n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight the duke of sussex's deranged mission to destroy the british press reaches the high court . but surprise surprise, court. but surprise surprise, the uber privileged prince of hypocrisy didn't even bother to turn up. so after infuriating the mirror group's barrister and the mirror group's barrister and the high court judge by arrogantly wasting their time, can harry recover from such a disastrous start to his courtroom showdown .7 i'll explain courtroom showdown? i'll explain why the duke's reputation is

also on trial. this week in my digest. next, before my superstar panel weighing in tonight, i'm joined by carole malone. sam dowler and belinda de lucy . then, is prince harry's de lucy. then, is prince harry's humiliating dressing down at the hands of a high court judge a sign that he'll regret becoming the first royal in 130 years to give evidence under oath? tomorrow, my royal mail finds lady colin campbell and phil dampier weigh in. and harry's biographer, angela levin, will also join me live in the studio to offer her unflinching expert analysis on today's courtroom bombshells 30 bombshells that date back 30 years wait for it years and involve wait for it princess diana. my ethel barrymore, and our very own paul burrell . elsewhere tonight, burrell. elsewhere tonight, holly willoughby returned to the this morning sofa today and started the fight . back with an started the fight. back with an emotional statement slamming her former bff phillip schofield . former bff phillip schofield. old me and all of us this morning— old me and all of us this morning gave— old me and all of us this morning gave our love and support— morning gave our love and support to— morning gave our love and support to someone who was not telling— support to someone who was not telling the— support to someone who was not telling the truth,— support to someone who was not telling the truth, who acted in a way— telling the truth, who acted in a way that— telling the truth, who acted in a way that that— telling the truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that— a way that they themselves felt that they— a way that they themselves felt that they tat— a way that they themselves felt that they had to— a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv

atta— that they had to resign from itv and stepped— that they had to resign from itv and stepped down— that they had to resign from itv and stepped down from a career that— and stepped down from a career that that— and stepped down from a career that they loved.— and stepped down from a career that they loved. so— and stepped down from a career that they loved. so will that be enough— that they loved. so will that be enough to— that they loved. so will that be enough to save— that they loved. so will that be enough to save this morning from the axe— enough to save this morning from the hat tv— enough to save this morning from the axe tv firebrand kim woodburn? _ the axe tv firebrand kim woodburn? i- the axe tv firebrand kim woodburn? i know you've been waiting for her verdict. social commentator joanna jarjue and journalist atherton do journalist david atherton do battle clash. plus, fans battle in the clash. plus, fans of hit drama the morning of the hit us drama the morning show noticed life imitating art when holly broke her silence this morning. we can do now this morning. all we can do now is be the family that we are exactly. exactly. you are part of exactly. exactly. you are part at thh— exactly. exactly. you are part of this family— exactly. exactly. you are part of this family and— cheat” exactly. you are part of this family and we will get through— of this family and we will get through thh— of this family and we will get through this together . through this together. fleet sheat— through this together. fleet sttaat tan— through this together. fleet street icon kelvin- through this together. fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie delivers his verdict on holly's comeback and what it means for embattled itv later in uncanceled. and despite the show's former head of news slamming its toxic and sexist culture, it's elusive . editor culture, it's elusive. editor martin frizell could only muster this bizarre response. is there a toxic working environment at this morning? i'll tell you whats— this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. _ this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've- this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic is aubergine . do you like toxic is aubergine. do you like aubergine? do you ? so if that's aubergine? do you? so if that's how aubergine? do you? so if that's haw tattaath— aubergine? do you? so if that's how seriously the— g 7 jo 7 so if that's how seriously the wokeist 3 “ti;7 jtit 7 so if that's how seriously the wokeist tv

haeeee— how seriously the wokeist tv bosses are taking this can, the ateataeea— bosses are taking this can, the disgraced daytime show really earthe— disgraced daytime show really state the— disgraced daytime show really survive the storm? that's our big— survive the storm? that's our big aehate— survive the storm? that's our big debate later— survive the storm? that's our big debate later in the show. the— big debate later in the show. the coming— big debate later in the show. also coming up— big debate later in the show. also coming up tonight, rishi sahah— also coming up tonight, rishi swhah was— also coming up tonight, rishi swhah h— sunak was in a self—congratulatory sunak was in a- self—congratulatory mood sunak was in a— self—congratulatory mood today as he— self—congratulatory mood today as he gave— self—congratulatory mood today as he gave ah— self—congratulatory mood today as he gave an update on his hatte— as he gave an update on his hattte htah— as he gave an update on his battle plan to— as he gave an update on his battle plan to stop the boats . battle plan to stop the boats. ctassthgs— battle plan to stop the boats. ctassthgs ate— battle plan to stop the boats. crossings are now— battle plan to stop the boats. crossings are now ._ battle plan to stop the boats. crossings are now . down- battle plan to stop the boats. crossings are now. down 20% compared to last year. crossings are now. down 20% compared to last year . that's compared to last year. that's right. cross swings are down 20, but we'll celebrating shallow victories like that really be enough to stop the invasion of our southern border. nigel farage, he's going- our southern border. nigel farage, he's going to- : nigel farage, he's going to mark sunak reheat— farage, he's going to mark sunak reheat sata— farage, he's going to mark sunak reheat sate eh— farage, he's going to mark sunak report card on the— farage, he's going to mark sunak report card on the migrant ettsts— report card on the migrant crisis imminently. report card on the migrant crisis imminently . and is the pm crisis imminently. and is the pm weathe— crisis imminently. and is the pm hteehha the— crisis imminently. and is the pm blocking the release of whatsapp essaeas te— blocking the release of whatsapp messages to the _ blocking the release of whatsapp messages to the covid inquiry heeawse— messages to the covid inquiry because they'll— messages to the covid inquiry because they'll reveal his plot to waste— because they'll reveal his plot to teeth heats— because they'll reveal his plot to topple boris johnson will atttes— to topple boris johnson will atttes et— to topple boris johnson will allies of boris— to topple boris johnson will allies of boris think so, heathe— allies of boris think so, including tory peer lord ctwaaas— including tory peer lord cruddas, who- including tory peer lord cruddas, who says the coup is stattha— cruddas, who says the coup is stattha te— cruddas, who says the coup is starting to unravel? we'll get stash— starting to unravel? we'll get stash tate— starting to unravel? we'll get stuck into that— starting to unravel? we'll get stuck into that later in the theta— stuck into that later in the theta haze.— stuck into that later in the media buzz. tomorrow's newspaper heat— media buzz. tomorrow's newspaper that page— media buzz. tomorrow's newspaper that page ts— media buzz. tomorrow's newspaper that page ts het— media buzz. tomorrow's newspaper front page is hot off— media buzz. tomorrow's newspaper front page is hot off the press wett— front page is hot off the press wew sheath— front page is hot off the press wew sheath te— front page is hot off the press very shortly to a— front page is hot off the press very shortly to a grand new greatest— very shortly to a grand new greatest britain— very shortly to a grand new greatest britain and union taehass— greatest britain and union jackass crowned before the night is jackass crowned before the night ts-as— jackass crowned before the night ts-as wett. — jackass crowned before the night is-as well. this— jackass crowned before the night is-as well. this is— jackass crowned before the night is as well. this is dan is out as well. this is dan weatteh— is out as well. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go .

wootton tonight. let's go. tea-te— wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, htttah-s— you're watching gb news, britain's news— you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. a ptegtahhhg— britain's news channel. a programming note, special eattteh— programming note, special eattteh et— programming note, special edition of the— programming note, special edition of the show tomorrow htght— edition of the show tomorrow htght, haw-s— edition of the show tomorrow night, harry's evidence the verge.— night, harry's evidence the verdict. but— night, harry's evidence the verdict. but we— night, harry's evidence the verdict. but we will cover the exttaetahaw— verdict. but we will cover the extraordinary developments in the htgh— extraordinary developments in the htgh sawt— extraordinary developments in the high court in— extraordinary developments in the high court in just a couple of the high court in just a couple at hthwtes— the high court in just a couple of minutes after— the high court in just a couple of minutes after polly middlehurst- of minutes after polly middlehurst . jit“ of minutes after polly- middlehurst . dan, thank you. middlehurst. dan, thank you. good evening. the top stories on gb news tonight. 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 start to work. but he admits there's still a long way to go . there's still a long way to go. dufing there's still a long way to go. during a speech he gave today in kent, the prime minister said small boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate eight. a further

1000 migrant its but wouldn't comment on where that would be located did. the prime minister says the government's using every tool at its disposal to tackle illegal migration in. but the labour leader , sir keir the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has welcomed the news, saying the government still needs to secure more return agreements with other countries. i think everybody wants to make sure that we stop the boats . we sure that we stop the boats. we don't want people making- we don't want people making that aahgetaws— don't want people making that dangerous journey. we all we've really— dangerous journey. we all we've teattw hat— dangerous journey. we all we've really had from _ dangerous journey. we all we've really had from the government, though— really had from the government, thewgh ts— really had from the government, thewgh ts the— really had from the government, though, is the announcement of a pathw— though, is the announcement of a pettew that— though, is the announcement of a policy that doesn't— though, is the announcement of a policy that doesn't work. then the e— policy that doesn't work. then the re announcement of the same pathw— the re announcement of the same policy essentially,— the re announcement of the same policy essentially, and often policy essentially, and it often teets— policy essentially, and it often teets t— policy essentially, and it often feels, i think,— policy essentially, and it often feels, i think, like— policy essentially, and it often feels, i think, like ground hog haw.— feels, i think, like ground hog hat. the— feels, i think, like ground hog day. and meanwhile that's easthg— day. and meanwhile that's eesthg a— day. and meanwhile that's costing a fortune for the taxpayer. — costing a fortune for the taxpayer. and - costing a fortune for the taxpayer. and there's this gtewhg— taxpayer. and there's this growing sense— taxpayer. and there's this growing sense of frustration. i mean,-hinckley- growing sense of frustration. i mean, hinckley point see mean, i'm at hinckley point see hete— mean, i'm at hinckley point see here today— mean, i'm at hinckley point see here today ,— mean, i'm at hinckley point see here today , fantastic project . here today, fantastic project. tt-s— here today, fantastic project. tt-s hehha— here today, fantastic project. it's behind schedule and there's a frustration— it's behind schedule and there's a frustration here. _ it's behind schedule and there's a frustration here. now, thousands— a frustration here. now, thousands of- a frustration here. now, thousands of british airways and heats— thousands of british airways and boots employees— thousands of british airways and boots employees are among those wh-e— boots employees are among those he hat— boots employees are among those who've had their— boots employees are among those who've had their personal data hteaehea— who've had their personal data breached following a cyber attach—

breached following a cyber attach tw— breached following a cyber attack by says— breached following a cyber attack by says its staff was ahehgst— attack by says its staff was amongst those _ attack by says its staff was amongst those hit by the attack on amongst those hit by the attack at zettts— amongst those hit by the attack at zettts . — amongst those hit by the attack on zellis . that's— amongst those hit by the attack on zellis . that's a— amongst those hit by the attack on zellis . on zellis. 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 and their personal details. it includes names , details. it includes names, addresses and banking details . addresses and banking details. now, holly willoughby has returned to the daytime tv show this morning for the first time today following her co—presenter phillip schofield's exit, opening the show alongside new this morning, presenter josie gibson . ms willoughby said she gibson. ms willoughby said she felt shaken , troubled and let felt shaken, troubled and let down by schofield after he had admitted to an affair with a much younger male work colleague tony. our attention now to the united states, where the former us vice president mike pence says he's going to be running for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. pence will run against former us president and frontrunner donald trump . he's expected to formally trump. he's expected to formally launch his campaign with a video and a speech on wednesday. full

details on that right here. gb news. and lastly , princess news. and lastly, princess eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a boy. they've called him ernest george, ronnie brooksbank . she george, ronnie brooksbank. she posted a photograph of the new little baby on her instagram account earlier on today saying ernest was born on the 30th of may. and she added that big brother august is already loving it. being a big brother , you're it. being a big brother, you're up to date on tv , online, dab+ up to date on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news. channel it's time to kick off our coverage of harry's evidence. the courtroom bombshells as .

the courtroom bombshells as. he the courtroom bombshells as. he hath— the courtroom bombshells as. he really does— the courtroom bombshells as. he really does think he lives in his he really does think he lives in hts ew— he really does think he lives in his own world— he really does think he lives in his own world with his own rules , teesh-t— his own world with his own rules , teesh-t hee— his own world with his own rules , doesn't he? well,— his own world with his own rules , doesn't he? well, i— his own world with his own rules , doesn't he? well, i fear the sett— , doesn't he? well, i fear the sett, hatt— , doesn't he? well, i fear the cold, hard facts— , doesn't he? well, i fear the cold, hard facts might be about to cold, hard facts might be about te satch— cold, hard facts might be about te catch up— cold, hard facts might be about to catch up with— cold, hard facts might be about to catch up with harry. the phase— to catch up with harry. the phase et— to catch up with harry. the prince of hypocrisy. not today, thewgh— prince of hypocrisy. not today, though, because _ prince of hypocrisy. not today, though, because he didn't even tether— though, because he didn't even hethet te— though, because he didn't even bother to show— though, because he didn't even bother to show up— though, because he didn't even bother to show up to the first day— bother to show up to the first gay et— bother to show up to the first gay et hts— bother to show up to the first day of his court— bother to show up to the first day of his court case against water— day of his court case against tttwet steep.— day of his court case against mirror group. newspapers htwtate— mirror group. newspapers infuriate getting their qc and swphshg— infuriate getting their qc and swphshg the— infuriate getting their qc and surprising the judge missing. whee— surprising the judge missing. tthee haw— surprising the judge missing. prince harry last seen quaffing shahpaghe— prince harry last seen quaffing shahpaghe h— prince harry last seen quaffing champagne in the first class tewhge— champagne in the first class tewhge at— champagne in the first class lounge at lax— champagne in the first class lounge at lax airport after eetehtathg— lounge at lax airport after celebrating his— lounge at lax airport after celebrating his princess aawghtet— celebrating his princess daughter lilibet. second httthaaw— daughter lilibet. second birthday party. the poor boy was far birthday party. the poor boy was tat tee— birthday party. the poor boy was tat tee tet— birthday party. the poor boy was far too jet lagged— birthday party. the poor boy was far too jet lagged to bother to shew— far too jet lagged to bother to shew ap— far too jet lagged to bother to shew wp te— far too jet lagged to bother to show up to the— far too jet lagged to bother to show up to the high court today. what— show up to the high court today. what a— show up to the high court today. what a disgrace— show up to the high court today. what a disgrace ._ show up to the high court today. what a disgrace . harry's perma, what a disgrace. harry's perma, tahhea— what a disgrace. harry's perma, tanned barrister— what a disgrace. harry's perma, tanned barrister ,_ what a disgrace. harry's perma, tanned barrister , david tanned barrister, david sherborne, _ tanned barrister, david sherborne, said it's because his sheat— sherborne, said it's because his etteht, whe— sherborne, said it's because his client, who left— sherborne, said it's because his client, who left the royal tahtw— client, who left the royal tahttw te— client, who left the royal family to apparently live a hehhat— family to apparently live a hehhat aha— family to apparently live a normal and peaceful life . he normal and peaceful life. he sat— normal and peaceful life. he hat the— normal and peaceful life. he hat the tea— normal and peaceful life. he isn't like you or— normal and peaceful life. he isn't like you or me. you see, he-s— isn't like you or me. you see, he-s spectat— isn't like you or me. you see,

he-s speetat ,— isn't like you or me. you see, he's special , sherborne told the he's special, sherborne told the seat. — he's special, sherborne told the seat. the— he's special, sherborne told the court. the duke— he's special, sherborne told the court. the duke of— he's special, sherborne told the court. the duke of sussex is attehahg— court. the duke of sussex is attending tomorrow to give ewteheea — attending tomorrow to give evidence. he— attending tomorrow to give evidence. he flew yesterday ewehhg— evidence. he flew yesterday ewehhg tteh — evidence. he flew yesterday evening from los angeles. he was attehahg— evening from los angeles. he was attehahg hts— evening from los angeles. he was attending his daughter's httthaaw— attending his daughter's birthday yesterday and he arrives . but— birthday yesterday and he arrives . but the irritated arrives. but the irritated judge,— arrives. but the irritated phage, th— arrives. but the irritated judge, mrjustice fancourt, htewwptea— judge, mrjustice fancourt, interrupted at— judge, mrjustice fancourt, interrupted at that point to say,— interrupted at that point to saw th— interrupted at that point to saw, t-h a— interrupted at that point to say, i'm a little— interrupted at that point to say, i'm a little surprised that the hast— say, i'm a little surprised that the first witness— say, i'm a little surprised that the first witness is not going to the first witness is not going te he— the first witness is not going to be available— the first witness is not going to be available today. mr sherborne— to be available today. mr sherborne went on. he is in a attteteht— sherborne went on. he is in a different category— sherborne went on. he is in a different category to the other three— different category to the other three claimants— different category to the other three claimants because his three claimants because of his ttawet— three claimants because of his travel arrangements security travel arrangements and security aahgeest— travel arrangements and security awahgeest .— travel arrangements and security arrangements . but andrew green, arrangements. but andrew green, the he— arrangements. but andrew green, the he tet— arrangements. but andrew green, the he he the— arrangements. but andrew green, the kc for the mirror, who will cross—examine— the kc for the mirror, who will cross—examine harry tomorrow, ttghttw— cross—examine harry tomorrow, was rightly furious— cross—examine harry tomorrow, was rightly furious . raging. it was rightly furious. raging. it is absolutely— was rightly furious. raging. it is absolutely extraordinary that we entw— is absolutely extraordinary that we were only told— is absolutely extraordinary that we were only told yesterday that he was— we were only told yesterday that he het— we were only told yesterday that he was not available for day one of he was not available for day one et hts— he was not available for day one et hts that. — he was not available for day one of his trial. we— he was not available for day one of his trial. we are— he was not available for day one of his trial. we are deeply ttewhtea— of his trial. we are deeply ttewhtea tw— of his trial. we are deeply troubled by that. we have done ewewthhg— troubled by that. we have done ewewthhg we— troubled by that. we have done everything we can— troubled by that. we have done everything we can to not waste eewt— everything we can to not waste seat the— everything we can to not waste seat the .— everything we can to not waste court time . now— everything we can to not waste court time . now we are going to court time. now we are going to have— court time. now we are going to have the— court time. now we are going to have some time wasted this attetheeh— have some time wasted this afternoon on— have some time wasted this afternoon on the— have some time wasted this afternoon on the disastrous stat— afternoon on the disastrous statt te— afternoon on the disastrous start to harry's— afternoon on the disastrous start to harry's week in court ap— start to harry's week in court .p, t— start to harry's week in court sums up, i think,— start to harry's week in court sums up, i think, the huge risks of sums up, i think, the huge risks et hth— sums up, i think, the huge risks of him becoming— sums up, i think, the huge risks of him becoming the first royal in of him becoming the first royal th ho— of him becoming the first royal th ho teats— of him becoming the first royal in 130 years to— of him becoming the first royal in 130 years to give evidence whaet— in 130 years to give evidence whaet eath— in 130 years to give evidence under oath. for— in 130 years to give evidence under oath. for the past three

teats— under oath. for the past three weas haw— under oath. for the past three weas hatw has— under oath. for the past three years, harry has been living in a tteghah— years, harry has been living in a meghan markle_ years, harry has been living in a meghan markle driven fantasy watt.— a meghan markle driven fantasy wetta. aha— a meghan markle driven fantasy world. and facts— a meghan markle driven fantasy world. and facts don't matter , world. and facts don't matter, hat— world. and facts don't matter, hat teethgs— world. and facts don't matter, but feelings do— world. and facts don't matter, but feelings do ._ world. and facts don't matter, but feelings do . there is only but feelings do. there is only his but feelings do. there is only hts hath— but feelings do. there is only hts ttwth ,— but feelings do. there is only his truth , which— but feelings do. there is only his truth , which often doesn't his truth, which often doesn't match— his truth, which often doesn't match wtth— his truth, which often doesn't match with reality. and there's been— match with reality. and there's been he— match with reality. and there's been no cross—examination from his been no cross—examination from hts hates— been no cross—examination from hts hates h— been no cross—examination from hts hates th the— been no cross—examination from his mates in the media. oprah winfrevt— his mates in the media. oprah winfreyt teh — his mates in the media. oprah winfrey, tom bradby and anderson ceepet— winfrey, tom bradby and anderson ceepet .— winfrey, tom bradby and anderson ceepet . wett— winfrey, tom bradby and anderson cooper . well, tomorrow that cooper. well, tomorrow that changes— cooper. well, tomorrow that changes wtth— cooper. well, tomorrow that changes with casey green determined— changes with casey green determined to— changes with casey green determined to undermine harry's haehhg— determined to undermine harry's hashthg etatms— determined to undermine harry's hacking claims. today he showed just hacking claims. today he showed hast hew— hacking claims. today he showed twst hew pwhehw— hacking claims. today he showed just how punchy he will be teetahg— just how punchy he will be declaring harry's case as fantastical— declaring harry's case as fantastical and then adding , fantastical and then adding, there-s— fantastical and then adding, thete-s he— fantastical and then adding, there's no evidence to support it, there's no evidence to support p, a— there's no evidence to support p, a ththg— there's no evidence to support it, a finding that— there's no evidence to support it, a finding that any mobile phehe— it, a finding that any mobile phehe ewhea— it, a finding that any mobile phone owned or— it, a finding that any mobile phone owned or used by the duke of phone owned or used by the duke et sasse— phone owned or used by the duke et sasse was— phone owned or used by the duke of sussex was hacked. zilch att— of sussex was hacked. zilch zero, nil, nada._ of sussex was hacked. zilch zero, nil, nada. nanat of sussex was hacked. zilch zero, nil, nada. nana t nothing . hat— zero, nil, nada. nana t nothing . hat t— zero, nil, nada. nana t nothing . but i believe— zero, nil, nada. nana t nothing . but i believe that harry has atteaaw— . but i believe that harry has atteaaw test— . but i believe that harry has already lost in— . but i believe that harry has already lost in the court of paths— already lost in the court of public opinion,— already lost in the court of public opinion, opining constantly— public opinion, opining constantly about media intrusion whtte— constantly about media intrusion whtte hwathg— constantly about media intrusion while invading the— constantly about media intrusion

while invading the privacy of his while invading the privacy of hts ew— while invading the privacy of his own family— while invading the privacy of his own family consistently. for thahetat— his own family consistently. for financial gain. _ his own family consistently. for financial gain. there were eewhttess— financial gain. there were countless stories in books and papers— countless stories in books and papers ahewt— countless stories in books and papers about willie and me not hehg— papers about willie and me not being circumcised— papers about willie and me not being circumcised . his “it: being circumcised. mummy had forbidden it. they all said. and while it's absolutely true that the chance of getting penile frostbite is much greater if you're not circumcised, all the stories were false. i was defending and we moved defending myself and we moved from into the kitchen from one room into the kitchen at and his frustrations were growing and growing and growing and snapped and he pushed me and he snapped and he pushed me to the floor. and none of us really wanted to have to talk about over my grandfather's about it over my grandfather's funeral. we did. and i'd you funeral. but we did. and i'd you know, i've had to make peace with the fact that probably never get genuine never going to get genuine accountability or a genuine apology. wife. it's accountability or a genuine apology. wife . it's not apology. dodi my wife. it's not just the mirror ._ apology. dodi my wife. it's not just the mirror . on— apology. dodi my wife. it's not just the mirror . on trial- g jtitt: it's not just the mirror. on trial this week— just the mirror. on trial this week .— just the mirror. on trial this week . tt-s— just the mirror. on trial this week . it's prince harry's week. it's prince harry's tepwtatteh— week. it's prince harry's tepwtatteh ,— week. it's prince harry's reputation , too. but to respond reputation, too. but to respond now:— reputation, too. but to respond hw— reputation, too. but to respond now, my superstar panel , top now, my superstar panel, top pathw— now, my superstar panel, top pattw express— now, my superstar panel, top daily express columnist carole watehe— daily express columnist carole malone, political— daily express columnist carole malone, political commentator sam— malone, political commentator sah don...— malone, political commentator sam dowler, and— malone, political commentator sam dowler, and the former heat— sam dowler, and the former hteatt taw— sam dowler, and the former

brexit party mep belinda de lucy . caete— brexit party mep belinda de lucy . carole malone.— brexit party mep belinda de lucy . carole malone. this was extraordinarily— . carole malone. this was extraordinarily that harry aah-t— extraordinarily that harry didn't even— extraordinarily that harry didn't even bother to show up tetaw— didn't even bother to show up teaaw. hes— didn't even bother to show up today. he's meant to be a pttwate— today. he's meant to be a private citizen— today. he's meant to be a private citizen during this hat— private citizen during this case. but it's- private citizen during this case. titt:t: private citizen during this case. ittt:t: private citizen during this- case. but it's odd that a bloke who says his life's work is to change the landscape of the british media couldn't even be bothered to turn up for court today where he would have had a chance maybe to do that. i think it shows his arrogance,- chance maybe to do that. i think it shows his arrogance, his- it shows his arrogance, his teta— it shows his arrogance, his total disregard— it shows his arrogance, his total disregard for the british tegat— total disregard for the british tegat swsteth— total disregard for the british legal system, the fact that he he has— legal system, the fact that he he thinks the _ legal system, the fact that he he thinks the legal system has to he thinks the legal system has te watt— he thinks the legal system has te watt tet— he thinks the legal system has to wait for him. _ he thinks the legal system has to wait for him. but i'm looking tewaet— to wait for him. but i'm looking tetwaa. th— to wait for him. but i'm looking forward. i'm going— to wait for him. but i'm looking forward. i'm going to get the pepseth— forward. i'm going to get the popcorn tomorrow. forward. i'm going to get the- popcorn-tomorrow-going popcorn in tomorrow. i'm going to watch— popcorn in tomorrow. i'm going to watch because because to watch this because because it's first time a royal it's the first time a royal has appeared court case since appeared in a court case since 1891. and i suspect it'll be the tast— 1891. and i suspect it'll be the last, because _ 1891. and i suspect it'll be the last, because i— 89 and i suspect it'll be the last, because i think he's going to last, because i think he's going te-chattte— last, because i think he's going to-charlie of- last, because i think he's going to charlie of himself. to make a charlie of himself. tea-we— to make a charlie of himself. weave-te— to make a charlie of himself. you've to remember that you've got to remember that ewetw— you've got to remember that every interview— you've got to remember that every interview ever done every interview he's ever done has— every interview he's ever done has been— every interview he's ever done has been with— every interview he's ever done has been with sicofaa. it's for hehew — has been with sicofaa. it's for hehew -hewet— has been with sicofaa. it's for money. never been robustly money. he's never been robustly shattehgea.— money. he's never been robustly challen question— money. he's never been robustly challen question what says. anyone question what he says. tehettew-gehg- anyone question what he says. tomorrow going to be tomorrow he's going to be aggtesstwetw— tomorrow he's going to be aggressively cross—examine and e—ethe- aggressively cross—examine and e—ethe etatheai over 33 stories that he claimed his over 33 stories that he claimed hts phehe— over 33 stories that he claimed hts phehe was— over 33 stories that he claimed his phone was hacked over. and,

you— his phone was hacked over. and, wea thew— his phone was hacked over. and, you know andrew— his phone was hacked over. and, you know andrew gwynne the ec— you know andrew gwynne the mirror's qc is— you know andrew gwynne the mirror's qc is not— you know andrew gwynne the mirror's qc is not going to spate— mirror's qc is not going to spae the— mirror's qc is not going to spare the horses on this and i that— spare the horses on this and i that he-s— spare the horses on this and i think he's going— spare the horses on this and i think he's going to make an ahsetwte— think he's going to make an absolute-harry. - think he's going to make an absolute harry. you've absolute fool of harry. you've seen-t— absolute fool of harry. you've seeh—t hate- absolute fool of harry. you've seen-i have in- absolute fool of harry. you've seen i have in various seen harry, as i have in various thtewtews— seen harry, as i have in various interviews, where— seen harry, as i have in various interviews, where someone dares to interviews, where someone dares te shattehge— interviews, where someone dares to challenge what— interviews, where someone dares to challenge what he says. the gwestteh— to challenge what he says. the gwestteh .— to challenge what he says. the question , even— to challenge what he says. the question , even albeit gently , question, even albeit gently, aha— question, even albeit gently, and wet— question, even albeit gently, and wet see— question, even albeit gently, and you see his— question, even albeit gently, and you see his face, he goes hats.— and you see his face, he goes hats. t— and you see his face, he goes hats. t that— and you see his face, he goes nuts. i think he— and you see his face, he goes nuts. i think he loses it when he-s— nuts. i think he loses it when as gtwhg— nuts. i think he loses it when he's giving evidence. i think he wttt— he's giving evidence. i think he wttt tese— he's giving evidence. i think he wttt tese hts— he's giving evidence. i think he will lose his composure , loses, will lose his composure, loses, tese— will lose his composure, loses, tese hts— will lose his composure, loses, lose his cool. _ will lose his composure, loses, lose his cool. i— will lose his composure, loses, lose his cool. i was— will lose his composure, loses, lose his cool. i was going to say— lose his cool. i was going to saw seheththg— lose his cool. i was going to say something else. it's very, wew— say something else. it's very, wetw hat— say something else. it's very, wetw hat .— say something else. it's very, wetw hat . tes— say something else. it's very, very hard . yes. he's got a huge very hard. yes. he's got a huge temper— very hard. yes. he's got a huge tempet eh— very hard. yes. he's got a huge tehpet as am.— very hard. yes. he's got a huge temper on him. and i think he an— temper on him. and i think he wttt tese— temper on him. and i think he wttt tese ht— temper on him. and i think he will lose it because i don't thhh— will lose it because i don't thhh hes— will lose it because i don't think he's going to get away wtth— think he's going to get away wtth the— think he's going to get away with the trick— think he's going to get away with the trick here. and i can't i-get— with the trick here. and i can't t-get whw— with the trick here. and i can't t-get whw a— with the trick here. and i can't t-get whw a mah- with the trick here. and i can't i get why a man who was so i don't get why a man who was so aetethhea— i don't get why a man who was so determined -this_ i don't get why a man who was so determined this thinks his determined to do this thinks his daughter— determined to do this thinks his daughter birthday party was more thpettaht.— daughter birthday party was more thpettahtlhwst— daughter birthday party was more important. must have known important. he must have known what— important. he must have known what-seat— important. he must have known what-court-was.- important. he must have known what-court-was. he- what the court date was. he seate— what the court date was. he septa-the- what the court date was. he could the birthday could have had the birthday party— could have had the birthday paw-heate- could have had the birthday party before. and yet he party the day before. and yet he eheses— party the day before. and yet he eheses te— party the day before. and yet he chooses to stick— party the day before. and yet he chooses to stick two fingers up at—twsttee- chooses to stick two fingers up at_justice system i chooses to stick two fingers up at justice system by at the british justice system by not—andrew] at the british justice system byi not—andrew. but not even turning up andrew. but he-hwt— not even turning up andrew. but he-hwt he— not even turning up andrew. but he-hwt he was- not even turning up andrew. but he but he was here. he was here. but he was here. het— he was here. but he was here. had atttwet— he was here. but he was here. he'd arrived last— he was here. but he was here. he'd arrived last night.- he was here. but he was here. he'd arrived last night. it- he was here. but he was here. he'd arrived last night. it was a first class flight. just get your out and get to the your out of bed and get to the courtroom. but as andrew gwynne

qc courtroom. but as andrew gwynne we sat.— courtroom. but as andrew gwynne we sat. he— courtroom. but as andrew gwynne we sat. he has— courtroom. but as andrew gwynne qc said, he has 33— tttit. but as andrew gwynne qc said, he has 33 stories that he-gwestteh- qc said, he has 33 stories that he-question him - he needs to question him aggtesstwetw— he needs to question him aggressively he's he needs to question him- aggressively-he's andrew aggressively on and he's andrew ewwhhe— aggressively on and he's andrew ewwhhe-that- aggressively on and he's andrew gwynne -that-dayi gwynne is saying that one day tsp-t— gwynne is saying that one day tsh-t—ehewgh- gwynne is saying that one day isn't—enough time| gwynne is saying that one day. isn't—enough time to isn't going to be enough time to do isn't going to be enough time to the that. — isn't going to be enough time to the that. se— isn't going to be enough time to do that. so harry— isn't going to be enough time to do that. so harry is— isn't going to be enough time to do that. so harry is not even going— do that. so harry is not even gehg te— do that. so harry is not even gehg te hate— do that. so harry is not even going to have all— do that. so harry is not even going to have all his stuff heat.— going to have all his stuff heat. se— going to have all his stuff heard. so you— going to have all his stuff heard. so you know, maybe maybe it heard. so you know, maybe maybe tt was— heard. so you know, maybe maybe tt a— heard. so you know, maybe maybe it was a calculated— heard. so you know, maybe maybe it was a calculated thing. but i that—he- it was a calculated thing. but ii think—be-limb think he's going to be torn limb hem— think he's going to be torn limb that the. — think he's going to be torn limb from limb. well,— think he's going to be torn limb from limb. jittill catit from limb. well, look, carol, i will just quickly say, because you mentioned getting the popcorn in you mentioned getting the poplcountry, in you mentioned getting the poptcountry, cameras in you mentioned getting the poplcountry, cameras in in this country, no cameras in court. no, that is true. but tomorrow night— ti.tit. a no, that is true. but tomorrow night from 9 ti.tit. i. no, that is true. but tomorrow night from 9 pm. on spectat— tomorrow night from 9 pm. on our special edition— tomorrow night from 9 pm. on our special edition the show, our special edition of the show, we-aetwattw— our special edition of the show, we actually recreating i'm we are actually recreating i'm watehhg— we are actually recreating i'm watehhg the— we are actually recreating i'm watching the evidence. so you're going— watching the evidence. so you're gehg—wtth- watching the evidence. so you're gehg—wtth as.- going to want to be with us. i wttt. — going to want to be with us. i will. belinda— going to want to be with us. i will. belinda de— going to want to be with us. i will. belinda de lucy, this is a huge— will. belinda de lucy, this is a huge ash— will. belinda de lucy, this is a huge hsh tet— will. belinda de lucy, this is a huge risk for harry, isn't it? i huge risk for harry, isn't it? t that— huge risk for harry, isn't it? t that hts— huge risk for harry, isn't it? i think it's going— huge risk for harry, isn't it? i think it's going to- huge risk for harry, isn't it? i think it's going to completely backfire. i expect bit of a backfire. i expect a bit of a car as think this car crash as well. i think this sort of too much therapy. californian psycho psycho babble bubble completely bubble has completely infantilized harry. it will be like watching a child in court or through through the journalist because i know we can't actually watch it. but it is and i'm slightly worried for him because as carolyn, you have both pointed out, he i think, both pointed out, he is i think, incapable of being scrutiny as

rigorously an adult. he's rigorously as an adult. he's always had his own way. he's now anti any anti him media. and what really sticks in my throat , dan, is that harry and meghan of much to of course so much damage to other people, including our precious late queen and her husband who must have suffered anxiety and stress in their final months of their life because of these allegations. many unfounded against them. they probably died thinking the world thought they were racist because of harry and meghan, not to the intimate private to mention the intimate private details harry was giving over the fight he had with willy. i'm knowing william could never respond. no authority or respond. he has no authority or right stand up and complain right to stand up and complain about privacy invaded about having his privacy invaded when he has absolutely crucified his with exposing very his family with exposing very private information for money. sam della, you're a member of the wokerati liberal elite. can you defend harry not can you defend harry not bothering to you defend harry not bothering te shew— you defend harry not bothering te shew ap— you defend harry not bothering te shew wp te— you defend harry not bothering to show up to court today? tast— to show up to court today? tttst et— to show up to court today? tttst et at.— to show up to court today? first of all, belinda,- to show up to court today? first of all, belinda, please don't say car crash because that is triggering . oh, yes, the is triggering. oh, yes, the catastrophic,— is triggering. oh, yes, the catastrophic, but- j 996” “3 oh, yes, the catastrophic, but also but also,

i catastrophic, but also but also, t eeh-t— catastrophic, but also but also, t that want— catastrophic, but also but also, i don't want to— catastrophic, but also but also, i don't want to hear p&o catastrophic— i don't want to hear p&o catastrophic car wreck that never was penile ever again. ves- — never was penile ever again. ves- teet— never was penile ever again. ves- teeh t— never was penile ever again. yes. look i think— never was penile ever again. yes. look i think i— never was penile ever again. yes. look i think i feel- never was penile ever again. yes. look i think i feel sorry for harry, to be honest with you, because i think that these are, you know, from from filing court papers to going to court is a very long time. court papers to going to court is a very long time . and as is a very long time. and as we've just mentioned, like catastrophic car crashes, the case. why do you feel. yes, i knew.— case. why do you feel. yes, i know. yes, i know. because i think i think maybe they were in a different place where they were firing out this like he's obsessed with this. i get it. i get it. but i think he doesn't want to do it. and i don't think he could. i think he could have satee— he could. i think he could have eattea a— he could. i think he could have eattea a hat— he could. i think he could have called a halt to— he could. i think he could have called a halt to this— i: i think he could have called a halt to this at any. hat— called a halt to this at any. hat t— called a halt to this at any. hat t eeh-t— called a halt to this at any. but i don't think— called a halt to this at any. but i don't think he- called a halt to this at any. but i don't think he wants to. come on, you know, and then and speak in court like himself. as you say, the first the first speak in court like himself. as you sin the first the first speak in court like himself. as you sin 130 first the first speak in court like himself. as you sin 130 years. he first speak in court like himself. as you sin 130 years. ia first speak in court like himself. as you sin 130 years. i think he royal in 130 years. i think he wants to do it. but as we've heard, as heard already in heard, as we've heard already in the you know, like in the meghan and harry grapevine, that they are back from are going to pull back from from talking the royals , from talking about the royals, from doing very that doing the very thing that they are win the five court are just win the five court case. well of course of course.

so case. well of course of course. so t— case. well of course of course. so t that— case. well of course of course. 50 i think like— case. well of course of course. so i think like you know you've got you've got the i think the car the car crash or the high speed chase. i think maybe speed car chase. i think maybe was a sobering moment for them both, just they both, not just because they thought was in thought maybe their life was in dangen thought maybe their life was in danger, also the fact danger, but also the fact that they span something of they span something out of control. and would very control. and i would be very careful because if they had repeated statement, that repeated that statement, that ridiculous the ridiculous statement about the catastrophic nature car chase that was. yes , they would catastrophic nature car chase théguilty was. yes , they would catastrophic nature car chase théguilty of las. yes , they would catastrophic nature car chase théguilty of perjury , they would .itiguilty of perjury if they iwould jtiguilty of perjury if that would jtiguilty of perjury if that was ld be guilty of perjury if that was repeated— be guilty of perjury if that was repeated h— be guilty of perjury if that was repeated ha a— be guilty of perjury if that was reported in a court of law because— reported in a court of law heeawse ht— reported in a court of law because it was- reported in a court of law because it was a lie. it was a peep— because it was a lie. it was a peeh he.— because it was a lie. it was a proven lie, that— because it was a lie. it was a proven lie, that statement eehptetetw. — proven lie, that statement completely. so _ proven lie, that statement completely. so he has to be very eaetwt— completely. so he has to be very careful tomorrow— completely. so he has to be very careful tomorrow-to- completely. so he has to be very careful tomorrow to perjure careful tomorrow not to perjure thts— careful tomorrow not to perjure thts ts— careful tomorrow not to perjure thts ts exaettw— careful tomorrow not to perjure this is exactly why, because careful tomorrow not to perjure this was(actly why, because careful tomorrow not to perjure this was a:tly why, because careful tomorrow not to perjure this was a story hy, because careful tomorrow not to perjure this was a story this)ecause careful tomorrow not to perjure this was a story this wasise careful tomorrow not to perjure this was a story this was one of the— this was a story this was one of the few— this was a story this was one of the few stories— this was a story this was one of the few stories-was- the few stories that was tettewet — the few stories that was followed up— the few stories that was followed up robustly by the ahetteah— followed up robustly by the american-and- followed up robustly by the american and by to us and american media and by to us and tethe— american media and by to us and heat te— american media and by to us and heat te he— american media and by to us and heat te he te— american media and by to us and found to be to be— american media and by to us and found to be to be wrong . j: found to be to be wrong. and i that— found to be to be wrong. and i that that-s— found to be to be wrong. and i think that's going to happen with says from with everything harry says from now on. has to be very now on. so he has to be very careful when appears in careful and when he appears in court tomorrow , i think he's court tomorrow, i think he's going to get the shock of his life. don't know. i don't know life. i don't know. i don't know what the courtroom is what he thinks the courtroom is like. andrew gwynne will be like. but andrew gwynne will be ready him limb from limb ready to tear him limb from limb . and minute he trips up,

. and the minute he trips up, andrew's going go in and he andrew's going to go in and he has to in. i mean, he's you has to go in. i mean, he's you know, he's defending the mirror on 33 different and on on 33 different stories. and i has the i don't think harry has the character, the capacity to deal with this kind of robustness and the alleged offensive happened up to 30 years ago. this isn't sehethhg— up to 30 years ago. this isn't something that's— l. £50 «midis g this isn't something that's happened. why has ht— something that's happened. why has tt att— something that's happened. why has it all happening now? the onus was 1993,— has it all happening now? the onus was 1993, the last one was zeta— onus was 1993, the last one was 20th thts— onus was 1993, the last one was 20th thts ts— onus was 1993, the last one was 2011. this is years— onus was 1993, the last one was 2011. this is years and years age. — 2011. this is years and years age. aha— 2011. this is years and years age. the t— 2011. this is years and years ago. and i agree.- 2011. this is years and years ago. and i agree. i- 2011. this is years and years ago. j igiiti igiiti 2011. this is years and years ago. j igiiti ighiti ago. and i agree. i agree with carroll being under oath is very different to being, you know, on oprah, for example, for example, for example, when meghan said that misremembered that she misremembered that she might people about might have told people about certain aspects and like certain aspects like and like being under oath very being under oath is very different and like. and he and he he has ability to he and he has the ability to perjure that you said. perjure himself that you said. but not total idiot. he's but he's not a total idiot. he's a pp— but he's not a total idiot. he's a htt et— but he's not a total idiot. he's a htt et ah— but he's not a total idiot. he's a bit of an idiot,— but he's not a total idiot. he's a bit of an idiot, but he's not a bit of an idiot, but he's not a teta— a bit of an idiot, but he's not a total idiot. _ a bit of an idiot, but he's not a total idiot. he— a bit of an idiot, but he's not a total idiot. ti; a total idiot. he knows that. i'm nervous for him. belinda de lucy i'm nervous for him. belinda de twew th— i'm nervous for him. belinda de twew t-h het— i'm nervous for him. belinda de lucy i'm not sam— i'm nervous for him. belinda de lucy i'm not sam della,- “ belinda de lucy i'm not sam della, carole thateae— lucy i'm not sam della, carole watehe. hw— lucy i'm not sam della, carole malone, my superstar panel with me malone, my superstar panel with he at— malone, my superstar panel with he att-hwt— malone, my superstar panel with me all-but coming- malone, my superstar panel with me all but coming as me all night. but coming up, as thhtgtatteh— me all night. but coming up, as immigration robert immigration minister robert tehttsh— immigration minister robert hatch-tast- immigration minister robert jenrick just hundreds jenrick boasts of just hundreds of jenrick boasts of just hundreds et-htgtahts—

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britain's news . channel we britain's news. channel we debate whether holly's- “ “ we debate whether holly's statement stahhhg— debate whether holly's statement slamming phillip— debate whether holly's statement slamming phillip schofield was ehewgh— slamming phillip schofield was ehewgh te— slamming phillip schofield was enough to save— slamming phillip schofield was enough to save this morning in the cash— enough to save this morning in the clash shortly.— enough to save this morning in the clash shortly. but time now for the clash shortly. but time now tet esteemed— the clash shortly. but time now for esteemed royal— the clash shortly. but time now for esteemed royal biographer ahgeta— for esteemed royal biographer ahgeta teth— for esteemed royal biographer angela levin to— for esteemed royal biographer angela levin to react to harry's ewteheea — angela levin to react to harry's ewteheea the— angela levin to react to harry's evidence. the courtroom bombshells— evidence. the courtroom bombshells .— bombshells. aha- bombshells. and of - bombshells. and of course, bombshells.- and of course, harry is hempshetts— and of course, harry is expected to and of course, harry is expected te ghe— and of course, harry is expected to give evidence— and of course, harry is expected to give evidence against the et— to give evidence against the owner of the _ to give evidence against the owner of the daily mirror hewspapet— owner of the daily mirror newspaper tomorrow. no, but he stttt— newspaper tomorrow. no, but he was still asked— newspaper tomorrow. no, but he was still asked to— newspaper tomorrow. no, but he was still asked to attend court tetaw— was still asked to attend court tetaw h— was still asked to attend court tetaw tt he— was still asked to attend court today if he was— was still asked to attend court today if he was needed and aah-t— today if he was needed and that shew.— today if he was needed and didn't show, though. and his tawwet— didn't show, though. and his tawwet .— didn't show, though. and his lawyer , david— didn't show, though. and his lawyer , david sherborne, said lawyer, david sherborne, said his lawyer, david sherborne, said hts sheat— lawyer, david sherborne, said his client was— lawyer, david sherborne, said his client was stumped by seewttw— his client was stumped by security and— his client was stumped by security and travel plans and hat— security and travel plans and hat heeh— security and travel plans and had been celebrating princess tttthet-s— had been celebrating princess lilibet's birthday yesterday . lilibet's birthday yesterday. shethethe— lilibet's birthday yesterday. sherborne also _ lilibet's birthday yesterday. sherborne also insisted the anger— sherborne also insisted the ginger windsor's phone hacking

stam— ginger windsor's phone hacking etath agahst— ginger windsor's phone hacking claim against mgm was not hspttea— claim against mgm was not hspttea hw— claim against mgm was not hspttea hw a.— claim against mgm was not inspired by a, quote, press wehaetta— inspired by a, quote, press wehtetta .— inspired by a, quote, press vendetta . further bombshell vendetta. further bombshell revelations _ vendetta. further bombshell revelations were made about haw.— revelations were made about haw. wttttah— revelations were made about harry, william and diana's tether— harry, william and diana's former butler,— harry, william and diana's former butler, paul burrell , his former butler, paul burrell, his ex—ghtthewt— former butler, paul burrell, his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy , ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy, thheess— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy, princess diana— ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy, princess diana and mike hawwmete— princess diana and mike barrymore. so- princess diana and mike barrymore. so let me bring in whee— barrymore. so let me bring in phase haw-s— barrymore. so let me bring in prince harry's biographer now aha— prince harry's biographer now and path— prince harry's biographer now and paula levin.— prince harry's biographer now and paula levin. and you atsagtee— and paula levin. and you disagree with— and paula levin. and you disagree with harry's lawyer, ahgeta.— disagree with harry's lawyer, ahgeta. tea— disagree with harry's lawyer, angela. you say— disagree with harry's lawyer, angela. you say this is a teweheg— angela. you say this is a revenge mission against the press— revenge mission against the press aha— revenge mission against the press and that— revenge mission against the press and that he might be doing it press and that he might be doing tt te— press and that he might be doing tt te ptease— press and that he might be doing it to please his— press and that he might be doing it to please his wife? yes ti; it to please his wife? yes he saws— it to please his wife? yes he saws hts— it to please his wife? yes he saws tt-s hts— it to please his wife? yes he says it's his life's— it to please his wife? yes he says it's his life's work , which says it's his life's work, which is a huge thing to say about trying to repair something or get rid of it when you're thousands of miles away. it doesn't make sense from the start. but i think he's now either self—destructing himself, which he's done a lot. you know, when he was in the army, he went to a nightclub that women walking around with virtually no clothes on. you know, he sort of spoils things for himself. he's got a habit of doing that or someone is actually trying to take the carpet out from his

feet and destroy him. i think that's what it is . i think it's that's what it is. i think it's so extraordinary and so, so hopeless. i don't actually believe that no one could find any people to guard him . i think any people to guard him. i think that's just a sort of smoothed over a little bit. but i spoke to a friend of mine about the judge and said, what did he really mean on about surprise ? really mean on about surprise? and she said it's absolute lutely furious . so it is very, lutely furious. so it is very, very rude . and he said that it very rude. and he said that it wouldn't help him with the case case because everything was there. everything was ready. you don't just not turn up . and he's don't just not turn up. and he's got a team that could have actually got something together for now. angela, you obviously are for now. angela, you obviously whee— for now. angela, you obviously are prince harry's— angela, you obviously are prince harry's biographer. vea— are prince harry's biographer. tea spent— are prince harry's biographer. tea spent a— are prince harry's biographer. wea spent a wetw— are prince harry's biographer. you spent a very long time with hth— you spent a very long time with hth wttthg— you spent a very long time with him writing your— you spent a very long time with him writing your book about him. tea-te— him writing your book about him. tea-re the— him writing your book about him. you're the journalist who knows hth— you're the journalist who knows hth test.— you're the journalist who knows hth test. has— you're the journalist who knows him best. has he— you're the journalist who knows him best. has he always had this hatred— him best. has he always had this hattea et— him best. has he always had this hattea et the— him best. has he always had this hatred of the press— him best. has he always had this hatred of the press and a desire to hatred of the press and a desire te teattw— hatred of the press and a desire te teattw ehe—

hatred of the press and a desire to really end freedom of the press— to really end freedom of the press h— to really end freedom of the press in britain?— to really end freedom of the press in britain? now, obviously . we thew— press in britain? now, obviously . we knew he— press in britain? now, obviously , we know he has— press in britain? now, obviously , we know he has a— press in britain? now, obviously , we know he has a huge hatred of , we know he has a huge hatred et the— , we know he has a huge hatred of the paparazzi— , we know he has a huge hatred of the paparazzi photographers heeawse— of the paparazzi photographers heeawse he— of the paparazzi photographers because he blames them in part for because he blames them in part tet hts— because he blames them in part for his mother's— because he blames them in part for his mother's death. but did you— for his mother's death. but did you sense back— for his mother's death. but did you sense back then that he also wanted— you sense back then that he also wanted te— you sense back then that he also wanted to destroy— you sense back then that he also wanted to destroy british newspapers— wanted to destroy british newspapers and freedom of the press— newspapers and freedom of the press as— newspapers and freedom of the press as we know— newspapers and freedom of the press as we know it? “tit; t: t: press as we know it? yes, he did hate— press as we know it? yes, he did hate them from quite a young age because as he said to me , that because as he said to me, that his mother used to cry once she separated from the then prince charles and she would take her children somewhere. the paparazzi and journalists would crowd around her. now, this was her fault because prince charles offered to pay out of his own pocket. people to protect her. but she didn't want she wanted the freedom. but of course , the freedom. but of course, there wasn't freedom for her lead, leaving him and he couldn't bear it to see his mother burst into tears and cry and i think that stayed with him as something that has been with him all his life that he just doesn't want the press . now, the

doesn't want the press. now, the odd thing is, of course , meghan odd thing is, of course, meghan loves it. i mean, she changes her. yes. i mean , diana worked her. yes. i mean, diana worked with the press on a regular basis. yes. she would ring up. i was in the office and she'd ring a certain journalist and get him along or get a photographer, which is great. i have no ptehteh— which is great. i have no problem with— which is great. i have no problem with that. - i“ giia. i have no problem with that. i actually tewe— problem with that. i actually heae-tast— problem with that. i actually love .fact that _ problem with that. i actually love fact that she used the love the fact that she used the pres — love the fact that she used the pess -twst— love the fact that she used the press. -just think- love the fact that she used the press. just think harry press. but i just think harry has— press. but i just think harry has a— press. but i just think harry has a hae— press. but i just think harry has a naive impression of his hethet-s— has a naive impression of his mother's—with. has a naive impression of hisi mother's—with the mother's relationship with the theta. —he- mother's relationship with the media. _he was. mother's relationship with the. media. _he was only media. yeah, well, he was only 12 when she died, and i think his is to keep her his image of her is to keep her in his mind as to what she was like then, which he hardly knew very much about him. william knew but he didn't have knew more, but he didn't have that ability to think like that. that's not his fault. he was just young. anything that goes wtehg— just young. anything that goes wtehg h— just young. anything that goes wtehg th haw-s— just young. anything that goes wrong in harry's life,- “3 anything that goes wrong in harry's life, he wants to wrong in harry's life, he wants te-the— wrong in harry's life, he wants te-the metha— wrong in harry's life, he wants to-the media.-sawl to blame the media. we saw a tasethathg— to blame the media. we saw a fascinating example of it in seat— fascinating example of it in seat teaaw. — fascinating example of it in court today. it— fascinating example of it in court today. it was from a story in court today. it was from a story th the— court today. it was from a story th the sunday— court today. it was from a story in the sunday people, i think, apnea— in the sunday people, i think, around-2004,- in the sunday people, i think, around 2004, reporting on around 2003, 2004, reporting on around 2003, 2004, reporting on a disagreement— around 2003, 2004, reporting on a disagreement between william and haw— a disagreement between william and haw eter— a disagreement between william and harry over the— a disagreement between william and harry over the relationship that— and harry over the relationship that thew— and harry over the relationship that they would _ and harry over the relationship that they would have with paul hatett. — that they would have with paul burrell. william _ that they would have with paul burrell. william seemingly wahtthg— burrell. william seemingly wahthg te— burrell. william seemingly wanting to get— burrell. william seemingly

wanting to get to know paul , wanting to get to know paul, thhhthg— wanting to get to know paul, thinking that— wanting to get to know paul, thinking that having a relationship- thinking that having a relationship with paul could be hetptwh— relationship with paul could be hetptwt. haw— relationship with paul could be helpful. harry saying absolutely het— helpful. harry saying absolutely het. hew— helpful. harry saying absolutely not. now without— helpful. harry saying absolutely not. now without any evidence , not. now without any evidence, his not. now without any evidence, hts teah — not. now without any evidence, hts teah ae— not. now without any evidence, his team are going to insist that— his team are going to insist that that— his team are going to insist that that story— his team are going to insist that that story was a result of phehe— that that story was a result of phehe hashhg— that that story was a result of phone hacking. actually, angela, all phone hacking. actually, angela, at that— phone hacking. actually, angela, all that would— phone hacking. actually, angela, all that would have been tegwttea— all that would have been required from _ all that would have been required from that journalist a eewpte— required from that journalist was a couple of— required from that journalist was a couple of calls to certain tewat— was a couple of calls to certain tewat sewes— was a couple of calls to certain tewat et— was a couple of calls to certain royal sources or to— was a couple of calls to certain royal sources or to the palace. aha— royal sources or to the palace. the t— royal sources or to the palace. the t that— royal sources or to the palace. and i think it's— royal sources or to the palace. and i think it's just very , very and i think it's just very, very wtehg— and i think it's just very, very wtehg te— and i think it's just very, very wtehg te saw— and i think it's just very, very wrong to say that— and i think it's just very, very wrong to say that stories like that— wrong to say that stories like that caused— wrong to say that stories like that caused the— wrong to say that stories like that caused the fracture in the tetattehshtp— that caused the fracture in the relationship between william and haw. — relationship between william and paw wett— relationship between william and harry. well, that's— relationship between william and harry. well, that's why- relationship between william and harry. j“ harry. well, that's why he's in trouble, isn't it? because we can't trust him anymore. we can't trust him anymore. we can't believe him anymore. he exaggerates . he tells lies. we exaggerates. he tells lies. we saw that with with oprah winfrey when he said that they got married , you know, three days married, you know, three days before the actual wedding . and before the actual wedding. and that was all a lie. and the poor archbishop of canterbury had to stand up and say, no, that's not true. i just gave them a blessing. i did not marry them. it would have been a criminal

effect, a criminal act, and i couldn't do it . so you've got couldn't do it. so you've got all these things throughout his life where he exaggerates or makes it up so he's in real trouble. he's in real, real trouble. he's in real, real trouble. he's in real, real trouble. he goes to a court tomorrow, is arguably obe the most important day since prince harry left the royal family in terms of his reputation, because we have to admit, angela, those in gb views, let's call them interviews , i'd say they were interviews, i'd say they were friendly chats with a mate. but those interviews with : i but those interviews with oprah wthttew.— those interviews with oprah whttew. wtth— those interviews with oprah winfrey, with anderson cooper aha— winfrey, with anderson cooper and wtth— winfrey, with anderson cooper and wtth teh — winfrey, with anderson cooper and with tom bradby, they're all swstahea. — and with tom bradby, they're all swstahea. we— and with tom bradby, they're all sustained. no cross—examination. so sustained. no cross—examination. se hew— sustained. no cross—examination. se hew ts— sustained. no cross—examination. se hew ts haw— sustained. no cross—examination. so how is harry going to cope ehettehattw— so how is harry going to cope emotionally when actually he casew— emotionally when actually he casew eteeh— emotionally when actually he casew eteeh .— emotionally when actually he casey green , representing the casey green, representing the saws— casey green, representing the saws .— casey green, representing the mirror, says , hang on a moment. mirror, says, hang on a moment. what— mirror, says, hang on a moment. what we— mirror, says, hang on a moment. what you're saying— mirror, says, hang on a moment. what you're saying isn't true , what you're saying isn't true, hate. — what you're saying isn't true, hate. watt.— what you're saying isn't true, mate. well, he— what you're saying isn't true, mate. �*watill e what you're saying isn't true, mate. �*watiii ttjtit“ . i what you're saying isn't true, mate. ttjtit“ . i mate. well, he won't cope with it , will he? mate. well, he won't cope with it, will he? and that's mate. well, he won't cope with it , will he? and that's why mate. well, he won't cope with it, will he? and that's why he's asked that there's only a very limited time, which he has decided upon of actually being asked questions . and they've asked questions. and they've said to him, no, you can't do that. you know, if it's a court

like this, he he has to answer for and they think it will go on for and they think it will go on for and they think it will go on for a day and a half asking him questions. and he's not going to have it. but if he walks out or if he's really angry or can't stand it at all, then there is no case. because if it's this type of case, then he has to answer all the questions that he's asked. angela on a personal level, isn't that why his wife should be by his side? absolutely, because he has should be by his side? - absolutely, because he has no te— absolutely, because he has no te twa— absolutely, because he has no one to turn to— absolutely, because he has no one to turn to for— absolutely, because he has no one to turn to for emotional swppett— one to turn to for emotional swppett .— one to turn to for emotional swppett . he— one to turn to for emotional swppett . he has— one to turn to for emotional support . he has no close friends support. he has no close friends in support. he has no close friends th the— support. he has no close friends th the wt— support. he has no close friends in the uk anymore.— support. he has no close friends in the uk anymore. there's not going— in the uk anymore. there's not gehg te— in the uk anymore. there's not gehg te he— in the uk anymore. there's not gehg te he ahw— in the uk anymore. there's not going to be any relative there swppetthg— going to be any relative there swppetthg hth— going to be any relative there supporting him or even s“worthw— supporting him or even supporting him or even supporting him behind the scenes. so should meghan be with him scenes. so should meghan be with hth h— scenes. so should meghan be with hth th eewt— scenes. so should meghan be with him in court tomorrow ? �*watill him in court tomorrow? well, yes.— him in court tomorrow? well, was she— him in court tomorrow? well, yes, she should— him in court tomorrow? well, yes, she should have been with him when he was trying to boost his spare. he should she should have been with him at the coronation even though i didn't want her with him. he needed her. you could see he was absolutely lost. it was a very,

very embarrassing moment, walking the aisle. this walking down the aisle. and this he there who can he needs someone there who can give an advice. i mean, whether it be good advice or bad advice, i don't know. but what interests me is that why didn't his lawyer say you can't change say to him, you can't change your mind on a when your mind on a friday when you're supposed be coming on you're supposed to be coming on monday? this will monday? didn't he say this will be disaster, sir? but is it be a disaster, sir? but is it the arrogance of harry angela? he lives in his own little watt.— he lives in his own little wetta. he— he lives in his own little world. he is— he lives in his own little world. he is surrounded by yes peepte— world. he is surrounded by yes peepte. he— world. he is surrounded by yes peepte. he he— world. he is surrounded by yes people. he no longer has anyone in people. he no longer has anyone th hts— people. he no longer has anyone th hts the— people. he no longer has anyone in his life who— people. he no longer has anyone in his life who says— people. he no longer has anyone in his life who says actually , in his life who says actually, swetw— in his life who says actually, swetw there— in his life who says actually, surely there is— in his life who says actually, surely there is a— in his life who says actually, surely there is a way of doing thhgs— surely there is a way of doing thhgs. t— surely there is a way of doing things. i think— surely there is a way of doing things. i think the arrogance of hth— things. i think the arrogance of hth het— things. i think the arrogance of him not showing— things. i think the arrogance of him not showing up to court teaaw— him not showing up to court tetaw .— him not showing up to court tetaw . eeh— him not showing up to court today , even though he was in the today, even though he was in the eewtaw— today, even though he was in the countryt ts— today, even though he was in the eewhttw. ts eh— today, even though he was in the country, is off the— today, even though he was in the country, is off the scale it is, hw— country, is off the scale it is, put hts— country, is off the scale it is, put as atse— country, is off the scale it is, but it's also panic and it's ase— but it's also panic and it's atse. t— but it's also panic and it's also, i think,— but it's also panic and it's also, i think, a— but it's also panic and it's also, i think, a bannau. heghaw— also, i think, a bannau. meghan, because- also, i think, a bannau. meghan, because it- also, i think, a bannau. meghan, because it has to have something to do with that silly party. no child of two knows what a party is. anyway. i think that he was given an ultimatum . that he was given an ultimatum. maybe she did as she did when she was in the in london where she was in the in london where she said, you know, i can't cope

anymore. it's all that sort of crying and he'll have given in. but, you know , what did his but, you know, what did his lawyer say? he has to rise above that. otherwise he's just lost, isn't he ? indeed. well, look, isn't he? indeed. well, look, ahgeta— isn't he? indeed. well, look, angela levin's— . “ti7 indeed. well, look, angela levin's prince, harry's htegtaphet— angela levin's prince, harry's htegtaphet .— angela levin's prince, harry's htegtaphet . wea— angela levin's prince, harry's biographer , you will be with me biographer, you will be with me tethewew tet— biographer, you will be with me tomorrow for special coverage of the eewt— tomorrow for special coverage of the eewt ease— tomorrow for special coverage of the court case. we— tomorrow for special coverage of the court case. we will be teeteathg— the court case. we will be recreating what- the court case. we will be recreating what goes on in sewa— recreating what goes on in court, looking— recreating what goes on in court, looking forward to it. haw-s— court, looking forward to it. harry's evidence, the verdict tomorrow night— harry's evidence, the verdict tomorrow night from 9 pm. on gb hews— tomorrow night from 9 pm. on gb hews. hw— tomorrow night from 9 pm. on gb hews. hat stth— tomorrow night from 9 pm. on gb news. but still to— tomorrow night from 9 pm. on gb news. but still to come in the stash.— news. but still to come in the hash wtt— news. but still to come in the clash, will holly— news. but still to come in the clash, will holly willoughby's ehettehat— clash, will holly willoughby's emotional statement slamming thhhp— emotional statement slamming thhhp-hw— emotional statement slamming phillip but defending phillip schofield but defending the seahaat— phillip schofield but defending the scandal show save this the scandal hit show save this hethhg. — the scandal hit show save this hethhg. we-te— the scandal hit show save this morning. we're going to have a sttehg— morning. we're going to have a sttehg the— morning. we're going to have a sttehg the ap— morning. we're going to have a strong line up do— morning. we're going to have a strong line up do battle on that shetttw. — strong line up do battle on that shetttw. hat— strong line up do battle on that shortly. but next,— strong line up do battle on that shortly. but next, as immigration minister robert tehhsh— immigration minister robert jenrick boasts— immigration minister robert jenrick boasts of just hundreds of jenrick boasts of just hundreds et athahtah— jenrick boasts of just hundreds of albanian migrants being returned.— of albanian migrants being returned, is— of albanian migrants being returned, is rishi sunak right to returned, is rishi sunak right te stateh— returned, is rishi sunak right te etath h— returned, is rishi sunak right te etath ha a— returned, is rishi sunak right to claim in a dover speech that he has— to claim in a dover speech that he has hhahw— to claim in a dover speech that he has finally stopping the tease— he has finally stopping the boats?-farage- he has finally stopping the boats? farage marks the boats? nigel farage marks the pathe— boats? nigel farage marks the prime minister's— boats? nigel farage marks the prime minister's report card on his prime minister's report card on hts-eatsts— prime minister's report card on his-crisis battle- prime minister's report card on his crisis battle plan his migrant crisis battle plan sttatght— his migrant crisis battle plan straight after— his migrant crisis battle plan straight after this .

on gb news, the people's. channel with holly willoughby's return to this morning. save the daytime show. we'll— “g save the daytime show. we'll debate that in daytime show. we'll debate that th the— daytime show. we'll debate that th the hash— daytime show. we'll debate that in the clash shortly. but first, what— in the clash shortly. but first, what the— in the clash shortly. but first, what the farage _ in the clash shortly. but first, what the farage and six months on what the farage and six months at them— what the farage and six months at that hts— what the farage and six months on from his pledge to tackle the mega— on from his pledge to tackle the tttegat htgtaht— on from his pledge to tackle the illegal migrant invasion of our sewtheth— illegal migrant invasion of our southern border,— illegal migrant invasion of our southern border, rishi sunak teet— southern border, rishi sunak teeh a— southern border, rishi sunak teeh a waterw— southern border, rishi sunak took a victory lap today in his speech— took a victory lap today in his speeehlwpaate— took a victory lap today in his speech update brits on how speech to update brits on how his speech to update brits on how hts ptehtse— speech to update brits on how his promise was— speech to update brits on how his promise was going . j his promise was going. a plan is stathhg— his promise was going. a plan is stathhg te— his promise was going. a plan is starting to work, but in the five months since i launched the

plan on crossings are now down 20% plan on crossings are now down 0 20°/ com ared plan on crossings are now down 20% compared to last year. that's right. crossings are down 20. and in december , i reached a 20. and in december, i reached a deal with albania . we've now . deal with albania. we've now. returned 1800 to albania in just six months. so far this year, the number of albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen by almost . 90. the pm also revealed almost. 90. the pm also revealed almost. 90. the pm also revealed a further two moored barges would be commissioned to house around 1000 more migrants at yet to be identified ports. but while a drop in channel aesshsg— while a drop in channel crossings is— while a drop in channel crossings is encouraging, there-s— crossings is encouraging, thete-s se— crossings is encouraging, there's so much work to be done. i there's so much work to be done. t mg...— there's so much work to be done. i mean, we're still— there's so much work to be done. i mean, we're still shackled by the twepeah— i mean, we're still shackled by the european convention on human tttghts— the european convention on human tttghts aha— the european convention on human rights and thousands of people shu— rights and thousands of peoplei still—documented. still flooding in on documented. hew— still flooding in on documented. hew-seetetaw— now home secretary suella braverman argued there is much te— braverman argued there is much te ae— braverman argued there is much te he h— braverman argued there is much more to do in parliament eahet. — more to do in parliament earlier. we've- more to do in parliament earlier. jtjtjti; j“ more to do in parliament- earlier. we've also been clear that to stop the boats we must go further and that the

framework needs to change. and that's why. lastly, mr speaker, we are reforming, reforming our laws . this is what the public laws. this is what the public wants and all politicians should get behind our bill. well she's right, but a bit of a difference in tone there. so nigel, what hat— in tone there. so nigel, what hat weath— in tone there. so nigel, what mark would you— in tone there. so nigel, what mark would you give- j“ jit“tii; so nigel, what mark would you give sunak out of ten mark would you give sunak out of teh tet— mark would you give sunak out of tea tea hts— mark would you give sunak out of ten for his progress— mark would you give sunak out of ten for his progress in stopping the heats— ten for his progress in stopping the heats se— ten for his progress in stopping the boats so far— ten for his progress in stopping the boats so far ?_ ten for his progress in stopping the boats so far ? well, three the boats so far? well, three heeawse— the boats so far? well, three heeawse at— the boats so far? well, three because at least— the boats so far? well, three because at least we've done a heat— because at least we've done a heat wtth— because at least we've done a deal with albania— because at least we've done a deal with albania to send back heee— deal with albania to send back teee wewhg— deal with albania to send back teee wewhg hep— deal with albania to send back 1800 young men who should never have— 1800 young men who should never have h— 1800 young men who should never have come in the— 1800 young men who should never have come in the first place. however, what— have come in the first place. however, what he— have come in the first place. however, what he didn't- have come in the first place. however, what he didn't tell you was that of those that came from albania last year , 12,800 have albania last year, 12,800 have broken their bail conditions as have absconded from hotels from private houses and have now joined the criminal community in this country. so actually, three's a bit generous. i'll put it back . to two. as for as for

it back. to two. as for as for the— it back. to two. as for as for the beast— it back. to two. as for as for the boast about— e i as for as for the boast about reducing the hwhetsh— the boast about reducing the hwhetsh hw— the boast about reducing the numbers by 20,— the boast about reducing the numbers by 20, rishi, it's been wh— numbers by 20, rishi, it's been wth h.— numbers by 20, rishi, it's been ha a. whee— numbers by 20, rishi, it's been win d, we've had— numbers by 20, rishi, it's been win d, we've had three and a hat— win d, we've had three and a hat weeks— win d, we've had three and a half weeks of— win d, we've had three and a half weeks of a— win d, we've had three and a half weeks of a really persistent _ half weeks of a really persistent ,- half weeks of a really persistent , strong northeastern persistent, strong northeastern tweeze— persistent, strong northeastern hteeze eehhg— persistent, strong northeastern breeze coming down through that gap— breeze coming down through that gap et— breeze coming down through that narrow gap of the— breeze coming down through that narrow gap of the english chahhet. — narrow gap of the english channel. i've— narrow gap of the english channel. e narrow gap of the english- channel. i've never known it at this time of the year. i've never known it at this time of the year. and it goes on until this friday night, the year. and it goes on until this friday night , this sunday this friday night, this sunday it goes calm and it could be calm. perhaps 8 or 9 days. let me tell you this . the me tell you this. the announcement in dover today wasn't pre—planned with the media. they have cynically done it now, knowing that by next monday, they'll be coming in the hundreds every single day . there hundreds every single day. there are thousands waiting all down

that coast from dunkirk to burke way out to the west of .uk. that coast from dunkirk to burke way out to the west of .uk . and way out to the west of .uk. and i promise you in a fortnight's time , these numbers will not be time, these numbers will not be down 20. and this tells you all you need to know about this prime minister. he's the biggest spinner of facts and figures since tony blair. utterly insincere in every way. and one last point on this. he said the numbers crossing the mediterranean are huge , but mediterranean are huge, but they're not huge here. aren't we doing well, you idiot ? but the doing well, you idiot? but the more that crossed the mediterranean, the more that will come to britain, because they see it as the number one destination. europe's failure to on the med is what has led to this. it's why i put up that breaking point poster in the referendum, because i believe that freed of the eu we could actually be out of this. but as you've said already, we're stuck with the echr and much else.

yeah i'm sorry, but nigel, you can. oh, sorry. yes. no i'm seaw— can. oh, sorry. yes. no i'm seww te— can. oh, sorry. yes. no i'm seww te saw— can. oh, sorry. yes. no i'm sorry to say this- i“ oh, sorry. yes. no i'm sorry to say this will get is“ oh, sorry. yes. no i'm sorry to say this will get much wett— sorry to say this will get much worse. well, indeed- sorry to say this will get much worse. well, indeed ,- sorry to say this will get much worse. well, indeed, indeed. and nigel, you could- worse. and nigel, you could really see the spht— and nigel, you could really see the spttt tehaw— and nigel, you could really see the split today, couldn't you, hetweeh— the split today, couldn't you, between sunak— the split today, couldn't you, between sunak and his home seaetaw.— between sunak and his home secretary, suella— between sunak and his home secretary, suella braverman , secretary, suella braverman, whe-s— secretary, suella braverman, who's desperate— secretary, suella braverman, who's desperate to leave the tchtt— who's desperate to leave the tchtt swat— who's desperate to leave the echr sunak praise the immigration- echr sunak praise the immigration minister, robert tehheh— immigration minister, robert tehheh hw— immigration minister, robert jenrick by name. in his speech , jenrick by name. in his speech, aha— jenrick by name. in his speech, and he— jenrick by name. in his speech, and he entw— jenrick by name. in his speech, and he only referred to his home seaetaw— and he only referred to his home seaetaw as— and he only referred to his home seaetaw as a— and he only referred to his home secretary as a secondary thing . secretary as a secondary thing. the— secretary as a secondary thing. the then— secretary as a secondary thing. the then h— secretary as a secondary thing. and then in parliament today , and then in parliament today, there— and then in parliament today, there was— and then in parliament today, there he— and then in parliament today, there was no celebration from sweha— there was no celebration from sweha hght— there was no celebration from suella right ? _ there was no celebration from suella right ? \tjz?j suella right? no, none whatsoever . she did say we were whatsoever. she did say we were deaung whatsoever. she did say we were dealing with the backlog effectively. do you know why we're just letting them all stay? it's unbelievable . i mean, stay? it's unbelievable. i mean, pnor stay? it's unbelievable. i mean, prior to the deportation to albania, 55% of albanians that appued albania, 55% of albanians that applied for asylum were allowed to stay in germany . a similar to stay in germany. a similar number applied . do you know how number applied. do you know how many they got through ? 0. 0. and

many they got through? 0. 0. and in france, it was low teens . you in france, it was low teens. you know, whichever way you cut this. yes albanians are going back to a holiday destination to an applicant country that is perfectly safe with nearly 13,000 of them now joining drugs, gangs and making people's lives a misery all over this , lives a misery all over this, there is nothing to celebrate it. now, look, nigel, moving on. tett— it. now, look, nigel, moving on. tett whg— it. now, look, nigel, moving on. left wing twitter— . now, look, nigel, moving on. left wing twitter trolls , we're left wing twitter trolls, we're asea — left wing twitter trolls, we're asea te — left wing twitter trolls, we're used to them.— left wing twitter trolls, we're used to them. but they went into hettaewh — used to them. but they went into meltdown over— used to them. but they went into meltdown over the _ used to them. but they went into meltdown over the weekend aehahahg— meltdown over the weekend aehahthg a— meltdown over the weekend demanding a boycott of the gym shah.— demanding a boycott of the gym shah. hawt— demanding a boycott of the gym chain. david lloyd— demanding a boycott of the gym chain. david lloyd in response to chain. david lloyd in response te thts— chain. david lloyd in response te thts tweet— chain. david lloyd in response to this tweet from _ chain. david lloyd in response to this tweet from my producer eeh— to this tweet from my producer heh tee. — to this tweet from my producer heh tee. hew.— to this tweet from my producer ben leo. now, the— to this tweet from my producer ben leo. now, the picture was eapttehea— ben leo. now, the picture was eapttehea eh— ben leo. now, the picture was captioned gb news has replaced hec— captioned gb news has replaced hhc hews— captioned gb news has replaced hhc hews eh— captioned gb news has replaced bbc news on the— captioned gb news has replaced bbc news on the public tv's at my bbc news on the public tv's at hw teeat— bbc news on the public tv's at hw teeat hawt— bbc news on the public tv's at my local david lloyd gym, which is my local david lloyd gym, which ts ee— my local david lloyd gym, which ts et— my local david lloyd gym, which ts et the— my local david lloyd gym, which is one of the biggest in the uk . se— is one of the biggest in the uk . se wheh— is one of the biggest in the uk . se wheh ae— is one of the biggest in the uk . so when are this— is one of the biggest in the uk . so when are this lot going to atseewet— . so when are this lot going to thee the— . so when are this lot going to discover the people's channel is hehg— discover the people's channel is being embraced?— discover the people's channel is being embraced? nigel by eeetwe— being embraced? nigel by everyone but— being embraced? nigel by everyone but them and surely at the wew— everyone but them and surely at the wetw teast— everyone but them and surely at the very least they— everyone but them and surely at the very least they should hehewe— the very least they should hehewe h— the very least they should believe in the— the very least they should believe in the freedom of this gym — believe in the freedom of this gap shah— believe in the freedom of this gap shah te— believe in the freedom of this gym chain to turn off the hhttsh— gym chain to turn off the

british bashing corporation to the heepte-s— british bashing corporation to the people's channel if they so aesthe— the people's channel if they so these . — the people's channel if they so desire . well,— the people's channel if they so desire . well, i'm— the people's channel if they so desire. “t; the people's channel if they so desire . “t; desire. well, i'm enjoying this because as i've endured the hatred of these people for 20 years and now you're involved in it, so you they will never it, too. so you they will never give up their attempt to cancel , their attempt to dam their attempt to abuse their sheer illiberal ism of the so—called liberals. and look , you know, liberals. and look, you know, the very fact that david lloyd gyms have made that decision tells you something . you know, tells you something. you know, i've spoken to 2 or 3 quite high profile people that appear on gb news living all over the country. they tell me that after appearances on gb news, they get spoken to by more members of the pubuc spoken to by more members of the public than they've ever experienced in their lives. going on the other tv news channels . that is partly because channels. that is partly because those that watch gb news rhiannon really, really like it. but it's also because the figures by which national tv

audiences are measured. it's called the barb figures. the company that actually produces the figures is owned by oh, let's have a little guess here and let's try itv, the bbc and sky . yeah. and what you're sky. yeah. and what you're seeing here is the cabal. it's a classic keep new entrants out. it's our club . don't let them it's our club. don't let them in. i had exactly this with ukip ten years ago. and look what ukip went on to achieve. to do an historic change. and i just you know what? and you know, any company you work at, you'll always have a few little quibbles and gripes. of course, we all do . um, i complain about we all do. um, i complain about you all the time, you know. but. but but who doesn't ? but but but but who doesn't? but but actually, dan , there's a buzz actually, dan, there's a buzz out there . gb news is getting out there. gb news is getting somewhere. and the oppo don't like it, but i really think a big thanks , by the way, to all big thanks, by the way, to all our loyal listeners who've been with us through thick and thin.

it wasn't the easiest birth of a tv channel, let's be frank about that. but we're now beginning the there's a the channel has built an identity . the channel built an identity. the channel has built a reputation. it allows free speech from all wings of every debate. and you know what? the more they attack us, the happier i am. i've seen it all before. yeah we're doing well here. here nigel farage. he will well here. here nigel farage. he wth he— well here. here nigel farage. he wth he hash— well here. here nigel farage. he will be back at— well here. here nigel farage. he will be back at 7:00— “tiiti; jiljii: nigel farage. he will be back at 7:00 tomorrow htght— will be back at 7:00 tomorrow htght eh— will be back at 7:00 tomorrow htght at the— will be back at 7:00 tomorrow night on the people's channel. cehhg— night on the people's channel. cehhg te— night on the people's channel. cehhg te a— night on the people's channel. cehhg te a gwh— night on the people's channel. coming to a gym near you, hepetwhw— coming to a gym near you, hopefully. and— coming to a gym near you, hopefully. and hopefully a pub wea— hopefully. and hopefully a pub wea tee.— hopefully. and hopefully a pub near you too. nigel. thank you so near you too. nigel. thank you se hash.— near you too. nigel. thank you se hash. hw— near you too. nigel. thank you so much. but coming up, the tether— so much. but coming up, the tether heae— so much. but coming up, the former head of— so much. but coming up, the former head of news at this hethhg— former head of news at this hethhg has— former head of news at this morning has broken her silence to morning has broken her silence te epese— morning has broken her silence te epese the— morning has broken her silence to expose the show's toxic sextst— to expose the show's toxic sextst aha— to expose the show's toxic sexist and homophobic culture. so sexist and homophobic culture. se hees— sexist and homophobic culture. se hees hw— sexist and homophobic culture. so does itv need— sexist and homophobic culture. so does itv need to axe the pregam— so does itv need to axe the ptegtah tet— so does itv need to axe the program for good? that's the big tehate— program for good? that's the big aehate wtth— program for good? that's the big aehate wtth hw— program for good? that's the big debate with my superstar panel eehhg— debate with my superstar panel eehhg ap— debate with my superstar panel coming up imminently. but first, in coming up imminently. but first, th the— coming up imminently. but first, th the hash— coming up imminently. but first, in the clash, will— coming up imminently. but first, in the clash, will holly willoughby's- in the clash, will holly willoughby's emotional statement stahhhg— willoughby's emotional statement slamming schofield, but slamming phillip schofield, but aetehahg— slamming phillip schofield, but aetehthg the— slamming phillip schofield, but defending the scandal hit show satee— defending the scandal hit show sawea thts— defending the scandal hit show saved this morning. kim woodburn

saved this morning. kiln woodburn saved this morning. kim woodburn .teahha— saved this morning. kim woodburn . j tat-we— saved this morning. kim woodburn , joanna jarjue and— saved this morning. kim woodburn , joanna jarjue and david athetteh— , joanna jarjue and david atherton do— , joanna jarjue and david atherton do battle next. but what— atherton do battle next. but what-wea— atherton do battle next. but whatlwew-hah- atherton do battle next. but what you dan, at gb what do you think, dan, at gb hews— what do you think, dan, at gb news .com vote— what do you think, dan, at gb news .com vote in— what do you think, dan, at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb hews. — news .com vote in our poll at gb hews. .etash— news .com vote in our poll at gb news.-clash straight- news .com vote in our poll at gb news. clash straight after news. the clash straight after the .—

break my i break. my royal ihteah- my royal trains ihteah— my royal trains lady colin cahpheh— my royal trains lady colin campbell and— my royal trains lady colin campbell and phil dampier coming up eh— campbell and phil dampier coming up at haw-s— campbell and phil dampier coming up at haw-s a— campbell and phil dampier coming up at haw-s a haw— campbell and phil dampier coming up on harry's d day in court. hw— up on harry's d day in court. hat hast.— up on harry's d day in court. but first, the— up on harry's d day in court. but first, the clash and holly wthewghhw— but first, the clash and holly willoughby made her much ahttetpatea— willoughby made her much anticipated return to this hethhg. — anticipated return to this morning. today, after last being hetete. — morning. today, after last being seen before. co—host phillip seheheta— seen before. co—host phillip schofield sensationally quit in atsgtaee.— schofield sensationally quit in htsgtaee. hew.— schofield sensationally quit in disgrace. now, this is the mement— disgrace. now, this is the moment she— disgrace. now, this is the moment she directly addressed the seahaat— moment she directly addressed the scandal for— moment she directly addressed the scandal for the first time aha— the scandal for the first time and slammed— the scandal for the first time and slammed her one time friend for and slammed her one time friend tet hts— and slammed her one time friend for his behaviour— and slammed her one time friend for his behaviour .— and slammed her one time friend for his behaviour. hi there. seet— for his behaviour. hi there. good morning,— for his behaviour. hi there. good morning, josie. thank you for being here. thank you. falls right. deep breath . firstly, are right. deep breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. it feels very strange indeed, sitting

here without phil and i imagine that you might have been feeling a lot like i have shaken and troubled. let down, worried for the well—being of people on all sides of what's been going on. and full of questions. 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 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 unites us all now is a desire to heal for the health and well—being of everyone. i hope that as we start this new chapter and get back to a place of warmth and magic that this show holds for all of us, we can find strength in each other for so as itv launches an external probe into whether schofield's

affair with a young male colleague was covered up and its bosses are ordered to give evidence in parliament from tomorrow, holly's emotional evidence in parliament from tomorrow, enough ly's emotional evidence in parliament from tomorrow, enough ly's emcthisal statement enough to save this morning axe at gb morning from the axe down at gb news vote? in our poll at news .com vote? in our poll at gb news .com vote? in our poll at he hews— news .com vote? in our poll at he hews. hw— news .com vote? in our poll at gb news. but to— news .com vote? in our poll at gb news. but to do— \t ti.titj“ 7 in our poll at gb news. but to do battle on thts— gb news. but to do battle on thts tet— gb news. but to do battle on thts tet the— gb news. but to do battle on this, let me bring— gb news. but to do battle on this, let me bring in kim weeahwh— this, let me bring in kim woodburn. we- this, let me bring in kim woodburn. we know how she feels, hghte— woodburn. we know how she feels, hghte seetat— woodburn. we know how she feels, right? social commentator joanna tag-we— right? social commentator joanna tat-we aha— right? social commentator joanna tag-we and the— right? social commentator joanna jarjue and the journalist and commentator— jarjue and the journalist and commentator atherton . so, commentator david atherton. so, ppm.— commentator david atherton. so, haw-hatteh— commentator david atherton. so, hew-hatteh ts- kim, the entire nation is watthg— kim, the entire nation is watthg tet— kim, the entire nation is waiting for your verdict. and wee— waiting for your verdict. and wee get— waiting for your verdict. and wee get te— waiting for your verdict. and you've got to be— waiting for your verdict. and you've got to be fair, kim, did you— you've got to be fair, kim, did wea hehewe— you've got to be fair, kim, did you believe what— you've got to be fair, kim, did you believe what holly had to say— you believe what holly had to saw thts— you believe what holly had to say this morning— you believe what holly had to say this morning ? j .tilg say this morning? absolutely net.— say this morning? absolutely not. she's one little . oh, no, not. she's one little. oh, no, kim, you not. she's one little. oh, no, ppm, wea aah-t— not. she's one little. oh, no, kim, you can't do— not. she's one little. oh, no, kim, you can't do that- l oh, no, kim, you can't do that again. why— kim, you can't do that again. whw she— kim, you can't do that again. why she seemed— kim, you can't do that again. why she seemed sincere. did she hete— why she seemed sincere. did she hete teeh— why she seemed sincere. did she hete teeh whw— why she seemed sincere. did she not? look, why did— why she seemed sincere. did she not? look, why did she have to hehtteh— not? look, why did she have to hehtteh whw— not? look, why did she have to mention why ? _ not? look, why did she have to mention why 7 pm; not? look, why did she have to mention why ? lid"; 3 3 not? look, why did she have to mention why ? jtit“ t: t: mention why? why did she mention that he told lies? it's been done and said he's lost his job. why is she rubbing it in and sitting there like, oh, she's a coronet. we at this channel. oh, wait, she should be fired. she's

never , never offended philip, never, never offended philip, but she says she didn't know. kim, how can you prove that? she thew— kim, how can you prove that? she knew .— kim, how can you prove that? she knew . hw— kim, how can you prove that? she knew . hat what— kim, how can you prove that? she knew . but what did— kim, how can you prove that? she knew . but what did she know? knew. but what did she know? vea— knew. but what did she know? tea thew.— knew. but what did she know? tea knew. we— knew. but what did she know? you know, we have— knew. but what did she know? you know, we have yet- knew. but what did she know? you know, we have yet to - you know, we have yet to establish. be fair to you know, we have yet to establish. be fairto philip. establish. be fair to philip. now. fair here. no one's established. this young man was underage when he was sexually , underage when he was sexually, you know. so if the ban is the right age , what has he got to right age, what has he got to apologise for? so till we know we can't say much , really, can we can't say much, really, can we? he just had an affair. as a gay gentleman with a gay man. yeah. if the man indeed . no, he yeah. if the man indeed. no, he hasn't done anything— / �*7 3: no, he hasn't done anything illegal. aha— hasn't done anything illegal. the he— hasn't done anything illegal. the he epes— hasn't done anything illegal. and no one's saying he's done ahwthhg— and no one's saying he's done anything illegal.— and no one's saying he's done anything illegal. maybe slightly happtephate.— anything illegal. maybe slightly inappropriate. not illegal. but why— inappropriate. not illegal. but why-vou— inappropriate. not illegal. but whw-wea have— inappropriate. not illegal. but why you have such problem why do you have such a problem wtth— why do you have such a problem wtth hehw— why do you have such a problem with holly-because- why do you have such a problem with holly because today with holly kiln? because today she with holly kim? because today she thea— with holly kim? because today she thee te— with holly kim? because today she tried to say— with holly kim? because today she tried to say she had no idea . teet— she tried to say she had no idea . teeh twe— she tried to say she had no idea . look i've worked— she tried to say she had no idea . look i've worked with holly. twe— . look i've worked with holly. the teen— . look i've worked with holly. the teen eh— . look i've worked with holly. i've been on the— . look i've worked with holly. i've been on the sofa- . look i've worked with holly. i've been on the sofa within 3 or 4 times. i never liked the way she behaved. i never liked the way she opted out of everything. i couldn't stand it.

okay well, let's get the other side of the argument. let's get the other side— side of the argument. let's get the other side of— side of the argument. let's get the other side of the— t:ti; as”; let's get the other side of the argument. hm — the other side of the argument. hm teamma— the other side of the argument. kim joanna jarjue,— the other side of the argument. kim joanna jarjue, you think hehw— kim joanna jarjue, you think holly willoughby may have just satee— holly willoughby may have just saved the— holly willoughby may have just saved the show— holly willoughby may have just saved the show today? i think so. absolutely.— saved the show today? i think so. absolutely. i— saved the show today? i think so. absolutely. i think- saved the show today? i think so. j saved the show today? i think so. e so. absolutely. i think that it was right for her to address the elephant in room if she elephant in the room if she hadnt elephant in the room if she hadn't have said anything and came back everything was came back and everything was all sunshine would came back and everything was all sunsibeen would came back and everything was all sunsibeen you would came back and everything was all sunsibeen you know, would came back and everything was all sunsibeen you know, it would uld have been you know, it would have been you know, it would have shown actually a lack of respect for the viewers who were a lot of them obviously did love phil and them phil individually and loved them together as duo on and together as a duo on tv. and it's been the biggest news story on on the news. the entire on on in the news. the entire week. think actually week. and i think that actually holly said just about enough, you know, she addressed the fact that lie. know, that philip did lie. you know, she further that she didn't go further than that because realistically, we've because realistically, as we've said, his biggest crime said, that is his biggest crime in scenario . but i also in this scenario. but i also think that it was right for her to address it and also just move on.andi to address it and also just move on. and i do think that by the time she comes back from the summer holidays, the viewers will about as will have forgotten about it as long she keeps head down long as she keeps her head down and keeps her distance from philip. okay. david atherton, vou— philip. okay. david atherton, wea hem-t— philip. okay. david atherton, you don't share— l okay. david atherton, you don't share joanna's view. i

that— you don't share joanna's view. i that-mete— you don't share joanna's view. i thhh-mete eh— you don't share joanna's view. i| think-more on-side think you're more on kim's side of think you're more on kim's side et-agwmeht.— think you're more on kim's side of-argument.-did- think you're more on kim's side of argument. did you of the argument. what did you that.— of the argument. what did you thhh-ahew— of the argument. what did you think,-about the- of the argument. what did you think, about the way some think, david, about the way some peepte—a- think, david, about the way some peepte—a httl people have compared it a bit to? people have compared it a bit tee heghah— people have compared it a bit to? meghan markle the way that hehw— to? meghan markle the way that hehw-statea— to? meghan markle the way that holly-started-showl holly actually started the show teaaw—ae- holly actually started the show teaaw—ae weal holly actually started the showi teaaw—ae wea e today by asking how are you? on.— today by asking how are you? oh — today by asking how are you? oh, sure. yeah.— today by asking how are you? oh, sure. yeah. well,- today by asking how are you? oh, sure. yeah. well, i- today by asking how are you? cj j“ ”cl “tits j“ �*jajtjtigl oh, sure. yeah. well, i think she's pushed. meghan markle into the silver medal position now, so in victim narcissism . and you so in victim narcissism. and you know, when i tweeted out this morning, let me just grab my phone, i don't think i've watched it all. fake vomit inducing segment tv. i'd only inducing segment on tv. i'd only watch seconds. dan so watch three seconds. dan so thank you very much, mate. i've had to back and see the whole had to go back and see the whole thing. one minute 40s and it thing. one minute and 40s and it really horrible . you know, i really was horrible. you know, i think to my mind, holly willoughby, you know, she was friends with with phillip schofield for 17 years. they went on holiday together . they went on holiday together. they had sunday lunch together. and she's quite happy to throw him under the bus as a friend. and display her narcissism and save her career at the expense of phillip schofield . if i was phillip schofield. if i was holly willoughby, i would have said phillip schofield to my friend, sticking up for him. friend, i'm sticking up for him. sack that's what i

sack me as well. that's what i would have done. oh, i'm so sorry. oh that's horrible. that is, know , all this fakery. is, you know, all this fakery. yeah i mean, vacuousness. i mean , that is the issue that a lot of people have. kim woodburn, teste— of people have. kim woodburn, teste ethseh— of people have. kim woodburn, josie gibson, who— of people have. kim woodburn, josie gibson, who we- kim woodburn, josie gibson, who we saw there. aha— josie gibson, who we saw there. the tet-s— josie gibson, who we saw there. the has tast— josie gibson, who we saw there. and let's just be— josie gibson, who we saw there. and let's just be honest about the.— and let's just be honest about as teste— and let's just be honest about this. josie had— and let's just be honest about this. josie had no— and let's just be honest about this. josie had no chemistry wtth— this. josie had no chemistry wtth hehw— this. josie had no chemistry with holly willoughby whatsoever. - with holly willoughby whatsoever. that was a painful eemhhatteh— whatsoever. that was a painful combination to— whatsoever. that was a painful combination to watch. but the tssae— combination to watch. but the ts— combination to watch. but the ts hm.— combination to watch. but the issue is kim. she— combination to watch. but the issue is kim. she described the shew— issue is kim. she described the shew as— issue is kim. she described the shew as a— issue is kim. she described the show as a family— issue is kim. she described the show as a family tree. and it's awew— show as a family tree. and it's awetw eat— show as a family tree. and it's a very odd family— show as a family tree. and it's a very odd family .— show as a family tree. and it's a very odd family . be that cut a very odd family. be that cut someone out at— a very odd family. be that cut someone out at the moment. they make— someone out at the moment. they make a— someone out at the moment. they make a mistake.— someone out at the moment. they make a mistake. i— someone out at the moment. they make a mistake. i thought the wee— make a mistake. i thought the whete petmt— make a mistake. i thought the whole point of— make a mistake. i thought the whole point of families is that you— whole point of families is that wea steed— whole point of families is that wea steeh hw— whole point of families is that you stood by your— whole point of families is that you stood by your family even when— you stood by your family even when-heme— you stood by your family even when-done wrong- you stood by your family even when done wrong . cj�*" when they've done wrong. of wea ae— when they've done wrong. of course you do .— when they've done wrong. of course you do . and- when they've done wrong. of course you do . and you- when they've done wrong. of course you do . and you know what course you do. and you know what tickles me? i'm sorry. course you do. and you know what tickles me? i'm sorry . when tickles me? i'm sorry. when she's there, there's women being silly. okay. kim, behave . silly. oh, okay. kim, behave. now, now, stop. stop get me on. you know what i'm like . now you know what i'm like. now listen to me. she lied and still lies to this day about the queen lying in state when philip was admitted. now he's left the show that they both sneaked in and

added she has a philip's lied . added she has a philip's lied. what are you going apologise because you lied. holly, you little angel . well, so you think little angel. well, so you think she owes the public an apology of over gate as well ? is that of over gate as well? is that what wea-e — of over gate as well? is that what you're saying?- ; 7 is that what you're saying? she lied , what you're saying? she lied, aha— what you're saying? she lied, and ththp-s— what you're saying? she lied, and philip's admitted they had. no. and philip's admitted they had. he. thew— and philip's admitted they had. no. they sneaked— and philip's admitted they had. no. they sneaked in,— and philip's admitted they had. no. they sneaked in, which- and philip's admitted they had. no. they sneaked in, which we knew. anyway. now he's gone. he's nothing to. he's. i'm telling the truth. we did. she said share this morning. oh, philip , he he lied. you lie . you philip, he he lied. you lie. you lie all the time . she's just. lie all the time. she's just. she's boring. and i'll tell you something wrong without philip . something wrong without philip. although he could be nasty. i'm not going to take it back . it's not going to take it back. it's going to be a very boring show without him, dear, because she's got say. she's had got nothing to say. she's had two faced horror . mean why two faced horror. mean why philip sits at home and i know he's done wrong. come on. well, we don't know he's done wrong. we don't know this young man's age. he we don't know this young man's age . he wasn't done. no, no, no. age. he wasn't done. no, no, no. tast— age. he wasn't done. no, no, no. tast te— age. he wasn't done. no, no, no. tast te stattw— ; he wasn't done. no, no, no. just to clarify, because we've got— just to clarify, because we've get-eaetat— just to clarify, because we've got-careful about- just to clarify, because we've got careful about this. he got to be careful about this. he met—

got to be careful about this. he met he— got to be careful about this. he met he met— got to be careful about this. he met he met the— got to be careful about this. he met he met the young man when he was met he met the young man when he ts— met he met the young man when he ts weas— met he met the young man when he ts weas eta. — met he met the young man when he was 15 years old. by— met he met the young man when he was 15 years old. by the time thew— was 15 years old. by the time thew-a— was 15 years old. by the time they a relationship, he they started a relationship, he waswasl— they started a relationship, he was-was over 18.- they started a relationship, he was was over 18. yeah let's was he was over18. yeah let's prese— was he was over18. yeah let's pese he— was he was over 18. yeah let's presume he was. _ was he was over 18. yeah let's presume he was. that's not look on the blacker side part. let's give phil the benefit of the doubt. unless we know otherwise, which we don't love. if he was over 18, it's a legitimate relationship. who cares what he did ? but the fact remains fair did? but the fact remains fair enough. he should be there , enough. he should be there, right? no,i enough. he should be there, right? no, i hear you loud and etea.— right? no, i hear you loud and etea. hm— right? no, i hear you loud and clear. kim woodburn- . ;“7 no, i hear you loud and clear. kim woodburn and the mathem— clear. kim woodburn and the nation wanted— clear. kim woodburn and the nation wanted to— clear. kim woodburn and the nation wanted to hear it from you— nation wanted to hear it from wea tetaw. — nation wanted to hear it from you today. thank— nation wanted to hear it from you today. thank you so much. amt— you today. thank you so much. amt thamh— you today. thank you so much. amt thahh wea— you today. thank you so much. and thank you .the - you today. thank you so much. and thank you the social and thank you to the social commentator— and thank you to the social- commentator_ and commentator joanna jarjue and the-amt— commentator joanna jarjue and the and commentator commentator joanna jarjue and the atherton.nd commentator commentator joanna jarjue and the atherton. your mmentator commentator joanna jarjue and the atherton. your verdict ator commentator joanna jarjue and the atherton. your verdict istr david atherton. your verdict is th eh.— david atherton. your verdict is th eh. mw— david atherton. your verdict is now in. oh, my goodness. you're wtth— now in. oh, my goodness. you're wtth hm— now in. oh, my goodness. you're with kim woodburn on this one. ewetwhetmmgtw.— with kim woodburn on this one. overwhelmingly, 9% of you overwhelmingly, just 9% of you agree— overwhelmingly, just 9% of you agee-hettw-s— overwhelmingly, just 9% of you agree holly's statement on agree that holly's statement on thts— agree that holly's statement on thts-was— agree that holly's statement on this-was enough- agree that holly's statement on this was enough save this morning was enough to save the shew. — this morning was enough to save the shew. et— this morning was enough to save the shew. ht h— this morning was enough to save the show. 91, if you— this morning was enough to save the show. 91, if you think it wsmt— the show. 91, if you think it wsmt hew— the show. 91, if you think it wasn't now coming up, prince haw-s— wasn't now coming up, princei hatw-s—at harry's staggering. no show at his harry's staggering. no show at hts-haehhg— harry's staggering. no show at his-hacking trial- harry's staggering. no show at his hacking trial today. his phone hacking trial today. saw—whget- his phone hacking trial today. saw winger blasted his phone hacking trial today. - saw—winger blasted so saw the ginger winger blasted so what— saw the ginger winger blasted so what-hamper— saw the ginger winger blasted so what-dampier and- saw the ginger winger blasted so what dampier and lady what do phil dampier and lady eehm— what do phil dampier and lady colin campbell— what do phil dampier and lady colin campbell think? my royal masterminds_ colin campbell think? my royal masterminds with expert analysis hat— masterminds with expert analysis hat mett— masterminds with expert analysis soon. but next with— masterminds with expert analysis soon. but next with a rattle thts— soon. but next with a rattle thts memhg— soon. but next with a rattle this morning left muttering this morning boss left muttering aheat— this morning boss left muttering about aubergines_ this morning boss left muttering

about aubergines when quizzed aheat— about aubergines when quizzed about-schofield— about aubergines when quizzed about schofield scandal. about the schofield scandal. hees— about the schofield scandal. hees hw— about the schofield scandal. does itv need— about the schofield scandal. does itv need to— about the schofield scandal. does itv need to pull the plug on does itv need to pull the plug eh-shewe— does itv need to pull the plug eh-shewe hw— does itv need to pull the plug on show? my superstar panel on the show? my superstar panel wtt— on the show? my superstar panel wttt get— on the show? my superstar panel wttt get staeh— on the show? my superstar panel will get stuck into— on the show? my superstar panel will get stuck into that. plus we're-havelfirstl will get stuck into that. plus. we're-havelfirst look we're going to have a first look at—hewspapet- we're going to have a first look at_ newspaper fronti at tomorrow's newspaper front pages,— at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. het— at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. het eh— at tomorrow's newspaper front pages, hot off the press. we're haeh— pages, hot off the press. we're haehltast— pages, hot off the press. we're haehltast twe— pages, hot off the press. we're back just two minutes time. back in just two minutes time. hem-t— back in just two minutes time. hem-t ge— back in just two minutes time. don't go anywhere .

for it's i for. it's 10 ifor- it's 10 pm. i'm for— it's 10 pm. i'm dan for it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tehtght— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. temtght has— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight has anyone seen this hwpeehte— tonight has anyone seen this hwpeehte at— tonight has anyone seen this hypocrite at the _ tonight has anyone seen this hypocrite at the duke of sussex mtsshg— hypocrite at the duke of sussex was missing today— hypocrite at the duke of sussex was missing today from the high eewt— was missing today from the high eewt as— was missing today from the high eewt as hts— was missing today from the high court as his individual case agahst— court as his individual case agatmst the— court as his individual case against the publisher of the hattw— against the publisher of the pattw htmet— against the publisher of the daily mirror got underway. and ahea— daily mirror got underway. and after the— daily mirror got underway. and attet the tagge— daily mirror got underway. and after the judge expressed his swphse— after the judge expressed his swphse at— after the judge expressed his surprise at the— after the judge expressed his surprise at the prince's absence , surprise at the prince's absence . has— surprise at the prince's absence . has hts— surprise at the prince's absence , has his mission— surprise at the prince's absence , has his mission to restrict tepettmg— , has his mission to restrict tepettmg eh— , has his mission to restrict reporting on the- , has his mission to restrict reporting on the rich and pewettat— reporting on the rich and powerful gotten off to a disastrous— powerful gotten off to a disastrous start ahead of haw-s— disastrous start ahead of harry's historic cross—examination . hamw-s htstehe— cross—examination . tomorrow, my cross—examination. tomorrow, my tewat— cross—examination. tomorrow, my tewat mastetmht— cross—examination. tomorrow, my royal mastermind ,_ cross—examination. tomorrow, my royal mastermind , lady colin royal mastermind, lady colin eamphett— royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and— royal mastermind, lady colin campbell and phil dampier on teet— campbell and phil dampier on teeh te—

campbell and phil dampier on teeh te ghe— campbell and phil dampier on deck to give their— campbell and phil dampier on deck to give their essential ptewew— deck to give their essential preview shortly _ deck to give their essential preview shortly and reveal why hheess— preview shortly and reveal why princess diana,— preview shortly and reveal why princess diana, michael hamwmete— princess diana, michael barrymore and chelsy davy and ham— barrymore and chelsy davy and hat hattett— barrymore and chelsy davy and paul burrell have— barrymore and chelsy davy and paul burrell have all been tagged— paul burrell have all been tagged tate— paul burrell have all been dragged into this extraordinary stew— dragged into this extraordinary stetw tetaw— dragged into this extraordinary stetw tetaw .— dragged into this extraordinary story today . elsewhere, as this story today. elsewhere, as this memhgs— story today. elsewhere, as this morning's former— story today. elsewhere, as this morning's former head of news speaks— morning's former head of news speahs eat— morning's former head of news speaks out about— morning's former head of news speaks out about the show's, gaete— speaks out about the show's, gaete. teete— speaks out about the show's, quote, toxic and— speaks out about the show's, quote, toxic and sexist culture, its quote, toxic and sexist culture, tts ether.— quote, toxic and sexist culture, its editor, martin— quote, toxic and sexist culture, its editor, martin frizell, gave thts— its editor, martin frizell, gave thts espe— its editor, martin frizell, gave this response . _ its editor, martin frizell, gave this response . is— its editor, martin frizell, gave this response . jit“tii; ti. this response. is there toxic work environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic is toxic. i've always found toxic ts aahetghe— toxic. i've always found toxic is aubergine. do— ti. i've always found toxic is aubergine. do you like aahetghe— is aubergine. do you like aubergine ?_ is aubergine. do you like aubergine ? do you ? but while aubergine? do you? but while we— aubergine? do you? but while wehe .— aubergine? do you? but while wehe . hw— aubergine? do you? but while woke , itv bosses— aubergine? do you? but while woke , itv bosses attempt to woke, itv bosses attempt to taagh— woke, itv bosses attempt to taagh eh— woke, itv bosses attempt to laugh off the— woke, itv bosses attempt to laugh off the crisis, can the ehsgtaeet— laugh off the crisis, can the disgraced daytime show battle thteagh— disgraced daytime show battle thteagh thts— disgraced daytime show battle through this cover up storm? that-s— through this cover up storm? thats the— through this cover up storm? thats the htg— through this cover up storm? that's the big debate- through this cover up storm? that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight , i'm superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by carole malone , sam dowler and belinda malone, sam dowler and belinda de lucy. plus, holly willoughby was back on the sofa today with a pre—prepared speech and fans of the hit us metoo drama the morning show have noticed some astound ing parallels . well, we

astound ing parallels. well, we can do now is be the— “t: nc. well, we can do now is be the family that we are. exactly. _ can do now is be the family that we are. exactly. josie; you we are. exactly. exactly. you pat— we are. exactly. exactly. you pat et— we are. exactly. exactly. you are part of this— we are. exactly. josie; you are part of this family and we wttt— are part of this family and we wttt get— are part of this family and we will get through— are part of this family and we will get through this together . will get through this together. heat— will get through this together. tteet sweet— will get through this together. fleet street icon— will get through this together. fleet street icon kelvin- fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie discusses how holly's statement was stranger than fiction in uncanny salt. also on the way tonight , could rishi the way tonight, could rishi sunak be blocking the release of whatsapp messages to the covid inquiry because they reveal his plot to topple boris johnson ? plot to topple boris johnson? allies of the former pm certainly think so, including tory peer lord cruddas, who says the coup is starting to unravel. we react to this bombshell accusation in the media bars and the bbc obe under fire for its latest episode of casualty, which hailed a trans character getting a double mastectomy before the watershed . yes, sir. before the watershed. yes, sir. i've got the date for the top swgetw. — i've got the date for the top swgetw. amt— i've got the date for the top surgery. j ”ti: i've got the date for the top surgery. and before you say anything, i know a double mastectomy is not to be taken lightly. so has the woke been forgotten at safeguarding responsibilities? they are going

to responsibilities? they are going te tespeht— responsibilities? they are going te tespeht te— responsibilities? they are going to respond to this— responsibilities? they are going to respond to this in— responsibilities? they are going to respond to this in the- l e 7 they are going to respond to this in the next hew. — to respond to this in the next hew. amt— to respond to this in the next hew. amt th— to respond to this in the next hour. and in tonight's greatest hhttsh— hour. and in tonight's greatest british indian— hour. and in tonight's greatest british indian jackass is covid ehetatet. — british indian jackass is covid dictator. jacinda_ british indian jackass is covid dictator. jacinda ardern, tesewhg— dictator. jacinda ardern, deserving of— dictator. jacinda ardern, deserving of her recently announced— deserving of her recently announced damehood. i don't thhh— announced damehood. i don't thhh se— announced damehood. i don't think so. we'll— announced damehood. i don't think so. we'll also bring you a hast— think so. we'll also bring you a hast teet— think so. we'll also bring you a hast teeh at— think so. we'll also bring you a first look at tomorrow's newspaper.— first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press htght— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press right after the news heathhes— the press right after the news headlines with— the press right after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . ham— headlines with polly middlehurst . ham thahh— headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. _ headlines with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. the top story tonight on gb news, the prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is starting to work. but he admits there is still a long way to go. during a speech he made in kent today, the prime minister said small boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate a further 1000 migrants, but wouldn't comment on where they'll be located . the on where they'll be located. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has welcomed the news but says the government still needs to secure more return agreements

with other countries. but the prime minister says the government is using every tool at disposal to tackle the at its disposal to tackle the problem . we've now returned . problem. we've now returned. heee— problem. we've now returned. tsoo te— problem. we've now returned. 1800 to albania _ problem. we've now returned. 1800 to albania in— we've now returned. 1800 to albania in just six memhs.— 1800 to albania in just six months. we've— 1800 to albania in just six months. we've gone from aeeeptmg— months. we've gone from accepting around 1 in 5 albanian aswtam— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian aswtam ease— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to— accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to now just 1 in 50 in asylum cases to now just 1 in 50 th the— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50 th the wtth— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50 in line with our— asylum cases to now just 1 in 50 in line with our european patmets— in line with our european partners. and— in line with our european partners. and what is the result of partners. and what is the result et at— partners. and what is the result et at et— partners. and what is the result of all of this?— partners. and what is the result of all of this? well, so far thts— of all of this? well, so far thts weat— of all of this? well, so far this year, the _ of all of this? well, so far this year, the number of albanians,— this year, the number of albanians, small boat arrivals has— albanians, small boat arrivals has tatteh— albanians, small boat arrivals has tatteh hw— albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen by almost. 90. well in has fallen by almost. 90. well th ether— has fallen by almost. 90. well in other news— has fallen by almost. 90. well in other news today, thousands of in other news today, thousands et hhttsh— in other news today, thousands of british airways— in other news today, thousands of british airways and boots emptewees— of british airways and boots emptewees ae— of british airways and boots employees are among those who've had employees are among those who've hat theta— employees are among those who've had their personal— employees are among those who've had their personal data breached tettewhg— had their personal data breached tettewhg a— had their personal data breached following a cyber— had their personal data breached following a cyber attack . following a cyber attack. ba saws— following a cyber attack. ba saws theta— following a cyber attack. ba says their staff— following a cyber attack. ba says their staff were- following a cyber attack. ba says their staff were among those hit by the attack on zellis. that's a payroll provider used by hundreds of companies in britain. pharmacy group boots also said the attack included some of their employees

personal details , including personal details, including names, addresses and banking details . as you've been hearing, details. as you've been hearing, holly willoughby has returned to the daytime television show this morning for the first time today following her co—presenter phillip schofield's exit. opening the show this morning alongside new presenter josie gibson. ms willoughby said she felt shaken, troubled and let down by phillip schofield after he had admitted that he'd had an affair with a much younger male work colleague . turning our work colleague. turning our attention now to the united states, where the former vice president, mike pence , has president, mike pence, has declared he will be running for the 2024 republican presidential nomination. pence will be running against the former us president and the frontrunner at the moment, donald trump. he's expected to formally launch his campaign soon with a video and a speech on wednesday . now the speech on wednesday. now the judge hearing prince harry's case against mirror group

newspapers says he was surprised the duke didn't turn up today at the duke didn't turn up today at the high court. it was previously thought prince harry would be there to give evidence over claims that newspaper articles contained information that were gathered using unlawful methods . as it's now unlawful methods. as it's now been confirmed , harry will be in been confirmed, harry will be in the witness box tomorrow to give evidence . mirror group evidence. mirror group newspapers is contesting the claims . and some good news to claims. and some good news to finish with. princess eugenie has announced the birth of her second child today. it's a boy and they've called him ernest george. ronnie brooksbank eugenie posted a photograph on her instagram account earlier on today saying the baby boy was born on the 30th of may. and princess eugenie saying big brother august already loves being a big brother to little ernest . congratulations to them. ernest. congratulations to them. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news

. channel tomorrow as news site. now in our media tomorrow as news site. now in heeha haze— tomorrow as news site. now in our media buzz and— tomorrow as news site. now in our media buzz and the- now in our media buzz and the first hem— our media buzz and the first went pages— our media buzz and the first front pages are— our media buzz and the first front pages are in the metro teats— front pages are in the metro teats wtth— front pages are in the metro leads with prince harry's high eewt— leads with prince harry's high eewt .— leads with prince harry's high eewt . he— leads with prince harry's high court . no show— leads with prince harry's high court . no show as the disruptive court. no show as the disruptive hate— court. no show as the disruptive hate manages— court. no show as the disruptive duke manages to— court. no show as the disruptive duke manages to irritate judge mr duke manages to irritate judge it. taste— duke manages to irritate judge mr justice fancourt from day one of mr justice fancourt from day one et hts— mr justice fancourt from day one et hts phehe— mr justice fancourt from day one of his phone hacking case agahst— of his phone hacking case against mirror— of his phone hacking case against mirror group newspapers and against mirror group newspapers amt the— against mirror group newspapers amt the hattw— against mirror group newspapers and the daily star. well, thew-te— and the daily star. well, they're borrowing. i'm very pteat— they're borrowing. i'm very pteat et— they're borrowing. i'm very proud of this,— they're borrowing. i'm very proud of this, actually. my affectionate _ proud of this, actually. my affectionate nickname for the heme— affectionate nickname for the prime minister— affectionate nickname for the prime minister leading with prime minister by leading with hshw— prime minister by leading with hshw .— prime minister by leading with hshw . tetsht — prime minister by leading with fishy , rishi gets— prime minister by leading with fishy , rishi gets chopper fishy, rishi gets his chopper out fishy, rishi gets his chopper eat agath— fishy, rishi gets his chopper out again, reporting on the fact sahah— out again, reporting on the fact sahah teet— out again, reporting on the fact sunak took helicopter 70 miles sunak took a helicopter 70 miles to sunak took a helicopter 70 miles te-tetaw— sunak took a helicopter 70 miles te-tetaw .— sunak took a helicopter 70 miles to-today. instead- sunak took a helicopter 70 miles to today . instead of to kent today. instead of gettmg— to kent today. instead of gettmg-mw- to kent today. instead of- getting-my superstar getting the train, my superstar pamet— getting the train, my superstar panel returned.— getting the train, my superstar panel returned. top daily panel returned. now, top daily express— panel returned. now, top daily express columnist carole malone, the-commentator- express columnist carole malone, the commentator sam the social commentator sam pewter— the social commentator sam pewter amt— the social commentator sam dowler and the— the social commentator sam dowler and the former brexit party— dowler and the former brexit hatw hw— dowler and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy. now hettw— party mep belinda de lucy. now holly willoughby— party mep belinda de lucy. now holly willoughby returned to this holly willoughby returned to thts memhg— holly willoughby returned to this morning today and immediately- this morning today and immediately tried to distance hetsett— immediately tried to distance herself from _ immediately tried to distance herself from her— immediately tried to distance herself from her former co—star amt— herself from her former co—star amt tx—ht— herself from her former co—star and ex—bf phillip— herself from her former co—star and ex—bf phillip schofield . hi

and ex—bf phillip schofield. hi there— and ex—bf phillip schofield. hi there . — and ex—bf phillip schofield. hi there . aest— and ex—bf phillip schofield. hi there . a: “; and ex—bf phillip schofield. hi there. a: “; there. good morning, josie. thank you for being here. thank you. falls right? deep breath . you. falls right? deep breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. it feels very strange indeed, sitting here without phil, 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 they loved. that is a lot to process. but the wider questions about the culture at itv will just not go away with bombshell revelations from former head of news on this morning, emily maddock claiming she quit her job as an exec on the show due to the, quote, toxic sexist and homophobic atmosphere behind the scenes, the experienced journalist also told glamour magazine , did i hear rumours magazine, did i hear rumours about schofe shield and his young male lover? yes , it was an young male lover? yes, it was an open young male lover? yes, it was an epem seeet— young male lover? yes, it was an open secret amongst— young male lover? yes, it was an open secret amongst the- open secret amongst the ptetaetteh— open secret amongst the production team. did i think that— production team. did i think that these— production team. did i think that those in— production team. did i think that those in power knew about

sehehett— that those in power knew about schofield and _ that those in power knew about schofield and his— that those in power knew about schofield and his lover? yes. i hettewe— schofield and his lover? yes. i hehewe thew— schofield and his lover? yes. i believe they were _ schofield and his lover? yes. i believe they were complicit and eahet— believe they were complicit and eahet tetaw— believe they were complicit and earlier today this— believe they were complicit and earlier today this morning, etttet— earlier today this morning, editor martin— earlier today this morning, editor martin frizell gave this thawe— editor martin frizell gave this bizarre response— editor martin frizell gave this bizarre response to a young temate— bizarre response to a young female journalist at is there a teete— female journalist at is there a texte wett— female journalist at is there a toxic work environment at this memhge — toxic work environment at this memmge ht— toxic work environment at this morning? i'll tell— toxic work environment at this morning? a morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic work is aubergine . do you like work is aubergine. do you like aubergine? do you is there a toxic work environment? do you like aubergine? because i don't like aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it's just a personal thing. is there a toxic wett— personal thing. is there a toxic work environment— personal thing. is there a toxic work environment at- “; is there a toxic work environment at this memhge— work environment at this morning? now sam taylor, you thew— morning? now sam taylor, you knew tmttw— morning? now sam taylor, you know emily maddock well, i've thewh— know emily maddock well, i've mewh hath— know emily maddock well, i've known martin frizell for years. i known martin frizell for years. t have— known martin frizell for years. t have me— known martin frizell for years. i have no personal— known martin frizell for years. i have no personal problem at all. it's very odd to me because he was a former crisis management pr that is the last thing you do. you've got a young female journalist asking you about very legitimate claims from former head of news, from your former head of news, and he's making jokes about aubergines. well martin frizell was obviously trying to , you was obviously trying to, you know, the situation, know, lighten the situation, like trying to be like, oh, no. oh, you know, i mean, petsemattw.— oh, you know, i mean, personally, i- oh, you know, i mean, personally, i don't like aubergines_ personally, i don't like

aubergines either. they make me gassw— aubergines either. they make me gassw. hat— aubergines either. they make me gassw. hat t— aubergines either. they make me gassy. but i think— aubergines either. they make me gassy. but i think that was ehweastw— gassy. but i think that was obviously his— gassy. but i think that was obviously his you know, his the.— obviously his you know, his the-mew.— obviously his you know, his like,-know, you- obviously his you know, his like, know, you know what like, you know, you know what it's like, you know, you know what tt-s-wheh — like, you know, you know what it's-when people - like, you know, you know what it's when people turn up on it's like when people turn up on semehetw-s— it's like when people turn up on somebody's_known| somebody's door. you've known thts—peepte. i somebody's door. you've known this-often-people. . somebody's door. you've known this often say people. somebody's door. you've known this often say like, teople. somebody's door. you've known this often say like, oh, le. somebody's door. you've known this often say like, oh, you people often say like, oh, you thew.— people often say like, oh, you know, ridiculous— people often say like, oh, you know, ridiculous things because thew— know, ridiculous things because thew tast— know, ridiculous things because thew hast-te— know, ridiculous things because thew tast-te get— know, ridiculous things because they just to get from they just want to get away from they just want to get away from the conversation. _ they just want to get away from the conversation. 3 3 they just want to get away from the conversation. t: t: the conversation. but why did he not actually address the young female journalist and the allegations? because he didn't heeaase—mawhei because he didn't have maybe semethhg— because he didn't have maybe something—don't. something prepared? i don't mew.— something prepared? i don't mew. hm— something prepared? i don't mew. t-m het— something prepared? i don't know. i'm not going to protect htm— know. i'm not going to protect htm the— know. i'm not going to protect htm the t— know. i'm not going to protect him like i don't.— know. i'm not going to protect him like i don't. okay. so what do him like i don't. okay. so what ate-thawe— him like i don't. okay. so what do know? maddock? very do you know? emily maddock? very well. you make of her well. what do you make of her revelations of time on the revelations of her time on the show? think that obviously show? i think that obviously toxicity, bullying, et cetera is subjective. ithink have subjective. i think that i have themes— subjective. i think that i have friends-morning- subjective. i think that i have friends-morning as- i i think that i have friends morning as well friends on this morning as well whe—tam— friends on this morning as welli whe—tam-aht who who would turn around and say who who would turn around and sawas-— who who would turn around and saw. me teete- say that there was no toxic atmesphete— say that there was no toxic atmosphere loved atmosphere and i've loved wattag— atmosphere and i've loved working-yeah.- atmosphere and i've loved working yeah. and have working there. yeah. and have teeth— working there. yeah. and have loved working— working there. yeah. and have loved working there. so again, it loved working there. so again, ttlte— loved working there. so again, ttltelwtth— loved working there. so again, ttltelwtth ht— loved working there. so again, it.to.with it is- loved working there. so again, it.to.with it is to- loved working there. so again, it to with it is to do it is to do with it is to do wtth— it is to do with it is to do wtth hew— it is to do with it is to do with how you _ it is to do with it is to do with how you feel in a job, a ptetwe— with how you feel in a job, a ptetwe ts— with how you feel in a job, a picture is being— with how you feel in a job, a picture is being painted here, tsp-t— picture is being painted here, hat-amt— picture is being painted here, isn't-and-not isn't there? and itv are not really doing anything to actually deal with what is a huge crisis engulfing their organisation. it is a massive crisis and i was very shocked over the weekend because schofield did two interviews. he did one with the sun

mewspapet— he did one with the sun newspaper did one he did one with the sun- newspaper-did one with newspaper and he did one with saame— newspaper and he did one with saame tet— newspaper and he did one with suzanne for the— newspaper and he did one with suzanne for the bbc. and what i what— suzanne for the bbc. and what i what|saw— suzanne for the bbc. and what i what saw happening what i saw happening there and it what i saw happening there and tt was— what i saw happening there and tt wetw— what i saw happening there and it was very disturbing to me. he-s— it was very disturbing to me. he-s hew— it was very disturbing to me. he-s he— it was very disturbing to me. he's now he says, i'm not going to he's now he says, i'm not going te mate— he's now he says, i'm not going te mate ahw— he's now he says, i'm not going to make any excuses and then pteeeetet— to make any excuses and then pteeeetet te— to make any excuses and then proceeded to make them. and one of proceeded to make them. and one et them— proceeded to make them. and one et them was— proceeded to make them. and one of them was that— proceeded to make them. and one of them was that this the of them was that this or the heat— of them was that this or the heat he-s— of them was that this or the heat he's getting and all the hate— heat he's getting and all the hate-getthg— heat he's getting and all the hate-getting is- heat he's getting and all the hate getting is about hate he's getting is about homophobia.— hate he's getting is about homophobia. is homophobia. i mean, this is ahsetate— homophobia. i mean, this is absolute—is- homophobia. i mean, this isi absolute—is only absolute nonsense. it is only tast— absolute nonsense. it is only tast-wheh— absolute nonsense. it is only last-when he- absolute nonsense. it is only last-when he was- absolute nonsense. it is only last when he was praising last year when he was praising the-pathe— last year when he was praising the-public.their- the british public for their sappett— the british public for their sappett etea— the british public for their support over him coming out as gay— support over him coming out as gaw amt— support over him coming out as gaw amt the— support over him coming out as gay and the love— support over him coming out as gay and the love that he felt hem— gay and the love that he felt hem peepte— gay and the love that he felt hem peepte .— gay and the love that he felt from people . you know, when he from people. you know, when he teetaet— from people. you know, when he teetaet he— from people. you know, when he declared he was— from people. you know, when he declared he was gay. so this hemephehta— declared he was gay. so this homophobia almost homophobia thing, it's almost the— homophobia thing, it's almost the he-s— homophobia thing, it's almost like he's looking— homophobia thing, it's almost like he's looking for something to like he's looking for something te htame— like he's looking for something to blame that— like he's looking for something to blame that is— like he's looking for something to blame that is not to do with hm.— to blame that is not to do with htm. amt— to blame that is not to do with him. and maybe— to blame that is not to do with him. and maybe when you're where helmew— him. and maybe when you're where helmew. mawhe— him. and maybe when you're where helnow, maybe when— him. and maybe when you're where he now, maybe when you've he is now, maybe when you've test—amt— he is now, maybe when you've lost—and you're- he is now, maybe when you've lost—and you're at. lost everything and you're at teet— lost everything and you're at eeet-mawhe- lost everything and you're at rock-maybe you- lost everything and you're at rock maybe you have to rock bottom, maybe you have to tha— rock bottom, maybe you have to hat—te- rock bottom, maybe you have to find _to blame. find something else to blame that— find something else to blame that-teete— find something else to blame that-100% down- find something else to blame that 100% down you. but that isn't 100% down to you. but heeaase— that isn't 100% down to you. but heeaase wea— that isn't 100% down to you. but because you initially felt swmpathw— because you initially felt sympathy for_ because you initially felt sympathy for him, i wrote my whete— sympathy for him, i wrote my whole column— sympathy for him, i wrote my whole column about this on satwtaw— whole column about this on saturday and— whole column about this on saturday and was starting to saturday and i was starting to teet— saturday and i was starting to teet tewats— saturday and i was starting to feel towards the— saturday and i was starting to feel towards the end of last week—maybe-i feel towards the end of last- week_maybe. maybe week. enough now maybe. maybe it's week. enough now maybe. maybe hts-hew— week. enough now maybe. maybe hts-hew amt— week. enough now maybe. maybe it's-now and then- week. enough now maybe. maybe it's-now and then i- it's enough now and then i watehet— it's enough now and then i watched these— it's enough now and then i watched these i— it's enough now and then i watched these i listened to the rajan — watched these i listened to the rajan interview— watched these i listened to the rajan interview and read the sun one

rajan interview and read the sun amt— rajan interview and read the sun amt t— rajan interview and read the sun one and i couldn't— rajan interview and read the sun one and i couldn't believe what he was— one and i couldn't believe what he was actually— one and i couldn't believe what he was actually saying when he sat— he was actually saying when he sat amt— he was actually saying when he sat amt the— he was actually saying when he said and the thing that really sheehet— said and the thing that really sheehet me— said and the thing that really shocked me to— said and the thing that really shocked me to my corners , he shocked me to my corners, he sat.— shocked me to my corners, he sat. he— shocked me to my corners, he sat. pe peepte— shocked me to my corners, he said, do people want me to die? no said, do people want me to die? he he— said, do people want me to die? he se— said, do people want me to die? he se. amt— said, do people want me to die? no no. so. and he— said, do people want me to die? no no. so. and he compared htmsett— no no. so. and he compared htmsett. he— no no. so. and he compared himself. he said,— no no. so. and he compared himself. he said, this is what eaehhe— himself. he said, this is what caroline flack— himself. he said, this is what caroline flack must have felt the.— caroline flack must have felt the. he.— caroline flack must have felt the. he. ht— caroline flack must have felt like. no, it isn't.— caroline flack must have felt like. no, it isn't. caroline ttaeh— like. no, it isn't. caroline ttaeh hat— like. no, it isn't. caroline flack had had— like. no, it isn't. caroline flack had had mental issues for a temg— flack had had mental issues for a tehg hme— flack had had mental issues for a long time. she— flack had had mental issues for a long time. she had she had teem— a long time. she had she had been diagnosed— a long time. she had she had been diagnosed as bipolar in the memhs— been diagnosed as bipolar in the months leading— been diagnosed as bipolar in the months leading up to her suicide . that— months leading up to her suicide . that ts— months leading up to her suicide . that ts het— months leading up to her suicide . that is not phillip— months leading up to her suicide . that is not phillip schofield stew.— . that is not phillip schofield stew. he— . that is not phillip schofield stetw. he has— . that is not phillip schofield story. he has lost— . that is not phillip schofield story. he has lost his job and his reputation,— story. he has lost his job and his reputation, which are two ehtttetw— his reputation, which are two entirely different things. but it's entirely different things. but as atmest— entirely different things. but it's almost like,— entirely different things. but it's almost like, you know, when hes— it's almost like, you know, when he-s sawmg— it's almost like, you know, when he-s sawtmg that.— it's almost like, you know, when he's saying that, it's almost to me— he's saying that, it's almost to me t— he's saying that, it's almost to me t fett— he's saying that, it's almost to me i felt manipulated by that gaete— me i felt manipulated by that gaete .— me i felt manipulated by that gaete . t— me i felt manipulated by that quote . i thought— me i felt manipulated by that quote . i thought what he was quote. i thought what he was sawhg— quote. i thought what he was sawtmg te— quote. i thought what he was sawtmg te the— quote. i thought what he was saying to the media was, if you wette— saying to the media was, if you whte ahw— saying to the media was, if you whte amw mee— saying to the media was, if you write any more stuff about me, i may— write any more stuff about me, i maw wtt— write any more stuff about me, i may kill myself. _ write any more stuff about me, i may kill myself. jtit may kill myself. do you think there was a threat then? like a threat? no, i don't think it was a threat.— threat? no, i don't think it was a threat. t— threat? no, i don't think it was a threat. i think— threat? no, i don't think it was a threat. i think he— 7 no, i don't think it was a threat. i think he was manipulating- a threat. i think he was manipulating more subtle than that.— manipulating more subtle than that. h— manipulating more subtle than that. tt was— manipulating more subtle than that. it was much— manipulating more subtle than that. it was much more subtle. hat— that. it was much more subtle. hat-thhg— that. it was much more subtle. hat-thhg ts— that. it was much more subtle. but-thing is for— that. it was much more subtle. but thing is for me, see, but the thing is for me, see, amt— but the thing is for me, see, amt t— but the thing is for me, see, amt t that— but the thing is for me, see, and i think it's— but the thing is for me, see, and i think it's very important to and i think it's very important te petmt— and i think it's very important te peht eat— and i think it's very important to point out this— and i think it's very important to point out this story is not teattw— to point out this story is not teattw theat— to point out this story is not really about the _ to point out this story is not really about the private life of

hhtthp— really about the private life of phillip schofield _ really about the private life of phillip schofield i've said htght— phillip schofield i've said hght shee— phillip schofield i've said right since one, not right since day one, i'm not htetestet— right since day one, i'm not interested—it. right since day one, i'm not interested—it isi interested in that, but it is theat— interested in that, but it is aheat-taet— interested in that, but it is about-fact-itv. interested in that, but it is about fact itv have about the fact that itv have engaged— about the fact that itv have engaged h— about the fact that itv have engaged in what i believe and i mew— engaged in what i believe and i knew thew— engaged in what i believe and i knew thew temw— engaged in what i believe and i know they deny it. j “t: ji“ti.titi; know they deny it. and i'm more than happy for them to come for me this. but i believe and me on this. but i believe and i have proof of it that they have engagedin have proof of it that they have engaged in a course cover up. yes, i think that's what's really sticking in people's throats honest, we throats because to be honest, we don't full story. don't know the full story. we've never heard this we've never heard from this young— we've never heard from this weamg-hts— we've never heard from this young-his side- we've never heard from this young his side of story young lad his side of the story etthet— young lad his side of the story either-really- young lad his side of the story either really about either. and it's really about spetttght— either. and it's really about spetttght eh— either. and it's really about spotlight on itv now , because spotlight on itv now, because weahg— spotlight on itv now, because weamg peepte— spotlight on itv now, because our young people in a work, sate.— our young people in a work, sate. wett— our young people in a work, safe, work environment in itv, wea— safe, work environment in itv, wea thew— safe, work environment in itv, wea knew what— safe, work environment in itv, you know what lies did they have to you know what lies did they have te tett— you know what lies did they have te tett te— you know what lies did they have to tell to cover— you know what lies did they have to tell to cover up— you know what lies did they have to tell to cover up if— you know what lies did they have to tell to cover up if it was a ape— to tell to cover up if it was a ape hat— to tell to cover up if it was a cover up? but but— to tell to cover up if it was a cover up? but but what was a teattw— cover up? but but what was a really interesting— cover up? but but what was a really interesting reflection on the disconnection between itv amt— the disconnection between itv amt thet— the disconnection between itv and their audience was holly's ttttte— and their audience was holly's ttttte speeeh— and their audience was holly's little speech today straight hem— little speech today straight ttem the— little speech today straight from the autocue from her heart. whatever. — from the autocue from her heart. whatever. whichever it was, she ham-t— whatever. whichever it was, she ttth-t teet— whatever. whichever it was, she ttth-t teet ht— whatever. whichever it was, she didn't feel it was— whatever. whichever it was, she didn't feel it was genuine. but i didn't feel it was genuine. but t that— didn't feel it was genuine. but t that hts— didn't feel it was genuine. but i think it's indicative of how thts— i think it's indicative of how thts memhg— i think it's indicative of how this morning is— i think it's indicative of how this morning is completely got it this morning is completely got tt wemg— this morning is completely got tt wemg t— this morning is completely got it wrong. i mean,— this morning is completely got it wrong. i mean, this. are you okay?— it wrong. i mean, this. are you okay? tt-s— it wrong. i mean, this. are you okay? it's almost— it wrong. i mean, this. are you okay? it's almost like it was going— okay? it's almost like it was getmg te— okay? it's almost like it was getmg te he— okay? it's almost like it was going to be followed by it's not eheagh— going to be followed by it's not eheagh te— going to be followed by it's not enough to survive.—

going to be followed by it's not enough to survive. we have to thawe— enough to survive. we have to have. that— enough to survive. we have to thrive. that-that's- enough to survive. we have to thrive. that that's not thrive. that kind of that's not what— thrive. that kind of that's not what-british _ thrive. that kind of that's not what british people it is a what the british people it is a hat.— what the british people it is a hat. hegham— what the british people it is a bit. meghan-and- what the british people it is a bit. meghan and you know bit. meghan markle and you know what—thel what was really weird about the speeehe— what was really weird about the speeehe the— what was really weird about the speech? the whole non—binary peam— speech? the whole non—binary pronoun—startedi pronoun thing that she started tehg— pronoun thing that she started gehg-thh— pronoun thing that she started tehg-thtt .— pronoun thing that she started doing-phil , like- pronoun thing that she started doing phil, like had doing about phil, like they had to doing about phil, like they had te step— doing about phil, like they had te step tewh— doing about phil, like they had to step down and— doing about phil, like they had to step down and they did this amt— to step down and they did this amt thew— to step down and they did this amt thew att— to step down and they did this and they did that. was that and they did that. what was that all and they did that. what was that att—wash-t— and they did that. what was that all—wasn't talking. and they did that. what was that all wasn't talking to all about? she wasn't talking to the-eemmem- all about? she wasn't talking to the common person. the ordinary common person. that-s— the ordinary common person. that's-normal— the ordinary common person. that's-normal language. that's just normal language. i think is not a few short think this is not a few short months ago, she was besties with him. now she can't even say his hame-whteh— him. now she can't even say his hame-whteh t— j“ now she can't even say his name which i thought the name and which i thought was the hetght— name and which i thought was the hetghtlhwpeehsw.— name and which i thought was the height hypocrisy. but then height of hypocrisy. but then teste— height of hypocrisy. but then josie gibson— height of hypocrisy. but then josie gibson calling josie gibson is calling it a tamttw— josie gibson is calling it a tamttw . — josie gibson is calling it a tamttw . t— josie gibson is calling it a family. i mean,- josie gibson is calling it a family . e josie gibson is calling it a family . j“ c family. i mean, it's the most dysfunctional family britain, family. i mean, it's the most dthink. itnal family britain, family. i mean, it's the most dthink. i thinkimily britain, family. i mean, it's the most dthink. i think bottom britain, family. t: i think bottom line. i think. i think bottom line. hat— i think. i think bottom line. hat att— i think. i think bottom line. but all that nonsense there with them the start of the them hugging at the start of the program, enough of that. the pubuc program, enough of that. the public aren't buying that anymore. mason is trauma. anymore. mason is not in trauma. the— anymore. mason is not in trauma. the-the— anymore. mason is not in trauma. the - line - bottom - anymore. mason is not in trauma. the-line-bottom line. the bottom line the bottom line is, the bottom line the bottom line tslthhh— the bottom line the bottom line tslthhh thts— the bottom line the bottom line is,|think this is— the bottom line the bottom line is, think this is cumulative is, i think this is a cumulative etteet. — is, i think this is a cumulative etteet. t— is, i think this is a cumulative effect. i think— is, i think this is a cumulative effect. i think that- is, i think this is a cumulative effect. i think that people people you know, we're getting sick and phil show. sick of the holly and phil show. and then we had qg8 and then we had phil's brother and then we had phil's brother and then we had and just had this and this, and it just sort of built up over time. okay, look , i want move on, okay, look, i want to move on, theagh—tett- okay, look, i want to move on, though,_told you. okay, look, i want to move on,- though,_told you last though, because we told you last week— though, because we told you last week how fuming motorists were tahthg—

week how fuming motorists were tahthg-ott— week how fuming motorists were taking-oil protests- taking just stop oil protests tate— taking just stop oil protests hte thet— taking just stop oil protests into their own— taking just stop oil protests into their own hands as anger wtth— into their own hands as anger wtth the— into their own hands as anger wtth the eee— into their own hands as anger with the eco terrorist disruption - with the eco terrorist- disruption _reached disruption finally reached hethhg— disruption finally reached boiling point.— disruption finally reached boiling point. tensions boiling point. well, tensions haven-t— haven't eased. and if these ettps— haven't eased. and if these ettps ttem — haven't eased. and if these clips from london today are amwthmg— clips from london today are amwthtmg te— clips from london today are anything to 90— clips from london today are amwthtmg te ge .— anything to go. by . . by anything to go weah— . . by anything to go weah .— anything to go. by weah . t- anything to go. by yeah , i don't . for whoa, whoa, whoa. it's time. idle - whoa, whoa, whoa. it's time. the eeps— . whoa, whoa, whoa. it's time. idle cops allowing— . whoa, whoa, whoa. it's time. idle cops allowing public- j.:pt“tits it's time. idle cops allowing public anger to idle cops allowing public anger te eaptete— idle cops allowing public anger to explode. did— idle cops allowing public anger to explode. did their jobs and step— to explode. did their jobs and step these— to explode. did their jobs and stop these green— to explode. did their jobs and

stop these green goons before thew— stop these green goons before thew get— stop these green goons before they get started. _ stop these green goons before they get started. before someone gets— they get started. before someone gets setteastw— they get started. before someone gets seriously hurt— they get started. before someone gets seriously hurt ? watlington gets seriously hurt? watlington taew— gets seriously hurt? watlington lucva sam— gets seriously hurt? watlington lucy, sam dalla,_ gets seriously hurt? watlington lucy, sam dalla, carmelo, do stame— lucy, sam dalla, carmelo, do staht hw— lucy, sam dalla, carmelo, do stand by because— lucy, sam dalla, carmelo, do stand by because coming up, as heats— stand by because coming up, as hehs attes— stand by because coming up, as boris allies, including lord etattas— boris allies, including lord cruddas claim _ boris allies, including lord cruddas claim rishi sunak is hteehthg— cruddas claim rishi sunak is hteehhg the— cruddas claim rishi sunak is blocking the release of texts to the eovth — blocking the release of texts to the covm inquiry— blocking the release of texts to the covid inquiry because they wttt— the covid inquiry because they wttt teweat— the covid inquiry because they will reveal his— the covid inquiry because they will reveal his plot to topple heats— will reveal his plot to topple hehs tet— will reveal his plot to topple boris for the— will reveal his plot to topple boris for the first time. um, sheath— boris for the first time. um, sheatt the— boris for the first time. um, should the witch hunt against the tamer— should the witch hunt against the former pm— should the witch hunt against the former pm now end, my sapetsta— the former pm now end, my superstar panel— the former pm now end, my superstar panel will return to debate— superstar panel will return to tehate that— superstar panel will return to debate that very— superstar panel will return to debate that very soon. but hast— debate that very soon. but hast-a— debate that very soon. but tttstla htgh— debate that very soon. but first, a high court judge and first, as a high court judge and the water— first, as a high court judge and the mirror group's— first, as a high court judge and the mirror group's barrister teth— the mirror group's barrister both slammed— the mirror group's barrister both slammed prince for harry tathhg— both slammed prince for harry tathhg te— both slammed prince for harry failing to show— both slammed prince for harry failing to show up and wasting eewt— failing to show up and wasting eewt hme— failing to show up and wasting court time. today— failing to show up and wasting court time. today is his tetahget— court time. today is his deranged mission to destroy the hash- deranged mission to destroy the hhttsh pres— deranged mission to destroy the british press. already a disaster?— british press. already a disaster? royal masterminds disaster? my royal masterminds thh— disaster? my royal masterminds thtt hamptet— disaster? my royal masterminds phil dampier and— disaster? my royal masterminds phil dampier and lady colin eamphett— phil dampier and lady colin eamphett eh— phil dampier and lady colin campbell on deck to deliver thet— campbell on deck to deliver their unflinching verdict. sttatght— their unflinching verdict. straight after— their unflinching verdict. straight after this .

night from 11 on gb news britain's news . night from 11 on gb news britain's news. channel night from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel kelvin britain's news. channel kelvin mackenzie gives his brutal verdict on the crisis engulfing itv shortly. but first, my royal hatt— itv shortly. but first, my royal hatt sphes. — itv shortly. but first, my royal mail spines. lady— . but first, my royal mail spines. lady colin campbell and mail spines. lady colin campbell amt thh— mail spines. lady colin campbell and phil dampier— mail spines. lady colin campbell and phil dampier .— and phil dampier. amt— and phil dampier. and prince harry has knocked some important— and prince harry has knocked some important noses out of ham— some important noses out of teht eh— some important noses out of ham at the— some important noses out of joint on the very— some important noses out of joint on the very first day of hts— joint on the very first day of hts htgh— joint on the very first day of his high court— joint on the very first day of his high court phone back haehthg— his high court phone back hacking battle— his high court phone back hacking battle against mirror weap— hacking battle against mirror group newspapers being slammed for group newspapers being slammed tet wastag— group newspapers being slammed tet wasthg the— group newspapers being slammed for wasting the court's time

ahea— for wasting the court's time after failing— for wasting the court's time after failing to— for wasting the court's time after failing to even show up for after failing to even show up tet the— after failing to even show up for the opening— after failing to even show up for the opening of his own legal case. now, having— for the opening of his own legal case. now, having flown into the uk case. now, having flown into the at tate— case. now, having flown into the uk late choosing— case. now, having flown into the uk late choosing instead to stay hehht— uk late choosing instead to stay hehht h— uk late choosing instead to stay hehht th the— uk late choosing instead to stay behind in the states to celebrate— behind in the states to celebrate daughter lilibet seeeht— celebrate daughter lilibet second birthday, the disruptive hate— second birthday, the disruptive hate thew— second birthday, the disruptive duke drew disdain from andrew ewwme— duke drew disdain from andrew ewwme te— duke drew disdain from andrew gwynne kc, representing mirror weap— gwynne kc, representing mirror group newspapers who fumed. it is group newspapers who fumed. it ts ahsat— group newspapers who fumed. it is unsat isfactory_ group newspapers who fumed. it is unsat isfactory that he was met— is unsat isfactory that he was not available— is unsat isfactory that he was not available for— is unsat isfactory that he was not available for the first day of not available for the first day et thts— not available for the first day of this trial. _ not available for the first day of this trial. it— not available for the first day of this trial. it is— not available for the first day of this trial. it is absolutely extraordinary. _ of this trial. it is absolutely extraordinary. now, harry's haee— extraordinary. now, harry's absence hasn't— extraordinary. now, harry's absence hasn't prevented some tasehathg— absence hasn't prevented some fascinating revelations on the epemhg— fascinating revelations on the epemtmg haw.— fascinating revelations on the opening day. however, with the zoos— opening day. however, with the 2003 headline _ opening day. however, with the 2003 headline from the people tepetthg— 2003 headline from the people tepettmg ah— 2003 headline from the people reporting an apparently private ehsagteemeht— reporting an apparently private disagreement between princes wttham— disagreement between princes wttham amt— disagreement between princes william and harry over how to mate— william and harry over how to handle their— william and harry over how to handle their late— william and harry over how to handle their late mother's tamer— handle their late mother's former butler,— handle their late mother's former butler, paul burrell, hehg— former butler, paul burrell, hetmg asee— former butler, paul burrell, hetmg aset hw— former butler, paul burrell, being used by harry's lawyer, hawt— being used by harry's lawyer, david sherborne,— being used by harry's lawyer, david sherborne, as apparent ewtemee— david sherborne, as apparent ewtehee et— david sherborne, as apparent evidence of phone hacking, which the mme— evidence of phone hacking, which the mirror forcefully denies. so tatw— the mirror forcefully denies. so tatw e.— the mirror forcefully denies. so tatw e. as— the mirror forcefully denies. so tatw e. as teth— the mirror forcefully denies. so lady c, as both the high court judge— lady c, as both the high court ratge amt— lady c, as both the high court ratge amt the— lady c, as both the high court judge and the mirror group's own hamster— judge and the mirror group's own hamster tast— judge and the mirror group's own barrister just totally slammed haw— barrister just totally slammed hamw tetaw— barrister just totally slammed hamw tetaw .— barrister just totally slammed harry today . this mission to harry today. this mission to testtew— harry today. this mission to testtew the— harry today. this mission to destroy the british media isn't off destroy the british media isn't at te— destroy the british media isn't at te a— destroy the british media isn't at te a geet— destroy the british media isn't off to a good start, is it? e

off to a good start, is it? it eatamtw— off to a good start, is it? it certainly isn't.— off to a good start, is it? it certainly isn't. isn't- off to a good start, is it? it certainly isn't. isn't it? what wonderful mean ? harry couldn't wonderful mean? harry couldn't have shot himself in the foot more effectively if he had been a sharpshooter . can more effectively if he had been a sharpshooter. can you imagine an antagonising, mrjustice fancourt, who had ordered him to be available for or to for the first day's hearing . and he first day's hearing. and he completely ignored it. does he think mr justice fancourt completely ignored it. does he think mrjustice fancourt is going to be impressed by the fact that he stayed behind for lilibet second birth day? lilibet second birth day? lilibet doesn't know what day of the week it is, much less whether it's her birthday or not. the birthday could have been celebrated on saturday. his arrogance in impertinence and delusion journalism could not have been more apparent, and his disrespect for everybody and everything except himself , well, everything except himself, well, especially seeing he was in the country. i mean, phil dampier, i

sat— country. i mean, phil dampier, i sat eattea— country. i mean, phil dampier, i said earlier, as— country. i mean, phil dampier, i said earlier, as soon— ti.tit. i mean, phil dampier, i said earlier, as soon as he heat— said earlier, as soon as he heat that.— said earlier, as soon as he heard that, why- said earlier, as soon as he heard that, why didn't he just get hts— heard that, why didn't he just get hts ttem — heard that, why didn't he just get his from whatever posh hotel he stawet— get his from whatever posh hotel he stawet at— get his from whatever posh hotel he stayed at and— get his from whatever posh hotel he stayed at and get to court , he stayed at and get to court, htght.— he stayed at and get to court, tttght. weah.— he stayed at and get to court, right. yeah. good— he stayed at and get to court, right. yeah. good evening . right. yeah. good evening. i've aetaattw— right. yeah. good evening. i've aetaattw seem— right. yeah. good evening. i've actually seen something on twitter tonight suggesting that he was having a few drinks in soho house last night. i don't know if that's true. _ soho house last night. i don't know if that's true. it- j“ ;“ i don't know if that's true. it might be tast— know if that's true. it might be tast ee— know if that's true. it might be just one-rumours- know if that's true. it might be just one rumours on just one of those rumours on twtttea— just one of those rumours on twitter,.don't_ just one of those rumours on twitter,.don't put- just one of those rumours on twitter, don't put any great. twitter, so don't put any great. hat— twitter, so don't put any great. hat ht— twitter, so don't put any great. but it wouldn't— twitter, so don't put any great. but it wouldn't surprise me. it makes— but it wouldn't surprise me. it makes .wonder_ but it wouldn't surprise me. it makes wonder whether he's makes you wonder whether he's the— makes you wonder whether he's hat-tast— makes you wonder whether he's hthtltast-gtweh- makes you wonder whether he's kind-just-given up- kind of just sort of given up amt— kind of just sort of given up amt hes— kind of just sort of given up amt he-s tast— kind of just sort of given up and he's just regarding this whete—et- and he's just regarding this whete—et al and he's just regarding this. whole—of a joke. whole thing as a bit of a joke. i whole thing as a bit of a joke. t-hts— whole thing as a bit of a joke. t-hts tatw— whole thing as a bit of a joke. t-hts tatw saws- whole thing as a bit of a joke. i his lady says it's, you i mean, his lady says it's, you mew.— i mean, his lady says it's, you knew the— i mean, his lady says it's, you know, the arrogance of it, the thea— know, the arrogance of it, the ttea-he— know, the arrogance of it, the idea-he couldn't- know, the arrogance of it, the idea he couldn't have had idea that he couldn't have had thts— idea that he couldn't have had hts-ahme- idea that he couldn't have had this-archie, for- this party for archie, for tttthet— this party for archie, for lilibet,lday- this party for archie, for lilibet,lday or- this party for archie, for lilibet, day or earlier. lilibet, a day or two earlier. he-s— lilibet, a day or two earlier. he-s tast— lilibet, a day or two earlier. he-s rast test— lilibet, a day or two earlier. he's just lost all— lilibet, a day or two earlier. he's just lost all sense of petspeettwe.— he's just lost all sense of perspective, he? when he's just lost all sense of- perspective,-he? when you perspective, hasn't he? when you that— perspective, hasn't he? when you that he— perspective, hasn't he? when you that he spent— perspective, hasn't he? when you think he spent that— perspective, hasn't he? when you think he spent that time in atghamtstam— think he spent that time in afghanistan with with other setttets— soldiers who missed their tamtttes— families for months on end, the thea— families for months on end, the idea _couldn't- families for months on end, the idea _couldn't have- families for months on end, the idea couldn't have just idea that he couldn't have just mewet— idea that he couldn't have just moved-birthday- idea that he couldn't have just moved birthday party is moved this birthday party is htteateas— moved this birthday party is ridiculous. should be ridiculous. so should be fascinated— ridiculous. so should be fascinated to— ridiculous. so should be fascinated to see tomorrow if tasttee— fascinated to see tomorrow if justice fancourt— fascinated to see tomorrow if justice fancourt the judge who eteatw— justice fancourt the judge who eteatw wsht— justice fancourt the judge who clearly wasn't impressed today, aetaattw— clearly wasn't impressed today, actually something to him actually says something to him amt— actually says something to him amt tehahes— actually says something to him and rebukes him— actually says something to him and rebukes him in court. jajtjtigl and rebukes him in court. well, i and rebukes him in court. well, t hepa— and rebukes him in court. well, t hepe se— and rebukes him in court. well, t hepe amt— and rebukes him in court. well, i hope so. and he— and rebukes him in court. well, i hope so. and he may have to give an extra half day of

evidence on wednesday. so it serves him right. now. lady c, there today there were new revelations today in court. the problem is, as casey green for the mirror says, there remains absolutely no evidence harry's phone was evidence that harry's phone was ever hacked. however there they going right back 30 years, suggesting that two letters sent between princess diana and michael barrymore suggests that phone hacking might have taken place. the first letter being an arrangement to meet between diana and barrymore, the second letter being her apologies to barrymore for the fact that the meeting got out after they swapped phone details. but all of it, lady c seems is highly circumstantial without any actual proof of hacking . well, actual proof of hacking. well, not only is there no- i i “; well, not only is there no proof of haehhg— not only is there no proof of haehthg hts— not only is there no proof of hacking its way— not only is there no proof of hacking its way out of time , hacking its way out of time, and:— hacking its way out of time, amt. wea— hacking its way out of time, amt. wea mew.— hacking its way out of time, and, you know, 30 years ago, if you— and, you know, 30 years ago, if wea hat— and, you know, 30 years ago, if you had somebodies phone number and you had somebodies phone number amt wea— you had somebodies phone number amt wea phemet— you had somebodies phone number amt wea phemet ht— you had somebodies phone number and you phoned it up and you put in and you phoned it up and you put th eh— and you phoned it up and you put th eh eh— and you phoned it up and you put th eh eh. eee.— and you phoned it up and you put in oh oh, 000, and— and you phoned it up and you put in oh oh, 000, and they hadn't hethetet— in oh oh, 000, and they hadn't

hethetet te— in oh oh, 000, and they hadn't bothered to change their code, you— bothered to change their code, wea eeatt— bothered to change their code, wea eeatt get— bothered to change their code, you could get their messages that— you could get their messages mean that was— you could get their messages mean that was well known thteagheat— mean that was well known throughout the— mean that was well known throughout the whole of the weath— throughout the whole of the watt. het— throughout the whole of the world, not only— throughout the whole of the world, not only in fleet street. so world, not only in fleet street. se h— world, not only in fleet street. se t tt— world, not only in fleet street. so if it happened,— world, not only in fleet street. so if it happened, it happened all so if it happened, it happened at etea— so if it happened, it happened at the— so if it happened, it happened all over the world with all seats— all over the world with all sets et— all over the world with all sorts of people. - all over the world with all sorts of people. but it's 30 weas— sorts of people. but it's 30 weas age.— sorts of people. but it's 30 weas age. h— sorts of people. but it's 30 years ago. it has- sorts of people. but it's 30 years ago. it has no relevance. vea— years ago. it has no relevance. tea mew.— years ago. it has no relevance. tea knew the— years ago. it has no relevance. you know, the fact— years ago. it has no relevance. you know, the fact that i kill you— you know, the fact that i kill wea teesh-t— you know, the fact that i kill you doesn't mean that i'm going to you doesn't mean that i'm going te hahg— you doesn't mean that i'm going te hamg tet— you doesn't mean that i'm going to hang for having— you doesn't mean that i'm going to hang for having killed phil. i to hang for having killed phil. t mean— to hang for having killed phil. t hm— to hang for having killed phil. i mean, i'm sorry.— to hang for having killed phil. i mean, i'm sorry. you know , the i mean, i'm sorry. you know, the etme— i mean, i'm sorry. you know, the has— i mean, i'm sorry. you know, the has te— i mean, i'm sorry. you know, the has te he— i mean, i'm sorry. you know, the crime has to be particular to the— crime has to be particular to the event— crime has to be particular to the event and— crime has to be particular to the event and the person and thew-te— the event and the person and they're dragging— the event and the person and they're dragging everything but they're dragging everything but the htteheh— they're dragging everything but the kitchen sink— they're dragging everything but the kitchen sink . l the kitchen sink. but, phil, hts— the kitchen sink. but, phil, it's almost like for harry, it doesn't matter that there's no proof here, because what he wants to do is be on a platform reported all around the world in a courtroom saying the british media ruined my life. and we saw it again today in the opening arguments from the perma tanned lawyer representing harry david sherborne , who said there sherborne, who said there relationship has formed a

relationship has formed a relationship with chelsy davy. there she is coming up again. don't know how meghan's going to feel about that because it really does start to feel like chelsy davy was the one who got away concerned. chelsy davy was the one who got awa he's concerned. chelsy davy was the one who got awa he's saying, concerned. chelsy davy was the one who got awa he's saying, look,tncerned. chelsy davy was the one who got awa he's saying, look, this ned. but he's saying, look, this relationship was effectively destroyed couldn't trust destroyed. we couldn't trust anyone thought it was anyone because we thought it was all to hacking. maybe all down to hacking. so maybe harry phil, if he harry doesn't care. phil, if he loses and if the evidence is there, he just wants his day in court. i think that's right. he tast— court. i think that's right. he tast tees— court. i think that's right. he just does want— court. i think that's right. he just does want his— ti.tit. i. i think that's right. he just does want his day in court. appaemttw— just does want his day in court. apparently sherborne was tamhhhg— apparently sherborne was tamhtmg eh— apparently sherborne was rambling on today, went on and apparently sherborne was ranandig on today, went on and apparently sherborne was ranand on.n today, went on and apparently sherborne was ranand on. andiay, went on and apparently sherborne was ranand on. and at. went on and apparently sherborne was ranand on. and at oneit on and apparently sherborne was ranand on. and at one point, nd apparently sherborne was ranand on. and at one point, at on and on. and at one point, at peht— on and on. and at one point, at pemt. thew— on and on. and at one point, at one point, they couldn't find htm— one point, they couldn't find htmlthe— one point, they couldn't find him the afternoon, him in the afternoon, appaemttw- him in the afternoon, apparently. and the said, apparently. and the judge said, where—someone- apparently. and the judge said, where someone go and where is he? can someone go and get htme— where is he? can someone go and get htme amt— where is he? can someone go and get him? and one— where is he? can someone go and get him? and one of— where is he? can someone go and get him? and one of the repeaters— get him? and one of the reporters shouted out, do we hate— reporters shouted out, do we have-everyone- reporters shouted out, do we have everyone laughed reporters shouted out, do we havteveryone everyone laughed reporters shouted out, do we havteveryone laughed, laughed reporters shouted out, do we havteveryone laughed, apparently and everyone laughed, apparently heeaase— and everyone laughed, apparently heeaase-hhe— and everyone laughed, apparently because-like the- and everyone laughed, apparently because like the sound because he does like the sound of because he does like the sound et-wetee.— because he does like the sound et-wetee. as— because he does like the sound of-voice, as we- because he does like the sound. of-voice, as we .from of his own voice, as we saw from the— of his own voice, as we saw from the tees— of his own voice, as we saw from the leveson inquiry.— of his own voice, as we saw from the leveson inquiry. but no, the ehttte— the leveson inquiry. but no, the ehttte thhg— the leveson inquiry. but no, the entire thing seems— the leveson inquiry. but no, the entire thing seems based entire thing seems to be based on entire thing seems to be based at the— entire thing seems to be based at the set— entire thing seems to be based at the seat et— entire thing seems to be based on the sort of premise that heeaase— on the sort of premise that because a load— on the sort of premise that because a load of celebrities on the sort of premise that bec hacked,)ad of celebrities on the sort of premise that bec hacked, harry celebrities on the sort of premise that bec hacked, harry musttrities on the sort of premise that bec hacked, harry must have been got hacked, harry must have been haeheet—me— got hacked, harry must have been hacked._no evidence. hacked. but there's no evidence for hacked. but there's no evidence tet ht.— hacked. but there's no evidence tet tt. se— hacked. but there's no evidence tet tt. se hts— hacked. but there's no evidence for it. so it's going— hacked. but there's no evidence for it. so it's going to be fascinating— for it. so it's going to be fascinating to— for it. so it's going to be fascinating to see kicked fascinating to see him kicked aeaht— around by what's his name, therew— around by what's his name, andrew-isn't- around by what's his name, andrew-isn'tii. around by what's his name,- andrew-isn'tii think andrew green, isn't it? i think teptesemtmg— andrew green, isn't it? i think representing in— andrew green, isn't it? i think representing in the mirror

tomorrow-how- representing in the mirror tomorrow how he's going representing in the mirror- tomorrow-how he's going to tomorrow quite how he's going to eeme-t— tomorrow quite how he's going to eeme-t hem-t— tomorrow quite how he's going to come-i don't know.- come out of it, i don't know. hat— come out of it, i don't know. hat-gehg— come out of it, i don't know. hat-gehg-te- come out of it, i don't know. but-going-to ask. come out of it, i don't know.- but-going-to ask this but it's going to be to ask this tatw— but it's going to be to ask this ladva see— but it's going to be to ask this tatw. eaa— but it's going to be to ask this lady, see, can harry cope psychology— lady, see, can harry cope psychology with psychology hinckley with a cross—examined nation? i cross—examined nation? because of cross—examined nation? because et—hattw-s- cross—examined nation? because et—hattw-s entw- of course, so far harry's only been questioned by his mates , been questioned by his mates, oprah winfrey, bradby , oprah winfrey, tom bradby, anderson cooper. they failed in theirjournalistic anderson cooper. they failed in their journalistic duty to cross—examine harry. so can he psychologically cope with this cross—examination tomorrow? ladies? see how how outraged harry was when tom bradley dared to get near to the truth. harry is arrogant, harry.— to get near to the truth. harry is arrogant, harry. he- to get near to the truth. harry is arrogant, harry. he is- ;ti. harry is arrogant, harry. he is used to is arrogant, harry. he is used te tawmg— is arrogant, harry. he is used te tawtmg hewh— is arrogant, harry. he is used to laying down the law. harry is asee— to laying down the law. harry is aset te— to laying down the law. harry is used to telling— to laying down the law. harry is used to telling everybody what thew— used to telling everybody what thew sheath— used to telling everybody what they should think. and if they day,— they should think. and if they haw. thew— they should think. and if they haw. thew hae— they should think. and if they day, they dare to— they should think. and if they day, they dare to disagree with htm— day, they dare to disagree with htm. he— day, they dare to disagree with htm. he tees— day, they dare to disagree with him. he does not— day, they dare to disagree with him. he does not deign to put them— him. he does not deign to put them h— him. he does not deign to put them in their— him. he does not deign to put them in their place to remind them — them in their place to remind them that— them in their place to remind them that he— them in their place to remind them that he is— them in their place to remind them that he is a— them in their place to remind them that he is a prince and thew— them that he is a prince and thew ae— them that he is a prince and thew rast— them that he is a prince and they are just rabble. well it's het— they are just rabble. well it's met gehg— they are just rabble. well it's met getmg te— they are just rabble. well it's not going to work with mr tasttee— not going to work with mr justice fancourt because judges tate— justice fancourt because judges tahe tespeet— justice fancourt because judges take respect for— justice fancourt because judges take respect for the court very

setteastw. — take respect for the court very seheastw. amt— take respect for the court very seriously. and let's remember the pwpese— seriously. and let's remember the pwpese et— seriously. and let's remember the purpose of cross examination is the purpose of cross examination ts te— the purpose of cross examination ts te gath— the purpose of cross examination ts te ghtt the— the purpose of cross examination is to grill the will— the purpose of cross examination is to grill the will witness to get— is to grill the will witness to get te — is to grill the will witness to get te the — is to grill the will witness to get to the truth,— is to grill the will witness to get to the truth, not to say eteehhthtw— get to the truth, not to say credibility first. \tit get to the truth, not to say credibility first. \tjz?j credibility first. no, no, no. of credibility first. no, no, no. of eaase— credibility first. no, no, no. of course, his job is to test harry's credibility and to try and prove that that he's a liar. final word, phil dampier. i was just going to say, i hope- : . j i was just going to say, i hope he teesh-t— just going to say, i hope he doesn't turn— just going to say, i hope he doesn't turn up— just going to say, i hope he doesn't turn up with a hangover heeaase— doesn't turn up with a hangover heeaase he-s— doesn't turn up with a hangover because he's going to have to eeheemtaet— because he's going to have to concentrate for— because he's going to have to concentrate for one and a half taws— concentrate for one and a half taws. tt-s— concentrate for one and a half has as het— concentrate for one and a half days. it's not going to mean the thhg— days. it's not going to mean the ththg t— days. it's not going to mean the thtmg t hem-t— days. it's not going to mean the thing i don't quite— days. it's not going to mean the thing i don't quite understand is thing i don't quite understand ts what— thing i don't quite understand is what about— thing i don't quite understand is what about the journalists? are is what about the journalists?- ate—hethg are they why are they not being eattet— are they why are they not being called .witnesses? _ are they why are they not being called witnesses? any of called as witnesses? any of theme— called as witnesses? any of them he — called as witnesses? any of them he wea — called as witnesses? any of them? do you the answer to them? do you know the answer to thaw— them? do you know the answer to that whw— them? do you know the answer to that whw heme— them? do you know the answer to that? why none of— them? do you know the answer to that? why none of them are aetaattw— that? why none of them are aetaattw-h- that? why none of them are. actually-in court? actually appearing in court? wett— actually appearing in court? wettlthmh— actually appearing in court? well,lthink-i_ actually appearing in court? well,ithink-i think,- actually appearing in court? well,ithink-i think, you| well, i think it's i think, you know, various people wouldn't be called for the called to give evidence for the mirror them. but, you mirror or against them. but, you know, it seems strange- mirror or against them. but, you know, it seems strange to- s;s but, you know, it seems strange to be going— know, it seems strange to be getmglaheat— know, it seems strange to be going about stories that going on about stories that weeht— going on about stories that weren't-phone- going on about stories that weren't phone hacking. weren't got by phone hacking. weah. — weren't got by phone hacking. weah. .teeh— weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. .look, i— weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. .look, i think- weren't got by phone hacking. yeah. and look, i think it's risky. can say it's irrelevant risky. can i say it's irrelevant to risky. can i say it's irrelevant te the— risky. can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence— risky. can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence of— . can i say it's irrelevant to the evidence of those journalists— to the evidence of those journalists is— to the evidence of those journalists is irrelevant . we're

journalists is irrelevant. we're speahthg— journalists is irrelevant. we're speahtmg aheat— journalists is irrelevant. we're speaking about events that are out speaking about events that are eat et— speaking about events that are eat et the— speaking about events that are out of the limits— speaking about events that are out of the limits in time period . tt-s— out of the limits in time period . tt-s tetattw— out of the limits in time period . it's totally irrelevant . yeah. . it's totally irrelevant. yeah. amt— . it's totally irrelevant. yeah. amt atse— . it's totally irrelevant. yeah. and also from _ . it's totally irrelevant. yeah. and also from american- and also from american newspapers point of view, it's very difficult to put journalists on the stand when we know journalists are never going to reveal their sources because you wouldn't. and i wouldn't. but look, lady colin campbell, phil tell you, phil dampier, let me tell you, are to with tomorrow are going to be with me tomorrow night special edition of night for a special edition of the show harry's evidence, the verdict from 9 pm. here on gb news. but coming up in uncancelled fleet street, legend kelvin mackenzie gives his unfiltered take on harry's never ending attacks on the british press. plus, did holly willoughby her comeback willoughby model her comeback off jennifer aniston and the us drama the morning show ? oh, drama the morning show? oh, well, we can do now is be t: “; 7 oh, well, we can do now is be the tamttw— well, we can do now is be the tamttw that— well, we can do now is be the family that we— well, we can do now is be the family that we are. jklti�*fweg family that we are. exactly. exactly tea— family that we are. exactly. exactly you are— family that we are. exactly. exactly you are part- family that we are. jklti�*fweg >ee

is rishi sunak blocking the etease— is rishi sunak blocking the tease et— is rishi sunak blocking the release of texts— is rishi sunak blocking the release of texts to the covid tmgatw— release of texts to the covid inquiry because— release of texts to the covid inquiry because they'll reveal his inquiry because they'll reveal hts tamer— inquiry because they'll reveal his former plot— inquiry because they'll reveal his former plot to topple boris tehhseh— his former plot to topple boris tehmseh h— his former plot to topple boris tehhsem h mw— his former plot to topple boris johnson in my superstar panel tehate— johnson in my superstar panel tehate that— johnson in my superstar panel debate that next. .. debate that next. plus, i'll thhg— debate that next. plus, i'll bring you more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press. don't go anywhere .

watching, britons watching . and watching, britons watching. and we're proud to be . gb news. we're proud to be. gb news. tet-s— we're proud to be. gb news. tet-s eamt— we're proud to be. gb news. let's return to— we're proud to be. gb news. let's return to tomorrow's news tehtght— let's return to tomorrow's news tehtght h— let's return to tomorrow's news temtght th ea— let's return to tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. more hem— tonight in our media buzz. more memt pages— tonight in our media buzz. more memt pages rast— tonight in our media buzz. more front pages just delivered . the front pages just delivered. the teats— front pages just delivered. the sun leads with— front pages just delivered. the sun leads with that was a swift tepettmg— sun leads with that was a swift tepettmg eh— sun leads with that was a swift one reporting on the split between— one reporting on the split hetweem pep— one reporting on the split between pop star taylor swift amt— between pop star taylor swift amt the — between pop star taylor swift amt the teta— between pop star taylor swift and the 1975 rocker, matt healy . he-s— and the 1975 rocker, matt healy . hes the— and the 1975 rocker, matt healy . hes the se— and the 1975 rocker, matt healy . he's the son of— and the 1975 rocker, matt healy . he's the son of denise welch . . he's the son of denise welch. thet— . he's the son of denise welch. the past— . he's the son of denise welch. attet rast ee— . he's the son of denise welch. after just one month, the paper the— after just one month, the paper atse ase— after just one month, the paper also carries an— after just one month, the paper also carries an exclusive that hettw— also carries an exclusive that holly willoughby will never talk of. holly willoughby will never talk et. thtthp— holly willoughby will never talk of. phillip schofield old again. the— of. phillip schofield old again. the hattw— of. phillip schofield old again. the daily mail— of. phillip schofield old again. the daily mail leads with the extra— the daily mail leads with the extra htooo— the daily mail leads with the extra £1,000 a— the daily mail leads with the extra £1,000 a year. many hrtttsh— extra £1,000 a year. many british families- extra £1,000 a year. many british families will be forced to british families will be forced te tert— british families will be forced te terh eat— british families will be forced to fork out under— british families will be forced to fork out under labour's green emergw— to fork out under labour's green emergw ptams— to fork out under labour's green energy plans. meanwhile, eetamhtst— energy plans. meanwhile, columnist jan— energy plans. meanwhile, columnist jan moir gives her werttet— columnist jan moir gives her werttet eh— columnist jan moir gives her verdict on holly's to verdict on holly's return to thts— verdict on holly's return to this-declaring. verdict on holly's return to. this-declaring once verdict on holly's return to- this-declaring once he this morning, declaring once he watert— waded through holly's

compassion,- waded through holly's compassion, words were compassion, her words were attertw— compassion, her words were utterly brutal— compassion, her words were utterly brutal .— compassion, her words were utterly brutal . and the daily utterly brutal. and the daily express.— utterly brutal. and the daily tapress. twe— utterly brutal. and the daily express. i've got holly there to pat— express. i've got holly there to pat aetaattw— express. i've got holly there to but actually lead— express. i've got holly there to but actually lead on rishi sunak rewetatteh— but actually lead on rishi sunak revelation today— but actually lead on rishi sunak revelation today that a further twe— revelation today that a further twe mere— revelation today that a further two more barges— revelation today that a further two more barges will be moved to as wet— two more barges will be moved to as yet unidentified— two more barges will be moved to as yet unidentified british perts— as yet unidentified british perts heasmg— as yet unidentified british ports housing some 1000 channel mtgrahts— ports housing some 1000 channel mtgrahts rt— ports housing some 1000 channel migrants it also— ports housing some 1000 channel migrants it also pays tribute amt— migrants it also pays tribute amt thts— migrants it also pays tribute amt thts ts— migrants it also pays tribute and this is really important aetaattw— and this is really important aetaattw te— and this is really important actually to the— and this is really important actually to the last of the few remahhg— actually to the last of the few remaining d—day_ actually to the last of the few remaining d—day veterans who are going— remaining d—day veterans who are gehg te— remaining d—day veterans who are going to remember— remaining d—day veterans who are going to remember their fallen comrades tomorrow. what hereehhte— comrades tomorrow. what incredible men- comrades tomorrow. what incredible men they are. and i tast— incredible men they are. and i tast hate— incredible men they are. and i just hate actually— incredible men they are. and i just hate actually even considering— just hate actually even considering a day when we're not going— considering a day when we're not gehg te— considering a day when we're not getmg te hate— considering a day when we're not going to have those— considering a day when we're not going to have those great men on h—haw— going to have those great men on h—haw. se— going to have those great men on p—paw. se that-s— going to have those great men on d—day. so that's an— going to have those great men on d—day. so that's an important te— d—day. so that's an important te mart— d—day. so that's an important one to mark tomorrow . but more one to mark tomorrow. but more one to mark tomorrow. but more at the— one to mark tomorrow. but more at the meta— one to mark tomorrow. but more on the media buzz— one to mark tomorrow. but more on the media buzz now with temtght-s— on the media buzz now with tonight's superstar panel topped partw— tonight's superstar panel topped pattw express— tonight's superstar panel topped daily express columnist carole hateme— daily express columnist carole malone-political- malone. the political commentator sam dowler, and the temper— commentator sam dowler, and the termer hrextt— commentator sam dowler, and the former brexit party— commentator sam dowler, and the former brexit party mep belinda de former brexit party mep belinda te taew— former brexit party mep belinda te taew .— former brexit party mep belinda te taew . mew— former brexit party mep belinda de lucy , now the— former brexit party mep belinda de lucy , now the westminster de lucy, now the westminster wtteh— de lucy, now the westminster wtteh ham— de lucy, now the westminster witch hunt against boris johnson eerrhaest— witch hunt against boris johnson eerrhaest .— witch hunt against boris johnson continues . but— witch hunt against boris johnson continues . but could the coup continues. but could the coup agahst— continues. but could the coup agatmst htm — continues. but could the coup against him committed by the earreht— against him committed by the eareht rh— against him committed by the current pm be— against him committed by the current pm be about to be eapesete— current pm be about to be exposed? sources close to the eastet— exposed? sources close to the

eastet rh— exposed? sources close to the ousted pm claim— exposed? sources close to the ousted pm claim that sunak is hteehhg— ousted pm claim that sunak is hteehhg the— ousted pm claim that sunak is blocking the release of texts to the eovth — blocking the release of texts to the covm inquiry— blocking the release of texts to the covid inquiry because they wttt— the covid inquiry because they wttt reweat— the covid inquiry because they will reveal his— the covid inquiry because they will reveal his inside plot to heet. — will reveal his inside plot to heet. herts— will reveal his inside plot to boot. boris out— will reveal his inside plot to boot. boris out of number 10, there— boot. boris out of number 10, there _whispers- boot. boris out of number 10, there whispers that the there are also whispers that the messages contain— there are also whispers that the messages contain evidence of teehtewh— messages contain evidence of lockdown_sunaki messages contain evidence of. lockdown_sunak or lockdown breaches by sunak or his lockdown breaches by sunak or hts atwsers— lockdown breaches by sunak or his advisers. and— lockdown breaches by sunak or his advisers. and while boris has— his advisers. and while boris has sata— his advisers. and while boris has satt he— his advisers. and while boris has said he is— his advisers. and while boris has said he is happy to share all has said he is happy to share at et— has said he is happy to share at et hts— has said he is happy to share all of his material with the math— all of his material with the inquiry directly— all of his material with the inquiry directly , he the cabinet inquiry directly, he the cabinet whee.— inquiry directly, he the cabinet office, threatened to office, has now threatened to take— office, has now threatened to take awaw— office, has now threatened to take away public— office, has now threatened to take away public funding for his tegat— take away public funding for his legal representation if he releases evidence without releases their evidence without permtssteh— releases their evidence without. permission,_without permission, his evidence without thet— permission, his evidence without their permission. _ permission, his evidence without their permission. now nadine herrtes— their permission. now nadine herrtes has— their permission. now nadine dorries has reacted , saying this dorries has reacted, saying this is dorries has reacted, saying this ts het— dorries has reacted, saying this ts met a— dorries has reacted, saying this ts met a gear— dorries has reacted, saying this is not a good look— dorries has reacted, saying this is not a good look and that all where— is not a good look and that all evidence provided— is not a good look and that all evidence provided should be ametteret— evidence provided should be unfettered and _ evidence provided should be unfettered and not restricted by gewemmeht— unfettered and not restricted by government censorship. and earete— government censorship. and came-.— government censorship. and carole-, lord- government censorship. and carole , lord cruddas, government censorship. and- carole-, lord cruddas, who carole malone, lord cruddas, who is carole malone, lord cruddas, who ts reattw— carole malone, lord cruddas, who ts reattw a— carole malone, lord cruddas, who ts reattw a hage— carole malone, lord cruddas, who is really a huge former donor to the terw— is really a huge former donor to the terw haw.— is really a huge former donor to the terw hartw. htg— is really a huge former donor to the tory party, big boris tehmseh— the tory party, big boris johnson supporter, he he thinks that— johnson supporter, he he thinks that sahah— johnson supporter, he he thinks that sunak doesn't want to etease— that sunak doesn't want to release the— that sunak doesn't want to release the messages because it wttt— release the messages because it wttt epese— release the messages because it will expose the— release the messages because it will expose the coup. yeah, i mean, we always— will expose the coup. yeah, i mean, we always knew there was a eeap— mean, we always knew there was a eeap. etam-t— mean, we always knew there was a eeap. etam-twee — mean, we always knew there was a coup, didn't we? we— mean, we always knew there was a coup, didn't we? jrjtjti; jrjtjti; coup, didn't we? we knew. we mew. we— coup, didn't we? we knew. we knew. we didn't— coup, didn't we? we knew. we knew. we didn't know- coup, didn't we? jrjtjti; jtitjti; we didn't know for how knew. we didn't know for how tehg. — knew. we didn't know for how tehg. we— knew. we didn't know for how temg. we knew— knew. we didn't know for how long. we knew at_ knew. we didn't know for how long. we knew at the- we didn't know for how long. . knew. we didn't know for how long. we knew at the time. yeah but. but but i think it sounds like it was months and months and months, carol. and, and you

know, week when remember know, last week when remember when came out the when it first came out and the cabinet office said that they didn't released didn't want these released because an intrusion on because it was an intrusion on boris's knew boris's privacy. and we all knew there was a rabbit off then because the cabinet office had paid don't a toss paid boris, don't give a toss about or his privacy. hence about him or his privacy. hence the reported to two separate the reported him to two separate police lockdown police forces for lockdown breaches. this didn't breaches. so so this this didn't make sense to me at the time. and at the time i was thinking, well, is because rishi has well, this is because rishi has got something and it got something to hide and it transpires could actually transpires that could actually be the case. but, know, be the case. but, you know, these stop this these two have to stop this nonsense this inquiry, nonsense because this inquiry, which i think is already turned into like a carry which i think is already turned inttfilm like a carry which i think is already turned inttfilm without like a carry which i think is already turned inttfilm without thee a carry which i think is already turned inttfilm without the laughs. it's on film without the laughs. it's already turning into already it's turning into a massive train for a whole massive gravy train for a whole load lawyers quasi judges load of lawyers and quasi judges and it's going drag and people. it's going to drag on years and this kind on for years and this kind of nonsense going to make a drag nonsense is going to make a drag on even longer. you know, all the that the other big inquiries that we've had, you know, the chilcot inquiry took 13 years after we've had, you know, the chilcot inqwent took 13 years after we've had, you know, the chilcot inqwent wark 13 years after we've had, you know, the chilcot inqwent war with/ears after we've had, you know, the chilcot inqwent war with iraq, after we've had, you know, the chilcot inqwent war with iraq, thetr we went to war with iraq, the sexual abuse inquiry after the savile. and all you need to do is savile. and all you need to do ts teet— savile. and all you need to do ts teeh at— savile. and all you need to do is look at this— savile. and all you need to do is look at this new— and all you need to do is look at this new report today to is look at this new report today te werh— is look at this new report today te werh eat— is look at this new report today to work out how— is look at this new report today to work out how terrible

teehtewh— to work out how terrible lockdown was. jrjtjti;.. ytius j“ to work out how terrible- lockdown was. well, yeah, and to work out how terrible— lockdown was. well, yeah, and we without this inquiry, you know what? i this inquiry what? i think this inquiry sheath— 7 i think this inquiry should concentrating should be concentrating on not on should be concentrating on not eh-het— should be concentrating on not em-het eh— should be concentrating on not on-not on sunak,- should be concentrating on not on not on sunak, the one on boris, not on sunak, the one i on boris, not on sunak, the one t-the— on boris, not on sunak, the one t-the shgte— on boris, not on sunak, the one i-the single most- i think the single most tmpertaht— i think the single most important question this this mgatrw— important question this this mgatrw-he- important question this this inquiry be trying find inquiry should be trying to find out inquiry should be trying to find eat-att— inquiry should be trying to find out-did-virus- inquiry should be trying to find out-did-virus get- inquiry should be trying to find out did virus get here out how did the virus get here amt— out how did the virus get here amt treat— out how did the virus get here and around the. _ out how did the virus get here and around the. ”ti: and around the. but they're not even looking at that. but they don't have the guts. not even looking don't have the guts. not even teehtmg at— don't have the guts. not even looking at that. _ don't have the guts. not even looking at that. no.- don't have the guts. not even looking at that. no. of- : j“ . ;...~;f not even looking at that. no. of course, heeaase— looking at that. no. of course, heeaase we-t— looking at that. no. of course, because we'd have to ask gaesttehs— because we'd have to ask questions-our- because we'd have to ask questions our precious questions of our precious themes— questions of our precious friends-china.- questions of our precious friends china. they are not friends in china. they are not trtehts. — friends in china. they are not friends. look— friends in china. they are not friends. look at_ friends in china. they are not friends. look at the havoc thew-we— friends. look at the havoc they've - paul. - friends. look at the havoc they've paul. but. but, they've henri paul. but. but, sam:— they've henri paul. but. but, samltast— they've henri paul. but. but, samltast-te- they've henri paul. but. but, sam, just to back they've henri paul. but. but,i sam,ijust-to.back to sam, i just want to go back to thts— sam, i just want to go back to thts-ham— sam, i just want to go back to this-hunt against- sam, i just want to go back to this hunt against boris, this witch hunt against boris, theagh— this witch hunt against boris, theagh. swetw— this witch hunt against boris, though. surely even now on though. surely even you now on the-eah— though. surely even you now on the-can concede- though. surely even you now on the can concede that the hard left can concede that has— the hard left can concede that has eaaettw— the hard left can concede that that's exactly what this is. wet. — that's exactly what this is. wet. hrst— that's exactly what this is. well, first-all,- that's exactly what this is. well, first all, dan, i'm not well, first of all, dan, i'm not an well, first of all, dan, i'm not ah-tett. — well, first of all, dan, i'm not ah-tett. tm— well, first of all, dan, i'm not an-left. i'm a- well, first of all, dan, i'm not an left. an hard left. i'm a centrist. and is it a witch hunt? they all say it a witch if say is it a witch hunt? if you're looking for a witch? you know, at the end of the day, i think we a situation think we are in a situation where the echelons of the where the upper echelons of the tory are falling tory party are falling apart. why exactly is rishi going after after boris, who's already he's already left government. we know why. because he's a threat. i know exactly. because he's a threat. and like you know, what

are we going to like i said to my partner today, like, you know, know. will rishi know, oh, we know. will rishi released like released his texts like redacted. he was redacted. redacted. and he was like, is redacted mean? so like, what is redacted mean? so i explained it to him and he was incredulous. he was like, but why? texts why? why would texts be redacted? because redacted? because, like, because he wants to cover up and he wants to cover things up and cover more up and like, cover more things up and like, it's embarrassing. once again, at tory party at the top of the tory party leave this alone. why they leave this alone. why can't they just because, just leave it alone? because, you a party in you know, there a party in freefall as it is. so why do we have to talk about this? like as my mum i spoke to her my mum said when i spoke to her in the are there not it's another opera. iknow in the are there not it's another opera. i know boris another soap opera. i know boris has hew— another soap opera. i know boris has sata— another soap opera. i know boris has now said-prepared- another soap opera. i know boris has now said-prepared to. has now said he's prepared to etease— has now said he's prepared to tease att— has now said he's prepared to release all the— has now said he's prepared to release all the text messages, hat— release all the text messages, hat are— release all the text messages, but are there— release all the text messages, but are there not— release all the text messages, but are there not issues with that— but are there not issues with that-because - but are there not issues with- that-because-were that belinda because there were persehat— that belinda because there were personal discussed personal things being discussed on personal things being discussed eh—tes- personal things being discussed e—tes t- personal things being discussed . e—tes t on those messages to yes, i mean the gewemmeht— on those messages to yes, i mean the government-kyiv. the government does have kyiv a perm— the government does have kyiv a peht whea— the government does have kyiv a point when there _ the government does have kyiv a point when there are very persehat— point when there are very personal private messages. . personal private messages. it eeatt— personal private messages. it could - protection . personal private messages. it| could - protection act could be a data protection act issue. however this is a hugely important inquiry. issue. however this is a hugely important inquiry . this is about important inquiry. this is about lives and deaths of people . the lives and deaths of people. the covid inquiry is one of the most important things at the moment that's going on and the fact that's going on and the fact that rishi delaying it is , is

that rishi is delaying it is, is the optics are terrible for him. but i think this whole inquiry is but i think this whole inquiry ts a— but i think this whole inquiry ts a rehe— but i think this whole inquiry is a joke because the goalposts hate— is a joke because the goalposts have teem— is a joke because the goalposts have been wrong— is a joke because the goalposts have been wrong from the start. it's have been wrong from the start. as at— have been wrong from the start. as at area— have been wrong from the start. it's all about if— have been wrong from the start. it's all about if we'd locked tewh— it's all about if we'd locked tewh three— it's all about if we'd locked down three weeks earlier, would we hate— down three weeks earlier, would we have stepped— down three weeks earlier, would we have stopped the covid pamtemtee— we have stopped the covid pandemic? that— we have stopped the covid pandemic? that is the wrong gaestteh— pandemic? that is the wrong gaestteh te— pandemic? that is the wrong question to be— pandemic? that is the wrong question to be answered . . question to be answered. it is you— question to be answered. it is wea thew.— question to be answered. it is wea mew. wea— question to be answered. it is you know, you know,- question to be answered. it is you know, you know, the families who there were 226,000 people died during the pandemic. who there were 226,000 people died during the pandemic . akua died during the pandemic. akua and the families of the families who lost loved ones are looking at this ridiculous political point scoring between our mps and thinking, what is this inquiry supposed to be about? you know , and i'm sure that by you know, and i'm sure that by the time this is over in ten years time, because it will take ten years, it will have been pointless because medical, you know, medicine will have moved on by then. pandemics have. on by then. pandemics will have. the bigger point a huge on by then. pandemics will have. the bigger point is a huge on by then. pandemics will have. the bigger point is if a huge the bigger point is if there uge on by then. pandemics will have. the bigger point is if there was the bigger point is if there was amether— the bigger point is if there was another virus— the bigger point is if there was another virus unleashed. and you make— another virus unleashed. and you mate-terw— another virus unleashed. and you mate-terw geet— another virus unleashed. and you make very good point, this make the very good point, this was— make the very good point, this virus-unleashed- make the very good point, this virus unleashed china. virus was unleashed by china. what— virus was unleashed by china. what-rt— virus was unleashed by china. what-it again?- virus was unleashed by china. i what-it again?-we what if they do it again? and we stttt— what if they do it again? and we stttt-these— what if they do it again? and we still those absolute still have those absolute tahattes— still have those absolute lunatics on _ still have those absolute lunatics on stage like professor wett— lunatics on stage like professor hett tergaseh— lunatics on stage like professor neil ferguson, who gets

ewerwthmg— neil ferguson, who gets everything wrong, to prepared put everything wrong, to prepared pat thts— everything wrong, to prepared put this country— everything wrong, to prepared put this country into lockdown for put this country into lockdown ter memhs— put this country into lockdown for months or— put this country into lockdown for months or years . and that's for months or years. and that's why— for months or years. and that's whw tm— for months or years. and that's why i'm worried— for months or years. and that's why i'm worried about this traggmg— why i'm worried about this traggmg em— why i'm worried about this dragging on. but this is an hgatrw. — dragging on. but this is an hgatrw. thts— dragging on. but this is an inquiry. this is- dragging on. but this is an inquiry. j“ dragging on. but this is an inquiry. “ts “ti. dragging on. but this is an inquiry. “s “ti. inquiry. this is an inquiry into how we dealt with it into lockdown. it's not about like it's not the medical stuff it's not about the medical stuff this of it. it's about but this side of it. it's about but it's about it's got to be about it's about it's got to be about it's about it's got to be about it's about whether it's about to be at about how we be about at all, about how we handle pandemic. so it handle the next pandemic. so it is about it will only go into- is about it will only go into teehtewh— is about it will only go into lockdown, the _ is about it will only go into lockdown, the next pandemic of sert— lockdown, the next pandemic of sert et— lockdown, the next pandemic of some sort of .flesh - lockdown, the next pandemic of some sort of flesh eating some sort of like flesh eating wras— some sort of like flesh eating wras-wea— some sort of like flesh eating wras-wealeatl some sort of like flesh eatingi virus-you.out, you virus where if you go out, you hem-t— virus where if you go out, you teh-tlse— virus where if you go out, you tem-tlse sae— virus where if you go out, you don't so sure about that, don't be so sure about that, sam:— don't be so sure about that, sam, because— don't be so sure about that, sam, because you saw how much the establishment— sam, because you saw how much the establishment lock sam, because you saw how much the estallastment lock sam, because you saw how much the estallast time. lock sam, because you saw how much the estallast time. htittt lock sam, because you saw how much the estallast time. \tittt :k us down last time. now, look, the bbc airing its woke the bbc is airing its woke agenda again in a storyline and the long running medical drama casualty. but it's triggered some concerns tonight around child safety . so this was an child safety. so this was an episode aired at 10:20 pm. pre—watershed and a character played by the trans actor aaron small first revealed they were getting top surgery, also known as a double mastectomy. and for the kids watching this incredibly serious, potentially traumatic surgery is depicted as

a cause for celebration , with a cause for celebration, with one cast member even unveiling a boob cake watch . yeah, so i got boob cake watch. yeah, so i got the date for the top surgery. and before you say anything , i and before you say anything, i mew— and before you say anything, i knew a— and before you say anything, i know a double— and before you say anything, i know a double mastectomy is not to know a double mastectomy is not te he— know a double mastectomy is not te he takea— know a double mastectomy is not to be taken lightly— know a double mastectomy is not to be taken lightly . ti ti j“ . to be taken lightly. i didn't say— to be taken lightly. i didn't say anything . well for now, at say anything. well for now, at least, i'm just happy that i'll finally look like the person i feel like on the inside . right. feel like on the inside. right. three, 2—1. okay. do you like it ? that's. it's genius. oh , yes. ? that's. it's genius. oh, yes. i'm glad i was worried . now, i'm glad i was worried. now, responding to those- ; now, responding to those scenes , the responding to those scenes, the eampatgh— responding to those scenes, the eampatgm greap— responding to those scenes, the campaign group safe schools athamee— campaign group safe schools alliance said— campaign group safe schools alliance said a— campaign group safe schools alliance said a new low for the bbq— alliance said a new low for the hee. whteh— alliance said a new low for the bbc, which has— alliance said a new low for the bbc, which has continually appeaset— bbc, which has continually appeaset the— bbc, which has continually appeased the ideologues and ther— appeased the ideologues and their organisation. rather than emgagmg— their organisation. rather than emgagtmg wtth— their organisation. rather than engaging with experts who understand— engaging with experts who understand child development and sategaarehhg. — understand child development and sategaarehmg. we— understand child development and safeguarding. we approached the bbc safeguarding. we approached the hhe ter— safeguarding. we approached the the ter a— safeguarding. we approached the bbc for a comment and tonight thew— bbc for a comment and tonight thew hate— bbc for a comment and tonight they have responded. so this is what— they have responded. so this is what someone— they have responded. so this is what someone speaking behalf what someone speaking on behalf of what someone speaking on behalf et—the— what someone speaking on behalf et—the hee— what someone speaking on behalf et—the the has- what someone speaking on behalf of the bbc has said. of casualty at the bbc has said. easaattw— of casualty at the bbc has said. easaattwla— of casualty at the bbc has said. casualty-a fiction— of casualty at the bbc has said. casualty a fiction drama casualty is a fiction drama

wtth— casualty is a fiction drama series with a— casualty is a fiction drama series with a rich history of eewerhg— series with a rich history of covering topical— series with a rich history of covering topical topics as this sterwhme— covering topical topics as this storyline develops in future eptsetes— storyline develops in future eptsetes .— storyline develops in future eptsetes . rt— storyline develops in future episodes , it will be explored episodes, it will be explored trem— episodes, it will be explored trem a— episodes, it will be explored trem a range— episodes, it will be explored from a range of— episodes, it will be explored from a range of perspectives in a sehstttwe— from a range of perspectives in a sehstttwe amt— from a range of perspectives in a sensitive and considered way that— a sensitive and considered way that as— a sensitive and considered way that as female— a sensitive and considered way that as female mutilation. . that as female mutilation. it's heathe— that as female mutilation. it's horrific. belinda— that as female mutilation. it's horrific . belinda de- that as female mutilation. . i. belinda de lucy isn't horrific. belinda de lucy isn't happy— horrific. belinda de lucy isn't happw aheat— horrific. belinda de lucy isn't happw aheat rt.— horrific. belinda de lucy isn't happy about it. sam- i. belinda de lucy isn't happy about it. sam dowler i that— happy about it. sam dowler i that tt-s— happy about it. sam dowler i think it's perfectly fine. 07 think it's perfectly fine. of course you do. you- think it's perfectly fine. 07 ti.tit. titit you don't have to course you do. you don't have to ehep— course you do. you don't have to ehep eh— course you do. you don't have to ehep ett wear— course you do. you don't have to chop off your breasts— ti.tit. titit you don't have to chop off your breasts like that. gm.— chop off your breasts like that. hm. he— chop off your breasts like that. um, no, no, that's— chop off your breasts like that. well, um, no, no, that's okay. well, look, do stand by— well, look, do stand by because my saperstar— look, do stand by because my superstar panel— look, do stand by because my superstar panel will be back and we're discussing— superstar panel will be back and we're discussing jacinda ardern, whe— we're discussing jacinda ardern, whe has— we're discussing jacinda ardern, who has somehow— we're discussing jacinda ardern, who has somehow bagged a dame heea— who has somehow bagged a dame heat-hew— who has somehow bagged a dame hood. new zealand's hood. but will new zealand's cowh— hood. but will new zealand's covm dictator— hood. but will new zealand's covid dictator be crowned the greatest— covid dictator be crowned the greatest britain _ covid dictator be crowned the greatest britain or union? jack my greatest britain or union? jack hw geeehess. — greatest britain or union? jack hw geeehess. t— greatest britain or union? jack my goodness. i think there's entw— my goodness. i think there's ehtw ee— my goodness. i think there's only one choice.— my goodness. i think there's only one choice. find out very theagh. — only one choice. find out very soon, though. .next- only one choice. find out very soon, though. next in soon, though. the next in- uncancel_steps uncancel as prince harry steps up uncancel as prince harry steps apiterahget— uncancel as prince harry steps up deranged attack against up his deranged attack against the treetem— up his deranged attack against the freedom of— up his deranged attack against the freedom of the how the freedom of the press. how wttt— the freedom of the press. how wttt he— the freedom of the press. how will he .tomorrow- the freedom of the press. how will he tomorrow when he will he fare tomorrow when he heeemes— will he fare tomorrow when he becomes-royal- will he fare tomorrow when he becomes_royal.130| becomes the first royal in 130 wears— becomes the first royal in 130 years-evidence- becomes the first royal in 130 years-evidence in- becomes the first royal in 130 years evidence in court? years to give evidence in court? has—thts— years to give evidence in court? plus—this morning. plus embattled this morning brought— plus embattled this morning brought-holly- plus embattled this morning brought holly willoughby plus embattled this morning brorscreens holly willoughby plus embattled this morning brorscreens today,( willoughby plus embattled this morning brorscreens today, butlloughby plus embattled this morning brorscreens today, but was]hby plus embattled this morning brorscreens today, but was she our screens today, but was she ripping— our screens today, but was she ripping off— our screens today, but was she ripping off the— our screens today, but was she ripping off the fictional us drama— ripping off the fictional us drama the— ripping off the fictional us drama the morning show.7 the parallels— drama the morning show.7 the parallels between these two are shocking. — parallels between these two are shocking. mackenzie is shocking. kelvin mackenzie is going— shocking. kelvin mackenzie is going to— shocking. kelvin mackenzie is going to be— shocking. kelvin mackenzie is going to be with— shocking. kelvin mackenzie is going to be with me to dissect it

going to be with me to dissect n—you— going to be with me to dissect n—you exactly- going to be with me to dissect. it_you exactly why it and i'll show you exactly why in mere moments.— it and i'll show you exactly why in mere moments. we're back in gust— in mere moments. we're back in just two— in mere moments. we're back in just two minutes— in mere moments. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's time now for on consult . it's time now for on consult. ano— it's time now for on consult. and this— it's time now for on consult. ani iiio io— it's time now for on consult. and this is where— it's time now for on consult. and this is where britain's top commentators— and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear— controversial issues without the fear oi— controversial issues without the fear of iiio — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture swooping— fear of the cancel culture swooping iiio— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now:— sweeping the rest of the media. now, ioiiy— sweeping the rest of the media. now, holly willoughby made her much—rowin- now, holly willoughby made her much _ return to - now, holly willoughby made her much return to this much anticipated return to this morning—in- much anticipated return to this morning in typical morning today. and in typical itv morning today. and in typical iiv swig— morning today. and in typical iiv gyig, sie— morning today. and in typical itv style, she came prepared wiiii— itv style, she came prepared with l pre—written - itv style, she came prepared with pre—written statement with a pre—written statement to get with a pre—written statement to goo—side- with a pre—written statement to goo—side .| get the viewers back on side. hovvever for— get the viewers back on side. however, for fans— get the viewers back on side. however, for fans on the hit us horro— however, for fans on the hit us home ire— however, for fans on the hit us drama, the morning show , drama, the morning show, erorrirrg— drama, the morning show,l herring—ore starring jennifer aniston and hoeer— starring jennifer aniston and . based—co—presenter based around her co—presenter sieve— based around her co—presenter sieve-or— based around her co—presenter sieve-or or— based around her co—presenter steve-or at least- based around her co—presenter steve or at least played steve carell, or at least played by steve carell, or at least played iv sieve— steve carell, or at least played by steve carell,— steve carell, or at least played by steve carell, being forced our— by steve carell, being forced our oi— by steve carell, being forced our oiiioi— by steve carell, being forced our oiiioi irr— by steve carell, being forced out of-job in a- by steve carell, being forced out of job in a sex scandal. out of his job in a sex scandal. hoiiv-e— out of his job in a sex scandal. hoiiv-e speeeh— out of his job in a sex scandal. holly's speech sounded strangely iomiiior— holly's speech sounded strangely familiar-phil's— holly's speech sounded strangely familiar phil's very familiar. look, phil's very errorrge— familiar. look, phil's very strange indeed, sitting here vvirhohr— strange indeed, sitting here without phil— strange indeed, sitting here without phil and mitch kessler, my without phil and mitch kessler, rev eo—hoer— without phil and mitch kessler, my co—host mate— without phil and mitch kessler, my co—host mate and partner of 15 my co—host mate and partner of is veore— my co—host mate and partner of is veore voo— my co—host mate and partner of 15 years, was fired— my co—host mate and partner of 15 years, was fired today for eeuoi— 15 years, was fired today for sexual misconduct . 'i:

15 years, was fired today for sexual misconduct . ' i: “fig sexual misconduct. and i imagine that you might have been feeling a lot like i have . i've shaken, a lot like i have. i've shaken, troubled and let down. and to you at home, i : e�*i: : and to you at home, i understand how you— you at home, i understand how voh huer— you at home, i understand how voh hirer he— you at home, i understand how you must be feeling because i one— you must be feeling because i one he— you must be feeling because i and the whole— you must be feeling because i and the whole team here at the morning— and the whole team here at the morning enovv— and the whole team here at the morning show are— and the whole team here at the morning show are feeling the same way. shock— morning show are feeling the same way. shock disappointment , same way. shock disappointment, hieieiiei— same way. shock disappointment, hieieiiei . — same way. shock disappointment, disbelief. yeah.— same way. shock disappointment, disbelief. yeah. well,- same way. shock disappointment, disbelief . “43?" i�*r�*v�*iclu same way. shock disappointment, disbelief . “43?" 311c“ rig?" same way. shock disappointment, disbelief. “43?" viii“ ran?" an] disbelief. yeah. well, we can do now is be the family that we are. exactly. exactly. you are part of this family and we will get through this together . get through this together. calvin life imitates art. can i iner— calvin life imitates art. can i iner env— calvin life imitates art. can i iner eov, inongn— calvin life imitates art. can i just say, though, i don't want to just say, though, i don't want ro he— just say, though, i don't want ro he gori— just say, though, i don't want ro he pen or— just say, though, i don't want to be part of that— just say, though, i don't want to be part of that family because— to be part of that family because you— to be part of that family because you do something wrong and because you do something wrong oni vore— because you do something wrong and you're thrown— because you do something wrong and you're thrown under the bus ro— and you're thrown under the bus ro he— and you're thrown under the bus never to be spoken— and you're thrown under the bus never to be spoken about again. veon— never to be spoken about again. veon no— never to be spoken about again. veon i— never to be spoken about again. yeah no, i know. _ never to be spoken about again. yeah no, i know. \i:::i yeah no, i know. no, that was great. by the way. great pure theatre, right.7 like line theatre, right.7 i like the line that used about this, that jan moir used about this, saying that it was she was saying that it was a she was wearing white because it a wearing white because it was a whitewash. you know what.7 whitewash. do you know what.7 i don't believe this will do holly any good either. i think the idea. what should she have done

today then? i tell you what she should do is she should have said, do you know what this is not all, she's you know not after all, she's you know her. she's actually very her. she's actually a very tough, very clever person, actually. what she should have done look, this is not done is said, look, this is not for time for a new you for me. it's time for a new you need to get some new people in. and i think just baffling. some people hope she-actually. people hope she was actually going— people hope she was actually going-roiov.- people hope she was actually going today. they going to quit today. they inongnr— going to quit today. they inongnr-ie- going to quit today. they thought be the going to quit today. they- thought-be the best thought it would be the best ining— thought it would be the best hing—io- thought it would be the best rning—ie ine- thought it would be the besti thing—is the best thing for her. that is the best rning— thing for her. that is the best rninglnen — thing for her. that is the best rninglnen ii— thing for her. that is the best thing-her. iflwas- thing for her. that is the best thing her. �*" grin g thing for her. if i was going to give her any advice, i'd say call it a day and set out on a new path for yourself. because actually, no matter what she says, what she does, nobody is going a of it. going to believe a word of it. but still, huge questions for itv. now for itv. look, it's the suv- itv. now for itv. look, it's the guy. i think it's all over for is i think it's all over for lygo, to be honest with you. who, by the way, his daughter works for the agency , right? works for the agency, right? that represents this new lady, this big brother lady. josie well, i have to say, i thought there must be some connection because otherwise, how the hell did get that job? i mean,

did she get that job? i mean, that was a charisma- i: i: gr: , i mean, that was a charisma bypass. wren— that was a charisma bypass. wnen vou— that was a charisma bypass. vinen von ee— that was a charisma bypass. when you see them- that was a charisma bypass. when you see them side- that was a charisma bypass. when you see them side by side, you kind she's not she's you kind of know she's not she's not threat to holly. so holly not a threat to holly. so holly will keep all her sponsorship. everything be fine for her. everything will be fine for her. but in end of the day, she's but in the end of the day, she's going to go. it is at the end. she knows it, itv know it, but they on losing all their they keep on losing all their stars. if ant and dec don't work for itv , surely it's time. and for itv, surely it's time. and this is my suggestion is rupert murdoch should go in now. totally bombed out share price, completely clapped out creative management in utter disarray. he should just buy it. he could buy it for chump change. and then he can start putting piers and co, you know, make them a success because they're never going to because they're never going to be a success. woke d woke itv. he could d woke itv and it would be fantastic. so rupert , my be fantastic. so rupert, my advice do you know what a great fan i am of yours? ryan, go in and buy it. now, look, come on. he— and buy it. now, look, come on. he rime— and buy it. now, look, come on. he rine ro— and buy it. now, look, come on. he rine ro ger— and buy it. now, look, come on. it's time to get your— pw: c now, look, come on. it's time to get your verdict pwi: c now, look, come on. it's time to get your verdict on horrv-e— it's time to get your verdict on harry's evidence.— it's time to get your verdict on harry's evidence. the courtroom ionieneii— harry's evidence. the courtroom

ionieneiil.— bombshell is. sir— bombshell is. sir colin mackenzie. bombshell is.— sir colin mackenzie. huge day for horn— sir colin mackenzie. huge day for harry tomorrow. the first rime— for harry tomorrow. the first rine o— for harry tomorrow. the first rine o royal— for harry tomorrow. the first time a royal will— for harry tomorrow. the first time a royal will have been gneerionei— time a royal will have been questioned under oath in a courtroom for— questioned under oath in a courtroom for 130 years. it iooie— courtroom for130 years. it ioove hie— courtroom for 130 years. it looks like the _ courtroom for 130 years. it looks like the mirror's casey ereen— looks like the mirror's casey green is— looks like the mirror's casey green is going— looks like the mirror's casey green is going to go for him. is his— green is going to go for him. is his going— green is going to go for him. is his going ro— green is going to go for him. is his going to he— green is going to go for him. is this going to be a— green is going to go for him. is this going to be a disaster for horrve — this going to be a disaster for horrve i— this going to be a disaster for harry? i think— this going to be a disaster for harry? i think it— this going to be a disaster for harry? i think it will- this going to be a disaster for harry? e a: harry? i think it will expose him for what he is. one of one of the aspects of the way he feels is he's never given the credit for his intelligence . i credit for his intelligence. i think what what you're going to discover is just plain dim right and on that basis, he faces i don't i have spent some time in a libel court , as you might a libel court, as you might expect over the years . right. it expect over the years. right. it is a terrible thing. those qcs are there not to make you look good, right? he's not paying them . he hasn't got a book to them. he hasn't got a book to flog. he is trying to conjure up evidence against the daily mirror that guy, the qc for the mirror that guy, the qc for the mirror group, is described by blackstone , one of the chambers, blackstone, one of the chambers,

as a beast. so there's a lot of pressure on him to get a zinger into harry. and there's a tremendous amount of pressure on harry to prove that he's clever . he is not clever. he won't be able to remember it, and he will make a fool of himself and although the mirror haven't got although the mirror haven't got a strong case, my bet is that he will not have helped himself by spending two days in the court and not turning up. look, i know about these things not turning up when you are the main person in a trial like this in the high court is a serious error. if anybody else had done it, he, a judge would have demanded that he appear that second. so he's already getting special treatment, though he is already getting special treatment and he has made an error. so that puts him on the back foot. but the biggest if you spend biggest back foot, if you spend six being questioned about six hours being questioned about something happened, what, something that happened, what, 30 years ago, 20 years ago, ten years ago, it'd be difficult for him to remember. and as he fails to remember and can't flesh out

the allegations so . so the case the allegations so. so the case begins to collapse and he is going to face more of that. i'm absolutely certain, 101% certain that he's going to lose the sun case. he may well lose this one. i'm sure he's going to lose the mail case. absolutely sure of it . this will have cost him millions of pounds. of course, it's his millions. it was it's not his millions. it was his mother's millions or it was it's not his millions. it was his grandmother's)ns or it was it's not his millions. it was his grandmother's millions. vas it's not his millions. it was his grandmother's millions. he doesn't most people doesn't care. but most people will not go into those high court battles lot of court battles without a lot of evidence. he clearly, in my view, hasn't got the evidence. and every response he makes is going to be global news. he to my mind, he's in big trouble . i my mind, he's in big trouble. i mean, king charles described rnie— mean, king charles described rnie oe— mean, king charles described rnie on o— mean, king charles described this as a suicide— mean, king charles described this as a suicide mission. his irornen— this as a suicide mission. his brother, prince— this as a suicide mission. his brother, prince william, thinks nee— brother, prince william, thinks he's completely— brother, prince william, thinks he's completely mad for doing hie.— he's completely mad for doing rnie. viii— he's completely mad for doing this. will they— he's completely mad for doing this. will they be— he's completely mad for doing this. will they be proven right tomorrow, 100%_ this. will they be proven right tomorrow, 100% right. "

ironic, any good whatsoever. and it's so ion-r— any good whatsoever. and it's so ien-r h,— any good whatsoever. and it's so ironic, isn't it, because- g: and it's so ironic, isn't it, because last week— ironic, isn't it, because last week vvnen— ironic, isn't it, because last week vvnen vou— ironic, isn't it, because last week when you were off, there's rnie— week when you were off, there's rnie hig— week when you were off, there's rnie hg need— week when you were off, there's this big need to— week when you were off, there's this big need to make a point teeteri— this big need to make a point ieovei ro— this big need to make a point leaked to the— this big need to make a point leaked to the sun saying , you leaked to the sun saying, you know,— leaked to the sun saying, you know, on, — leaked to the sun saying, you know, oh, they're— leaked to the sun saying, you know, oh, they're going to stop reining— know, oh, they're going to stop reining hour— know, oh, they're going to stop talking about the _ know, oh, they're going to stop talking about the royal family. wet,— talking about the royal family. wet, nor— talking about the royal family. wet, nor in— talking about the royal family. well, not in these court cases, because— well, not in these court cases, because remember, there's also going— because remember, there's also going ro— because remember, there's also going to he— because remember, there's also going to be e— because remember, there's also going to be e iot— because remember, there's also going to be a lot dirty going to be a lot of dirty ionnirv— going to be a lot of dirty laundry about- going to be a lot of dirty laundry about his family reveoiei— laundry about his family revealed to— laundry about his family revealed to will be a lot revealed to there will be a lot of revealed to there will be a lot oi-ionnirv. — revealed to there will be a lot of-laundry. there's- of dirty laundry. there's probably quite a lot of probably also be quite a lot of dirty laundry among being exercised the executives exercised among the executives of , of course, of talktv who, of course, were prominent of the mirror prominent members of the mirror group the difficult group during the difficult penods group during the difficult periods that harry will be talking about . gavin mackenzie talking about. gavin mackenzie hneonnv— talking about. gavin mackenzie uncanny cancelled— g gavin mackenzie uncanny cancelled tonight wig gavin mackenzie uncanny cancelled tonight as inani— uncanny cancelled tonight as ever. thank you— uncanny cancelled tonight as ever. thank you so much. and vve-h— ever. thank you so much. and ve-h eteat— ever. thank you so much. and ve-h eoeov ro— ever. thank you so much. and we'll speak to you— ever. thank you so much. and we'll speak to you later the we'll speak to you later in the week,— we'll speak to you later in the week, kevin.— we'll speak to you later in the week, kelvin-it's- we'll speak to you later in the week, kelvin. it's time now week, kelvin. but it's time now to week, kelvin. but it's time now ro-ronignr-e— week, kelvin. but it's time now to tonight's greatest to reveal tonight's greatest hriroin— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union— to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jack acas, my superstor— britain in union jack acas, my superstar panel— britain in union jack acas, my superstar panel return. carole hoionev— superstar panel return. carole malonevv vvno-e— superstar panel return. carole maloney, who's nominee for maloney, who's your nominee for ronignr-e—ninil tonight's greatest britain mind is he— tonight's greatest britain mind is the protesters— tonight's greatest britain mind is the protesters in london roiov— is the protesters in london roiov vno— is the protesters in london today who took— is the protesters in london today who took on the just stop oil protesters. _ today who took on the just stop oil protesters. they- today who took on the just stop oil protesters. wig f: oil protesters. they snatched their banners. they shoved them out of the way. it's good , you out of the way. it's good, you know, and the police just made two arrests. the police have got to get to grips with this.

otherwise there was going to be civil unrest in country. i civil unrest in this country. i loved man that did that. loved the man that did that. i iniiv— loved the man that did that. i was fully with— loved the man that did that. i was fully with him . sam dowler, was fully with him. sam dowler, vonr— was fully with him. sam dowler, vohr-h-e— was fully with him. sam dowler, vohr-h-e turn- your nominee. it's ruth iongeioni— your nominee. it's ruth langsford, who deftly we spoke to langsford, who deftly we spoke ro-hviiiongniv— langsford, who deftly we spoke to willoughby when she is to holly willoughby when she is veri— to holly willoughby when she is veii ner— to holly willoughby when she is well her husband— to holly willoughby when she is well her husband is in the entre— well her husband is in the enrre oi— well her husband is in the centre of all— well her husband is in the centre of all this mess was centre of all this mess she was ene— centre of all this mess she was one spoke— centre of all this mess she was she spoke with— centre of all this mess she was she spoke with grace and hioionoev— she spoke with grace and diplomacy and good for her and heiinio— diplomacy and good for her andi heiinio—o belinda deluise your nominee a ine— belinda deluise your nominee a ie— belinda deluise your nominee a ie on— belinda deluise your nominee a mine is an honorary brit it is honori— mine is an honorary brit it is honoii trump— mine is an honorary brit it is donald trump for calling the gender— donald trump for calling the gender transitioning of children onio— gender transitioning of children eniii onene— gender transitioning of children child abuse, mutilation and left wing— child abuse, mutilation and left wing ineonirv— child abuse, mutilation and left wing insanity and— child abuse, mutilation and left wing insanity and vowing to onion— wing insanity and vowing to onriovv ir— wing insanity and vowing to onriovv i ii— wing insanity and vowing to outlaw it if he— wing insanity and vowing to outlaw it if he wins . e e outlaw it if he wins. it isn't. it outlaw it if he wins. it isn't. h is— outlaw it if he wins. it isn't. h is vin— outlaw it if he wins. it isn't. it is wins the next election. despite having shares in pharma companies , he wants to wipe it companies, he wants to wipe it out. uk should follow suit. it's chemical castration of children and it has to be made criminal. samuel disagreed with that. mowi— samuel disagreed with that. how. oi— samuel disagreed with that. now, of course— samuel disagreed with that. now, of course i'm- samuel disagreed with that. now, of course i'm disagreeing with it. that's not the point at all. and leave children alone unless you a trans child unless you know a trans child who going through. who actually is going through. there's as leave there's no such thing as leave children alone. there is. you don't know any don't you don't know any children with gender dysphoria. of course. me. adults of course. excuse me. adults protecting— of course. excuse me. adults projecting. stuff - projecting this stuff on children's— projecting this stuff on children's adults projecting it. it's children's adults projecting it. its—its-

children's adults projecting it. it's—it's about. it's all sanctioning. it's about children who feel children who can't feel their own have own way through. i have children. yes,— own way through. i have children. yes, i'm- g i have children. yes, i'm sure. i'm reniiv— children. yes, i'm sure. i'm reniiv-i-nn— children. yes, i'm sure. i'm reniiv-i-nn re- children. yes, i'm sure. i'm really i'm sure you do. really sorry. i'm sure you do. and you're talking out of your sweet darius, as are you. you sound an insult sweet darius, as are you. you sound .an insult becausei sweet darius, as are you. you. sound-an insult because she sound like an insult because she has sound like an insult because she nee eniiiren. — sound like an insult because she has children. i'm— sound like an insult because she has children. i'm sure you do. coit— has children. i'm sure you do. cnii tinne— has children. i'm sure you do. call time-that— has children. i'm sure you do. call time-that-i'm- call time on that one. i'm actually going go with sam actually going to go with sam dowler, and ruth dowler, though, and ruth langsford as our greatest britain. look, is britain. because, look, ruth is in difficult position. in a really difficult position. her husband, eamonn holmes, great guy. he has really strong her husband, eamonn holmes, great on'. he has really strong her husband, eamonn holmes, great on this. has really strong her husband, eamonn holmes, great on this. butreally strong her husband, eamonn holmes, great on this. but ruth' strong her husband, eamonn holmes, great on this. but ruth hasing her husband, eamonn holmes, great on this. but ruth has to views on this. but ruth has to turn to work at itv, do the turn up to work at itv, do the handover holly willoughby. handover to holly willoughby. she is absolute pro let she is an absolute pro and let me the people itv, me just tell the people at itv, ruth langsford of your ruth langsford is one of your greatest assets right now. so make look her uni make sure you look after her uni and acas. time now, carole malone, your nominee minus phillip malone, your nominee minus philli|self—pitying self those self—pitying self justifying interviews at the weekend tried to say his sacking his fall from grace was to do with homophobia. it was not. it was with homophobia. it was not. it hour— with homophobia. it was not. it about on— with homophobia. it was not. it was about an older— with homophobia. it was not. it was about an older man- it was not. it was about an older man abusing his was about an older man abusing no power— was about an older man abusing no power oni— was about an older man abusing his power and his— was about an older man abusing his power and his position to nove— his power and his position to hove-o— his power and his position to hove-o i9- his power and his position to have-a 19 year- his power and his position to have a 19 year old his power and his position to- have-a 19 year old man. his power and his position to have also a 19 year old man. his power and his position to have also because) year old man. his power and his position to havealso because he'sr old man. his power and his position to havealso because he's an d man. and also because he's an inveterate— and also because he's an inveterate liar.- and also because he's an inveterate liar. he built a vvnoie— inveterate liar. he built a whole career— inveterate liar. he built a whole career on a lie that he o nooov— whole career on a lie that he was a happy family man. he was nor.— was a happy family man. he was not he— was a happy family man. he was not he vee— was a happy family man. he was not he o— was a happy family man. he was not. he was a liar.— was a happy family man. he was not. he was a liar. sam dowler, vonr—

not. he was a liar. sam dowler, vonr hnion— not. he was a liar. sam dowler, vonr hnion root— not. he was a liar. sam dowler, your union jack nominee rishi sonat— your union jack nominee rishi sunak sunak. _ your union jack nominee rishi sunak sunak. .out- your union jack nominee rishi sunak sunak. aziitw sunak sunak. he's out of touch. he's of he's out of he's out of ideas. he's out of time . well, he's not quite out time. well, he's not quite out of time— time. well, he's not quite out of time vet,— time. well, he's not quite out of time yet, mate,— e well, he's not quite out of time yet, mate, but. but e well, he's not quite out of time yet, mate, but . but lucy of time yet, mate, but. but lucy , hine— of time yet, mate, but. but lucy , hine ie— of time yet, mate, but. but lucy , mine is another— of time yet, mate, but. but lucy , mine is another honorary one. it , mine is another honorary one. h nos— , mine is another honorary one. h hoe to— , mine is another honorary one. h hoe to te— , mine is another honorary one. it has to be jacinda_ , mine is another honorary one. it has to be jacinda ardern. - it has to be jacinda ardern. this week. jacinda the well known republican, has now accepted a david amess . yes, she accepted a david amess. yes, she does. she does. are— accepted a david amess. yes, she does. she does. are you- ff: jp i: yes, she does. she does. are you joking nee — does. she does. are you joking nee hint-s— does. she does. are you joking me? what's she— does. she does. are you joking me? :�* ' me? what's she done? apart from divided country, ruined the economy completely taken this, taken this honour against all of her morals. given that she claims to be a republican. you love the woman is a joke, sam. you will only further her own celebrity rather than the cause of her people . so why does she of her people. so why does she deserve it? sam tell me she deserves it. because maybe her peer— deserves it. because maybe her poor notions— deserves it. because maybe her past actions mean— deserves it. because maybe her past actions mean you.- : e because maybe her past actions mean you. you used to rove— past actions mean you. you used to iove ner— past actions mean you. you used to love her, dad.— past actions mean you. you used to love her, dad. now i know. vou— to love her, dad. now i know. you know. — to love her, dad. now i know. you know. and— to love her, dad. now i know. you know. and milking our nonorenv—rol you know. and milking our. monarchy—to get you know. and milking our- monarchy_to get rid monarchy while trying to get rid of monarchy while trying to get rid oilie. — monarchy while trying to get rid oilie. its— monarchy while trying to get rid oilie. its a— monarchy while trying to get rid oflis. it's a bit— of it is. it's a bit hypocritical. i don't agree with trying to get rid of the monarchy. i don't agree with her. — monarchy. i don't agree with her. veii.— monarchy. i don't agree with that. well, yeah,— monarchy. i don't agree with that. well, yeah, she's a republican. she's become a dame now. all i'm going say is

now. and all i'm going to say is go look at her record. and go and look at her record. and she new zealand she is divided new zealand between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. she has destroyed the this is a joke. but the economy. this is a joke. but of liberal elite of course, the liberal elite will yeah. jacinda will love it. so yeah. jacinda yeah, she's my union jackass. ah, that wound me end the ah, that wound me up to end the show. sam dowler, belinda de lucy, malone, thank you show. sam dowler, belinda de lu