence, because the plan working. numbers plan is working. numbers are eewe— plan is working. numbers are eewhlhhe— plan is working. numbers are down-the first— plan is working. numbers are down the first ever time and down for the first ever time and hheee-e— down for the first ever time and hhehe-e hehe— down for the first ever time and there's lots more— down for the first ever time and there's lots more that we're hehhe— there's lots more that we're hehhe-.— there's lots more that we're eehha-. weeh,- there's lots more that we're doing-. next, if- there's lots more that we're- doing-. next, if.could doing perfect. next, if we could go he— doing perfect. next, if we could go he .— doing perfect. next, if we could go he . chehheh— doing perfect. next, if we could go to . channel five. go to. channel five. thank you, prime minister andy bell, five news. do you actually have any evidence that it is your policies of deterrence that are leading to this drop and not something like bad weather, for instance, that has been actually reducing the number of people crossing ? well, thanks, andy. crossing? well, thanks, andy. i hhheh— crossing? well, thanks, andy. i hhhhh heeh— crossing? well, thanks, andy. i think, look, there— crossing? well, thanks, andy. i think, look, there are- i “cg7’ well, thanks, andy. i think, look, there are there are hwe— think, look, there are there are hwe hhhhee— think, look, there are there are hwe hhhhae hht— think, look, there are there are two things i'd point to. one is hhe— two things i'd point to. one is hhe heeh— two things i'd point to. one is the fact that— two things i'd point to. one is the fact that crossings elsewhere _ the fact that crossings elsewhere in- the fact that crossings elsewhere in europe are up are up by— elsewhere in europe are up are up hw ehheeh— elsewhere in europe are up are up hw ehheeh e— elsewhere in europe are up are up by almost a third over a ehhhheh— up by almost a third over a similar time— up by almost a third over a similar time period. and yet eeehhae— similar time period. and yet crossings into— similar time period. and yet crossings into the uk are down by a— crossings into the uk are down by e hhh— crossings into the uk are down by e ththh. t— crossings into the uk are down by a fifth. i think— crossings into the uk are down by a fifth. i think that should hehh— by a fifth. i think that should heth ue— by a fifth. i think that should tell us something that something is tell us something that something he eehe— tell us something that something he aehha eh— tell us something that something he aehha eh hehe— tell us something that something is going on here and that's the eeuhh— is going on here and that's the

eeuhh-et— is going on here and that's the result,-of the- is going on here and that's the result, of the actions result, i think, of the actions hheh— result, i think, of the actions hheh-huh— result, i think, of the actions that-putlplace- result, i think, of the actions that put place and that we've put in place and hheee-e— that we've put in place and hhehe-e e— that we've put in place and there's a range— that we've put in place and there's a range of different eehhehe— there's a range of different actions that— there's a range of different actions that we've put in place hheh— actions that we've put in place that-contributing- actions that we've put in place that contributing that. that are contributing to that. hhe—heeh- that are contributing to that.i and—best example, that are contributing to that. - and—best example, as and i think the best example, as i and i think the best example, as t-eewhha— and i think the best example, as t-eewhhalchhe— and i think the best example, as i saying chris earlier, i was saying to chris earlier, is i was saying to chris earlier, he-weu— i was saying to chris earlier, he-weu heeh— i was saying to chris earlier, is-you look at- i was saying to chris earlier, is you look at the number is when you look at the number of is when you look at the number eh hhheaeh— is when you look at the number of illegal migrants— is when you look at the number of illegal migrants coming from hhhehe— of illegal migrants coming from hhhehhe-t— of illegal migrants coming from albania-i-people- albania now, i think people will remember-last- albania now, i think people will remember last spoke remember when we last spoke eheuh— remember when we last spoke eheuh hhhe— remember when we last spoke eheuh hhhe t— remember when we last spoke about this, i said— remember when we last spoke about this, i said to everyone hhhehe— about this, i said to everyone albania accounted for around a hhhe— albania accounted for around a hit et— albania accounted for around a hit eh eth— albania accounted for around a third of all small— albania accounted for around a third of all small boat arrivals heeh— third of all small boat arrivals heeh weeh. — third of all small boat arrivals heeh weeh. h— third of all small boat arrivals last year. a third. _ third of all small boat arrivals last year. a third. and albania is, last year. a third. and albania he et— last year. a third. and albania he eh eeuee— last year. a third. and albania is, of course, a— last year. a third. and albania is, of course, a safe european eeuehrw— is, of course, a safe european eeuhhhw. ee— is, of course, a safe european eeuhhhw. se we— is, of course, a safe european country. so we put in place a hehhe— country. so we put in place a tense eh— country. so we put in place a range of changes— country. so we put in place a range of changes , a new deal range of changes, a new deal whhh— range of changes, a new deal with albania— range of changes, a new deal with albania that we negotiated. and with albania that we negotiated. ahe t— with albania that we negotiated. hhe t hew— with albania that we negotiated. and i pay tribute— with albania that we negotiated. and i pay tribute to robert hehhh— and i pay tribute to robert hehhheh hhe— and i pay tribute to robert jenrick, the immigration hhhehee— jenrick, the immigration minister, the— jenrick, the immigration minister, the home secretary, for minister, the home secretary, heh ehh— minister, the home secretary, heh ehh hheh— minister, the home secretary, for all their work— minister, the home secretary, for all their work on this hhhehheh— for all their work on this albanian situation. a new deal whhh— albanian situation. a new deal whhh hhhehe— albanian situation. a new deal with albania that— albanian situation. a new deal with albania that allows us to heuhhh — with albania that allows us to heuhhh eeewe,— with albania that allows us to return people, a— with albania that allows us to return people, a change in how we process albanian claims. return people, a change in how we process albanian claims . and we process albanian claims. and you we process albanian claims. and weu eh— we process albanian claims. and weu hhe— we process albanian claims. and you can see the proof is in the huhhee se— you can see the proof is in the numbers. so since— you can see the proof is in the numbers. so since we put those eheheee— numbers. so since we put those eheheee hh— numbers. so since we put those changes in place,— numbers. so since we put those changes in place, the rejection or changes in place, the rejection eh hhe— changes in place, the rejection or the acceptance _ changes in place, the rejection or the acceptance rate for hhhehheh— or the acceptance rate for albanian asylum claims is now eehe— albanian asylum claims is now eehe eth— albanian asylum claims is now gone ehh hhe— albanian asylum claims is now gone all the way— albanian asylum claims is now gone all the way down to around 2, bringing— gone all the way down to around 2, bringing ue— gone all the way down to around 2, bringing ue hh— gone all the way down to around 2, bringing us in line with our huheheeh— 2, bringing us in line with our european competitors, our

huheheeh— european competitors, our european neighbours . that wasn't european neighbours. that wasn't the european neighbours. that wasn't hhe ee— european neighbours. that wasn't the case before— european neighbours. that wasn't the case before we— european neighbours. that wasn't the case before we made all hheee— the case before we made all these changes.— the case before we made all these changes. we were accepting far these changes. we were accepting teh ee— these changes. we were accepting far more claims— these changes. we were accepting far more claims from albania , far more claims from albania, whhh— far more claims from albania, whheh wee— far more claims from albania, which was not— far more claims from albania, which was not right. so we've hehe— which was not right. so we've hehe hheh— which was not right. so we've made that change and you can see hheh— made that change and you can see hheh we— made that change and you can see hheh we hewe— made that change and you can see hheh we hewe e— made that change and you can see that we have a new— made that change and you can see that we have a new deal with hhhehe— that we have a new deal with hhhehhe ehe— that we have a new deal with albania and now— that we have a new deal with albania and now we've returned, as albania and now we've returned, ee t— albania and now we've returned, ee t eehe,— albania and now we've returned, ee h an, hehh— albania and now we've returned, as i said, 1800 people to hhhehe— as i said, 1800 people to albania since— as i said, 1800 people to albania since we signed the eeeh- — albania since we signed the eeeh- hhe— albania since we signed the deal. and the— albania since we signed the deal. and the number of albanian eeehhee— deal. and the number of albanian eeehhae hhhe— deal. and the number of albanian crossings this year— deal. and the number of albanian crossings this year is down by he.— crossings this year is down by he. se— crossings this year is down by he. he t— crossings this year is down by 90. so i think— crossings this year is down by 90. so i think that should give eeehhe— 90. so i think that should give people confidence that when you do people confidence that when you ee huh— people confidence that when you he huh e— people confidence that when you he euh e eweheh— people confidence that when you do put a system in— people confidence that when you do put a system in place that demonstrates— do put a system in place that demonstrates that those who are hhheheeheh— demonstrates that those who are interested and— demonstrates that those who are interested and thinking about eehhha— interested and thinking about eehhha hehe,— interested and thinking about coming here, that they won't get to coming here, that they won't get he stay — coming here, that they won't get he stay hheh— coming here, that they won't get to stay, that they— coming here, that they won't get to stay, that they will be hehuhheh— to stay, that they will be returned either back to where hhew— returned either back to where hhew eehe— returned either back to where they came from. _ returned either back to where they came from. in the case of hhhehe— they came from. in the case of hhhehhe, eh— they came from. in the case of albania, or an— they came from. in the case of albania, or an alternative like hwenhe— albania, or an alternative like hwehhe, hheh— albania, or an alternative like rwanda, that you— albania, or an alternative like rwanda, that you see the numbers hewh. t— rwanda, that you see the numbers come down. i think— rwanda, that you see the numbers come down. i think that's proof hheh— come down. i think that's proof hheh hhe— come down. i think that's proof that the deterrence effect can wehh- — that the deterrence effect can wehh- hew,— that the deterrence effect can work. now, we've— that the deterrence effect can work. now, we've seen with work. now, we've seen that with hhhehhe. — work. now, we've seen that with hthenhe—hh-e- albania. that's why it's hhhehehh— albania. that's why it's important that we get rwanda important that we get the rwanda hehhew— important that we get the rwanda hehhew-huhhhha— important that we get the rwanda eehhew-huhhhha ee- important that we get the rwanda policy running so that we policy up and running so that we can demonstrate— policy up and running so that we can demonstrate that deterrence eheeh— can demonstrate that deterrence ehee-much— can demonstrate that deterrence effect much broader range effect to a much broader range of effect to a much broader range et-ee— effect to a much broader range et-ee wehh— effect to a much broader range of-as well. but- effect to a much broader range of as well. but think of people as well. but i think as of people as well. but i think ee-t— of people as well. but i think ee-t heeh— of people as well. but i think as i feel confident that as i said, i feel confident that hhe— as i said, i feel confident that hhe hehhe— as i said, i feel confident that hhe hehhe et— as i said, i feel confident that the range of things we're doing is

the range of things we're doing he-e— the range of things we're doing is-a difference.- the range of things we're doingi is-a difference.-plan is making a difference. the plan is making a difference. the plan he—wehh— is making a difference. the plan he—wehh ehh- is making a difference. the plan is_work and people. is starting to work and people heeh— is starting to work and people heeh-hheh— is starting to work and people feel-that we- is starting to work and people feel-that we can- is starting to work and people feel that we can get feel confident that we can get the feel confident that we can get hhe-hehe— feel confident that we can get the - done next, _ feel confident that we can get the done next, can i turn to the job done next, can i turn to hhe— the job done next, can i turn to hhe hehhw— the job done next, can i turn to hhe hehhw wehh— the job done next, can i turn to the daily mail by— the job done next, can i turn to the daily mail by mail and the to the daily mail by mail and the he sorry— the daily mail by mail and the he eehw ,— the daily mail by mail and the he eehw , hweh— the daily mail by mail and the to sorry , ryan from the daily to sorry, ryan from the daily wehh. — to sorry, ryan from the daily wehh. hhe— to sorry, ryan from the daily mail. the two— to sorry, ryan from the daily mail. the two new- to sorry, ryan from the daily mail. cg mail. the two new barges, where are they going to be? please so on barges, we'll wait to announce where they're going to be. announce where they're going to he. wheh— announce where they're going to he. wheh t— announce where they're going to be. what i would— announce where they're going to be. what i would say is it's heehhw— be. what i would say is it's really important— be. what i would say is it's really important to me that we ehue— really important to me that we ehue hhe— really important to me that we reduce the number of people in hehehe— reduce the number of people in hehehe. t— reduce the number of people in hotels. i think— reduce the number of people in hotels. i think local communities up and down the eeuehrw— communities up and down the eeuhhhw, we— communities up and down the eeuhhhw, we ee— communities up and down the country, we are seeing the pressure that— country, we are seeing the pressure that it's causing on hheh— pressure that it's causing on hheh-ehh— pressure that it's causing on their- and there's- their areas and there's ehwheuehw— their areas and there's obviously the expense, as i eehh— obviously the expense, as i said, he— obviously the expense, as i said, £6 million- obviously the expense, as i said, £6 million a day is being ehehh— said, £6 million a day is being ehehh eh— said, £6 million a day is being spent on housing.— said, £6 million a day is being spent on housing. illegal asylum eeeeh— spent on housing. illegal asylum eeeeh hh— spent on housing. illegal asylum seekers in hotels. _ spent on housing. illegal asylum seekers in hotels. that's not hhehh. — seekers in hotels. that's not hhehh. th-e— seekers in hotels. that's not hhahh. th-e heh— seekers in hotels. that's not right. it's not fair. we need to hhhe— right. it's not fair. we need to bring hhe— right. it's not fair. we need to bring the numbers down. we're hehhh— bring the numbers down. we're hehhe hheh— bring the numbers down. we're doing hheh hh— bring the numbers down. we're doing hheh hh e— bring the numbers down. we're doing that in a range of ways. hehhe— doing that in a range of ways. hehhe ehhee— doing that in a range of ways. large sites, military sites, whheh— large sites, military sites, which we've— large sites, military sites, which we've announced today. hhee— which we've announced today. he hhe — which we've announced today. hhee hhe hehhw— which we've announced today. also the policy to _ which we've announced today. also the policy to have asylum eeeeh— also the policy to have asylum seekers share— also the policy to have asylum seekers share rooms to increase eeheehhw— seekers share rooms to increase eeeeehhw ehh— seekers share rooms to increase eeeeehhw ehh ee— seekers share rooms to increase capacity and .save the taxpaye r capacity and .save the taxpayer hehew— capacity and .save the taxpayer hehew whheh— capacity and .save the taxpayer hehew whheh t— capacity and .save the taxpayer money, which i think is entirely heeeehehhe— money, which i think is entirely reasonable and— money, which i think is entirely reasonable and fair, but also

eeeeeh— reasonable and fair, but also eeeeeh ehh— reasonable and fair, but also vessels and barges . hi.“ vessels and barges. how much hehhhe— vessels and barges. how much notice will people be given when in communities, say, portland, for example ? well, there's been for example? well, there's been quite a lot of concern about the stockholm turning up there. will people in communities be given enough notice? so that they can be prepared for perhaps what is coming? yeah. so be prepared for perhaps what is coming ? yeah. so thank you, coming? yeah. so thank you, hhheh— coming? yeah. so thank you, hheh .— coming? yeah. so thank you, hheh . hee.— coming? yeah. so thank you, brian . yes. so— coming? yeah. so thank you, brian . yes. so we— coming? yeah. so thank you, brian . yes. so we do- chiti“ “cg7’ yeah. so thank you, brian . yes. so we do extensive brian. yes. so we do extensive ehaeaehehh— brian. yes. so we do extensive engagement with— brian. yes. so we do extensive engagement with local communities- engagement with local communities in advance of other hehhe— communities in advance of other hehhe ehhee— communities in advance of other hehhe ehhee eh— communities in advance of other large sites or barges . and of large sites or barges. and of course we should do that. that's the course we should do that. that's hhe hehh— course we should do that. that's hhe hhahh hhhe— course we should do that. that's the right thing to— course we should do that. that's the right thing to do. that's wheh— the right thing to do. that's wheh we— the right thing to do. that's wheh we he.— the right thing to do. that's what we do. do— the right thing to do. that's what we do. do there are multi eeehew— what we do. do there are multi eeehew hue— what we do. do there are multi agency forums that are established— agency forums that are established at a local level to hhhe— established at a local level to hehhe—heeh- bring together all the local stakeholders _ bring together all the local stakeholders appropriate . stakeholders where appropriate. it. stakeholders where appropriate. th—eweh— stakeholders where appropriate. th—eweheee- stakeholders where appropriate. it. over seven police it. there's 24 over seven police ehh— it. there's 24 over seven police and-protection- it. there's 24 over seven police and-protection and- it. there's 24 over seven police and protection and of and security protection and of heeet— and security protection and of course local areas— and security protection and of course local areas get funding to course local areas get funding he hehe— course local areas get funding he hehe eue— course local areas get funding to make sure that— course local areas get funding to make sure that they have the resources and— to make sure that they have the resources and support they need to resources and support they need he hehhhe— resources and support they need he ehewhhe ehw— resources and support they need to provide any services that are hehuhheh. — to provide any services that are hehuhheh. se— to provide any services that are required. so that's— to provide any services that are required. so that's the work hheh— required. so that's the work hheh aeee— required. so that's the work hheh aeee — required. so that's the work that goes on. but what i am hheeeeh— that goes on. but what i am eheeeeh he— that goes on. but what i am pleased is that— that goes on. but what i am pleased is that we have now not tueh— pleased is that we have now not tueh ee— pleased is that we have now not tueh hehhe— pleased is that we have now not just one barge arriving in a

hehhhahh— just one barge arriving in a hehhhahh hh— just one barge arriving in a fortnight in portland, but we eeeueh— fortnight in portland, but we eeeueh hwe— fortnight in portland, but we secured two further boats today ehh— secured two further boats today ehh hheh— secured two further boats today ehh hheh we— secured two further boats today and then we will— secured two further boats today and then we will work through the and then we will work through hhe hehehh— and then we will work through the detail and— and then we will work through the detail and implementation of hheee— the detail and implementation of hheee .— the detail and implementation of hheee . huh— the detail and implementation of hheee . huh t— the detail and implementation of those . but i think— the detail and implementation of those . but i think all of that those. but i think all of that eeeh— those. but i think all of that eeeh tueh— those. but i think all of that again just demonstrates a eewehhhehh— again just demonstrates a government putting in the hard wehhe— government putting in the hard wehhe ,— government putting in the hard wehhe , hehhe— government putting in the hard yards , doing things that people yards, doing things that people eehh— yards, doing things that people eehh ,— yards, doing things that people eehh , euhhe— yards, doing things that people said , quite frankly, were not said, quite frankly, were not eeeehhhe— said, quite frankly, were not eeeehhhe .— said, quite frankly, were not possible . they— said, quite frankly, were not possible . they said this possible. they said this weuhhh-h— possible. they said this wouldn't be— possible. they said this wouldn't be workable. it wasn't heeehhhe. — wouldn't be workable. it wasn't possible. _have- wouldn't be workable. it wasn't possible. have persevered possible. all we have persevered , put— possible. all we have persevered , huh hhe— possible. all we have persevered , euh hhe ehhew— possible. all we have persevered , put the elbow grease in and now we have coming, two more now we have one coittii'ig, two more on now we have one coming, two more eh hheh— now we have one coming, two more eh hheh wew. — now we have one coming, two more eh hhehh wew. hheh-e— now we have one coming, two more on their way. that's you know, hheh— on their way. that's you know, hheh whhh— on their way. that's you know, that will hopefully, over time that will hopefully, overtime mean thousands— that will hopefully, over time mean thousands of extra spaces, whhh— mean thousands of extra spaces, whhh-ehewe— mean thousands of extra spaces, which relieve pressure on which will relieve pressure on heeeh— which will relieve pressure on local communities because people weuhh— local communities because people weuhh-hhehh— local communities because people would .their-to- local communities because people would-their-to be- would like their hotels to be hehuhheh— would like their hotels to be returned-normal- would like their hotels to be returned normal use. returned to their normal use. hhhe— returned to their normal use. hhhele— returned to their normal use. hhhele wew— returned to their normal use. hhhele wew he— returned to their normal use. this-a way to do- returned to their normal use. this a way to do it and we're this is a way to do it and we're hehhhe— this is a way to do it and we're hehhe eeeh— this is a way to do it and we're making good progress on that. weeh— making good progress on that. weeh-t— making good progress on that. weeh-t-he— making good progress on that. weeh-t-he hhe- making good progress on that. next-i-to the sun- making good progress on that. next i to the sun ? making good progress on that. next i to the sun 7’ next can i turn to the sun? so heh— next can i turn to the sun? so heh hhe— next can i turn to the sun? so heh hhe euh— next can i turn to the sun? so heh hhe .— next can i turn to the sun? so from the sun , you— next can i turn to the sun? so from the sun , you say- next can i turn to the sun? so from the sun , you say that your from the sun, you say that your plan is working, but you won't say that you will stop the boats by christmas. what number does heeh— by christmas. what number does success look like— by christmas. what number does success look like to— what number does success look like to you? and eeeehhhw, — success look like to you? and eeeehhhw, hh-e— success look like to you? and secondly, it's also— success look like to you? and secondly, it's also been heeehheh— secondly, it's also been reported-raisel secondly, it's also been. reported-raise ben reported you will raise ben wetteee-e— reported you will raise ben. wallace's—nato wallace's candidacy for nato heheheh— wallace's candidacy for nato heheheh-whhh- wallace's candidacy for nato general _with joe . wallace's candidacy for nato general with joe biden general secretary with joe biden this general secretary with joe biden hhhe weeh. — general secretary with joe biden hhhe weeh. te— general secretary with joe biden this week. is it— general secretary with joe biden this week. is it time for a brit to this week. is it time for a brit he heeh—

this week. is it time for a brit he heeh whhh— this week. is it time for a brit to lead nato 7 _ this week. is it time for a brit to lead nato ? h “03 to lead nato? so, natasha, on on, on on numbers, i'll let other people other people will judge how well we're doing. and the purpose of today's update is to give people a sense of progress. and i believe there's reasons to be confident that our plan working. we've been plan is working. we've been through numbers, it's through the numbers, but it's not the number of people not just the number of people coming is coming down. coming that is coming down. we're progress on hotels. we're making progress on hotels. we're making progress on hotels. we're on getting we're making progress on getting the also the backlog down. we're also making on enforcement. making progress on enforcement. what you've seen is the number of illegal working raids has gone up by 50. that was one of the things that i talked about. we've also doubled the number of arrests from from our activity tackling illegal working. and again, that's all part of a plan. it all creates a deterrence effect that people should not try and come here illegally . so we've made illegally. so we've made progress there as well. so across all the aspects of the ten that spoke about ten points that i spoke about when the plan at the when i launched the plan at the end of last year, i think people can that we're making can see that we're making progress them. but progress on all of them. but crucially, numbers are down progress on all of them. but cructhere's numbers are down progress on all of them. but cructhere's yetmeers are down progress on all of them. but cructhere's yet lotsers are down progress on all of them. but

cructhere's yet lots more; down progress on all of them. but cructhere's yet lots more to own and there's yet lots more to come. and then people ultimately can make a judge of whether we're doing good enough job or we're doing a good enough job or not. made more not. i believe we've made more progress on this issue than anyone's a very long anyone's made in a very long time because it's the first time the and the numbers have come down. and then nato, i think then look on on nato, i think ben ben does a fantastic job. he's great defence secretary. he's a great defence secretary. you a conversation you know, this is a conversation that happening amongst that is happening amongst leaders world more leaders around the world more generally and i'm sure it will continue to happen. i would say ben is widely respected amongst his colleagues around the world, particularly he's particularly for the role he's played in ukraine and played in in ukraine and supporting ukraine. and the britain has always been a leading contributor nato . leading contributor to nato. we're one the handful of we're one of the handful of countries that always met our obugafion countries that always met our obligation to spend 2% of our gdp on defence. currently we're spending even more than that, and we've been a leader in nato operations . we're one of the operations. we're one of the only countries participates only countries that participates in every single nato operation. we perceived as we are widely perceived as a thought in nato thought leader in nato and i think if you ask the nato secretary—general, he would he would agree with everything i've just will always just said. and we will always continue to a strong

continue to be a strong contributor participant in contributor and participant in nato next. and i know we're kind of conscious of time as well . of conscious of time as well. turn to kent online . yes . the turn to kent online. yes. the illegal migration bill is going through the lords today are you worried that that might stall things because the lords have had opposition towards anti—illegal immigrant policy in the past ? thanks. thanks anti—illegal immigrant policy in the past? thanks. thanks sam. so look, it's really important for me to see this new law on the statute books. you know, it's one of my five priorities. i believe it's the country's priority as well, to see the boats stopped . and this new law boats stopped. and this new law is an important part of how we will do that. why? because this law makes it unequivocally clear that if you come to our country illegally , you will not be able illegally, you will not be able to stay in stead. you will be swiftly detained and then sent back either to your own country if it's safe to do so, or to

rwanda or another third country alternative . that's the process alternative. that's the process that this bill puts in place. and it means that people will be processed in a matter of days and weeks, not months and years . and if we can get that working, the deterrent effect, i think be very powerful . think will be very powerful. that's why bill is so that's why the bill is so important . that's why the bill is so important. i'm pleased to say it was passed in the of was passed in the house of commons in matter of weeks commons in a matter of weeks with support, although with strong support, although the did it the labour party did oppose it at each every turn. but it at each and every turn. but it is important to me that this bill does get put on the statute books because it's an important part we will the part of how we will stop the boats. but i'd also say that i'm already doing the work now to make sure that when the bill does come into law and manages any legal challenges that we may have to deal with, that we are ready to implement it. so i'm already doing meetings almost twice a week with all the relevant cabin secretaries to make sure that all the all the building blocks and elements of operationalising the bill will be put in place in advance. so

that's making sure we have enough detention capacity to detain people . it's making sure detain people. it's making sure that we have enough judicial capacity to hear people's cases and claims in a matter of days and claims in a matter of days and weeks. and it's making sure that we have all the logistics in place to actually remove people to rwanda. you know, all of that is hard work. and we're at it now as i said, twice a week, making sure that we've got everything ready so that when the bill comes into law and is ready to be used, that we are absolutely ready to use it as soon as possible . and then if soon as possible. and then if we've got time, maybe for a couple more . perfect. right. can couple more. perfect. right. can i go to itv meridian? we've got local itv . well, i've got to local itv. well, i've got to say,— local itv. well, i've got to eew, weu— local itv. well, i've got to eew, weu heeh— local itv. well, i've got to say, you lost me- local itv. well, i've got to say, you lost me at- i . well, i've got to say, you lost me at itv meridian . hhe— say, you lost me at itv meridian . hhe hhew— say, you lost me at itv meridian . hhe hhew ehhht— say, you lost me at itv meridian . are they still going ? listen, . are they still going? listen, heh-e— . are they still going? listen, heh-e eeh— . are they still going? listen, let's get reaction. rishi sunak, a let's get reaction. rishi sunak, ehhheheee— let's get reaction. rishi sunak, a tireless rishi _ let's get reaction. rishi sunak, a tireless rishi sunak, he looks the— a tireless rishi sunak, he looks the he— a tireless rishi sunak, he looks the hhe whe— a tireless rishi sunak, he looks like his wife left— a tireless rishi sunak, he looks like his wife left him about hheee— like his wife left him about three weeks— like his wife left him about three weeks ago. he doesn't know where— three weeks ago. he doesn't know where hhe— three weeks ago. he doesn't know where hhe hheh— three weeks ago. he doesn't know where the iron is.— three weeks ago. he doesn't know where the iron is. he— three weeks ago. he doesn't know where the iron is. he has said hheh— where the iron is. he has said hheh he— where the iron is. he has said hheh he he— where the iron is. he has said

that he is stopping the boats hheh— that he is stopping the boats that numbers— that he is stopping the boats that numbers are down 20% from hehuehw— that numbers are down 20% from hehuehw he— that numbers are down 20% from hehuehw he thew.— that numbers are down 20% from january to may. 90% of albanian hhheeeh— january to may. 90% of albanian illegal crossings— january to may. 90% of albanian illegal crossings are down. heh-e— illegal crossings are down. the eeeeh— illegal crossings are down. let's speak to _ illegal crossings are down. let's speak to our political hehehheu— let's speak to our political reporter, catherine forster. and cehhehhhe— reporter, catherine forster. and cehhehhhe he— reporter, catherine forster. and catherine is rishi— reporter, catherine forster. and catherine is rishi sunak eheeehha— catherine is rishi sunak stopping tbe— catherine is rishi sunak stopping the boats ? �*fht�*ticc stopping the boats? well, hheee-e— stopping the boats? well, there's some— stopping the boats? well, there's some progress , isn't there's some progress, isn't there? i mean, yes, the numbers are down. he says that up in the heeh— are down. he says that up in the heeh eh— are down. he says that up in the heeh eh europe-— are down. he says that up in the rest of europe. now,— are down. he says that up in the rest of europe. now, of- hitii; c he says that up in the rest of europe. now, of course, wheh— rest of europe. now, of course, wheh we— rest of europe. now, of course, wheh we heh-h— rest of europe. now, of course, what we don't know is how much of what we don't know is how much eh hheh— what we don't know is how much eh hheh he— what we don't know is how much eh hheh he hhe— what we don't know is how much of that is the weather, which is the of that is the weather, which is hhe ee— of that is the weather, which is hhe hhhe— of that is the weather, which is the one thing that— of that is the weather, which is the one thing that really influences— the one thing that really influences how many people come eh ehw hhheh— influences how many people come across on any given day. cehhehhtw— across on any given day. certainly terms of albania , certainly in terms of albania, hhe— certainly in terms of albania, hhe hheh— certainly in terms of albania, hhe hheh heee— certainly in terms of albania, the plan does seem to be working heuee— the plan does seem to be working heuee hh— the plan does seem to be working heuee hh wee— the plan does seem to be working because it was about a third of eeehe— because it was about a third of eeeehe eheeehha— because it was about a third of people crossing from last summer -the— people crossing from last summer -hh-e hewe— people crossing from last summer -hh-e hewh he— people crossing from last summer .-it's down to about- people crossing from last summer . it's down to about 1. and . now it's down to about 1. and hhew— . now it's down to about 1. and hhew eew— . now it's down to about 1. and hhew eew hheh— . now it's down to about 1. and they say that they're throwing out they say that they're throwing euh heeh— they say that they're throwing out most asylum _ they say that they're throwing out most asylum claims from hhhehhehe. — out most asylum claims from albanians. so— out most asylum claims from albanians. so now they say hhew-he— albanians. so now they say hhew-he ehhw— albanians. so now they say they're only accepting 1 in 50 as they're only accepting 1 in 50 ee eeeeeeh— they're only accepting 1 in 50 ee eeeeeeh he— they're only accepting 1 in 50 ee eeeeeeh he h— they're only accepting 1 in 50 as opposed to 1 in 5. and but hhew-we— as opposed to 1 in 5. and but hhew-we ehhhh— as opposed to 1 in 5. and but they've still got— as opposed to 1 in 5. and but they've still got massive challenges,— they've still got massive challenges, haven't they? i mean, not least— challenges, haven't they? i mean, not least the illegal hhahehheh— mean, not least the illegal migration bill,— mean, not least the illegal migration bill, which. okay. whhehheh— migration bill, which. okay. whistled through the commons.

it's whistled through the commons. the ew— whistled through the commons. the ehueh— whistled through the commons. it's now stuck in— whistled through the commons. it's now stuck in the lords. hhew-he— it's now stuck in the lords. they're discussing it again heheh— they're discussing it again the hehew. — they're discussing it again later today. but it's going to heee— later today. but it's going to teee e— later today. but it's going to face a massive— later today. but it's going to face a massive battle in the hehhe— face a massive battle in the hehhe ehh— face a massive battle in the lords and then— face a massive battle in the lords and then with the lawyers. so lords and then with the lawyers. se t— lords and then with the lawyers. se t hhheh— lords and then with the lawyers. se t hhhhh n— lords and then with the lawyers. so i think if they— lords and then with the lawyers. so i think if they can get it hheuhh— so i think if they can get it hheuhh ht— so i think if they can get it through, if they— so i think if they can get it through, if they can actually put— through, if they can actually euh people— through, if they can actually euh eeeehe eh— through, if they can actually put people on flights to rwanda , hheh— put people on flights to rwanda , hheh hheh— put people on flights to rwanda , that that would— put people on flights to rwanda , that that would have a real heheuehh— , that that would have a real deterrent effect. _ , that that would have a real deterrent effect. but i think hheh-e— deterrent effect. but i think hheh-e e— deterrent effect. but i think hheh-e e hhe— deterrent effect. but i think that's a big if.— deterrent effect. but i think that's a big if. and he said as wehh— that's a big if. and he said as well, n— that's a big if. and he said as wat, a we— that's a big if. and he said as well, if we get— that's a big if. and he said as well, if we get that working. hhew. — well, if we get that working. hhew. hheuhh.— well, if we get that working. okay. thanks, cath- well, if we get that working. okay. thanks, cath wright. joining us this morning is a research fellow for migration for the bow group, benjamin loughnane. good morning, benjamin . good morning. we sort benjamin. good morning. we sort of reflecting on what rishi sunak was saying there and obviously he's very keen to take credit for what looks like a 20% reduction in illegal immigrants, but can he truly take credit for it ? i'm not sure really. a lot it? i'm not sure really. a lot of it would be down- it? i'm not sure really. a lot of it would be down to- c7 sfti; ”hihitcg a lot of it would be down to the weehheh— of it would be down to the weather and _ of it would be down to the weather and down to other hheee.— weather and down to other heehehe. th-e— weather and down to other factors. it's not— weather and down to other factors. it's not entirely in he— factors. it's not entirely in his control.— factors. it's not entirely in his control. but- factors. it's not entirely in his control. but also he was ehehhhha— his control. but also he was ehehhhha eh— his control. but also he was standing on a— his control. but also he was standing on a lectern which said ehee— standing on a lectern which said ehee hhe— standing on a lectern which said ehee hhe heehe. — standing on a lectern which said stop the boats. and when asked

by stop the boats. and when asked hw-tteeeh— stop the boats. and when asked by-mason whether- stop the boats. and when asked by mason whether he was by chris mason whether he was eehuethw— by chris mason whether he was eehuehhw going— by chris mason whether he was actually going to— by chris mason whether he was actually going to stop all the heehe— actually going to stop all the boats, effectively said, well boats, he effectively said, well , noe— boats, he effectively said, well , no, we're not going to stop ehh— , no, we're not going to stop eht-heehe.— , no, we're not going to stop all-boats. we're- , no, we're not going to stop all boats. we're just going all the boats. we're just going to all the boats. we're just going. he—huhhehe to basically reduce the numbers ehh— to basically reduce the numbers eeh-heeh— to basically reduce the numbers and-clear the - to basically reduce the numbers and clear the asylum and try and clear the asylum heehheh — and try and clear the asylum heehheh .the— and try and clear the asylum backlog.-it's not- and try and clear the asylum backlog. it's not just it's backlog. but it's not just it's tueh— backlog. but it's not just it's tueh heh— backlog. but it's not just it's tueh heh-he- backlog. but it's not just it's just not-to stop- backlog. but it's not just it's just not to stop the just not enough to stop the heehe— just not enough to stop the heehe eh— just not enough to stop the heehe eh he— just not enough to stop the boats or to stop— just not enough to stop the boats or to stop new people eehhhe— boats or to stop new people coming-you've- boats or to stop new people- coming-you've-deal coming over. you've got to deal whhh— coming over. you've got to deal whhh-heehe— coming over. you've got to deali with-people-already with the people who are already hehe.— with the people who are already hehe-hhhe— with the people who are already here. - like 100,000 - here. you had like 100,000 eeehe— here. you had like 100,000 eeehe-heeh- here. you had like 100,000 people-past few. here. you had like 100,000- people-past few years . people over the past few years. are people over the past few years. hhe-he — people over the past few years. hhe-he he — people over the past few years. are to be deporting are you going to be deporting hheee— are you going to be deporting hheee people— are you going to be deporting hheee eeeehe e— are you going to be deporting those people ? you to those people? are you going to be those people? are you going to he hehewhhe— those people? are you going to be removing people? and be removing those people? and do you-a— be removing those people? and do weu-e-he— be removing those people? and do weu-e-he heeh- be removing those people? and do you-a-to deal with- you have a return to deal with hheeee— you have a return to deal with places - france _ you have a return to deal with places-france or- you have a return to deal with places france or albania? places like france or albania? heh-e— places like france or albania? hehe-hh— places like france or albania? tees-n, hhe— places like france or albania? let's it, the rwanda scheme let's face it, the rwanda scheme is let's face it, the rwanda scheme he-eehuhheh.— let's face it, the rwanda scheme is-solution. leaning- let's face it, the rwanda scheme is solution. leaning so is not the solution. leaning so heewhhw— is not the solution. leaning so heavily-scheme,- is not the solution. leaning so heavily scheme, which heavily on that scheme, which hee— heavily on that scheme, which hee heeh— heavily on that scheme, which has been time— heavily on that scheme, which has been time and again debunked as has been time and again debunked ee—hew— has been time and again debunked ee—tew et— has been time and again debunked ee—tew eh hhe- as being a very few of the eeehe— as being a very few of the eeeehe whe— as being a very few of the people who have come over who weuhh— people who have come over who weuhh ewew— people who have come over who weuhh heh— people who have come over who would ever get removed to rwanda , if would ever get removed to rwanda , n ehw— would ever get removed to rwanda , ht ehw eh— would ever get removed to rwanda , ht ehw eh eth— would ever get removed to rwanda , if any at all, because we have hhhehe— , if any at all, because we have hhhhae he— , if any at all, because we have hhhhae he heeh— , if any at all, because we have things to deal with, like the hehhe.— things to deal with, like the hehhh- se— things to deal with, like the echr. so frankly, for me, it's tueh— echr. so frankly, for me, it's tueh heh— echr. so frankly, for me, it's tueh heh eeeh— echr. so frankly, for me, it's just not good enough. i don't hhheh— just not good enough. i don't hhhhh hee— just not good enough. i don't think he's come— just not good enough. i don't think he's come up with the eeehe.— think he's come up with the goods. however— think he's come up with the goods. however benjamin, he eheeh— goods. however benjamin, he eheeh hhe— goods. however benjamin, he stood his ground— goods. however benjamin, he stood his ground on rwanda. ti; stood his ground on rwanda. he hehh— stood his ground on rwanda. he eehh he— stood his ground on rwanda. he eehh he hehhe— stood his ground on rwanda. he said he makes no— stood his ground on rwanda. he said he makes no apology for this tough set of measures that he's rolling out . and he says he's rolling out. and he says that illegal immigration has

been used as a weapon against us. quite hawkish language, possibly trying to echo the sentiment of his more robust home secretary suella braverman yeah, the language is great, but what's he actually doing? i want to i want him to start— i chit “cg7 i want to i want him to start telling us to i want him to start telling ue wheh— to i want him to start telling ue wheh he-e— to i want him to start telling us what he's doing and start hehhhe— us what he's doing and start hehhhha ue— us what he's doing and start telling us what— us what he's doing and start telling us what he's done. he heeeh-h— telling us what he's done. he heeeh-h eee— telling us what he's done. he doesn't seem to— telling us what he's done. he doesn't seem to have achieved ehwhhhhh— doesn't seem to have achieved ehwhhhha, ee— doesn't seem to have achieved ehwhhhha, ee heh— doesn't seem to have achieved anything, as far as— doesn't seem to have achieved anything, as far as i can tell. hee— anything, as far as i can tell. we heehhha— anything, as far as i can tell. he's leaning on— anything, as far as i can tell. he's leaning on pretty he's leaning on some pretty ehehhw— he's leaning on some pretty shoddy achievements, as, he's leaning on some pretty shohwe've hievements, as, he's leaning on some pretty shohwe've slightly nts, as, he's leaning on some pretty shohwe've slightly reduced as, he's leaning on some pretty shohwe've slightly reduced the oh, we've slightly reduced the eewhuh— oh, we've slightly reduced the eewhuh-ehh- oh, we've slightly reduced the asylum - and the - oh, we've slightly reduced the asylum and the numbers asylum backlog and the numbers are asylum backlog and the numbers ehehhw— asylum backlog and the numbers are slightly down— asylum backlog and the numbers are slightly down on year. are slightly down on last year. i are slightly down on last year. t heeh— are slightly down on last year. i mean,-frankly- are slightly down on last year. i mean, frankly just not i mean, that's frankly just not eeeh— i mean, that's frankly just not eeeh-th— i mean, that's frankly just not good-it doesn't- i mean, that's frankly just not good it doesn't match good enough. it doesn't match the good enough. it doesn't match hhe hehaueae— good enough. it doesn't match the language he's using. he hehee— the language he's using. he hehee e— the language he's using. he hehee e wew— the language he's using. he takes a very tough terms takes a very tough line in terms of takes a very tough line in terms et—huh— takes a very tough line in terms eh—huh hh- takes a very tough line in terms of_but in terms. takes a very tough line in termsi of_but in terms of of what he says. but in terms of wheh— of what he says. but in terms of wheh he— of what he says. but in terms of wheh he heee— of what he says. but in terms of what he does, it— of what he says. but in terms of what he does, it doesn't seem to ehh— what he does, it doesn't seem to ehh-ohew.— what he does, it doesn't seem to add-okay, benjamin,- what he does, it doesn't seem to add “ ;“hit

and eight pupils in a dormitory and migrants think they're hard done what i've done by. julia said. what i've seen the years, france has seen over the years, france has encouraged leave encouraged immigrants to leave their the uk and our their shores for the uk and our government welcomed government has welcomed them with they're with open arms. they're given free the area. free movement around the area. they're three meals they're staying in three meals a day, money to spend free nhs and benefits, it's oh, benefits, right? yeah. it's oh, we got some breaking news. prince. prince harry will not attend court today in his hacking case. oh, never, never seen that before. it's very exciting . did you order that? exciting. did you order that? mark dolan. i did, actually. it's one of the things i brought to it's one of the things i brought he hhe— it's one of the things i brought he hhe ehew. — it's one of the things i brought to the show. but— it's one of the things i brought to the show. but listen. no, it is to the show. but listen. no, it he hh— to the show. but listen. no, it he hh he— to the show. but listen. no, it he hh he he— to the show. but listen. no, it is it is big news— to the show. but listen. no, it is it is big news that harry whhh— is it is big news that harry whhh heh— is it is big news that harry whhh heh he— is it is big news that harry will not be attending court hehew— will not be attending court hehew. wehe— will not be attending court today. we're expecting him to eheee— today. we're expecting him to appear because,— today. we're expecting him to appear because, let's be honest, he_w— appear because, let's be honest, he-uh he— appear because, let's be honest, he-uh he hhe— appear because, let's be honest, he up to the opening an he turns up to the opening of an enveheee— he turns up to the opening of an ehwehehelheh— he turns up to the opening of an envelope,-not this- he turns up to the opening of an envelope, not this case. no. envelope, but not this case. no. hepetenhhw. — envelope, but not this case. no. hepetenhhw. th— envelope, but not this case. no. apparently, mrjustice_ envelope, but not this case. no. apparently, mrjustice fancourt, the name. fancourt the judge is his name. fancourt mr fancourt. if that's the judge is his name. fancourt mr nominativeourt. if that's the judge is his name. fancourt mr nominative determinism, i not nominative determinism, i don't is. harry was in don't know what is. harry was in court, obviously looked court, obviously to be looked at by fans. justice fancourt by his fans. justice fancourt has said the judge hearing the case he a little case said he was a little surprised hear the duke would surprised to hear the duke would not be attending court today .

not be attending court today. there you go. well, not be attending court today. there you go. well , listen, the there you go. well, listen, the judge— there you go. well, listen, the judge eehh— there you go. well, listen, the judge eehh hheh— there you go. well, listen, the judge said that he— “ticti; cgtit well, listen, the judge said that he gave “tiii cgtit well, listen, the judge said that he gave a hhheehheh— judge said that he gave a direction earlier in the trial hheh— direction earlier in the trial that witnesses— direction earlier in the trial that witnesses should be ewehhehhe— that witnesses should be available - day - that witnesses should be available day before their available the day before their ewhhehee— available the day before their evidence _ be - available the day before their evidence be heard available the day before their. evidence—be heard in evidence was due to be heard in hhe— evidence was due to be heard in hhe heeh— evidence was due to be heard in case the legal team's opening eeeeehee— case the legal team's opening eeeeehee eh— case the legal team's opening speeches ran short. ' “c speeches ran short. andrew eheeh.— speeches ran short. andrew eheeh. hhe— speeches ran short. andrew green, the lawyer representing mirror group newspapers , said he mirror group newspapers, said he wished to have at least a day and half to cross—examine the and a half to cross—examine the duke and was deeply troubled he would attending before would not be attending before tuesday, lead tuesday, which may lead to wasted afternoon. wasted time on monday afternoon. has he bottled it? bev turner has he bottled it or is he just messed up already and thought he could away with it anyway? could get away with it anyway? right? still to come, the hhehhhuhe — right? still to come, the institute economic affairs institute of economic affairs hee— institute of economic affairs has - lockdown - institute of economic affairs has lockdown ins a costly has called lockdown ins a costly tehhuhe— has called lockdown ins a costly tehhuhe .— has called lockdown ins a costly failure . surprise,— has called lockdown ins a costly failure . surprise, surprise. failure. surprise, surprise. wehe— failure. surprise, surprise. were going— failure. surprise, surprise. we're going to- failure. surprise, surprise. we're going to be discussing hheh— we're going to be discussing hheh whhh— we're going to be discussing hheh whhh weu— we're going to be discussing that with you next. you're with

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another 1000 people. mr sunak also said the government is using every tool at their disposal to tackle illegal migration . we've now . returned migration. we've now. returned 1800 to albania in just six months. we've gone from eeeeehhha— months. we've gone from accepting around- we've gone from accepting around 1 in 5 albanian eewhuh— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian eewhuh eeee— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to now just 1 in so.— asylum cases to now just 1 in so. h— asylum cases to now just 1 in so. th the— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50. in line with— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50. in line with our european hehhhee— 50. in line with our european hehhhehe .— 50. in line with our european hehhhehe . hhh— 50. in line with our european partners . and what is the result partners. and what is the result of partners. and what is the result eh ehh— partners. and what is the result eh ehh eh— partners. and what is the result of all of this?— partners. and what is the result of all of this? well, so far hhhe— of all of this? well, so far hhhe weeh— of all of this? well, so far hhhe weeh .— of all of this? well, so far this year , the— of all of this? well, so far this year , the number of this year, the number of albanians,— this year, the number of albanians, small boat arrivals hee— albanians, small boat arrivals hee hhheh— albanians, small boat arrivals hee hehheh .— albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen . by— albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen . by almost 90% ' c “ has fallen. by almost 90% and in ehhee— has fallen. by almost 90% and in some other breaking news, media watchdog ofcom says it won't be taking action after receiving 8000 complaints about adjoa andoh, saying the buckingham palace balcony was terribly white during itv's coverage of the coronation. the watchdog says the comments made by the actress was a personal

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news news.com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . gb news for gold and silver investment. all gb news for gold and silver investment . all right, let's investment. all right, let's hehe— investment. all right, let's hehe e— investment. all right, let's hehe e heeh— investment. all right, let's take a look at— all right, let's take a look at today's markets. hhe— take a look at today's markets. the eeuhh— take a look at today's markets. the peuhh hheh— take a look at today's markets. the pound that will— take a look at today's markets. the pound that will buy- take a look at today's markets. the pound that will buy you 1.23, eight, $9 and ,1.1592. the price of gold that's sitting at £1,568.90 per ounce. and the ftse 100 is at 7647 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news news for physical investment . for physical investment. brilliant stuff. now covid teehhewhe— brilliant stuff. now covid lockdowns have failed to significantly _ lockdowns have failed to significantly reduce deaths. a ehehwehe— significantly reduce deaths. a new analysis published by the hehhhuhe— new analysis published by the hehhhuhe eh— new analysis published by the institute of economic affairs hehhe— institute of economic affairs hehhe — institute of economic affairs tells us. the— institute of economic affairs tells us. ”ti.“ tells us. the research has concluded that lockdown should be rejected out of hand to control future pandemics . jonas control future pandemics. jonas herby, special adviser- control future pandemics. jonas herby, special adviser at- jonas herby, special adviser at the hehhhe— herby, special adviser at the cehhhe heh— herby, special adviser at the centre for policy— herby, special adviser at the centre for policy studies , joins centre for policy studies, joins us now. jonas what do we know .

us now. jonas what do we know. weu.— us now. jonas what do we know. weu. heeheehhw— us now. jonas what do we know. well, basically we— us now. jonas what do we know. well, basically we know- us now. jonas what do we know. well, basically we know that . well, basically we know that. the studies that were published early in the pandemic , they had early in the pandemic, they had limitations in their ability to account for voluntary behaviour changes. so the point is that if a pandemic hit a country , then a pandemic hit a country, then the citizen if informed, they will protect themselves against this disease. but the first studies couldn't account for that. the studies we have in our meta study, they they try to account for that. and when we do that, we find a much smaller effect of the government lockdowns . jonas we, we had lockdowns. jonas we, we had a hehhehhe— 1: jonas we, we had a pandemic preparedness plan in the pandemic preparedness plan in hhe uh— pandemic preparedness plan in hhe uh hheh— pandemic preparedness plan in the uk that had— pandemic preparedness plan in the uk that had been decades in the uk that had been decades in hhe eheehheh— the uk that had been decades in the creation and— the uk that had been decades in the creation and then thanks to the creation and then thanks to hhe eehhehe— the creation and then thanks to the actions of— the creation and then thanks to the actions of the— the creation and then thanks to the actions of the chinese cehhuhheh— the actions of the chinese communist party , we ripped that communist party, we ripped that up ehh— communist party, we ripped that up ehh we— communist party, we ripped that up and we followed china in heehheehhw— up and we followed china in explicably h— up and we followed china in explicably in my opinion . were explicably in my opinion. were you explicably in my opinion. were weu ehhe— explicably in my opinion. were weu ehte he— explicably in my opinion. were you able to conclude in your research that— you able to conclude in your research that why we took that

heuhe— research that why we took that heuhe .— research that why we took that heuhe . — research that why we took that heuhe . the— research that why we took that route . it's not— research that why we took that route . it's not the- research that why we took that route . i “ route. it's not the main part of our research, but we do cite a few papers that look at this and they find that the countries mimicked each other. so when people saw the first china lockdown , then italy locked lockdown, then italy locked down, then the lockdowns spread more or less like the pandemic through europe. so politicians didn't act on the pandemic in the country, but on what the neighbour countries did. so there's some truth to that that that we forgot the plans and then did whatever everybody else was doing. how has the reaction been to your findings? because i'm i'm delighted— been to your findings? because i'm i'm delighted that- “ c �*7 “c “cgti7 because i'm i'm delighted that we're hheeueehha— i'm i'm delighted that we're discussing this— i'm i'm delighted that we're discussing this because a lot of us were calling— discussing this because a lot of us were calling at— discussing this because a lot of us were calling at the time for a us were calling at the time for e eeeh— us were calling at the time for a cost benefit— us were calling at the time for a cost benefit analysis of lockdowns. _ a cost benefit analysis of lockdowns. but there will be a lot lockdowns. but there will be a heh et— lockdowns. but there will be a lot of politicians— lockdowns. but there will be a lot of politicians for whom your ehehh— lot of politicians for whom your hehehh he— lot of politicians for whom your eeeh he wew— lot of politicians for whom your report is very bad— lot of politicians for whom your report is very bad .— lot of politicians for whom your report is very bad . news /

report is very bad. news yeah, it's report is very bad. news yeah, the t— report is very bad. news yeah, the t hhheh— report is very bad. news yeah, it's i think it's— report is very bad. news yeah, it's i think it's really difficult to do this without it's being politicised, but i think it's really important that we stay , try to stay focussed we stay, try to stay focussed and look at what the data tells us and what we did in the early pandemic. i think there's no doubt that it worked. what we did as a society. so the question is how important was the government's lockdown compared to the individual behaviours? i think we all remember that we cancelled birthday parties and especially elderly stayed away from public gatherings and so on, and they would have done some. so no matter what the government had had told us to, then the government did something on top of that and was our research showed that it we studied 22 studies that have looked at this and they generally they find very small effects of the lockdowns. yeah now, jonas, hehhw.— lockdowns. yeah now, jonas, briefly n— lockdowns. yeah now, jonas, hhhehw. n weu— lockdowns. yeah now, jonas, briefly, if you can,— 1: “tie“ now, jonas, briefly, if you can, sweden heheuehw— briefly, if you can, sweden famously did— briefly, if you can, sweden famously did not have formal teehhewhe— famously did not have formal lockdowns or— famously did not have formal lockdowns or mask mandates. have hhew— lockdowns or mask mandates. have hhew heeh— lockdowns or mask mandates. have hhew heeh eeweh— lockdowns or mask mandates. have

they been proved right . they been proved right. i think . um .— they been proved right. i think . uh . t— they been proved right. i think . uh . t hhheh— they been proved right. i think , um , i think sweden is a really , um, i think sweden is a really interesting case because without sweden it would have been difficult to have this debate because were the country because they were the country that kind of no lockdown that was kind of no lockdown country . and it was also country. and it was also a country. and it was also a country i think that started a lot speculations among lot of speculations among researchers we could see researchers because we could see that the curve ended in sweden more or less at the same time as everywhere else . and the models everywhere else. and the models didn't show that . so what was didn't show that. so what was going on? and that to led a lot of research where you could see that the pandemic trajectory were more or less the same in all countries. it started with very high levels of infection and then it dropped to a to low levels and i think the lesson from sweden is basically that you can trust the citizen to do what is needed to protect themselves against the pandemic. yeah. okay thank you, jonas. we-we— yeah. okay thank you, jonas. we-we heh— yeah. okay thank you, jonas. we-we eeh he— yeah. okay thank you, jonas. we've got to move on. jonas obe

hheee.— we've got to move on. jonas obe there. brilliant— we've got to move on. jonas obe there. brilliant stuff. but also hheh— there. brilliant stuff. but also hheh hheh— there. brilliant stuff. but also that that report— there. brilliant stuff. but also that that report has been euhhheheh. — that that report has been published. do- that that report has been published. jtit that that report has been- published. do you know what else you can trust? you can trust? a heeehe— you can trust? you can trust? a heeehe eh— chit“ its? you can trust? a decade of immunology, ti.hit“ its? you can trust? a decade of immunology, virology. it decade of immunology, virology. th hhhh-h— decade of immunology, virology. it didn't actually— decade of immunology, virology. it didn't actually just all go euh— it didn't actually just all go euh hhe— it didn't actually just all go out the window— it didn't actually just all go out the window because it was a whhue— out the window because it was a heue-e— out the window because it was a virus-a different— out the window because it was a virus a different name. and virus with a different name. and hhhe— virus with a different name. and hhhe he— virus with a different name. and hhhe he heh. — virus with a different name. and this is hot. on— virus with a different name. and this is hot. on the— virus with a different name. and this is hot. cj“ this is hot. on the heels of the sunday telegraph exclusive investigation demonstrating that the censored critics the government censored critics of including top of lockdowns, including top medics and scientists. absolutely . no, medics and scientists. absolutely. no, i absolutely . no, i think medics and scientists. - absolutely . no, i think that's absolutely. no, i think that's wenhehuh— absolutely. no, i think that's wonderful. i— absolutely. no, i think that's wonderful. i think it's brilliant.— wonderful. i think it's. brilliant.-does wonderful. i think it's- brilliant-does it brilliant. and why does it hehhhe— brilliant. and why does it matter? doesn't matter. matter? it doesn't matter. just so matter? it doesn't matter. just ee-e-t- matter? it doesn't matter. just so _can-i told . matter? it doesn't matter. just. so _can-i told you so people can go see i told you so. so people can go see i told you ee-hheh— so people can go see i told you ee-hheh he— so people can go see i told you so.-that is quite- so. although that is quite eehhehwho— so. although that is quite satisfying-it- so. although that is quite- satisfying.-it matters satisfying. but why it matters is satisfying. but why it matters he heuee— satisfying. but why it matters is because-must- satisfying. but why it matters is because must never do is because we must never do it eeeh. — is because we must never do it eeeh. heuee— is because we must never do it again. because costs have again. because the costs have heeh— again. because the costs have heeh-we— again. because the costs have heeh-we ee- again. because the costs have been _we are still. been too much. we are still paying— been too much. we are still eewhha hhe— been too much. we are still paying the price— been too much. we are still paying the price now for nhs heeheaehe— paying the price now for nhs heeheeehe .— paying the price now for nhs teenagers . mental health, teenagers. mental health, ehueehheh.— teenagers. mental health, education. i— teenagers. mental health, education. i could go on economy. maybe oh yeah, that he — economy. maybe oh yeah, that he hehh— economy. maybe oh yeah, that he hhahh ew— economy. maybe oh yeah, that too. right now . _ economy. maybe oh yeah, that too. right now . cc i too. right now. still to come, prince harry's high court no show. what does that mean for his trial? plus, our wonderful panel rejoin us. this is to the point on gb news, britain's news

on gb news. the people's channel hhheh— on gb news. the people's channel hhhehh he— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching .— on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . �*7 iti; britain is watching. if you're rush— britain is watching. if you're just joining us, the big news of the day is that tv presenter holly willoughby has broken her silence after returning to this morning the first since morning for the first time since phillip schofield here's phillip schofield exit. here's what say. you, phillip schofield exit. here's what say . you, me and what she had to say. you, me and all of us what she had to say. you, me and ehh eh ue eh— what she had to say. you, me and all of us at this— what she had to say. you, me and all of us at this morning- you, me and all of us at this morning gave hewe— all of us at this morning gave hewe ehh— all of us at this morning gave our love and support to someone whe— our love and support to someone whe wee— our love and support to someone whe heh— our love and support to someone who was not telling— our love and support to someone who was not telling the truth, whe— who was not telling the truth, whe eeheh — who was not telling the truth, whe eeheh hh— who was not telling the truth, who acted in a— who was not telling the truth, who acted in a way that they hheheehwee— who acted in a way that they themselves felt— who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to heehah— themselves felt that they had to heehah heh — themselves felt that they had to resign from itv— themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down heh— resign from itv and step down heh e— resign from itv and step down from a career that— resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved. hheh— from a career that they loved. hheh he— from a career that they loved. hheh he e— from a career that they loved. hheh he e heh— from a career that they loved.

that is a lot to— from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process , and that is a lot to process, and the— that is a lot to process, and the eeuehhw— that is a lot to process, and it's equally hard— that is a lot to process, and it's equally hard to see the hehh— it's equally hard to see the heth hheh— it's equally hard to see the toll that it's— it's equally hard to see the toll that it's taken on their hehhh— toll that it's taken on their own mental health. i think what uhthee— own mental health. i think what uhhhee ue— own mental health. i think what uhhhee ue ehh— own mental health. i think what unites us all now— own mental health. i think what unites us all now is a desire to heeh— unites us all now is a desire to heeh heh— unites us all now is a desire to heeh heh hhe— unites us all now is a desire to heal for the health— unites us all now is a desire to heal for the health and wehhhehha— heal for the health and wellbeing of- heal for the health and wellbeing of everyone . one give wellbeing of everyone. one give me ehhehahh— wellbeing of everyone. one give me ehhehahh . — wellbeing of everyone. one give me strength . well,— wellbeing of everyone. one give me strength . �*tht�*ticc cgtit me strength. well, i've got to say i found the whole speech vomit inducing, but let's get the views now of charlotte griffiths, who is the editor at large for the mail on sunday, and charlotte, let me congratulate you and your sister papen congratulate you and your sister paper, the mail for absolutely owning this story. i think it's a matter of national importance that people like phillip schofield are called out for hypocrisy . i can agree with hypocrisy. i can agree with hypocrisy. i can agree with hypocrisy. double standards and lies. so well done. the mail and the mail on sunday, your reaction to holly's tearful speech? it was something along these lines as well, actually . these lines as well, actually. we think i think that was- we think i think that was about it. we think i think that was about hh. t— we think i think that was about h. t hhheh— we think i think that was about it. i think when— we think i think that was about it. i think when she said. but hehhw— it. i think when she said. but hehhw .— it. i think when she said. but hhehhw . hew— it. i think when she said. but firstly , how are— it. i think when she said. but firstly , how are you doing? i firstly, how are you doing? i tueh— firstly, how are you doing? i he hheuahh— firstly, how are you doing? i just thought it— firstly, how are you doing? i just thought it was straight out of just thought it was straight out eh hheh—

just thought it was straight out of that meghan— just thought it was straight out of that meghan markle playbook. you of that meghan markle playbook. weu hhew.— of that meghan markle playbook. weu knew we— of that meghan markle playbook. you know, are you— of that meghan markle playbook. you know, are you okay? but you hhew.— you know, are you okay? but you knew hh— you know, are you okay? but you knew hh wee— you know, are you okay? but you know, it was scripted clearly. ana.— know, it was scripted clearly. hhh. weu— know, it was scripted clearly. hhh. weu hhew.— know, it was scripted clearly. and, you know, when she said heeh— and, you know, when she said heeh hheehhe— and, you know, when she said deep breaths, even that bit was eheehw— deep breaths, even that bit was clearly scripted _ deep breaths, even that bit was clearly scripted and but she's hhh— clearly scripted and but she's hhhh et— clearly scripted and but she's kind of done— clearly scripted and but she's kind of done what she does and if kind of done what she does and n ehe— kind of done what she does and if she doesn't. _ kind of done what she does and if she doesn't. if— kind of done what she does and if she doesn't. if she'd spoken ehhehahh— if she doesn't. if she'd spoken ehhehahh heh— if she doesn't. if she'd spoken straight from the _ if she doesn't. if she'd spoken straight from the heart, you hhew— straight from the heart, you knew .— straight from the heart, you knew . we-h— straight from the heart, you know , we'd probably have know, we'd probably have criticised— know, we'd probably have criticised her— know, we'd probably have criticised her as well. it criticised her then as well. it tueh— criticised her then as well. it tueh hh— criticised her then as well. it was just it was— criticised her then as well. it was just it was almost an hheeeehhhe— was just it was almost an impossible task and i was quite hheeeeh— impossible task and i was quite pleased-didn't— impossible task and i was quite pleased - didn't go - impossible task and i was quite pleased didn't go hell for pleased she didn't go hell for heehheh— pleased she didn't go hell fori heehheh—ehh leather on the hamminess and hehhe— leather on the hamminess and hehhe e— leather on the hamminess and hehhe e tutt— leather on the hamminess and doing a full matt— leather on the hamminess and doing a full matt hancock fake ehw. — doing a full matt hancock fake ehw. t— doing a full matt hancock fake cry- t heeh— doing a full matt hancock fake cry- t ehe— doing a full matt hancock fake cry. i mean, she nearly got here— cry. i mean, she nearly got here .— cry. i mean, she nearly got here . se— cry. i mean, she nearly got there . so yeah,— cry. i mean, she nearly got there . so yeah, it was hammy. it there. so yeah, it was hammy. it e hhh— there. so yeah, it was hammy. it e hhh hhhe— there. so yeah, it was hammy. it was a bit give me— there. so yeah, it was hammy. it was a bit give me strength . but was a bit give me strength. but she:— was a bit give me strength. but ehe. ehe— was a bit give me strength. but ehe. ehe eheweh— was a bit give me strength. but she, she played it— was a bit give me strength. but she, she played it pretty well ehh— she, she played it pretty well ehh ehe— she, she played it pretty well and she could— she, she played it pretty well and she could not say anything . and she could not say anything. so, and she could not say anything. he weu— and she could not say anything. he weu hhew.— and she could not say anything. so, you know, what could she do hehhw— so, you know, what could she do heehhw e — so, you know, what could she do heehhw e hew— so, you know, what could she do really ? how long— so, you know, what could she do really ? how long do- so, you know, what could she do really ? cg chit so, you know, what could she do really ? tit“cg chit really? how long do you think she'll stay on the show? charlotte already looking charlotte is she already looking around opportunities ? around for new opportunities? well, i did feel her rapport whhh— well, i did feel her rapport whhh heehe— well, i did feel her rapport with josie was— well, i did feel her rapport with josie was simply not there. hhh— with josie was simply not there. hhh hh— with josie was simply not there. and it reminded— with josie was simply not there. and it reminded me— with josie was simply not there. and it reminded me of- with josie was simply not there. and it reminded me of those reports about how holly was quite frosty at this morning in the phil era . and she didn't the phil era. and she didn't really get to know any of the other presenters. and there were rumours , weren't there, that

rumours, weren't there, that josie didn't feel like phil was especially warm her. so i did especially warm to her. so i did think, you know, they've just sort of dragged josie on and they just don't have this rapport because you know, we now know, don't we, that holly isn't this squeaky clean, lovely person that we see on screen and that she is a bit steely behind the scenes. so i think she probably will carry on with this morning, but she's going to have to co—presenter to find another co—presenter because wasn't because the rapport just wasn't there. and fake hug. there. and their fake hug. i think did a really good think josie did a really good job trying to be nice and job of trying to be nice and sweet, but it just you could just tell she just didn't know holly very well. but surely holly very well. but surely holly needs to sling her up and let josie take over. now, surely hehhw-e— let josie take over. now, surely hehhw-e hhe— let josie take over. now, surely holly's the problem,— now, surely holly's the problem, josie holly's the problem, not josie eheeh— holly's the problem, not josie hhheeh . — holly's the problem, not josie hhheeh . we.— holly's the problem, not josie gibson . no, i— holly's the problem, not josie gibson . \tit hitcgititi; holly's the problem, not josie gibson . htit hitcgititi; hitcgititi; gibson. no, i agree. i agree. i think josie, i think they've either got to pair up with someone that isn't josie or let josie have a crack at the whip. yeah, i'm with you on that. what was quite nice to see was two women presenting. i mean, no offence to you guys, but it is quite nice to see two women presenting very female and that

i identify as female. 2023 . i identify as female. 2023. somebody sort of bubbly needs to be propped up by a sort of phil type character is now obviously a old fashioned a little bit old fashioned in the daytime tv magazine show sense. the daytime tv magazine show sense . so that was quite nice to sense. so that was quite nice to see. but you're right. i think i think holly will limp on for a bit. i just think they might want to rethink the casting a little bit and the pairing. yeah okay. brilliant. thank you so much.— okay. brilliant. thank you so much. charlotte— okay. brilliant. thank you so much. charlotte their much. charlotte griffiths, their ehhheh— much. charlotte griffiths, their ehhee-hehhe— much. charlotte griffiths, their editor-large for— much. charlotte griffiths, their editor large for the mail on editor at large for the mail on suhhew. — editor at large for the mail on suhhew. hehh— editor at large for the mail on sunday. right. we're back in the ehuhhe— sunday. right. we're back in the studio-bushra— sunday. right. we're back in the studio bushra sheikh and studio with bushra sheikh and there— studio with bushra sheikh and piers pottinger— studio with bushra sheikh and piers pottinger are here. we heh-h— piers pottinger are here. we heeh-he— piers pottinger are here. we don't-to-about. piers pottinger are here. we. don't-to-about holly don't want to talk about holly whhheuahhw— don't want to talk about holly whhheuahhw-he- don't want to talk about holly willoughby do we? no willoughby anymore, do we? no hheee.— willoughby anymore, do we? no eheeee. hhew.— willoughby anymore, do we? no please. okay, piers. no, thank weu.— please. okay, piers. no, thank weu. hhew.— please. okay, piers. no, thank weu. hhew-hheh- please. okay, piers. no, thank you. okay, that was you. okay, good. that was a heheehehhe— you. okay, good. that was a democratic decision we've taken here — democratic decision we've taken here -hehh— democratic decision we've taken here.-talk about- democratic decision we've taken here. talk about ofcom , here. let's talk about ofcom, hhahh. — here. let's talk about ofcom, hhahh. hhew— here. let's talk about ofcom, right. they-not- here. let's talk about ofcom, right. they not going to be right. they are not going to be hehhhe— right. they are not going to be hehhe eehheh— right. they are not going to be taking action after receiving hheh— taking action after receiving more than 8000 about more than 8000 complaints about eheee— more than 8000 complaints about ehhee-hhheh— more than 8000 complaints about actress _andoh,.you- actress adjoa andoh, do you remember buckingham palace? remember at buckingham palace? hehhh— remember at buckingham palace? hehhhh-ehe— remember at buckingham palace? remind-she said.- remember at buckingham palace? remind she said. bushra remind us what she said. bushra and remind us what she said. bushra ehh whw— remind us what she said. bushra ehh whw hh— remind us what she said. bushra and why it caused— remind us what she said. bushra and why it caused such controversy. - controversy. so she made reference to the balcony and said that it was terribly white. and i think i was here like a month ago talking about it. to

say that no, no, no . what she say that no, no, no. what she said was totally wrong. and people were right to complain about it. so this is surprising that ofcom will not be taking any further action considering the complaints. 8000. the number of complaints. 8000. that's particularly given that's huge, particularly given the that's huge, particularly given hhe-hheee— that's huge, particularly given the-there was- that's huge, particularly given the-there was no- the fact that there was no euehheeh— the fact that there was no pushback within that of pushback within that sequence of the pushback within that sequence of hhe ehehwehhe— pushback within that sequence of the programme to— pushback within that sequence of the programme to what she said. you the programme to what she said. weu hhew— the programme to what she said. weu hhew .— the programme to what she said. you know , ofcom _ the programme to what she said. you know , ofcom i— the programme to what she said. you know , ofcom i-is- you know, ofcom i think is actually a very fair arbiter and all seek is a balanced all they seek is a balanced debate. all they seek is a counter opinion to be expressed even briefly. that didn't happen.the even briefly. that didn't happen. the thing is, it's difficult when that's happening live in a situation. i think maybe live in a situation. i think hewhe people— live in a situation. i think maybe people were- c “ i think maybe people were caught off auehh— maybe people were caught off auehh-hehhehe- maybe people were caught off guard-perhaps it. maybe people were caught off guard perhaps it will guard with that. perhaps it will heeee— guard with that. perhaps it will hheeeee-th— guard with that. perhaps it will process-it was— guard with that. perhaps it will process it was just the process that. it was just the heeh— process that. it was just the heeh-ehh- process that. it was just the heeh-eehh hh- process that. it was just the fact-said it was- fact that she said it was heuhhte. — fact that she said it was terrible. i— fact that she said it was terrible. i hate- fact that she said it was terrible. c suitcg terrible. i hate to disagree with you. because they're with you. it's because they're all woke on establishment all so woke on establishment media wouldn't media that they wouldn't dare contradict think it contradict her. oh you think it was because she was intentional because she went. did about went. well, no, i did about that. they're not going to that. but they're not going to contradict said because contradict what she said because that's the prevailing culture where you're where racism, for some yeah, some reason is back. yeah, you're allowed based upon who you're allowed based upon who you're talking about, then you're talking about, but then just a day or two later, she went on radio four and the presenter you're you've

presenter said, you're you've not anything wrong. oh not done anything wrong. oh that's interesting. i mean, i know had that's interesting. i mean, i. know—hadltotally know that people had a totally hhhehehh—hh- know that people had a totally different—it for. different perception on it for hh— different perception on it for hh-tueh— different perception on it for me, it-just like,- different perception on it for me, it just like, how can me, it was just like, how can hhe— me, it was just like, how can the-terribly?— me, it was just like, how can the terribly? that's the the word terribly? that's the hhheh— the word terribly? that's the hheh-eehe- the word terribly? that's the first-came to - the word terribly? that's the first came to your first word that came to your hhh— first word that came to your hhh-weu— first word that came to your hhh-weu eew- first word that came to your mind you saw the mind when you saw the royal hehhw— mind when you saw the royal hehhhw—th-el mind when you saw the royal. family—it's like family on the balcony? it's like so family on the balcony? it's like ee-hhhehehh— family on the balcony? it's like so different adjectives to so many different adjectives to heeehhhe—hh- so many different adjectives to heeehhhe—hh e- so many different adjectives to describe in a lovely describe something in a lovely way— describe something in a lovely way—it's- describe something in a lovely way—it's hhe- way. us terrible. it's the japanese royal family, terribly japanese royal family, terribly japanese. japanese royal family, terribly japanese . i mean, where do you japanese. i mean, where do you go with this ? i mean, first of go with this? i mean, first of an.— go with this? i mean, first of eht. hh— go with this? i mean, first of eht. hh tueh— go with this? i mean, first of all, it just shows— go with this? i mean, first of all, it just shows you- cgtit 57 i mean, first of all, it just shows you know, eheehehhhw— all, it just shows you know, apparently this— all, it just shows you know, apparently this woman i have no hhee— apparently this woman i have no hhee whe— apparently this woman i have no hhee whe ehe— apparently this woman i have no idea who she is,— apparently this woman i have no idea who she is, but apparently ehe-e— idea who she is, but apparently ehe-e eh— idea who she is, but apparently she's an actress— idea who she is, but apparently she's an actress and she should eheh— she's an actress and she should ehheh he— she's an actress and she should stick to acting.— she's an actress and she should stick to acting. really? because comments like— stick to acting. really? because comments like that were i mean, i comments like that were i mean, t hhh— comments like that were i mean, t hhh eee— comments like that were i mean, t hhh hhe— comments like that were i mean, i did see the clip— comments like that were i mean, i did see the clip of— comments like that were i mean, i did see the clip of her saying it i did see the clip of her saying hh ehh— i did see the clip of her saying hh ehh weu— i did see the clip of her saying hh ehh weu rueh— i did see the clip of her saying it and you just thought, well, hew— it and you just thought, well, hew hhzehe— it and you just thought, well, how bizarre .— it and you just thought, well, how bizarre . i— it and you just thought, well, how bizarre . i mean, what an how bizarre. i mean, what an hhehehhhhw— how bizarre. i mean, what an incredibly stupid— how bizarre. i mean, what an incredibly stupid thing to say, hewee he— incredibly stupid thing to say, however, is her— incredibly stupid thing to say, however, is her defence freedom of however, is her defence freedom et eeeeeh— however, is her defence freedom eh eheeeh. — however, is her defence freedom eh eeeeeh. hhh— however, is her defence freedom of speech. and is— however, is her defence freedom of speech. and is that- however, is her defence freedom of speech. ' “c i of speech. and is that why it's right that ofcom have let this go? because that was her view and she's entitled to it? yeah, well, i mean, i'm afraid- and she's entitled to it? yeah, well, i mean, i'm afraid i- well, i mean, i'm afraid i ehhee— well, i mean, i'm afraid i ehhee t— well, i mean, i'm afraid i ehhee t heeh- well, i mean, i'm afraid i agree. i mean, i- well, i mean, i'm afraid i agree. i mean, i don't think ehe-e— agree. i mean, i don't think she's-anything- agree. i mean, i don't think she's anything illegal. she's done anything illegal. she-e— she's done anything illegal. she-e hehe— she's done anything illegal. she's made her— she's done anything illegal. she's made her comment and it eh— she's made her comment and it was of course true— she's made her comment and it was of course true in accurate wheh— was of course true in accurate wheh ehe—

was of course true in accurate wheh ehe eehh— was of course true in accurate wheh ehe eehh .— was of course true in accurate what she said , although i mean, what she said, although i mean, as what she said, although i mean, ee weu— what she said, although i mean, ee weu eehh— what she said, although i mean, ee weu eehh .— what she said, although i mean, ee weu eehh . t— what she said, although i mean, as you said , i mean, is the as you said, i mean, is the reheheee— as you said, i mean, is the reeeheee heweh— as you said, i mean, is the japanese royal family japanese? the japanese royal family japanese? hhe entw— japanese royal family japanese? hhe ehhw thing— japanese royal family japanese? the only thing is,— japanese royal family japanese? the only thing is, if— japanese royal family japanese? the only thing is, if someone else had said that about a minority group that would be a hate crime, wouldn't it? yeah, well, exactly. i mean,- hate crime, wouldn't it? yeah, well, exactly. i mean, it- well, exactly. i mean, it heeeh-h— well, exactly. i mean, it doesn't work. - well, exactly. i mean, it doesn't work. it doesn't work in every— doesn't work. it doesn't work in ewew hh— doesn't work. it doesn't work in every hh every— doesn't work. it doesn't work in every in every direction , does every in every direction, does the — every in every direction, does the hhh— every in every direction, does the hhh th— every in every direction, does it? and i'm interested- every in every direction, does it? ' “c c every in every direction, does it? and i'm interested to look at what ofcom's logic is as to why they aren't pursuing it in any sanction they can make against her. is there i mean, ehe-e— against her. is there i mean, ehe-e tueh— against her. is there i mean, ehe-e tueh e— against her. is there i mean, she's just a guest— against her. is there i mean, she's just a guest on- hitcghit is there i mean, she's just a guest on a show. t hey— she's just a guest on a show. hhew eehh— she's just a guest on a show. they said something they could hhweehhaehe— they said something they could investigate the _ they said something they could investigate the broadcast so hhew— investigate the broadcast so hhew eeuhh— investigate the broadcast so they could investigate that hehhhuhe— they could investigate that- particular—whether particular programme, whether hhew—ehh- particular programme, whether. they—and ofcom they got the balance and ofcom hewe— they got the balance and ofcom hehe-hh— they got the balance and ofcom hehe-hh wee— they got the balance and ofcom hehe-hh e— they got the balance and ofcom have it was a personal have said it was a personal eheewehheh. — have said it was a personal observation. �*tht�*ti iti; have said it was a personal observation. �*tht�*ti ihi; c observation. we're all allowed to give those, which part of to give those, which was part of a wide ranging discussion a wide ranging panel discussion which also touched other which also touched on other diversity and diversity related topics and which contained a range of viewpoints, whereas were viewpoints, whereas we were saying, didn't nobody , saying, but it didn't nobody, no, nobody called her out. i reiterate, i think ofcom - reiterate, i think ofcom would hehhehhw— reiterate, i think ofcom would hehhehhw-ehe— reiterate, i think ofcom would normally are pretty in normally they are pretty fair in hheee—weu- normally they are pretty fair in these _you know,| these matters. and you know, hehe— these matters. and you know, hehe-hewe— these matters. and you know, here- news it's- these matters. and you know, here news it's the home of here at gb news it's the home of hee— here at gb news it's the home of hee eeeeeh— here at gb news it's the home of free speech-knock— here at gb news it's the home of free speech. knock yourself free speech. so knock yourself euh.— free speech. so knock yourself euh.|hhhhh— free speech. so knock yourself out. ithink-the _ free speech. so knock yourself out. ithink-the .it- free speech. so knock yourself out. think the it was out. i think in the end it was hhe— out. i think in the end it was hhe eeuhh— out. i think in the end it was hhe eeuhh et— out. i think in the end it was the court of public opinion whheh— the court of public opinion

which-ruled- the court of public opinion which-ruled on- the court of public opinion which ruled on that one, which have ruled on that one, hheh— which have ruled on that one, hheh hh— which have ruled on that one, hheh hh wee— which have ruled on that one, that it was really— which have ruled on that one, that it was really offensive wheh— that it was really offensive wheh-eeh.— that it was really offensive what said. yeah. that it was really offensive what-said. yeah. stupid what she said. yeah. and stupid . hhahh. — what she said. yeah. and stupid . hhahh. hhew.— what she said. yeah. and stupid . right. okay. bushra- what she said. yeah. ' c c right. okay. bushra a record . right. okay. bushra a record 1 in . right. okay. bushra a record 1 hh 5— . right. okay. bushra a record 1 he hhheh— . right. okay. bushra a record 1 in 5 first time— right. okay. bushra a record 1 in 5 first time buyers are ehehhha— in 5 first time buyers are ehehhha ue— in 5 first time buyers are signing up to_ in 5 first time buyers are signing up to mortgages of more hheh— signing up to mortgages of more hheh eh— signing up to mortgages of more hheh sh wee — signing up to mortgages of more than 35 years. the— signing up to mortgages of more than 35 years. the interest rate ehhuehheh— than 35 years. the interest rate ehhuehheh he— than 35 years. the interest rate situation is brutal. titc situation is brutal. too old to do situation is brutal. too old to he hheh— situation is brutal. too old to do that now. oh,— situation is brutal. titc chit oh, really? oh, do that now. oh, really? oh, heeh — do that now. oh, really? oh, eeeh. weeh— do that now. oh, really? oh, eeeh. weeh. ee— do that now. oh, really? oh, gosh, yeah, so am- do that now. oh, really? oh, gosh, yeah, so am i. - chit oh, really? oh, gosh, yeah, so am i. “hit; gosh, yeah, so am i. yes. i hhhe— gosh, yeah, so am i. yes. i mean, this is— gosh, yeah, so am i. yes. i mean, this is this is now doubled almost in the last two years. and we know why. it's just the hikes of the interest rates. so much that people rates. it's so much that people have their have to stretch out their mortgages longer term to mortgages for a longer term to bnng mortgages for a longer term to bring those monthly payments down. but people that are taking first at what, first time mortgages at what, let's you let's say, 35, 30 years, you know, we are looking at people going to have to work right, right up to retirement or even beyond just to sustain one mortgage. yeah. do you think, though, pierce, it's just a change of our times. you know, maybe change of our times. you know, hewhe wehe— change of our times. you know, hewhe rueh— change of our times. you know, maybe we're just going- i cg i i you know, maybe we're just going to become a maybe we're just going to become e hehhh— maybe we're just going to become e hehhet hhe— maybe we're just going to become a rental the next— maybe we're just going to become a rental the next generation whhh— a rental the next generation whhh he— a rental the next generation will be renters,— a rental the next generation will be renters, like they are eheh— will be renters, like they are often .europe_ will be renters, like they are often europe and not home often in europe and not home owners is something that owners, which is something that as owners, which is something that ee—ehwewe- owners, which is something that ee—ehwewe hehh- as brits, we've always felt euhhe— as brits, we've always felt euhhe-huh- as brits, we've always felt quite-our heart. quite close to our heart was eehehhhha— quite close to our heart was something that— quite close to our heart was something that we should aspire he. — something that we should aspire he. -._ something that we should aspire he. -t hhheh— something that we should aspire to. _i think there's- something that we should aspire to. _i think there's going. to. yeah, i think there's going to. yeah, i think there's going to be more inevitably,

to be more rental inevitably, but equally when it comes to mortgages, i've thought for a long time that and i'm very against nationalisation of any industry, but i think as a mortgage is basically a commodity. it should be a centralised you go to a central bank for mortgages as and that would be that could be controlled by the bank of england and it could actually keep the rates down at a reasonable level . i keep the rates down at a reasonable level. i mean, banks make billions of pounds of profit out of banking, but mortgage lending is a specific part of the business, which is serves the community. yeah. and i think there's a really strong case for having a national mortgage bank, which would help the particular first time buyers. but isn't that just good news for estate agents and house prices? isn't that what happens every— prices? isn't that what happens ewew hhhe— prices? isn't that what happens every hhhe hhe— chis7’ isn't that what happens every time the government hhheweheee— every time the government intervenes? yes,- every time the government intervenes? yes, absolutely . i intervenes? yes, absolutely. i mean, without— intervenes? yes, absolutely. i mean, without supply, isn't that the mean, without supply, isn't that hhe ehehhehh— mean, without supply, isn't that the elephant in— mean, without supply, isn't that the elephant in the room? i

hheh— the elephant in the room? i mean, that is— the elephant in the room? i mean, that is the- the elephant in the room? i mean, that is the other- the elephant in the room? i mean, that is the other side of the coin. without supply and both major parties are guilty of claiming they're going to build lots of houses and they don't. yeah, absolutely. and the labour party's plans are completely mad . and maybe, maybe part of this whehe— . and maybe, maybe part of this whole conspiracy— . and maybe, maybe part of this whole conspiracy is— and maybe, maybe part of this whole conspiracy is that we've got whole conspiracy is that we've eeh-eeehehhe- whole conspiracy is that we've got economic forum got the world economic forum tueh— got the world economic forum tueh-heehhe- got the world economic forum tueh-heehhe he- got the world economic forum just people to just not just wanting people to just not hewe— just wanting people to just not hewe ehwhhhha— just wanting people to just not have anything and live with hehhhe— have anything and live with nothing-with- have anything and live with nothing with nothing. nothing and die with nothing. hhh— nothing and die with nothing. hhh hheh-e— nothing and die with nothing. and that's that's— nothing and die with nothing. and that's that's what we're hehhe.— and that's that's what we're doing- hose.— and that's that's what we're doing. 2030, sustainable thehhhhhw— doing. 2030, sustainable mobility agenda. i “tiiti; mobility agenda. it's all there. cen— mobility agenda. it's all there. ceh we— mobility agenda. it's all there. can we finish? can we just finish? on a slightly lighter note, bushra, a leading has suggested leading professor, has suggested that couples should sleep in separate rooms to start a new relationship . am i reading this relationship. am i reading this correctly? yes. yes. so you know what happens? like when you have a what happens? like when you have e hehhhee— what happens? like when you have e hehhhee hheh— what happens? like when you have a partner that shores?— 7 like when you have a partner that snores? this is hhheheehhha— a partner that snores? this is interesting because if you've heeh— interesting because if you've heeh whhh— interesting because if you've been with someone for long eheuah— been with someone for long eheuah hhhe— been with someone for long enough time and you know that hhew— enough time and you know that hhew-weu— enough time and you know that hhew-weu hhew.- enough time and you know that they you know, might they snore, you know, it might get they snore, you know, it might eeh—eehe- they snore, you know, it might eeh—eehe hehhhl they snore, you know, it mighti get—some point. so get irritating at some point. so to get irritating at some point. so he—ehehheh- get irritating at some point. so to-another room- get irritating at some point. so to another room isn't to move into another room isn't hehhw— to move into another room isn't hehhw-heeh— to move into another room isn't really-deal when - to move into another room isn't really deal when you've to move into another room isn't reallywith deal when you've to move into another room isn't reallywith someoneien you've to move into another room isn't reallywith someone for you've to move into another room isn't reallywith someone for 201've to move into another room isn't reallywith someone for 20 years. been with someone for 20 years. heh-e— been with someone for 20 years. the — been with someone for 20 years. the hew— been with someone for 20 years. let's see how long— been with someone for 20 years. let's see how long that relationship— let's see how long that relationship is. you can just go ehh— relationship is. you can just go eeh-hh— relationship is. you can just go ehh-hh-heh- relationship is. you can just go and-in-bed andi and sleep in another bed and weu. — and sleep in another bed and weu. huh— and sleep in another bed and weu. huh hhe— and sleep in another bed and you. but the theory- and sleep in another bed and

you. and sleep in another bed and. you. but the theory-that this you. but the theory is that this would would relight your would this would relight your fire. am i right? is that the suggestion? yeah. well, they're eewhhe — suggestion? yeah. well, they're eewhha .weu — suggestion? yeah. well, they're eewhha-weu-he- suggestion? yeah. well, they're saying .you _to look i suggestion? yeah. well, they're saying .you _to look atj saying that you need to look at it saying that you need to look at hh-hehe— saying that you need to look at it. more positive - saying that you need to look at it more positive way. like it in a more positive way. like eeehe— it in a more positive way. like people—depressed. it in a more positive way. like people depressed if people feel really depressed if hhew— people feel really depressed if hhew-he— people feel really depressed if hhew-he hewe— people feel really depressed if they to move bedrooms they have to move bedrooms heuee— they have to move bedrooms because-want— they have to move bedrooms because want sleep with because you want to sleep with wew—hehhhee. your husband and your partner, weuhhh-h— your husband and your partner, wouldn't-then- your husband and your partner, wouldn't-then if- wouldn't you? but then if hhew-he— wouldn't you? but then if they're snoring. mrs. dolan, the.— they're snoring. mrs. dolan, the-he— they're snoring. mrs. dolan, the-he-hhhe- they're snoring. mrs. dolan, mrs.-is-like an. mrs. dolan is like like an eheehehh— mrs. dolan is like like an elephant-sack.- mrs. dolan is like like an elephant sack. ' “c mrs. dolan is like like an- elephant-sack. and she elephant in the sack. and she hhtewe— elephant in the sack. and she throws herself around and honestly, shocking. honestly, it's shocking. it's like those bucking bronco like one of those bucking bronco things. other thing is, things. but the other thing is, winston churchill was very romantic. was in a separate romantic. he was in a separate room wife, is how room to his wife, which is how the aristocrats did it. and he would handwritten invitation to join from time join him in the room from time to time. oh, that's lovely. with eeehe— to time. oh, that's lovely. with some people _it's- to time. oh, that's lovely. with some people-it's not. some people snoring, it's not tueh— some people snoring, it's not wheh-heeh.— some people snoring, it's not tueh-heeh. hhew- some people snoring, it's not just-room. they to just another room. they need to go just another room. they need to aelhuh— just another room. they need to aelhuh ehehheh— just another room. they need to go but another house. go to, but another house. heuee— go to, but another house. because also— go to, but another house. because also people's houses hheee— because also people's houses hheee-heh— because also people's houses hheee-heh et- because also people's houses these lot of them, the these days, a lot of them, the wette— these days, a lot of them, the wehte ee— these days, a lot of them, the wehte wew— these days, a lot of them, the walls are very thin . you can walls are very thin. you can move-another— walls are very thin. you can move another room, but still move to another room, but still be move to another room, but still he ehehhha— move to another room, but still he ehehhhe hhe— move to another room, but still be shaking the walls with the heweh— be shaking the walls with the heweh eh— be shaking the walls with the level of snoring.— be shaking the walls with the level of snoring. yes, exactly. wehh— level of snoring. yes, exactly. weu. hew— level of snoring. yes, exactly. weu. t— level of snoring. yes, exactly. well, now i think— level of snoring. yes, exactly. well, now i think we've- level of snoring. yes, exactly. well, now i think we've come to the end of show. now we've the end of the show. now we've only got a second.— the end of the show. now we've only got a second. you- ti“c now we've only got a second. you know, one hhheheehhhe— only got a second. you know, one interesting-about- only got a second. you know, one interesting-about it- only got a second. you know, one interesting about it is do interesting thing about it is do you interesting thing about it is do weu heh— interesting thing about it is do weu heh hhh— interesting thing about it is do you not find if— interesting thing about it is do you not find if you're in a relationship— you not find if you're in a relationship when you not find if you're in a relationship-when in relationship that when you're in a relationship that when you're in e-weuh— relationship that when you're in

e-weuh hh-e- a hotel on your own, it's heeeh— a hotel on your own, it's heaven. yes.— a hotel on your own, it's heaven. yes. not having to share the heaven. yes. not having to share hhe heh— heaven. yes. not having to share hhe heh whhh— heaven. yes. not having to share the bed with someone and having eehhheh— the bed with someone and having control—control.- control of the remote control. wehh— control of the remote control. weh—e- control of the remote control.| weh—e hehet. well, part of being in a hotel, i well, part of being in a hotel, t heeh— well, part of being in a hotel, t t— well, part of being in a hotel, i mean, i often— well, part of being in a hotel, i mean, i often check myself in to i mean, i often check myself in he e— i mean, i often check myself in he e hehet— i mean, i often check myself in he e heheh tueh— i mean, i often check myself in to a hotel just because i can ehh— to a hotel just because i can ehh heuee— to a hotel just because i can and because i— to a hotel just because i can and because i want to. jtit and because i want to. do you. the— and because i want to. do you. the hehhw.— and because i want to. do you. the hewehw. rueh— and because i want to. do you. it's lovely. just leave— and because i want to. jtit it's lovely. just leave the huehehh— it's lovely. just leave the husband and— it's lovely. just leave the husband and kids behind just heeh-e — husband and kids behind just heeh-e -hhe- husband and kids behind justl leave. _the husband, husband and kids behind just- leave. _the husband, but leave. not. not the husband, but leave. not. not the husband, but leave the kids behind with, you know, family and i go on know, family members and i go on my think it's lovely. my own. and i think it's lovely. i get room service, i have breakfast in the morning, and i do frequently. you see, do that frequently. you see, i think i think— do that frequently. you see, i think i think genuinely,- chit c you see, i think i think genuinely, i think et— think i think genuinely, i think eh hhe— think i think genuinely, i think one of the secrets of the eueeeeelhw- one of the secrets of the success my current success of my current relationship- success of my current relationship is that my partner is relationship is that my partner he eh— relationship is that my partner he eh hhe— relationship is that my partner is at his place— relationship is that my partner is at his place oxfordshire. is at his place in oxfordshire. at is at his place in oxfordshire. hhh-e— is at his place in oxfordshire. hhh-e hhahhe- is at his place in oxfordshire.| at-3 nights lweek. at least 2 or 3 nights a week. heeh. — at least 2 or 3 nights a week. heeh. se— at least 2 or 3 nights a week. yeah. solmiss_ at least 2 or 3 nights a week. yeah. so miss him and then i'm yeah. so i miss him and then i'm happy— yeah. so i miss him and then i'm happy to_ yeah. so i miss him and then i'm hehhw he-hhh.— yeah. so i miss him and then i'm heeewhe-hhh. — yeah. so i miss him and then i'm happy to-him. yeah.- yeah. so i miss him and then i'm happy to him. “43?“ jtth“ti“ yeah. so i miss him and then i'm happy to him. / happy to see him. yeah. when he comes missing each other comes home. missing each other is idea. yeah, it is not a bad idea. yeah, it isn't a is not a bad idea. yeah, it heh-h e heh— is not a bad idea. yeah, it isn't a bad thing.- ithic c yeah, it isn't a bad thing. but i also. heeh.— isn't a bad thing. but i also. heeh. t— isn't a bad thing. but i also. heeh. t he. — isn't a bad thing. but i also. yeah, i do. or— isn't a bad thing. but i also. yeah, i do. 0” i isn't a bad thing. but i also. yeah, i do. i yeah, i do. or maybe once you find out that your partner is a snorer in, like, early stages of the relationship, perhaps that might a deal breaker for some might be a deal breaker for some people because it can get people because it it can get worse. yes, absolutely right. let one quick story then. let us do one quick story then. hew—ee— let us do one quick story then.| hew—ehe-hhe how about this one, pierce? the hhhe— how about this one, pierce? the hhe-e— how about this one, pierce? the arts-a philistine- arts council is a philistine

organisation. _ arts council is a philistine organisation. well this is organisation. why? well this is the organisation. why? well this is hhe—suhrhheh- the great lord sumption, a eehehhhh— the great lord sumption, a splendid judge was so wise splendid judge who was so wise during— splendid judge who was so wise huhhha—t— splendid judge who was so wise huhhha—t hehh- splendid judge who was so wise during _i call him i splendid judge who was so wise. during—i call him lord during lockdown. i call him lord gumption, says it gumption, because he says it like and he has resigned like it is, and he has resigned from the board of the english national opera because the national opera because of the ludicrous have ludicrous arts council have decided withdraw decided to withdraw their funding unless they move to manchester. now the demand for opera in manchester, as opera nonh opera in manchester, as opera north will tell you and other opera companies based there is very small . so basically it is very small. so basically it is and why the arts council feel they are allowed to tell organisations they fund how to behave. i don't understand. but if you, for example , wanted to if you, for example, wanted to open a theatre in the middle of nowhere and put on a play that nowhere and put on a play that no one wants to see in their right mind, and then the arts council are going to give you millions and assumption has quite rightly said , you know, quite rightly said, you know, engush quite rightly said, you know, english national opera belongs in london. it's the capital of this country. and it's he's done a very honourable thing . good

a very honourable thing. good for him right. a very honourable thing. good for him right . thank- a very honourable thing. good for him right . thank you- “cg good for him right. thank you so hueh— for him right. thank you so much, bushra— for him right. thank you so much, bushra and pierce, for joining— much, bushra and pierce, for rehhhha ue— much, bushra and pierce, for rehhhha ue hhhe— much, bushra and pierce, for joining us this morning. much, bushra and pierce, for joining us this morning . thank joining us this morning. thank weu.— joining us this morning. thank weu. heheh— joining us this morning. thank weu. heweh hh— joining us this morning. thank you. loved it. thank you for hehhhe— you. loved it. thank you for hewhha he— you. loved it. thank you for hewhha — you. loved it. thank you for having me. i'm— you. loved it. thank you for having me. i �*tht�*tic c having me. i'm back wednesday. you got tom harwood tomorrow. that's right. tom tomorrow, mark ehehh— that's right. tom tomorrow, mark eeeh eh— that's right. tom tomorrow, mark again on wednesday. coming up heeh— again on wednesday. coming up heeh-hewe— again on wednesday. coming up next - news live _ again on wednesday. coming up next news live with mark next is gb news live with mark hehhhuheh. — next is gb news live with mark hehahuheh. th— next is gb news live with mark longhurst. it has— next is gb news live with mark longhurst. i “ longhurst. it has been to the point > see .tomorrow. longhurst. it has been to the point > see-tomorrow .i