good afternoon. it's 3 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. and we are back with a bang. this— and we are back with a bang. this monday.— and we are back with a bang. this monday. here's what's on the— this monday. here's what's on the agenda— this monday. here's what's on he egehee he— this monday. here's what's on the agenda to do— this monday. here's what's on the agenda to do more migrant barges— the agenda to do more migrant hereee ee— the agenda to do more migrant barges as rishi_ the agenda to do more migrant barges as rishi sunak says, this is barges as rishi sunak says, this he whee— barges as rishi sunak says, this is what success— barges as rishi sunak says, this is what success looks like in herme— is what success looks like in terms eh— is what success looks like in terms of stopping the boats. weve— terms of stopping the boats. weve gee— terms of stopping the boats. we've got asylum seekers refusing— we've got asylum seekers refusing accommodation outside hetehe— refusing accommodation outside hotels. deportation flights. hotels. no deportation flights. the— hotels. no deportation flights. the hm— hotels. no deportation flights. the bill from _ hotels. no deportation flights. the bill from the _ hotels. no deportation flights. the bill from the taxpayer is going— the bill from the taxpayer is going through— the bill from the taxpayer is going through the roof. i don't hhhh— going through the roof. i don't ehhh thie— going through the roof. i don't think this is— going through the roof. i don't think this is what winning looks the.— think this is what winning looks the. -hewe— think this is what winning looks like. news, talking of like. in other news, talking of tee— like. in other news, talking of he harry-e— like. in other news, talking of losers, harry's no— like. in other news, talking of losers, harry's no show at court hear.— losers, harry's no show at court hear. vee— losers, harry's no show at court hear. hee hee— losers, harry's no show at court today. yes, he's managed to anger— today. yes, he's managed to anger-judge— today. yes, he's managed toi anger-judge-own anger the judge and his own regar— anger the judge and his own hear-rhe— anger the judge and his own- legal-the-hacking legal team in the phone hacking eeee-ehehehe- legal team in the phone hacking case. analysing exactly case. we are analysing exactly wher— case. we are analysing exactly whet-meane— case. we are analysing exactly what-means for- case. we are analysing exactly what means for the prince case. we are analysing exactly wha also means for the prince case. we are analysing exactly wha also lockdowns. the prince case. we are analysing exactly wha also lockdowns. ae prince case. we are analysing exactly wha also lockdowns. a lot �*ince case. we are analysing exactly wha also lockdowns. a lot of :e and also lockdowns. a lot of people— and also lockdowns. a lot of people reehhe— and also lockdowns. a lot of people feeling vindicated today. okay. — people feeling vindicated today. okay. lockdown_ people feeling vindicated today. okay. lockdown causing more harm than— okay. lockdown causing more harm hee hee— okay. lockdown causing more harm then the .— okay. lockdown causing more harm than good . that's— okay. lockdown causing more harm than good . that's what the than good. that's what the reporte— than good. that's what the reports appears— than good. that's what the reports appears to be saying . do reports appears to be saying. do you feet— reports appears to be saying. do you feel vindicated? never heath— you feel vindicated? never heath r— you feel vindicated? never again, i think— you feel vindicated? never again, i think appears to be the rheeeee ahe— again, i think appears to be the message. and finally, did you thre— message. and finally, did you see this this— message. and finally, did you see this this morning and the award— see this this morning and the aware-rhe— see this this morning and the award .the best— see this this morning and the award the best actress goes award for the best actress goes to. award for the best actress goes h-wrrhuehhr- award for the best actress goes to.-on-willoughby- award for the best actress goes to. on a willoughby award for the best actress goes to. on a sofalloughby award for the best actress goes to. on a sofa similary award for the best actress goes to. on a sofa similar sofa sitting on a sofa similar sofa to sitting on a sofa similar sofa he he— sitting on a sofa similar sofa h the he— sitting on a sofa similar sofa to the one that— sitting on a sofa similar sofa to the one that phillip schofield,_ to the one that phillip schofield, of- to the one that phillip schofield, of course, out schofield, of course, came out

as schofield, of course, came out ee-eeyhe— schofield, of course, came out as-saving-welll as gay on saying that. well heh— as gay on saying that. well heh er— as gay on saying that. well look, of course,— as gay on saying that. well look, of course, didn't know look, of course, we didn't know anything— look, of course, we didn't know anything-were- look, of course, we didn't know anything-were.lied| look, of course, we didn't know an)what -were . lied i look, of course, we didn't know an)what do were lied look, of course, we didn't know an)what do you were lied look, of course, we didn't know an)what do you make lied look, of course, we didn't know an)what do you make of lied look, of course, we didn't know an)what do you make of that? to. what do you make of that? rerrreh— to. what do you make of that? patrick christys_ to. what do you make of that? patrick christys on . gb news patrick christys on. gb news emai— patrick christys on. gb news erhei rhreh— patrick christys on. gb news email thick and— patrick christys on. gb news email thick and fast. gb views out email thick and fast. gb views err eh— email thick and fast. gb views out he newe— email thick and fast. gb views out gb news .com_ email thick and fast. gb views out gb news .com do you feel her— out gb news .com do you feel her h— out gb news .com do you feel her h by— out gb news .com do you feel lied to by rishi_ out gb news .com do you feel lied to by rishi sunak over hiererhhe— lied to by rishi sunak over migration? we're going to get em— migration? we're going to get erueh hehr— migration? we're going to get stuck right into— migration? we're going to get stuck right into that after your headline— stuck right into that after your headline .— stuck right into that after your headlines . james— stuck right into that after your headlines . james patrick i'm headlines. james patrick i'm rory— headlines. james patrick i'm rory smith— headlines. james patrick i'm rory shhh h— headlines. james patrick i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom whh— rory smith in the gb newsroom with he— rory smith in the gb newsroom with the prime— rory smith in the gb newsroom with the prime minister says his preh— with the prime minister says his the eh— with the prime minister says his plan on tackling— with the prime minister says his plan on tackling small boats and asylum— plan on tackling small boats and asylum heehhe— plan on tackling small boats and asylum backlog is— plan on tackling small boats and asylum backlog is starting to work— asylum backlog is starting to work .— asylum backlog is starting to work , hur— asylum backlog is starting to work , but admits there is still work, but admits there is still a hee— work, but admits there is still a hhe rhy— work, but admits there is still a hhe way he— work, but admits there is still a long way to go. j " g a long way to go. during a speech in kent, the prime minister said small boat crossings were down by 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate another 1000 people. but would not comment on whether they'd be located. the pm says the government is using every tool at their disposal to tackle

illegal migration. we've now . illegal migration. we've now. returned 1800 to albania in just six months. we've gone from eeeeprhe— six months. we've gone from accepting around _ six months. we've gone from accepting around 1— six months. we've gone from accepting around 1 in- tax we've gone from accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum eeeee— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to now just 1 in 50r— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50, h— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50, h 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 partnere— 50, in line with our european perrhere. ahe— 50, in line with our european partners. and what is the result of hu— partners. and what is the result or eh er— partners. and what is the result of all of this?— partners. and what is the result of all of this? well, so far, the— of all of this? well, so far, the rear,— of all of this? well, so far, this year, the _ of all of this? well, so far, this year, the number of ahehhh— this year, the number of albanian small boat arrivals has retren— albanian small boat arrivals has reheh .— albanian small boat arrivals has reheh . by— albanian small boat arrivals has fallen . by almost— albanian small boat arrivals has fallen . by almost 980. well, fallen. by almost 980. well, reheur— fallen. by almost 980. well, labour leader— fallen. by almost 980. well, labour leader sir keir starmer weherhee— labour leader sir keir starmer welcomed the— labour leader sir keir starmer welcomed the news but says the government— welcomed the news but says the government still— welcomed the news but says the government still needs to secure more returns. ' ghzr; government still needs to secure more returns. d more returns. agreements with other countries. i think everybody wants to make sure that we stop the boats. we don't want people making— that we stop the boats. we don't want people making that- want people making that theme— want people making that dangerous journey . all we've dangerous journey. all we've reent— dangerous journey. all we've really had— dangerous journey. all we've really had from _ dangerous journey. all we've really had from the government, though— really had from the government, though he— really had from the government, though he he— really had from the government, though, is the announcement of a heter— though, is the announcement of a peter-heeh-r— though, is the announcement of a policy-doesn't work.- though, is the announcement of a policy doesn't work. then policy that doesn't work. then the announcement of the same the re announcement of the same heter— the re announcement of the same policy essentially— the re announcement of the same policy essentially and it often teete— policy essentially and it often reehe r— policy essentially and it often feels, i think,— policy essentially and it often feels, i think, like groundhog dav-— feels, i think, like groundhog hey. ahe— feels, i think, like groundhog day. and meanwhile that's eeerhe— day. and meanwhile that's eeerhe e— day. and meanwhile that's costing a fortune for the taxpayer—

costing a fortune for the taxpayer .— costing a fortune for the taxpayer . and- costing a fortune for the taxpayer . and there's costing a fortune for the taxpayer. and there's this growing— taxpayer. and there's this growing sense— taxpayer. and there's this growing sense of frustration. i th at— growing sense of frustration. i mean, i'm at hinkley point c here— mean, i'm at hinkley point c here tartar.— mean, i'm at hinkley point c here today. fantastic project. rte— here today. fantastic project. he hehht— here today. fantastic project. it's behind schedule. and there-e— it's behind schedule. and there-e a— it's behind schedule. and there's a frustration here. heather— there's a frustration here. another news— there's a frustration here. another news this- there's a frustration here. another news this afternoon, thousands of british airways and boots employees are among those who have had their personal data breached following a cyber attack by says their staff were among those hit by the attack on zealous that's a payroll provider used by hundreds of companies in britain . pharmacy companies in britain. pharmacy group boots also said the attack had included some of its employees personal details . it employees personal details. it includes names, addresses and banking details . now, the judge banking details. now, the judge heanng banking details. now, the judge hearing the case of prince harry against mirror group newspaper says he was surprised to joke did not attend the high court today. did not attend the high court today . it was previously thought today. it was previously thought prince harry would attend to give evidence over claims that the newspaper articles contained information that were gathered using unlawful methods . but it's using unlawful methods. but it's now been confirmed he will enter

the witness box tomorrow to give that evidence. mirror group newspapers is contesting the claims . an inquest into the claims. an inquest into the deaths of two young people at bournemouth beach found they died of drowning. 17 year old joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from the sea dunng khan were rescued from the sea during the incident last wednesday. but both later died in hospital . dorset police says in hospital. dorset police says the beach was extremely busy at the beach was extremely busy at the time and they continue to appeal for witnesses to come forward . holly willoughby has forward. holly willoughby has returned to the this morning sofa for the first time following phillip schofield exit, opening the show today alongside josie gibson . she said alongside josie gibson. she said she felt shaken , troubled and she felt shaken, troubled and let down by schofield after he admitted to an affair with a young male employee. she also said she wants to get the show back to the warmth and magic that it usually brings. you me and all of us at this morning gave our love and support to someone who was not telling the

truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process , aha— loved. that is a lot to process , aht rte— loved. that is a lot to process , and it's equally— : that is a lot to process , and it's equally hard to see the— , and it's equally hard to see the tatt— , and it's equally hard to see the toll that— , and it's equally hard to see the toll that it's— , and it's equally hard to see the toll that it's taken on ther— the toll that it's taken on thetr arrh— the toll that it's taken on their own mental health. but i thht— their own mental health. but i thhh what— their own mental health. but i think what unites— their own mental health. but i think what unites us all now is a there— think what unites us all now is a teetre te— 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 art— a desire to heal for the health and well—being— a desire to heal for the health and well—being of everyone on. other— and well—being of everyone on. other war-t— and well—being of everyone on. ofcom won't be— and well—being of everyone on. ofcom won't be taking- and well—being of everyone on. ofcom won't be taking action after a adjoa andoh said the buckingham palace balcony was terribly white during itv's coverage of the coronation the watchdog says the comment made by the actress was a personal observation , which is part of observation, which is part of a wide ranging panel discussion, while ofcom also says it takes into account guests right to freedom of expression . an freedom of expression. an anti—vaccine conspiracy theorist has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for plotting to destroy 5g masts . 59 year old destroy 5g masts. 59 year old christine gresson discussed

getting rid of the mobile phone masts after becoming obsessed with the belief that they were unked with the belief that they were linked to covid 19 vaccine. will meanwhile, her co—defendant, darren reynolds, was jailed for 12 years after being found guilty of eight terrorist offences . this is gb news we'll offences. this is gb news we'll bnng offences. this is gb news we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to . now, though, back to. patrick yeah, we're back with a bang this monday and i'm going in on this. rishi sunak claims his step— this. rishi sunak claims his step the— this. rishi sunak claims his stop the boats— rishi sunak claims his stop the boats policy is working , hat— stop the boats policy is working , hat rt— stop the boats policy is working , hat tt tea-t.— stop the boats policy is working , but it isn't. he's— stop the boats policy is working , but it isn't. he's massaging ttearee— , but it isn't. he's massaging more figures than a woman in the hack— more figures than a woman in the hack etreete— more figures than a woman in the back streets of— more figures than a woman in the back streets of soho, if you ask harhe— back streets of soho, if you ask harhe te— back streets of soho, if you ask me. having to secure two new hareee— me. having to secure two new hareeelthe— me. having to secure two new barges the taxpayers expense barges at the taxpayers expense , whteh — barges at the taxpayers expense , which-announced- barges at the taxpayers expense , which announced today, , which he announced today, tea-t— , which he announced today, teh-t what— , which he announced today, isn't what winning like. isn't what winning looks like. harhe— isn't what winning looks like. having-seekers- isn't what winning looks like. having seekers put up in having asylum seekers put up in eehtrat— having asylum seekers put up in central london— having asylum seekers put up in central london hotels camping out central london hotels camping eat-etreete— central london hotels camping out streets because they out on the streets because they that— out on the streets because they teh-t—teh-tl don't like the conditions isn't what— don't like the conditions isn't what whethe— don't like the conditions isn't what winning looks like. he's

etatrhhe— what winning looks like. he's etatrhhe the— what winning looks like. he's claiming the albanian return eherhe— claiming the albanian return eherhe hae— claiming the albanian return scheme has been a success. well, at teaet— scheme has been a success. well, at least 12,000— scheme has been a success. well, at least 12,000 came— scheme has been a success. well, at least 12,000 came across last year— at least 12,000 came across last year aha— at least 12,000 came across last year and around— at least 12,000 came across last year and around 1800 have been eeht— year and around 1800 have been eeht hack.— year and around 1800 have been eeht haet. many— year and around 1800 have been sent back. many more have aheeehtet.— sent back. many more have absconded. so— sent back. many more have absconded. so the only thing they-ve— absconded. so the only thing they've returned— absconded. so the only thing they've returned to is a life of the— they've returned to is a life of ah the— they've returned to is a life of crime on the streets of britain, he eate— crime on the streets of britain, he says,-crossings- crime on the streets of britain, he says, crossings are down he says, boat crossings are down 20.—are— he says, boat crossings are down 20.—are etehhhe- 20. the french are stopping aeaht— 20. the french are stopping aeaht rete— 20. the french are stopping around 40% more people than they did around 40% more people than they art-year— around 40% more people than they did-year .— around 40% more people than they did-year . wett— around 40% more people than they did year. well, okay, but did last year. well, okay, but that-e— did last year. well, okay, but that-e-ae— did last year. well, okay, but that's us hundreds of that's cost us hundreds of httthhe— that's cost us hundreds of millions pounds and the wind millions of pounds and the wind is millions of pounds and the wind te hhwhe— millions of pounds and the wind te hhwhe h— millions of pounds and the wind is blowing in the— millions of pounds and the wind is blowing in the wrong direction— is blowing in the wrong direction -that- is blowing in the wrong direction -that to direction. and that appears to be-reason fewer- direction. and that appears to be reason fewer people be the main reason fewer people are be the main reason fewer people a-eerhhe— be the main reason fewer people are coming over saying are actually coming over saying athahtah— are actually coming over saying albanian boat— are actually coming over saying albanian boat crossings have tatteh— albanian boat crossings have rather hy— albanian boat crossings have tatteh by he. — albanian boat crossings have fallen by 90. would be more of a trtarhhh— fallen by 90. would be more of a trtarhhh rt— fallen by 90. would be more of a trtarhhh h we— fallen by 90. would be more of a triumph if we hadn't already let in triumph if we hadn't already let th ee— triumph if we hadn't already let th ea many— triumph if we hadn't already let th ea many at— triumph if we hadn't already let in so many of them to begin wtth— in so many of them to begin wtth. tteht— in so many of them to begin with. rishi will— in so many of them to begin with. rishi will stop the with. rishi will not stop the hate— with. rishi will not stop the boats-flights- with. rishi will not stop the boats-flights to - with. rishi will not stop the boats flights to rwanda boats until flights to rwanda tate— boats until flights to rwanda tate att— boats until flights to rwanda tate ett er— boats until flights to rwanda take off or until— boats until flights to rwanda take off or until people who eete — take off or until people who eete ta — take off or until people who refuse to stay— take off or until people who refuse to stay in— take off or until people who refuse to stay in free. rerteeth— refuse to stay in free. perfectly fine asylum seeker hetete— perfectly fine asylum seeker hetete are— perfectly fine asylum seeker hotels are deported back to where— hotels are deported back to where they— hotels are deported back to where they came from. make no threate— where they came from. make no mistake, these— where they came from. make no mistake, these people have trarettet— mistake, these people have travelled across— mistake, these people have travelled across two continents aha— travelled across two continents and they-re— travelled across two continents and they've not— travelled across two continents and they've not been happy with the conditions— and they've not been happy with the conditions anywhere . i will the conditions anywhere. i will say— the conditions anywhere. i will say rt— the conditions anywhere. i will say tt agate— the conditions anywhere. i will say tt aeah they— the conditions anywhere. i will say it again they are not asylum eeeet they— say it again they are not asylum seekers. they are— say it again they are not asylum seekers. they are asylum

eheppere. — seekers. they are asylum shoppers. rishi will also not ehe— shoppers. rishi will also not eteh the— shoppers. rishi will also not stop the boats— shoppers. rishi will also not stop the boats until we get preeeeehe— stop the boats until we get processing sorted. all he's tethe— processing sorted. all he's tethe ee— processing sorted. all he's doing ea tar— processing sorted. all he's doing so far is— processing sorted. all he's doing so far is adding to the haehhe. — doing so far is adding to the backlog. more— doing so far is adding to the backlog. more people lounging aeaht— backlog. more people lounging aeaht h— backlog. more people lounging around in britain— backlog. more people lounging around in britain on the taxpayere— around in britain on the taxpayers expense, waiting for rhtt — taxpayers expense, waiting for some woki from _ taxpayers expense, waiting for some woki from the work from heme— some woki from the work from heme etttee— some woki from the work from home office to— some woki from the work from home office to get round to looking— home office to get round to hethe at— home office to get round to looking at their— home office to get round to looking at their case file. some the— looking at their case file. some ttrhe hert— looking at their case file. some the next year.— looking at their case file. some time next year. this is what the path— time next year. this is what the public actually— time next year. this is what the public actually need to see to tethere— public actually need to see to believe that _ public actually need to see to believe that the— public actually need to see to believe that the stop the boats hattetee— believe that the stop the boats pettetee are— believe that the stop the boats policies are working. this is what— policies are working. this is what we— policies are working. this is what we need— policies are working. this is what we need to— policies are working. this is what we need to see swerving. the— what we need to see swerving. the eeht— what we need to see swerving. the we aha— what we need to see swerving. the echr and getting rwanda thee— the echr and getting rwanda tttee tatthe— the echr and getting rwanda flies taking off— the echr and getting rwanda flies taking off less taxpayers money— flies taking off less taxpayers money being— flies taking off less taxpayers money being spent on asylum eeeet— money being spent on asylum seeker hotels— money being spent on asylum seeker hotels ,_ money being spent on asylum seeker hotels , rapid processing seeker hotels, rapid processing aha— seeker hotels, rapid processing and ultimately— seeker hotels, rapid processing and ultimately people in calais paehhe— and ultimately people in calais paethe ah— and ultimately people in calais paethe ah ther— and ultimately people in calais packing up their tents and retahtarth— packing up their tents and voluntarily heading back through europe— voluntarily heading back through europe because— voluntarily heading back through europe because they realise that hrttath— europe because they realise that hrttah te— europe because they realise that hrttah he he— europe because they realise that britain is no longer a soft teach.— britain is no longer a soft touch that— britain is no longer a soft touch. that is— britain is no longer a soft touch. that is what's stopping the hate— touch. that is what's stopping the boats look— touch. that is what's stopping the boats look like and that's het— the boats look like and that's not what— the boats look like and that's not what we've— the boats look like and that's not what we've got, is it . well not what we've got, is it. well that-e— not what we've got, is it. well hate that— not what we've got, is it. well hate that r— not what we've got, is it. well that's what i think. a lot to get— that's what i think. a lot to get etaet— that's what i think. a lot to get stuck into— that's what i think. a lot to get stuck into today. on rishi

sahat-e— get stuck into today. on rishi sahat-e big— get stuck into today. on rishi sunak's big announcement. i want to hear— sunak's big announcement. i want to hear trem— sunak's big announcement. i want to hear tram ha— sunak's big announcement. i want to hear from you though. email me eh— to hear from you though. email he he vehe— to hear from you though. email me gb views. gb— to hear from you though. email me gb views. gb news .com. as i eat— me gb views. gb news .com. as i eat a— me gb views. gb news .com. as i eat a mement— me gb views. gb news .com. as i said a moment ago,— me gb views. gb news .com. as i said a moment ago, rishi sunak etatrhe— said a moment ago, rishi sunak etatrhe hte— said a moment ago, rishi sunak claims his plan— said a moment ago, rishi sunak claims his plan to— said a moment ago, rishi sunak claims his plan to tackle the erhatt— claims his plan to tackle the small-crisis— claims his plan to tackle the small crisis starting small boats crisis is starting to wart— small boats crisis is starting to avert . — small boats crisis is starting to avert . her.— small boats crisis is starting to work. hey, i'd- small boats crisis is starting to work . r; r: l small boats crisis is starting to work . r; l l. to work. hey, i'd like to update you on the progress that the home secretary and i are making . and my message is this our plan is starting to work before ilaunch plan is starting to work before i launch my plan in december, the number entering the uk illegally in small boats had more than quadrupled 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 to go. but in the five months since i launched the plan , all since i launched the plan, all crossings are now . down 20% crossings are now. down 20% compared to last year. but we are not complacent because we know people smugglers are highly organised and will change their

tactics if we let them . i will tactics if we let them. i will not rest until the boats are stopped with grip and determination. the government can fix this and we are using every tool at our disposal. but i will reiterate today- every tool at our disposal. but i will reiterate today it's- i will reiterate today it's announced— i will reiterate today it's announced that we can expect two rhteraht— announced that we can expect two new migrant barges— announced that we can expect two new migrant barges exactly where they— new migrant barges exactly where they 90- — new migrant barges exactly where they 90- rterhah— new migrant barges exactly where they 90- rterhah a— new migrant barges exactly where they go. remain a mystery. people— they go. remain a mystery. people aren't— they go. remain a mystery. people aren't happy to have them anywhere— people aren't happy to have them anywhere ter— people aren't happy to have them anywhere ter a— people aren't happy to have them anywhere for a variety of ttttereht— anywhere for a variety of different reasons. how is our aeytarh— different reasons. how is our aeytarh eeeet— different reasons. how is our asylum seeker hotel bill doing? sheet,— asylum seeker hotel bill doing? shock, horror.— asylum seeker hotel bill doing? shock, horror. it's— asylum seeker hotel bill doing? shock, horror. it's going up. were— shock, horror. it's going up. were hawthe— shock, horror. it's going up. we're having to— shock, horror. it's going up. we're having to build more heat— we're having to build more social housing,— we're having to build more social housing, not for people whe— social housing, not for people who are— social housing, not for people who are already— social housing, not for people who are already here, but for aeytwrh— who are already here, but for asylum seekers— who are already here, but for asylum seekers and refugees. and we are-te— asylum seekers and refugees. and we are-ta eee— asylum seekers and refugees. and we are-ta any— asylum seekers and refugees. and we are to see any form of we are yet to see any form of teterreht— we are yet to see any form of teterreht h— we are yet to see any form of deterrent in the— we are yet to see any form of deterrent in the shape of a rush— deterrent in the shape of a ttteht rathe— deterrent in the shape of a flight taking off. and of course, we _ flight taking off. and of course, we have ruled out twrhhe— course, we have ruled out twrhhe the— course, we have ruled out turning the boats back. so it's all turning the boats back. so it's at very— turning the boats back. so it's at very wett— turning the boats back. so it's all very well and— turning the boats back. so it's all very well and good massage on all very well and good massage eh theee— all very well and good massage on these figures— all very well and good massage on these figures and saying the trench— on these figures and saying the trench are— on these figures and saying the french are stopping more people. were— french are stopping more people. we-re-tewer— french are stopping more people. we're fewer albanians and we're seeing fewer albanians and were—heate- we're seeing fewer albanians and we're—boats comingi we're seeing fewer boats comingi across-moment.-i'm across at the moment. but as i'm about— across at the moment. but as i'm about te— across at the moment. but as i'm about to tatt— across at the moment. but as i'm about to talk-with- across at the moment. but as i'm about to talk with our about to talk about with our heme— about to talk about with our home—editor. about to talk about with our. home—editor mark home and security editor mark whe— home and security editor mark whtte,—rl home and security editor mark. whtte,—r white, who's in dover, who i can go white, who's in dover, who i can teleol— white, who's in dover, who i can eelhew warh— white, who's in dover, who i can go i now, mark, there - white, who's in dover, who i can go now, mark, there is an go to now, mark, there is an atterhatwe— go to now, mark, there is an alternative explanation. is there— alternative explanation. is there-ah— alternative explanation. is

there an alternative there not an alternative explanation— there not an alternative explanation as to we are explanation as to why we are eeehe— explanation as to why we are eeehe fewer— explanation as to why we are seeing fewer boats crossing the chahhet—rhere- seeing fewer boats crossing the. channel—moreldo? channel and it's got more to do? i channel and it's got more to do? r—whether— channel and it's got more to do? i_whether than- i think, with whether than etehhhe— i think, with whether than stopping policies i think, with whether than- stopping-policies as stopping the boats policies as us stopping the boats policies as us pathet— stopping the boats policies as us patrick are— stopping the boats policies as us patrick are all those that i eheat— us patrick are all those that i eheat te— us patrick are all those that i epeat to that— us patrick are all those that i speak to that have expert thewtetee— speak to that have expert knowledge of— speak to that have expert knowledge of the marine environment— knowledge of the marine environment around here, say the retwethh— environment around here, say the retwethh h— environment around here, say the reduction in the— environment around here, say the reduction in the number of hearte— reduction in the number of teeth coming— reduction in the number of people coming across in small heate— people coming across in small heate hae— people coming across in small heate hae aet— people coming across in small boats has got very little to do wtth— boats has got very little to do wtth the— boats has got very little to do with the tougher— boats has got very little to do with the tougher approach and eweryththe— with the tougher approach and ewerythhe te— with the tougher approach and everything to do— with the tougher approach and everything to do with the prevailing — everything to do with the prevailing weather conditions. the— prevailing weather conditions. the threaee— prevailing weather conditions. the increase in— prevailing weather conditions. the increase in wind- prevailing weather conditions. the increase in wind and- the increase in wind and especially from the north—west, which has been causing trouble in the channel really since october of last year. i've got a bit of video that i want to show you now that really is illustrative of this. we just captured this a few moments ago of a small boat making its way past the entrance to dover harbour. and you can see that that boat is being lashed by waves as it makes its way along the seafront there . and the wind

the seafront there. and the wind conditions today are between 16 and 18 miles an hour. that is not a strong wind by any means, just tipping into the moderate. but what that does, especially blowing from the direction it's blowing from the direction it's blowing from the direction it's blowing from , is it pushes blowing from, is it pushes against the tide and it pushes up the waves to over half a metre , which means for a small metre, which means for a small boat like that, it's difficult enough to make its way across. but for these inflatables , very but for these inflatables, very flimsy in nature of course, it's almost impossible able to navigate anything that's over half a metre in height. and because the winds have not necessarily been raging at gale force since october, but they have been pretty persistently just above that sort of 12 to 15 miles an hour , that make the miles an hour, that make the seas impassable. then the people smugglers are not pushing their boats out because they know that the likelihood is the boat is

either going to return to shore or it's going to be picked up by the french because it gets into trouble. so when we get to a penod trouble. so when we get to a period where it's flat calm and not the kind of conditions, even , you know, that we're seeing today, but actually see proper flat calm conditions , we can flat calm conditions, we can expect that there will be very significant numbers of boats coming across and the numbers pushing probably a thousand on some of the very good days that we saw last year as well. yeah absolutely. mark rishi sunak etearty— absolutely. mark rishi sunak etearty trythe— absolutely. mark rishi sunak clearly trying to— clint mark rishi sunak clearly trying to hail this as eart— clearly trying to hail this as some sort of— clearly trying to hail this as some sort of success. and robert rehrtet— some sort of success. and robert rehrtet wae— some sort of success. and robert jenrick was wheeled out to the heee— jenrick was wheeled out to the tree the— jenrick was wheeled out to the press over the weekend. our rhhterathh— press over the weekend. our immigration minister, he was eayhe— immigration minister, he was sayingr hey,— immigration minister, he was saying, hey, look, we started to depart— saying, hey, look, we started to deport thousands— saying, hey, look, we started to deport thousands of albanians. then—aha- deport thousands of albanians. then—aha ttl deport thousands of albanians.. then—and it was then he was corrected and it was hwhtrete— then he was corrected and it was hwhtrete aha— then he was corrected and it was hundreds and then— then he was corrected and it was hundreds and then it kind of ether— hundreds and then it kind of settled around— hundreds and then it kind of settled around the 1800 mark who-t— settled around the 1800 mark whe-t teen— settled around the 1800 mark who'd been flown back to hthaata— who'd been flown back to albania. but— who'd been flown back to albania. but of- who'd been flown back to albania. but of course, 12,000 came across last— albania. but of course, 12,000 came across last year that we thew— came across last year that we knew at. — came across last year that we knew at. that — came across last year that we know of. and as— came across last year that we know of. and as far as we can gar...— know of. and as far as we can gather, tatte— know of. and as far as we can gather, rate a— know of. and as far as we can gather, quite a few of those have — gather, quite a few of those have absconded— gather, quite a few of those have absconded . yeah well, you

have absconded. yeah well, you thew,— have absconded. yeah well, you knew he— have absconded. yeah well, you know, it's potentially very taheehwe— know, it's potentially very dangerous to _ know, it's potentially very dangerous to go down the road of at the— dangerous to go down the road of at thte earty— dangerous to go down the road of at this early stage— dangerous to go down the road of at this early stage hailing success us— at this early stage hailing success us in— at this early stage hailing success us in this endeavour to etha— success us in this endeavour to eteh the— success us in this endeavour to ehe the erhatt— success us in this endeavour to stop the small boats that very aeeerthh— stop the small boats that very assertion could— stop the small boats that very assertion could come back to the— assertion could come back to htte them— assertion could come back to htte therh th— assertion could come back to bite them in the— assertion could come back to bite them in the backside when we get— bite them in the backside when we get the — bite them in the backside when we get into the— bite them in the backside when we get into the summer and when we get into the summer and when we get— we get into the summer and when we get tate— we get into the summer and when we get the the— we get into the summer and when we get into the flat— we get into the summer and when we get into the flat calm conditions _ we get into the flat calm conditions and- we get into the flat calm conditions and when we get the very— conditions and when we get the very etghttteaht— conditions and when we get the very significant numbers of erhatt— very significant numbers of small boats— very significant numbers of small boats coming across. i mean, you're right— small boats coming across. i mean, you're right about the albanian numbers. there were a between 12 and 13,000 albanians on the small boats last year. it's only 28in the first quarter of this year. so it's significant reduced, but it may be, of course, that those that did want to come came last year anyway and have no real intention in others of coming across issue. we don't know what the fundamental reasons behind that are it might be to do with the tougher policy of the british government we don't know at this stage and that might

well have further down the line an impact on the overall total numbers towards the end of the yeah numbers towards the end of the year. but what it's not having an impact on are the numbers of boats and the number of boats coming across just forget the 7500 people, but just the number of boats are down because they can't get into the water in the first place because of the weather conditions. simple as . weather conditions. simple as. mark white, thank you very much. gb mark white, thank you very much. he newe— mark white, thank you very much. he wewe ae— mark white, thank you very much. gb news as home— mark white, thank you very much. gb news as home security editor whe— gb news as home security editor who wtt— gb news as home security editor who wttt he— gb news as home security editor who will be discussing this throughout— who will be discussing this throughout the— who will be discussing this throughout the course of the ehew. — throughout the course of the ehew. |arh — throughout the course of the show.iam joined- throughout the course of the show. am joined though by show. i am joined now though by that— show. i am joined now though by wart-whee— show. i am joined now though by mark -who's from - show. i am joined now though by mark who's from the mark davies, who's from the ttetwge— mark davies, who's from the refuge council. _ mark davies, who's from the refuge council. mark, thank you very— refuge council. mark, thank you very-rte— refuge council. mark, thank you very-rte great— refuge council. mark, thank you very-rte great te- refuge council. mark, thank you very it's great to have very much. it's great to have you— very much. it's great to have yew-ether— very much. it's great to have you-other break- very much. it's great to have you other break line you on the other break line tetay— you on the other break line tetay tram — you on the other break line today from rishi sunak was about today from rishi sunak was about to ew— today from rishi sunak was about to rhtgrahte— today from rishi sunak was about to new migrants barges. we are yet te— to new migrants barges. we are yet to discover— to new migrants barges. we are yet to discover exactly where in the th— yet to discover exactly where in the uk they— yet to discover exactly where in the uk they will— yet to discover exactly where in the uk they will be plonked . the uk they will be plonked. what-e— the uk they will be plonked. what-e yew— the uk they will be plonked. what's your reaction to that ? what's your reaction to that? wett— what's your reaction to that? wett r— what's your reaction to that? wett r heare— what's your reaction to that? well i mean, we— what's your reaction to that? well i mean, we don't agree with the hea— well i mean, we don't agree with the ttea et— well i mean, we don't agree with the idea of putting— well i mean, we don't agree with the idea of putting people on hargee— the idea of putting people on hargee aha— the idea of putting people on barges and we— the idea of putting people on barges and we sympathise with the communities— barges and we sympathise with the communities that will be grehahty— the communities that will be probably unhappy about it as

wett— probably unhappy about it as wett . — probably unhappy about it as wett . rte— probably unhappy about it as well . it's not— probably unhappy about it as well . it's not it's- probably unhappy about it as well. probably unhappy about it as well . e e well. it's not it's not the way to treat people. it's not the way that british people want to treat who've escaped treat people who've escaped trauma really difficult trauma and really difficult circumstances in their home countries . and it's a direct countries. and it's a direct result of the government's mismanagement of the asylum system. if it wasn't for the fact that there's a massive backlog of claims, as you've rightly out, we rightly pointed out, then we wouldn't in position where wouldn't be in a position where the scrambling the government is scrambling around trying to find places to put so totally agree put people. so totally agree with i we have with you. yeah i think we have found a point total agreement found a point of total agreement which this backlog. i which is on this backlog. i mean, it's absolutely ridiculous reatty— really that we've got this ant— really that we've got this amount-just. really that we've got this- amount-just waiting amount of people just waiting for amount of people just waiting hr yeare — amount of people just waiting for years. .costing- amount of people just waiting for years. costing the for years. it's costing the taxpayer— for years. it's costing the taxpayer amount for years. it's costing the taxpayer- amount money. for years. it's costing the taxp the -amount money. for years. it's costing the taxp the main-amount money. for years. it's costing the taxp the main reason unt money. for years. it's costing the taxp the main reason why money. for years. it's costing the taxp the main reason why we'reiey. it is the main reason why we're eeethg— it is the main reason why we're eeethg-et— it is the main reason why we're eeethg-et hearte- it is the main reason why we're seeing of people in hotels seeing a lot of people in hotels .|eweheet— seeing a lot of people in hotels .|eweheet yew— seeing a lot of people in hotels .isuspect you and— seeing a lot of people in hotels .isuspect you and i- seeing a lot of people in hotels . suspect you and i may differ . i suspect you and i may differ whea— . i suspect you and i may differ wheh rt— . i suspect you and i may differ wheh tt-ewt— . i suspect you and i may differ when it out whether or not when it turns out whether or not what—the- when it turns out whether or not what—like given- when it turns out whether or not what—like given oni what verdict we'd like given on the—the- the people who are on the haehhg. — the people who are on the backlog. .there - the people who are on the backlog. there go. the people who are on the- backlog. .there . go. also, backlog. but there we go. also, ttteht— backlog. but there we go. also, rishi—defending- backlog. but there we go. also, rishi defending was rishi sunak was defending was tetehtthg— rishi sunak was defending was tetehtthg the— rishi sunak was defending was defending the idea of detaining haya— defending the idea of detaining haya tahtty— defending the idea of detaining inaya family child migrants, hearte— inaya family child migrants, people claiming to be children eehthg— people claiming to be children coming across— people claiming to be children coming across the channel do you ththh— coming across the channel do you ththh that-e— coming across the channel do you think that's inhumane because he was think that's inhumane because he eayhg— think that's inhumane because he eaythg, were— think that's inhumane because he was saying, we're going to do

the— was saying, we're going to do this because— was saying, we're going to do this because we— was saying, we're going to do this because we want to deter hearte— this because we want to deter geegte tram — this because we want to deter geegte thrh teet— this because we want to deter people from just pushing ehtttreh— people from just pushing children out— people from just pushing children out into the channel aha— children out into the channel and thewthg— children out into the channel and knowing that we will be able to and knowing that we will be able tea-them.— and knowing that we will be able to .them.lmean,_ and knowing that we will be able to-themlmean, it's- to take them. i mean, it's tetatty— to take them. i mean, it's totally inhumane and it's not fundamentally— totally inhumane and it's not fundamentally in line with hrttteh— fundamentally in line with british values— fundamentally in line with british values ,_ fundamentally in line with british values , actually. british values, actually. ratrteh— british values, actually. ratrteh r— british values, actually. patrick, i think- british values, actually. patrick, i think it's- british values, actually. patrick, i think it's something that most people in this country would absolutely abhorrent. would find absolutely abhorrent. and a really horrendous and it's a really horrendous thing. i mean, the fact is, and these are facts, unfortunately , these are facts, unfortunately, from the home office's own statistics , that the vast statistics, that the vast majority of people who come across the boats are genuine across on the boats are genuine refugees. they're places refugees. they're from places like afghanistan, which is a place that said where we'd place that we said where we'd help people as they escape. i'm going have to cut in there. going to have to cut in there. i'm have to cut in i'm going to have to cut in there— i'm going to have to cut in there because— i'm going to have to cut in there because this is a this is attgwre— there because this is a this is attgwre wart.— there because this is a this is a figure mark. this is a etattette— a figure mark. this is a statistic that- a figure mark. this is a statistic that yourself and ethere— statistic that yourself and ethere-yew - statistic that yourself and others-you do - statistic that yourself and others you do wheel out. others like you do wheel out. hat—th- others like you do wheel out. hat—h the- others like you do wheel out. but—in the same but you say that in the same breath— but you say that in the same hreath ae— but you say that in the same breath as the _ but you say that in the same breath as the fact that we aerat— breath as the fact that we aren't we are _ breath as the fact that we aren't we are not processing ing the wet— aren't we are not processing ing the vast majority— aren't we are not processing ing the vast majority people the vast majority of people eehthg—yewl the vast majority of people. coming—you don't coming over. so. so you don't thew— coming over. so. so you don't know that.— coming over. so. so you don't know that. none— coming over. so. so you don't know that. none of us know whether— know that. none of us know whether er— know that. none of us know whether or not— know that. none of us know whether or not the majority of theee— whether or not the majority of these-genuine— whether or not the majority of these genuine asylum seekers these are genuine asylum seekers at—we— these are genuine asylum seekers at—we are— these are genuine asylum seekers at we are processing at all because we are processing so at all because we are processing ea rew—

at all because we are processing ea tew et— at all because we are processing so few of them.— at all because we are processing so few of them. can— at all because we are processing so few of them. can i ask you a bit so few of them. can i ask you a htt ahewt— so few of them. can i ask you a bit about whether— so few of them. can i ask you a bit about whether or not your cause is slightly— bit about whether or not your cause is slightly undermined gtweh— cause is slightly undermined gtweh a— cause is slightly undermined gtweh a ew— cause is slightly undermined given a new report from the international— given a new report from the international rescue committee, whteh— international rescue committee, whteh appeare— international rescue committee, which appears to _ international rescue committee, which appears to show that we are which appears to show that we treatthg— which appears to show that we are treating asylum seekers and retwgeee—thah- are treating asylum seekers and refugees—than our. refugees much better than our tweheah— refugees much better than our tweheah-aht- refugees much better than our european and whether or european friends and whether or not european friends and whether or net yew— european friends and whether or eat you ehewtt— european friends and whether or not you should be— european friends and whether or not you should be taking your ttght— not you should be taking your ttght te— not you should be taking your ttght to the— not you should be taking your fight to the european union theteat.— fight to the european union instead. well— fight to the european union instead. well i— fight to the european union instead. well i haven't seen that— instead. well i haven't seen that report — instead. well i haven't seen that report. it's— instead. well i haven't seen that report. e instead. well i haven't seen that report. ”65th that report. it's not really the case.i that report. it's not really the case. i mean, actually benefits for people seeking asylum are much are actually better in france, for instance. so i'd have to have a look at that report. but i think i mean, you cut me off when i was talking about the and i understand why, of , around the know, of course, around the you know, the facts and the facts are that when claims are processed best, they are the vast majority of those claims are agreed. so 75% of all claims. and that's you're absolutely right that they should be processed much more quickly. absolutely and we've got this absurd backlog. but that doesn't mean that people are twiddling their and are twiddling their thumbs and not anything. fact, not doing anything. in fact, when they are processing the claims, that claims, they're finding that people from these terrible countries, these countries

countries, these these countries which are facing real problems like afghanistan, which, as i said you know, we promised that said, you know, we promised that we'd help people we'd step in and help people facing taliban and all the facing the taliban and all the threats and let threats of that. and we've let those people down, those people who with the british who served with the british military the military or supported the british . and we're british military. and we're absolutely this is this interesting people. it is interesting 40 people. it is interesting 40 people. it is interesting-under- interesting 40 people. it is interesting .under the i interesting that under the government— government, it is interesting. htghahtetah— government, it is interesting. afghanistan, mentioned afghanistan, it's you mentioned you afghanistan, it's you mentioned yew—the— afghanistan, it's you mentioned you—the british- you mentioned the british httttary— you mentioned the british. military—because you mentioned the british- military_because i military there, mark, because i guarantee— military there, mark, because i can guarantee you that there are hearte— can guarantee you that there are hearth—th— can guarantee you that there are people—in countries. people who fought in countries the— people who fought in countries the rag— people who fought in countries the tag aha— people who fought in countries like iraq and afghanistan who weath— like iraq and afghanistan who wewtt—thetrl would absolutely give their hthettey— would absolutely give their hthetteylhe— would absolutely give their hinckley be put free of hinckley to be put up free of charge— hinckley to be put up free of ehargelthe— hinckley to be put up free of charge the taxpayers expense charge at the taxpayers expense in charge at the taxpayers expense th -eehtrat— charge at the taxpayers expense in -central london - charge at the taxpayers expense in central london with in hotels in central london with tea— in hotels in central london with het aha— in hotels in central london with bed and board— in hotels in central london with bed and board hotels. that, of course, such outrage by these asylum , some of whom course, such outrage by these asylutravelled , some of whom course, such outrage by these asylutravelled across e of whom course, such outrage by these asylutravelled across two whom have travelled across two continents. and what you're continents. and if what you're saying swerved saying is true, even swerved a better life, better benefits in countries like france in order to come over here and reside over here. i did say it before. i think a lot of these people are shoppers, not asylum are asylum shoppers, not asylum seekers i ask you about seekers. but can i ask you about the council ? because the refugee council? because there have been accusations levelled groups which levelled at a few groups which insinuate that you are basically

aiding and abetting human trafficking in the sense that you are providing support for people and in some way, albeit indirectly, encourage urging people to make a dangerous journey across the channel. how would you respond to that? well it's a very serious charge, patrick, and it's absolutely not the case at all. what we do is we hrewtte— the case at all. what we do is we provide services— f what we do is we provide services like therapy . we— we provide services like therapy . we ttteratty— we provide services like therapy . we literally provide blankets art— . we literally provide blankets and hat— . we literally provide blankets and hat ter— . we literally provide blankets and food for children unaccompanied children who've tateh— unaccompanied children who've taken-incredible— unaccompanied children who've taken-incredible ,_ unaccompanied children who've taken incredible , dangerous taken an incredible, dangerous harhey— taken an incredible, dangerous harhey ahee— taken an incredible, dangerous journey across the channel that-e— journey across the channel hate the— journey across the channel that's the kind _ journey across the channel that's the kind of thing we do. we that's the kind of thing we do. we eertathty— that's the kind of thing we do. we certainly don't— that's the kind of thing we do. we certainly don't encourage aryhety— we certainly don't encourage ahyhety. rte— we certainly don't encourage ahyhety. we a— we certainly don't encourage anybody. it's a horrendous thing for anybody. it's a horrendous thing tar—that- anybody. it's a horrendous thingi for—that journey. for somebody to do that journey. it's-dangerous. _ for somebody to do that journey. it's-dangerous. if- for somebody to do that journey. it's dangerous. if you it's really dangerous. if you tate— it's really dangerous. if you tatelhet— it's really dangerous. if you takellook at— it's really dangerous. if you take llook at the - it's really dangerous. if you take look at the there's take a look at the there's a hrttttaht— take a look at the there's a hrttttaht app,— take a look at the there's a brilliant app, actually, you brilliant app, actually, if you want—whtehl brilliant app, actually, if you- want_which shows brilliant app, actually, if you- waiof_which shows brilliant app, actually, if you- waiof the _which shows brilliant app, actually, if you waiof the channel which shows brilliant app, actually, if you waiof the channel shipping shows all of the channel shipping tatte— all of the channel shipping trattte tt— all of the channel shipping traffic, if you _ all of the channel shipping traffic, if you know, taking that— traffic, if you know, taking that harhey— traffic, if you know, taking that journey is— traffic, if you know, taking that journey is an incredibly tahgehwe— that journey is an incredibly dangerous thing to do. and we weath— dangerous thing to do. and we would discourage— dangerous thing to do. and we would discourage anybody from tethg— would discourage anybody from tang—area- doing that. we would also aheetwtety— absolutely condemn wholeheartedly people wholeheartedly the people erhwggtere— wholeheartedly the people smugglers who make money out of this smugglers who make money out of thte-trate. — smugglers who make money out of this-trade. they're— this evil trade. they're haeteatty— this evil trade. they're l basically-money this evil trade. they're- basically-money out of basically making money out of hearth-e— basically making money out of geegte-e hteery— basically making money out of geegte-e hteery .— basically making money out of people's misery . people who've people's misery. people who've eeeahet— people's misery. people who've eeeaget ththge— people's misery. people who've escaped things that and escaped things that you and i weath— escaped things that you and i wewtt thet— escaped things that you and i would just find— escaped things that you and i would just find horrendous. and they— would just find horrendous. and they-treated. - would just find horrendous. andj they-treated. .that they should be treated. is that true.—

they should be treated. is that trae-that— they should be treated. is that true, -that .treat - they should be treated. is that true, that treat people they should be treated. rzi;7 because, they should be treated. 7 because, you they should be treated. c7 because, you know, from ukraine? because, you know, we gtweh— from ukraine? because, you know, we we've given 200,000- “c7 because, you know, we we've given 200,000 visas to hearte— we we've given 200,000 visas to teeth tram — we we've given 200,000 visas to people from ukraine, and rightly so. people from ukraine, and rightly hat— people from ukraine, and rightly hat we— people from ukraine, and rightly so. but we don't— people from ukraine, and rightly so. but we don't seem to think that— so. but we don't seem to think that a— so. but we don't seem to think that a hate— so. but we don't seem to think that a house-in- so. but we don't seem to think that a house in syria or that a house bombed in syria or rah— that a house bombed in syria or rah er— that a house bombed in syria or rah er satan— that a house bombed in syria or iran or sudan is— that a house bombed in syria or iran or sudan is the same as a hate— iran or sudan is the same as a hewee herhhet— iran or sudan is the same as a house bombed in— iran or sudan is the same as a house bombed in ukraine, which reatty— house bombed in ukraine, which seems really strange. well, i can understand— seems really strange. well, i can understand that. i mean, hawthg— can understand that. i mean, hawthg gene— can understand that. i mean, having gone to report from the syrian the iraqi syrian border and the iraqi border and speaking to border myself and speaking to people camps in people on migrant camps there in places are places like turkey, they are actually try to actually dead keen to try to stay the area there and stay around the area there and maybe bit more maybe a little bit more support in yeah i mean, in those areas. yeah i mean, look, mark, thank you very, very much. quickly to say most hearte— much. quickly to say most geegte, meet— c“ quickly to say most people, most refugees do c“.c“ quickly to say most people, most refugees do stay in the neighbouring— people, most refugees do stay in the neighbouring area because etwhwety— the neighbouring area because ehwhwety they— the neighbouring area because obviously they want home the neighbouring area because ob'soon.y they want home the neighbouring area because ob' soon as hey want home the neighbouring area because ob' soon as they vant home the neighbouring area because ob'soon as they possibly home the neighbouring area because ob' soon as they possibly can.ne as soon as they possibly can. art— as soon as they possibly can. aht that-e— as soon as they possibly can. and that's-reality.- as soon as they possibly can. and that's reality. you and that's the reality. you thew,— and that's the reality. you knew we— and that's the reality. you know, we talk— and that's the reality. you know, we talk a lot about retwgeee— know, we talk a lot about retwgeee th— know, we talk a lot about refugees in this country, but aetwatty— refugees in this country, but aetwatty we— refugees in this country, but actually we -far- refugees in this country, but actually we far fewer actually we take far fewer retwgeee— actually we take far fewer refugees-the - actually we take far fewer refugees the rest of. yeah, refugees than the rest of. yeah, but refugees than the rest of. yeah, hat-are— refugees than the rest of. yeah, hat-are tahthg— refugees than the rest of. yeah, but are taking more economic but we are taking more economic htgrahte. — but we are taking more economic htgrahte. -hreh-t- but we are taking more economic migrants. -aren't we?- migrants. mark aren't we? because a people coming because a lot of people coming across now across the channel now are actually and have actually from india and we have actually from india and we have a good, workable visa a very, very good, workable visa scheme with india. and it strongly that those strongly indicates that those people match economic people do not match the economic criteria, which is quite easy actually, legally actually, in order to legally come here. there's a lot of

come here. so there's a lot of people coming the channel come here. so there's a lot of peofarezoming the channel come here. so there's a lot of peofarezomin india. the channel come here. so there's a lot of peofarezomin india. presumably. now are from india. presumably you that because you don't support that because they're are they ? they're not refugees, are they? no, i mean, absolutely . it's no, i mean, absolutely. it's really interesting that- really interesting that there's ewttehty— really interesting that there's suddenly increase suddenly an increase in the meth— suddenly an increase in the number-indians- suddenly an increase in the- number-indians-that's number of indians coming. that's aheetwtety— absolutely right. and we don't thew—rt.- absolutely right. and we don't thew—rt. hwtl know the reasons for it. but yeae— know the reasons for it. but you're-economic. you're right that economic htgrathh— you're right that economicj migration,_we you're right that economic. migration,_we do you're right that economic- migration,_we do know migration, we do know we do know the — migration, we do know we do know the reasons. -probably- migration, we do know we do know the reasons. e the reasons. well, probably it's but i it's really, really but i think it's really, really important that vast important to say that the vast majority as by the home majority, as proven by the home office statistics , come here office statistics, come here because facing a real because they are facing a real trauma in their home countries. you're absolutely right about htta. — you're absolutely right about htta. rte— you're absolutely right about htta. he a— you're absolutely right about india. it's a really interesting gweethh— india. it's a really interesting question, isn't— india. it's a really interesting question, isn't it? just it's india. it's a really interesting qireallyi, isn't it? just it's india. it's a really interesting qireallyinterestingust it's india. it's a really interesting qireally interesting ,;t it's a really interesting, interesting- a really interesting, interesting about interesting question about hthanta— albania. yeah, you've referenced that— albania. yeah, you've referenced that-wett. — albania. yeah, you've referenced that-wett. hat- albania. yeah, you've referenced that well. but what that a lot as well. but what i ththt— that a lot as well. but what i ththtlreatty— that a lot as well. but what i think really important is think is really important is that— think is really important is that we— think is really important is that we don't— think is really important is that we don't overlook the fact that— that we don't overlook the fact that-hearte- that we don't overlook the fact. that-people-coming that obviously people are coming trem— that obviously people are coming tram—satan- that obviously people are coming tram—satah .- that obviously people are coming from _sudan , which . from places like sudan, which wae—the— from places like sudan, which was—the news- from places like sudan, which was the news where was recently in the news where thet— was recently in the news where thetr—hethg- was recently in the news where their being bombed was recently in the news where- their_being bombed and their homes are being bombed and they-re— they're being forced out of the country. — they're being forced out of the country. -thew - they're being forced out of the country. know, they country. and, you know, they have— country. and, you know, they have reatty— country. and, you know, they have really strong cases now . have really strong cases now. warh— have really strong cases now. that, warh— have really strong cases now. mark, mark, thank you . mark, mark, thank you. be pressed— mark, mark, thank you. be preeeet tar— mark, mark, thank you. be pressed for time.- mark, mark, thank you. be pressed for time. but thank you very, very much. seriously, i did enjoy that and i hope to talk to you again. really appreciate it's appreciate you coming on. it's mark the mark davies there for the refugee take all refugee council. take care. all right. okay. so loads more on

this website, this story on our website, gb news find the news .com. you will find the best opinion, all best analysis, big opinion, all the breaking news as the latest breaking news as well. harry, he was well. now, prince harry, he was meant in court today, meant to be in court today, wasn't there's our wasn't he? there's lots on our website as well. but website about that as well. but guess didn't bother guess what? he didn't bother turning up massive sense of entitlement. supposedly he missed it because of his daughter's birthday. only daughter's birthday. we've only got plan that. harry got a year to plan that. harry also, think she's i'm also, i think she's too. so i'm not sure would have missed not sure she would have missed you and patrick christys on

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from personal experience, but that case for dear that wasn't the case for dear prince harry was due prince harry today. he was due to attend high the to attend the high court for the start his case against the start of his case against the daily mirror over daily mirror mirror group over alleged phone hacking. his lawyer the duke sussex lawyer said the duke of sussex was unable to attend because he was unable to attend because he was daughter's was celebrating his daughter's birthday in the us yesterday and only to fly the uk only managed to fly to the uk last due to appear last night. he is due to appear tomorrow for brutal tomorrow for a brutal cross—examination, which of course we will be all over. gb news royal correspondent cameron walker is at the high court for us today. no high drama at the high court because he's not rocked up nato. it was a no show trem— rocked up nato. it was a no show tram three— rocked up nato. it was a no show from prince harry,— rocked up nato. it was a no show from prince harry, patrick- c: c. \r ' q it was a no show from prince harry, patrick and the tagge— from prince harry, patrick and the twtge eart— from prince harry, patrick and the judge said he was actually ewrhrteet— the judge said he was actually surprised that— the judge said he was actually surprised that the duke of sweee— surprised that the duke of sussex was not- surprised that the duke of sussex was not here today heeawee— sussex was not here today because the _ sussex was not here today because the judge in a previous day at— because the judge in a previous day at the— because the judge in a previous day of this trial— because the judge in a previous day of this trial had essentially- day of this trial had essentially he day of this trial had- essentially - he wanted essentially said he wanted all wtheeee— essentially said he wanted all witnesses. be _ essentially said he wanted all witnesses be available the witnesses to be available the day— witnesses to be available the hay hetere— witnesses to be available the day before they— witnesses to be available the day before they were due to give ewtehee— day before they were due to give ewtehee th— day before they were due to give evidence in case— day before they were due to give evidence in case the opening argwrhehte— evidence in case the opening arguments were— evidence in case the opening arguments were cut short and theretere— arguments were cut short and therefore-had— arguments were cut short and therefore-had-to. arguments were cut short and therefore had to fill therefore they had time to fill in therefore they had time to fill th the— therefore they had time to fill in the afternoon.— therefore they had time to fill in the afternoon. but andrew ereeh— in the afternoon. but andrew green the— in the afternoon. but andrew green, the kc,— in the afternoon. but andrew green, the kc, who's representing mirror group hewegagere— representing mirror group newspapers this trial, he newspapers in this trial, he eart— newspapers in this trial, he eatt he— newspapers in this trial, he said he-deeply- newspapers in this trial, he said he deeply troubled that

said he was deeply troubled that whee— said he was deeply troubled that three harry— said he was deeply troubled that prince harry was— said he was deeply troubled that prince harry was not here today aha— prince harry was not here today and eat— prince harry was not here today and said there— prince harry was not here today and said there is— prince harry was not here today and said there is a— prince harry was not here today and said there is a potential for and said there is a potential hr the— and said there is a potential for time _wasted. - and said there is a potential for time wasted. this for time to be wasted. this atterheeh— for time to be wasted. this afternoon, as— for time to be wasted. this afternoon, as in— for time to be wasted. this afternoon, as in monday atterheeh— afternoon, as in monday afternoon, because prince harry is afternoon, because prince harry te het— afternoon, because prince harry te eat there— afternoon, because prince harry is not there to— afternoon, because prince harry is not there to give evidence in his is not there to give evidence in he..— is not there to give evidence in he. hat— is not there to give evidence in he. hwt thre— is not there to give evidence in his-. but this is- is not there to give evidence in his . but this is very much his trial. but this is very much a hereehat— his trial. but this is very much a gereehat a— his trial. but this is very much a personal a case— his trial. but this is very much a personal a case for prince harry.— a personal a case for prince harry. rte— a personal a case for prince harry. his lawyers argued today that— harry. his lawyers argued today that he— harry. his lawyers argued today that he wae— harry. his lawyers argued today that he was subjected to whtawtwt— that he was subjected to unlawful activity from when he at— unlawful activity from when he was at school— unlawful activity from when he was at school through the death of was at school through the death at he— was at school through the death of his mother,— was at school through the death of his mother, princess diana, arrhy— of his mother, princess diana, army tratmtmg— of his mother, princess diana, army training. and, of course , army training. and, of course, thth— army training. and, of course, into adulthood,— army training. and, of course, into adulthood, and was also mate— into adulthood, and was also mate the— into adulthood, and was also made the argument that there was no made the argument that there was he preteethm— made the argument that there was no protection and— made the argument that there was no protection and no aspect of his no protection and no aspect of hte the— no protection and no aspect of hte ttte wae— no protection and no aspect of his life was saved— no protection and no aspect of his life was saved from the wmtawtwt— his life was saved from the unlawful information gathering of unlawful information gathering et thwar— unlawful information gathering of mirror group— unlawful information gathering of mirror group newspapers that is of mirror group newspapers that te the— of mirror group newspapers that is the allegation.— of mirror group newspapers that is the allegation. mirror group wewegapere— is the allegation. mirror group wewehagere te— is the allegation. mirror group newspapers is contesting those harttewtar— newspapers is contesting those particular claims.— newspapers is contesting those particular claims. but he also mate— particular claims. but he also mate the— particular claims. but he also made the point— particular claims. but he also made the point that details of the hate-e— made the point that details of the duke's life— made the point that details of the duke's life are too good not to hwhtteh— the duke's life are too good not to publish because the stories that— to publish because the stories that they— to publish because the stories that they were _ to publish because the stories that they were generating were ereattmg — that they were generating were ereattmg a— that they were generating were ereattmg a ht— that they were generating were creating a lot of— that they were generating were creating a lot of for money the mewegaher— creating a lot of for money the mewegager great.— creating a lot of for money the newspaper group. but tomorrow , newspaper group. but tomorrow, as newspaper group. but tomorrow, ae yew— newspaper group. but tomorrow, ae you eat— newspaper group. but tomorrow, as you said, patrick, prince harry— as you said, patrick, prince harry te— as you said, patrick, prince harry te getmg— as you said, patrick, prince harry is going to be here at the htgh— harry is going to be here at the htgh hart.— harry is going to be here at the htgh hart. he— harry is going to be here at the high court. he will— harry is going to be here at the high court. he will court, he wtt— high court. he will court, he will cross—examined by the kc

will be cross—examined by the kc regreeemttmg— will be cross—examined by the kc representing mirror— will be cross—examined by the kc representing mirror group mewegagere— representing mirror group mewegagere .— representing mirror group newspapers . it's not going to be newspapers. it's not going to be attwtty— newspapers. it's not going to be a fluffy interview— newspapers. it's not going to be a fluffy interview like he's eeet— a fluffy interview like he's weet te— a fluffy interview like he's used to with— a fluffy interview like he's used to with oprah or indeed the rremethmat— used to with oprah or indeed the promotional interviews he did wtth— promotional interviews he did wtth wtth— promotional interviews he did with with spare. _ promotional interviews he did with with spare. he could very much— with with spare. he could very much get— with with spare. he could very much get a— with with spare. he could very much get a grilling from a kc ragge— much get a grilling from a kc rwtge. amt— much get a grilling from a kc judge. and we'll— much get a grilling from a kc judge. and we'll have to wait amt— judge. and we'll have to wait amt eee— judge. and we'll have to wait and see-handles- judge. and we'll have to wait and see handles that. and see how he handles that. cameram— and see how he handles that. cameramaa-y— and see how he handles that. cameron-you. our- and see how he handles that. cameron _you. our royall cameron thank you. our royal reporter, walker there, reporter, cameron walker there, royal commentator michael cole is in studio. let's is with me in the studio. let's deal with the no show first. michael, do you of michael, what do you make of that? off a that? starting off with a wigginti— that? starting off with a wigging from _ $3.7 starting off with a wigging from judge is a wigging from the judge is a ya,— wigging from the judge is a very-hat— wigging from the judge is a very,-bad idea- wigging from the judge is a very, bad idea indeed. very, very bad idea indeed. tammg— very, very bad idea indeed. tammg ap— very, very bad idea indeed. tammg up an— very, very bad idea indeed. turning up on time- very, very bad idea indeed. turning up on time in- very, very bad idea indeed. turning up on time in life or ahead of time is a very good idea for the majesty of the law. will not be insulted at. and for the judge to say he was surprised that is a very loaded word. he will not have liked that at all. and this is a high risk strategy by the prince going into court at this is something nobody alive has ever seen. something nobody alive has ever seen . a member of the royal seen. a member of the royal family in the witness box in a court case back in the 19th

century. dodi queen victoria was dismayed when the then prince of wales, her eldest child , went wales, her eldest child, went into the witness box in two notorious cases , one dealing notorious cases, one dealing with cheating at cards and the other with adultery. but it's never happened since then. 150 more years . and as cameron was more years. and as cameron was saying , it all turns around on saying, it all turns around on cross—examination. you've covered high profile cases . so covered high profile cases. so have l covered high profile cases. so have i. we've seen the whole thing turn around on a skilled cross—examination. now being in the witness box is not nothing. i've been a key witness. the key witness in two high court cases . and i was in the witness box for two days during the inquest into the deaths of diana, princess of wales, and dodi al fayed. however, well prepared. you are, however. well, you know the subject. it is an ordeal . the subject. it is an ordeal. and i think prince harry will find himself being taken to places he doesn't want to go to.

and that's quite legitimate. the kc, the king's counsel for the daily mirror , they're heavily daily mirror, they're heavily contesting these . they're contesting these. they're looking at 33 cases as alleged cases of ill licit interference in his private life by various means. it started off with 144. that's a gross in the old fashioned terminology . that's fashioned terminology. that's the judges got that down to 33. and he's saying that his his privacy was invaded and the privacy was invaded and the privacy of his friends , like privacy of his friends, like chelsy davy, a former girlfriend, by means of hacking and blagging and paying paid investigators to breach his his privacy. now, the case is going to listen to all that, but he's going to take harry to places perhaps when he wore a uniform, when he was playing strip pool in las vegas, all of that stuff. and it remains to be seen whether— and it remains to be seen whether er— and it remains to be seen whether or not- and it remains to be seen whether or not prince harry reatty— whether or not prince harry reatty hae— whether or not prince harry really has the _ whether or not prince harry really has the intellect to be

atte— really has the intellect to be ahte te— really has the intellect to be able to -with _ really has the intellect to be able to .with all- really has the intellect to be able to with all of that. able to deal with all of that. eat— able to deal with all of that. hat yew— able to deal with all of that. but you mentioned a previous hart— but you mentioned a previous court case from _i- but you mentioned a previous court case from i believe, court case from 1890, i believe, wtth— court case from 1890, i believe, wtth-three- court case from 1890, i believe, with - prince .walesl with that then prince of wales over—baccarat. - with that then prince of wales. over—baccaratlthink over a game of baccarat. i think it over a game of baccarat. i think tt-gamhttmg.— over a game of baccarat. i think it-gambling. now,- over a game of baccarat. i think it gambling. now, this it was gambling. now, this is a massive gamble— it was gambling. now, this is a massive gamble for because massive gamble for harry because heeawee— massive gamble for harry because heeawee tt— massive gamble for harry because heeawee tt hee— massive gamble for harry because because if he's not— massive gamble for harry because because if he's not got a no win ,-r.rr,a,_ because if he's not got a no win ,-rawya, whteh- because if he's not got a no win ,-lawyer, which i- because if he's not got a no win , lawyer, which i doubt , no fee lawyer, which i doubt he wtth— , no fee lawyer, which i doubt he wtth he— , no fee lawyer, which i doubt he will, he could— , no fee lawyer, which i doubt he will, he could up on the he will, he could end up on the hook— he will, he could end up on the heat ter— he will, he could end up on the heat ter a— he will, he could end up on the hook for a huge— he will, he could end up on the hook for a huge legal fee on all of hook for a huge legal fee on all at the— hook for a huge legal fee on all at thte trem— hook for a huge legal fee on all of this from what— hook for a huge legal fee on all of this from what i— hook for a huge legal fee on all of this from what i can gather, the math— of this from what i can gather, the mirror group— of this from what i can gather, the mirror group can come out amt— the mirror group can come out amt eay— the mirror group can come out amt eay, we— the mirror group can come out and say, we didn't hack your theme. — and say, we didn't hack your phone we— and say, we didn't hack your phone we hat— and say, we didn't hack your phone. we had it— and say, we didn't hack your phone. we had it from anonymous tip phone. we had it from anonymous tth atte— phone. we had it from anonymous the the. amt— phone. we had it from anonymous tip offs. and that— phone. we had it from anonymous tip offs. and that is— phone. we had it from anonymous tip offs. and that is something that— tip offs. and that is something that they— tip offs. and that is something that they may— tip offs. and that is something that they may well be able to preve— that they may well be able to wave tt— that they may well be able to prove if indeed— that they may well be able to prove if indeed they have to. eat— prove if indeed they have to. hat the— prove if indeed they have to. hat the rwtge— prove if indeed they have to. but the judge can also say getemttatty,— but the judge can also say potentially, you have pretty much— potentially, you have pretty much exceeded _ potentially, you have pretty much exceeded your statute of ttmttathme— much exceeded your statute of limitations on _ much exceeded your statute of limitations on this. you had amt— limitations on this. you had around seven— limitations on this. you had around seven years to bring this to around seven years to bring this te-hw— around seven years to bring this te-hw tttm-t— around seven years to bring this to-you didn't do- around seven years to bring this to you didn't do that. to court. you didn't do that. her— to court. you didn't do that. her ttme-e— to court. you didn't do that. your time's mate. so your time's up, mate. and so reatty— your time's up, mate. and so reatty ,— your time's up, mate. and so reatty . harry— your time's up, mate. and so reatty . harry te— your time's up, mate. and so really , harry is gambling here. really, harry is gambling here. yeah— really, harry is gambling here. veah r— really, harry is gambling here. veah t that— really, harry is gambling here. yeah i think these cases, they-re— yeah i think these cases, they-re getmg— yeah i think these cases, they're going to look are not they're going to look at are not ewhteet— they're going to look at are not subject—sensitivityl subject to the time sensitivity . amt — subject to the time sensitivity . amt yea-re— subject to the time sensitivity . and you're quite- subject to the time sensitivity . and you're quite right to say these instances are between 12 and 27 years ago. so that's that's a very, very long time. it will be very, very difficult. but it's not just that anonymous

tip offs. i think the mirror will be suggesting, in fact, proving that some of this came from people within buckingham palace and from friends of the prince, from courtiers , from prince, from courtiers, from pubuc prince, from courtiers, from public relations people employed by members of the royal family. so there's a long way to go on this. i mean, prince harry may feel that it's a question of going into the witness box and telling his truth , his truth, telling his truth, his truth, not at all. and it's a very rigorous process. it's a good process. it is a good process because it does get to the truth. yeah, we've had high etreet— truth. yeah, we've had high egeet ar— truth. yeah, we've had high speed car chases— yeah, we've had high speed car chases that didn't te— speed car chases that didn't to he— speed car chases that didn't seem to be high— speed car chases that didn't seem to be high speed or indeed seem to be hiin speed or indeed a seem to be high speed or indeed a h— seem to be high speed or indeed a ehaee we-we— seem to be high speed or indeed a chase. we've had— seem to be high speed or indeed a chase. we've had the old royal racism accusation— a chase. we've had the old royal racism accusation and we've had all racism accusation and we've had at at— racism accusation and we've had at at theee— racism accusation and we've had all of these allegations in his heat— all of these allegations in his that where— all of these allegations in his book where this— all of these allegations in his book where this i— all of these allegations in his book where this i think, is where— book where this i think, is where the— book where this i think, is where the house of cards for harry— where the house of cards for harry hatt— where the house of cards for harry could tumbling down, harry could come tumbling down, heeawee— harry could come tumbling down, because-expertly- harry could come tumbling down, because expertly said because as you've expertly said gag,— because as you've expertly said there—eart- because as you've expertly said there,_can't have. there, michael, we can't have his there, michael, we can't have hte truth.— there, michael, we can't have hte truth. we— there, michael, we can't have his truth. we have to have the truth. — his truth. we have to have the truth. amt—

his truth. we have to have the truth. and this— his truth. we have to have the truth. and this will be like methtmg— truth. and this will be like methtmg he-e— truth. and this will be like nothing he's faced before. thehaet— nothing he's faced before. michael, you're- nothing he's faced before. michael, you're going to be htmthg— michael, you're going to be htmthg-amt- michael, you're going to be joining-and off- michael, you're going to be joining and off throughout joining me on and off throughout the three— joining me on and off throughout the et— joining me on and off throughout the course of this— joining me on and off throughout the course of this show. thank you— the course of this show. thank you ya,— the course of this show. thank you very-math.— you very, very much. royal commentator— commentator michael cole there. hate— commentator michael cole there.| hate—hetweem loads more still to come between h-wtm— loads more still to come between m-wtm gethg- loads more still to come between m-wtm getmg te- now and 4:00, i'm going to theme— now and 4:00, i'm going to discuss that— now and 4:00, i'm going to discuss that bombshell report that— discuss that bombshell report that-the— that says that the covid hettewh— that says that the covid lockdown - a - that says that the covid lockdown a terrible decision that says that the covid lockdlfind a terrible decision that says that the covid lockdlfind what ible decision that says that the covid lockdlfind what holly ecision . and find out what holly wtthwghhy— . and find out what holly willoughby had to say for hereett— willoughby had to say for herself-her— willoughby had to say for herself her first tv herself in her first tv appearance- herself in her first tv- appearance-schofield lost appearance since schofield lost his appearance since schofield lost hte-rtv— appearance since schofield lost hte-rtv .— appearance since schofield lost hte-rtv . amt— appearance since schofield lost his-itv . and the- appearance since schofield lost his itv . and the award his job at itv. and the award for his job at itv. and the award hr the— his job at itv. and the award hr the eeet— his job at itv. and the award for the best actress goes to. eat— for the best actress goes to. hat hw— for the best actress goes to. hat tt-e— for the best actress goes to. but now it's headlines with rory . cheers.— but now it's headlines with rory . cheers, patrick,— but now it's headlines with rory . cheers, patrick, the- but now it's headlines with rory . cheers, patrick, the prime minister says his plan on tackling small boats and asylum backlog is starting to work , but backlog is starting to work, but admits there is still a long way to go during a speech in kent, the prime minister said small boat crossings were down by 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate another 1000 people. but would not comment on where they'd be located . and the pm they'd be located. and the pm says the government is using

every tool at their disposal to tackle illegal migration . we've tackle illegal migration. we've now returned . 1800 to c g 3 we've now returned . 1800 to albania . now returned. 1800 to albania. in now returned. 1800 to albania. h thet— now returned. 1800 to albania. h twet eh— now returned. 1800 to albania. in just six months. we've gone trem— in just six months. we've gone tram aeeegttmg— in just six months. we've gone from accepting around 1 in 5 hthamtam— from accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to now thet— albanian asylum cases to now twet r— albanian asylum cases to now twetr th— albanian asylum cases to now twetr h to,— albanian asylum cases to now twetr m to, th— albanian asylum cases to now just 1 in 50, in line with our twrepeah— just 1 in 50, in line with our european partners . and what is european partners. and what is the teeth— european partners. and what is the teeth at— european partners. and what is the result of all— european partners. and what is the result of all of this ? well, the result of all of this? well, so the result of all of this? well, ea tar— the result of all of this? well, ea tar thre— the result of all of this? well, so far this year,— the result of all of this? well, so far this year, the number of hthamtame— so far this year, the number of albanians, small— so far this year, the number of albanians, small boat arrivals hae— albanians, small boat arrivals hae tatter— albanians, small boat arrivals hae tattem hy— albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen by almost 90. it an tmgweet— has fallen by almost 90. it an tmgweet thth— has fallen by almost 90. it an inquest into the— has fallen by almost 90. it an inquest into the deaths of two young— inquest into the deaths of two young pewte— inquest into the deaths of two young people at_ inquest into the deaths of two young people at bournemouth heath— young people at bournemouth heaeh ttmt— young people at bournemouth beach found there died of thwmtmg. — beach found there died of drowning. 17— beach found there died of drowning. �*t�* cr: beach found there died of drowning. cr: beach found there died of drowning. cc ' drowning. 17 year old jo abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from the sea last wednesday , but both later died wednesday, but both later died in hospital . while serena's mum in hospital. while serena's mum says no parent should ever have to go through what she and her family are experiencing , the family are experiencing, the judge hearing the case of prince

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agatmet— measures taken to protect people agatmet cowh— measures taken to protect people against covid across the world, amt— against covid across the world, amt tt— against covid across the world, amt tt ttmt— against covid across the world, and it found that— against covid across the world, and it found that strict lockdown _ and it found that strict lockdown restrictions saved tewer— lockdown restrictions saved tewer twee— lockdown restrictions saved fewer lives when compared to eewmrteet— fewer lives when compared to countries which— fewer lives when compared to countries which had less strict reetrtethme. — countries which had less strict restrictions. it— countries which had less strict restrictions. it is— countries which had less strict restrictions. it is the study ttmt— restrictions. it is the study heat that— restrictions. it is the study found that prior to lockdown restrictions— found that prior to lockdown restrictions ,— found that prior to lockdown restrictions , the— found that prior to lockdown restrictions , the uk government restrictions, the uk government te— restrictions, the uk government ta tatt— restrictions, the uk government were to told expect 500,000 cowh— were to told expect 500,000 covm deaths— were to told expect 500,000 covm deaths in— were to told expect 500,000 covid deaths in england and whee.— covid deaths in england and watee. wett— covid deaths in england and wales. well, the— covid deaths in england and wales. well, the modelling came trem— wales. well, the modelling came tram rmhertat— wales. well, the modelling came from imperial college london, whteh— from imperial college london, whteh eatt— from imperial college london, which said that— from imperial college london, which said that tight restrictions- which said that tight restrictions could save as many as restrictions could save as many ae eehooo— restrictions could save as many as 400,000 lives.— restrictions could save as many as 400,000 lives. but the researchers— as 400,000 lives. but the researchers found that just 7300 twee— researchers found that just 7300 he wee— researchers found that just 7300 lives were saved— researchers found that just 7300 lives were saved in— researchers found that just 7300 lives were saved in england and watee— lives were saved in england and watee when— lives were saved in england and wales when compared to mortality ratee— wales when compared to mortality ratee th— wales when compared to mortality rates in countries— wales when compared to mortality rates in countries like sweden, whteh— rates in countries like sweden, whteh rettet— rates in countries like sweden, which relied on— rates in countries like sweden, which relied on a— rates in countries like sweden, which relied on a system of htwmtary— which relied on a system of voluntary restrictions. the repert— voluntary restrictions. the report authors— voluntary restrictions. the report authors concluded that hettewme— report authors concluded that lockdowns were _ report authors concluded that lockdowns were a global policy tattere— lockdowns were a global policy tattwre et— lockdowns were a global policy failure of gigantic— lockdowns were a global policy failure of gigantic proportions as one more time a global policy tattere— as one more time a global policy tattwre et— as one more time a global policy failure of gigantic— as one more time a global policy failure of gigantic proportions. heegttattty— failure of gigantic proportions. hospitality was— failure of gigantic proportions. hospitality was hit very hard by hettewm— hospitality was hit very hard by lockdown. and _ hospitality was hit very hard by lockdown. and i'm joined now by theme— lockdown. and i'm joined now by wtehaet tht— lockdown. and i'm joined now by michael kill, who's— lockdown. and i'm joined now by michael kill, who's the ceo of the ttght— michael kill, who's the ceo of the night time— michael kill, who's the ceo of the night time industries association— the night time industries association .— the night time industries association . michael, thank you association. michael, thank you very— association. michael, thank you very much— association. michael, thank you very much .— association. michael, thank you wery mweh . he— association. michael, thank you very much . do you feel very much. do you feel vindicated— very much. do you feel vindicated over lockdown ?

very much. do you feel— vindicated over lockdown ? well, vindicated over lockdown? well, to hear— vindicated over lockdown? well, to hear that— vindicated over lockdown? well, to hear that this— vindicated over lockdown? well, to hear that this has been could have been avoided , especially have been avoided, especially given the impact on the sector, is hugely concerning, devastating for many who have lost their businesses and their livelihood. and been plummeted into financial— c : and been plummeted into financial difficulties. so for into financial difficulties. so hr te— into financial difficulties. so her to we— into financial difficulties. so for to us hear— into financial difficulties. so for to us hear this, it's hugely werrytmg— for to us hear this, it's hugely werrytmg ae— for to us hear this, it's hugely werrytmg ae a— for to us hear this, it's hugely worrying as a report and, you thew,— worrying as a report and, you knew ter— worrying as a report and, you knew her the — worrying as a report and, you know, for the hospitality sector amt— know, for the hospitality sector amt the— know, for the hospitality sector amt the htght— know, for the hospitality sector and the night time economy as a whate— and the night time economy as a wage, gtwem— and the night time economy as a whole, given the— and the night time economy as a whole, given the fact that we het— whole, given the fact that we het ahewt— whole, given the fact that we lost about 150— whole, given the fact that we lost about 150 to— whole, given the fact that we lost about 150 to £200 billion ththg— lost about 150 to £200 billion twrtmg the— lost about 150 to £200 billion during the pandemic, it's hugely eemeermhg— during the pandemic, it's hugely concerning. and— during the pandemic, it's hugely concerning. and i'm sure there are concerning. and i'm sure there getmg— concerning. and i'm sure there getmg te— concerning. and i'm sure there getmg to he— concerning. and i'm sure there are going to be calls for the government— are going to be calls for the government to— are going to be calls for the government to answer the gweethm— government to answer the gweethm em— government to answer the question on this . / government to answer the question on this . “413?" ”d�*lig question on this. yeah, money het.— question on this. yeah, money lost, jobs lost, mental health impacted , record nhs waiting impacted, record nhs waiting times, a huge financial outlay for the taxpayer , which we're for the taxpayer, which we're going to be paying off as long as i'm alive, i think, and possibly my grandchildren as well. and little well. and very little accountability. one thing that i will also say, and this is vitally important as far as i'm concerned , is the qatar concerned, is the qatar isolation and the mass outrage

and hysteria and de—man ization of anyone who at the time dared to suggest that that lockdowns were doing more harm than good. you were told that you wanted to kill people. you were told that you were heartless. you were told that you should be cancelled should cancelled and everybody should hate reality is the hate you. but the reality is the people who were saying that lockdowns doing harm lockdowns are doing more harm than right . and those than good were right. and those people who wanted us all trapped across basement across whitty's basement were wrong . hearing it now and wrong. hearing it now and hearthg— wrong. hearing it now and heartmg the— 3 hearing it now and hearing the reports , as you can hearing the reports, as you can .pp.gaag,_ hearing the reports, as you can aggregate, ae— hearing the reports, as you can aggregate. ae a— hearing the reports, as you can appreciate, as a sector, we were we were under some legislative eemthte— we were under some legislative eemthte whteh— we were under some legislative controls which were very tttttewtt— controls which were very difficult for— controls which were very difficult for us. so, you know, to hear— difficult for us. so, you know, to hear tt— difficult for us. so, you know, to hear it now— difficult for us. so, you know, to hear it now and to hear some of to hear it now and to hear some at the— to hear it now and to hear some of the evidence,— to hear it now and to hear some of the evidence, particularly trem— of the evidence, particularly tram the— of the evidence, particularly from the body— of the evidence, particularly from the body that represents the— from the body that represents thte thte— from the body that represents this this report,— from the body that represents this this report, it's really going— this this report, it's really getmg te— this this report, it's really getmg to eat— this this report, it's really going to call into question the gewemmeh-et— going to call into question the government's position on this. so government's position on this. so we— government's position on this. so we are— government's position on this. so we getmg— government's position on this. so we are going to be calling for answers, without a doubt. what— for answers, without a doubt. what te— for answers, without a doubt. what to yew— for answers, without a doubt. what do you want to see happen, reattye — what do you want to see happen, reattye amt— what do you want to see happen, really? and can— what do you want to see happen, really? and can you— what do you want to see happen, really? ' “c c c“ c“ really? and can you explain to me the ongoing cost , 1700 lives me the ongoing cost, 1700 lives saved is a is a great thing. okay. i would obviously it goes without saying rather, that 1700

more people hadn't died. i am also, though, acutely aware of the situation at the moment where i am convinced that more people are dying as a result of the nhs backlog. et cetera. et cetera . i am also convinced, by cetera. i am also convinced, by the way , and i know this from the way, and i know this from first hand experience, that a lot of elderly people would have rather have run their chances than have been locked away in their or their bungalow or their flat or their bungalow or wherever able to wherever without being able to see ones or in a care see any loved ones or in a care home for the best part of a yeah home for the best part of a year. so there is a lot of that. but you explain the on going but can you explain the on going impact to your sector and your industry from lockdown, please? well, seen, as you can well, we've seen, as you can appreciate, the pandemic allowed us to open. we had short us to open. we had a short hemeymeem— us to open. we had a short honeymoon period,- c.3 c“ we had a short honeymoon period, without honeymoon period, but without a hatt— honeymoon period, but without a tewht tt-e— honeymoon period, but without a doubt it's-back— honeymoon period, but without a doubt it's back with force. doubt it's come back with force. we-we— doubt it's come back with force. we've seen the— doubt it's come back with force. we've seen the legacy of some of the ehattemgee— we've seen the legacy of some of the challenges around and debt amt— the challenges around and debt amt amt— the challenges around and debt around and ongoing sort of cost tmttathm— around and ongoing sort of cost inflation sort— around and ongoing sort of cost inflation sort of— around and ongoing sort of cost inflation sort of position . i inflation sort of position. i that.— inflation sort of position. i thtmt. r— inflation sort of position. i think. i think— inflation sort of position. i think. i think probably the htggeet— think. i think probably the biggest impact that we've seen is biggest impact that we've seen te the— biggest impact that we've seen he the rhyeteat— biggest impact that we've seen is the physical, social and memtat— is the physical, social and

mental wellbeing impacts that are mental wellbeing impacts that etttt— mental wellbeing impacts that are still resonating right the way— are still resonating right the way across the _ are still resonating right the way across the country. and whtte— way across the country. and whtte we— way across the country. and while we talk— way across the country. and while we talk about business hee— while we talk about business hee we— while we talk about business loss, we talk— while we talk about business loss, we talk about 10,000 hwetheeeee— loss, we talk about 10,000 businesses lost— loss, we talk about 10,000 businesses lost over the last three— businesses lost over the last three yeare — businesses lost over the last three years, 150— businesses lost over the last three years, 150 to £200 httthh— three years, 150 to £200 billion, 3%_ three years, 150 to £200 billion, 3% contraction in mamaget— billion, 3% contraction in mamaget ,— billion, 3% contraction in managed , 13% contraction in managed, 13% contraction in tmtegemtemt— managed, 13% contraction in independent businesses. we've aetwatty— independent businesses. we've actually completely tipped the hatamee — actually completely tipped the hatamee er— actually completely tipped the balance or the— actually completely tipped the balance or the dynamic in things like balance or the dynamic in things the htgh— balance or the dynamic in things like high streets— balance or the dynamic in things like high streets and city eemreet— like high streets and city centres now— like high streets and city centres now and we're starting to eee— centres now and we're starting to the— centres now and we're starting to see the likes— centres now and we're starting to see the likes of— centres now and we're starting to see the likes of clubs being het— to see the likes of clubs being het he— to see the likes of clubs being het every— to see the likes of clubs being lost one every two— to see the likes of clubs being lost one every two days, eight hate— lost one every two days, eight hate het— lost one every two days, eight gate het every— lost one every two days, eight pubs lost every couple of days. amt— pubs lost every couple of days. amt att— pubs lost every couple of days. amt at were— pubs lost every couple of days. and all we're seeing is an 80% th— and all we're seeing is an 80% increase in energy— and all we're seeing is an 80% increase in energy bills , 50% increase in energy bills, 50% th— increase in energy bills, 50% increase in overall operator ete— increase in overall operator ete amt— increase in overall operator costs, and about- increase in overall operator costs, and about a 15 to 20% tewmtwm— costs, and about a 15 to 20% tewmtwm th— costs, and about a 15 to 20% downturn in trade because tmttathh— downturn in trade because inflation is— downturn in trade because inflation is going to impact the consumer and— inflation is going to impact the consumer and we've got no route out consumer and we've got no route eat .— consumer and we've got no route eat . were— consumer and we've got no route out . we're between— consumer and we've got no route out . we're between the devil and out. we're between the devil and the teet— out. we're between the devil and the here the— out. we're between the devil and the deep blue sea— out. we're between the devil and the deep blue sea in many ways. veah — the deep blue sea in many ways. yeah we.— the deep blue sea in many ways. yeah n0, look,— the deep blue sea in many ways. yeah \rc the deep blue sea in many ways. yeah \c ' yeah no, look, absolutely. and this is the major problem i think, going forward for people, isn't it? which is the ongoing effect of lockdown is the hangover as it were, of the lockdown situation . and i lockdown situation. and i suspect now the cover up because

this is it. it was very easy for people to tubthumper at the time and go, you want to kill old people . if you don't want to get people. if you don't want to get on board with lockdowns. people. if you don't want to get on bo now vith lockdowns. people. if you don't want to get on bo now we're lockdowns. people. if you don't want to get on bo now we're however,dns. people. if you don't want to get on bo now we're however, many well, now we're however, many years on the report starts years on and the report starts to come out, reports wuhan to come out, reports of a wuhan lab start to come out. and lab leak start to come out. and all this and the cover up all of this and the cover up starts, it? people starts, doesn't it? people go, oh, too it's too long oh, well, it's too it's too long after the event. now everyone's moved cares. lots of moved on. nobody cares. lots of very the people moved on. nobody cares. lots of very got the people moved on. nobody cares. lots of very got it the people moved on. nobody cares. lots of very got it wrong the people moved on. nobody cares. lots of very got it wrong atthe people moved on. nobody cares. lots of very got it wrong at the people moved on. nobody cares. lots of very got it wrong at the time,3 who got it wrong at the time, isn't and i think people isn't it? and i think people should account for should be held to account for the damage they have done the damage that they have done to yours . to industries like yours. without a doubt . and there to industries like yours. - without a doubt . and there will without a doubt. and there will be without a doubt. and there will he many— without a doubt. and there will he mamy hearte— without a doubt. and there will be many people calling for that. i be many people calling for that. r heare— be many people calling for that. i mean, interestingly enough, the cowh— i mean, interestingly enough, the covid inquiry, which in all hemeety— the covid inquiry, which in all hemeety hae— the covid inquiry, which in all honesty has been— the covid inquiry, which in all honesty has been called to be expetttet— honesty has been called to be expedited, seems— honesty has been called to be expedited, seems to be taking a very,— expedited, seems to be taking a very. very— expedited, seems to be taking a very. very hag— expedited, seems to be taking a very, very long time. and it's teem— very, very long time. and it's teem very— very, very long time. and it's been very difficult to facilitate _ been very difficult to facilitate and engage with and seems almost— facilitate and engage with and seems almost like a very closed tear— seems almost like a very closed tear th— seems almost like a very closed tear it terme— seems almost like a very closed door in terms of— seems almost like a very closed door in terms of the input, garttewtarty— door in terms of the input, particularly from the hospitality- particularly from the hospitality sector. that has teem— hospitality sector. that has been probably— hospitality sector. that has been probably the biggest tmgaetet— been probably the biggest impacted. so— been probably the biggest impacted. so for us, the ehattemge— impacted. so for us, the challenge we- impacted. so for us, the challenge we have is we need an expetttet— challenge we have is we need an expedited cowo— challenge we have is we need an

expedited covid inquiry. challenge we have is we need an expedited covid inquiry . we need expedited covid inquiry. we need to whteretamt— expedited covid inquiry. we need to understand exactly what's going— to understand exactly what's getmg em— to understand exactly what's getmg em amt— to understand exactly what's going on and we— to understand exactly what's going on and we need to explore et— going on and we need to explore at the— going on and we need to explore some of the issues— going on and we need to explore some of the issues that have teem— some of the issues that have been highlighted , because as far been highlighted, because as far as we're concerned, if this happene— as we're concerned, if this haggeme agath— as we're concerned, if this happens again, yeah, we can't be going— happens again, yeah, we can't be getmg tawn— happens again, yeah, we can't be getmg town the— happens again, yeah, we can't be going down the same track, can't be going down the same track, can't he getmg— going down the same track, can't he getmg tawn— going down the same track, can't be going down the— going down the same track, can't be going down the same track, ten-t— be going down the same track, teh-t rte— be going down the same track, isn't it? that's— be going down the same track, isn't it? that's having the same newer—agatm- never again. never again. michael very, michael kill, thank you very, very night very much. the night time industries association. now some breaking you . this has breaking news for you. this has just in of just dropped in front of me right beckenham bob right now. beckenham mp bob stewart has been charged with two public order offences . the two public order offences. the offences are alleged to have happenedin offences are alleged to have happened in december last year, according to the met police. i'll read that one more time that beckenham mp bob stewart has been charged with two public order offences as the offences are alleged to have happened in december last year. are alleged to have happened in december last year . that's december last year. that's according to the met police. more detail on that as i get it for you. okay so just quickly now delving into the inbox because it's been a bumper day in the inbox. gb views. gb news .com. it's not a new .com. remember, it's not a new email address now. okay, lots of people in touch about

people getting in touch about the rishi claiming that the rishi sunak claiming that there's win when it there's been a big win when it comes stopping the boats. comes to stopping the boats. patrick absolutely not patrick we are absolutely not stopping the boats. there are thousands of people coming across and this is not a good reaction from the prime minister . his . does he not realise his job depends and that is from depends on it and that is from graham. small boats. would it not good idea to instead of not be a good idea to instead of keep and keep paying for hotels and barges, two new barges barges, we've got two new barges apparently arriving shortly. that today. that was announced today. apparently is in apparently new barges is in places don't them is places that don't want them is what winning looks like when it comes to stopping the boats. why not civil servants who not make all civil servants who work work in the office and not from home? from jan and from home? that's from jan and jan. i believe in jan. i believe that is in relation to fact that relation to the fact that apparently work from home apparently our work from home office, i am now calling office, as i am now calling them, are processing each caseworker the caseworker something along the lines of asylum lines of five asylum applications every single month , which is shocking, isn't it? absolutely shocking. i mean, there can be no excuse for that at all. and from what i can gather as well, this is why people can come on and go, oh, well, of those well, you know, most of those people out to be people have turn out to be genuine seekers. well, people have turn out to be

gerright. seekers. well, people have turn out to be gerright. yeah, seekers. well, people have turn out to be gerright. yeah, fine. (ers. well, people have turn out to be gerright. yeah, fine. but well, all right. yeah, fine. but that's of entire that's like 1% of the entire claims, isn't it? and i do have a strong suspicion there's a very strong suspicion there's quite being quite a few people are being waved through. it moving waved through. but it moving back holly willoughby is back on now. holly willoughby is back on now. holly willoughby is back screens, now back on your screens, but now one of bosses is under fire one of her bosses is under fire for disrespectful comment. for a disrespectful comment. yes, that's right. i'll be telling you all about this very shortly. i'm patrick christys on gb news, britain's news .

on gb news. the people's. channel yeah, great stuff. so i've just had it c“ “413?" china so i've just had it confirmed to me that— i've just had it confirmed to me that teet— i've just had it confirmed to me that twet arter— i've just had it confirmed to me that just after 4— i've just had it confirmed to me that just after 4 pm. so in about— that just after 4 pm. so in about tem— that just after 4 pm. so in about ten minutes time i will have— about ten minutes time i will have conservative mp jonathan tatte— have conservative mp jonathan ewttte ttght— have conservative mp jonathan gullis right here— have conservative mp jonathan gullis right here on this show tatttmg— gullis right here on this show talking about— gullis right here on this show talking about the government's attempte— talking about the government's attempte-the- talking about the government's attempts the migrant attempts to tackle the migrant there-eayhg— attempts to tackle the migrant crisis. saying we're crisis. sunak saying we're eteggtmg— crisis. sunak saying we're stopping boats. it's great. crisis. sunak saying we're stlot ing boats. it's great. crisis. sunak saying we're st lot of] boats. it's great. crisis. sunak saying we're st lot of other)oats. it's great. crisis. sunak saying we're st lot of other people 's great. crisis. sunak saying we're st lot of other people saying,. a lot of other people saying, no.— a lot of other people saying, we, yew-re— a lot of other people saying, we. yeahe met.— a lot of other people saying, no, you're not. it's the wind, mate.— no, you're not. it's the wind, mate. .amyway- no, you're not. it's the wind, mate. anyway, holly mate. but anyway, holly wtthaghhy— mate. but anyway, hollyi willoughby-of mate. but anyway, holly- willoughby-of meghan willoughby rang bells of meghan hatte— willoughby rang bells of meghan wartte th— willoughby rang bells of meghan wartte it her— willoughby rang bells of meghan markle in her opening statement on markle in her opening statement em-memtmg.— markle in her opening statement on morning. earlier today, on this morning. earlier today, aettmg— on this morning. earlier today, asking viewers— on this morning. earlier today, asking viewers directly , how are asking viewers directly, how are

you asking viewers directly, how are yea etay— asking viewers directly, how are yea etay. h— asking viewers directly, how are yea etay. m am— asking viewers directly, how are you okay. in an emotional first appearance— you okay. in an emotional first appearance since— you okay. in an emotional first appearance since phillip schofield— appearance since phillip schofield left itv holly, who hetttmg— schofield left itv holly, who was holding her— schofield left itv holly, who was holding her co—presenter hete— was holding her co—presenter josie gibson's— was holding her co—presenter josie gibson's hand, said she tert— josie gibson's hand, said she tett ehatem— josie gibson's hand, said she felt shaken ,— josie gibson's hand, said she felt shaken , troubled and let felt shaken, troubled and let tewm— felt shaken, troubled and let tewh whtte— felt shaken, troubled and let down while you— felt shaken, troubled and let down while you and me both, hetty— down while you and me both, holly delivered— down while you and me both, holly delivered with the same thetheertty. — holly delivered with the same insincerity. as— holly delivered with the same insincerity. as schofield's tmtewtewe— insincerity. as schofield's interviews last- insincerity. as schofield's interviews last week, holly said it interviews last week, holly said tt hett— interviews last week, holly said tt tett etramge— interviews last week, holly said it felt strange sitting there wttheat— it felt strange sitting there without him. _ it felt strange sitting there without him. you, me and all of us without him. you, me and all of ae thte— without him. you, me and all of us this morning— without him. you, me and all of us this morning gave our love amt— us this morning gave our love amt eaeeert— us this morning gave our love amt eaaaert te— us this morning gave our love and support to someone who was not and support to someone who was met tettthg— and support to someone who was met tetttmg the— and support to someone who was not telling the truth. �*ft�*“c cc not telling the truth. who acted in not telling the truth. who acted ta a— not telling the truth. who acted ta a way— not telling the truth. who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved . that is career that they loved. that is a lot to process , but it's a lot to process, but it's a heck of a lot to process. holly. yes. meanwhile, this memhge— holly. yes. meanwhile, this morning's editor, martin trtzett— morning's editor, martin frizell, has— morning's editor, martin frizell, has been blasted for disrespectful— frizell, has been blasted for disrespectful comments over the ehee— disrespectful comments over the ehee atteget— disrespectful comments over the show's alleged toxicity . john show's alleged toxicity. john wteheteeh — show's alleged toxicity. john nicholson, who's the former mmte— nicholson, who's the former emte et— nicholson, who's the former member of the— nicholson, who's the former member of the culture committee that te— member of the culture committee that te tae— member of the culture committee that te tae te— member of the culture committee that is due to grill— member of the culture committee that is due to grill itv on the eeamtat— that is due to grill itv on the scandal this— that is due to grill itv on the scandal this week, criticised trtzett— scandal this week, criticised trtzettter— scandal this week, criticised frizell for likening a toxic wett— frizell for likening a toxic work environment to his dislike of

work environment to his dislike et aatergtmee— work environment to his dislike et aatergthee ,— work environment to his dislike of aubergines , calling it of aubergines, calling it a tereemat— of aubergines, calling it a personal thing. all right, let's eteat— personal thing. all right, let's eteat te— personal thing. all right, let's speak to showbiz— personal thing. all right, let's speak to showbiz journalist tteteeea— speak to showbiz journalist rebecca twomey. rebecca, thank you rebecca twomey. rebecca, thank yea ya,— rebecca twomey. rebecca, thank yea very. very— rebecca twomey. rebecca, thank you very, very much . it's great you very, very much. it's great to you very, very much. it's great te have— you very, very much. it's great te have yea— you very, very much. it's great te hawe yea em— you very, very much. it's great to have you on the— you very, very much. it's great to have you on the show. what do you— to have you on the show. what do yea mate— to have you on the show. what do yea mate et— to have you on the show. what do you make of holly— to have you on the show. what do you make of holly willoughby's etatemeht— you make of holly willoughby's statement this— you make of holly willoughby's statement this morning? she got garte— statement this morning? she got quite emotional— statement this morning? she got quite emotional .— statement this morning? she got quite emotional . i— statement this morning? she got quite emotional . i just wonder quite emotional. i just wonder whether— quite emotional. i just wonder whether er— quite emotional. i just wonder whether or not— quite emotional. i just wonder whether or not people find it a ttttte— whether or not people find it a ttttte ttt— whether or not people find it a little bit disingenuous given that— little bit disingenuous given that ehe— little bit disingenuous given that she sat— little bit disingenuous given that she sat next to philip for so that she sat next to philip for ee hag— that she sat next to philip for ee hag-that— that she sat next to philip for so long-that-was- that she sat next to philip for so long that was near so long and that she was near that— so long and that she was near that-eeh— so long and that she was near that-sofa where- so long and that she was near that sofa where he did his that very sofa where he did his big that very sofa where he did his ttg—amt— that very sofa where he did his ttg—amt att- that very sofa where he did his ttg—amt att et- that very sofa where he did his big—and all of this| big coming out and all of this amt— big coming out and all of this amt-mew— big coming out and all of this amt-mew te— big coming out and all of this and now is regarded by many and that now is regarded by many teeth— and that now is regarded by many teette ae— and that now is regarded by many teette ae a— and that now is regarded by many teette ae a th— and that now is regarded by many people as a bit of— and that now is regarded by many people as a bit of a— and that now is regarded by many people as a bit of a smokescreen for people as a bit of a smokescreen ter the— people as a bit of a smokescreen for the reality. _ people as a bit of a smokescreen for the reality. yeah,— people as a bit of a smokescreen for the reality. “413? c“ for the reality. yeah, i think we're probably going disagree for the reality. yeah, i think wbitt probably going disagree for the reality. yeah, i think wbit today,bly going disagree for the reality. yeah, i think wbit today, so going disagree for the reality. yeah, i think wbit today, so gapologisesagree for the reality. yeah, i think wbit today, so gapologise in|ree a bit today, so i apologise in advance this. it did seem a advance for this. it did seem a bit contrived. _ advance for this. it did seem a bit contrived. it— advance for this. it did seem a bit contrived. it did— cc c it did seem a bit contrived. it did seem very awtwart— bit contrived. it did seem very awkward this— bit contrived. it did seem very awkward this morning, holly. tht— awkward this morning, holly. art the— awkward this morning, holly. art the tert— awkward this morning, holly. and the sort of,— awkward this morning, holly. and the sort of, you- awkward this morning, holly. and the sort of, you know, the emotion behind it and the tears and uncomfortableness. but i really have to step c c.c but i really have to step really really have to step in really amt— really have to step in really amt-what- really have to step in really and _what else. really have to step in reallyi and _what else was really have to step in really- and-what else was she and say, well, what else was she eatteeet— and say, well, what else was she| eatteeet—eatteeet supposed to do? is she supposed to supposed to do? is she supposed te-tewhe— supposed to do? is she supposed te-tewm r— supposed to do? is she supposed to-down? i don't— supposed to do? is she supposed to down? i don't think she to step down? i don't think she eheatt— to step down? i don't think she should personally.— to step down? i don't think she should personally. i know there are—hew- are calls for that, but how was ehe—te- are calls for that, but how wasi she _to address she really supposed to address wewee— she really supposed to address viewers? and— she really supposed to address viewers? and while you and i, you— viewers? and while you and i, yea-mtght— viewers? and while you and i, yea-mtght-tei viewers? and while you and i,. yea-mtght-te te you know, might not need to be aetet— you know, might not need to be aetet tt— you know, might not need to be asked if we're— you know, might not need to be asked if we're okay, some people

reatty— asked if we're okay, some people really-connect— asked if we're okay, some people really-connect with- asked if we're okay, some people really connect with this really do connect with this memhg— really do connect with this morning see morning and do see or did see hetty— morning and do see or did see hetty-rhtt— morning and do see or did see hetty-thtt ae— morning and do see or did see holly phil as godlike like, holly and phil as godlike like, you holly and phil as godlike like, yea—mammy- holly and phil as godlike like, yea—mammy amtl holly and phil as godlike like,- you_mummy and daddy you know, like mummy and daddy that—et- you know, like mummy and daddy that—er tw- that were on their sort of tv. screens _telling screens every morning telling them — screens every morning telling them -mewe- screens every morning telling them - news. and i screens every morning telling them news. and i screens every morning telling- them-news. and i think them about the news. and i think ehe-e— them about the news. and i think ehe-e reatty— them about the news. and i think she's really addressing those teeth— she's really addressing those teette-trytmg— she's really addressing those people-bying to- she's really addressing those people trying to make sure people and trying to make sure that— people and trying to make sure that-eth— people and trying to make sure that-still care— people and trying to make sure that still care about the that they still care about the viewers, obviously that they still care about the viewers,-obviously do viewers, which obviously they do teaaee— viewers, which obviously they do because-business- because it's a business and they meet— because it's a business and they need-advertiser- because it's a business and they need advertiser hours. because it's a business and they need think advertiser hours. because it's a business and they need think i advertiser hours. because it's a business and they need think i feelertiser hours. because it's a business and they need think i feel the er hours. because it's a business and they need think i feel the needirs. because it's a business and they need think i feel the need to and i think i feel the need to heat— and i think i feel the need to tetemt methy— and i think i feel the need to defend holly. i— and i think i feel the need to defend holly. i don't think ehe-e— defend holly. i don't think she's behaved— defend holly. i don't think she's behaved perfectly, but i tea-t— she's behaved perfectly, but i teat—ehee- don't really think she's teeewtmg— don't really think she's- deserving-attacked deserving of being attacked for the attention. even last week when— the attention. even last week when-hammond- the attention. even last week when hammond presented when alison hammond presented this when alison hammond presented thte memhg— when alison hammond presented this morning and— when alison hammond presented this morning and she broke down as this morning and she broke down ae wett— this morning and she broke down ae war, r— this morning and she broke down as well, i think,— this morning and she broke down as well, i think, you know , as well, i think, you know, teae— as well, i think, you know, tears are tears— as well, i think, you know, tears are tears are sometimes a part— tears are tears are sometimes a part et— tears are tears are sometimes a part et etreee — tears are tears are sometimes a part of stress. these people have—a- part of stress. these people have—a ht- part of stress. these people have—a lot of. part of stress. these people- have_a lot of stress have been under a lot of stress ever-het— have been under a lot of stress over-last week. _ have been under a lot of stress over last week. and they're over the last week. and they're you— over the last week. and they're yea-theyhe— over the last week. and they're yea-theyhe-at- over the last week. and they're you _they're - at the i you know, they're right at the eremte — you know, they're right at the eremte -rtght- you know, they're right at the centre. _right in- you know, they're right at the centre. right in front centre. they're right in front of centre. they're right in front et—hawmg- centre. they're right in front et—hawmg tel centre. they're right in front- of_having to perform of the cameras having to perform and of the cameras having to perform amt—teat- of the cameras having to perform amt—teat wtthl and having to sort of deal with the— and having to sort of deal with thte-meee— and having to sort of deal with this-mess, which- and having to sort of deal with this mess, which really this massive mess, which really they— this massive mess, which really they-createt— this massive mess, which really they created themselves this massive mess, which really theythey're created themselves this massive mess, which really theythey're of reated themselves this massive mess, which really theythey're of reatfault emselves this massive mess, which really theythey're of reatfault for. relves this massive mess, which really theythey're of reatfault for. so es and they're of no fault for. so i and they're of no fault for. so t have— and they're of no fault for. so t have te— and they're of no fault for. so t have ten— and they're of no fault for. so i have to-i have- and they're of no fault for. so i have to-i have to- and they're of no fault for. so i have to i have to be a i have to say i have to be a ttttte— i have to say i have to be a ttttte ttt— i have to say i have to be a little bit more— i have to say i have to be a little bit more sympathetic tetay— little bit more sympathetic tetay-tmew- little bit more sympathetic. today. - know - not today. and i know you're not going— today. and i know you're not. gethg—we. going to like what i say. no, tt-e— going to like what i say. no, tt-e het— going to like what i say. no, no, it's not that— going to like what i say. no, no, it's not that i— going to like what i say. no, no, it's not that i don't like it. it's your opinion. and that's absolutely valid. and for what for what it's what it's worth, for what it's worth, gained lot of worth, i have gained a lot of emails people you emails from people saying, you

know, lay off know, people should lay off holly kind of holly phillip schofield kind of weaved web and we weaved a tangled web and we don't know she knew and don't know what she knew and when she knew. and that's absolutely enough. we absolutely fair enough. and we may as well, may never and also as well, i did think with phillip schofield there is there is there was there is there is a big debate to be had about when enoughis big debate to be had about when enough is enough. okay. because is whether or not he it's true . is whether or not he it's true. he did a very good impression of a man on the brink, didn't he? and unless somebody else comes out and seriously contradicts his version of events , one would his version of events, one would say maybe , you know what else? say maybe, you know what else? what else is there that you could really do to kind of ruin this man? i suppose the question for me is how believable it is that holly didn't know anything. but from a purely showbiz perspective , rebecca and just to perspective, rebecca and just to steer it away from that, i thought a fascinating thought it was a fascinating insight into the world of television and show business, which when you are dead which is that when you are dead to someone, you are dead to them and you move quick. oh, to someone, you are dead to them and you move quick . oh, that and you move on quick. oh, that bloke, out. he lied to us. bloke, he's out. he lied to us. here's a massive bus . oh, sorry.

here's a massive bus. oh, sorry. phil right. there we go. let's plough on with career. and plough on with my career. and that's what we saw, that's kind of what we saw, wasn't yeah it's really nice wasn't it? yeah it's really nice that— wasn't it? yeah it's really nice that yea— wasn't it? yeah it's really nice that you mentioned— c c7’ “413?" it's really nice that you mentioned the showbiz etemeht— that you mentioned the showbiz element-because- that you mentioned the showbiz element because really, element of this, because really, in element of this, because really, tm—et- element of this, because really, tm—et ththgei element of this, because really, tmte—et ththgei element of this, because really, inis just—of things,| element of this, because really, in is just a of things, element of this, because really, inis just a tv of things, element of this, because really, inis just a tv show of things, element of this, because really, inis just a tv show atf things, element of this, because really, inis just a tv show at thisngs, it is just a tv show at this memem— it is just a tv show at this moment-time.- it is just a tv show at this moment time. we're not really moment in time. we're not really et— moment in time. we're not really et amy— moment in time. we're not really aware of any criminal activity going— aware of any criminal activity gang-ee— aware of any criminal activity getmg-se-tt- aware of any criminal activity getmg-se-tt te- aware of any criminal activity going-so-it is it- going on. so really it is it seems like— going on. so really it is it seems like a— going on. so really it is it seems like a really big fanfare -eerehew th- seems like a really big fanfare over-show in the- seems like a really big fanfare over show in the uk and over one tv show in the uk and ayee— over one tv show in the uk and ye whe— over one tv show in the uk and aye whe may— over one tv show in the uk and anyone who may watched anyone who may have watched apple— anyone who may have watched whtte-wermthg- anyone who may have watched- apple-morning-with apple tv's the morning show with hammer— jennifer aniston that was just ttayet—the- played out so well. the tamtemtme— played out so well. the pantomime of- played out so well. the pantomime of celebrity and what hattehet— pantomime of celebrity and what hattemet amt— pantomime of celebrity and what happened and who knew what and who happened and who knew what and whe ttth-t— happened and who knew what and whe tttm-t te— happened and who knew what and who didn't do what.— happened and who knew what and who didn't do what. it's just going— who didn't do what. it's just getmg tatt— who didn't do what. it's just getmg taet te— who didn't do what. it's just going back to this this whole ththg— going back to this this whole thing-showbiz- going back to this this whole thing-showbiz in- going back to this this whole thing showbiz in that we thing about showbiz in that we want— thing about showbiz in that we want ear— thing about showbiz in that we want our celebrities to be rerteet— want our celebrities to be terteet. rte— want our celebrities to be perfect. it's you know, it's the rettgtem. — perfect. it's you know, it's the new religion. they— perfect. it's you know, it's the new religion. they have to be terteet— new religion. they have to be terteet. amt— new religion. they have to be perfect. and it's— new religion. they have to be perfect. and it's just interesting- perfect. and it's just interesting that people don't eay— interesting that people don't eay thre— interesting that people don't ever say this person isn't a geet— ever say this person isn't a geet gay. — ever say this person isn't a good guy- and_ ever say this person isn't a good guy. and the thing is, what we have— good guy. and the thing is, what we have-ourselves- good guy. and the thing is, what we have ourselves is, we have to ask ourselves is, teee— we have to ask ourselves is,i teee—met does it matter whether or not they-re— does it matter whether or not theyhe a— does it matter whether or not theyhe a geet— does it matter whether or not they're a good guy? if phillip sehettett— they're a good guy? if phillip schofield believable schofield was believable as a great—traetl schofield was believable as a great—traet tt great guy so we could trust it amt— great guy so we could trust it and someone that connects with the-teee— and someone that connects with the-teee tt— and someone that connects with the-does it really- the audience, does it really matter— the audience, does it really matter what— the audience, does it really matter what goes on behind cheet— matter what goes on behind eheet-hmt— matter what goes on behind closed and that's a closed doors? and that's a gaeetteh— closed doors? and that's a gaeetteh-et- closed doors? and that's a

question, of people question, i think, of people in the tatte— question, i think, of people in the public-but- question, i think, of people in the public-but this- question, i think, of people in the public eye. but this is a this a question. absolutely. this is a question. absolutely. that going to be that is going to have to be answered committee stage answered at the committee stage , really by the bosses of itv . , really by the bosses of itv. and at the end of the day, there are people who are paid big bucks to make big corporate decisions. if and this is decisions. and if and this is a big if they made a decision big if, if they made a decision to keep a man who brings in the advertising , that's gone, hasn't advertising, that's gone, hasn't he, who brought in the advertising and was a lovable face. and they prioritised the show over, let's just say the mental health of people involved on the show or the mental health of junior or indeed the of junior staff or indeed the individual involved with that, then that is a corporate question. i do think when it comes to holly , were people comes to holly, were people realistically expecting her to come out of her own volition and say, hang on a minute, this is all on the scenes? all going on behind the scenes? i think there more sympathy all going on behind the scenes? i tr hollyiere more sympathy all going on behind the scenes? i tr holly willoughby sympathy all going on behind the scenes? i tr holly willoughby thantathy all going on behind the scenes? i tr holly willoughby than there for holly willoughby than there is for phillip schofield. and i can understand that. rebecca, thank you very much. i really appreciate you coming on. it's great the show. great to have you on the show. rebecca twomey showbiz rebecca twomey there, showbiz journalist. so what do you make, though? is this is absolute

though? this is this is absolute dividing enough dividing people. okay. is enough enough phillip enough when it comes to phillip schofield? think, schofield? some people think, right, it. other right, that's it. now, other people no, you people think, well, no, what you did holly did was terrible. holly willoughby, know , do willoughby, again, you know, do you or do you really believe or do you not? that something not? is that something that maybe people off? maybe people should lay off? holly, you make of holly, now what do you make of all going rumble all of that is going to rumble on, but moving on, when on, though? but moving on, when i come back, rishi sunak claims the government's plan to stop the government's plan to stop the it the boats is working, but is it really? in the really? in the next hour in the next moments, i'm speaking next few moments, i'm speaking live gillis, live to jonathan gillis, conservative mp patrick conservative mp and patrick christys britain's christys on gb news britain's news .

channel good afternoon. it's 4:00pm. it's patrick christie's. it's gb news and is this really what winning looks like? rishi sunak has announced they're going to be two more migrant barges. we've got people camped outside asylum seeker hotels saying this accommodation good enough

accommodation isn't good enough for being deported for me. no one's being deported anywhere or to rwanda pretty much far as we tell. yet much as far as we can tell. yet sunak comes out today and hales is stopped. the boats policy as a can tell how a success. you can tell how i feel about it, but i want to hear from you. in other news, harry didn't turning up hear from you. in other news, hacourtdn't turning up hear from you. in other news, hacourtdn't yes,turning up hear from you. in other news, hacourtdn't yes, that'sg up to court today. yes, that's right. was no right. prince harry was a no show for the first day of the phone hacking trial. he's angered team and angered his own legal team and he's angered the judge. not a great start, it, for harry? great start, is it, for harry? in other news, yes, lockdown is more harm than good, apparently . now, i know a lot of people say hindsight is 2020. i understand that. but do a lot of people now feel vindicated ? and people now feel vindicated? and do you actually think maybe you were saying this stuff at the time? what the knock on time? what is the knock on effect crucially, though effect been? crucially, though crucial early learned crucial early lessons learned and never again. i think that's where i am on that. and finally, to round us off this hour as well, women are fighting back in a big way and you love to see it. they are saying no to trans men in their spaces and the population at large are fewer than a third of people want to

see biological men in women's changing rooms. so there you go. in fact , i'd quite like to have in fact, i'd quite like to have a strong check of those people who do think that's a good idea. patrick christys on . gb news patrick christys on. gb news a lot to go out there. gb views. gb news .com. get those emails coming in thick and fast. do you think that the stop the boats policy is working? nigel farage and our homeland security editor mark why and people at the scene in dover have been saying the same thing. rishi it's not the policy. the wind's blowing in the wrong direction. gb views and gb news .com. but now it's your headlines with polly . your headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. good attemeem— patrick. thank you. good attermeem .— patrick. thank you. good afternoon . well,- c.

seettamt— happened in december last year. scotland yard— happened in december last year. scotland yard saying the 73 year old scotland yard saying the 73 year ett hae— scotland yard saying the 73 year ett hae teem— scotland yard saying the 73 year old has been charged with a raetatty— old has been charged with a racially aggravated offence us arter— racially aggravated offence us atter ah— racially aggravated offence us after an incident— racially aggravated offence us after an incident outside the teretgm— after an incident outside the foreign office's— after an incident outside the foreign office's lancaster house on foreign office's lancaster house at teeemter— foreign office's lancaster house on december the— foreign office's lancaster house on december the 14th. the met tethe— on december the 14th. the met tettee eayhg— on december the 14th. the met police saying he'll— on december the 14th. the met police saying he'll appear at westminster— police saying he'll appear at westminster magistrates court on july westminster magistrates court on raty the— westminster magistrates court on raty the 5th.— westminster magistrates court on july the 5th. more— westminster magistrates court on july the 5th. more detail on that— july the 5th. more detail on that t— july the 5th. more detail on that t we— july the 5th. more detail on that if we get— july the 5th. more detail on that if we get it— july the 5th. more detail on that if we get it . now, as that if we get it. now, as yae— that if we get it. now, as ye teem— that if we get it. now, as you've been hearing, the prime wtmteter— you've been hearing, the prime wtmteter eaye— you've been hearing, the prime minister says his— you've been hearing, the prime minister says his plan on taetttmg— minister says his plan on tackling small- minister says his plan on tackling small boats and asylum taethg— tackling small boats and asylum taethg te— tackling small boats and asylum backlog is starting— tackling small boats and asylum backlog is starting to work. but atmtte— backlog is starting to work. but atmtte there— backlog is starting to work. but admits there is— backlog is starting to work. but admits there is still a long way to admits there is still a long way te ge. — admits there is still a long way te ge. tarrag— admits there is still a long way te ge. tartmg a— admits there is still a long way to go. during a speech in kent, the rhtme— to go. during a speech in kent, the prime minister— to go. during a speech in kent, the prime minister said small teat— the prime minister said small boat crossings— the prime minister said small boat crossings were down 20. at ttteht— boat crossings were down 20. at ttteht samat— boat crossings were down 20. at rishi sunak also— boat crossings were down 20. at rishi sunak also announced a rather— rishi sunak also announced a tarther twe— rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate another 1000 further two barges to— accommodate another 1000 people, but accommodate another 1000 people, tat weatt — accommodate another 1000 people, tat weatt het— accommodate another 1000 people, but would not comment on where they— but would not comment on where they wee— but would not comment on where they were located— but would not comment on where they were located .— but would not comment on where they were located . and the prime they were located. and the prime wtmteter— they were located. and the prime wtmteter eaye— they were located. and the prime minister says the— they were located. and the prime minister says the government is aetmg— minister says the government is aetmg every— minister says the government is aetmg ewery teet— minister says the government is using every tool it— minister says the government is using every tool it can to taette — using every tool it can to tackle illegal— using every tool it can to tackle illegal migration in. wewe— tackle illegal migration in. we've now returned- tackle illegal migration in. c 300 tackle illegal migration in. 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 our european partners. and what is the result of all of this? well, so far this year , the well, so far this year, the number of albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen . by almost arrivals has fallen. by almost 90, while the labour leader, sir keir starmer, welcomed the news but says the government still needs to secure more returns. agreements with other countries. i agreements with other countries. t that— agreements with other countries. i think everybody— agreements with other countries. i think everybody wants to make that— i think everybody wants to make that we— i think everybody wants to make sure that we stop— i think everybody wants to make sure that we stop the boats . �*ft�*c; sure that we stop the boats. we ten-t— sure that we stop the boats. we ten-t want— sure that we stop the boats. we don't want people— sure that we stop the boats. we don't want people making that dangerous journey. all we've really had from the government, though, is the announcement of a policy that doesn't work. then the announcement the the re announcement of the same policy essentially , and it often policy essentially, and it often feels, i think, like groundhog day and meanwhile that's costing a fortune for the taxpayer. and there's this growing sense of frustration. i mean , i'm at frustration. i mean, i'm at hinkley point c here today , a hinkley point c here today, a fantastic project . it's behind fantastic project. it's behind schedule and there's a frustration here. now, thousands

of frustration here. now, thousands et trttteh— frustration here. now, thousands of british airways— frustration here. now, thousands of british airways and— “ccc; now, thousands of british airways and boots emthyeee— of british airways and boots emthyeee are— of british airways and boots employees are among those who've had employees are among those who've hat thetr— employees are among those who've had their personal— employees are among those who've had their personal data breached tethwtmg— had their personal data breached tettewtmg a— had their personal data breached following a cyber— had their personal data breached following a cyber attack . ba following a cyber attack. ba eaye— following a cyber attack. ba eaye thetr— following a cyber attack. ba says their staff— following a cyber attack. ba says their staff were amongst theee— says their staff were amongst theee htt— says their staff were amongst theee htt ty— says their staff were amongst those hit by the _ says their staff were amongst those hit by the attack on zettte— those hit by the attack on zettte .— those hit by the attack on zettte . h— those hit by the attack on zellis . a payroll provider used zellis. a payroll provider used by zellis. a payroll provider used ty hamtrete— zellis. a payroll provider used by hundreds of— zellis. a payroll provider used by hundreds of companies across trttath— by hundreds of companies across trttatm .— by hundreds of companies across britain . pharmacy— by hundreds of companies across britain . pharmacy group boots britain. pharmacy group boots atee— britain. pharmacy group boots atee eatt— britain. pharmacy group boots also said the— britain. pharmacy group boots also said the attack had thetatet— also said the attack had included some of its employees tereemat— included some of its employees personal details— included some of its employees personal details and includes names, addresses and banking tetatte— names, addresses and banking tetatte .— names, addresses and banking tetatte . the— names, addresses and banking details . the judge hearing the details. the judge hearing the et— details. the judge hearing the case of prince— details. the judge hearing the case of prince harry against rather— case of prince harry against trtrrer treat— case of prince harry against mirror group newspapers , says he mirror group newspapers, says he was mirror group newspapers, says he eartrteet— mirror group newspapers, says he was surprised the— mirror group newspapers, says he was surprised the duke didn't attent— was surprised the duke didn't atteht the— was surprised the duke didn't attend the high— was surprised the duke didn't attend the high court today. it trewteaety— attend the high court today. it was previously thought prince harry— was previously thought prince harry weatt— was previously thought prince harry would attend to give ewtehee— harry would attend to give evidence over— harry would attend to give evidence over claims that mewetater— evidence over claims that newspaper articles contained tmtermattem— newspaper articles contained information that— newspaper articles contained information that were gathered aetmg— information that were gathered using unlawful— information that were gathered using unlawful methods. but it's teem— using unlawful methods. but it's now been confirmed he'll enter the wttmeee— now been confirmed he'll enter the witness box— now been confirmed he'll enter the witness box tomorrow to give that— the witness box tomorrow to give that ewtemee— the witness box tomorrow to give that evidence .— the witness box tomorrow to give that evidence . mirror group that evidence. mirror group wewetatere— that evidence. mirror group wewetatere te— that evidence. mirror group newspapers is contesting the etatme— newspapers is contesting the etatme .— newspapers is contesting the etatme . hm— newspapers is contesting the claims . an inquest into the claims. an inquest into the hate— claims. an inquest into the teathe et— claims. an inquest into the deaths of two— claims. an inquest into the deaths of two young people at bournemouth— deaths of two young people at bournemouth beach found they ttet— bournemouth beach found they ttet et— bournemouth beach found they died of drowning— bournemouth beach found they died of drowning . 17 year old died of drowning. 17 year old joe died of drowning. 17 year old he httae— died of drowning. 17 year old joe abbas and— died of drowning. 17 year old joe abbas and 12— died of drowning. 17 year old

joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khar— joe abbas and 12 year old sunak than wee— joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued— joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from the sea tarrag— khan were rescued from the sea tarthg the— khan were rescued from the sea during the incident last wetmeetay— during the incident last wednesday ,- during the incident last wednesday , but both died later wednesday, but both died later in wednesday, but both died later he heetttat— wednesday, but both died later in hospital. dorset police say the— in hospital. dorset police say the teath— in hospital. dorset police say the beach was— in hospital. dorset police say the beach was extremely busy at the beach was extremely busy at the ttme— the beach was extremely busy at the ttme amt— the beach was extremely busy at the time and they— the beach was extremely busy at the time and they continued to atteat— the time and they continued to atteat ter— the time and they continued to appeal for witnesses to come that— appeal for witnesses to come terwart .— appeal for witnesses to come terwart . wew— appeal for witnesses to come forward . now, as— appeal for witnesses to come forward . now, as you've been forward. now, as you've been heartmg— forward. now, as you've been heartmg ,— forward. now, as you've been heartmg . hetty— forward. now, as you've been hearing , holly willoughby has hearing, holly willoughby has retamet— hearing, holly willoughby has retarmet te— hearing, holly willoughby has returned to the— hearing, holly willoughby has returned to the daytime tv tregramme— returned to the daytime tv programme this morning for the thet— programme this morning for the ttret ttme— programme this morning for the first time since _ programme this morning for the first time since the departure of first time since the departure et her— first time since the departure of her co—presenter phillip sehettett,— of her co—presenter phillip schofield, opening the show ahmgette— schofield, opening the show alongside josie— schofield, opening the show alongside josie gibson, the new theme— alongside josie gibson, the new treeemter em— alongside josie gibson, the new presenter on the _ alongside josie gibson, the new presenter on the show , she said presenter on the show, she said ehe— presenter on the show, she said ehe tett— presenter on the show, she said she felt shaken,— presenter on the show, she said she felt shaken, troubled and let she felt shaken, troubled and tet tewm— she felt shaken, troubled and tet tewh ty— she felt shaken, troubled and let down by phillip schofield arter— let down by phillip schofield atter he— let down by phillip schofield after he admitted to an affair wtth— after he admitted to an affair wtth a— after he admitted to an affair wtth a yeamg— after he admitted to an affair with a young male colleague . he with a young male colleague. he atee— with a young male colleague. he atee eart— with a young male colleague. he atee eatt ehe— with a young male colleague. he also said she also— with a young male colleague. he also said she also said rather, that— also said she also said rather, that ehe— also said she also said rather, that she wants— also said she also said rather, that she wants to— also said she also said rather, that she wants to get back to the— that she wants to get back to the warmth— that she wants to get back to the warmth and— that she wants to get back to the warmth and magic that the ehew— the warmth and magic that the ehew trtmge— the warmth and magic that the ehew trtmge . — the warmth and magic that the show brings . you,— the warmth and magic that the show brings . /cc. c show brings. you, me and all of us at this morning gave our love and support to someone who was not telling the truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process and it's

equally hard to see the toll that it's taken on their own mental health. i think what unhes mental health. i think what unites us all now is a desire to heal for the health and wellbeing of everyone . holly wellbeing of everyone. holly willoughby now— “c holly willoughby now ofcom says it went— willoughby now ofcom says it went te— willoughby now ofcom says it won't be taking— willoughby now ofcom says it won't be taking action after atha— won't be taking action after htrea hmteh— won't be taking action after adjoa andoh said buckingham rataee— adjoa andoh said buckingham palace balcony— adjoa andoh said buckingham palace balcony at the coronation terrttty— palace balcony at the coronation was terribly white _ palace balcony at the coronation was terribly white during the coverage . the— was terribly white during the coverage . the watchdog says the coverage. the watchdog says the eemmem— coverage. the watchdog says the comment made _ coverage. the watchdog says the comment made by— coverage. the watchdog says the comment made by the actress was a tereemat— comment made by the actress was a personal observation , which a personal observation, which tart— a personal observation, which tart et— a personal observation, which tart et a— a personal observation, which was part of a wide ranging panel tteeaeetem— was part of a wide ranging panel discussion. ofcom _ was part of a wide ranging panel discussion. ofcom also said it take— discussion. ofcom also said it tatee tate— discussion. ofcom also said it takes into account, gets right to takes into account, gets right te treetem — takes into account, gets right to freedom of— takes into account, gets right to freedom of expression . an to freedom of expression. an amt— to freedom of expression. an amtt atthe— to freedom of expression. an anti vaccine conspiracy theorist hae— anti vaccine conspiracy theorist hae teem— anti vaccine conspiracy theorist has been sentenced to 12 months in has been sentenced to 12 months it when— has been sentenced to 12 months it when ter— has been sentenced to 12 months in prison for plotting to teetrey— in prison for plotting to teetrey te— in prison for plotting to destroy 5g masts . 59 year old destroy 5g masts. 59 year old chrtetthe— destroy 5g masts. 59 year old christine grayson_ destroy 5g masts. 59 year old christine grayson discussed gettthg— christine grayson discussed getttmg ht— christine grayson discussed getttmg rtt et— christine grayson discussed getting rid of the mobile phone maete— getting rid of the mobile phone maete arter— getting rid of the mobile phone masts after becoming obsessed wtth— masts after becoming obsessed wtth the— masts after becoming obsessed with the belief— masts after becoming obsessed with the belief that they were ttmtet— with the belief that they were ttmtet te — with the belief that they were linked to the _ with the belief that they were linked to the covid 19 vaccine. thanwhtte— linked to the covid 19 vaccine. meanwhile, her— linked to the covid 19 vaccine. meanwhile, her co— linked to the covid 19 vaccine. meanwhile, her co defendant, tamem— meanwhile, her co defendant, darren reynolds,— meanwhile, her co defendant, darren reynolds, was jailed for 12 darren reynolds, was jailed for re yeare— darren reynolds, was jailed for re yeare arter— darren reynolds, was jailed for 12 years after being found

gattty— 12 years after being found gattty et— 12 years after being found guilty of eight— 12 years after being found guilty of eight terrorist ettemeee— guilty of eight terrorist offences .— guilty of eight terrorist offences . as- guilty of eight terrorist offences . as you're up to date offences. as you're up to date on offences. as you're up to date em et— offences. as you're up to date em et wewe— offences. as you're up to date on gb news, more— offences. as you're up to date on gb news, more news as it happene— on gb news, more news as it hatteme. tact— on gb news, more news as it happens. back now to . happens. back now to. patrick very— happens. back now to. patrick very ehertty— happens. back now to. patrick very ehertty tht— happens. back now to. patrick very shortly i'll be getting etaet— very shortly i'll be getting etaet ttght— very shortly i'll be getting stuck right into the big topic of stuck right into the big topic et the— stuck right into the big topic et the taw— stuck right into the big topic of the day, which is rishi sunak eayhg— of the day, which is rishi sunak eaytmg that— of the day, which is rishi sunak eaytmg that me— of the day, which is rishi sunak saying that his small boats tettey— saying that his small boats tettey te— saying that his small boats policy is actually working. i'm not ar— policy is actually working. i'm not tt— policy is actually working. i'm not sure it does— policy is actually working. i'm not sure it does look- policy is actually working. i'm not sure it does look like it's working. we're hoping to hear from suella braverman, the home secretary, live in the house of commons but jonathan commons as well. but jonathan gullies join just gullies mp will join me in just a minutes. but a matter of minutes. but i wanted to give my little diatribe , on another top diatribe anyway, on another top topic today and it's prince harry not turning up to court. is harry really so thick that he thinks that it's a good idea to anger the judge in his phone hacking ? well, apparently hacking trial? well, apparently so. supposed to be so. he was supposed to be in court ready to give court today ready to give evidence if needed. he evidence if needed. but he pulled the last minute pulled out at the last minute because he wanted to attend his daughter's party.

daughter's birthday party. i mean, year to plan mean, he only had a year to plan for . she's as well. for it. she's only two as well. so wouldn't really so she wouldn't really have known it was earlier known it if it was a day earlier . what a muppet. how on earth can harry expect to be taken serious if he's late for his own court letting his legal court date? letting his legal team judge down? people team and the judge down? people have to take time off work. miss family funerals in family weddings and funerals in important life events to attend jury important life events to attend jury service. but harry is so arrogant and entitled that he thinks he can actually call a court case and then not show up because it doesn't work around his life . you can picture the his life. you can picture the scene, can't you? at woke mansion california , meghan mansion in california, meghan pipes at the last minute as pipes up at the last minute as harry's out, the door. harry, where are you going ? well, i've where are you going? well, i've got my court case. oh, is that today? but it's lilibet's birthday. will here. birthday. oprah will be here. you can't let her down. i mean, this trial could. grief is make or break for harry. he will face brutal cross—examination. and in a court of law versus a top barrister for his truth won't matter. the truth will. he could be on the hook for a huge, huge,

huge sum of money in legal fees if he loses. unless, of course, he's signed a no win , no fee he's signed a no win, no fee agreement. it could also benefit mirror group massively who could use this case as just cause to stop making payouts to people who feel though had who feel as though they had their phones hacked in bid to their phones hacked in a bid to stop going to court. stop them going to court. and reportedly the judge has the power to say that harry has brought these accusations too late and could potentially dismiss some of them, which would save everyone a lot of time, frankly. mirror group may argue they received argue that they received information from anonymous tip offs or just genuine tip offs, really. and not from phone hacking, which again could see harry out on his backside . but harry out on his backside. but for me, this last minute, no show supposed due to his daughter's birthday, strongly implies that there are issues going on at home and it might not just be the judge kicking him out on the kerb . soon email him out on the kerb. soon email me, gbviews@gbnews.uk . com. me, gbviews@gbnews.uk. com.

we'll have lots more on that story. a little later this hour. but let's get stuck straight into our topic. and the into our top topic. and the prime minister announced into our top topic. and the prim hiinnister announced into our top topic. and the prim his stopzr announced into our top topic. and the primhis stop the announced into our top topic. and the prim his stop the boats ounced into our top topic. and the primhis stop the boats policy that his stop the boats policy is all go home. is working. we can all go home. fantastic. this is great, he says that channel crossings are down admits there's down 20, but admits there's still a long way to go . rishi still a long way to go. rishi sunak revealed that more barges would be on the way to house an additional 1000 asylum seekers. so this apparently is what working looks like. people, however , he is yet to indicate however, he is yet to indicate where they'll be moored. one other barge has already been earmarked for portland in dorset, which has dorset, a place which has provoked widespread local opposition. earlier on i spoke to the head of communications at the refugee council, mark davies. let's just have a little listen about what he had to say . also, sunak was . also, rishi sunak was defending the idea defending was defending the idea of detaining initially child migrants. people claiming to be children coming across the channel. do you think that's inhumane because he was saying, we're going to do this because we're going to do this because we want to deter people from just pushing children out into

the channel and knowing that we will be able to take them. i mean, totally inhumane and mean, it's totally inhumane and it's not fundamentally in line with british values , actually. with british values, actually. patrick, i think it's something that— patrick, i think it's something that meet— patrick, i think it's something that most people in this country weatt— that most people in this country weatt ttmt— that most people in this country would find absolutely abhorrent. and would find absolutely abhorrent. amt-a— would find absolutely abhorrent. amt-a reatty— would find absolutely abhorrent. and a really horrendous and it's a really horrendous ththg— and it's a really horrendous thtmg. r— and it's a really horrendous thing. i mean,— and it's a really horrendous thing. i mean, the fact is, and theee— thing. i mean, the fact is, and theee are— thing. i mean, the fact is, and these are facts,— thing. i mean, the fact is, and these are facts, unfortunately , these are facts, unfortunately, trem— these are facts, unfortunately, trem the— these are facts, unfortunately, from the home— these are facts, unfortunately, from the home office's own etattettee— from the home office's own etattettee ,— from the home office's own statistics , that— from the home office's own statistics , that the vast statistics, that the vast marertty— statistics, that the vast marertty et— statistics, that the vast majority of people who come aereeelthe— majority of people who come across .the boats - majority of people who come across the boats are genuine across on the boats are genuine retageee— across on the boats are genuine refugees. they're— across on the boats are genuine refugees. they're from places the— refugees. they're from places like afghanistan,— refugees. they're from places like afghanistan, which is a thee— like afghanistan, which is a the that— like afghanistan, which is a place that-said- like afghanistan, which is a place that said where we'd place that we said where we'd hett— place that we said where we'd help-and— place that we said where we'd here-amt the- place that we said where we'd help and the facts are help people. and the facts are that— help people. and the facts are that-charme— help people. and the facts are that claims processed , that when claims are processed, they— that when claims are processed, they are— that when claims are processed, they the— that when claims are processed, they are the vast— that when claims are processed, they are the vast majority of theee— they are the vast majority of those claims— they are the vast majority of those claims are— they are the vast majority of those claims are agreed. so 75% of those claims are agreed. so 75% et att— those claims are agreed. so 75% et at etatme— those claims are agreed. so 75% of all claims and— those claims are agreed. so 75% of all claims and that's you're ateetatety— of all claims and that's you're absolutely right— of all claims and that's you're absolutely right that they eheatt — absolutely right that they eheatt te — absolutely right that they should be processed much more gattty.— should be processed much more quickly. absolutely and we've got quickly. absolutely and we've get the— quickly. absolutely and we've got this absurd _ quickly. absolutely and we've got this absurd backlog, but that— got this absurd backlog, but that doesn't— got this absurd backlog, but that doesn't mean that people are-thetr— that doesn't mean that peoplei are-thetr-amt are twiddling their thumbs and not are twiddling their thumbs and met—tact,- not doing anything. in fact, when— not doing anything. in fact, when processing the when they are processing the etatme—thatl claims, they're finding that teetre— people from these terrible eeamrteet — people from these terrible countries, countries which countries, these countries which are countries, these countries which taetmg— countries, these countries which taetmg reat— countries, these countries which are facing real problems like htghamtetah— are facing real problems like afghanistan, which, as i said, you— afghanistan, which, as i said, you-,— afghanistan, which, as i said, yea-, we— afghanistan, which, as i said, you , we promised that we'd you know, we promised that we'd etee—teetre- you know, we promised that we'd etee—teeth taetmgl step in and help people facing the tatttam— step in and help people facing the taliban and— step in and help people facing the taliban and all threats

the taliban and all the threats of the taliban and all the threats et that.— the taliban and all the threats of that. .we've_ the taliban and all the threats of that. .we've let- the taliban and all the threats of that. we've let those of that. and we've let those teetre— of that. and we've let those teette tewm. — of that. and we've let those people down. c “c;hc;3c “g people down. it's interesting. experts have chosen to play of my interview with him now, given that i went on say tom that i went on to say tom harwood processing harwood hardly processing anyone, indeed the anyone, are we? and indeed the majority coming majority of people coming across the be the channel now appear to be from torn countries. but from non war torn countries. but there suella braverman is there we go. suella braverman is speaking house commons speaking in the house of commons right now. will bring you some right now. i will bring you some of very, very shortly. right now. i will bring you some of cross y, very shortly. right now. i will bring you some of cross over,y shortly. right now. i will bring you some of cross over, though,. let's cross over, though, to dover join home and dover and join our home and security mark white. mark security editor mark white. mark rishi the the rishi says that the stop the boats well. boats plan is working. well. a lot are saying, no, it lot of people are saying, no, it isn't, rishi. it'sjust lot of people are saying, no, it isn't, rishi. it's just the wind . well, the prime minister, it taet— . well, the prime minister, it raet arter— well, the prime minister, it was just after 9:00 this memhg— was just after 9:00 this morning, patrick, when he ettttet— morning, patrick, when he ettttet em— morning, patrick, when he slipped on his— morning, patrick, when he slipped on his life jacket and heatet— slipped on his life jacket and heatet eat— slipped on his life jacket and headed out on— slipped on his life jacket and headed out on that border force eeet— headed out on that border force eeet eat— headed out on that border force vessel out into— headed out on that border force vessel out into the— headed out on that border force vessel out into the channel. and he weatt— vessel out into the channel. and he weatt have— vessel out into the channel. and he would have seen for himself the therapy— he would have seen for himself the choppy conditions , the the choppy conditions, the meterate— the choppy conditions, the moderate breeze and what that te— moderate breeze and what that te te— moderate breeze and what that te te the— moderate breeze and what that can do to the waves out there. tat— can do to the waves out there. tat etttt— can do to the waves out there. tat etttt ,— can do to the waves out there. but still, all— can do to the waves out there. but still, all the— can do to the waves out there. but still , all the prime but still, all the prime wtmteter— but still, all the prime minister is— but still, all the prime minister is claiming that that zet— minister is claiming that that 20% reduction— minister is claiming that that 20% reduction in— minister is claiming that that 20% reduction in in those ereeetmg— 20% reduction in in those crossing was— 20% reduction in in those crossing was at- 20% reduction in in those crossing was at very least in part— crossing was at very least in part tae— crossing was at very least in part tae te— crossing was at very least in part due to the— crossing was at very least in part due to the government's teagher—

part due to the government's tougher approach . now, it seems tougher approach. now, it seems etramge— tougher approach. now, it seems etramge that— tougher approach. now, it seems strange that he— tougher approach. now, it seems strange that he didn't ask some of strange that he didn't ask some et theee— strange that he didn't ask some of those border— strange that he didn't ask some of those border force personnel whe— of those border force personnel whe mammet— of those border force personnel who manned these vessels because they,— who manned these vessels because they, the— who manned these vessels because they. the every— who manned these vessels because they, like every other— who manned these vessels because they, like every other maritime expert— they, like every other maritime expert we— they, like every other maritime expert we epeat— they, like every other maritime expert we speak to down here, wtt— expert we speak to down here, wttt tett— expert we speak to down here, will tell him _ expert we speak to down here, will tell him that— expert we speak to down here, will tell him that actually he the reduction— will tell him that actually he the reduction in— will tell him that actually he the reduction in the small boats eemtmg— the reduction in the small boats eemtmg aeee— the reduction in the small boats coming across has— the reduction in the small boats coming across has got little to do coming across has got little to te wtth— coming across has got little to te wtth the— coming across has got little to do with the tougher approach and ewerythtmg— do with the tougher approach and ewerythtmg te— do with the tougher approach and ewerythtmg te te— do with the tougher approach and everything to do with the winds, the direction— everything to do with the winds, the direction of— everything to do with the winds, the direction of the winds have teem— the direction of the winds have teem thwtmg— the direction of the winds have been blowing in— the direction of the winds have been blowing in the fact that they— been blowing in the fact that they have— been blowing in the fact that they have been— been blowing in the fact that they have been blowing at such a revet— they have been blowing at such a tewet that— they have been blowing at such a level that it's— they have been blowing at such a level that it's just— they have been blowing at such a level that it's just above the aeeeptatte— level that it's just above the acceptable limits in terms of what— acceptable limits in terms of what theee— acceptable limits in terms of what these small boats can cross amert — what these small boats can cross amert se— what these small boats can cross under. so that's— what these small boats can cross under. so that's been putting them— under. so that's been putting them etr— under. so that's been putting them off there— under. so that's been putting them off there have only been eeeaehmat— them off there have only been occasional days— them off there have only been occasional days where the wind hae— occasional days where the wind hae retemtet— occasional days where the wind has relented and— occasional days where the wind has relented and they've come across, of course,— has relented and they've come across, of course, as always , in across, of course, as always, in thetr— across, of course, as always, in their hundreds. _ across, of course, as always, in their hundreds. we— across, of course, as always, in their hundreds. we filmed before a baa,— their hundreds. we filmed before a boat, a— their hundreds. we filmed before a boat, a small— their hundreds. we filmed before a boat, a small boat, trying to mate— a boat, a small boat, trying to mate tte— a boat, a small boat, trying to mate tte way— a boat, a small boat, trying to make its way past— a boat, a small boat, trying to make its way past the front of the hert— make its way past the front of the rat et— make its way past the front of the port of dover,— make its way past the front of the port of dover, being lashed by the port of dover, being lashed ty the— the port of dover, being lashed ty the wawee— the port of dover, being lashed by the waves as— the port of dover, being lashed by the waves as it— the port of dover, being lashed by the waves as it did patrick. amt— by the waves as it did patrick. amt that— by the waves as it did patrick. and that really— by the waves as it did patrick. and that really gave , i think,

and that really gave, i think, a preper— and that really gave, i think, a preper etat— and that really gave, i think, a proper stark illustration of the eemtttteme— proper stark illustration of the conditions out— proper stark illustration of the conditions out there today. it's emty— conditions out there today. it's emty thwtmg— conditions out there today. it's only blowing between 16 and 18 mttee— only blowing between 16 and 18 mttee am— only blowing between 16 and 18 miles an hour.— only blowing between 16 and 18 miles an hour. so— only blowing between 16 and 18 miles an hour. so just dipping tmte— miles an hour. so just dipping tmte the— miles an hour. so just dipping into the moderate wind scale. tat— into the moderate wind scale. tat that-e— into the moderate wind scale. but that's enough to make it tmpaeeatte— but that's enough to make it impassable for— but that's enough to make it impassable for these small boats and impassable for these small boats amt that-e— impassable for these small boats and that's what— impassable for these small boats and that's what we've had for the— and that's what we've had for the meet— and that's what we've had for the meet part— and that's what we've had for the most part since october of het— the most part since october of taet year. — the most part since october of last year. that's— the most part since october of last year. that's been fortunate for last year. that's been fortunate ter the— last year. that's been fortunate for the government. it's athwet— for the government. it's allowed, of— for the government. it's allowed, of course, the prime trtmteter— allowed, of course, the prime minister depher_ allowed, of course, the prime minister depher to have some reeptte— minister depher to have some reeptte trem — minister depher to have some respite from the— minister depher to have some respite from the very significant- respite from the very significant numbers coming tat— significant numbers coming across. but of— significant numbers coming across. but of course there is a tanger— across. but of course there is a tamger tm— across. but of course there is a danger in claiming— across. but of course there is a danger in claiming that the retaettem— danger in claiming that the reduction in— danger in claiming that the reduction in numbers is down to the government's— reduction in numbers is down to the government's policy because when— the government's policy because when tm— the government's policy because when h the— the government's policy because when h the very— the government's policy because when in the very flat, calm memhe— when in the very flat, calm memthe et— when in the very flat, calm months of the— when in the very flat, calm months of the summer, those amtere— months of the summer, those amtere grew— months of the summer, those numbers grow very significantly , them— numbers grow very significantly , them that— numbers grow very significantly , then that will— numbers grow very significantly , then that will be pretty ttttteatt, — , then that will be pretty difficult, i— , then that will be pretty difficult, i would imagine, for the thtme— difficult, i would imagine, for the prime minister to defend. warh— the prime minister to defend. nap, thamt— the prime minister to defend. mark, thank you— the prime minister to defend. mark, thank you very much. mark wtght— mark, thank you very much. mark wtght there. — mark, thank you very much. mark wight there, our— mark, thank you very much. mark wight there, our home security editor from dover. now rishi sunak saying it's working okay.

we've had around 1800 albanian removed back to albania, 12,000 came last year, many of whom are either still in hotels or have gone missing. so that returns program, the only thing they've returned to is a life of crime on the streets of britain, isn't it? we've got a massive backlog of asylum claims the moment of asylum claims at the moment which the rate of which are going at the rate of something like five per month. our home office, as our work from home office, as i'm are managing our work from home office, as i'nprocess are managing our work from home office, as i'nprocess five are managing our work from home office, as i'nprocess five claims managing our work from home office, as i'nprocess five claims aanaging our work from home office, as i'nprocess five claims a month. to process five claims a month. an individual case studies which i absolutely staggering, i find absolutely staggering, to be you. that's not be honest with you. that's not working. deportation flights working. no deportation flights to rwanda off and we are to rwanda taking off and we are unable , it would to unable, it would appear, to swerve the echr . joining me now swerve the echr. joining me now is conservative mp for stoke is the conservative mp for stoke on north. jonathan gullies on trent north. jonathan gullies . very . jonathan, thank you very, very much. now rishi sunak is hailing a victory for the stop the boats policy . is lying ? no, i policy. why is he lying? no, i think he's absolutely right to point out the fact that there has been great success, particularly with the albania deal particularly with the albania deal. patrick because what it hae— deal. patrick because what it hae teme— deal. patrick because what it hae teme te— c patrick because what it has done is brought down httamtam— has done is brought down albanian arrivals by 90. so that

teee— albanian arrivals by 90. so that teee tttegat— albanian arrivals by 90. so that 1800 illegal albanian migrants and 1800 illegal albanian migrants amt teretgm— 1800 illegal albanian migrants and foreign national offenders tetmg— and foreign national offenders being returned— and foreign national offenders being returned has seen a 90% retaettem— being returned has seen a 90% retaettem tm— being returned has seen a 90% reduction in the— being returned has seen a 90% reduction in the attempts to come over here. - reduction in the attempts to come over here. q“ come over here. oh, we've lost jonathan . we'll get gullies jonathan. we'll get gullies back, though, don't we? we'll bnng back, though, don't we? we'll bring him. we'll bring him back. okay. so what he's saying there, and doesn't mind me and i hope he doesn't mind me paraphrasing here, but what he was there was that we've was saying there was that we've seen 90% seen something like a 90% reduction from people from albania. okay, fine. albania. now okay, that's fine. my albania. now okay, that's fine. my to that would my argument to that would potentially jonathan back potentially be is jonathan back again? think he is. jonathan, again? i think he is. jonathan, good so good stuff. sorry mate. so basically, saying that basically, you were saying that we've reduction we've seen a 90% reduction of people look that's people from albania. look that's fine. is let fine. but the problem is we let so many in to begin with. well i totally agree with you, patrick. we need to make sure that we put this we need to make sure that we put the-agreement— we need to make sure that we put this-agreement on- this returns agreement on eterette— this returns agreement on- steroids—planes steroids and get those planes going— steroids and get those planes. going—thousands going and seeing the thousands em— going and seeing the thousands return—possible.- return as quickly as possible. i don-t— return as quickly as possible. i aem-see— return as quickly as possible. i aem-see any- return as quickly as possible. i don't see any more don't want to see any more albanians— don't want to see any more albanians lingering in our hotels— albanians lingering in our hotels-need- albanians lingering in our hotels need to. ' z albanians lingering in our- hotels-need to. and the ones hotels and need to. and the ones that— hotels and need to. and the ones that absconded once that sadly have absconded once entering to enter entering this country to enter the crime they are the life of crime that they are , that the , because we know that the albanian gangs albanian drug gangs have replaced cannabis replaced the vietnamese cannabis gangs of the past. so, you know, we need to make sure that we've got cracking on got our police cracking down on

our rounding our streets, you know, rounding these people up and then getting them albania soon as them back to albania as soon as possible. but correct to possible. but you're correct to say— possible. but you're correct to say-other— possible. but you're correct to say _other countries,| say that with other countries, it's say that with other countries, ifs-rwanda. - say that with other countries,- it's- rwanda. - know it's all about rwanda. we know that— it's all about rwanda. we know that-of— it's all about rwanda. we know that of appeal is that the court of appeal is obviously come soon, obviously due to come back soon, hopefully, believe it will hopefully, and i believe it will find of the find in favour of the government. moment that government. at the moment that happens. we need get planes happens. we need to get planes off because i think off to rwanda because i think that british public will that the british public will hinge success or failure of hinge the success or failure of all our policies on small boats and stopping the boats on whether or they a plane whether or not they see a plane take to rwanda at all. take off to rwanda at all. absolutely. success only think looks— absolutely. success only think looks like — absolutely. success only think looks like people— absolutely. success only think looks like people in calais packing— looks like people in calais packing up— looks like people in calais packing up their tents and going the oka— packing up their tents and going the old reverse— packing up their tents and going the old reverse ferret back through— the old reverse ferret back through france _ the old reverse ferret back through france because they reame— through france because they realise that— through france because they realise that we— through france because they realise that we are no longer a soft— realise that we are no longer a soft touch.— realise that we are no longer a soft touch. jonathan, can i get your— soft touch. jonathan, can i get your reaction— soft touch. jonathan, can i get your reaction to— soft touch. jonathan, can i get your reaction to some criticism for kkskk — your reaction to some criticism for rishi sunak— your reaction to some criticism for rishi sunak from the usual types— for rishi sunak from the usual types-were— for rishi sunak from the usual types were saying , oh, you types who were saying, oh, you shoukdn-k— types who were saying, oh, you shouldn't—child - shouldn't be putting child asymm— shouldn't be putting child asylum seekers in detention asylum seekers in in detention centres?— asylum seekers in in detention eeetteee te— asylum seekers in in detention centres? he was— asylum seekers in in detention centres? he was saying, well, totte— centres? he was saying, well, we're doing this— centres? he was saying, well, we're doing this because we want to we're doing this because we want te-peepte— we're doing this because we want to-people.putfing- to deter people from putting a teetteet— to deter people from putting a teetteet et— to deter people from putting a boatload of outside into boatload of kids outside into the channel— boatload of kids outside into the channel if— boatload of kids outside into the channel if indeed course the channel if indeed of course ttet— the channel if indeed of course ttet-ettttten— the channel if indeed of course they children begin with. they are children to begin with. jonathan— they are children to begin with. jonathan-et- they are children to begin with. jonathan-of all,- jonathan well, first of all, tetttek— jonathan well, first of all, patrick, you're _ jonathan well, first of all, patrick, you're correct in saving— patrick, you're correct in eeytng ttet— patrick, you're correct in saying that we don't know if

theee— saying that we don't know if tteee peepte— saying that we don't know if these people actually are etttttett— these people actually are children. having to children. we're having to take it children. we're having to take tt-vetue— children. we're having to take it-value-thosel it at face value out of those zoo— it at face value out of those zoo etteget — it at face value out of those 200 alleged children that went mteetne— 200 alleged children that went tetttmg-were— 200 alleged children that went missing, were between 16 and missing, 95% were between 16 and 17 missing, 95% were between 16 and tt-ett. — missing, 95% were between 16 and tt-ett. tew— missing, 95% were between 16 and 17-old. how convenient- missing, 95% were between 16 and 17 old. f" 17 years old. how convenient to be below the age of an be just below the age of an aduh be just below the age of an adult the kingdom. and adult in the united kingdom. and of know those people of course, we know those people absconded. they weren't taken as the evidence proven, as the cctv evidence has proven, as we heard the floor the we heard from the floor of the house, for house, from the minister for immigration and the prime minister correct minister is also correct in saying were not to saying that if we were not to put so—called children into these then we'll just be these barges, then we'll just be convincing the smugglers to advertise young, to mothers advertise to young, to mothers with children and say, we're going put a boatload of you, going to put a boatload of you, which is a boatload of human lives be at risk, lives that could be at risk, that need be at risk that don't need to be at risk because in safe because they're already in safe mainland do mainland france. so the do gooders, lawyers, the gooders, the lefty lawyers, the interview the person interview had with the person for refugee council who for the refugee council who wants probably virtually wants to probably virtually signal existing to dinner parties offered his parties yet hasn't offered his home bedrooms to home or his spare bedrooms to illegal migrants yet. we've got hotels full up here in stoke on trent actually go trent should perhaps actually go out london bubble, go out of the london bubble, go knock around here knock on some doors around here where i've been in norton estate this and actually this very afternoon and actually hear reality on ground.

hear some reality on the ground. jonathan i was infuriated by people deciding that a central london hotel at the taxpayer's expense was wi—fi food and perfectly serviceable accommodation, legal accommodation, legal accommodation was not good enough for them. these were peepte— enough for them. these were peepte wte — enough for them. these were people who travelled- g these were people who travelled across two eeettnente— people who travelled across two continents and _ people who travelled across two continents and had not been happy— continents and had not been happy anywhere. they'd been. they— happy anywhere. they'd been. they ate— happy anywhere. they'd been. they het— happy anywhere. they'd been. they are not asylum seekers, theyhe— they are not asylum seekers, they're-shoppers- they are not asylum seekers, they're shoppers , in they're asylum shoppers, in my the— they're asylum shoppers, in my view,-are clearly- view, and we are clearly identified— view, and we are clearly identified being soft touch identified as being a soft touch . whet— identified as being a soft touch . what hettt— identified as being a soft touch . what would you— identified as being a soft touch . what would you do with people whe— . what would you do with people who teueet— . what would you do with people who eueet ee— . what would you do with people who refuse as perfectly usable accommodation— who refuse as perfectly usable accommodation country? accommodation in this country? i hettt— accommodation in this country? i weutt otter— accommodation in this country? i would offer them— accommodation in this country? i would offer them the first etreet— would offer them the first atthett wtth— would offer them the first airport with a— would offer them the first airport with a flight back to where— airport with a flight back to where they— airport with a flight back to where they originally came from and eat— where they originally came from and eat that— where they originally came from and say that we'll— where they originally came from and say that we'll happily lay on our accommodation. 4:3. 5th; on our accommodation. you are ttght.— on our accommodation. you are ttght. .— on our accommodation. you are ttght. . meth— on our accommodation. you are right. i mean, poor not right. i mean, poor souls not being able to get decent wi—fi and you are correct, patrick. it is and you know is asylum shopping. and you know who first? is asylum shopping. and you know who since first? is asylum shopping. and you know who since i first? is asylum shopping. and you know who since i got first? is asylum shopping. and you know who since i got electedt? is asylum shopping. and you know who since i got elected the mp heard since i got elected the mp for christian for bury south christian wakeford christian wakeford. wakeford or christian wakeford. let's perfectly frank . mr let's be perfectly frank. mr joining party and joining the labour party and virtue signalled used the virtue signalled he used the term shopper. so term asylum shopper. so when everyone like you everyone attacks people like you and patrick, for using and me, patrick, for using these terms let's not forget where it terms, let's not forget where it

originally from now originally came from and now sitting of sitting labour member of parliament. and think it's so parliament. and i think it's so important to understand that yes, right people yes, you are right people and the of people claim the majority of people do claim asylum in the face of first safe country that they should do as they meant these this they are meant to. these this 1,012% the world that then 1,012% of the world that then looks where looks to basically choose where they they they want to go. they are shopping around. they're in france member un france and nato member un founder power founder and nuclear power country. are you seriously telling that there there life telling me that there there life in will be worse than in france will be any worse than it in the united it would be in the united kingdom? absolutely for the kingdom? it's absolutely for the birds to just birds and they need to just basically understand that you're not allowed to spend not going to be allowed to spend thousands pounds hands thousands of pounds in the hands of smuggling come here of smuggling gangs to come here illegally jump illegally to try and jump the queue and advantage of our queue and take advantage of our hospitality and our goodwill in this because it this country because it undermines trying to undermines what we're trying to do asylum do with the genuine asylum seekers, children seekers, the women and children we've taken of afghanistan, we've taken out of afghanistan, out syria , out of ukraine and out of syria, out of ukraine and out of syria, out of ukraine and out kong to make sure out of hong kong to make sure they're protected. british they're protected. the british people are compassionate, but they in fairness. yeah. they believe in fairness. yeah. and jonathan, i think- and jonathan, i think i eeheueh— and jonathan, i think i seriously think rishi sunak eheutt— seriously think rishi sunak should have— seriously think rishi sunak should have used today an should have used today as an ehpettuhttk— should have used today as an opportunity stand up and hold opportunity to stand up and hold up. opportunity to stand up and hold up--a_ opportunity to stand up and hold uh-e repert— opportunity to stand up and hold up. a report penned in up. bizarrely a report penned in

part— up. bizarrely a report penned in part anyway— up. bizarrely a report penned in pan anyway ,— up. bizarrely a report penned in pan anyway , hy— up. bizarrely a report penned in part anyway , by david miliband, part anyway, by david miliband, who:— part anyway, by david miliband, whe-,— part anyway, by david miliband, who... we— part anyway, by david miliband, who... ne att— part anyway, by david miliband, who, , we all remember him, who, well, we all remember him, ten-t— who, well, we all remember him, ten-t we— who, well, we all remember him, ten-t nan— who, well, we all remember him, don't we, from that— don't we, from that international commission don't we, from that intwhateverl commission don't we, from that intwhatever it's commission don't we, from that— intwhatever it's called, mmission don't we, from that— intwhatever it's called, whereion or whatever it's called, where he wa— or whatever it's called, where he was basically— or whatever it's called, where he was basically saying the twahean— he was basically saying the european union— he was basically saying the european union are not doing theta— european union are not doing theh tht— european union are not doing their bit when— european union are not doing their bit when it— european union are not doing their bit when it comes to aeytnn— their bit when it comes to aeytnn-tt-e- their bit when it comes to asylum - it's no i their bit when it comes to- asylum-it's no wonder asylum seekers. it's no wonder eweenety— everyone wants to come here because— everyone wants to come here because-a land- everyone wants to come here because a land milk because this is a land of milk ant— because this is a land of milk ant honey— because this is a land of milk and honey compared to a distant week— and honey compared to a distant eneek tetant— and honey compared to a distant greek island-bunk- and honey compared to a distant greek island bunk beds on and honey compared to a distant greand sland bunk beds on and honey compared to a distant greand they bunk beds on and honey compared to a distant greand they say bunk beds on and honey compared to a distant greand they say even k beds on and honey compared to a distant greand they say even k you. on and honey compared to a distant greand they say even k you are it. and they say even if you are grantee— it. and they say even if you are granted - status, - it. and they say even if you are granted status, you've granted refugee status, you've got granted refugee status, you've eat-ta— granted refugee status, you've eat-ta-ken-ttl got 30 days to leave. you'll have— got 30 days to leave. you'll have-tat,— got 30 days to leave. you'll have .job, you'll- got 30 days to leave. you'll have job, you'll have no have no job, you'll have no hey— have no job, you'll have no honey-have- have no job, you'll have no money, have nowhere money, you'll have nowhere to live:— money, you'll have nowhere to the—ant- money, you'll have nowhere to the—antithel live, and you'll be out on the etreete— live, and you'll be out on the streets—tte- live, and you'll be out on the streets—it's no. streets of athens. so it's no ante— streets of athens. so it's no wonder-want- streets of athens. so it's no wonder-want to - streets of athens. so it's no wonder want to come streets of athens. so it's no- wonder-want to come here. wonder people want to come here. why— wonder people want to come here. why-snnak— wonder people want to come here. why-snnak nat— wonder people want to come here. why sunak not hammering why is rishi sunak not hammering the—ane- why is rishi sunak not hammering the—ate tatnal the point home that we are doing hate-ather— the point home that we are doing more -other people?- the point home that we are doing more other people? and more than other people? and aetnatty— more than other people? and actually enough— more than other people? and actually enough enough? well actually enough is enough? well i actually enough is enough? well . thtnk— actually enough is enough? well . thtnk the— actually enough is enough? well i think the prime— actually enough is enough? well i think the prime minister is ttght— i think the prime minister is naht ta— i think the prime minister is ttght ta thy— i think the prime minister is ttght ta tty ant— i think the prime minister is right to try and get more of our twaaean— right to try and get more of our twaaean-ta- right to try and get more of our european _to follow- european partners to follow the eneeee—thtnkl european partners to follow thei greece _thinkla greece model, which i think is a wew— greece model, which i think is a very gaat— greece model, which i think is a very gaat natet— greece model, which i think is a very good model, very sound nateh— very good model, very sound natetlwe— very good model, very sound model, we should be model, and we should be eenatnty— model, and we should be certainly-far- model, and we should be certainly _far asi model, and we should be- certainly _far as they model, and we should be certaibeen far as they model, and we should be certaibeen in far as they model, and we should be certaibeen in our far as they model, and we should be certaibeen in our own as they model, and we should be certaibeen in our own country as have been in our own country as wet — have been in our own country as wet hat— have been in our own country as well. but ultimately,- have been in our own country as well. but ultimately, i- have been in our own country as well. but ultimately, i think the union put the european union needs to put on that means things on notice and that means things like convention like the european convention of human i've to human rights. as i've said to you before, patrick to be you before, patrick needs to be put and says, put on the table and says, if they keep and they keep meddling and interfering, then walk interfering, then we will walk away if that away from that. and if that needs into a manifesto in

needs to go into a manifesto in the next general election to make of lords make sure the house of lords understand don't have understand that they don't have some god given right just some god given right to just block they want to block anything that they want to because don't like it. you because they don't like it. you know, the archbishop of canterbury virtue signalling in the lords yet not the house of lords yet not worried about the fact that year on the amount worried about the fact that year on people the amount worried about the fact that year on people claiming the amount worried about the fact that year on people claiming to he amount of people claiming to be christian this country drop christian in this country drop the historical the fact there's historical sexual claims that he's sexual abuse claims that he's having to deal with. but no, he'd his time he'd rather spend his time trying signal at every trying to virtue signal at every opportunity lambeth opportunity. i know lambeth palace spacious and palace is nice and spacious and big. plenty of people big. i've got plenty of people in on you know, in stoke on trent. you know, with used, i'm sure with hotels being used, i'm sure he'll to volunteer he'll be happy to volunteer for his to be used instead his palaces to be used instead so we can our hospitality so we can get our hospitality sector on its feet. yeah sector back on its feet. yeah i think it's absolutely fascinating. i must think it's absolutely fascijonathan, i must think it's absolutely fascijonathan, we're i must think it's absolutely- fascijonathan, we're goingnust think it's absolutely fascijonathan, we're going to st say, jonathan, we're going to have— say, jonathan, we're going to have-aanaany- have to part company now. but it's have to part company now. but tt-e-hawe— have to part company now. but tt-e-hawe yan- have to part company now. but it's-have you on. - it's great to have you on. tanathan— it's great to have you on. jonathan _there- it's great to have you on. jonathan there mp for jonathan gullis there mp for stake— jonathan gullis there mp for stake-hath - jonathan gullis there mp for stoke-north. |- jonathan gullis there mp for stoke north. i actually stoke on trent north. i actually attentet— stoke on trent north. i actually attentet a— stoke on trent north. i actually attended a church— stoke on trent north. i actually attended a church service neeentty— attended a church servicej recently—mind attended a church service- recently_mind saying recently and i don't mind saying the,— recently and i don't mind saying the—wae— this, where there was a collection _ this, where there was a. collection-being this, where there was a- collection-being done collection that was being done for collection that was being done tan the— collection that was being done for the-asylum - collection that was being done for the asylum seeker for the local asylum seeker hatet— for the local asylum seeker hatet ant— for the local asylum seeker hatet ant .— for the local asylum seeker hotel and i thought, okay, well that-e— hotel and i thought, okay, well hate—the,- hotel and i thought, okay, well that's—fine, don't. that's absolutely fine, don't get—buta- that's absolutely fine, don't eet—hatltl get me wrong. but, but i eanttn-t— get me wrong. but, but i couldn't-noticel get me wrong. but, but i- couldn't-notice that couldn't help but notice that the—wae- couldn't help but notice that the—was tn- couldn't help but notice that. the—was in appears the church that i was in appears to the church that i was in appears ta have— the church that i was in appears ta have hat— the church that i was in appears to have hadlhuge_ the church that i was in appears to have had huge amount of to have had a huge amount of naney— to have had a huge amount of naney pumped— to have had a huge amount of money pumped into it, and that

the church itself is a fabulously- the church itself is a- fabulously-organisation fabulously wealthy organisation .-thtnk,— fabulously wealthy organisation .-think,-know,- fabulously wealthy organisation . think, know, taking . i just think, you know, taking naney— . i just think, you know, taking money additional— . i just think, you know, taking money additional of money additional money on top of taxes— money additional money on top of takes—thatch- money additional money on top of taxes—church is- taxes and when the church is entha— taxes and when the church is ettttng an— taxes and when the church is ettttng an a— taxes and when the church is sitting on a lot— taxes and when the church is sitting on a lot of wealth is haya— sitting on a lot of wealth is inaya interesting. but there we go. inaya interesting. but there we aa.-seenetaty— go. home secretary suella- braverman—update go. home secretary suella- braverman_update on braverman has given an update on the—attempte- braverman has given an update on the—attempts ta- braverman has given an update on the down attempts to braverman has given an update on the down on attempts to braverman has given an update on the down on illegalnpts to braverman has given an update on the down on illegal migration. clamp down on illegal migration. i clamp down on illegal migration. t-we— clamp down on illegal migration. t-we an— clamp down on illegal migration. t-we have— clamp down on illegal migration. i-we can have a- clamp down on illegal migration. i we can have a little i believe we can have a little taak— i believe we can have a little taak ant— i believe we can have a little look and listen— i believe we can have a little look and listen . _ i believe we can have a little look and listen . m” look and listen. thank you, mr speaker. with look and listen. m” with permission, speaker. with permission, i wante— speaker. with permission, i wantt ttke— speaker. with permission, i would like to— with permission, i would like to make a statement ahant— would like to make a statement ahant the— would like to make a statement about the progress— would like to make a statement about the progress of the government's— about the progress of the government's plan to stop the haate— government's plan to stop the haate .— government's plan to stop the haate . th— government's plan to stop the boats . mr speaker, this government's plan to stop the boats. mr speaker, this is a eanatek— boats. mr speaker, this is a eanatek ant— boats. mr speaker, this is a complex and enduring problem when— complex and enduring problem when we— complex and enduring problem which we must— complex and enduring problem which we must tackle on multiple tnante— which we must tackle on multiple tnante. tt— which we must tackle on multiple tnante. t he— which we must tackle on multiple fronts. it is also— which we must tackle on multiple fronts. it is also a— which we must tackle on multiple fronts. it is also a moral tnaenatwe— fronts. it is also a moral imperative. - fronts. it is also a moral imperative . fronts. it is also a moral imperative. fronts. it is also a moral imperative . fronts. it is also a moral imperative. that is why the prime minister , unlike the prime minister, unlike the leader of the opposition , made leader of the opposition, made stopping the boats one of his five pledges to the british people . and while labour has no people. and while labour has no plan. mr speaker, we are getting on with our plan to stop the boats . while there is a long way boats. while there is a long way to go , there are several to go, there are several outcomes to note . firstly, mr outcomes to note. firstly, mr speaken outcomes to note. firstly, mr speaker, the small boats operational command was

established in december to oversee operations in the channel with a new senior direct, duncan capps, a former general appointed to lead it. direct, duncan capps, a former general appointed to lead it . we general appointed to lead it. we have doubled the funding for operation and vigour over the next two financial years , which next two financial years, which bnngs next two financial years, which brings together the national crime agency, home office and diligence and policing to help disrupt the people smuggling gangs upstream . secondly, by gangs upstream. secondly, by freeing up immigration enforcement officers, illegal working raids increase by more than 50% between january and march this year, compared to the same period in 2022. since the introduction of the nationality and borders act in june 2022, immigration enforcement have doubled the number of arrests, charges and convictions compared to the same period in the preceding year. we have established. okay, that's suella hnawennan tn— established. okay, that's suella braverman in there— : okay, that's suella braverman in there addressing the taaee—

braverman in there addressing the hate at— braverman in there addressing the house of commons after rishi snnak— the house of commons after rishi snnak hae— the house of commons after rishi sunak has come— the house of commons after rishi sunak has come out— the house of commons after rishi sunak has come out saying that his sunak has come out saying that he stan— sunak has come out saying that he staa the— sunak has come out saying that his stop the boats— sunak has come out saying that his stop the boats policy is tnteet— his stop the boats policy is indeed doing— his stop the boats policy is indeed doing rather well . she's indeed doing rather well. she's tatktna— indeed doing rather well. she's tatktng ahant— indeed doing rather well. she's talking about their clampdown on tttegat— talking about their clampdown on illegal migration.— talking about their clampdown on illegal migration. okay, so thtnee— illegal migration. okay, so hntnee natty— illegal migration. okay, so prince harry was meant to be in cann— prince harry was meant to be in cant-hat— prince harry was meant to be in court-but-what?. prince harry was meant to be in| court-but-what? he court today, but guess what? he went— court today, but guess what? he thtn-t boy...— court today, but guess what? he didn't bother to— court today, but guess what? he didn't bother to turning up. i'm hatnek— didn't bother to turning up. i'm hatnek-an— didn't bother to turning up. i'm patrick-on.news.. patrick christys on gb news. hate—t- patrick christys on gb news.- hate—t-haek.

people's channel. " people's channel. britain's news . channel okay , so in a few . channel okay, so in a few minutes time i will discuss a devastating report that says that the covid lockdown was a

massive mistake. lots of people eaytna— massive mistake. lots of people eaytng, hey,— massive mistake. lots of people saying, hey, hindsight- massive mistake. lots of people saying, hey, hindsight is- lots of people saying, hey, hindsight is 2020. i understand— saying, hey, hindsight is 2020. i understand that. we're not going— i understand that. we're not going ta— i understand that. we're not going ta twett— i understand that. we're not going to dwell on too much, going to dwell on it too much, hat— going to dwell on it too much, hat-thtnk— going to dwell on it too much, but-think that— going to dwell on it too much, but-think that for- going to dwell on it too much, but think that for all of but i do think that for all of the— but i do think that for all of the massive,— but i do think that for all of the massive, massive cancel enttwe— the massive, massive cancel ethane-wae— the massive, massive canceli culture .was - place the massive, massive cancel. culture .was-place at the massive, massive cancel. culttime,.was-place at the massive, massive cancel culttime, initially place at the massive, massive cancel culttime, initially for place at the massive, massive cancel culttime, initially for anyone at the time, initially for anyone wha— the time, initially for anyone wha taaee— the time, initially for anyone who dared-look,- the time, initially for anyone who dared look, are we who dared to say, look, are we naktna— who dared to say, look, are we naktna a— who dared to say, look, are we making a mistake— who dared to say, look, are we making a mistake here? i think we tt— making a mistake here? i think we tt ta— making a mistake here? i think we owe it to those— making a mistake here? i think we owe it to those people to aetnatty— we owe it to those people to actually highlight some of these tenants,— actually highlight some of these tenant-nanny,- actually highlight some of these reports, frankly, are actually highlight some of these reptseeing frankly, are actually highlight some of these reptseeing huge kly, are actually highlight some of these reptseeing huge amount are actually highlight some of these reptseeing huge amount of; actually highlight some of these reptseeing huge amount of on not seeing a huge amount of on ather— other news channels. now, i ante— other news channels. now, i wanten—ttt- other news channels. now, i wonder—i'll tell. other news channels. now, i. wonder—i'll tell you, wonder why. well, i'll tell you, because— wonder why. well, i'll tell you, because-complicit. wonder why. well, i'll tell you, because complicit in because they were complicit in it. because they were complicit in tt. .there— because they were complicit in it. .there-some- because they were complicit in it. there some breaking it. but there is some breaking. news. apparently this is massive and news. apparently this is massive ant—ht.- and you all care about it. thtneeee— and you all care about it. princess-has- and you all care about it. princess has given and you all care about it.- princess-has given birth princess eugenie has given birth to princess eugenie has given birth ta hen— princess eugenie has given birth ta hen-entha— princess eugenie has given birth to her-child with- princess eugenie has given birth to her child with husband to her second child with husband jack— to her second child with husband jack brooksbank,_ to her second child with husband jack brooksbank, a— to her second child with husband jack brooksbank, a boy named theat— jack brooksbank, a boy named ernest-.— jack brooksbank, a boy named ernest-. ronnie- ernest george. ronnie brooksbank.- ernest george. ronnie brooksbank. ernest is 13th in the— brooksbank. ernest is 13th in the ta— brooksbank. ernest is 13th in the ta the— brooksbank. ernest is 13th in line to the british throne and whtt— line to the british throne and wttt he— line to the british throne and wttt he a— line to the british throne and will be a plain— line to the british throne and will be a plain miss or master. the— will be a plain miss or master. the kayak— will be a plain miss or master. the royal couple— will be a plain miss or master. the royal couple became parents for the royal couple became parents tan the— the royal couple became parents tan the thet— the royal couple became parents for the first time— the royal couple became parents for the first time in— the royal couple became parents for the first time in february 2021,— for the first time in february 2021, when— for the first time in february 2021, when they— for the first time in february 2021, when they welcomed their twa — 2021, when they welcomed their twa year— 2021, when they welcomed their now two year old _ 2021, when they welcomed their now two year old son, august to the want. — now two year old son, august to the world. prince— now two year old son, august to the world. prince harry's tantnank— the world. prince harry's landmark case. moving on. prince natty-e— landmark case. moving on. prince harry's landmark— landmark case. moving on. prince harry's landmark case against thwar— harry's landmark case against that enun— harry's landmark case against mirror group newspapers is underway,— mirror group newspapers is antetway, hat— mirror group newspapers is underway, but it started without nth.— underway, but it started without htn. the— underway, but it started without htn. the judge— underway, but it started without him. the judge expressed anathe— him. the judge expressed surprise that— him. the judge expressed surprise that the duke of sussex

absence, whilst— surprise that the duke of sussex absence, whilst the mirror's tawyen— absence, whilst the mirror's tawyen eatt— absence, whilst the mirror's lawyer, said it— absence, whilst the mirror's lawyer, said it was deeply tnanhttna— lawyer, said it was deeply tnanhttna .— lawyer, said it was deeply troubling . harry was due in troubling. harry was due in cann— troubling. harry was due in an ae— troubling. harry was due in am as the— troubling. harry was due in court as the first british royal ehee— court as the first british royal the— court as the first british royal since the 19th— court as the first british royal since the 19th century to give ewtenee— since the 19th century to give ewtenee tn— since the 19th century to give evidence in a— since the 19th century to give evidence in a london courtroom as he— evidence in a london courtroom as he seeke— evidence in a london courtroom as he seeks damages from mirror group— as he seeks damages from mirror ghana—attegetl group newspapers over alleged nntawtnt— group newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering. natty-e— unlawful information gathering. natty-e-tatt— unlawful information gathering. harry's-told the- unlawful information gathering. harry's told the high harry's lawyers told the high cann— harry's lawyers told the high cawt that— harry's lawyers told the high court that details of the whee-e— court that details of the prince's life— court that details of the prince's life were a story too aaat— prince's life were a story too aaat nat— prince's life were a story too good not publish. i'm joined good not to publish. i'm joined by eh— good not to publish. i'm joined by an hewe— good not to publish. i'm joined by an hewe e— good not to publish. i'm joined by gb news s royal correspondent cean— by gb news s royal correspondent canneanwa-e-h— by gb news s royal correspondent cameron-who's at- by gb news s royal correspondent cameron who's at the cameron walker, who's at the hen— cameron walker, who's at the htgh-sa— cameron walker, who's at the high-so cameron,- cameron walker, who's at the high so cameron, we can high court. so cameron, we can expect— high court. so cameron, we can expect natty— high court. so cameron, we can expect harry tomorrow, can we? was,— expect harry tomorrow, can we? hee, that-e— expect harry tomorrow, can we? hee, hate the— expect harry tomorrow, can we? yes, that's the idea. tt.

memoir, spare and all the answers he gives are going to be cross—examined by this case, and it will be interesting to see how prince harry copes under that pressure and whether he very much sticks to what he believes . and he believes that believes. and he believes that mirror group newspaper journalists unlawfully obtained information about him in order to write stories and therefore, by extension, sell newspapers. but the judge earlier today, when it became apparent that prince harry was not going to be here, he flew overnight to london following princess elizabeth's birthday. his daughter yesterday, on sunday, the judge was surprised that he was not there because he had actually said at a previous heanng actually said at a previous hearing for this case that he wanted witnesses available the day before. were expected day before. they were expected to in case the to give evidence in case the opening arguments took a lot less time than expected. and in fact, andrew green, who's the case for mirror group newspapers, he said it was he was deeply troubled by the fact that prince harry was not here today, saying that is today, saying that there is potential it to be wasted potential for it to be wasted time. this afternoon. but prince

harry's lawyer, david sherborne , he is essentially saying that prince in different prince harry is in a different category other category to for the other witnesses because, a, he's got to travel across the atlantic and , the security arrangements and b, the security arrangements that being a senior that go with being a senior member the royal family has member of the royal family has to taken into account . but to be taken into account. but but as you said in your introduction, patrick, david sherborne was essentially saying that the eyes of mirror group that in the eyes of mirror group newspapers, prince newspapers, a story about prince harry too not to harry was too good not to pubush harry was too good not to publish and stories drove sales and those sales were the ends which justified what prince harry's lawyer was arguing were the unlawful means for mirror group newspapers to obtain unlawful unlawful information about prince harry. so he's going to be in court tomorrow . going to be in court tomorrow. prince harry is answering questions from the kc representing mirror group, newspapers, mirror group, newspapers, mirror group, newspapers contest all the allegations made against them. and we'll have to wait and see exactly how prince harry's copes under pressure . under oath. under pressure. under oath. absolutely. thank you absolutely. cameron thank you very much. cameron walker there are very much. cameron walker there kayak— very much. cameron walker there are royal reporter. _ very much. cameron walker there are royal reporter. we'll— wig i cameron walker there are royal reporter. we'll be hawng— are royal reporter. we'll be having michael— are royal reporter. we'll be

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thte-ehantt— asylum seeker accommodation in this-should just- this country should just be tepaheh— this country should just be deported. on deported. i have got a debate on that— deported. i have got a debate on that tn— deported. i have got a debate on that tn the— deported. i have got a debate on that in the-hour.— deported. i have got a debate on that in the hour. but in that in the next hour. but in het— that in the next hour. but in just_moments,l just a matter of moments, i'm going— just a matter of moments, i'm gatna—ahant- just a matter of moments, i'mi going—about about going to be talking about about the—repart- going to be talking about about the—report that- going to be talking about about the report that says the bombshell report that says that— the bombshell report that says that the— the bombshell report that says that the covm _ the bombshell report that says that the covid lockdown was a tenth— that the covid lockdown was a terrible decision.— that the covid lockdown was a terrible decision. but look, tte— terrible decision. but look, tt-e nat— terrible decision. but look, tt-e nat thet— terrible decision. but look, it's not just about the economics— it's not just about the economics of- it's not just about the economics of it okay? it's not just about the- economics of it-okay? it's economics of it all, okay? it's in economics of it all, okay? it's tn-the— economics of it all, okay? it's in-the amount- economics of it all, okay? it's in _the amount of. economics of it all, okay? it's in the amount of lives in terms of the amount of lives it in terms of the amount of lives tt-ant— in terms of the amount of lives tt-ant an— in terms of the amount of lives it-and can anyone- in terms of the amount of lives it and can anyone hear it saved and can anyone hear a

eeantat— it saved and can anyone hear a eeantat-when- it saved and can anyone hear a scandal-when it- it saved and can anyone hear a scandal when it comes to scandal coming when it comes to theee— scandal coming when it comes to theee whatekhh — scandal coming when it comes to these whatsapp lockdown file ththge— these whatsapp lockdown file thtnee-the — these whatsapp lockdown file things the reason why maybe things and the reason why maybe they— things and the reason why maybe they tan-t— things and the reason why maybe they tan-t want— things and the reason why maybe they don't want getting out they don't want them getting out there.— they don't want them getting out there—htgh- they don't want them getting out there. _might just- there. i suspect it might just have— there. i suspect it might just have a— there. i suspect it might just have a little— there. i suspect it might just have a little thing to do with the— have a little thing to do with the mea— have a little thing to do with the idea that— have a little thing to do with the idea that they knew that there— the idea that they knew that there-have- the idea that they knew that there - have been i the idea that they knew that there have been a the idea that they knew that- there-have been a huge there wouldn't have been a huge henettt— there wouldn't have been a huge benefit . lockdown, _ benefit to lockdown, but they haeeeet—tt- benefit to lockdown, but they pressed it anyway. pressed ahead with it anyway. ant— pressed ahead with it anyway. ant there— pressed ahead with it anyway. and there . news— pressed ahead with it anyway. and there news poll that and there is news of a poll that thawe— and there is news of a poll that shows—majority. and there is news of a poll that shows—majority of| shows that the vast majority of shack,— shows that the vast majority of women shock, horror . they don't women shock, horror. they don't want— women shock, horror. they don't want transgender— women shock, horror. they don't want transgender athletes to eanhete— want transgender athletes to eanhete tn— want transgender athletes to compete in female sports. you knaw— compete in female sports. you knaw-etee— compete in female sports. you knaw-etee e— compete in female sports. you know-else ? they- compete in female sports. you know else ? they also don't know what else? they also don't want— know what else? they also don't want-.— know what else? they also don't want- kee— know what else? they also don't want-. yes, that's- know what else? they also don't want . yes, that's right. men want men. yes, that's right. men in women's changing rooms. who knew— in women's changing rooms. who knew hat— in women's changing rooms. who knew hat haw— in women's changing rooms. who knew? but now it's— in women's changing rooms. who knew? but now it's the headlines wtth— knew? but now it's the headlines wtth patty— knew? but now it's the headlines with polly middlehurst . �*ftt�*tzge with polly middlehurst. well, rather— with polly middlehurst. well, some rather happy— with polly middlehurst. well, some rather happy breaking news, as you've just been hearing from patrick. princess eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a baby boy. his name is ernest george. ronnie brooksbank . she posted ronnie brooksbank. she posted a photograph on her instagram instagram account earlier on today saying the baby was born on the 30th of may. prince us eugenie says son august is

already loving being a big brother. congratulations to her. now the prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk on small boats, as well as reducing the asylum backlog, is starting to work. but he admits there is still a long way to go during a speech in kent, the prime minister said small boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate another 1000 people. but wouldn't comment on where they'd be located . and the metropolitan be located. and the metropolitan police says conservative mp bob stewart has been charged with two public order offences alleged to have happened in december last year. scotland yard said the 73 year old had been charged with a racially aggravated offence after an incident in central london last yeah incident in central london last year. the force has said he'll appear at westminster magistrates court on july the 5th and an inquest into the deaths of two young people at bournemouth beach found they died of drowning . 17 year old

died of drowning. 17 year old joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from the sea last wednesday. but both later died in hospital . all sunak mum died in hospital. all sunak mum says no parents should ever have to go through what she and her family are experiencing . ing family are experiencing. ing more on all of those stories by heading to our website gb news dot com . dot com. loads of people out there think that banging on about lockdown and the consequences of it is yesterday news and that hindsight is 2020 and i understand all of that but i think it is important to learn the lessons from it and make sure that if something bad happens, happen happens, it doesn't happen again. i think it's again. i also think it's worthwhile— tags " i also think it's worthwhile making sure that heahte— worthwhile making sure that teathe-hate- worthwhile making sure that people made knowingly people who made knowingly erroneous decisions aren't attawet— erroneous decisions aren't attawet ta— erroneous decisions aren't allowed to get— erroneous decisions aren't allowed to get away with it and then— allowed to get away with it and then continue _ allowed to get away with it and then continue to— allowed to get away with it and then continue to go on and make thaee— then continue to go on and make those decisions. _ then continue to go on and make those decisions. i— then continue to go on and make

those decisions. i do also think as those decisions. i do also think ae wett— those decisions. i do also think as wet, ant— those decisions. i do also think as well, and i've— those decisions. i do also think as well, and i've got to be haneet— as well, and i've got to be honest about— as well, and i've got to be honest about this, it vindicates a tat— honest about this, it vindicates a tat at— honest about this, it vindicates a tat at heape— honest about this, it vindicates a lot of people. we've had nehante—thel a lot of people. we've had. reports _the line reports very far down the line hnnehet — reports very far down the line brushed _carpet- reports very far down the line brushed carpet by a brushed under the carpet by a lot brushed under the carpet by a tatlheahte— brushed under the carpet by a tatlheahte tn— brushed under the carpet by a lot-people in the- brushed under the carpet by a lot people in the media, the lot of people in the media, the same _class that- lot of people in the media, the same class that were same media class that were heekttne— same media class that were heckling boris— same media class that were heckling boris johnson, shouting , we neet— heckling boris johnson, shouting , we neet ta— heckling boris johnson, shouting , we need to lock— heckling boris johnson, shouting , we need to lock down more. we need— , we need to lock down more. we neetltaek— , we need to lock down more. we need i lock down _ , we need to lock down more. we need lock down harder. and need to lock down harder. and whenever-said,- need to lock down harder. and. whenever-said,-hang whenever anyone said, well, hang on whenever anyone said, well, hang an-what— whenever anyone said, well, hang an-what ahant- whenever anyone said, well, hang on-what about all- whenever anyone said, well, hang on what about all the on a minute, what about all the consequences? they were aheatntety— absolutely battered again, i ante— absolutely battered again, i wanten-wety- absolutely battered again, i wonder. very much whether wonder. very, very much whether teth— wonder. very, very much whether heth-ant— wonder. very, very much whether beth-and robert- wonder. very, very much whether beth and robert peston beth rigby and robert peston whtt— beth rigby and robert peston wtth—tte- beth rigby and robert peston wtth—the an- beth rigby and robert peston will—big on this. will be going as big on this etaty— will be going as big on this stay-ate. — will be going as big on this story-are. but- will be going as big on this story are. but this is story as we are. but this is a tewaetattne— story as we are. but this is a devastating report that exposes the tenth— devastating report that exposes the terrible - of _ devastating report that exposes the terrible of covid the terrible cost of the covid taektawne. — the terrible cost of the covid lockdowns. - study - the terrible cost of the covid lockdowns. study by the lockdowns. the study by the tnetttate— lockdowns. the study by the institute of— lockdowns. the study by the institute of economic affairs taunt— found that shutting down the eaantty— found that shutting down the eaantty tn— found that shutting down the country in spring 2020 saved thet— country in spring 2020 saved ttet hoo— country in spring 2020 saved just 1700 lives,— country in spring 2020 saved just 1700 lives, which it says is just 1700 lives, which it says he a— just 1700 lives, which it says he a that— just 1700 lives, which it says he a that tn— just 1700 lives, which it says is a drop in the— just 1700 lives, which it says is a drop in the bucket compared to is a drop in the bucket compared ta the— is a drop in the bucket compared ta the etaeeentne— is a drop in the bucket compared to the staggering collateral easte— to the staggering collateral costs imposed.— to the staggering collateral costs imposed. the study found that— costs imposed. the study found that that— costs imposed. the study found that than ta— costs imposed. the study found that prior to lockdown restrictions, - that prior to lockdown restrictions, the uk government tatt— restrictions, the uk government tatt ta— restrictions, the uk government were told to expect around tattoo— were told to expect around 500,000 covm _ were told to expect around 500,000 covid deaths in england and 500,000 covid deaths in england ant waee.— 500,000 covid deaths in england ant watee. the— 500,000 covid deaths in england and wales. the modelling came han— and wales. the modelling came than tntenat— and wales. the modelling came from imperial college london, whteh— from imperial college london, whteh eatt— from imperial college london, which said that— from imperial college london, which said that tight restrictions- which said that tight restrictions could save as many as restrictions could save as many ae tattoo— restrictions could save as many as 400,000 lives.— restrictions could save as many as 400,000 lives. so we were tttenatty— as 400,000 lives. so we were literally double— as 400,000 lives. so we were literally double wrong , weren't

literally double wrong, weren't wee— literally double wrong, weren't wee hat— literally double wrong, weren't wee hat the— literally double wrong, weren't we? but the researchers found that— we? but the researchers found that thet— we? but the researchers found that ttet hoo— we? but the researchers found that just 1700 lives were saved in that just 1700 lives were saved tn tnetant— that just 1700 lives were saved in england and— that just 1700 lives were saved in england and wales. that is that just 1700 lives were saved in england and wales . that is a in england and wales. that is a great— in england and wales. that is a great thtne— in england and wales. that is a great thing. don't— in england and wales. that is a great thing. don't get me wrong . hat— great thing. don't get me wrong . hat when— great thing. don't get me wrong . but when compared to mortality ratee— . but when compared to mortality rates-countries— . but when compared to mortality rates-countries like— . but when compared to mortality rates countries like sweden, . but when compared to mortality rates relieditries like sweden, . but when compared to mortality rates relied ones like sweden, . but when compared to mortality rates relied on a like sweden, . but when compared to mortality rates relied on a system eden, . but when compared to mortality rates relied on a system ofzn, which relied on a system of watantary— which relied on a system of voluntary restrictions, the repart— voluntary restrictions, the report authors— voluntary restrictions, the report authors concluded that taektawne— report authors concluded that lockdowns were _ report authors concluded that lockdowns were a global policy tattwe— lockdowns were a global policy tattwe at— lockdowns were a global policy failure of gigantic— lockdowns were a global policy failure of gigantic proportions . joining— failure of gigantic proportions . joining ne— failure of gigantic proportions . joining us now— failure of gigantic proportions . joining us now is reem ibrahim tran— . joining us now is reem ibrahim trarn the— . joining us now is reem ibrahim from the institute— . joining us now is reem ibrahim from the institute of economic attatre— from the institute of economic attatre .— from the institute of economic affairs . reem,— from the institute of economic affairs . reem, the economic affairs. reem, the economic aeteet— affairs. reem, the economic aeteet at— affairs. reem, the economic aspect of this— affairs. reem, the economic aspect of this is— affairs. reem, the economic aspect of this is absolutely massive. the— aspect of this is absolutely massive. the lack of life saving is massive. the lack of life saving h ahea— massive. the lack of life saving h atea a— massive. the lack of life saving h atea a tte— massive. the lack of life saving is also a big one.— massive. the lack of life saving is also a big one. but the way that— is also a big one. but the way that teatte— is also a big one. but the way that people were— is also a big one. but the way that people were forced and tatttet— that people were forced and bullied into— that people were forced and bullied into compliance with a set bullied into compliance with a eet at— bullied into compliance with a eet at ratee— bullied into compliance with a set of rules and— bullied into compliance with a set of rules and regs based on erroneous modelling i think is the reat— erroneous modelling i think is the neat etary— erroneous modelling i think is the real story here. yeah, yaa-re— the real story here. yeah, you're absolutely right. ' t: you're absolutely right. and i thtnk— you're absolutely right. and i thtnk that— you're absolutely right. and i think that fundamentally what this report shows, is it effective cast a shadow of a doubt over a lot of these lockdown measures . i mean, we're lockdown measures. i mean, we're looking at the these figures that have come out of the report today published the today that was published by the institute affairs . institute of economic affairs. effectively, it showed that the more rates that we more the mortality rates that we

saw coming out of the united kingdom compared to sweden were only about 3.2% lower. now that 3.2% is just a drop in the bucket when compared to the huge catastrophic consequences of lockdown. we're not just talking about inflation. we're talking about inflation. we're talking about businesses failing. we're talking about mental health problems. nhs effectively problems. the nhs effectively becoming a covid service rather than a national health service. so a lot of the impact on these, a lot of these consequences have actually shown that the covid lockdowns were effectively a catastrophic failure . and do you catastrophic failure. and do you suspect that— catastrophic failure. and do you suspect that one— catastrophic failure. and do you suspect that one of— catastrophic failure. and do you suspect that one of the- i ti. ”c: and do you suspect that one of the main why— suspect that one of the main reasons why these whatsapps are tethe— reasons why these whatsapps are tetne ea— reasons why these whatsapps are being ea etaeety— reasons why these whatsapps are being so closely guarded atteeetty— being so closely guarded allegedly by— being so closely guarded allegedly by rishi sunak and co is allegedly by rishi sunak and co h teae— allegedly by rishi sunak and co is because they— allegedly by rishi sunak and co is because they might have aetaatty—tal is because they might have. actually _to these actually been alerted to these ettaattane— actually been alerted to these situations at— actually been alerted to these situations at time. situations at the time. i do thtnk— situations at the time. i do thtnk-they— situations at the time. i do think they could come out think that they could come out whether— think that they could come out ewtnetne there— think that they could come out swinging there say that swinging there and say that there— swinging there and say that there-ea— swinging there and say that there-so much- swinging there and say that there so much media pressure there was so much media pressure tran— there was so much media pressure trarn the— there was so much media pressure trarn the tetat— there was so much media pressure from the usual types. every single— from the usual types. every etnete eay— from the usual types. every etnete tay at— from the usual types. every single day at these things you get single day at these things you eet-teeth— single day at these things you get peston standing there get robert peston standing there going,— get robert peston standing there twinge-shouldn't- get robert peston standing there going, shouldn't you be going, oh, you shouldn't you be eahe— going, oh, you shouldn't you be tatne thre— going, oh, you shouldn't you be doing this instead,— going, oh, you shouldn't you be doing this instead, shouldn't you— doing this instead, shouldn't yanltaektne— doing this instead, shouldn't you locking down harder and you be locking down harder and tattere— you be locking down harder and faster? meanwhile— you be locking down harder and faster? meanwhile lives in an faster? meanwhile he lives in an ateatatety— faster? meanwhile he lives in an absolutely don't— faster? meanwhile he lives in an absolutely don't really matter to

lockdowns don't really matter to htm—hee- lockdowns don't really matter to nth—hee eahe- lockdowns don't really matter to him—he's going to him. and actually he's going to wank— him. and actually he's going to wank-day— him. and actually he's going to wark-tay anyway.- work every day anyway. i just wanet— work every day anyway. i just wonder whether— work every day anyway. i just wonder whether or not the eawernnent— wonder whether or not the government felt so pressured by the meth— government felt so pressured by the media that— government felt so pressured by the media that they thought we'd tetter— the media that they thought we'd tetter thet— the media that they thought we'd better just lock— the media that they thought we'd better just lock down knowing that— better just lock down knowing that t— better just lock down knowing that it wasn't— better just lock down knowing that it wasn't really the best course of action.— that it wasn't really the best course of action. yeah i mean, the— course of action. yeah i mean, the eawernnent— course of action. yeah i mean, the government were pressured by the government were pressured by the metha— the government were pressured by the netta tat— the government were pressured by the media, but they— the government were pressured by the media, but they were also treeewet— the media, but they were also treeewet ty— the media, but they were also pressured by the— the media, but they were also pressured by the public. the media, but they were also pressured by the public, a pressured by the public. i mean, the path— pressured by the public. i mean, the path rh— pressured by the public. i mean, the polls run show that actually a lot of this scaremongering meant that a of the public, meant that a lot of the public, a the british were a lot of the british public were actually supportive the actually quite supportive of the lockdowns. didn't lockdowns. obviously, we didn't have the evidence then, have all of the evidence then, but this report was but this report that was published iea published today by the iea actually in actually shows that in retrospect, lot of those hard, retrospect, a lot of those hard, fast lockdowns were not required at all. and actually the mortality rates that were saved by that time were only 3.2. well, what the report also does show, though, is that a lot of those voluntary changes in behaviour were really what actually mitigated the consequences pandemic. so consequences of the pandemic. so things voluntarily social things like voluntarily social distancing , things like voluntarily social distancing, washing your hands, things people do, generally things that people do, generally speaking common sense speaking with common sense already so they don't they didn't need the government to do

that for them. in sweden, for example, we had much less draconian measures and effectively saw very, very close result in terms of mortality rates. but of course they didn't see all of those catastrophic consequences from pandemic , consequences from the pandemic, like the economic consequences , like the economic consequences, which are huge amounts of businesses closing down in the united kingdom as a of united kingdom as a result of the government's we the government's lockdown. we also the mental also saw, i mean, the mental health impact and of course, that on public that impact on our public services. think that services. so i think that generally speaking, the psychological of covid psychological impact of covid was required . and that's was not required. and that's what's about this report . but what's about this report. but okay. reem, thank you- okay. reem, thank you very much. keen— okay. reem, thank you very much. keen tenth,— okay. reem, thank you very much. reem ibrahim, the— okay. reem, thank you very much. reem ibrahim, the of the tnetttate— reem ibrahim, the of the institute of— reem ibrahim, the of the institute of economic affairs, whae— institute of economic affairs, he hettet— institute of economic affairs, who've helped compile this repart— who've helped compile this retan .— who've helped compile this retan . ant— who've helped compile this retan . ant t— who've helped compile this report . and i want to delve report. and i just want to delve tnta— report. and i just want to delve tnta-tntak— report. and i just want to delve into-inbox-because. into the inbox here because i want— into the inbox here because i want-teaae— into the inbox here because i want-tease-to- into the inbox here because i want-tease-to a- into the inbox here because i want tease to a big want to tease ahead to a big tetate— want to tease ahead to a big tetate that— want to tease ahead to a big debate that i'm— want to tease ahead to a big debate that i'm going to be hawne— debate that i'm going to be hawne tn— debate that i'm going to be having in the— debate that i'm going to be having in the next hour. and it is having in the next hour. and it h-eat— having in the next hour. and it h-eat a— having in the next hour. and it h-eat a tat- having in the next hour. and it h-eat a tatlyaal is one that's got a lot of you going-— is one that's got a lot of you eahe-teen- is one that's got a lot of you eahe-teen a- is one that's got a lot of you going.-been a big. is one that's got a lot of you going. been a big day going. today's been a big day for going. today's been a big day tar—etere- going. today's been a big day for—crisislthel for the migrant crisis in the channet— for the migrant crisis in the. channel—standing for the migrant crisis in the- channel_standing on channel rishi sunak standing on a then— channel rishi sunak standing on a tttnth eayhg— channel rishi sunak standing on a plinth saying he's stopped the taate— a plinth saying he's stopped the taate-warktne- a plinth saying he's stopped the boats-working in- boats policy is working in immediately.— boats policy is working in immeonitely._ boats policy is working in immeon that,— boats policy is working in immeon that, saying actually back on that, saying actually what—reduction. back on that, saying actually. what—reductionlin what has seen a reduction in in channet— what has seen a reduction in in channel crossings— what has seen a reduction in in channel crossings around 20% what has seen a reduction in in chaigot crossings around 20% what has seen a reduction in in chaigot moreings around 20% what has seen a reduction in in chaigot more t0|s around 20% what has seen a reduction in in chaigot more to do around 20% what has seen a reduction in in

chaigot more to do with und 20% what has seen a reduction in in chaigot more to do with wind!0% has got more to do with wind ttreettan— has got more to do with wind direction than— has got more to do with wind direction than his policies. kteht— direction than his policies. rishi sunak— direction than his policies. rishi sunak is— direction than his policies. rishi sunak is hailing the fact that— rishi sunak is hailing the fact that they-we— rishi sunak is hailing the fact that they've deported around theo— that they've deported around teee teatte— that they've deported around 1800 people back to albania . a 1800 people back to albania. a lot 1800 people back to albania. a tat at— 1800 people back to albania. a tat at teathe— 1800 people back to albania. a lot of people very— 1800 people back to albania. a lot of people very quick to hate— lot of people very quick to tatnt aat— lot of people very quick to point out that— lot of people very quick to point out that we allow 12,000 of point out that we allow 12,000 at then — point out that we allow 12,000 at then tn— point out that we allow 12,000 of them in last— point out that we allow 12,000 of them in last year and many of hate— of them in last year and many of thaee teathe— of them in last year and many of those people have— of them in last year and many of those people have absconded . those people have absconded. it's those people have absconded. tt-e aha— those people have absconded. it's also worthwhile noting ten-t— it's also worthwhile noting ten-t tt— it's also worthwhile noting isn't it, that— it's also worthwhile noting isn't it, that as— it's also worthwhile noting isn't it, that as i think many teathe— isn't it, that as i think many teatte watta— isn't it, that as i think many people would agree, until a tent— people would agree, until a ttteht ta— people would agree, until a flight to rwanda takes off, all athe— flight to rwanda takes off, all other countries— flight to rwanda takes off, all other countries or maybe boats are other countries or maybe boats tenet— other countries or maybe boats are turned back,— other countries or maybe boats are turned back, which let's be haneet,— are turned back, which let's be haneet, h— are turned back, which let's be honest, is-going- are turned back, which let's be honest, is going to happen, honest, is not going to happen, or honest, is not going to happen, arare- being- honest, is not going to happen, or are being charged or taxpayers are being charged teee— or taxpayers are being charged teee naney— or taxpayers are being charged less money every— or taxpayers are being charged less money every single day for aeytan— less money every single day for aeytnn ereeke— less money every single day for asylum seeker accommodation, then— asylum seeker accommodation, then aetaatty— asylum seeker accommodation, then actually we're not going to be then actually we're not going to te atte— then actually we're not going to te atte ta— then actually we're not going to te atte ta eay— then actually we're not going to be able to say that— then actually we're not going to be able to say that the stop the taate— be able to say that the stop the taate tattey— be able to say that the stop the taate tattey h— be able to say that the stop the boats policy is indeed working. but boats policy is indeed working. hat t— boats policy is indeed working. hat t wa— boats policy is indeed working. but i was shocked— boats policy is indeed working. but i was shocked a bit last week— but i was shocked a bit last week ta— but i was shocked a bit last week to discover— but i was shocked a bit last week to discover that asylum eneeke— week to discover that asylum ereeeke tn— week to discover that asylum seekers in central— week to discover that asylum seekers in central london were entha— seekers in central london were eanttne antette— seekers in central london were camping outside a hotel because they— camping outside a hotel because they tttn-t— camping outside a hotel because they didn't like— camping outside a hotel because they didn't like the conditions of they didn't like the conditions at rt.— they didn't like the conditions at h ant— they didn't like the conditions of it. and when— they didn't like the conditions of it. and when we drag in all of it. and when we drag in all at thaee— of it. and when we drag in all of those stories— of it. and when we drag in all of those stories together , i'm of those stories together, i'm going— of those stories together, i'm eahe-te— of those stories together, i'm going-be having- of those stories together, i'm going be having a big debate going to be having a big debate in going to be having a big debate tn the— going to be having a big debate tn the next— going to be having a big debate in the next hour— going to be having a big debate in the next hour on whether or nat— in the next hour on whether or nat teatte— in the next hour on whether or nat teatte wha— in the next hour on whether or not people who refuse asylum ereeke— seeker accommodation in this eaantry—ttl country, be it barges, be it hatete— country, be it barges, be it hatete ,— country, be it barges, be it hatete , te— country, be it barges, be it hotels , be it— country, be it barges, be it hotels , be it social housing, hotels, be it social housing, ehaatt— hotels, be it social housing, ehaatt te— hotels, be it social housing, should be given— hotels, be it social housing,

should be given a couple of atttane— should be given a couple of atttane. tre— should be given a couple of options. we will— should be given a couple of options. we will fly you back should be given a couple of optionto we will fly you back should be given a couple of optionto whatevery you back should be given a couple of optionto whatever countryick should be given a couple of optionto whatever country you say home to whatever country you say yae-re— home to whatever country you say yae-re-wttt— home to whatever country you say yae-re-wttt take- home to whatever country you say you're-will take you- you're from. we will take you tack—aan- back to france. or you can watantartty— back to france. or you can voluntarily rwanda . and i voluntarily go to rwanda. and i want— voluntarily go to rwanda. and i want ta— voluntarily go to rwanda. and i want ta knaw— voluntarily go to rwanda. and i want to know what you think ataat— want to know what you think about—moaning. want to know what you think. about—moaning and about all of that moaning and trateettne— about all of that moaning and protesting should protesting over hotels should put protesting over hotels should tat—an- protesting over hotels should tat—an the- protesting over hotels should. put—on the coach put them straight on the coach ant— put them straight on the coach ant tat— put them straight on the coach ant put them— put them straight on the coach and put them on— put them straight on the coach and put them on the eurostar to and put them on the eurostar to a hatet— and put them on the eurostar to a hatet tn— and put them on the eurostar to a new hotel in-says- and put them on the eurostar to a new hotel in says joe. a new hotel in france, says joe. there-e— a new hotel in france, says joe. thee-e a— a new hotel in france, says joe. there's a .about_ a new hotel in france, says joe. there's a about this coming there's a lot about this coming in, there's a lot about this coming tn-ataat— there's a lot about this coming in,-about-coming- there's a lot about this coming in, about coming in in, a lot about this coming in as in, a lot about this coming in ae-tat— in, a lot about this coming in ae-tat at— in, a lot about this coming in as-lot of love- in, a lot about this coming inj as-lot of love .well as well. a lot of love as well tar— as well. a lot of love as well for-gullace,- as well. a lot of love as welli for-gullace,-was as well. a lot of love as well- for-gullace,-was on for jonathan gullace, who was on eahe.— for jonathan gullace, who was on earlier,-conservative- for jonathan gullace, who was on earlier, conservative mp earlier, the conservative mp wha-e— earlier, the conservative mp whae-very— earlier, the conservative mp whae-very very- earlier, the conservative mp who's very, very strong who's been very, very strong ataat— who's been very, very strong ataat-thte. — who's been very, very strong about-this. good- about all of this. good afternoon. _ afternoon. the prime minister nenttanet— afternoon. the prime minister mentioned albanian afternoon. the prime minister mentionereducing albanian afternoon. the prime minister mentionereducing, albanian afternoon. the prime minister mentionereducing , but banian afternoon. the prime minister mentionereducing , but heiian afternoon. the prime minister mentionereducing , but he never numbers reducing, but he never nenttanet— numbers reducing, but he never mentioned-about- numbers reducing, but he never mentioned about those numbers reducing, but he never mentitreplaced about those numbers reducing, but he never mentitreplaced peopletthose being replaced by people from tntta— being replaced by people from india-numbers- being replaced by people from india numbers are india and their numbers are going— india and their numbers are going at.— india and their numbers are going up- that's— india and their numbers are going up. that's from simon. yest— going up. that's from simon. hee, ekaetty— going up. that's from simon. hee, ekaetty .— going up. that's from simon. yes, exactly . all— going up. that's from simon. yes, exactly . all these yes, exactly. all of these myths ataat— yes, exactly. all of these myths ataat the— yes, exactly. all of these myths about the stopping the boats ayee— about the stopping the boats eyete terna— about the stopping the boats eyete being a— about the stopping the boats cycle being a success are about to cycle being a success are about ta te— cycle being a success are about ta te heatet— cycle being a success are about to be busted right— cycle being a success are about to be busted right here on this very— to be busted right here on this very shaw— to be busted right here on this very ehaw at— to be busted right here on this very show at the— to be busted right here on this very show at the top of the next haw. — very show at the top of the next haw. ant— very show at the top of the next hour. and also— very show at the top of the next hour. and also as— very show at the top of the next hour. and also as well, when i have— hour. and also as well, when i have that— hour. and also as well, when i have that-debate- hour. and also as well, when i have that debate and i want have that big debate and i want to have that big debate and i want ta-tran— have that big debate and i want to _from _views- have that big debate and i want to _from _views ati have that big debate and i want. to-from-views at gb to know from you, gb views at gb hewe— to know from you, gb views at gb hewe-ha— to know from you, gb views at gb hewe-ha yah— to know from you, gb views at gb news-do you think- to know from you, gb views at gb news do you think that news .com, do you think that teathe— news .com, do you think that teathe-tetate— news .com, do you think that- people-refuse-seeker people who refuse asylum seeker accommodation— people who refuse asylum seeker accommodation in— people who refuse asylum seeker accommodation in this country wtth— accommodation in this country wtth-,— accommodation in this country hi._, wtth— accommodation in this country with -, with free - accommodation in this country with , with free food, many with wi—fi, with free food, many of with wi—fi, with free food, many at whan — with wi—fi, with free food, many at whan have— with wi—fi, with free food, many of whom have already been paying,— of whom have already been payingr teen— of whom have already been paying, been living at the taxpayers— paying, been living at the taxpayers expense, being paid a weekty— taxpayers expense, being paid a

weekly allowance,— taxpayers expense, being paid a weekly allowance, or not weekly allowance, whether or not they—he — weekly allowance, whether or not they—he tetanet- they should just be deported etrateht— they should just be deported etrateht away,— they should just be deported straight away, gb views or gb hewe— straight away, gb views or gb news .com. but— straight away, gb views or gb news .com. but the overwhelming natartty— news .com. but the overwhelming natartty at— news .com. but the overwhelming natartty at hrtte— news .com. but the overwhelming majority of brits get this pick the trans— majority of brits get this pick the trans women— majority of brits get this pick the trans women shouldn't be attawet— the trans women shouldn't be attawet-anty- the trans women shouldn't be allowed only spaces . allowed in female only spaces. what-e— allowed in female only spaces. what's fascinating is that on twttter— what's fascinating is that on twttter at— what's fascinating is that on twitter at the— what's fascinating is that on twitter at the moment, the phrase— twitter at the moment, the phrase hashtag_ twitter at the moment, the phrase hashtag terf island is aetaatty— phrase hashtag terf island is actually trending because attarentty— actually trending because attarenttywe— actually trending because apparently we have more quotes and apparently we have more quotes ant heatet— apparently we have more quotes and quotes terfs_ apparently we have more quotes and quotes terfs than any other part— and quotes terfs than any other part at— and quotes terfs than any other part at the— and quotes terfs than any other part of the world. _ and quotes terfs than any other part of the world. well, i'm earty— part of the world. well, i'm earry ,— part of the world. well, i'm earry , tat— part of the world. well, i'm earry , tat tt— part of the world. well, i'm sorry , but if being a terf means sorry, but if being a terf means not sorry, but if being a terf means nat wanttne— sorry, but if being a terf means not wanting someone with full hate— not wanting someone with full hate taekte— not wanting someone with full male tackle getting changed next to male tackle getting changed next ta yah— male tackle getting changed next ta yaala— male tackle getting changed next to you-a women's— male tackle getting changed next to you a women's changing to you in a women's changing then— to you in a women's changing then t— to you in a women's changing room, then i think that's more narrnat— room, then i think that's more narnat-tert. — room, then i think that's more normal-terf. but- room, then i think that's more normal terf. but think normal than terf. but i think tte— normal than terf. but i think tt-e-eannan- normal than terf. but i think it's common sense. it's just plain common sense. hatrtek— it's just plain common sense. hatrtek-an— it's just plain common sense. patrick-on.newsi patrick christys on gb news hrttatn-e— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

join me every sunday at 6:00 for gloria meets. only on gb news, britain's news . channel all britain's news. channel all right. so at 5:00, i will- " " all right. so at 5:00, i will bring you— right. so at 5:00, i will bring yae the— right. so at 5:00, i will bring yan the very— right. so at 5:00, i will bring you the very latest on the government's— you the very latest on the government's attempts to tackle the nterant— government's attempts to tackle the migrant crisis— government's attempts to tackle the migrant crisis .— government's attempts to tackle the migrant crisis . and while the migrant crisis. and while some new indications that it aetaatty— some new indications that it actually isn't— some new indications that it actually isn't working particularly- actually isn't working particularly well , but a new particularly well, but a new survey— particularly well, but a new survey hae— particularly well, but a new survey has found less than 1 in 3 survey has found less than 1 in t trtta— survey has found less than 1 in t the euthan— survey has found less than 1 in 3 brits support trans women being— 3 brits support trans women being allowed— 3 brits support trans women being allowed in female loos and thawing— being allowed in female loos and ehanetne raarne— being allowed in female loos and changing rooms. the sex matters tatte— changing rooms. the sex matters tatte aha— changing rooms. the sex matters polls also shows— changing rooms. the sex matters polls also shows less than a heater— polls also shows less than a heater at— polls also shows less than a heater at he— polls also shows less than a quarter of us think transgender athtetee— quarter of us think transgender athletes should— quarter of us think transgender athletes should be able to eantete— athletes should be able to eantete tn— athletes should be able to compete in women's sports . it compete in women's sports. it turne— compete in women's sports. it turns aat— compete in women's sports. it turns aat the— compete in women's sports. it turns out the public aren't 100% turns out the public aren't100% tehtnt— turns out the public aren't100% tehtnt the— turns out the public aren't100% behind the so—called inclusion , behind the so—called inclusion, atten— behind the so—called inclusion, atten at— behind the so—called inclusion, often of males— behind the so—called inclusion, often of males in— behind the so—called inclusion, often of males in female sports. wha— often of males in female sports. ttha knew— often of males in female sports. ttha knew e— often of males in female sports. who knew ? sex— often of males in female sports. who knew ? sex matters says its who knew? sex matters says its ththge— who knew? sex matters says its findings should— who knew? sex matters says its findings should encourage the

eawernnent— findings should encourage the government to— findings should encourage the government to clarify the tanattty— government to clarify the tanattty ket— government to clarify the equality act ahead of a parliamentary debate on trateettne— parliamentary debate on protecting single sex spaces. i am protecting single sex spaces. i an thet— protecting single sex spaces. i an tatnet haw— protecting single sex spaces. i am joined now by— protecting single sex spaces. i am joined now by helen joyce, wha-e— am joined now by helen joyce, what the— am joined now by helen joyce, who's the director— am joined now by helen joyce, who's the director of advocacy at sex— who's the director of advocacy at sex matters— who's the director of advocacy at sex matters and is the author of at sex matters and is the author at trans— at sex matters and is the author at trane when— at sex matters and is the author of trans when ideology meets keattty— of trans when ideology meets teattty. t— of trans when ideology meets reality. i suspect— of trans when ideology meets reality. i suspect that it's thet— reality. i suspect that it's ttet teen— reality. i suspect that it's just been dished out a rather heatthy— just been dished out a rather heatthy tate— just been dished out a rather healthy dose of— just been dished out a rather healthy dose of reality. when teathe— healthy dose of reality. when teatte are— healthy dose of reality. when people are asked what they reatty— people are asked what they reatty thtnk— people are asked what they really think shock, horror. they tan-t— really think shock, horror. they tan-t want— really think shock, horror. they don't want someone with male taekte— don't want someone with male taekte gettthg— don't want someone with male tackle getting changed next to then — tackle getting changed next to then . — tackle getting changed next to them . absolutely.- tackle getting changed next to them . ' dint "

do not belong in— british people that those people do not belong in women's spaces -_why_ do not belong in women's spaces .—why arnt- . so, yeah. so why aren't more politicians turning out? mean, politicians turning out? i mean, they election this is they stand for election this is what i cannot understand. politicians a mass politicians have a mass popularity once every popularity contest once every few where they are voted few years where they are voted in by people. and here is all of few years where they are voted in tdata)ple. and here is all of few years where they are voted in tdata that and here is all of few years where they are voted in tdata that showsare is all of few years where they are voted in tdata that shows that; all of few years where they are voted in tdata that shows that mostf the data that shows that most people do want blokes people do not want blokes turning up at women's sporting competitions or in the changing rooms at the swimming baths. okay and yet we are okay and yet. and yet we are bending over backwards to adhere to some people who just added a few more colours to flag . i few more colours to a flag. i mean, the activists can be so tatntat— mean, the activists can be so tatntat tn— mean, the activists can be so painful in the— mean, the activists can be so painful in the way they act tawarte— painful in the way they act tawarte yae — painful in the way they act towards you that it's kind of nat— towards you that it's kind of easier not to— towards you that it's kind of easier not to rile— towards you that it's kind of easier not to rile them up. and i easier not to rile them up. and t thtnk— easier not to rile them up. and t thtnk a— easier not to rile them up. and t thtnk a tat— easier not to rile them up. and i think a lot of— easier not to rile them up. and i think a lot of politicians rtehtty— i think a lot of politicians rightly enough, think there's a lot rightly enough, think there's a tat-eahe— rightly enough, think there's a tat-eahe an— rightly enough, think there's a lot-going on and- rightly enough, think there's a lot going on and they'll do lot else going on and they'll do tetter— lot else going on and they'll do. better—economy better talking about the economy or, better talking about the economy or—pnces- better talking about the economy or—pnces or- or, you know, house prices or something— or, you know, house prices or something-that.- or, you know, house prices or something that. it just something like that. it just seemso-t- something like that. it just seems-to touch.i something like that. it just. seems-to touch. and seems too toxic to touch. and that-s— seems too toxic to touch. and mars-a— seems too toxic to touch. and that-s-a-very- that's been a very, very deliberate _ that's been a very, very deliberate tactic for some years of— deliberate tactic for some years of-trans— deliberate tactic for some years now of trans rights now of the trans rights activists— now of the trans rights activists ,— now of the trans rights activists , i— now of the trans rights activists , i don't know how many activists, i don't know how many people— activists, i don't know how many people-choose— activists, i don't know how many people-choose their- activists, i don't know how many people choose their vote on people will choose their vote on the-of— people will choose their vote on the-of this— people will choose their vote on she-sf this .— people will choose their vote on the-of this . if— people will choose their vote on the-of this . if i- people will choose their vote on the of this . if i could the basis of this. if i could just— the basis of this. if i could just-something- the basis of this. if i could just something about the just clarify something about the poll-— just clarify something about the pol-w...— just clarify something about the poll. we're actually asking poll. what we're actually asking is, poll. what we're actually asking is-psspts— poll. what we're actually asking is-psspts be— poll. what we're actually asking is, people be allowed to is, should people be allowed to insist— is, should people be allowed to

insisi iiisi— is, should people be allowed to insist that men— is, should people be allowed to insist that men who identify as women are not— insist that men who identify as women are not allowed in.7 we're asking— women are not allowed in.7 we're asking a— women are not allowed in.7 we're even asking a more— women are not allowed in.7 we're even asking a more basic qussiisn.— even asking a more basic question. we're- even asking a more basic question. we're not saying that you— question. we're not saying that you sin-i— question. we're not saying that you can-i have— question. we're not saying that you can't have a— question. we're not saying that you can't have a service that aiisws— you can't have a service that siisws iiism— you can't have a service that allows them in— you can't have a service that allows them in what we're saying is, allows them in what we're saying is sin-have— allows them in what we're saying is sin-have a— allows them in what we're saying is, can have a service that is, can you have a service that keeps— is, can you have a service that keeps-sui— is, can you have a service that keeps-om 7— is, can you have a service that keeps out .7 because the keeps them out.7 because at the mem— keeps them out.7 because at the memem—is- keeps them out.7 because at the memem—is nsil moment the equality act is not siss— moment the equality act is not sissi-ii-s— moment the equality act is not sissi-ii-s noi- moment the equality act is not clear-it's not clear- clear on that. it's not clear wiseiiisi— clear on that. it's not clear whether-isn't- clear on that. it's not clear whether isn't women, clear on that. it's not clear- whether-isn't women, but whether change isn't women, but iiisi-s— whether change isn't women, but was wisi— whether change isn't women, but that's what needs— whether change isn't women, but that's what needs to change and im— that's what needs to change and iii is— that's what needs to change and iii is iss— that's what needs to change and that is the important clarification - that is the important clarification action that you need — clarification action that you need businesses will need need and businesses will need iiisi— need and businesses will need iiiui because— need and businesses will need that because they— need and businesses will need that because they don't want to get that because they don't want to gee-before — that because they don't want to get-before lcourt. - that because they don't want to get- before lcourt. - that because they don't want to get before court. ' i: that because they don't want to. get-beforelcourt. and i get hauled before a court. and i can—cue- get hauled before a court. and i| can—cue way. can understand that, by the way, the companies corporations the companies and corporations don't want to end up, you know, we'll kind judge we'll before some kind of judge where we banned where they go, well, we banned someone doing something someone from doing something and this is transphobic or is against rights. this is transphobic or is againstgovernment rights. this is transphobic or is againstgovernment needs rights. this is transphobic or is againstgovernment needs to;hts. this is transphobic or is againstgovernment needs to lead so the government needs to lead the way on this and allow companies and corporations to ban people from being able to enter certain spaces. in your view .7 well, what they need to be view? well, what they need to be uiie— view? well, what they need to be uiie ic— view? well, what they need to be uiie is is— view? well, what they need to be uiie is is is— view? well, what they need to be able to do is to— view? well, what they need to be able to do is to run— , , well, what they need to be able to do is to run services chai— able to do is to run services iirui ere— able to do is to run services iirui rer— able to do is to run services that are, for. sex- able to do is to run services that are, for sex only to that are, for one sex only to uni— that are, for one sex only to uni reeke— that are, for one sex only to and make that— that are, for one sex only to and make that clear in the signage,— and make that clear in the signage, especi— and make that clear in the signage, expect everybody and make that clear in the signagthe (pect everybody and make that clear in the signagthe ruleseverybody and make that clear in the signagthe rules and/body and make that clear in the signagthe rules and telly and make that clear in the signagthe rules and tell people follow the rules and tell people pciiieiu— follow the rules and tell people pciireiy, bui— follow the rules and tell people politely, but clearly , when politely, but clearly, when riser-re— politely, but clearly, when they're breaking the rules, that riser— they're breaking the rules, that riser-reeve— they're breaking the rules, that rieu-ieure .— they're breaking the rules, that they-leave . and- they're breaking the rules, that they leave . and it's really they must leave. and it's really they must leave. and it's really the-legislators- they must leave. and it's really the - legislators to - they must leave. and it's really the legislators to make the job of legislators to make

sure-is simple.- the job of legislators to makei sure-is simple..the sure that this is simple. at the memem— sure that this is simple. at the memem-irre— sure that this is simple. at the moment-the-is- sure that this is simple. at the moment the is pushed moment, all the risk is pushed usuri— moment, all the risk is pushed ecue-service— moment, all the risk is pushed down service providers down onto service providers and cure— down onto service providers and cure-service- down onto service providers and onto-service users. onto individual service users wire— onto individual service users wire reeve— onto individual service users wire have re— onto individual service users who have to try— onto individual service users who have to try to take court or go rc— who have to try to take court cases or go to the- who have to try to take court cases or go to the press. i mean, we have- cases or go to the press. i mean, we have lots of case srucies— mean, we have lots of case siuiies ci— mean, we have lots of case studies of people who, you know, resi— studies of people who, you know, ice—circui- studies of people who, you know,. last—aboutlwoman last week we heard about a woman wire—u— last week we heard about a woman wire—u icspiiui- last week we heard about a woman who—a hospital late. who turned up at a hospital late at who turned up at a hospital late er nightc— who turned up at a hospital late er rrigiri, wes— who turned up at a hospital late er rrigisr, pui— who turned up at a hospital late at night, was put in the women's icrrrircru— at night, was put in the women's icrmiicru uri— at night, was put in the women's dormitory, and there a bloke dormitory, and there was a bloke in dormitory, and there was a bloke ire—iris— dormitory, and there was a bloke iu—riris-serel in there. and this is not safe. usi— in there. and this is not safe. uci reir. — in there. and this is not safe. uci reir. reu— in there. and this is not safe. not fair. you know, so the iegisieicrs— not fair. you know, so the legislators-act.- not fair. you know, so the legislators-act. it legislators need to act. and it is-rireir— legislators need to act. and it is-rireir-iire- legislators need to act. and it is-their-the clue| is actually their job. the clue is actually their job. the clue is irr— is actually their job. the clue is ire-reme- — is actually their job. the clue is in name. legislators is in the name. legislators veeri— is in the name. legislators recir- uc. — is in the name. legislators yeah. no. 100.- is in the name. legislators yeah. n0, �*qq wc is in the name. legislators yeah. no. ”m r: ca". is in the name. legislators- yeah. no. 100. and i can't help but as well that it is but notice as well that it is pride it's pride day, pride month. it's not pride day, it's pride week . pride it's not pride week. it's pride month. it will be pride month. i mean it will be pride decade next although it more as is i saw with and it warmed my heart actually to see that a very prominent hospital in london had just spent a huge amount of money instead of maybe getting rid of the nhs waiting backlog , it actually plastered a backlog, it actually plastered a huge trans and rainbow flag right across this new walkway that has been built from an artist. i mean, i don't quite understand the logic there, but they're very proud, for they're very proud, that's for sure . one of regular

sure. one of our regular contributors here at gb news was saying that his son's school, they are celebrating pride month. they've taken the school's flag down. they've put the pride flag up there . that the pride flag up there. that flag will remain there. apparently for six months, as it did last year. all of the children are turning up to school in a variety of different, you know, flags , egg different, you know, flags, egg encrusted clobber. is there indoctrination of children going on here? oh, completely . there's on here? oh, completely. there's reces— on here? oh, completely. there's iceis ci— on here? oh, completely. there's loads of teaching— iii" “mi? oh, completely. there's loads of teaching materials that say riser— loads of teaching materials that say riser mere— loads of teaching materials that say that male and— loads of teaching materials that say that male and female are rhines— say that male and female are ririrsgs you— say that male and female are things you identify as. and if you— things you identify as. and if you ieii— things you identify as. and if you tell children— things you identify as. and if you tell children that young enough,— you tell children that young enough, they'll— you tell children that young enough, they'll believe it. i irrere— enough, they'll believe it. i mean, there-bit- enough, they'll believe it. i mean, there bit of a mean, there is a bit of a difference— mean, there is a bit of a difference in— mean, there is a bit of a difference in the polls that we reusi- — difference in the polls that we reusi- -pecpie- difference in the polls that we. found. _people-more found. younger people are more likely—horrible- likely to say really horrible rhines— likely to say really horrible chines-ur- likely to say really horrible things, an elderly woman things, like if an elderly woman reeds— things, like if an elderly woman needs intimate— things, like if an elderly woman needs intimate care and says she users— needs intimate care and says she users ii— needs intimate care and says she users i from — needs intimate care and says she wants it from female carer, wants it from a female carer, securi— wants it from a female carer, sircuii irre— wants it from a female carer, should the care— wants it from a female carer, should the care provider be able to should the care provider be able re resirici— should the care provider be able to restrict that— should the care provider be able to restrict that job _ should the care provider be able to restrict that job really to recurre— to restrict that job really to female people— to restrict that job really to female people only? or should the female people only? or should rire cere— female people only? or should the care provider— female people only? or should the care provider have to allow mere—iieuriru- the care provider have to allow male—identify as. male people who identify as rc— male people who identify as women to apply? younger women to apply? and younger people— women to apply? and younger secure-mere— women to apply? and younger people more likely to say people are more likely to say yes.— people are more likely to say yes-reu— people are more likely to say yes.-you imagine- people are more likely to say yes. you imagine forcing yes. can you imagine forcing riser— yes. can you imagine forcing riser-usur— yes. can you imagine forcing that your granny? so i think that on your granny? so i think cusse— that on your granny? so i think

ricse young— that on your granny? so i think those young people know what riser-re— those young people know what riser-re merri— those young people know what they're meant to— those young people know what they're meant to say, to seem cirru— they're meant to say, to seem kind—actually- kind and haven't actually thought— kind and haven't actually. iicueiri—kiui thought through what is kind because— thought through what is kind iecuuselis— thought through what is kind becauselis not— thought through what is kind because is not kind to because it is not kind to oversee— because it is not kind to overstep women's boundaries in iris— overstep women's boundaries in iiris wav— overstep women's boundaries in iiris wry . — overstep women's boundaries in this way . absolutely.- overstep women's boundaries in this way . ' .er " this way. absolutely. helen, thank to thank you very much. great to have the show as ever. have you on the show as ever. helen director of helen joyce is the director of advocacy matters and the advocacy at sex matters and the author trans when ideology advocacy at sex matters and the author reality s when ideology advocacy at sex matters and the author reality . when ideology advocacy at sex matters and the authorreality. iilhen ideology advocacy at sex matters and the authorreality . i certainlyilogy advocacy at sex matters and the authorreality . i certainly hope meets reality. i certainly hope the right the reality kicks right in sometime there is now sometime soon, but there is now less than four weeks to go until my date with destiny. yes, on wednesday , june the 28th, i will wednesday, june the 28th, i will be dancing on stage with the dream boys who say they are the most famous group male most famous group of male strippers uk . as many of strippers in the uk. as many of you know, i'm doing three routines the night. one of routines on the night. one of them will be a solo. i met with them will be a solo. i met with the lads a few weeks ago to learn those dance moves and i will you will be showing them off if you can that, in bromley in can call it that, in bromley in kent been practising kent and i have been practising very, very hard for all of this. viewers able to see viewers now will be able to see some the dream boys strutting some of the dream boys strutting their i will their stuff on the stage. i will be believe it or not, be doing, believe it or not, things this, my own things like this, not for my own personal enjoyment, not because i enjoy humiliating, which let's be it will it's

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channel good evening. it's 5 pm. it's patrick christys. it's gb news. and we're going in with this rishi sunak says his plan to stop the boats is working. well, you could have fooled me. and he could have fooled the taxpayer who forking out, paying who keep forking out, paying through nose for through the nose for these relentless asylum seeker hotels . i've got a big . on that note, i've got a big debate okay. debate coming your way. okay. should seekers who refuse should asylum seekers who refuse perfectly serviceable accommodation be given a choice? they can go back to where they came from. they can get on a plane to rwanda or they can video people on the other side of channel tell them to of the channel and tell them to not coming because it's not bother coming because it's clearly here. big debate not bother coming because it's clethat here. big debate not bother coming because it's clethat very, here. big debate not bother coming because it's clethat very, very. big debate not bother coming because it's clethat very, very shortly. bate not bother coming because it's clethat very, very shortly. inte on that very, very shortly. in other news well, universal other news as well, universal bafic other news as well, universal basic this is basic income. now, this is interesting . okay? trust interesting. okay? and trust me, we're curve on this we're ahead of the curve on this one this is going be one because this is going to be an you going an issue affecting you going forward. hearing, don't forward. we keep hearing, don't we, going to take we, about i going to take people's the solution to people's jobs is the solution to provide people with a basic living wage just funded by the government or is that going to

be wealthy people just paying for lazy idiots to do? absolutely naff all all day? talking of lazy idiots, here's me . yes. fat patrick christys . me. yes. fat patrick christys. so this is me. back in the day. there we go. yes. 15 stone, £8, which is a bit of a shocker. i am dancing on stage with the dream boys to raise money for the mental health charity mind . the mental health charity mind. and that yet again was me back in the day your screens in the day on your screens there. so far, you wonderful people have close to people have raised close to £55,000. i want to get to 60 grand. it's taking place in less than month's i've got than a month's time. i've got a lot training to do. can lot more training to do. i can guarantee you. seriously, i really am. i'm training every day. i'm working every day. i'm trying to learn the routine as best possible while best as possible while i humiliate on stage. that humiliate myself on stage. that just giving link is just giving.com/fund raising, forward slash challenge christie's if we can get to 60 k for the mental health charity mind it would mean world me and it will mean the world to me and it will save lives . patrick christys on save lives. patrick christys on

. gb news get those emails coming in gb views and gbnews.uk. com. i'm going to ask you this hour if people refuse asylum seeker accommodation in this country, should they just be deported? gb views and gb news .com headlines now though, we're . poly patrick thank you. we're. poly patrick thank you. good evening. the top story on gb good evening. the top story on cu news— good evening. the top story on gb news tonight.— good evening. the top story on gb news tonight. the prime iiiuisier— gb news tonight. the prime minister says— gb news tonight. the prime minister says his plan to tackle the minister says his plan to tackle rise crrivui— minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of— minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the arrival of illegal migrants re irre— the arrival of illegal migrants re rise uc— the arrival of illegal migrants re rise uk irr— the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small boats and the usuium— to the uk in small boats and the usyiurr iuckicg— to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is— to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is starting to work.— asylum backlog is starting to work. eur— asylum backlog is starting to work. eui ire— asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits there's siiii— work. but he admits there's sriii u— work. but he admits there's sriii e rere— work. but he admits there's still a long way— work. but he admits there's still a long way to go. during a speech— still a long way to go. during a speecir irr— still a long way to go. during a speech in kent,— still a long way to go. during a speech in kent, the prime iiiuisrer— speech in kent, the prime minister said— speech in kent, the prime minister said small boat crcssigs— minister said small boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunsc— crossings were down 20. rishi surruk rise— crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two sunak also announced a further rue surges— sunak also announced a further rue surges ic— sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate a iuriirer— two barges to accommodate a ruriirer roos— two barges to accommodate a further 1000 people, but ucuiiu-i— further 1000 people, but wouldn't comment on where riser-ii— wouldn't comment on where riser-ii be— wouldn't comment on where they'll be located , said the they'll be located, said the prime— they'll be located, said the prime minister— they'll be located, said the prime minister says the government's- prime minister says the government's using every tool at its government's using every tool at is disposer— government's using every tool at is iispcsei ic— government's using every tool at its disposal to tackle illegal miereiicu— its disposal to tackle illegal migruricu . — its disposal to tackle illegal migration . �*fir�*rz; its disposal to tackle illegal migration . �*vuirz; :

migration. 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? well, so far, this year, the number of albanian small boat arrivals has fallen . by almost 980. well, the fallen. by almost 980. well, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has welcomed the news but says the government still needs to secure return agreements secure more return agreements with other countries . i think with other countries. i think everybody wants _ with other countries. i think everybody wants to - {_rzr. i think everybody wants to make sure riser— everybody wants to make sure iirui we — everybody wants to make sure iirui we scep— everybody wants to make sure that we stop the _ everybody wants to make sure that we stop the boats. we don't warri— that we stop the boats. we don't wursr people— that we stop the boats. we don't want people making that dangerous— want people making that dangerous journey all we've rearw— dangerous journey all we've reuiiw irri— dangerous journey all we've really had from _ dangerous journey all we've really had from the government, issuers— really had from the government, iicugis is— really had from the government, ricugie is irre— really had from the government, though, is the announcement of a pciicw— though, is the announcement of a pciicw riser— though, is the announcement of a policy that doesn't— though, is the announcement of a policy that doesn't work. then the policy that doesn't work. then rise re— policy that doesn't work. then the re announcement of the same pciicw— the re announcement of the same policy—r— the re announcement of the same policy—r cui- the re announcement of the same policy_, and loften. policy essentially, and it often reeis— policy essentially, and it often reeis-iike— policy essentially, and it often feels, like groundhog feels, i think, like groundhog day— feels, i think, like groundhog day uri— feels, i think, like groundhog day and meanwhile that's costing a day and meanwhile that's costing eicriuue— day and meanwhile that's costing eicriuue rer— day and meanwhile that's costing a fortune for the— day and meanwhile that's costing a fortune for the taxpayer. and were-s— a fortune for the taxpayer. and iirere-s iris— a fortune for the taxpayer. and there's this growing sense of rrusrreiicw. — there's this growing sense of frustration. i— there's this growing sense of frustration. i mean , i'm at frustration. i mean, i'm at winkiew— frustration. i mean, i'm at

hinkley point— frustration. i mean, i'm at hinkley point c- frustration. i mean, i'm at hinkley point c here today , a hinkley point c here today, a rewiesiic— hinkley point c here today, a fantastic project— hinkley point c here today, a fantastic project .— hinkley point c here today, a fantastic project . it's behind fantastic project. it's behind scireiuie— fantastic project. it's behind schedule and— fantastic project. it's behind schedule and there's a frustration— schedule and there's a frustration here. the metropolitan police says conservative mp bob stewart has been charged with two public order offences alleged to have happenedin order offences alleged to have happened in december last year. scotland yard says the 73 year old has been charged with racially aggravated offences after an incident in central london. the force has said he'll appear at westminster magistrates court in july. thousands of british airways and boots employees are among those who've had their personal data breached following a cyber attack. ba says their staff were amongst those hit by the attack on zellis . that's a payroll on zellis. that's a payroll provider used by hundreds of companies across britain. and the pharmacy group boots also said the attack had included some of their employees as it includes the names, addresses and personal banking details of their staff . the judge hearing their staff. the judge hearing prince harry's case against

mirror group newspapers, says he was surprised the duke didn't attend high court today. it was previously thought prince harry would attend to give evidence over claims that newspaper articles contained information that were gathered using unlawful methods. but it's now been confirmed he'll enter the witness box tomorrow to give that evidence. mirror group newspapers is contesting the claim as an inquest into the deaths of two young people at bournemouth beach found they died of drowning . a 17 year old, died of drowning. a 17 year old, joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khan were rescued from the sea last wednesday , but both later last wednesday, but both later died in hospital . suna's mum died in hospital. suna's mum says no parent should ever have to go through what she and her family are experiencing . holly family are experiencing. holly willoughby has returned to the daytime tv show this morning for the first time following co—presenter phillip schofield's exit . opening the show alongside

exit. opening the show alongside new this morning, presenter josie gibson . ms willoughby said josie gibson. ms willoughby said she felt shaken , troubled and she felt shaken, troubled and let down by schofield after he admitted to an affair with a much younger male work colleague. you me and all of us at this morning gave our love and support to someone who was not telling the truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process and- career that they loved. that is a lot to process and it's- a lot to process and it's equeiiw— a lot to process and it's equally hard— a lot to process and it's equally hard to see the toll riser— equally hard to see the toll iirui ii-s— equally hard to see the toll that it's taken— equally hard to see the toll that it's taken on their own merrier— that it's taken on their own mental health. _ that it's taken on their own mental health. and i think what wires— mental health. and i think what uuiies us— mental health. and i think what uuiies us uri— mental health. and i think what unites us all now— mental health. and i think what unites us all now is a desire to reci— unites us all now is a desire to ireui rer— unites us all now is a desire to ireui icr irre— 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 weiiieiwe— heal for the health and wellbeing of- heal for the health and wellbeing of everyone . in \.;.r..r wellbeing of everyone. in now, oiccw— wellbeing of everyone. in now, oiccm wen-c— wellbeing of everyone. in now, ofcom won't be— wellbeing of everyone. in now, ofcom won't be taking action after adjoa andoh said the buckingham palace balcony was terribly white during itv coverage of the coronation. the watchdog says the comment was made by the actress in a personal observation capacity, which was part of a wide ranging panel discussion . ofcom also

panel discussion. ofcom also says it takes into account guest's right to freedom of expression . prince eugenie has expression. prince eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a baby boy named ernest george. ronnie brooksbank . she posted brooksbank. she posted a photograph on her instagram account earlier on today saying he was born on may the 30th. princess eugenie says her son august, is loving being a big brother already . and a little brother already. and a little bit of breaking news to bring you from the united states. we're learning the details that the former us vice president, mike pence , will be running for mike pence, will be running for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. pence, of course , nomination. pence, of course, running, therefore, against the former us president and frontrunner donald trump, is expected to formally launch his campaign with a video and a speech on wednesday. full details of that right here on gb news. this is gb news. more news as it happens. back now to .

patrick well, a patrick- . well, a little patrick well, a little later this hour having a well, a little later this hour , having a big- , i'm going to be having a big tewere—cr- debate about whether or not eswium — debate about whether or not asylum seekers— debate about whether or not asylum seekers refuse asylum seekers who refuse accommodation— asylum seekers who refuse accommodation country accommodation in this country securi— accommodation in this country sircuii tusi— accommodation in this country sireuici tusi be— accommodation in this country should just be deported or given the should just be deported or given rise opportunity— should just be deported or given the opportunity to _ should just be deported or given the opportunity to go and start a erect— the opportunity to go and start a new great life— the opportunity to go and start a new great life in rwanda. so im— a new great life in rwanda. so rm going— a new great life in rwanda. so rm going is— a new great life in rwanda. so rm going to ie— a new great life in rwanda. so i'm going to be talking about all i'm going to be talking about eii ci— i'm going to be talking about eii er riser.— i'm going to be talking about all of that. and— i'm going to be talking about all of that. and i— i'm going to be talking about all of that. and i want your iews— all of that. and i want your views coming— all of that. and i want your views coming in— views coming in gbviews@gbnews.uk com a of gbviews@gbnews.uk com a lot of sweet— gbviews@gbnews.uk com a lot of swore—ie- strong ones in there. i'll be going— strong ones in there. i'll be going ic— strong ones in there. i'll be going to those— strong ones in there. i'll be going to those shortly. but the reason-asking-isl reason why i'm asking that is because— reason why i'm asking that is because-ci- reason why i'm asking that is because-of a- reason why i'm asking that is because of a package, because it is part of a package, isrs-i— because it is part of a package, isrs-iliise— because it is part of a package, isn't-the-seeker- isn't it? the asylum seeker herei— isn't it? the asylum seeker iscrei pciicw. — isn't it? the asylum seeker hotel policy. it's- isn't it? the asylum seeker hotel policy. it's part of icusis-s— hotel policy. it's part of- icusis-s—rsciicw. rush's stop the boats policy. arri— rush's stop the boats policy. ari—sunsc- rush's stop the boats policy.| and—sunak claims and today rishi sunak claims riser— and today rishi sunak claims riser iris— and today rishi sunak claims riser iris sies— and today rishi sunak claims that his stop the— and today rishi sunak claims that his stop the boats policy is working.— that his stop the boats policy is working-ii— that his stop the boats policy is working. it isn't. he's is working. but it isn't. he's messaging— is working. but it isn't. he's massaging more— is working. but it isn't. he's massaging more figures than a iu rise— massaging more figures than a woman in the back streets of soho,— woman in the back streets of soho, rewire— woman in the back streets of soho, having to— woman in the back streets of soho, having to secure two new surges— soho, having to secure two new isurees ur— soho, having to secure two new issues at rise— soho, having to secure two new barges at the taxpayers expense , wisicis — barges at the taxpayers expense , wisicis ire — barges at the taxpayers expense , which he announced today, isrs-i— , which he announced today, isn't actually— , which he announced today, isn't actually what winning reeks— isn't actually what winning iccks iike. — isn't actually what winning looks like. having asylum seekes— looks like. having asylum seekers pur— looks like. having asylum seekers put up— looks like. having asylum seekers put up in central issuers.— seekers put up in central london. hotels- seekers put up in central london. hotels camping out on the london. hotels camping out on rise sweets— london. hotels camping out on the streets because they don't iike— the streets because they don't like-conditions— the streets because they don't like conditions isn't what like the conditions isn't what winning— like the conditions isn't what

winning-iike- like the conditions isn't what winning-like .- like the conditions isn't what winning like . he's winning looks like. he's ciuimiue— winning looks like. he's claiming the— winning looks like. he's claiming the albanian return sceisme— claiming the albanian return sciserrse ies— claiming the albanian return scheme has been a success. at reusi— scheme has been a success. at ieusr izooo— scheme has been a success. at least 12,000 came— scheme has been a success. at least 12,000 came last year, isos— least 12,000 came last year, isoo tewe— least 12,000 came last year, 1800 have now— least 12,000 came last year, 1800 have now been sent back. merw— 1800 have now been sent back. iiursw mere— 1800 have now been sent back. many more have— 1800 have now been sent back. many more have absconded. so the city— many more have absconded. so the only rising— many more have absconded. so the only rising risew-we— many more have absconded. so the only thing they've returned to rearw— only thing they've returned to reuiiw is— only thing they've returned to reuiiw is u— only thing they've returned to really is a life— only thing they've returned to really is a life of— only thing they've returned to really is a life of crime on the streets— really is a life of crime on the sireeis cr— really is a life of crime on the streets of britain,— really is a life of crime on the streets of britain, he says that issui— streets of britain, he says that boat crossings— streets of britain, he says that boat crossings are— streets of britain, he says that boat crossings are down 20. the rescis— boat crossings are down 20. the tech ere— boat crossings are down 20. the french are stopping 40% more risers— french are stopping 40% more risers iisew— french are stopping 40% more risers they sit— french are stopping 40% more than they did last year. french are stopping 40% more than they did last year . well, than they did last year. well, skew— than they did last year. well, skew-risers— than they did last year. well, okay,-that's cost- than they did last year. well, okay, that's cost us okay, but that's cost us isursireis— okay, but that's cost us hundreds of— okay, but that's cost us hundreds of millions of pounds crssi— hundreds of millions of pounds use rise— hundreds of millions of pounds use rise wiri— hundreds of millions of pounds and the wind blowing in the were— and the wind blowing in the wrong direction— and the wind blowing in the wrong direction appears to be the wrong direction appears to be rise-reassu— wrong direction appears to be the-reason fewer- wrong direction appears to be the reason fewer people the main reason fewer people are ecruuiiw— the main reason fewer people are actuary—sewing- actually coming over saying kiisersiurs— actually coming over saying albanian boat— actually coming over saying albanian boat crossings has ieiiers— albanian boat crossings has ruiiers iw— albanian boat crossings has fewer isw so,— albanian boat crossings has fallen by 90, would be more of a triumph— fallen by 90, would be more of a iriursrsis ii— fallen by 90, would be more of a iriursrsis if we— fallen by 90, would be more of a triumph if we hadn't already let in sc— triumph if we hadn't already let in sc rearw— triumph if we hadn't already let in so many cr— triumph if we hadn't already let in so many of them to begin with . kisisi — in so many of them to begin with . kisisi wiri— in so many of them to begin with . rishi will not— in so many of them to begin with . rishi will not stop— in so many of them to begin with . rishi will not stop the boats ursiii— . rishi will not stop the boats ursiii riieisis— . rishi will not stop the boats until flights to _ . rishi will not stop the boats until flights to rwanda take off or ursiii— until flights to rwanda take off or ursrii secure— until flights to rwanda take off or until people who refuse to stay— or until people who refuse to siuw is— or until people who refuse to stay is i...— or until people who refuse to stay in free, perfectly fine uswiurs— stay in free, perfectly fine asylum seeker— stay in free, perfectly fine asylum seeker hotels are deterred— asylum seeker hotels are deported back- asylum seeker hotels are deported back to where they came tiers.— deported back to where they came from. ricke— deported back to where they came from. make us— deported back to where they came from. make no mistake, these secure— from. make no mistake, these people sewe— from. make no mistake, these people have travelled across two ccrsiirsersis. — people have travelled across two continents. they're— people have travelled across two continents. they're not happy wiri— continents. they're not happy with .conditions- continents. they're not happy with conditions anywhere with the conditions anywhere iisew— with the conditions anywhere they 90- — with the conditions anywhere risew go. i— with the conditions anywhere they go. i wiri— with the conditions anywhere they go. i will say it again . they go. i will say it again. iisew-re— they go. i will say it again. iisew-re scr— they go. i will say it again. they're not asylum seekers. they are they're not asylum seekers. they eswiurs — they're not asylum seekers. they

are asylum shoppers. rishi will rise— are asylum shoppers. rishi will rise sci— are asylum shoppers. rishi will rise sci sies— are asylum shoppers. rishi will also not stop the— are asylum shoppers. rishi will also not stop the boats until we get also not stop the boats until we eei irre— also not stop the boats until we get the processing— also not stop the boats until we get the processing sorted . all get the processing sorted. all ire-s— get the processing sorted. all ise-s icing— get the processing sorted. all ise-s icirse sc— get the processing sorted. all he's doing so far— get the processing sorted. all he's doing so far is adding to ie— he's doing so far is adding to iise backlog-— he's doing so far is adding to the backlog. more people icursgirsg— the backlog. more people lounging around in britain on the lounging around in britain on iise iukrsuwers— lounging around in britain on the taxpayers expense, waiting for the taxpayers expense, waiting icr scree— the taxpayers expense, waiting for some woki— the taxpayers expense, waiting for some woki from the work from eeere— for some woki from the work from isceee ic— for some woki from the work from isceee ic ciiice— for some woki from the work from home to office get— for some woki from the work from home to office get round to icckiee— home to office get round to icckiee ei— home to office get round to looking at their— home to office get round to looking at their case file sceeeiieee— looking at their case file sometime next year. looking at their case file sometime next year . this is what sometime next year. this is what the sometime next year. this is what iise puisiic— sometime next year. this is what the public need— sometime next year. this is what the public need to— sometime next year. this is what the public need to see with iiseir— the public need to see with iiseir we— the public need to see with their own eyes— the public need to see with their own eyes is to actually iseiiewe— their own eyes is to actually believe that _ their own eyes is to actually believe that the— their own eyes is to actually believe that the stop the boats pciicies— believe that the stop the boats pciicies ere— believe that the stop the boats policies are working okay. this is wisei— policies are working okay. this is wisui we— policies are working okay. this is what we need— policies are working okay. this is what we need to see swerving . iise— is what we need to see swerving . iise icuk— is what we need to see swerving . the echr getting— is what we need to see swerving . the echr getting those rwanda iiigisis— . the echr getting those rwanda iiigisis iukiee— . the echr getting those rwanda flights taking off— . the echr getting those rwanda flights taking off less iukrsuwers— flights taking off less taxpayers money being spent on eswiuee— taxpayers money being spent on uswiuee seeker— taxpayers money being spent on asylum seeker hotels is rapid processing— asylum seeker hotels is rapid precessiee .— asylum seeker hotels is rapid processing . and— asylum seeker hotels is rapid processing . and ultimately, and processing. and ultimately, and this processing. and ultimately, and iisis wiri— processing. and ultimately, and iisis wiii ie— processing. and ultimately, and this will be the— processing. and ultimately, and this will be the real test, pectic— this will be the real test, peepie ie— this will be the real test, people in calais packing up iiseir— people in calais packing up iiseir ieeis— people in calais packing up their tents and— people in calais packing up their tents and voluntarily iseeiiee— their tents and voluntarily heading back— their tents and voluntarily heading back through europe isecuuse— heading back through europe iseceuse iew— heading back through europe because they now realise that isriiuie— because they now realise that isriieie is— because they now realise that isriieie is ec— because they now realise that britain is no longer a soft issues.— britain is no longer a soft icucis. iisei— britain is no longer a soft touch. that is— britain is no longer a soft touch. that is what's stopping the touch. that is what's stopping iise isceis— touch. that is what's stopping the boats really— touch. that is what's stopping the boats really looks like. and iisei— the boats really looks like. and iisui ise-i— the boats really looks like. and that isn't what— the boats really looks like. and that isn't what we've got, is it

. cis— that isn't what we've got, is it . cs views— that isn't what we've got, is it . cs views a— that isn't what we've got, is it . gb views a gb— that isn't what we've got, is it . gb views a gb news .com is ieieei— . gb views a gb news .com is ieieei iisei— . gb views a gb news .com is indeed that email— . gb views a gb news .com is indeed that email address. as i scie— indeed that email address. as i suit a— indeed that email address. as i said a moment— indeed that email address. as i said a moment ago, the prime iiieisier— said a moment ago, the prime minister claims— said a moment ago, the prime minister claims that he stopped the minister claims that he stopped iise iscuis. — minister claims that he stopped the boats. policy— minister claims that he stopped the boats. policy is working, isui— the boats. policy is working, isui ise— the boats. policy is working, but he admits— the boats. policy is working, but he admits that there's still a long— but he admits that there's still a long wew— but he admits that there's still a long way ie— but he admits that there's still a ices was is 90-_ but he admits that there's still a long way to go. rishi sunak cise— a long way to go. rishi sunak also revealed— a long way to go. rishi sunak also revealed that more barges wcuii— also revealed that more barges wcuii ise— also revealed that more barges wcuii ise ce— also revealed that more barges would be on the— also revealed that more barges would be on the way to house an eiiiiiceui— would be on the way to house an additional 1000— would be on the way to house an additional 1000 asylum seekers. uwee— additional 1000 asylum seekers. uwee ise— additional1000 asylum seekers. uwee ise is— additional 1000 asylum seekers. however he is yet— additional 1000 asylum seekers. however he is yet to indicate why— however he is yet to indicate why wisere — however he is yet to indicate why wisere they— however he is yet to indicate why where they will be moored. i reeve— why where they will be moored. i have iris— why where they will be moored. i have this beautiful— why where they will be moored. i have this beautiful image of someone in a— have this beautiful image of someone in a lovely seaside ceeeeeueiiw— someone in a lovely seaside ceeeeeueiiw ee— someone in a lovely seaside community one day. oh, a quick sireicis.— community one day. oh, a quick sireicis. cei— community one day. oh, a quick stretch. get out— community one day. oh, a quick stretch. get out bed, draw stretch. get out of bed, draw iise— stretch. get out of bed, draw iise curieies— stretch. get out of bed, draw the curtains, wallop . there's the curtains, wallop. there's a big— the curtains, wallop. there's a isis—euisiie- the curtains, wallop. there's ai big—outside your big migrant barge outside your ireei—isersel big migrant barge outside your. front—barge has front door. one of the barge has eireeiw— front door. one of the barge has eireeiw iseee— front door. one of the barge has already been earmarked for reriieei— already been earmarked for reriieei ie— already been earmarked for portland in dorset , which went portland in dorset, which went iews— portland in dorset, which went iews-e— portland in dorset, which went iews-ener— portland in dorset, which went down-a-of-sickl down like a cup of cold, sick wiiis— down like a cup of cold, sick wiiis iise— down like a cup of cold, sick with the locals.— down like a cup of cold, sick with the locals. here's what she iei— with the locals. here's what she isui ie— with the locals. here's what she isui ie sew. — with the locals. here's what she isui ie sew. wew— with the locals. here's what she had to say. hey, i'd- with the locals. here's what she had to say. r; r: l had to say. hey, i'd like to update on the progress that had to say. hey, i'd like to upd home on the progress that had to say. hey, i'd like to upd home secretaryirogress that had to say. hey, i'd like to upd home secretaryirogresareiat the home secretary and i are making . and my message is this making. and my message is this is 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 quadrupled old in two years. now some said this problem was insoluble or just a

fact of 21st century life . fact of 21st century life. they'd lost faith in politicians to put in the hard yards to do something about it. and of course , we still have a long way course, we still have a long way to go. but in the five months since i launched the plan , since i launched the plan, crossings are now . down 20% crossings are now. down 20% compared to last year. but we are not complacent because we know people smugglers are highly organised and will change their tactics if we let them . i will tactics if we let them. i will not rest until the boats are stopped with grip and determination. the government can fix this and we are you. so that was what rishi had- iii?" so that was what rishi had to say. i that was what rishi had to say. i see— that was what rishi had to say. i rew— that was what rishi had to say. i speak— that was what rishi had to say. i can now speak with— that was what rishi had to say. i can now speak with jeremy hutton, who is from my station watch uk a little later on, jeremy, i'm going to having a jeremy, i'm going to be having a debate whether not debate as to whether or not people refuse perfectly good people who refuse perfectly good asylum seeker accommodation people who refuse perfectly good asylumjust ker accommodation people who refuse perfectly good asylumjustker deported.iation people who refuse perfectly good asylumjustker deported. but n should just be deported. but let's to the the let's stick to the stop the boats policy at moment, let's stick to the stop the boats policy at moment , two boats policy at the moment, two new barges are going to be rocking near you rocking up at a town near you that's what winning looks that's not what winning looks like, it won't feel

like, is it? no it won't feel like, is it? no it won't feel like victory to the people of whatever towns these end up in. and similarly to the people who wiri— and similarly to the people who wiii eeke— and similarly to the people who will have migrant— and similarly to the people who will have migrant camps being eeeeei— will have migrant camps being eeeeei ie— will have migrant camps being opened in airfields and those seri— opened in airfields and those seri ei— opened in airfields and those sort of locations— opened in airfields and those sort of locations near their iiseir— sort of locations near their near their homes, near their sciseeis— near their homes, near their schools,-their- near their homes, near their schools, their places of schools, near their places of week. — schools, near their places of week. lwee-i— schools, near their places of work. .won't seem - schools, near their places of work. won't seem like work. it won't seem like wicierw— work. it won't seem like victory, although ultimately we do victory, although ultimately we ie seei— victory, although ultimately we ie eeei ie— victory, although ultimately we ie eeei ie sei— victory, although ultimately we do need to get people out of iseieis— do need to get people out of iseieis ieie— do need to get people out of hotels into cheaper accommodation if it's just a steri— accommodation if it's just a siseri ieiee— accommodation if it's just a short term measure to you know, iure— short term measure to you know, iure iisiess— short term measure to you know, turn things around— short term measure to you know, turn things around and actually seri— turn things around and actually seri iris— turn things around and actually seri iisis cui— turn things around and actually sort this out all— turn things around and actually sort this out all out once and for sort this out all out once and ice at,— sort this out all out once and ice at, iisee— sort this out all out once and for all, then it— sort this out all out once and for all, then it will be worth it. for all, then it will be worth ii. isui— for all, then it will be worth ii. isui ii— for all, then it will be worth it. but if this— for all, then it will be worth it. but if this is— for all, then it will be worth it. but if this is going to be years— it. but if this is going to be years ei— it. but if this is going to be years of people— it. but if this is going to be years of people being put in iserses— years of people being put in iserses ee— years of people being put in barges on other— years of people being put in barges on other people's ieersierss— doorsteps, doorsteps, and that tusi— doorsteps, doorsteps, and that just_ _ doorsteps, doorsteps, and that tusi— se- doorsteps, doorsteps, and that tusi— se kisiil doorsteps, doorsteps, and that. just_ so rishi stood just won't do. no so rishi stood up as brass today gone up bold as brass today and gone out. working and then out. look, it's working and then immediately anyone in around the dover area said , you do dover area said, you do understand that the wind is blowing in wrong direction. blowing in the wrong direction. how is it rishi how likely is it that rishi sunakis how likely is it that rishi sunak is going have egg on how likely is it that rishi surface; going have egg on how likely is it that rishi surface inoing have egg on how likely is it that rishi surface in ang have egg on how likely is it that rishi surface in a couple ave egg on how likely is it that rishi surface in a couple of egg on how likely is it that rishi surface in a couple of months his face in a couple of months time and we're going to see more record numbers ? it's interesting record numbers? it's interesting weee— record numbers? it's interesting wisee weu— record numbers? it's interesting wisee weu iike— record numbers? it's interesting when you take from _ f: , it's interesting when you take from that sersseciiwe— when you take from that perspective because the weather in perspective because the weather is .was— perspective because the weather ie-ises-ereuei- perspective because the weather in .has-around the l in may has indeed around the cheese— in may has indeed around the channel been— in may has indeed around the channel been been really quite wieiw— channel been been really quite wieiw sei— channel been been really quite wieiw eei ii— channel been been really quite

windy and if you— channel been been really quite windy and if you look at the wise— windy and if you look at the wiei speci— windy and if you look at the wiei sseei ,— windy and if you look at the wind speed , you— windy and if you look at the wind speed , you understand windy and if you look at the windpeople , you understand windy and if you look at the windpeople aren't understand windy and if you look at the windpeople aren't crossingrstand windy and if you look at the windpeople aren't crossing .tand why people aren't crossing. overus— why people aren't crossing. overall,.does_ why people aren't crossing. overall, does like why people aren't crossing.- overall,.does-like there overall, it does seem like there is e— overall, it does seem like there is a-reduction,_ overall, it does seem like there is a-reduction, but- overall, it does seem like there is a reduction, but i think is a real reduction, but i think iisei-s— is a real reduction, but i think iisei-s-iikeiw— is a real reduction, but i think that's likely down to that's more likely down to the aussies— that's more likely down to the albanian agreement, has albanian agreement, which has iekee—e— albanian agreement, which has iekee—e ierse- albanian agreement, which has taken a large portion taken away quite a large portion of taken away quite a large portion ei iise— taken away quite a large portion of the customer— taken away quite a large portion of the customer base for cessisss— of the customer base for cessisss .— of the customer base for crossings . once we get into the crossings. once we get into the preper,— crossings. once we get into the summer proper, of— crossings. once we get into the summer proper, of course, summer proper, of course, iisere-s— summer proper, of course, iisere-s seies— summer proper, of course, there's going to be a lot more seeeie— there's going to be a lot more seesie iseie— there's going to be a lot more people from far— there's going to be a lot more people from far wider . and when people from far wider. and when he people from far wider. and when ise es— people from far wider. and when ise sewies— people from far wider. and when ise sewies ei— people from far wider. and when he was saying, of course, that sow— he was saying, of course, that sore-eeehe — he was saying, of course, that 30% - people - been i 30% more people have been eeieries— 30% more people have been entering europe,— 30% more people have been entering europe, well , they're entering europe, well, they're siiii— entering europe, well, they're siiii-wew— entering europe, well, they're still-waleorth- entering europe, well, they're still way north france still on the way to north france eeewise— still on the way to north france mayber_r- still on the way to north france m.ybe,_, siwe| still on the way to north francei m.ybe,_, siwe ii maybe, and give august, give it seeieeeiser.— maybe, and give august, give it sessiereiser. they— maybe, and give august, give it september. they could be getting into september. they could be getting ieie iseeis— september. they could be getting into boats-crossing - september. they could be getting into boats crossing into the into boats and crossing into the uk into boats and crossing into the uklreesse. — into boats and crossing into the uk.masse. yeah,— into boats and crossing into the uk.masse. yeah, i- into boats and crossing into the uk masse. yeah, i know , uk en masse. yeah, i know, ieieei. — uk en masse. yeah, i know, indeed. and— uk en masse. yeah, i know, indeed. and we- uk en masse. yeah, i know, indeed. r: uk en masse. yeah, i know,- indeed. and we have people like the archbishop canterbury who the archbishop of canterbury who stand bold brass as well stand up bold as brass as well and wow , look, you know, and go, wow, look, you know, we've got to have something like 80 million displaced by 80 million displaced people by 2050. yeah well, they're all going come here, going to try and come here, a lot them, aren't they? and so lot of them, aren't they? and so maybe we need to do something about but, know, about that. but, you know, jeremy, to people jeremy, when it comes to people on the other side of the channeli on the other side of the channel, i think stopping the boats, will be when boats, the success will be when people over there realise that they are better staying in france than they are here. yeah,

and as it currently stands , we and as it currently stands, we are nowhere near that being the case, are we? no, not at all. i iisiek— case, are we? no, not at all. i iisiek iise— case, are we? no, not at all. i think the pimlico_ f at; , no, not at all. i think the pimlico hotel process iisei— think the pimlico hotel process iisei weu-ii— think the pimlico hotel process that you'll have— think the pimlico hotel process that you'll have heard about resi— that you'll have heard about iesi week— that you'll have heard about last week where— that you'll have heard about last week where people were eeisreeis— last week where people were migrants were— last week where people were migrants were camping on seweeeeeis— migrants were camping on pavements and protest was eciueiiw— pavements and protest was actually, ironically, quite a eesiiiwe— actually, ironically, quite a sesiiiwe sise— actually, ironically, quite a positive sign because it showed iisei— positive sign because it showed iisei irres— positive sign because it showed that they weren't— positive sign because it showed that they weren't satisfied with wiei— that they weren't satisfied with wiei-sew— that they weren't satisfied with what now getting, that they weren't satisfied with what is now getting, that they weren't satisfied with what is what now getting, that they weren't satisfied with what is what we've getting, that they weren't satisfied with what is what we've lost. 1, which is what we've lost. jeremy— which is what we've lost. jeremy ieei-s— which is what we've lost. jeremy that's a— which is what we've lost. jeremy that's a shame. but yeah. jeremy that's a shame. but yeah. jeremy is alluding to something that we're going be having a that we're going to be having a debate on in just a matter of moments, was this moments, because it was this hotel people are hotel situation where people are camping novel camping outside. it's a novel solution it? but why not solution, isn't it? but why not use those to do a bit of use those people to do a bit of pr on our behalf if they are so bitterly disappointed with the accommodation, which, by the way, was completely humane and passed all the tests and was absolutely fine in the end, their main issue was bunk beds having beds in a room , having two bunk beds in a room, the conditions that the kind of conditions that military veterans many of whom will have served in iraq and afghanistan in okay, would absolutely give their homes to be able to sleep in at the moment. and there are people who

claim to be from iraq and afghanistan are occupying afghanistan who are occupying those for the taxpayer the those for the taxpayer at the taxpayer's expense , whether or taxpayer's expense, whether or not those people should just be deported. use them deported. but why not use them for of pr? we can be going for a bit of pr? we can be going to places like calais. it will be than everything be cheaper than everything else that wouldn't that we're doing. wouldn't it? giving load of giving the french a load of money do a little bit more money to do a little bit more when stopping the when it comes to stopping the boats, have video boats, why not have video footage those people outside footage of those people outside saying, i really saying, you know what, i really don't in britain. don't like it here in britain. i it's taking me to get it's taking me ages to get processed. don't like the processed. i don't like the conditions kept conditions that i'm being kept in. that to people conditions that i'm being kept in.france that to people conditions that i'm being kept in.france or that to people conditions that i'm being kept in.france or can that to people conditions that i'm being kept in.france or can we at to people conditions that i'm being kept in.france or can we across eople conditions that i'm being kept in.france or can we across some in france or can we across some other different routes and say, in france or can we across some other look, 'ent routes and say, in france or can we across some other look, this'outes and say, in france or can we across some otherlook, this isites and say, in france or can we across some other look, this is the and say, in france or can we across some other look, this is the reality i, well, look, this is the reality of what is going be like for of what is going to be like for you? it is not the complete land of honey that could of milk and honey that it could be. views been be. but your views have been absolutely fascinating be. but your views have been absolutelyfascinating this. absolutely fascinating on this. and look some and i'm going to look at some of those i am asking those now. and i am asking whether you think that we whether or not you think that we should be doing to actually should be doing more to actually get people who frankly get rid of people who frankly turned perfectly good turned down perfectly good asylum accommodation. you asylum seeker accommodation. you could you, not, to go on a one way to rwanda to start way ticket to rwanda to start a new supposedly new life? these supposedly desperate, persecuted, vulnerable be vulnerable people should be grateful for a tent in a field

in britain. after all, it's better than being in fear of your but the majority of your life. but the majority of them just opportunists, them are just opportunists, effectively the taxpayer effectively robbing the taxpayer air and our homeless ex—servicemen get the ex—servicemen don't even get the tents. samantha . tents. that's from samantha. i've got one here from brian who says, patrick, illegal migrants should any should not be offered any accommodation should be accommodation and they should be deported because deported right away because they are refusing the are here illegally refusing the accommodation is not acceptable. they should be sent back, says o'brien. so that ties in perfectly with the debate and the discussion that we're going to very, shortly. to be having very, very shortly. i want more of your views on i do want more of your views on that as well. but look, as i've said, it's all well and said, it's all very well and good, sunak standing good, rishi sunak standing up today stopping today and saying we're stopping the but the boats, this is great, but he's picked good of he's picked a good time of year to it. and i suspect he knows to do it. and i suspect he knows that because wind that as well because the wind has in wrong has been blowing in the wrong direction. reality will direction. so the reality will possibly be anyway, this summer that going to higher that we're going to see a higher influx. is going to have influx. and is he going to have 999 influx. and is he going to have egg the albanian egg on his face, the albanian thing again be of thing as well? again be wary of this because are being this because they are being quite with the figures quite squishy with the figures we allow 12,000 albanians and the rest last year, 1800 have the rest in last year, 1800 have gone back and a lot more have

absconded. bear in mind , though, absconded. bear in mind, though, that it's like we kind of plugged one hole and another one has opened up because people from india are now occupying a lot of the boats coming in. or what's he to do with what's he going to do with that? will a better returns will we have a better returns deal keep your deal with india? so keep your eyes and ears peeled because, yes, be having yes, very shortly i'll be having a debate on what we should do with people turn asylum with people who turn down asylum seeker accommodation. more on this our website, though, this on our website, though, simply head gb .com simply head to gb news .com where best where you will find the best analysis as as analysis opinion as well as the latest breaking news. but just quickly, less than four quickly, there's less than four weeks to go until my date with destiny wednesday, the 28th destiny on wednesday, the 28th of june and will dance on stage with the dreamboys. they're the most famous of male most famous group of male strippers i doing strippers in the uk. i am doing it to raise money for the mental health charity. mind, health charity. my mind, and i am that in the am delighted to say that in the last few minutes we, thanks to you, have gone past £55,000. thank you. we've raised nearly a grand in about 15 minutes, so i really, really , really really, really, really appreciate it. you can go to justgiving.com forward slash fundraising, forward slash

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conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on . gb news. thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. all right . in thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. all right. in a few moments, seies— all right. in a few moments, seies ie— all right. in a few moments, we're going to be— ” g in a few moments, we're going to be having a ieiseie— we're going to be having a ieiseie ee— we're going to be having a debate on this. _ we're going to be having a debate on this. should we deport eeisreeis— debate on this. should we deport eeisreeis wise— debate on this. should we deport migrants who refuse to stay in iiseir— migrants who refuse to stay in their accommodation ? but their free accommodation? but iseiere— their free accommodation? but eeere-iisei,— their free accommodation? but before that, princess before all of that, princess iuseeie— before all of that, princess iuseeie rees— before all of that, princess eugenie has birth to her eugenie has given birth to her secei— eugenie has given birth to her second child— eugenie has given birth to her second child with husband jack ereeksiseek— second child with husband jack brooksbank named ernest brooksbank, a boy named ernest eeerse— brooksbank, a boy named ernest eeerse .— brooksbank, a boy named ernest ceerse . iieeeie— brooksbank, a boy named ernest george . ronnie, who is 13th in george. ronnie, who is 13th in iise— george. ronnie, who is 13th in iiee ie— george. ronnie, who is 13th in iiee ie iise— george. ronnie, who is 13th in line to the throne, the royal ceueie— line to the throne, the royal couple became _ line to the throne, the royal couple became parents for the iisi— couple became parents for the iirsi iieee— couple became parents for the iirsi iieee ie— couple became parents for the first time in february 2021 when iew— first time in february 2021 when iisew weiceeeei— first time in february 2021 when they welcomed their now two year old they welcomed their now two year eii se— they welcomed their now two year eii aususi—

they welcomed their now two year old son, august to— they welcomed their now two year old son, august to the world ceeiw— old son, august to the world ceeiw .— old son, august to the world ceeiw . iiseir— old son, august to the world goody . their announcement comes goody. their announcement comes as goody. their announcement comes es iriece— goody. their announcement comes es iriece terry-s— goody. their announcement comes as prince harry's landmark case eseiesi— as prince harry's landmark case eseiesi iiirrer— as prince harry's landmark case against mirror group newspapers is ueierwew— against mirror group newspapers is ueierwew isui— against mirror group newspapers is underway, but he's not iseiiserei— is underway, but he's not bothered to— is underway, but he's not bothered to show his face in the wise— bothered to show his face in the wise ceuri— bothered to show his face in the wise ceuri wei— bothered to show his face in the high court yet. the judge exeressei— high court yet. the judge expressed surprise at the duke of expressed surprise at the duke ei sussek-s— expressed surprise at the duke of sussex's absence whilst the wires-s— of sussex's absence whilst the mirror's lawyers _ of sussex's absence whilst the mirror's lawyers said it was ieeeiw— mirror's lawyers said it was deeply troubling. can get the deeply troubling. we can get the ieiesi— deeply troubling. we can get the ieiesi ee— deeply troubling. we can get the latest on both— deeply troubling. we can get the latest on both of— deeply troubling. we can get the latest on both of those quickly eweu-— latest on both of those quickly eweu- sewer— now with our royal correspondent, cameron now with our royal— correspondent, cameron walker. cerei-ee— correspondent, cameron walker. cerei-eeleews— correspondent, cameron walker. carof'on, news then a no bit of good news and then a no sisew— bit of good news and then a no sisew ,— bit of good news and then a no show , patrick. _ bit of good news and then a no show , patrick. yes,- bit of good news and then a no show , patrick. “4115 wig l show, patrick. yes, a very bit of good news. princess eugenie, of good news. princess eugenie, of course, the late queen's granddaughter. and she said a post on instagram in the last hour or so. she said, jack and i wanted to share the news that we have our little boy, ernest george, ronnie brooksbank on the 30th of may at 849, weighing £7 and one ounces. he is named after his great great great grandfather, george , his grandpa grandfather, george, his grandpa george and my grandpa ronald erg is loving being a big brother already. august, of course , is already. august, of course, is their first child and this new baby that has just been born in the last week is 13 fourth in

line to the british throne. so a bit of good news for the royal family amongst all the turmoil, of course, which is happening in the court behind me. yes the high court behind me. yes exactly. look, cameron, thank you— exactly. look, cameron, thank you verve— exactly. look, cameron, thank you verys wew— exactly. look, cameron, thank you very, very much- sixesfirzllys look, cameron, thank you very, very much for this is ceereere— you very, very much for this is cameron walker— you very, very much for this is cameron walker there, royal correspondent,— correspondent, with the latest. secee— correspondent, with the latest. secee seei— correspondent, with the latest. some good news.— correspondent, with the latest. some good news. royal commentator- some good news. royal commentator michael joins some good news. royal con now tator michael joins some good news. royal con now foi’h’ michael joins some good news. royal con now for the ichael joins some good news. royal con now for the drama. joins some good news. royal connow for the drama. that'sns me now for the drama. that's iisei.— me now for the drama. that's iisei-se— me now for the drama. that's right.-so michael- me now for the drama. that's right. so michael harry right. okay so michael harry iiie-i— right. okay so michael harry iiie-i iure— right. okay so michael harry didn't turn up— right. okay so michael harry didn't turn up today. he is due in ceuri— didn't turn up today. he is due in court tomorrow.— didn't turn up today. he is due in court tomorrow. i want to iisrew— in court tomorrow. i want to iisrew e— in court tomorrow. i want to throw a head— in court tomorrow. i want to throw a head to— in court tomorrow. i want to throw a head to what we're exeeciies — throw a head to what we're expecting tomorrow . okay. expecting tomorrow. okay. eeceuse— expecting tomorrow. okay. iseceuse i— expecting tomorrow. okay. because i-that- expecting tomorrow. okay. because i that he's going because i think that he's going to because i think that he's going ie sei— because i think that he's going ie sci-eeeu— because i think that he's going to get apart potentially to get picked apart potentially by bys— to get picked apart potentially is is wet,— to get picked apart potentially is is wet, e— to get picked apart potentially by by, well, a lawyer, by a real iserrisier— by by, well, a lawyer, by a real barrister who _ by by, well, a lawyer, by a real barrister who is— by by, well, a lawyer, by a real barrister who is going to expose the difference— barrister who is going to expose the difference between his iruiiss— the difference between his iruiiss eee— the difference between his truths and the— the difference between his truths and the truth. if prince harry— truths and the truth. if prince harry is— truths and the truth. if prince harry is wise— truths and the truth. if prince harry is wise, patrick, he will isesie— harry is wise, patrick, he will isesie iris— harry is wise, patrick, he will begin his sojourn— harry is wise, patrick, he will begin his sojourn in the witness box begin his sojourn in the witness isek isu— begin his sojourn in the witness isek isw eiieries— begin his sojourn in the witness box by offering the judge a sreieuei— box by offering the judge a profound and— box by offering the judge a profound and sincere apology for a no show. today,— profound and sincere apology for a no show. today, it— profound and sincere apology for a no show. : l a no show. today, it is extremely bad manners of anybody not to turn up at the time. you're supposed to be there and to begin a case with a wigging from the judge is not a good

beginning . punctuality is the beginning. punctuality is the courtesy of kings. it's the it's the courtesy of princes . and the courtesy of princes. and thatis the courtesy of princes. and that is not a good beginning for him. he's going to have a fairly torrid time because he may believe that going into the witness box and being sworn to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth is a question of presenting his truth to the court. but it doesn't work like that. any journalist and i know you've seen many major cases. no is that everything turns around on cross—examination and the mirror group are going to vigorously defend these cases. there are 33 of them initially , prince harry of them initially, prince harry had cited 144 instances of alleged intrusion , an illegal alleged intrusion, an illegal intrusion, illicit intrusion of his privacy and that of his friends, including his former girlfriend, chelsy davy. that has been whittled down by the

judge to 33. now, each one of these cases will be picked over, and that involves must involve the king's counsel taking him back on episodes that maybe he does not want to revisit , like does not want to revisit, like wearing a uniform , like falling wearing a uniform, like falling out of nightclubs in the middle of the night at like playing strip pool in las vegas, because you're exactly right. this is a iescieeiies— you're exactly right. this is a fascinating point— "it; izxarzslys " g this is a fascinating point because sresueeeisiu— fascinating point because presumably these are the iseeiiiees— presumably these are the headlines that harry wasn't happy— headlines that harry wasn't happy eiseui— headlines that harry wasn't happy about being put out there. and happy about being put out there. kei ise— happy about being put out there. kei ise is— happy about being put out there. kei ise is es— happy about being put out there. and he is, as far— happy about being put out there. and he is, as far as— happy about being put out there. and he is, as far as we are aware, claiming- and he is, as far as we are aware, claiming that the only way— aware, claiming that the only we iiseu— aware, claiming that the only we iiseu ceuri— aware, claiming that the only way they could have got hold of iisese— way they could have got hold of iisese eesiw— way they could have got hold of these nasty, embarrassing iseeiiiees— these nasty, embarrassing headlines is— these nasty, embarrassing headlines is through some form of headlines is through some form ei secee— headlines is through some form of phone hacking. _ headlines is through some form of phone hacking. so actually, wiei— of phone hacking. so actually, wisei ise— of phone hacking. so actually, wisei ise is— of phone hacking. so actually, what he is doing— of phone hacking. so actually, what he is doing now voluntarily is eiiewies— what he is doing now voluntarily is eiiewies us— what he is doing now voluntarily is allowing us all— what he is doing now voluntarily is allowing us all to revisit eee— is allowing us all to revisit eei ieik— is allowing us all to revisit and talk about,— is allowing us all to revisit and talk about, again, all of ie— and talk about, again, all of iise wersi— and talk about, again, all of the worst moments of his life. iisei-s— the worst moments of his life. that's precisely— the worst moments of his life. that's precisely it. it; that's precisely it. he has been on the record as saying that what he wants to do is reform the british press . well, he's the british press. well, he's going to do that the hard way

because it's going to involve him in exposing himself to all these stories again. and that will not be pleasant for anybody. i mean, i speak from some experience. i was the key witness in two high profile high court cases. and i for two days i was in the witness box during the inquest into the deaths of diana, princess of wales, and dodi al fayed. however well prepared. you are, however, well , you believe in what you're going to say and you know it to be factually truthful. well, the problem for you is that you've got a barrister who is there determined to present the other side of the case, and that will be done with forensic skill. i'm quite sure the king's counsel representing the mirror will be absolute , be scrupulously polite absolute, be scrupulously polite , but but there will be some very, very hard questions. and as you say, it's going to revisit areas which he perhaps wished had been dead and buried. i've written pieces saying this is a very, very risky , high risk is a very, very risky, high risk thing and had her majesty the

queen been advised , she would queen been advised, she would have said, don't do it . the have said, don't do it. the thing with a case like this , you thing with a case like this, you don't know where it's going to go . there is no guarantee. he go. there is no guarantee. he does not have any control over this witness. the fact that everybody alive today , nobody everybody alive today, nobody has ever seen this again. there's nothing in the british constitution which says the prince cannot go into the witness box . but it hasn't been witness box. but it hasn't been done since the victorian age when queen victoria was utterly dismayed when her eldest child, her eldest son, who became edward the seventh, went into the witness box in two very notorious cases, one involving cheating at cards and the other one involving adultery. and she was mortified by that. she thought it was a dreadful thing to do. and why it's to do. and that's why it's neven to do. and that's why it's never, done. and it's never, ever been done. and it's a highly risky process. and it's not going to be easy. no, it's not going to be easy. no, it's eei seies ie ise— not going to be easy. no, it's not going to be easy.- g] g no, it's not going to be easy. do you buy iris— not going to be easy. do you buy iisis iiee— not going to be easy. do you buy this idea that— not going to be easy. do you buy this idea that he— not going to be easy. do you buy this idea that he didn't turn up today— this idea that he didn't turn up today because— this idea that he didn't turn up today because he— this idea that he didn't turn up today because he had lilibet secei— today because he had lilibet second birthday— today because he had lilibet second birthday party to go to ?

second birthday party to go to? weu.— second birthday party to go to? wet i— second birthday party to go to? wet i weuii— second birthday party to go to? well, i would hate— second birthday party to go to? well, i would hate to— second birthday party to go to? well, i would hate to be- second birthday party to go to? well, i would hate to be the barrister who has to put that forward as an excuse, because it's not an excuse . no, it's it's not an excuse. no, it's been well known when this the case started, some time ago, just after the coronation. he has to be here. i mean, whether a two year old child knows whether her father is there or not. well, you have a birthday party— not. well, you have a birthday seriw iise— not. well, you have a birthday seriw iise iew— well, you have a birthday party the day before. viki“ party the day before. well, ieieei.— party the day before. well, ieieei. ii— party the day before. well, indeed, it doesn't wash. i mean, he is the lead witness in this. there are four other people involved, lesser personalities. but his testimony is absolutely key, crucial. and the judge , key, crucial. and the judge, starting today, didn't know how long the statements were being from the opposing counsel. he could have got on to witnesses today and then you'd have had a case where he'd had to rise early because that valuable and highly expensive time was wasted because the key witness wasn't there. this is not the right way of going about things. these are his majesty's courts of justice. don't forget that they're his father's courts of justice.

he's got no this is this is part of he's got no this is this is part ei ii.— he's got no this is this is part ei ii. i— he's got no this is this is part ei ii. i secee— he's got no this is this is part of it. i mean, it— he's got no this is this is part of it. i mean, it does play into an of it. i mean, it does play into ee ieeese— of it. i mean, it does play into an image really— of it. i mean, it does play into an image really of— of it. i mean, it does play into an image really of somebody wise-s— an image really of somebody wise-s wew— an image really of somebody who's very entitled , quite who's very entitled, quite erreseei,— who's very entitled, quite arrogant, really, and has no especi— arrogant, really, and has no reseeci er— arrogant, really, and has no respect or regard for due process. and— respect or regard for due process. and we await with bated isreeiiu— process. and we await with bated seas, ee— process. and we await with bated isreeiis, weu— process. and we await with bated breath, are you going to be a busy— breath, are you going to be a isusu ee— breath, are you going to be a isusw ewer— breath, are you going to be a busy man over the next few days as busy man over the next few days es ieieei— busy man over the next few days es ieieei weu— busy man over the next few days as indeed you always are here at gb as indeed you always are here at sis wews.— as indeed you always are here at gb news. great— as indeed you always are here at gb news. great to— as indeed you always are here at gb news. great to you on. gb news. great to have you on. iiiciseei— gb news. great to have you on. iiiciseei cere— gb news. great to have you on. michael cole, the— gb news. great to have you on. michael cole, the royal commentator- michael cole, the royal commentator who's to commentator who's going to be sickies— picking you through tomorrow as weir.— picking you through tomorrow as weir-heres— picking you through tomorrow as well. harry's actual back well. prince harry's actual back eee— well. prince harry's actual back eei eerie— well. prince harry's actual back eei ieriis ie— well. prince harry's actual back and forth in legal— well. prince harry's actual back and forth in legal interaction. i and forth in legal interaction. iisiek— and forth in legal interaction. iiisiek ii— and forth in legal interaction. i think it will— and forth in legal interaction. i think it will-a— and forth in legal interaction. i think it will a fascinating i think it will be a fascinating weicis— i think it will be a fascinating weicis iisei— i think it will be a fascinating watch that people because that wiri— watch that people because that wiii-i— watch that people because that wiii-i sink,— watch that people because that will-i think, _truth. will be, i think, where truth eeeeis— will be, i think, where truth meets to meets reality, but loads more to come now and 6:00. come between now and 6:00. securi— come between now and 6:00. secure-wise- come between now and 6:00. should who refuse to should migrants who refuse to sies— should migrants who refuse to sieu ie— should migrants who refuse to siew is nice— should migrants who refuse to stay in nice hotels be deported? we stay in nice hotels be deported? we ee— stay in nice hotels be deported? we seies— stay in nice hotels be deported? we seies ie— stay in nice hotels be deported? we are going to debate that and we wiri— we are going to debate that and we will discuss— we are going to debate that and we will discuss the— we are going to debate that and we will discuss the plans to sue— we will discuss the plans to siue £1,600 — we will discuss the plans to siue iieoo e— we will discuss the plans to give £1,600 a month for people wise— give £1,600 a month for people wise ie— give £1,600 a month for people who do nothing.— give £1,600 a month for people who do nothing. yep. your ears are who do nothing. yep. your ears sei— who do nothing. yep. your ears are not deceiving— who do nothing. yep. your ears are not deceiving you. but first is weu— are not deceiving you. but first is weur ieiesi— are not deceiving you. but first is your latest headlines with polly— is your latest headlines with reiiu .—

polly. the eewu.- the headlines eewu.— the headlines this polly-— the headlines this hour. eewu.— the headlines this hour. the reinse— the headlines this hour. the prime minister— the headlines this hour. the prime minister says- the headlines this hour. the prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small boats and tackle the asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits there's still a long way to go. during a speech in kent, the prime minister said small boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate a further 1000 people. but wouldn't comment on where they would be located . the where they would be located. the metropolitan police says conservative mp bob stewart has been charged with two public order offences , is alleged to order offences, is alleged to have happened in december last yeah have happened in december last year. scotland yard says the 73 year. scotland yard says the 73 year old had been charged with a racially aggravated offence after an incident in central london on the force has said he'll appear at westminster magistrates court in july. he'll appear at westminster magistrates court in july . an magistrates court in july. an inquest into the deaths of two young people at bournemouth beach found they died of drowning . a 17 year old, joe drowning. a 17 year old, joe abbas and 12 year old sunak khan

were rescued from the sea last wednesday , but both later died wednesday, but both later died in hospital . sunak mum says no in hospital. sunak mum says no parent should ever have to go through what she and her family are going through now, and the former us vice president mike pence will be running for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. pence will run up against the former us president and frontrunner donald trump. he's expected to formally launch his campaign with a video and a speech on wednesday. and as you've been hearing, princess eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a baby boy, little ernest . george boy, little ernest. george romney brooksbank has been born. she posted a photograph on her instagram account earlier saying he was born on the 30th of may. princess husseini says her son, august , is princess husseini says her son, august, is loving being a big brother already . for more on all brother already. for more on all those stories by heading to our website, gb news .com . direct

website, gb news .com. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news news for gold and silver investment . at and silver investment. at looking at today's numbers for you, the pound will buy you 1.24 for one dollars and ,1.1607. the price of gold . is £1,576.05 an price of gold. is £1,576.05 an ounce and the ftse 100 closed today at 7599 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter . well, last week, that matter. well, last week, a group— that matter. well, last week, a group ei— that matter. well, last week, a group ei eswiuee— well, last week, a group of asylum seekers camped out group of asylum seekers camped eui ee— group of asylum seekers camped eui ee iise— group of asylum seekers camped out on the street— group of asylum seekers camped out on the street outside a iseiei— out on the street outside a iseiei ie— out on the street outside a hotel in central— out on the street outside a hotel in central london. "er hotel in central london. they sieei— hotel in central london. they siepi reusi— hotel in central london. they slept rough for— hotel in central london. they slept rough for two nights and were refusing to stay in their free taxpayer funded accommodation because it wasn't nice enough. they were happy with the food though, which is good , isn't it? they also good, isn't it? and they also said have wi—fi , which is said they have wi—fi, which is

actually than i've got at actually more than i've got at home at the moment. so do these asylum have right to asylum seekers have the right to complain be complain or should they be grateful for what they've given? should as far as deporting should we go as far as deporting people if they refuse the accommodation that they are given? joining me now is human rights lawyer shoaib khan and also nihal gardner, who's the director of the margaret thatcher centre freedom . thatcher centre for freedom. nile, thank you very much. i'll start you. you think start with you. do you think that should deporting that we should be deporting people they refuse perfectly that we should be deporting peopl accommodation? erfectly that we should be deporting peoplaccommodation? well, ly that we should be deporting peoplaccommodation? well, thanks good accommodation? well, thanks , patrick, for having me on the show today. i think it's absolutely— : i think it's absolutely outrageous show today. i think it's absolutely outrageous you absolutely outrageous that you eewe—wise- absolutely outrageous that you eewe—wise ere| have asylum seekers who are ceeesieieies— have asylum seekers who are complaining about their accommodation , even if this kind accommodation, even if this kind of accommodation— accommodation, even if this kind of accommodation is good enough for of accommodation is good enough ier eriiisis— of accommodation is good enough for british citizens— of accommodation is good enough for british citizens or it's seei— for british citizens or it's seei eeeusis— for british citizens or it's good enough for the for the eeiiiieru— good enough for the for the eeiiiieru ,— good enough for the for the eeiiiieru , weu— good enough for the for the military , why on earth are military, why on earth are esuiuee— military, why on earth are asylum seekers complaining they siseuii— asylum seekers complaining they siseuii ise— asylum seekers complaining they should be incredibly grateful for should be incredibly grateful ier iise— should be incredibly grateful for the accommodation they have iseee— for the accommodation they have iseee eiierei— for the accommodation they have been offered in— for the accommodation they have been offered in the— for the accommodation they have been offered in the united kiesieeee— been offered in the united kiesieree i— been offered in the united kingdom? i think it sends an esseiiei— kingdom? i think it sends an appalled message when you have esuiuee— appalled message when you have asylum seekers— appalled message when you have asylum seekers protesting about iiseir— asylum seekers protesting about

iiseir iiseir— asylum seekers protesting about their their accommodation here. weee— their their accommodation here. weee eeeu— their their accommodation here. when many british citizens of iike— when many british citizens of course live in— when many british citizens of course live in conditions that ier— course live in conditions that are far more cramped and iiiiicuii. — are far more cramped and difficult. so— are far more cramped and difficult. so i— are far more cramped and difficult. so i do think there's a fundamental— difficult. so i do think there's a fundamental lack of gratitude eere— a fundamental lack of gratitude isere. kee— a fundamental lack of gratitude isere. kei iise— a fundamental lack of gratitude here. and the reality is, of course , that— here. and the reality is, of course , that many of those who course, that many of those who are course, that many of those who cieieeies— course, that many of those who are claiming asylum in the ueiiei— are claiming asylum in the united kingdom shouldn't be in the united kingdom shouldn't be in iise ceueiru— united kingdom shouldn't be in iise ceueiru ie— united kingdom shouldn't be in the country in the— united kingdom shouldn't be in the country in the first place as the country in the first place es weii. — the country in the first place es weii. we— the country in the first place as well. we need— the country in the first place as well. we need to see far iisisier— as well. we need to see far tighter border— as well. we need to see far tighter border controls in place eui— tighter border controls in place eei iiiesei— tighter border controls in place and illegal migrants should be ieiieiieiu— and illegal migrants should be definitely deported and i think iisei— definitely deported and i think iisei iisese— definitely deported and i think that there has— definitely deported and i think that there has to _ definitely deported and i think that there has to be very cereiui— that there has to be very careful scrutiny of all of these esuiuee — careful scrutiny of all of these asylum claims— careful scrutiny of all of these asylum claims and clearly, i iisiek— asylum claims and clearly, i iisiek eeeu— asylum claims and clearly, i think many of— asylum claims and clearly, i think many of those claiming esuiuee— think many of those claiming asylum should— think many of those claiming asylum should not be in the ceueiru— asylum should not be in the ceueiru ie— asylum should not be in the country in the— asylum should not be in the country in the first place. and iisese— country in the first place. and those individuals— country in the first place. and those individuals should be iesciee— those individuals should be ierseriei. okav-_ those individuals should be deported. okay. shoaib, i'll just it you that those just put it to you that those people are lounging on the people who are lounging on the streets outside perfectly streets outside are perfectly serviceable. asylum seeker hotel are actually asylum seekers. are not actually asylum seekers. they've travelled across two continents. they're not particularly happy they particularly happy anywhere they go. particularly happy anywhere they 90- happy particularly happy anywhere they go. happy here, go. if they're not happy here, then offer them the then we should offer them the chance return home. well no,

chance to return home. well no, of course not. i mean, obviously ceeiieiies— of course not. i mean, obviously we're conflating lots— of course not. i mean, obviously we're conflating lots of- we're conflating lots of different— we're conflating lots of different issues there , whether different issues there, whether or different issues there, whether er sei— different issues there, whether er eei iiseu-re — different issues there, whether or not they're genuine asylum seekers, whatever— or not they're genuine asylum seekers, whatever that means. iis— seekers, whatever that means. its semeiiies— seekers, whatever that means. it's something for— seekers, whatever that means. it's something for the- seekers, whatever that means. it's something for the home office to decide. i mean, obviously the office has obviously the home office has never certainly at the never been certainly at the moment great doing its moment isn't great at doing its job. obviously at some job. but but obviously at some point it falls upon them to actually decide whether or not these should be allowed these people should be allowed to stay in the uk for now. what we're talking-while- we're talking about is while iisese— we're talking about is while iisese-ere— we're talking about is while these-are in- we're talking about is while these-are in the- we're talking about is while these are in the uk, these people are in the uk, siseuii— these people are in the uk, should-allow-to. these people are in the uk, should-allow-to in should we allow them to be in ceeeierieisie— should we allow them to be in sombre-,- should we allow them to be in comfortable-, give- should we allow them to be in comfortable , give them, should we allow them to be in comfortthem , give them, should we allow them to be in comfortthem proper give them, should we allow them to be in comfortthem proper humane m, provide them proper humane accommodation,— provide them proper humane accommodation, for instance ? accommodation, for instance? iis— accommodation, for instance? we eci— accommodation, for instance? we eei just— accommodation, for instance? it's not just them _ accommodation, for instance? it's not just them or,- accommodation, for instance? it's not just them or, you- accommodation, for instance? it's not just them or, you know, the usual lefty loonies. i'm complaining about this, but for instance, i think it was the head of westminster council who said weren't said firstly, they weren't actually when these said firstly, they weren't actualljwere when these said firstly, they weren't actualljwere accommodated se said firstly, they weren't actualljwere accommodated in people were accommodated in hotels. they the hotels. there but they but the but the head of the council ianed but the head of the council invited admitted that it's insufficient, inadequate accommodation . so i think we accommodation. so i think we need to take those concerns seriously. what doesn't look good and what doesn't reflect well the government is these well on the government is these people footpath, footpath people on the footpath, footpath having to sit on the street

because the hotel rooms are not good enough for them to be staying in. can i just can staying in. can ijust can i just put to you show of something? just literally a cuseru— something? just literally a cuseru reek— something? just literally a cursory look online.- "g? just literally a cursory look online. it's called iise— cursory look online. it's called iise cereieri— cursory look online. it's called the comfort inn.— cursory look online. it's called the comfort inn. and it's got a seies— the comfort inn. and it's got a reiies ei— the comfort inn. and it's got a reiies ei ieur— the comfort inn. and it's got a rating of four and— the comfort inn. and it's got a rating of four and a half stars eui— rating of four and a half stars eui ei— rating of four and a half stars eui ei iise— rating of four and a half stars out of five from _ rating of four and a half stars out of five from the many iiseuseeis— out of five from the many thousands of— out of five from the many thousands of people who have sieuei— thousands of people who have sieuei ie— thousands of people who have stayed in there. _ thousands of people who have stayed in there. and i mean, i weuii— stayed in there. and i mean, i weuii sussesi— stayed in there. and i mean, i would suggest strongly that this is eisseiuieiu— would suggest strongly that this is absolutely kwasi fine and iisei— is absolutely kwasi fine and iisei iise— is absolutely kwasi fine and iisei iise eeeu— is absolutely kwasi fine and that the may i— is absolutely kwasi fine and that the may i point out as wet,— that the may i point out as was, wew— that the may i point out as well, very recently elected ieiseur— well, very recently elected labour head _ well, very recently elected labour head of— well, very recently elected labour head of westminster ceuecii— labour head of westminster ceuecii wise— labour head of westminster council who is— labour head of westminster council who is probably blowing a council who is probably blowing e iii— council who is probably blowing e isii ei— council who is probably blowing e isii ei isei— council who is probably blowing a bit of hot air— council who is probably blowing a bit of hot air here. nigel do you— a bit of hot air here. nigel do weu iisiek— a bit of hot air here. nigel do you think that— a bit of hot air here. nigel do you think that we— a bit of hot air here. nigel do you think that we should at the wew— you think that we should at the were less,— you think that we should at the very teas, ei— you think that we should at the very least, at the— you think that we should at the very least, at the very least be usies— very least, at the very least be usies iisese— very least, at the very least be using these people as pr so that iises— using these people as pr so that iiseu ce— using these people as pr so that iiseu uiiee— using these people as pr so that they can video call— using these people as pr so that they can video call people weiiies— they can video call people weiiies ie— they can video call people waiting in calais to make the cheese— waiting in calais to make the channel crossing— waiting in calais to make the channel crossing and tell them eee-i— channel crossing and tell them iee-i iseiiser— channel crossing and tell them don't bother because it's cieeriu— don't bother because it's clearly awful— don't bother because it's clearly awful here? well i sent,— clearly awful here? well i sink, weu— clearly awful here? well i think, you know, it's absolutely uieeuss — think, you know, it's absolutely outrageous. you— think, you know, it's absolutely outrageous. /r:::r. g outrageous. you have large numbers of young men here complaining about their their

accommodation physically fit young men . they've actually young men. they've actually crossed the channel from france claiming asylum. why didn't they just stay in france and why why are they in the united kingdom at all? i mean, this is just makes a mockery of entire makes a mockery of the entire asylum system , um, here and the asylum system, um, here and the british government should not be paying british government should not be paying £6 million a day to house illegal migrants in the uk. and it's absolutely outrageous. it's an affront to the british taxpayers, an insult, i think, to the british people here. and you know, if they if they don't like their accommodation, well, then go somewhere else, then go back to france where they they actually from. and there's actually came from. and there's no reason why on earth they should be crossing into the uk from france, part of the from from france, part of the european union. they should they should be returning there. if they're happy or they should they're not happy or they should be, know , going back to be, you know, going back to their of origin here their countries of origin here and i do think that the government has to end this practise of paying vast sums of taxpayers money to fund illegal

migrants in the uk. it is just basically it's an insult, i think, to the british taxpayer. the british people should not be tolerated. look, shoaib, if the people— tolerated. look, shoaib, if the seesie eere— tolerated. look, shoaib, if the people here feel— tolerated. look, shoaib, if the people here feel as- : look, shoaib, if the people here feel as though it's eseiesi— people here feel as though it's eseiesi iiseir— people here feel as though it's against their human rights to sies— against their human rights to sieu ier— against their human rights to siew ier iree — against their human rights to stay for free in— against their human rights to stay for free in a— against their human rights to stay for free in a hotel in ceeiiei— stay for free in a hotel in central london- stay for free in a hotel in central london with food that is cieee— central london with food that is cieee eui— central london with food that is clean and that— central london with food that is clean and that has— central london with food that is clean and that has wi—fi , then clean and that has wi—fi, then weuii— clean and that has wi—fi, then weuii we— clean and that has wi—fi, then weuii we sei— clean and that has wi—fi, then would we not be— clean and that has wi—fi, then would we not be doing them a ieueu— would we not be doing them a ieueu ier— would we not be doing them a favour for their— would we not be doing them a favour for their human rights to seei— favour for their human rights to seei iisese— favour for their human rights to seei iisese ee— favour for their human rights to send them on a— favour for their human rights to send them on a plane to rwanda ? send them on a plane to rwanda? and send them on a plane to rwanda? kei ee— send them on a plane to rwanda? kei we— send them on a plane to rwanda? and no, we wouldn't— send them on a plane to rwanda? and no, we wouldn't because- and no, we wouldn't because rwanda is no better. rwanda is worse . i mean, would we be worse. i mean, would we be saying the same thing about ukrainian asylum seekers ? i ukrainian asylum seekers? i mean, why are we accommodating ukrainians? seekers aren't kickies— ukrainians? seekers aren't kickies eii— ukrainians? seekers aren't kicking off. are— " , seekers aren't kicking off. are they? because ieeu-re— kicking off. are they? because ieeu-re iieeies— kicking off. are they? because they're fleeing war? that's the reeiiu— they're fleeing war? that's the really interesting— they're fleeing war? that's the really interesting point, eciueiiw— really interesting point, actually. see,- really interesting point, actually. see, that's so that's actually. see, that's so that's e reeiiu— actually. see, that's so that's a really fascinating point, ise-i— a really fascinating point, isn't-actually- a really fascinating point, isn't-actually lot isn't it? actually because a lot of isn't it? actually because a lot ei-ukreieiee— isn't it? actually because a lot. of-ukrainian-seekers of the ukrainian asylum seekers and of the ukrainian asylum seekers eui-eeeeer— of the ukrainian asylum seekers eui-eeeeer ie- of the ukrainian asylum seekers and-appear to be- of the ukrainian asylum seekers and appear to be very and refugees appear to be very happy— and refugees appear to be very happy iseceuse— and refugees appear to be very happy because are fleeing happy because they are fleeing war happy because they are fleeing eui— happy because they are fleeing eei iise— happy because they are fleeing war and the vast— happy because they are fleeing war and the vast majority of iisese,— war and the vast majority of them, shoaib— war and the vast majority of them, shoaib ,— war and the vast majority of them, shoaib , are women and them, shoaib, are women and cisiiiree— them, shoaib, are women and children, aren't— them, shoaib, are women and children, aren't they ? unlike children, aren't they? unlike iise— children, aren't they? unlike ire—iiseiies- children, aren't they? unlike- the_fighting because the fully grown fighting because we seei— the fully grown fighting because we send flights— the fully grown fighting because we send flights to bring them over because— we send flights to bring them over because brought them over because we brought them eueree-i— over because we brought them over and everyone's over on planes and everyone's

eiweus— over on planes and everyone's eiwews eeeeeies— over on planes and everyone's always moaning about and ceeersieieies— always moaning about and complaining, pointing out the reci— complaining, pointing out the ieci-eeesi— complaining, pointing out the ieci-eeesi ei— complaining, pointing out the fact-most of the- complaining, pointing out the fact most of the channel fact that most of the channel crossers and— fact that most of the channel crossers and small boats, people cressiss— crossers and small boats, people crossing smugglers— crossers and small boats, people crossing smugglers are men. so wiei— crossing smugglers are men. so wiei ie— crossing smugglers are men. so wiei ie we— crossing smugglers are men. so what do we actually— crossing smugglers are men. so what do we actually prefer it to be? women and children? do we want genuine, risking want women more genuine, risking their lives? would feel so. i their lives? it would feel so. i mean, really understand mean, i just really understand the course . the logic there. of course. well, i'll tell you the logic. i'll i'll explain it to you. iii—weu. i i'll i'll explain it to you.- i'll_you. people i'll explain it to you. people weuii— i'll explain it to you. people weuii-e— i'll explain it to you. people weuii-e iei— i'll explain it to you. peoplei would-a lot-easy i'll explain it to you. people- would-a lot-easy to would find it a lot more easy to ecceei— would find it a lot more easy to accept-tolerate _ would find it a lot more easy to accept tolerate women and accept and tolerate women and critics— accept and tolerate women and children—because. children coming over because ieeu— children coming over because ieeu-wewe- children coming over because they would appear to they naturally would appear to be _vulnerable_ they naturally would appear to. be _vulnerable_of be more vulnerable than some of the be more vulnerable than some of iise young— be more vulnerable than some of iise young ee— be more vulnerable than some of the young men who— be more vulnerable than some of the young men who wander over on a the young men who wander over on e ieiiu— the young men who wander over on eieiiu isesis— the young men who wander over on adailv isesis. ii— the young men who wander over on a daily basis. it appears more iseiieueisie— a daily basis. it appears more believable that— a daily basis. it appears more believable that women and crimes— believable that women and children would— believable that women and children would be in more need of children would be in more need ei urseei— children would be in more need of urgent asylum _ children would be in more need of urgent asylum than someone wise— of urgent asylum than someone wise reeks— of urgent asylum than someone who looks like— of urgent asylum than someone who looks like a— of urgent asylum than someone who looks like a 30 year old iseiwisuiiieu— who looks like a 30 year old bodybuilder. it— who looks like a 30 year old bodybuilder. it might be more iseiieueisie— bodybuilder. it might be more believable, but— bodybuilder. it might be more believable, but i— bodybuilder. it might be more believable, but i think it's ieiieiieiu— believable, but i think it's definitely the _ believable, but i think it's definitely the right decision iisese— definitely the right decision these families— definitely the right decision these families make. okay, let these families make. okay, let iue uses— these families make. okay, let ise se— these families make. okay, let the men go over. they settle their lives here. then the children and families. but that's migration show showing when they when there's a safe way to do so. why did we send send ukraine women send planes to ukraine for women and we don't send and children when we don't send

them else? how are them anywhere else? how are these supposed come these people supposed to come here the other person here like like the other person was just saying? so many of these, would they cross so many countries, continents to get to the we women and the uk? do we want women and children that? how and the uk? do we want women and childrerand that? how and the uk? do we want women and childrerand children how and the uk? do we want women and childrerand children d0iv and the uk? do we want women and childrerand children do that? and the uk? do we want women and childrerand children do that? and women and children do that? and i think that's just really an appalling thing to suggest. you can't asylum can't be genuine asylum seekers. no, didn't bring no, go on. if you didn't bring your toddler with you, your own toddler with you, it's like here. but like it just respond here. but there's difference there's a huge difference iseiwees— there's a huge difference between women and children iieeiss—ei between women and children. iieeiss—e fleeing from ukraine from a war esi— fleeing from ukraine from a war eui iueu— fleeing from ukraine from a war zone and they are— fleeing from ukraine from a war zone and they are extremely sreieiui,— zone and they are extremely gratefulr i— zone and they are extremely grateful, i think,— zone and they are extremely grateful, i think, to be in the usiiei— grateful, i think, to be in the united kingdom. huge difference iseiwees— united kingdom. huge difference between these— united kingdom. huge difference between these women and cuties.— between these women and children. and— between these women and children. and these healthy young— children. and these healthy young-,— children. and these healthy young , so—called asylum young men, so—called asylum seekers— young men, so—called asylum seekers wee— young men, so—called asylum seekers who are— young men, so—called asylum seekers who are now complaining eiseui— seekers who are now complaining eiseui iseie— seekers who are now complaining about their accommodation at the premier— about their accommodation at the premier iss— about their accommodation at the premier ius is— about their accommodation at the premier inn in in— about their accommodation at the premier inn in in london. isere-s— premier inn in in london. iuere-s e— premier inn in in london. there's a vast— premier inn in in london. there's a vast difference here. asi— there's a vast difference here. ksi i— there's a vast difference here. ksi i iuisk— there's a vast difference here. and i think that— there's a vast difference here. and i think that it's you know, iuis— and i think that it's you know, we sueuii— and i think that it's you know, this should be— and i think that it's you know, this should be clearly acknowledged by all sides here. iisi— acknowledged by all sides here. ksi iuese— acknowledged by all sides here. and these protests by asylum seekers— and these protests by asylum seekers wee— and these protests by asylum seekers who have come from rresce— seekers who have come from rresce eiier— seekers who have come from france, after all,— seekers who have come from france, after all, this is just eisseiuieiu— france, after all, this is just absolutely unaccept able. it stews— absolutely unaccept able. it shows tremendous lack of sreiiiuie— shows tremendous lack of gratitude to _ shows tremendous lack of gratitude to the to the british

secure— gratitude to the to the british seesie . — gratitude to the to the british seesie . seis— gratitude to the to the british people . both of— gratitude to the to the british people . people. both of you, thank you very, very much. i totally enjoyed that discussion. as human rights lawyer shoaib khan. also now gardener is the director of margaret director of the margaret thatcher for freedom. thatcher centre for freedom. now! the north east of now! people in the north east of england and london are going to be given £1,600 a month for nothing. absolutely naff. all okay is that unfair or is it in fact a very good idea if you're confused by this, so was i. but i'll be explaining it to you in just a couple of seconds. patrick christie's on gb news, britain's news. channel

here's a question for britain's news. channel- . here's a question for you britain's news. channel— . here's a question for you would britain's news. channel— . here's a quescash for you would britain's news. channel— . here's a quescash for/ou would you like a load of cash for ieies— you like a load of cash for doing nothing? viki“ you like a load of cash for- doing nothing? well , that's what doing nothing? well, that's what some lucky people in jarrow and east finchley. i used to live in east finchley. i used to live in east finchley. i used to live in east finchley east finchley east finchley in east finchley will as part of will be getting as part of a trial which will see 30 participants receive 6000 hundred a month with no hundred quid a month with no strings attached. with me now is ryan shorthouse , who's the chief ryan shorthouse, who's the chief executive of the liberal conservative think tank bright blue . look. thank you. explain blue. look. thank you. explain this to us, because there is more to this than meets the eyes about universal basic income about a universal basic income trial, is not essentially trial, which is not essentially just money for nothing . is it a just money for nothing. is it a study in how people will spend this whether or not this money and whether or not it's thing for the it's the right thing for the government to do? talk me through it. well, there's lots of countries— through it. well, there's lots of countries that— g l well, there's lots of countries that have been irieiiiss— of countries that have been trialling universal basic trialling this universal basic income, scotland has had a trial recesiiu— income, scotland has had a trial recesiiu . — income, scotland has had a trial recently . wales— income, scotland has had a trial recently . wales is— income, scotland has had a trial recently . l. d g recently. wales is undergoing a trial. finland did one recently. sd 9 j finland did one about trial. finland did one about 4 or trial. finland did one about 4 er s—

trial. finland did one about 4 er s ueers— trial. finland did one about 4 er s ueers ese— trial. finland did one about 4 or 5 years ago, and- j finland did one about 4 or 5 years ago, and the government— or 5 years ago, and the government ,- or 5 years ago, and the government , after seeing that government, after seeing that iueu— government, after seeing that trial, concluded— government, after seeing that trial, concluded that they weuiis-i— trial, concluded that they wouldn't proceed with introducing- wouldn't proceed with introducing it. f introducing it. but basically it's the idea that everybody gets an unconditional flat rate amount. so you don't have isureeucrecu— amount. so you don't have bureaucracy in— amount. so you don't have bureaucracy in the- so you don't have bureaucracy in the welfare susiees — bureaucracy in the welfare susiees ,— bureaucracy in the welfare susiees , se— bureaucracy in the welfare system , so people don't have to system, so people don't have to essese— system, so people don't have to essese wiiu— system, so people don't have to engage with jobcentres or cerieis— engage with jobcentres or certain rules— engage with jobcentres or certain rules for getting iseseiiis— certain rules for getting benefits from - certain rules for getting benefits from from the government - benefits from from the government . ' r: benefits from from the government . ' benefits from from the _ government . and lots of people government. and lots of people have advocated this, including a lot of people who are worried about the impact of automation on on jobs . and so there's on on jobs. and so there's feeling that if everybody had this basic high minimum , they this basic high minimum, they wouldn't have to go through all the sort of complexity and stress involved with getting an adequate amount of money to live with, with respect also, sorry, i mean , would they also have to i mean, would they also have to bother to get a job? i mean, this is part bother to get a job? i mean, isis is seri ei— bother to get a job? i mean, this is part of it,— bother to get a job? i mean, this is part of it, isn't- git; , i mean, this is part of it, isn't it? weii— this is part of it, isn't it? weii ise— this is part of it, isn't it? well the idea— this is part of it, isn't it? well the idea is that everybody it's universal. _ well the idea is that everybody it's universal. so— well the idea is that everybody it's universal. so everyone would be entitled to it. so it would be entitled to it. so it would reduce the stigma associated with claiming

benefits . i associated with claiming benefits. i mean, i personally i'm against it. i don't think it's a good use of taxpayers money. i mean, basically , if money. i mean, basically, if you're going to give everybody an adequate amount of money to live on, considering a lot of people have, for example, lots of children or may have of children or they may have disability, rate would disability, the rate would have to high. so for example, to be so high. so for example, if everyone received . the 1600 if everyone received. the 1600 that the people are in this trial at the moment, we'd be talking about trillions of pounds of taxpayers money to pay for this sort of thing. pounds of taxpayers money to pay for this sort of thing . so for this sort of thing. so i don't think that's a good use of money. i mean, the alternative is that it's such a low rate to become more affordable that it doesn't really cover the living expenses of people with more complex needs, is it not? is the reality of the situation- complex needs, is it not? is the reality of the situation at- f : l m7 is the reality of the situation at the esi— reality of the situation at the eui ei— reality of the situation at the eui ei ise — reality of the situation at the end of the day? _ reality of the situation at the end of the day? “43?“ end of the day? yeah. is the reality of the situation that people are so terrified that we have quite literally created our own downfall with? i that loads ofjobs own downfall with? i that loads ei ieiss ee— own downfall with? i that loads ei teiss seies— own downfall with? i that loads of jobs are going to— own downfall with? i that loads of jobs are going to be- : 7 i that loads of jobs are going to be taken esi—

of jobs are going to be taken eui ise— of jobs are going to be taken and the whole— of jobs are going to be taken and the whole future of capitalism _ and the whole future of capitalism rests upon this. seceuse— capitalism rests upon this. seceuse ii— capitalism rests upon this. because if people are out of week— because if people are out of work because— because if people are out of work because of— because if people are out of work because of ai, then they ces-i—iike- work because of ai, then they can't like iphones, can't buy things like iphones, weici— can't buy things like iphones, which means— can't buy things like iphones, which means companies which means that companies go isusi— which means that companies go isusilii— which means that companies go isusilii weu— which means that companies go bust..if you just_ which means that companies go bust. if you just chuck them bust. so if you just chuck them eieee— bust. so if you just chuck them iieoo e— bust. so if you just chuck them £1,600 a month,— bust. so if you just chuck them £1,600 a month, they can still do £1,600 a month, they can still ie siuii— £1,600 a month, they can still do stuff with— £1,600 a month, they can still do stuff with that— £1,600 a month, they can still do stuff with that money. and secieiu—ii- do stuff with that money. andi society _ it functions society as we know it functions . weii. — society as we know it functions . weii. iuei-s— society as we know it functions . well. that's a— society as we know it functions . well. that's a sort- society as we know it functions . well. that's a sort of very conspiratorial sort of view of what why people are advocating. but sorry, i mean, i think there is a genuine sort of i think there was a genuine case for, you know , for supporting people you know, for supporting people and having less complexity and bureaucracy and stigma . but as bureaucracy and stigma. but as i say, i just think at the end of the day, it wouldn't be good use of taxpayers money. i think what is is making sure is more effective is making sure that people who have higher needs get the support they needs get the support that they needs get the support that they need and also we support people into work . the need and also we support people into work. the thing need and also we support people into work . the thing about into work. the thing about universal basic is that universal basic income is that it not really be an it may not really be an incentive for people on very in very vulnerable circumstances to work. and i believe that work is fundamentally good for people , fundamentally good for people, not in terms of their not just in terms of their finances, but

also mental as also their mental health as well. and i think there is a danger that if you set the rate too high, that it would disincentivize employment. and i don't think that is materially or psychologically good. yeah, 100. ryan , thank you very much. 100. ryan, thank you very much. it's 100. ryan, thank you very much. its sreei— 100. ryan, thank you very much. its sreei ie— 100. ryan, thank you very much. it's great to have— 100. ryan, thank you very much. it's great to have you— �*00 ryan, thank you very much. it's great to have you on. and eseiesies— it's great to have you on. and eseiesies ier— it's great to have you on. and apologies for apparently serving up see— apologies for apparently serving up kisi— apologies for apparently serving up some kind of— apologies for apparently serving up some kind of conspiratorial ciesires— up some kind of conspiratorial ciesires isere. — up some kind of conspiratorial claptrap there. but i've got to be claptrap there. but i've got to ise sesesi— claptrap there. but i've got to be honest with— claptrap there. but i've got to be honest with you, that was iusi— be honest with you, that was iusi usu— be honest with you, that was iusi my isiiiei— be honest with you, that was just my initial hot take on the siiueiieu— just my initial hot take on the situation. ryan— just my initial hot take on the situation. ryan shorthouse iuese— situation. ryan shorthouse were-is— situation. ryan shorthouse there,-is the - situation. ryan shorthouse there, is the chief there, who is the chief executive _ there, who is the chief executive .the - there, who is the chief executive the liberal executive of the liberal conservative,- executive of the liberal conservative, think tank bright siue.— conservative, think tank bright siue-weu— conservative, think tank bright eiue.-ueu wiei,- blue. i'll tell you what, iueuss.— blue. i'll tell you what, iseusslueu- blue. i'll tell you what, though. you just gave though. if you just gave eeonery— though. if you just gave everyone country though. if you just gave- everyone _country £1,600 a everyone in the country £1,600 a esesis— everyone in the country £1,600 a eueuis iusi— everyone in the country £1,600 a esesis iusi iue— everyone in the country £1,600 a month just the real— everyone in the country £1,600 a month just the real winners , month just the real winners, iuese— month just the real winners, iuere ee— month just the real winners, there are going— month just the real winners, there are going to be drug seekers.— there are going to be drug ieeiers. i— there are going to be drug dealers. i said— there are going to be drug dealers. i said it. ijust there are going to be drug dealers. i said it. i just said dealers. i said it. ijust said it dealers. i said it. ijust said ii iisei— dealers. i said it. ijust said ii risui .— dealers. i said it. ijust said it right. there's— dealers. i said it. ijust said it right . there's less dealers. i said it. ijust said it right. there's less than four weeks— it right. there's less than four weeks ie— it right. there's less than four weeks ie se— it right. there's less than four weeks to go until— it right. there's less than four weeks to go until my date with isesiiuu— weeks to go until my date with destiny wednesday , june destiny us on wednesday, june the destiny us on wednesday, june ise-wiri— destiny us on wednesday, june the-will dance- destiny us on wednesday, june the-will dance on- destiny us on wednesday, june the will dance on stage the 28th. i will dance on stage wiis— the 28th. i will dance on stage wiiu ise— the 28th. i will dance on stage with the dream— the 28th. i will dance on stage with the dream boys who say they are-famous group- are the most famous group of eseie— are the most famous group of eseie sirissers— are the most famous group of male strippers. i'm doing it to eise— raise money for the mental ueeiis— raise money for the mental. seeks—eee health charity mind and i am ieiisuiei— health charity mind and i am ieiissiei ie— health charity mind and i am delighted to say— health charity mind and i am delighted to say yes , that we delighted to say yes, that we ueue — delighted to say yes, that we ueue iusi— delighted to say yes, that we seue iusi scee— delighted to say yes, that we have just gone past £56,000. we sieriei— have just gone past £56,000. we sieriei iuis—

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as well. hey. all right, dewbs& ceiseki,— as well. hey. all right, dewbs& co .next,-tuned. - as well. hey. all right, dewbs& co.next,-tuned. i'll- hey. all right, dewbs& co next, tuned. i'll see co up next, stay tuned. i'll see you— co up next, stay tuned. i'll see weu—ieee- co up next, stay tuned. i'll see weu—iuree. - co up next, stay tuned. i'll see you—three. hello. you tomorrow at three. hello. iis— you tomorrow at three. hello. it's - mcgivern - you tomorrow at three. hello. it's mcgivern with it's aidan mcgivern here with the gb forecast from the latest gb news forecast from the latest gb news forecast from the office a warm, sunny the met office a warm, sunny spells once again for most of us this afternoon . cloudier this afternoon. cloudier conditions, though, prevail along some east coast areas, and that's the result of high pressure being to the north of the uk . we've got this cool feed the uk. we've got this cool feed of air coming in around that high to bring suppressed temperatures and temperatures to the east and some low whilst warm some low cloud whilst warm sunshine continues elsewhere. so a real contrast in temperatures dunng a real contrast in temperatures during the afternoon will continue to see that over the next overnight next few days. overnight as temperatures fall across the uk, the low cloud in the east will creep westwards. fact, it creep westwards. in fact, it becomes fairly widespread by the end the clearest end of the night. the clearest places remain northern ireland, western scotland , northwest western scotland, northwest england, cornwall england, west wales and cornwall , where a mist patches are , where a few mist patches are likely to form. but otherwise extensive low cloud to begin tuesday . grey skies for many and tuesday. grey skies for many and it will take some time through the morning for the sun to nibble away at the edges of that cloud lifting and breaking it

and pushing it back towards the east. but for the likes of eastern scotland, yorkshire, lincolnshire and norfolk, i think it will remain grey through the day with a chilly breeze from the north sea, limiting temperatures to 13 celsius at most. warm sunshine elsewhere though, and low 20s more likely for parts of wales and the southwest into the evening on tuesday. and the southwest into the evening on tuesday . well, we do evening on tuesday. well, we do it all again. low cloud in the east, creeping westwards and becoming fairly widespread by the end of the night. and by dawn on wednesday, most places are cloudy, but it stays clear for northern ireland, western scotland, northwest england , scotland, northwest england, west wales, well as cornwall west wales, as well as cornwall . and that's where the lowest temperatures be on temperatures will be on wednesday a cool feel wednesday morning. a cool feel first thing. as the sun first thing. but as the sun rises, well it won't take long for those temperatures to rise and the cloud will be burnt back towards the coast once again, a similar sort of thing on thursday and friday, but the one difference is that humidity levels will increase and that leads to higher temperatures, but also .

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