good evening. you with gb news the top . good evening. you with gb news the top story— - good evening. you with gb news the top story ttts— - good evening. you with gb news the top story this hour.— good evening. you with gb news the top story this hour. the tttme— the top story this hour. the tttme-styt- the top story this hour. the prime-says his- the top story this hour. the prime says his plan the top story this hour. the- prime-says his plan to prime minister says his plan to ttctte— prime minister says his plan to ttctte the— prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival— prime minister says his plan to tackle the arrival illegal tackle the arrival of illegal mtgttntt— tackle the arrival of illegal mtgtttts to— tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the— tackle the arrival of illegal migrants to the uk in small teats— migrants to the uk in small teats ant— migrants to the uk in small boats and the— migrants to the uk in small boats and the asylum backlog is stttttng— boats and the asylum backlog is stttttnglwwt— boats and the asylum backlog is stttttnglwwt .— boats and the asylum backlog is starting-work . but— boats and the asylum backlog is starting work. but he admits starting to work. but he admits there-s— starting to work. but he admits there-t stu— starting to work. but he admits there's still a— starting to work. but he admits there's still a long way to go. outttg— there's still a long way to go. outtng t— there's still a long way to go. during a speech— there's still a long way to go. during a speech in kent today, the ttthe— during a speech in kent today, the prime minister said small heat— the prime minister said small boat crossings— the prime minister said small boat crossings were down 20. thht— boat crossings were down 20. thht sthth— boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also— boat crossings were down 20. rishi sunak also announced a tutthet— rishi sunak also announced a tutthet twe— rishi sunak also announced a further two barges to accommodate a further 1000 teete— accommodate a further 1000 heehte, hut— accommodate a further 1000 people, but wouldn't say where they— people, but wouldn't say where they wettt — people, but wouldn't say where they wettt he— people, but wouldn't say where

they would be located . the they would be located. the tthett— they would be located. the labour leader,— they would be located. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, weteehet— labour leader, sir keir starmer, welcomed the— labour leader, sir keir starmer, welcomed the news but said the government— welcomed the news but said the government still— welcomed the news but said the government still needs to secure more return agreements with ether— more return agreements with other countries. _ more return agreements with other countries. the prime hhtetet— other countries. the prime minister says— other countries. the prime minister says the government is tethe— minister says the government is tehe every— minister says the government is tehe etety teet— minister says the government is using every tool at— minister says the government is using every tool at its disposal to teeth— using every tool at its disposal to tackle the _ using every tool at its disposal to tackle the problem . �*ft�*tz; to tackle the problem. we've now tettthet— to tackle the problem. we've now tettthet .— to tackle the problem. we've now returned . 1800 to albania in returned. 1800 to albania in just six months. we've gone from accepting around 1 in 5 albanian asylum cases to now just 1 in 50. in line with our european partners . and what is the result partners. and what is the result of all of this? so far this year , the number of albanians, small boat arrivals has fallen . by boat arrivals has fallen. by almost 90. thousands of british airways and boots employees are among those who've had their personal data breached following a cyber attack. ba says their etttt— a cyber attack. ba says their etttt hete— a cyber attack. ba says their staff were amongst- cat f ba says their staff were amongst those hit by the attach— staff were amongst those hit by the attack eh— staff were amongst those hit by the attack on zellis. that's a hymn— the attack on zellis. that's a payroll provider— the attack on zellis. that's a payroll provider used by hundreds— payroll provider used by hundreds of—

payroll provider used by hundreds of companies across the uk .— hundreds of companies across the uk . thethtey— hundreds of companies across the uk . pharmacy group boots also uk. pharmacy group boots also sett— uk. pharmacy group boots also ettt the— uk. pharmacy group boots also said the attack— uk. pharmacy group boots also said the attack had included et— said the attack had included et tte— said the attack had included some of its employees. personal tetttte— some of its employees. personal details include— some of its employees. personal details include names, addresses and hthhthe— details include names, addresses and banking details. entertainment and holly thttetghhy— entertainment and holly willoughby has returned to the ttythhe— willoughby has returned to the daytime television show this hethhg— daytime television show this hethhe tet— daytime television show this morning for the— daytime television show this morning for the first time tettewhg— morning for the first time following co—presenter phillip sehettett-e— following co—presenter phillip schofield's exit— following co—presenter phillip schofield's exit ._ following co—presenter phillip schofield's exit . opening the schofield's exit. opening the show— schofield's exit. opening the show today— schofield's exit. opening the show today alongside new this htthhh— show today alongside new this morning, presenter josie gibson. morning, presenterjosie gibson. ms morning, presenterjosie gibson. hethtteughhy— morning, presenterjosie gibson. ms willoughby said she felt ehtheh— ms willoughby said she felt shaken, troubled and let down by thtttth— shaken, troubled and let down by phillip schofield— shaken, troubled and let down by phillip schofield after he'd tthtttet— phillip schofield after he'd admitted he'd— phillip schofield after he'd admitted he'd had an affair with admitted he'd had an affair with t much— admitted he'd had an affair with a much younger— admitted he'd had an affair with a much younger male work eettetgte— a much younger male work colleague in— a much younger male work colleague in the united states. the— colleague in the united states. the tether— colleague in the united states. the former vice— colleague in the united states. the former vice president mike tente— the former vice president mike tehee hee— the former vice president mike pence has declared he will be tthhhg— pence has declared he will be tthhhg tet— pence has declared he will be running for the— pence has declared he will be running for the 2024 republican hteettehtttt— running for the 2024 republican presidential nomination when tente— presidential nomination when tehee te— presidential nomination when hehee he going— presidential nomination when pence is going to be running etehgette— pence is going to be running alongside former us president the— alongside former us president and current— alongside former us president and current frontrunner donald hump— and current frontrunner donald hump .— and current frontrunner donald hump . hee— and current frontrunner donald trump . he's expected to formally trump. he's expected to formally tetheh— trump. he's expected to formally tetheh hh— trump. he's expected to formally launch his campaign with a video and t— launch his campaign with a video and t speech— launch his campaign with a video the a speech eh— launch his campaign with a video and a speech on wednesday . here, and a speech on wednesday. here, the jette— and a speech on wednesday. here, the judge hearing— and a speech on wednesday. here, the judge hearing prince harry's tethet— the judge hearing prince harry's case against mirror group

hewehthete— case against mirror group newspapers says he was surprised the othe— newspapers says he was surprised the duke didn't— newspapers says he was surprised the duke didn't come today to the duke didn't come today to the htgh— the duke didn't come today to the high eettt— the duke didn't come today to the high court. it— the duke didn't come today to the high court. it was htetteuety— the high court. it was previously thought prince harry wette— previously thought prince harry would attend— previously thought prince harry would attend to— previously thought prince harry would attend to give evidence ettthe— would attend to give evidence over claims that— would attend to give evidence over claims that newspaper ttttetee— over claims that newspaper articles contained information thet— articles contained information thttwee— articles contained information that were gathered using whttwtwt— that were gathered using unlawful methods. but now it's been— unlawful methods. but now it's been confirmed— unlawful methods. but now it's been confirmed ._ unlawful methods. but now it's been confirmed . harry will enter been confirmed. harry will enter the wttheee— been confirmed. harry will enter the witness box— been confirmed. harry will enter the witness box tomorrow to give that— the witness box tomorrow to give that ewteheet — the witness box tomorrow to give that evidence. mirror group newspapers— that evidence. mirror group newspapers te— that evidence. mirror group newspapers is contesting the ettthe— newspapers is contesting the ettthe the— newspapers is contesting the claims and lastly, princess eugenie— claims and lastly, princess tweehte hee— claims and lastly, princess eugenie has announced the birth of eugenie has announced the birth et het— eugenie has announced the birth et het eeeeht— eugenie has announced the birth of her second child. it's a baby boy— of her second child. it's a baby hey hthet— of her second child. it's a baby boy named ernest— of her second child. it's a baby boy named ernest george. ronnie hteehehthh— boy named ernest george. ronnie hteehehthh .— boy named ernest george. ronnie brooksbank . she— boy named ernest george. ronnie brooksbank . she posted brooksbank. she posted a photograph— brooksbank. she posted a photograph on her instagram teeewht— photograph on her instagram account earlier— photograph on her instagram account earlier on today saying he wee— account earlier on today saying he teth— account earlier on today saying he heth eh— account earlier on today saying he was born on the 30th of may. thheeee— he was born on the 30th of may. princess eugenie— he was born on the 30th of may. princess eugenie saying son august— princess eugenie saying son august h— princess eugenie saying son august is already loving being a big brother— august is already loving being a big brother eh— august is already loving being a big brother on tv— august is already loving being a big brother on tv ,_ august is already loving being a big brother on tv , online dab+ big brother on tv, online dab+ tethe— big brother on tv, online dab+ who the— big brother on tv, online dab+ who and oh— big brother on tv, online dab+ radio and on the— big brother on tv, online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. hhhe— radio and on the tune in app. he he— radio and on the tune in app. hhhe he he— radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news,— radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news

. channel i hello. . channel hello and welcome to headliners . i'm joining me . i'm simon evans joining me tonight to top comedians leo kearse , josh howie. how are you, kearse, josh howie. how are you, gentlemen ? good, mate. you all gentlemen? good, mate. you all right? excellent. very well, thank you to think thank you. you have to think thew— thank you. you have to think thewtltet— thank you. you have to think thewtltet t— thank you. you have to think aboutlfor a second.- you have to think about for a second. two top about it for a second. two top eehehtthe— about it for a second. two top comedians _two. i about it for a second. two top- comedians _two. they comedians copy those two. they put comedians copy those two. they pwtlthttte— comedians copy those two. they put. little -there - put a little joke on there usually, but there was nothing this evening. i was, like, staring to see if missed it. staring to see if i'd missed it. but i don't think it was but no, i don't think so. it was just maybe they've run dry. just us. maybe they've run dry. 18 months in all the possible interpretations gone and so interpretations have gone and so we're trundle we're now just going to trundle along the bottom anyway. we'll have pages. have a look at the front pages. what we got ? we have the what have we got? we have the daily mail families face a £1,000 a year for bill labour eco plans. an and prince harry on the front page . there has on the front page. there has been wasting court time . the been wasting court time. the times two years to save the world, says i adviser and a picture of ukrainian troops getting quite bullish near the russian border. i believe the telegraph pm said to overrule

lord on boats bill interesting . lord on boats bill interesting. the metro judge wraps absent harry as in criticised rather than speaks over a repetitive beat. the guard in ukraine troops in intensify frontline raids an apparent shift in strategy erg and the daily star fishy rishi gets chopper out again . i said fishy rishi gets chopper out again. i said a fishy rishi gets chopper out again . i said a bit of again. i said a bit of salaciousness there. those were your front pages . so we begin your front pages. so we begin with the guardian. leo and the ukraine. yes they're leading whth— ukraine. yes they're leading with ukraine's— “his they're leading with ukraine's troops attack thong— with ukraine's troops attack along tteht— with ukraine's troops attack along front in— with ukraine's troops attack along front in apparent precursor to— along front in apparent precursor to counter—offensive . precursor to counter—offensive. so precursor to counter—offensive. so the— precursor to counter—offensive. so thhe hen-t— precursor to counter—offensive. so this isn't the— precursor to counter—offensive. so this isn't the full on counter—offensive . " so this isn't the full on- counter—offensive . this is they counter—offensive. this is they catt— counter—offensive. this is they call them shaping operation as they're sort of setting the ground up and also testing where the where the weak points . so the where the weak points. so they've they're using tanks and

stuff. it's not they're not it's not small stuff. i've seen seen a lot of the footage and unfortunately russia russia are really dug in. they've got they're incredibly well fortified. though russia fortified. so even though russia you know in the past there are a lot of their a lot of their fighting hasn't been i think what most military people would call it, active, just waves and waves of men they've dragged out of jails at the front and, you know, just reveal where the ukrainians are by by shooting them. so that's that's not work. but now they're dug in. this could be this could be tricky. and think could lose and i think ukraine could lose significant number of men. but they've got they've got the quite a lot of kit now and what they're also doing as well is ukrainian backed russian separatists have invaded near belgorod actually taken belgorod and actually taken russian ground. and it's not a million miles from moscow either . so that's got to be a huge russian ground as in ground that russian ground as in ground that russia had secured in its invasion. no. into russia hteett— invasion. no. into russia itself. actual— no. into russia itself. actual russia . “43?" invasion. no. into russia- itself. actual russia . yeah. and itself. actual russia. yeah. and they-we— itself. actual russia. yeah. and they've been there for five days

now. and so it's not as if they've just done a sortie over, you know, planted a flag, taken a photo and run back. yeah. this is, know, it's pretty is, you know, it's pretty serious. does not affect serious. does that not affect the legality, as it were, of america and on, supporting america and so on, supporting their activities? well, this is their activities? well, this is the thhhg. — their activities? well, this is the thing. ukraine aren't allowed armaments allowed to use western armaments in russia to attack russia itself. they're using ukraine itself. so they're using ukraine and stuff or older stuff, soviet era stuff. but that's pretty much what russia is using anyway. so yeah, there's and russia so far, i mean, 97% of its troops are in ukraine. so they don't have anybody left to actually defend russia with. and it's also a signal to other parts of russia, you know, parts like chechnya that previously wanted to break away. look, you can do this. look, the armies , can do this. look, the armies, like most of them, are dead. the rest are just dopey conscripts. why don't you why don't you do this as well? what do you think, teehe— this as well? what do you think, josh? hhhe— this as well? what do you think, josh? time-take— , what do you think, josh? time take moscow. yeah josh? time to take moscow. yeah teth— josh? time to take moscow. yeah yeah. mayhe— josh? time to take moscow. yeah yeah maybe not— josh? time to take moscow. yeah yeah, maybe not-far- josh? time to take moscow. yeah yeah, maybe not-far ,- josh? time to take moscow. yeah yeah, maybe not-far , but,- yeah, maybe not that far, but, yeah, is the sort of yeah, this is the sort of prelude to what i imagine we're going to be seeing a lot more in

the press than the photos and the press than the photos and the modern warfare with everything all the drone everything and all the drone footage and whatnot. but i think whethe— footage and whatnot. but i think whtthhe, ht— footage and whatnot. but i think ukraine, it seems— footage and whatnot. but i think ukraine, it seems like— g e�*h: but i think ukraine, it seems like they've tene— ukraine, it seems like they've done whet— ukraine, it seems like they've done what they— ukraine, it seems like they've done what they can. they've, you thew,— done what they can. they've, you knew they-we— done what they can. they've, you know, they've they're smart. they-we— know, they've they're smart. they-we hteyet— know, they've they're smart. they've played it. "th they've played it. they've pttyet— they've played it. they've pttyet t— they've played it. they've played a good hand so far, obviously. well, i think it's htehthty— obviously. well, i think it's hhhthty ttht— obviously. well, i think it's probably fair to— obviously. well, i think it's probably fair to say- well, i think it's probably fair to say it's gone hettet— probably fair to say it's gone hettet thth— probably fair to say it's gone better than most— probably fair to say it's gone better than most people were expeethhe. — better than most people were expeethhg. h— better than most people were expecting. i mean, most people who— expecting. i mean, most people who-enth— expecting. i mean, most people who-anti russia,- expecting. i mean, most people who anti russia, putin's who were anti russia, putin's big— who were anti russia, putin's the hhetthe— who were anti russia, putin's big mistake was— who were anti russia, putin's big mistake was not invading tthtthh— big mistake was not invading tthtthh-we-t- big mistake was not invading. britain -we'd-been britain because we'd have been too britain because we'd have been tee-et— britain because we'd have been tee-eh toothe— britain because we'd have been too-of looking like- too afraid of looking like anti—immigrant or russophile thethe— anti—immigrant or russophile thethe te— anti—immigrant or russophile thethe to te— anti—immigrant or russophile phobic to do anything about it. cettthhty— phobic to do anything about it. cettthhty hen-t— phobic to do anything about it. certainly isn't the— phobic to do anything about it. certainly isn't the problem- phobic to do anything about it. certainly isn't the problem that ukraine have that is true. the next up we have the the next up we have the times. josh teth— next up we have the times. josh veth ee— next up we have the times. josh veth ee they-we— next up we have the times. josh yeah, so they've also got a thetwe— yeah, so they've also got a thetwe et— yeah, so they've also got a thetwe et t— yeah, so they've also got a picture of a of— yeah, so they've also got a picture of a of a- yeah, so they've also got a picture of a of a ukrainian and a picture of a of a ukrainian and ttthh— picture of a of a ukrainian and ttthh tethe— picture of a of a ukrainian and a tank doing this— picture of a of a ukrainian and a tank doing this sign here eeyhhe— a tank doing this sign here etyhhe ,— a tank doing this sign here etyhhe , yeah— a tank doing this sign here saying , yeah, this is, it's not saying, yeah, this is, it's not exeetty— saying, yeah, this is, it's not exeetty ,— saying, yeah, this is, it's not exeetty , ht-e— saying, yeah, this is, it's not exactly , it's not— saying, yeah, this is, it's not exactly , it's not sort of exactly, it's not sort of whheteh— exactly, it's not sort of winston churchill is it white tower.— winston churchill is it white tewe. weeh. — winston churchill is it white power. yeah. it's- winston churchill is it white power. yeah. e e "th power. yeah. it's like, hey dudes , we're going to, we're dudes, we're going to, we're going to win the war. and they've also got a story we're going to sort of touch on in a

bit about french stopping half of boat migrants after the £480 million deal. so that's where our money has gone. they've got 700 police men instead of previously 200, and they and it's made a real dent. but we are going to talk about that a little bit more in a bit. there's something here that for i've me, that's quite interesting, which was breastfed children get best gcse exam marks. yeah and this is anybody who's had a child in the last sort of 15, 20 years and done nct, the midwives will be very clear like you must breastfeed your child if you and this is seen hinckley actual scientific evidence that it does have a benefit. there's evidence that it does have a benefit . there's been quite benefit. there's been quite a lot benefit. there's been quite a tet et— benefit. there's been quite a tet et wett— benefit. there's been quite a lot of meta surveys- e there's been quite a lot of meta surveys over the yeete— lot of meta surveys over the yeete thet— lot of meta surveys over the years that suggest that it is eettetty— years that suggest that it is eettetty eeet— years that suggest that it is actually good for their brain development.— actually good for their brain development. but there's this. so development. but there's this. se they-we— development. but there's this. so they've looked— development. but there's this. so they've looked at students for so they've looked at students tet stoo— so they've looked at students for 5000 students from 2000 who were—2002,- for 5000 students from 2000 who were—2002, ent- for 5000 students from 2000 who were _2002, and theyi were born, 2000, 2002, and they teehet— were born, 2000, 2002, and they teehet et— were born, 2000, 2002, and they looked at their— were born, 2000, 2002, and they looked at their gcse results and eeeehthetty— looked at their gcse results and essentially see _ looked at their gcse results and essentially see like 10% of non tteeettet— essentially see like 10% of non breastfed students got an a or a eter— breastfed students got an a or a etet h— breastfed students got an a or a etet hh theht— breastfed students got an a or a star in their english. 'h: e star in their english. and it's a star in their english. and it's e ehhhtet— star in their english. and it's

a similar thing for maths as well. and then about 30% of them were breastfed who got it. so it's a it's a it's a bit difficult. it is a big difference, - difficult. it is a big difference, a- h: ”met it is a big difference, a gap. and of course, it's— difference, a gap. and of course, it's not- difference, a gap. and of course, it's not politically nette— course, it's not politically hetttet. a— course, it's not politically neutral. a lot— course, it's not politically neutral. a lot of women feel thet— neutral. a lot of women feel that the— neutral. a lot of women feel that this kind— neutral. a lot of women feel that this kind of— neutral. a lot of women feel that this kind of thing pressure, putting pressure on them.— pressure, putting pressure on them. tut— pressure, putting pressure on them. but also— pressure, putting pressure on them. but also there are a lot of confounding— them. but also there are a lot of confounding variables. you thew,— of confounding variables. you knew ht— of confounding variables. you knew ht eth— of confounding variables. you know, it can indicate the degree of know, it can indicate the degree et httththeh— know, it can indicate the degree of nutrition which— know, it can indicate the degree of nutrition which is available in of nutrition which is available tn the— of nutrition which is available tn the temhty— of nutrition which is available in the family. the degree, teetee— in the family. the degree, degree education that the degree of education that the hethet— degree of education that the hethet hee— degree of education that the mother has had— degree of education that the mother has had possibly. and it's mother has had possibly. and ht-elhethet— mother has had possibly. and it'slmarker or— mother has had possibly. and it'slmarker or it's- mother has had possibly. and it's marker or it's a marker it's a marker or it's a marker tet— it's a marker or it's a marker tet ether— it's a marker or it's a marker for other factors. - it's a marker or it's a marker for other factors. �*" for other factors. so if eehetety— for other factors. so if somebody breastfeeds, then they're likely to have the resources the ability and resources and the ability and the the read enough the interest and the read enough and they've got nipples, you know, that. that's know, can't ignore that. that's an important part— know, can't ignore that. that's an important part of- know, can't ignore that. that's an important part of it.- if?“ e g that's an important part of it. but hteh“ e g that's an important part of it. but it is an important part of it. but it he the— an important part of it. but it he the thet— an important part of it. but it is true that you're— an important part of it. but it is true that you're right. absolutely. _ is true that you're right. absolutely. all these things tent— absolutely. all these things teht te— absolutely. all these things teht te eett— absolutely. all these things tend to sort of— absolutely. all these things tend to sort of status thing in tethe— tend to sort of status thing in tethelthhe— tend to sort of status thing in tethelthhe h— tend to sort of status thing in terms-like i mean- tend to sort of status thing in terms like i mean i remember terms of like i mean i remember the-h— terms of like i mean i remember the-h ew— terms of like i mean i remember the-h wch- terms of like i mean i remember the in our nct group the pressure in our nct group for the pressure in our nct group tet hy— the pressure in our nct group tet my whe— the pressure in our nct group her my whte te— the pressure in our nct group for my wife to breastfeed and all for my wife to breastfeed and at the— for my wife to breastfeed and all the other— for my wife to breastfeed and all the other mums. e e all the other mums. it was like, are breastfeeding? and are you breastfeeding? and people were mums were like crying they couldn't. and crying that they couldn't. and it stressful at the it was really stressful at the time. pressure group time. pressure in the nct group thee— time. pressure in the nct group thee te— time. pressure in the nct group thee te hete— time. pressure in the nct group also to have your— e pressure in the nct group also to have your baby without ehehhtheeht— also to have your baby without significant pain— also to have your baby without

significant pain intervention. also to have your baby without sigiyeah,|t pain intervention. also to have your baby without sigiyeah, forain intervention. also to have your baby without sigiyeah, for sure. tervention. also to have your baby without sigiyeah, for sure. te remember oh yeah, for sure. i remember thet— oh yeah, for sure. i remember that—twe- oh yeah, for sure. i rememberl that—five minutes. that lasted about five minutes. on that lasted about five minutes. oh-whth— that lasted about five minutes. oh-whth wet.- that lasted about five minutes. on with a&e. everyone has on impact with a&e. everyone has an on impact with a&e. everyone has eh—tteh— on impact with a&e. everyone has eh—tteh ththt- on impact with a&e. everyone has an plan until labour an nct battle plan until labour teehhe. — an nct battle plan until labour teehhe. h— an nct battle plan until labour teehhe. h het— an nct battle plan until labour begins. i had to— an nct battle plan until labour begins. “ehh: : an nct battle plan until labour begins. “eh: : begins. i had to breastfeed my. i had to like milk to her start the milk. it was so traumatic . the milk. it was so traumatic. sorry. audience moving sorry. sorry. audience moving on. we have the daily mail now. tee— on. we have the daily mail now. tee se— on. we have the daily mail now. leo so families— on. we have the daily mail now. leo so families face— we have the daily mail now. leo so families face a £1,000 a year— leo so families face a £1,000 a yeet thtt— leo so families face a £1,000 a yeet thtt tet— leo so families face a £1,000 a year bill for labour— leo so families face a £1,000 a year bill for labour plans. ttteut-e— year bill for labour plans. labour's bonkers- year bill for labour plans. labour's bonkers green- year bill for labour plans. labour's bonkers green energy plans will drive up mortgage rates and make britain more reliant on foreign oil and gas. ministers warned last night. and they're absolutely right. i mean , these things subsidies to green energy companies are dressed up as, oh, we're saving the planet. really it's just a shakedown. so, i mean, dale, vince, the boss of ecotricity, he he donated 1.5 million to the labour party , but he under the labour party, but he under the last labour government, he got £36 million in subsidies for ecotricity. and £36 million in subsidies for ecotricity . and how much do you ecotricity. and how much do you go ecotricity. and how much do you ee thtet— ecotricity. and how much do you ee under the— ecotricity. and how much do you go under the tories. _ f ht. eye and how much do you go under the tories. �*hfth�*hzge go under the tories. well that wette— go under the tories. well that would that would have continued. i don't if those i don't know if those figures. well cameron was

hhte— those figures. well cameron was even more into this— �*" g ”his well cameron was even more into this stuff and the— even more into this stuff and thhe he— even more into this stuff and thhe he why— even more into this stuff and this is why this— even more into this stuff and this is why this is— even more into this stuff and this is why this is why he's ethtt— this is why this is why he's still donating— this is why this is why he's still donating to, to labour. i ht-e— still donating to, to labour. i mean, it's looking— still donating to, to labour. i mean, it's looking likely- still donating to, to labour. i mean, it's looking likely that labour are going back in labour are going to get back in next and keir starmer, next year and keir starmer, after receiving all money, after receiving all this money, has oh, we're going to has said, oh, we're going to stop oil gas. so stop north sea oil and gas. so he's taking the competitors he's taking out the competitors for energy. i mean, this for green energy. i mean, this is basically it feels is this is basically it feels like mafia shakedown. yes, like a mafia shakedown. yes, there is. i mean, this is- e “ yes, there is. i mean, this is the tethere— there is. i mean, this is the problem, isn't— there is. i mean, this is the problem, isn't it? as always hattehe— problem, isn't it? as always happens politics, you know, happens in politics, you know, the— happens in politics, you know, the-thet— happens in politics, you know, five - after you've - five minutes after you've established— five minutes after you've established certain amount established a certain amount of teehthhete— established a certain amount of legitimate argument for government— legitimate argument for government intervention , government intervention, ettehthee— government intervention, subsidies become available and a racket— subsidies become available and a teehet he— subsidies become available and a teehet he e— subsidies become available and a racket is a racket— subsidies become available and a racket is a racket very, very ethehty. — racket is a racket very, very ethehty. ht-e— racket is a racket very, very quickly. it's very, very difficult— quickly. it's very, very difficult to _ quickly. it's very, very difficult to the big thing going on difficult to the big thing going eh h— difficult to the big thing going on in america. _ difficult to the big thing going on in america. o” chit. difficult to the big thing going on in america. o” cch. schc on in america. of course, there pumping their economy. they're they're counting on this to kick start economy. the start their economy. the billions that they're putting start their economy. the billitrenewable ey're putting start their economy. the billitrenewable ey're plsources into renewable energy sources and whatnot. and because they see it as a win win, the two things i think are interesting from this article is, number one, is that starmer is it says here shows signs of wobbling on night. the idea is he's night. but the idea is he's basically said if the basically said that if the numbers don't add up, then he'll

pull out i think that's a pull out of it. i think that's a sensible idea. if you get more data it doesn't add up, he's data and it doesn't add up, he's showing willingness. some showing a willingness. some people he's just people go, oh, he's just flip flopping. like, no, that's flopping. it's like, no, that's an intelligent person looks an intelligent person who looks at yeah well, let's an intelligent person who looks at so. yeah well, let's an intelligent person who looks at so. i yeah well, let's an intelligent person who looks at so. i doeah well, let's an intelligent person who looks at so. ido remember,t's an intelligent person who looks at so. i do remember, you hope so. i do remember, you thew,— hope so. i do remember, you knew twhhe— hope so. i do remember, you know, during the— i do remember, you know, during the thatcher years when— know, during the thatcher years whet-were— know, during the thatcher years when -were _the - when they were closing the mines, which— when they were closing the mines, which was a similar kind of mines, which was a similar kind et-eehhe— mines, which was a similar kind et-eehhe eh— mines, which was a similar kind of-going on then,- mines, which was a similar kind of going on then, because of vibe going on then, because eetyee— of vibe going on then, because ewetyehe-wett- of vibe going on then, because everyone well, still everyone said, well, we're still going— everyone said, well, we're still eehhe-eh— everyone said, well, we're still eehhe-eh hhtette- going to carry on imports, teteheh— going to carry on imports, foreign coal,— going to carry on imports, foreign coal, which which indeed we—te- foreign coal, which which indeed we—te tel we did and indeed still do to the— we did and indeed still do to the-thew.— we did and indeed still do to this-know. but- we did and indeed still do to this know. but it's this day, you know. but it's ethte— this day, you know. but it's never quite as— this day, you know. but it's never quite as as you might never quite as easy as you might thhhh— never quite as easy as you might thhhhlhhht— never quite as easy as you might think-kindldetach- never quite as easy as you might think kind detach those think to kind of detach those thhhee. — think to kind of detach those things. -think- think to kind of detach those things. -think lefties. think to kind of detach those. things. -think lefties would things. you think lefties would want sort farmers market want some sort of farmers market style, sourced coal. style, locally sourced coal. coal. that's yeah. yeah. coal. that's right. yeah. yeah. oh coal. that's right. yeah. yeah. eh-hhee.— coal. that's right. yeah. yeah. eh-hheelet- oh yeah. so nice. bit of huddersfield.- oh yeah. so nice. bit of huddersfield. let's. that's it for huddersfield. let's. that's it tet thtt— huddersfield. let's. that's it her pet ethe— huddersfield. let's. that's it for part one. coming up have for part one. coming up we have ttheeh— for part one. coming up we have more prison hulks_ for part one. coming up we have more prison hulks in society thtttet— more prison hulks in society riddled with— more prison hulks in society riddled with racism or is that thet— riddled with racism or is that wet-tethe— riddled with racism or is that just police canteen and bear just the police canteen and bear etytte— just the police canteen and bear etytte hee— just the police canteen and bear etytte he the— just the police canteen and bear grylls has the answer to underachieving teens. stay tuned

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l sec“ “3 c'fe h ?ec and welcome back to headliners l es“ “g h”; h 3ehc and welcome back to headliners with shheh— welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans— welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans ,_ welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans , leo aukus and me, simon evans, leo aukus and teet— me, simon evans, leo aukus and josh hewhe. — me, simon evans, leo aukus and teeh hewhe. se— me, simon evans, leo aukus and josh howie. so we're— me, simon evans, leo aukus and josh howie. so we're going to etett— josh howie. so we're going to etett thhe— josh howie. so we're going to start this section— josh howie. so we're going to start this section with the wette. — start this section with the wette. teeh — start this section with the metro. josh and the absent harry judge— metro. josh and the absent harry judge hete— metro. josh and the absent harry judge raps absent— metro. josh and the absent harry judge raps absent harry. so the cewtt— judge raps absent harry. so the cewtt chee— judge raps absent harry. so the court case started _ judge raps absent harry. so the court case started today with prince harry taking the mirror group to court, thinking to try and prove that they were doing some phone hacking and whatnot, and essentially he's giving he's he's going to be questioned or whatever, cross—examine and cross—examine today, which is today or tuesday . but they said today or tuesday. but they said get here a day early. yeah. because they thought it might get a bit shorter. and he was like, i've got my daughter's birthday. and he in birthday. and so he flew in sunday night. so the judge is basically but basically unhappy about it. but there's no actual evidence that he was needed today. but basically judge like, basically the judge was like, you really respect our you should really respect our wishes. it's bit like when wishes. it's a bit like when i went— wishes. it's a bit like when i wehtlehwe— wishes. it's a bit like when i went-give blood- it's a bit like when i went give blood and they were went to give blood and they were likew— went to give blood and they were the—te— went to give blood and they were the—tele- went to give blood and they were like,_to.a half. like, there's going to be a half hew— like, there's going to be a half hew wett— like, there's going to be a half hour wait. and _ like, there's going to be a half hour wait. and i— like, there's going to be a half hour wait. and i said, no, i heweh-t— hour wait. and i said, no, i haven't-that- hour wait. and i said, no, i haven't that long. and i had haven't got that long. and i had to haven't got that long. and i had te he — haven't got that long. and i had te he tht— haven't got that long. and i had to leave. and they— haven't got that long. and i had to leave. and they look really eteeeee- ht— to leave. and they look really cross-as if they- to leave. and they look really cross as if they like cross with me as if they like ewe— cross with me as if they like

ehwe eh— cross with me as if they like give an appointment schedule and then—te— give an appointment schedule and theh—te thet— give an appointment schedule and then—to just like- then expect you to just like ewe—et- then expect you to just like ehwe—et yewl then expect you to just likei give—of your day. give up the rest of your day. the — give up the rest of your day. the the,— give up the rest of your day. the the, we.— give up the rest of your day. i'm like, no. it's— give up the rest of your day. i'm like, no. it's like, i understand— i'm like, no. it's like, i understand that, you know? i yet-yet- understand that, you know? ij mean, you _you -to mean, you know, you want to appear— mean, you know, you want to etteet-yet- mean, you know, you want to etteet-yet wehtl mean, you know, you want to appear you want your appear in court, you want your day— appear in court, you want your day h— appear in court, you want your day hh eewt— appear in court, you want your day in court, but— appear in court, you want your day in court, but you don't want to day in court, but you don't want te te— day in court, but you don't want te te thet— day in court, but you don't want to be just hanging— day in court, but you don't want to be just hanging around in yet— to be just hanging around in yet eet— to be just hanging around in case you get bumped. /ch. case you get bumped. you know, you case you get bumped. you know, yet ten-t— case you get bumped. you know, you don't you don't just is you don't you don't just this is this is a courtroom. this is i mean, judiciary, mean, in front of the judiciary, me, doesn't me, everyone's equal. it doesn't matter if you're some sort of highfalutin prince who's got a netflix or whatever. no, netflix podcast or whatever. no, you've this you've got to turn up on this day. and this is where, yeah, he's going to have other birthdays. kids birthdays. he's got other kids like, that's not a good like, yeah, that's not a good excuse. that's not good excuse. that's not a good excuse. that's not a good excuse. that's not a good excuse. that's terrible. my count was it's like, count was sick. it's like, it's nonsense. court nonsense. this is where court cases where and cases like this is where and he's got to court cases the he's got to court cases at the moment. there's also the visa. one has his visa statement is going is to be revealed going to is going to be revealed in another courtroom. his credit card his for card statement. no, his for applying— card statement. no, his for applying-vise - card statement. no, his for applying-visa. yeah,| applying for a visa. yeah, theht. — applying for a visa. yeah, theht. se— applying for a visa. yeah, theht. se tht— applying for a visa. yeah, right. so i'd like to see his credit card statement as well. see how he actually see see how much he actually pays? he pays cash. he pays? he pays cash. yeah. he thee— pays? he pays cash. yeah. he thhee te— pays? he pays cash. yeah. he thhee te ety— pays? he pays cash. yeah. he likes to pay with— , he pays cash. yeah. he likes to pay with the family. hut— likes to pay with the family. hut-thawe- likes to pay with the family. but-picture of- likes to pay with the family. but-picture of his- likes to pay with the family. . but-picture of his mum. but yeah, a picture of his mum. but yeah, a picture of his mum. but but, yeah, this. this is

where prince harry and meghan, they're sort of worldview of our own and this is own personal truth. and this is what feel it comes up against. what i feel it comes up against. what is objective reality and truth. it's going to be interesting— truth. it's going to be interesting calls interesting because he's calls the— interesting because he's calls the-he— interesting because he's calls this- he didn't- interesting because he's calls this he didn't he's not this isn't he he didn't he's not tethe— this isn't he he didn't he's not tehhe hettet— this isn't he he didn't he's not being hauled he's— this isn't he he didn't he's not being hauled he's he's like this is being hauled he's he's like this he—heete- being hauled he's he's like this he—heetelthe is often the hubris leads to the nemesis-there-bel is often the hubris leads to the. nemesis-there-be an nemesis right. there could be an extteetthhety— nemesis right. there could be an extraordinary downfall because hee— extraordinary downfall because he's _ handled - extraordinary downfall because he's—handled by. extraordinary downfall because. he's—handled by like he's always been handled by like the oprah— he's always been handled by like the teeth tht— he's always been handled by like the oprah kind of— he's always been handled by like the oprah kind of interviews and etttt. — the oprah kind of interviews and etttt. _the— the oprah kind of interviews and stuff. _the first— the oprah kind of interviews and stuff. the first time stuff. this is the first time hee— stuff. this is the first time he-e-te— stuff. this is the first time he's-to-facedl stuff. this is the first time- he's-to-faced some he's going to have faced some teeth— he's going to have faced some heethhe—tet- hostile fryston asked for eewhthee — hostile fryston asked for evidence. �*hfth�*cs cf; hostile fryston asked for evidence. cg. hostile fryston asked for- evidence. well, this guy says he wants person questioning. he wants the person questioning. he says and says he wants like a day and a half. so it'll be a i wonder what we'll be talking about tomorrow. that will be interesting. _offi tomorrow. that will be. interesting. _off the interesting. kicking off the hhhee. —hee,l interesting. kicking off the times—leo, ai interesting. kicking off the. times—leo, a bit interesting. kicking off the- times._leo, a bit of times. meanwhile, leo, a bit of thee— times. meanwhile, leo, a bit of thtt they— times. meanwhile, leo, a bit of the they theh— times. meanwhile, leo, a bit of erg bargy from dishy rishi. so the the— erg bargy from dishy rishi. so the prime minister— erg bargy from dishy rishi. so the prime minister has- erg bargy from dishy rishi. so the prime minister has insisted his stop boats is his plans to stop the boats is working announced two new working as he announced two new barges a further 1000 barges to house a further 1000 asylum seekers off the coast of britain. he small boat britain. so he said small boat arrivals fallen by 20% this arrivals had fallen by 20% this yean arrivals had fallen by 20% this year, compared to 2022. i mean , year, compared to 2022. i mean, that's you know, he's selecting he's selecting some particular months haven't really months there. we haven't really seen much a so far. and seen much of a drop. so far. and i think the weather's been a bit worse than it was last year ,

worse than it was last year, which was by the fact that which was shown by the fact that he was out on the waves and they were very choppy. i think there was were very choppy. i think there azh — were very choppy. i think there azh he— were very choppy. i think there was a2i mean, it's— were very choppy. i think there was a2i mean, it's a— cg f ithink there was a2i mean, it's a result that it's was a2i mean, it's a result that the het— was a2i mean, it's a result that the net eetthhe— was a2i mean, it's a result that it's not getting worse, to be heneet— it's not getting worse, to be heheetlht— it's not getting worse, to be honest..it is— it's not getting worse, to be honest..it is if— it's not getting worse, to be honest..it is if it- it's not getting worse, to be honest. it is if it is even honest. if it is if it is even hewethhhe— honest. if it is if it is even levelling off,— honest. if it is if it is even levelling off, that's slightly teeeewhhe — levelling off, that's slightly reassuring. h/ce“ levelling off, that's slightly reassuring. h/ce “ eccy reassuring. yeah, absolutely. and think the sort and i think the sort of breakdown the small boat breakdown of the small boat crossing, crossing or crossing, crossing people or migrants well migrants has changed as well because far fewer because it's far fewer albanians, apparently. well this because it's far fewer albaniaibigapparently. well this because it's far fewer albaniaibig news, ntly. well this because it's far fewer albaniaibig news, wasn'tall this because it's far fewer albaniaibig news, wasn't it, this because it's far fewer albaniaibig news, wasn't it, in s was his big news, wasn't it, in his announcement? and he seemed to on his announcement? and he seemed te—eh the— his announcement? and he seemed to_on the albanian- to really focus on the albanian eteheht,— to really focus on the albanian element, particular element, that particular demographic— element, that particular demographic that have seen, demographic that we have seen, of demographic that we have seen, et-etetthhe— demographic that we have seen, of-cropping “p- demographic that we have seen, et-etetthhe “p h- of course, cropping up in some ethte— of course, cropping up in some teeth thethhhe— of course, cropping up in some quite alarming figures . so quite alarming crime figures. so i quite alarming crime figures. so hthhhh— quite alarming crime figures. so hthhhh thet— quite alarming crime figures. so i think that will— quite alarming crime figures. so i think that will probably win hhh— — i think that will probably win hhh— hut- i think that will probably win hhh— hut yewl i think that will probably win. him_ but you also him a few votes. but you also seeing 30% more immigration to europe. so these figures, europe. yeah so these figures, when you factor that in it, actually arguable it has made a difference. yes motty i was heehhhe— difference. yes motty i was looking forward _ difference. yes motty i was looking forward to- c �*"�*"chc“cc h/cet motty i was looking forward to more parking eeeeet— looking forward to more parking eeeeet tht— looking forward to more parking spaces and now— looking forward to more parking spaces and now they're not going to spaces and now they're not going te te— spaces and now they're not going te te there— spaces and now they're not going to be there and— spaces and now they're not going to be there and i'm— spaces and now they're not going to be there and i'm upset. i teh-t— to be there and i'm upset. i teh-t thew.— to be there and i'm upset. i teh-t thew. h— to be there and i'm upset. i don't know. i think the real etetteh — don't know. i think the real problem lpublic- don't know. i think the real problem public opinion. what problem is public opinion. what he-te— problem is public opinion. what he-te whth— problem is public opinion. what he-do with the- problem is public opinion. what he do with the small he needs to do with the small teet— he needs to do with the small boat migrants— he needs to do with the small boat migrants put them boat migrants is just put them put boat migrants is just put them tut-heat— boat migrants is just put them tut-heat the— boat migrants is just put them put-near the civil- boat migrants is just put them put near the civil service put them near the civil service tht— put them near the civil service and-guardian— put them near the civil service and guardian readers and all and the guardian readers and all theee—hhehet- and the guardian readers and all these—insist that- and the guardian readers and all these insist that we and the guardian readers and all

theseopen insist that we and the guardian readers and all theseopen bordersinsist that we and the guardian readers and all theseopen borders andt that we and the guardian readers and all theseopen borders and resistwe and the guardian readers and all theseopen borders and resist the have open borders and resist the twehte— have open borders and resist the twehte theh— have open borders and resist the rwanda plan, just— have open borders and resist the rwanda plan, just plant them in theee— rwanda plan, just plant them in those—instead. those neighbourhoods instead of eetthhe— those neighbourhoods instead of eetthhe-tetthwet- those neighbourhoods instead of putting deprived the putting them in, deprived the tethere— putting them in, deprived thej farmers—stalls. farmers market. cold stalls. vett— farmers market. cold stalls. yeah absolutely. there is yeah yeah, absolutely. there is actually yeah yeah, absolutely. there is eettehty—ethte- yeah yeah, absolutely. there is| actually—quite funny. actually something quite funny. he actually something quite funny. he eett— actually something quite funny. he eett-ett— actually something quite funny. he sort-out for- actually something quite funny. he sort-out for the- actually something quite funny. he sort out for the day actually something quite funny. he these out for the day actually something quite funny. he these boats out for the day actually something quite funny. he these boats and for the day actually something quite funny. he these boats and the the day actually something quite funny. he these boats and the military on these boats and the military commander was— on these boats and the military commander was like, oh, he's a young— commander was like, oh, he's a yethe—eett- commander was like, oh, he's a yethe—eett et- commander was like, oh, he's a yethe—eett eh ttti young fit bloke and sort of, but no. young fit bloke and sort of, but he-he-e— young fit bloke and sort of, but he-he-e we,— young fit bloke and sort of, but no.-he's like, oh,- young fit bloke and sort of, but no. he's like, oh, you did no. and he's like, oh, you did ethy— no. and he's like, oh, you did teehhy, ethy— no. and he's like, oh, you did really, really well. _ no. and he's like, oh, you did really, really well. if it had teeh— really, really well. if it had been biden,_ really, really well. if it had been biden, you that is not what you been biden, you that is not what yet-te— been biden, you that is not what yet-teleehtetet- been biden, you that is not what you to compared but you want to be compared to. but thee— you want to be compared to. but thee he-e— you want to be compared to. but thee he-e ee— you want to be compared to. but also he's so short— you want to be compared to. but also he's so short that he's h-eette— also he's so short that he's h-eette te- also he's so short that he's never to be making it never going to be making it over. probably— never going to be making it over. probably quite- never going to be making it over. c never going to be making it over. g over. probably quite a good seaman. he's totally safe. he could he's a could call between he's a bomber, daily mail bomber, actually, daily mail now, sounds like our now, josh, it sounds like our entire is longer fit entire society is no longer fit for purpose needs to be for purpose and needs to be abolished. well, certainly in seeththt,— abolished. well, certainly in scotland,-chief- scotland, but the chief constable,— scotland, but the chief constable, had admitted constable, who had admitted tethe— constable, who had admitted police scotland— constable, who had admitted police scotland instituting police scotland is instituting ttehet— police scotland is instituting racist discriminatory now racist and discriminatory now etye— racist and discriminatory now etye-he— racist and discriminatory now says-is endemic- racist and discriminatory now says is endemic across says racism is endemic across the— says racism is endemic across the whehe— says racism is endemic across the whehe et— says racism is endemic across the whole of society. so it eethet— the whole of society. so it sounds like _ the whole of society. so it sounds like someone has done a hhtthe— sounds like someone has done a little critical— sounds like someone has done a little critical race— sounds like someone has done a little critical race theory ttthhhhe. — little critical race theory training. right. and he's really tthhhe— training. right. and he's really tthhhe-hettt.— training. right. and he's really taking heart. this person taking it to heart. this person in taking it to heart. this person hh sht— taking it to heart. this person hh sht hth— taking it to heart. this person in sir ian livingstone , who in sir ian livingstone, who wetht— in sir ian livingstone, who wetht ee— in sir ian livingstone, who wetht ee he— in sir ian livingstone, who would so he must have written all would so he must have written thh et— would so he must have written thh et theee— would so he must have written all of those fancy— would so he must have written all of those fancy choose your own adventure— all of those fancy choose your own adventure books. and then he went— own adventure books. and then he went eth— own adventure books. and then he went ett te— own adventure books. and then he went ett te te—

own adventure books. and then he went off to be the— own adventure books. and then he went off to be the head of seeththt.— went off to be the head of scotland. that's- went off to be the head of scotland. that's a little joke there— scotland. that's a little joke thete tet— scotland. that's a little joke thete tet thy— scotland. that's a little joke there for any geeks. yeah and hee— there for any geeks. yeah and now he's a chief— there for any geeks. yeah and now he's a chief constable and hee— now he's a chief constable and he ttehethhy— now he's a chief constable and he's basically retire . he's basically about to retire. so he's basically about to retire. se he-e— he's basically about to retire. se he-e thet— he's basically about to retire. so he's just going essentially, yee— so he's just going essentially, ye t— so he's just going essentially, you're a racist.— so he's just going essentially, you're a racist. see ya . bye. you're a racist. see ya. bye. tht— you're a racist. see ya. bye. aht hew— you're a racist. see ya. bye. aht he-e— you're a racist. see ya. bye. and now he's sort of. and so his ettheete— and now he's sort of. and so his ettheete te— and now he's sort of. and so his officers are very— and now he's sort of. and so his officers are very upset with hhh— officers are very upset with hhh. teth— officers are very upset with him. yeah look,— officers are very upset with him. yeah look, there is racism tht— him. yeah look, there is racism tht hheeeyhy— him. yeah look, there is racism tht hheeeyhy ,— him. yeah look, there is racism and misogyny , and these things and misogyny, and these things do and misogyny, and these things he exhet— and misogyny, and these things do exist within— and misogyny, and these things do exist within our society . obe do exist within our society. obe tut— do exist within our society. obe tut thee-e— do exist within our society. obe tut thete-e t— do exist within our society. obe but there's a massive difference tetweeh— but there's a massive difference tetweeh the— but there's a massive difference between the endemic nature of it theh— between the endemic nature of it then whheh— between the endemic nature of it then whheh he— between the endemic nature of it then which is what— between the endemic nature of it then which is what he for not hhh— then which is what he for not hhh te— then which is what he for not hhh te tthh— then which is what he for not him to talk about— then which is what he for not him to talk about society eehettthy,— him to talk about society eehetthhy, he— him to talk about society generally, is it? c cgc generally, is it? he's got thee-e— generally, is it? he's got there's a group of people whom he represents and it's his choice been his job in order to try and keep order. and he should focus that, really. should focus on that, really. but i find it a but even then, i find it a little bit alarming that he wants to sort of squash canteen banter so on and i don't banter and so on and i don't i don't know. i mean, it's not that i want people to be racist in the canteen, but equally, whatever measures they take to reduce that, yeah, no, absolutely. and i've worked i've wethet— absolutely. and i've worked i've wethetlthe— absolutely. and i've worked i've worked-the public— eccy and i've worked i've worked the public sector. and worked in the public sector. and when—eett- worked in the public sector. and wheh—eett et- worked in the public sector. and when—sort of thisi when you have this sort of this eheyhhe— when you have this sort of this eheyhhe teehhhe— when you have this sort of this cloying feeling, this sort of thee— cloying feeling, this sort of 1984 feeling— cloying feeling, this sort of 1984 feeling you're being 1984 feeling that you're being wttehet— 1984 feeling that you're being wttehet tht— 1984 feeling that you're being watched and echr or making notes

ene— watched and echr or making notes the yet— watched and echr or making notes the yet thew,— watched and echr or making notes the yet thew, yet— watched and echr or making notes and, you know, you could get tetettet— and, you know, you could get tetettet tet— and, you know, you could get tetettet tet t— and, you know, you could get reported for a joke, it's it hthee— reported for a joke, it's it hthee ht— reported for a joke, it's it hthee ht t— reported for a joke, it's it makes it a horrible place. hhtt-e— makes it a horrible place. we why— makes it a horrible place. that's why you - makes it a horrible place. that's why you came here, right 7 othte— that's why you came here, right e the etteh— that's why you came here, right ? quite often you— that's why you came here, right ? quite often you probably can't do ? quite often you probably can't te ht— ? quite often you probably can't te ht hete— ? quite often you probably can't do it here either.— ? quite often you probably can't do it here either. i— ? quite often you probably can't do it here either. i don't think thytety— do it here either. i don't think thytety hh— do it here either. i don't think anybody in britain can have any eett— anybody in britain can have any eettltthtet— anybody in britain can have any sort-banter at— anybody in britain can have any sort-banter at all— anybody in britain can have any sort banter at all anymore. sort of banter at all anymore. the— sort of banter at all anymore. it's ridiculous.— sort of banter at all anymore. it's ridiculous. know, it's ridiculous. and, you know, 99h— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee. et— it's ridiculous. and, you know, eee. et theh— it's ridiculous. and, you know, 99% of their workplace banter is , vou— 99% of their workplace banter is , yet know, — 99% of their workplace banter is , yet know, he— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good— 99% of their workplace banter is , you know, is good natured. ht-e— , you know, is good natured. ht-e eeet— , you know, is good natured. it's good humour. it's not meant to it's good humour. it's not meant te te— it's good humour. it's not meant te thy— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm— it's good humour. it's not meant to cause any harm or anything the— to cause any harm or anything the thtt. — to cause any harm or anything the thtt. ht— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're— to cause any harm or anything like that. if you're working the tethe— like that. if you're working the tethee et— like that. if you're working the tethee et the— like that. if you're working the police or the ambulance service eehhee— police or the ambulance service eetwhee et— police or the ambulance service service or whatever, you've got the— service or whatever, you've got thhe-ethhewe— service or whatever, you've got this gallows humour to this sort of gallows humour to so this sort of gallows humour to ee te— this sort of gallows humour to ee te ety— this sort of gallows humour to ee te ety, yet— this sort of gallows humour to so to say, you know, just before he—eett- so to say, you know, just before he—eett et- he retires, it's the sort of etttteey— he retires, it's the sort of etttteey et— he retires, it's the sort of etttteey et ,_ he retires, it's the sort of strategy of , you know, farting strategy of, you know, farting tetete— strategy of, you know, farting tetete yet — strategy of, you know, farting before you -out - strategy of, you know, farting before you -out of- strategy of, you know, farting before you out of the lift before you get out of the lift to before you get out of the lift te theh — before you get out of the lift to then leave— before you get out of the lift to then leave everybody in the lift to then leave everybody in the hhtt whth— to then leave everybody in the lift with that— to then leave everybody in the lift with that to _ to then leave everybody in the lift with that to deal with the eteetheh— lift with that to deal with the question like _ lift with that to deal with the question like anything else, you the— question like anything else, you htwe te— question like anything else, you htwe te tteh— question like anything else, you have to back-with- question like anything else, you have to back with numbers. have to back it up with numbers. ten-t— have to back it up with numbers. ten-t yet?— have to back it up with numbers. ten-t yet? ht— have to back it up with numbers. teh-t yete ht yet— have to back it up with numbers. don't you? if you can— don't you? if you can demonstrate there are demographic inequalities or whatever, people demographic inequalities or whedying people demographic inequalities or whedying in people demographic inequalities or whedying in custody people demographic inequalities or whedying in custody indeedple are dying in custody or indeed more officers are leaving more black officers are leaving before contract before their contract is up because know, that of because you know, that kind of thing. see we've seen thing. well, we see we've seen that. but doesn't that that. but then it doesn't that teeeh-t— that. but then it doesn't that doesn't represent— but then it doesn't that doesn't represent how many are tethe— doesn't represent how many are tehhe-aht— doesn't represent how many are being-and.what?l being arrested. and for what? for being arrested. and for what? tetteteeh- — being arrested. and for what?

for-reason. so- being arrested. and for what? for-reason. so it- being arrested. and for what? for reason. e for what reason. so it always requires detailed reading. yeah, we'll with crime and knife we'll stay with crime and knife crime. now, in fact, the labour mp mum she knows mp knows your mum and she knows where this is in the where you live. this is in the guardian. so a rising figure in the httett— guardian. so a rising figure in the labour party— guardian. so a rising figure in the labour party is— cc so a rising figure in the labour party is threatening to the labour party is threatening te ewhet— the labour party is threatening to evict families— the labour party is threatening to evict families if their ehhhtteh— to evict families if their children-not- to evict families if their children not inform on people children do not inform on people whe— children do not inform on people whe eehhht— children do not inform on people who commit knife— children do not inform on people who commit knife crime . luckily who commit knife crime. luckily my who commit knife crime. luckily hy hth— who commit knife crime. luckily hy ehe— who commit knife crime. luckily my mum, she just.— who commit knife crime. luckily my mum, she just. she just tehtet— my mum, she just. she just tehtet t— my mum, she just. she just rented a house— my mum, she just. she just rented a house and then bought a hetee— rented a house and then bought a hetee she— rented a house and then bought a house. she didn't— rented a house and then bought a house. she didn't go to the eetheht— house. she didn't go to the council and— house. she didn't go to the council and become then have to do council and become then have to te whttewet— council and become then have to do whatever they _ council and become then have to do whatever they said. but then— do whatever they said. but darren rodwell, he says the eethehh— darren rodwell, he says the council will— darren rodwell, he says the council will start looking at tehthey— council will start looking at tenancy agreements of children and tenancy agreements of children tht tthhthee— tenancy agreements of children and families refused to speak out and families refused to speak ett .— and families refused to speak ett . tht— and families refused to speak out . and this— and families refused to speak out . and this is— and families refused to speak out . and this is part of labour out. and this is part of labour teehhhe— out. and this is part of labour teehhhe teteh— out. and this is part of labour looking tough on— out. and this is part of labour looking tough on crime because we-we-the— looking tough on crime because we've-the shadow. we've also seen the shadow justice— we've also seen the shadowi htethee—hteet we've also seen the shadow. htethee—hteet , justice secretary, steve reed, etyhhe— justice secretary, steve reed, etyhhe he-e— justice secretary, steve reed, saying he's going to find the tttehte— saying he's going to find the parents-children- saying he's going to find the parents children involved parents of children involved in thth—eeehth— parents of children involved in anti—social behaviour . parents of children involved in anti—social behaviour. i don't thew— anti—social behaviour. i don't thew ht— anti—social behaviour. i don't thew ht thtt— anti—social behaviour. i don't know if that will— anti—social behaviour. i don't know if that will be offset by the-they-te— know if that will be offset by the they're nicking. and the stuff they're nicking. and the stuff they're nicking. and the shttew— the stuff they're nicking. and the shadow home secretary, yvette— the shadow home secretary,i yvette—labour yvette cooper has said labour wettt— yvette cooper has said labour would deliver— yvette cooper has said labour would deliver 13,000 additional tethe— would deliver 13,000 additional police officers— would deliver 13,000 additional police officers and labour is the— police officers and labour is the-et— police officers and labour is the-eh ttw— police officers and labour is the-of law and- police officers and labour is the of law and order. well the party of law and order. well whtt— the party of law and order. well whtt te— the party of law and order. well whtt te yet— the party of law and order. well what do you think,— the party of law and order. well what do you think, josh? th“ what do you think, josh? i can remember various— what do you think, josh? i can remember various other initiatives where they've tried

to blackmail parents into making sure their kids you know what, i mean? anyone tries to mean? anytime anyone tries to leverage the kids, it doesn't usually end well, to honest. usually end well, to be honest. it but crime is a it doesn't. but knife crime is a htee— it doesn't. but knife crime is a htee teehhh— e c e but knife crime is a huge problem, particularly in hehteh— huge problem, particularly in london, which— huge problem, particularly in london, which is— huge problem, particularly in london, which is one of the htteeet— london, which is one of the largest places— london, which is one of the largest places where it happens. veth. — largest places where it happens. veth. teth— largest places where it happens. yeah. yeah but— largest places where it happens. yeah. yeah but this idea that thtt— yeah. yeah but this idea that thtt h— yeah. yeah but this idea that thtt h et— yeah. yeah but this idea that that i mean, how— yeah. yeah but this idea that that i mean, how it's practically- that i mean, how it's practically they're going to apply— practically they're going to tttty thhe— practically they're going to apply this doesn't make any hhe— apply this doesn't make any sense. like they're saying if tttehte— sense. like they're saying if parents knew— sense. like they're saying if parents knew of— sense. like they're saying if parents knew of a crime, how do you— parents knew of a crime, how do yet hete— parents knew of a crime, how do yet ttewe thtt— parents knew of a crime, how do you prove that sort— parents knew of a crime, how do you prove that sort of thing? it eetth— you prove that sort of thing? it eetht te— you prove that sort of thing? it could be used— you prove that sort of thing? it could be used by— you prove that sort of thing? it could be used by the parents if they— could be used by the parents if they wtht— could be used by the parents if they wtht te— could be used by the parents if they want to get— could be used by the parents if they want to get flat or a they want to get a new flat or a new house, they— they want to get a new flat or a new house, they could be like, wtht— new house, they could be like, wtht t— new house, they could be like, wait a minute,— new house, they could be like, wait a minute, there's black hettt— wait a minute, there's black mould -there. - wait a minute, there's black- mould -there. _minute. mould over there. wait a minute. hey,— mould over there. wait a minute. hey—theh— mould over there. wait a minute. hey—them ttett- mould over there. wait a minute. hey, them about that hey, i saw. tell them about that the— hey, i saw. tell them about that the tht— hey, i saw. tell them about that the tht theh— hey, i saw. tell them about that thing and then we— hey, i saw. tell them about that thing and then we can move. and they— thing and then we can move. and they-eett— thing and then we can move. and they-eett et— thing and then we can move. and they-sort of saying- thing and then we can move. and they sort of saying they they also sort of saying they. eth—tetehhe. can sort of supergrass leasing. heth.— can sort of supergrass leasing. yeah, exactly. they're- can sort of supergrass leasing. h/ce“ ©363de they're also yeah, exactly. they're also tthhhhe— yeah, exactly. they're also talking about— / chcsy they're also talking about police protection and talking about police protection thtt—ht— talking about police protection tht—ht-tel and whatnot. so it could be we,— and whatnot. so it could be we, yeth— and whatnot. so it could be like, yeah, yeah.— and whatnot. so it could be like, yeah, yeah. move us to like, yeah, yeah. move us up to wett— like, yeah, yeah. move us up to wehh thtt— like, yeah, yeah. move us up to wehh thtt-te— like, yeah, yeah. move us up to well, that-be more- like, yeah, yeah. move us up to well, that be more like well, that would be more like ht. — well, that would be more like ht. -etttet— well, that would be more like it. _carrot and- well, that would be more like it. _carrot and stick- it. more carrot and stick wouldn't it? because if you said to parents like, if you can dob in criminal then we will in a knife criminal then we will probably your shower out, probably sort your shower out, you or you'll get that new you know, or you'll get that new lock you know,

lock or the lock, you know, we'll the new hinges on sky we'll put the new hinges on sky plus rather than saying you plus rather than saying if you fail you'll be out because fail to, you'll be out because as very hard as you say, very hard to demonstrate. but there demonstrate. but parents, there is demonstrate. but parents, there he t— demonstrate. but parents, there he t ttetet— demonstrate. but parents, there is a factor that— demonstrate. but parents, there is a factor that parents- c but parents, there is a factor that parents have to play— is a factor that parents have to thty hh— is a factor that parents have to thty hh theh— is a factor that parents have to play in their children's lives tht— play in their children's lives thtt-te— play in their children's lives tht-te teth— play in their children's lives and do bear responsibility and they do bear responsibility as and they do bear responsibility te—etty- as well. well we stay with eeheeh— as well. well we stay with school _ now, i school discipline. now, josh, thh— school discipline. now, josh, the he— school discipline. now, josh, this is the times. it sounds this is in the times. it sounds like victim impact statements don't, in fact, have the deterrent little deterrent effect on the little squirts we might hoped. no. and this also scotland, squirts we might hoped. no. and this. also lscotland, which i this is also in scotland, which is, this is also in scotland, which e,_e.e_ this is also in scotland, which e,_e.e ttehe- this is also in scotland, which is,-the basis for- is, of course, the basis for a het— is, of course, the basis for a het et— is, of course, the basis for a het et thhe— is, of course, the basis for a lot of this stuff.— is, of course, the basis for a lot of this stuff. that's been ttehet— lot of this stuff. that's been pushed through— lot of this stuff. that's been pushed through over the last eettte— pushed through over the last eetthelyette. — pushed through over the last couple years. end of school couple of years. end of school tthhehhehte— couple of years. end of school punishments _for- punishments blamed for pupil theettet— punishments blamed for pupil disorder.-the- punishments blamed for pupil disorder. the idea. disorder. so this is the idea. tht— disorder. so this is the idea. thtt—hte- disorder. so this is the idea. and-has the- and it actually has the restorative _ and it actually has the restorative practise. idea restorative practise. the idea is restorative practise. the idea he-yet— restorative practise. the idea he-yet heet— restorative practise. the idea is-you meet-the. restorative practise. the idea- is-you meet-the person is that you meet with the person whe— is that you meet with the person whe-tteh — is that you meet with the person whe-tteh et- is that you meet with the person who from or mugged or who you stole from or mugged or whttewet— who you stole from or mugged or whttewetlhe— who you stole from or mugged or whateverlis, and— who you stole from or mugged or whatever is, and that having whatever it is, and that having ehttthy— whatever it is, and that having ehttthy ,— whatever it is, and that having ehttthy , eeehhe— whatever it is, and that having empathy , seeing that your you empathy, seeing that your you htt— empathy, seeing that your you httlwhethh— empathy, seeing that your you hadlvictim is— empathy, seeing that your you hadlvictim is a— empathy, seeing that your you had victim is a real. ' c had a victim is a real. and is the— had a victim is a real. and is the the— had a victim is a real. and is this the thing because glasgow is world famous now for having cut down knife crime they are the ones that is that the ones that everyone is that part yeah exactly. so part of that. yeah exactly. so this has been brought- h/ce“ chcsy so this has been brought into the eeheeh— this has been brought into the school system.— this has been brought into the school system. yeah. and but the ttetteh —het- problem is that they're not implementing— problem is that they're not. implementing—and implementing it properly and they-te—tht- implementing it properly and they-te—tht etl they're also getting rid of punishments— they're also getting rid of. punishments—you they're also getting rid of- punishments_you have punishments as well. so you have this punishments as well. so you have thhe-exththe—

punishments as well. so you have this-example as— punishments as well. so you have this example as presented this mad example as presented hete— this mad example as presented hete where— this mad example as presented here where kids— this mad example as presented here where kids are like beating eehetety— here where kids are like beating eehetetylet— here where kids are like beating somebody or whatever is somebody up or whatever it is tht— somebody up or whatever it is tht ttehethty— somebody up or whatever it is and basically—outi and basically being taken out for and basically being taken out het-tht— and basically being taken out het-thh het— and basically being taken out for and not being for chips or and not being tthhehet— for chips or and not being tthhehet tt— for chips or and not being punished at and then and punished at all. and then and the— punished at all. and then and thhelthe— punished at all. and then and this-the most— punished at all. and then and this the most crucial thing this is the most crucial thing is this is the most crucial thing he-heet— this is the most crucial thing he-heetlte- this is the most crucial thingi is-needlbe taught is children need to be taught tthheee— is children need to be taught fairness. and— is children need to be taught fairness. and when they see the eyeteh — fairness. and when they see the eyeteh teth— fairness. and when they see the system break down that early system break down at that early age,— system break down at that early aget wheh— system break down at that early tee, wheh they— system break down at that early age, when they faith in it, age, when they lose faith in it, ttehethty— age, when they lose faith in it, basically when— age, when they lose faith in it, basically when don't want basically when we don't want them — basically when we don't want them realising— basically when we don't want them realising the world is thttht— them realising the world is unfair,.want_ them realising the world is unfair, want thinking unfair, we want them thinking it's unfair, we want them thinking tte-te— unfair, we want them thinking ht-e-te tehe— unfair, we want them thinking ht-e-te hehe te- it's fair for as long as teeehthe— it's fair for as long as possible because keeps possible because that keeps them in possible because that keeps them hh hhhe. — possible because that keeps them hh the-wheh— possible because that keeps them in line.-when they- possible because that keeps them in line. when they figure in line. and when they figure the tttth— in line. and when they figure the truth out,— in line. and when they figure the truth out, then anarchy is going— the truth out, then anarchy is eehhe te— the truth out, then anarchy is eehhe te teteh— the truth out, then anarchy is eehhe te teheh — the truth out, then anarchy is going to reign. e the truth out, then anarchy is going to reign. cg going to reign. it's very difficult. mean, various difficult. i mean, in various schemes where you schemes over the years where you take a city kids who take in a city kids who are behaving acting out or behaving badly, acting out or whatever, and you put them on coach they go out to coach trips and they go out to the and they have the countryside and they have picnics and you of go, picnics and you kind of go, well, get it. i mean, well, i get it. i mean, i understand that might sort of put the other hand, if you're put on the other hand, if you're not being naughty enough not being quite naughty enough to you kind to get the coach trip, you kind of bit like, well, what of feel a bit like, well, what have i got to do to up my game? you know, to, you know, it's difficult. terrible. and difficult. it's terrible. and also thing that difficult. it's terrible. and also -thing that reallyi also the thing that really tteette— also the thing that really tttette te— also the thing that really appeals to kids is, you know, hthhhe— appeals to kids is, you know, hthhhe tethe— appeals to kids is, you know, making being good lucrative. and appeals to kids is, you know, nmean, being good lucrative. and appeals to kids is, you know, nmean, when good lucrative. and appeals to kids is, you know, nmean, when iood lucrative. and appeals to kids is, you know, nmean, when i workedrative. and appeals to kids is, you know,

nmean, when i worked inive. and i mean, when i worked in policing— i mean, when i worked in tethehhe-the- i mean, when i worked in policing the rest of i mean, when i worked in- policing-the rest of it, policing and all the rest of it, i policing and all the rest of it, hweht— policing and all the rest of it, h weht te— policing and all the rest of it, i went to -event- policing and all the rest of it, i went to event where all i went to this event where all the— i went to this event where all the tethehete— i went to this event where all the religious leaders and eehhthhty— the religious leaders and community leaders, you know, heet— community leaders, you know, most self—appointed, most of them self—appointed, were—thevl were talking about what they eetth— were talking about what they eetht-eett— were talking about what they could-sortlstop- could do to sort of stop kids eehhhtthhe— could do to sort of stop kids committing-and- could do to sort of stop kids committing and there's committing crime. and there's a kid committing crime. and there's a hht there,— committing crime. and there's a kid there, this— committing crime. and there's a kid there, this kid— committing crime. and there's a kid there, this kid stood up, you— kid there, this kid stood up, yet-tteh — kid there, this kid stood up, you from hackney or you know, from hackney or wherever, 14— you know, from hackney or wherever, 14 years he's wherever, 14 years old. and he's the-ht— wherever, 14 years old. and he's like-it lucrative,- wherever, 14 years old. and he's like it lucrative, you like got make it lucrative, you thew.— like got make it lucrative, you thew-ettty— like got make it lucrative, you thew-ettty ht- like got make it lucrative, you know.-study if i- like got make it lucrative, you know. study if i go to know. so if i study if i go to thhwetehty— know. so if i study if i go to university, if— know. so if i study if i go to university, if i— know. so if i study if i go to university, if i the job, university, if i get the job, you— university, if i get the job, yet thew,— university, if i get the job, you know, then- university, if i get the job, you know, then i can buy the heme— you know, then i can buy the heme whth— you know, then i can buy the beemer with the _ you know, then i can buy the beemer with the wheels and all this beemer with the wheels and all thhe-et— beemer with the wheels and all thhe-et-tht— beemer with the wheels and all this-of-and get- beemer with the wheels and all this-of-and get the. this sort of stuff and get the tettthtth— this sort of stuff and get the beautiful girlfriend. and they-te— beautiful girlfriend. and they-te thh— beautiful girlfriend. and they're all like, no, no, no, not-90t— they're all like, no, no, no, not-gotlbe- they're all like, no, no, no,- no,-got.be something no, no. it's got to be something theh— no, no. it's got to be something tteh whthhh— no, no. it's got to be something from within. it's.— no, no. it's got to be something from within. it's. no, he just tett— from within. it's. no, he just teht yet— from within. it's. no, he just told you-answer,- from within. it's. no, he just told you answer, right, told you the answer, right, tttethy— told you the answer, right, tttethy-thti told you the answer, right,| exactly.-and you exactly. and it's. and you wouldn't expect do wouldn't expect anyone to do that line of work, would that in our line of work, would you? nobody would ever be you? nobody would ever go be a better comedian and. and you'll have love no, i want to have to love it. no, i want to hire fee know i want to play the bigger rooms. yeah. so yeah yte— bigger rooms. yeah. so yeah ye eet— bigger rooms. yeah. so yeah you've got you've— bigger rooms. yeah. so yeah you've got you've got- cgcgch yeah. so yeah you've got you've got make you've got you've got to make the—the- the lucrative, the fun, the tewttthhe— the lucrative, the fun, the rewarding-to - the lucrative, the fun, the. rewarding _to i good the lucrative, the fun, the- rewarding _to i good or rewarding option to be good or thheee— rewarding option to be good or indeed,-know,_ rewarding option to be good or indeed,-know, the- rewarding option to be good or indeed, know, the threat indeed, you know, the threat of whetehee — indeed, you know, the threat of violence-serious- indeed, you know, the threat of violence serious restraint violence or a serious restraint on violence or a serious restraint eh-hhtetty— violence or a serious restraint eh-hhtetty yet- violence or a serious restraint on liberty you need. h/ce“ on your liberty you need. yeah you— on your liberty you need. yeah you-punishment. - on your liberty you need. yeah you punishment. you need you need punishment. you need some the system, some fear in the system, especially in school. because to be fair, especially in school. because to te er. etteh— especially in school. because to be fair, often in— especially in school. because to be fair, often in school- c “ c because to be fair, often in school there

heh-t— be fair, often in school there heh-t t— be fair, often in school there heh-t t ehhete— be fair, often in school there isn't a single unique victim, is theret— isn't a single unique victim, isi theee—the there? if there's somebody like whe-e— there? if there's somebody like w-theee-— there? if there's somebody like who's or disruptive in who's a bully or disruptive in ettee— who's a bully or disruptive in class-whatever,— who's a bully or disruptive in class whatever, just class or whatever, they're just etetthhe — class or whatever, they're just etetthhe t— class or whatever, they're just creating a stink.— class or whatever, they're just creating a stink. generally, my, my ehteet— creating a stink. generally, my, my eldest secondary school, they-we— they've just got a new headteacher. they've just got a new- headteacher. _about you. headteacher. a lot about you. he's disciplined, very he's much more disciplined, very focussed all that focussed on uniform, all that stuff. made a massive stuff. and it's made a massive difference. excellent mikayla strategy, difference. excellent mikayla etttteey, hte— c ”tchc“cc >t

youngsters real youngsters and give them real life skills and this, youngsters and give them real life know, skills and this, youngsters and give them real life know, is skills and this, youngsters and give them real life know, is a;kills and this, youngsters and give them real life know, is a good and this, youngsters and give them real life know, is a good idea.his, you know, is a good idea. i think kids should be taught stuff like entrepreneurship and accounting, like that. stuff like entrepreneurship and accc know, |, like that. stuff like entrepreneurship and accc know, computer, (e that. stuff like entrepreneurship and accc know, computer, computer you know, computer, computer stuff, skills, stuff, real life skills, computer yeah we've all computer stuff. yeah we've all said we've computer stuff. yeah we've all said _we've talked - computer stuff. yeah we've all said _we've talked about| said i think we've talked about it said i think we've talked about ht—hhetthee.- it before, for instance, teteehth— it before, for instance, personal finance, like knowing hew— personal finance, like knowing hewte— personal finance, like knowing hew te te— personal finance, like knowing how to save effectively, knowing hew—tettthtel how to save effectively, knowing hew—teeethet .| how to save effectively, knowingi how—accounts . if how to prepare your accounts. if you— how to prepare your accounts. if yet—te— how to prepare your accounts. if yet—te thhe- how to prepare your accounts. if you be like working you happen to be like working for you happen to be like working tet yetteeht— you happen to be like working for yourself, that— you happen to be like working for yourself, that sort of the — for yourself, that sort of the tht— for yourself, that sort of thing. and also, i think there's a thing. and also, i think there's t hht— thing. and also, i think there's t hhht et— thing. and also, i think there's a kind oflwider_ thing. and also, i think there's a kind of wider like being a kind of a wider like being a eeet— a kind of a wider like being a eeet-t— a kind of a wider like being a good-a-citizen.| good civilian, a good citizen. hhhhee— good civilian, a good citizen. things-statistics,- good civilian, a good citizen. things statistics, to things like statistics, how to thtetettht— things like statistics, how to understand and— things like statistics, how to understand and read the hewetttete— newspapers in order to, you thew.— newspapers in order to, you thew-hht— newspapers in order to, you know,-kind of- newspapers in order to, you. know,-kind of-and know, that kind of thing, and not know, that kind of thing, and het—heth- know, that kind of thing, and not—head kind. know, that kind of thing, and not—head kind of| not to get your head kind of twhetet. — not to get your head kind of twisted. but— not to get your head kind of twisted. but i— not to get your head kind of twisted. but i do— not to get your head kind of twisted. but i do think, funnily eheteh— twisted. but i do think, funnily eheteh-thhe- enough, we had this conversation. i stood in for wehh— conversation. i stood in for net ether— conversation. i stood in for neil oliver on— conversation. i stood in for neil oliver on saturday. i was ttthhhe— neil oliver on saturday. i was talking education guy and talking to an education guy and there-e— talking to an education guy andi there's—between there's this huge divide between tthttte— there's this huge divide between private, independent sector and ettte— private, independent sector and state schools— private, independent sector and state schools that— private, independent sector and state schools that people go on ttett— state schools that people go on ttett tht— state schools that people go on about and the— state schools that people go on about and the labor party want to about and the labor party want te tttteee. — about and the labor party want to address. the— about and the labor party want to address. the biggest difference— to address. the biggest difference in- to address. the biggest difference in private, private tht— difference in private, private and independent sector is the thett— and independent sector is the thett et— and independent sector is the amount of games you play. it's the thett— amount of games you play. it's the amount of— amount of games you play. it's the amount of outdoor activity you— the amount of outdoor activity yet eet. — the amount of outdoor activity yet eet. hte— the amount of outdoor activity you get. it's much— the amount of outdoor activity you get. it's much more significant— you get. it's much more significant a— you get. it's much more significant a difference than the thett— significant a difference than the amount of— significant a difference than the amount of time you spend tethe—

the amount of time you spend tehhe htthe— the amount of time you spend doing maths or— the amount of time you spend doing maths or the quality of the htthe— doing maths or the quality of the maths teachers or the etthhty— the maths teachers or the ettthty et— the maths teachers or the quality of whiteboard or any quality of the whiteboard or any of quality of the whiteboard or any et-hhe— quality of the whiteboard or any et-hhe teet— quality of the whiteboard or any et-hhe teet ehete- quality of the whiteboard or any of the peer group you're of that. the peer group you're whth— of that. the peer group you're whth wthh— of that. the peer group you're whth whhh te— of that. the peer group you're with will be different as well. hhtt— with will be different as well. hhtt he— with will be different as well. that is significant, but it is in that is significant, but it is. in _curriculum. in terms of actual curriculum. tht— in terms of actual curriculum. thtt-thhe— in terms of actual curriculum. thtt-thh he— in terms of actual curriculum. and-this is the- in terms of actual curriculum. and this is the big run and i guess this is the big run ttett— and i guess this is the big run ttett tht— and i guess this is the big run ttett tht h— and i guess this is the big run about and i mean— and i guess this is the big run about and i mean like all the etett— about and i mean like all the etett htthe— about and i mean like all the great public schools used great public schools they used to great public schools they used te-teet— great public schools they used te-teet te— great public schools they used to-used to have- to like they used to have an tthy— to like they used to have an my thth— to like they used to have an army drill, you— to like they used to have an army drill, you or cadet army drill, you know, or cadet eette— army drill, you know, or cadet eette et— army drill, you know, or cadet corps or whatever. _ army drill, you know, or cadet corps or whatever. that's the thhe— corps or whatever. that's the the h— corps or whatever. that's the the h ththt— corps or whatever. that's the thing i think is— corps or whatever. that's the thing i think is missing from an twtth— thing i think is missing from an awful.-because_ thing i think is missing from an awful. because small awful. and because small boys eeteehthhy— especially have so much eteethe— especially have so much gasoline, they- especially have so much gasoline, they need to burn off . te— gasoline, they need to burn off . te yet— gasoline, they need to burn off . te yet-whtt— gasoline, they need to burn off . do you-what i- gasoline, they need to burn off . do you what i mean? if . do you know what i mean? if hte— . do you know what i mean? if the het— . do you know what i mean? if the net tttht— . do you know what i mean? if it's not burnt outside in it's not burnt off outside in the— it's not burnt off outside in the eete,— it's not burnt off outside in the field, it's— it's not burnt off outside in the field, it's just creating eehethhhe— the field, it's just creating something classroom. the field, it's just creating- something-classroom. you something in the classroom. you can something in the classroom. you teteh— something in the classroom. you can teach them— something in the classroom. you can teach them something practical of like every practical instead of like every year my tax year i've got to do my tax return. i've never once been asked calculate triangles return. i've never once been askearea calculate triangles return. i've never once been askearea or.culate triangles return. i've never once been aske area or somethingiangles return. i've never once been askearea or something like .es like area or something like that, know? buti like area or something like that, know? but i don't that, you know? but i don't ththt— that, you know? but i don't thhhh we— that, you know? but i don't think we can.— that, you know? but i don't think we can. i've- , but i don't think we can. i've said this tetete— think we can. i've said this before about— think we can. i've said this before about going to public eeheeh— before about going to public school,-and_ before about going to public school,-and you- before about going to public school, and you mentioned school, but. and you mentioned it, school, but. and you mentioned htlthe— school, but. and you mentioned htlthe-yet- school, but. and you mentioned htlthe-yet eet- school, but. and you mentionedi it,-the-you get from it, but the example you get from ether— it, but the example you get from the theme— it, but the example you get from other parents that— it, but the example you get from other parents that you see the ettttte — other parents that you see the ettttte—tht- other parents that you see the culture—and this. other parents that you see the culture and this is culture of success and this is whtt— culture of success and this is what-essentially- culture of success and this is what essentially an what this is essentially an ttwett— what this is essentially an ttwettlt— what this is essentially an advert-aishow- what this is essentially an advert a show that he's advert for a tv show that he's got— advert for a tv show that he's eet eehhhe— advert for a tv show that he's eet eehhhe ett— advert for a tv show that he's got coming out become got coming out called become tttttetthtty— got coming out called become extraordinary, where he ttehethty— extraordinary, where he basically- a i extraordinary, where he- basically-a bunch of basically interviews a bunch of tthete— basically interviews a bunch of tthete teethe. — basically interviews a bunch of famous people. how did you do it? famous people. how did you do hte-t— famous people. how did you do hte-t eett— famous people. how did you do it?-a great idea.-to|

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gb news the people . channel and gb news the people. channel and welcome back to headliners- gb news the people. channel and welcome back to headliners .- cit \ and welcome back to headliners . so welcome back to headliners. so welcome back to headliners. so we theh— welcome back to headliners. so we hheh ett— welcome back to headliners. so we kick off section— welcome back to headliners. so we kick off section three with thth — we kick off section three with thth whhte — we kick off section three with anti white sentiment during the cetehttheh— anti white sentiment during the coronation going— anti white sentiment during the coronation going unpunished. josh— coronation going unpunished. josh according— coronation going unpunished. josh according to the independent , josh according to the independent, i had thought hthehhe— independent, i had thought hanging would have been ttttetthtte.— hanging would have been appropriate, to be honest. o“ appropriate, to be honest. oh, really?— appropriate, to be honest. oh, tetthyt wew— appropriate, to be honest. oh, really? wow that's. _ appropriate, to be honest. oh, really? wow that's. that's harsh. okay, well, ofcom harsh. so okay, well, ofcom treason, right? yeah . ofcom will treason, right? yeah. ofcom will not take action on adjoa andoh terribly white coronation comments. so this was a clip. it was on itv . it went viral after was on itv. it went viral after dr. matthew sweet tweeted about it. it went everywhere because

he was criticising itv . oh, no, he was criticising itv. oh, no, he was criticising itv. oh, no, he wasn't. oh, it was just us. sorry. funny. that crazy, crazy . and it got 8000 complaints and. and the most complained about complaint and most. yeah and but they basically said yeah you know it was a personal opinion which it obviously was and they're also saying the segment itself contained a range of viewpoints which is what we are so good at doing here. let's have a different view. go. you give your viewpoint on this, go. i've got to be i've got to be heneet— i've got to be i've got to be honest. obviously went i didn't wtteh— honest. obviously went i didn't wtteh ht— honest. obviously went i didn't wtteh ht tt— honest. obviously went i didn't watch it at the— honest. obviously went i didn't watch it at the time, but when i ht.— watch it at the time, but when i ht. ht— watch it at the time, but when i ht. ht weht— watch it at the time, but when i saw it, it went against my grain a saw it, it went against my grain t be,— saw it, it went against my grain t tht. ttt— saw it, it went against my grain t tht. ttt ht— saw it, it went against my grain a bit, but it wasn't— saw it, it went against my grain a bit, but it wasn't that bad. i teh-t— a bit, but it wasn't that bad. i teh-t ththt— a bit, but it wasn't that bad. i don't think there's any need. i ththt— don't think there's any need. i thhhh the— don't think there's any need. i think the fact— don't think there's any need. i think the fact that she's been exeeeet— think the fact that she's been exeeeet. teet— think the fact that she's been exposed, used and talked about is exposed, used and talked about he ttettthy— exposed, used and talked about is probably punishment enough. oh, is probably punishment enough. ohe_'_ is probably punishment enough.| eh—h-thhhh oh, yeah. i mean, i don't think there any more, but there should be any more, but i mean, imagine if somebody they're about should they're talking about we should have a range of opinions and if they on panel they had somebody on that panel being thought being like, well, i thought it was terribly black, yeah, that person would be hauled over the

coals, would never again. coals, would never work again. oh, thank goodness all oh, thank goodness it's all whhte— oh, thank goodness it's all whhte tethh— oh, thank goodness it's all white again. possibly, know, white again. possibly, you know, the— after that rather disturbingly hheee— after that rather disturbingly i htee—tthhy mixed. yeah. there was a funny thhe— mixed. yeah. there was a funny the h— mixed. yeah. there was a funny the h wte— mixed. yeah. there was a funny thing i was thinking about this ettthet— thing i was thinking about this etthhet tht— thing i was thinking about this earlier and kingsley you earlier and kingsley amis, you thew.— earlier and kingsley amis, you knew the— earlier and kingsley amis, you know, the novelist his son, know, the novelist and his son, wthh— know, the novelist and his son, wthh thhe— know, the novelist and his son, martin amis, of— know, the novelist and his son, martin amis, of course, also a hewethet.— martin amis, of course, also a hewehhet. se— martin amis, of course, also a novelist. so towards the end of his novelist. so towards the end of hte-teeetthhe— novelist. so towards the end of his according martin his life, according to martin thhe— his life, according to martin thte—hh- his life, according to martin thte—h hhel his life, according to martin. amis,—in his book amis, in one of his in his book etethehee— amis, in one of his in his book experience, his— amis, in one of his in his book experience, his sort of memoir of experience, his sort of memoir et tehehtethhe— experience, his sort of memoir of remembering his father, he etht— said he became quite anti—semitic, not in anti—semitic, but not in a tthhethttty— anti—semitic, but not in a particularly sort of virile way. it particularly sort of virile way. ht—wty. - particularly sort of virile way. ht—wty. tttl particularly sort of virile way. ht—wty. ttt hei it was a virulent way. but he wettt— it was a virulent way. but he wetttlthe— it was a virulent way. but he would ithe term- it was a virulent way. but he would the term he used was he would he the term he used was he wetht— would he the term he used was he wetht hetee— would he the term he used was he would notice he— would he the term he used was he would notice he would be sitting thete— would notice he would be sitting thete-the— would notice he would be sitting there-the credits- would notice he would be sitting there the credits after there watching the credits after a there watching the credits after t hw— there watching the credits after t hv ehew— there watching the credits after t hv ehew tht— there watching the credits after a tv show and his— there watching the credits after a tv show and his father would say— a tv show and his father would ety thhee— a tv show and his father would ety the we,— a tv show and his father would say things like, there's one thete-e— say things like, there's one there's another— say things like, there's one there's another one. and he wettt— there's another one. and he wetht hht— there's another one. and he would kind of— there's another one. and he would kind of go in no sort of teth— would kind of go in no sort of real hostility— would kind of go in no sort of real hostility or— would kind of go in no sort of real hostility or spite or anger-— real hostility or spite or thee ttt— real hostility or spite or anger. but it— real hostility or spite or anger. but it was noticing and it anger. but it was noticing and ht wte— anger. but it was noticing and ht tthte— anger. but it was noticing and it was quite sinister in a way , it was quite sinister in a way, etwhetehy.— it was quite sinister in a way, obviously. but,— it was quite sinister in a way, obviously. but, you know, that wtee-t— obviously. but, you know, that wtee-t yet— obviously. but, you know, that was-of, you know,- obviously. but, you know, that was of, you know, i don't was a kind of, you know, i don't thew— was a kind of, you know, i don't hhewlhth— was a kind of, you know, i don't thewlhth et— was a kind of, you know, i don't knowlman of-time- was a kind of, you know, i don't know man of time or a man know a man of his time or a man etewhhe— know a man of his time or a man etewhhe-et— know a man of his time or a man etewhhe-et t— know a man of his time or a man etewhhe-et t tht— know a man of his time or a man growing-or a bit sort- know a man of his time or a man growing or a bit sort of, growing old or a bit sort of, you— growing old or a bit sort of, you-releasing- growing old or a bit sort of, you releasing his music, you know, releasing his music, ttt— you know, releasing his music, ttt yeth— you know, releasing his music, man. but yeah, no, it is it's anti—semitic.— man. but yeah, no, it is it's anti—semitic. my- man. but yeah, no, it is it's anti—semitic. my point is, this is anti—semitic. my point is, this he-thtt.— anti—semitic. my point is, this he-thtt. heh-t— anti—semitic. my point is, this is-that, isn't it?- anti—semitic. my point is, this is that, isn't it? she's is like that, isn't it? she's het— is like that, isn't it? she'sl het—thythhhe not saying there's anything wtehe— not saying there's anything wtehe-tehhe- not saying there's anything wrong being white, but she wrong with being white, but she is wrong with being white, but she

he hethehhe— wrong with being white, but she is noticing and— wrong with being white, but she is noticing and that is kind of the wett— is noticing and that is kind of the word terrible.— is noticing and that is kind of the word terrible. yeah. . the word terrible. yeah. it's het— the word terrible. yeah. it's het thhe— the word terrible. yeah. it's not like she— the word terrible. yeah. it's not like she if— the word terrible. yeah. it's not like she if she'd said fantastically , what fantastically, what a wonderfully white. i don't think people would be complaining. no, exactly . it is it is that no, exactly. it is it is that hht— no, exactly. it is it is that hhht et— no, exactly. it is it is that kind of noticing thing. and thete— kind of noticing thing. and thete he— kind of noticing thing. and thete he yet— kind of noticing thing. and there is you know, that is thwtye— there is you know, that is thwtye t— there is you know, that is always a-that- there is you know, that is always a that you're always a sign that you're thhhhhhe— always a sign that you're thinking terms of a certain thinking in terms of a certain hthe— thinking in terms of a certain ttthe thtt— thinking in terms of a certain frame that you— thinking in terms of a certain frame that you know, before it ee etttht. — frame that you know, before it was so stupid. c. was so stupid. people put up lots of photos afterwards of like the japanese. yeah, you know, or iran or any know, ceremony or iran or any other places , not iran because other places, not iran because i don't have a monarchy obviously. but but and it was like those no one ever comments on that. i mean it was silly. well we etwhetehy— mean it was silly. well we obviously hold _ e leg well we obviously hold ourselves to very hheh— obviously hold ourselves to very high standards.— obviously hold ourselves to very high standards. back to the thhee.— high standards. back to the thhee hee— high standards. back to the thhee hee t— high standards. back to the times. leo a poll has found that eeehhe— times. leo a poll has found that teette teh-t— times. leo a poll has found that people don't want— times. leo a poll has found that people don't want to find polls in people don't want to find polls hh-htteet— people don't want to find polls in latest changing rules, in the latest changing rules, tttttehthy— in the latest changing rules, tttttehthyl. — in the latest changing rules, tttttehthyl. se- in the latest changing rules, apparently . se“ apparently so. so less than a third of britons believe that trans women should be allowed in women's sports , changing rooms, women's sports, changing rooms, lavatories , or provide female lavatories, or provide female only intimate care. a poll suggests or joined the girl guides . apparently so. i mean, guides. apparently so. i mean, the poll was commissioned by sex

matters , which is a gender matters, which is a gender critical aka reality based organisation. and i think the founded by maya forster or twisted starter and so i mean you've got to wonder if given the angle they're they're pushing you know were they asking questions. it's never hard to frame— asking questions. it's never hard to frame a— “cg c it's never hard to frame a question to get the eteetheh— hard to frame a question to get the question the— hard to frame a question to get the question the answer you want is the question the answer you want he ht— the question the answer you want he ht eehe— the question the answer you want he ht et— the question the answer you want is it some of the— the question the answer you want is it some of the questions were likew— is it some of the questions were we, yet— is it some of the questions were we, yet thew.— is it some of the questions were like, you know, it— is it some of the questions were like, you know, it was one of the— like, you know, it was one of the questions— like, you know, it was one of the questions was if a care teehey— the questions was if a care agency should— the questions was if a care agency should be allowed to exehtte— agency should be allowed to exclude trans— agency should be allowed to exclude trans women from applying— exclude trans women from applying providing applying for a job, providing hhthhtte— applying for a job, providing intimate personal care, then ettethy—tet- intimate personal care, then. elderly—for female elderly lady asking for female carers. so a total— elderly lady asking for female carers. so a total of- elderly lady asking for female carers. wit? c carers. so a total of 44% said yes, 29% said no. and 27% answered. i don't know because obviously that's an incredibly complicated scenario to think up in your mind. you've got job adverts. there's like a care, you know, an old lady. i mean, come on, there's a lot of variables there. yeah. and they teh-t— variables there. yeah. and they teh-t ttet— variables there. yeah. and they teh-t ttet ety— variables there. yeah. and they don't just say when _ hsc2; yeah. and they don't just say when your child etee— don't just say when your child eeee thte— don't just say when your child eeee the t— don't just say when your child goes into a changing room at the ewhhhhhe— goes into a changing room at the ewhhhhhe teeh— goes into a changing room at the swimming pool, should she encounter.-the- swimming pool, should she encounter. the full meat encounter. yeah the full meat tht— encounter. yeah the full meat tht twe— encounter. yeah the full meat tht twe wee— encounter. yeah the full meat and two veg regardless pronouns. do and two veg regardless pronouns. te yet—

and two veg regardless pronouns. te yet wtht— and two veg regardless pronouns. te yet wtht te— and two veg regardless pronouns. do you want to see?— and two veg regardless pronouns. do you want to see? but- and two veg regardless pronouns. do you want to see? but that's exactly why they've done this . exactly why they've done this. because there was a poll about five, six years ago that a lot of trans activists use to say, look, people in this country in britain don't care about trans people toilet because people using the toilet because the way that it was originally worded was when most people think they of think of trans, they think of people through the people who've been through the surgery hormones and surgery or being on hormones and whatnot in whatnot, when it's phrased in a different way, when they understand that actually 95, 96% different way, when they unwhatand that actually 95, 96% different way, when they unwhat we that actually 95, 96% different way, when they unwhat we call actually 95, 96% different way, when they unwhat we call transilly 95, 96% different way, when they unwhat we call trans people 96% different way, when they unwhat we call trans people now of what we call trans people now includes also transvestites and whatnot, essentially people who have still still are fully intact males . when you rephrase intact males. when you rephrase it like that, suddenly people 90, it like that, suddenly people go, well, wait a minute, that's a very different thing. and it was quite we've talked about it already. but the kathleen steehet— already. but the kathleen stocker and _ already. but the kathleen stocker and ed— c but the kathleen stocker and ed balls conversation that was on one of the ttethttet— conversation that was on one of the breakfast shows recently, the breakfast tv shows recently, tht— the breakfast tv shows recently, thwtet-— the breakfast tv shows recently, tht-wte-hhhel and ed balls was full of like, i ththt— and ed balls was full of like, i thhhh h— and ed balls was full of like, i thhhh h thew— and ed balls was full of like, i think i know what— and ed balls was full of like, i think i know what most people oh, think i know what most people eth-we.— think i know what most people oh,-no, absolutely. oh, my god. no, absolutely didn't over to son now didn't know over to the son now josh and a small bit satisfying humiliation for that man of humiliation for that man king of the yes i'm a celeb's. the bungle. yes i'm a celeb's. matt hancock ordered to apologise for breaking mp rules and it was a somewhat minor

and it was a somewhat a minor rule, but wrote an rule, but he wrote an unsolicited letter in defence of daniel greenberg . oh no. to daniel greenberg. oh no. to daniel greenberg. oh no. to daniel greenberg. oh no. to daniel greenberg in defence of tory mp steve brine, who's been sort of there's an investigation into lobbying because he wanted this group that he's on the board for, which essentially gives doctors for free. and so he was trying to hook it up and he was trying to hook it up and he sort of he wrote a sort of context saying, but the point is, hey, you're not meant to do that. and b, this he hasn't broken the rule. but there's suggestions that because a spokesperson commented live spokesperson commented on a live case also so he's case that was also so he's basically to apologise, but basically got to apologise, but he's not going be an mp much he's not going to be an mp much longer. he's out a big deal. longer. he's out not a big deal. but wheels are coming off but the wheels are coming off hh — but the wheels are coming off hh het— but the wheels are coming off hh hes the— but the wheels are coming off in. he's also seeing- but the wheels are coming off in. he's also seeing he's going to call time his reality show to call time on his reality show career and documentaries instead. are you going instead. now what are you going to are you going to be doing? what are you going to be doing? what are you going to you're going to be to be doing? you're going to be playing cinderella playing buttons in cinderella here. that's your life. he dreamed to do that.- h“c2; h c ”c he dreamed to do that. oh he here. that's your life. he- dreamed to do that. oh he ain't wtht— dreamed to do that. oh he ain't wtht-te— dreamed to do that. oh he ain't want-do that. _ dreamed to do that. oh he ain't want-do that. yeah,- dreamed to do that. oh he ain't want do that. h/ce“ c want to do that. yeah, i'd love that. not one of the top tier theatres, though. over to the mirror now, appear that

mirror now, it would appear that we ruled over by 5g we are indeed ruled over by 5g phone an anti—vaxxer phone masts. so an anti—vaxxer whe— phone masts. so an anti—vaxxer whe ttettet— phone masts. so an anti—vaxxer whe ttettet te— phone masts. so an anti—vaxxer who plotted to destroy- so an anti—vaxxer who plotted to destroy 5g phone htete— who plotted to destroy 5g phone masts—linked i who plotted to destroy 5g phone masts—linked to| masts believing it was linked to cowh— masts believing it was linked to covht ttt— masts believing it was linked to covht ttt hte— masts believing it was linked to covid jab has been jailed or is tthet— covid jab has been jailed or is tthhet thete.— covid jab has been jailed or is jailed already. so— covid jab has been jailed or is jailed already. so christine htee— jailed already. so christine htee .— jailed already. so christine grace , an 59,— jailed already. so christine grace , an 59, discussed getting grace, an 59, discussed getting rid grace, an 59, discussed getting tht et— grace, an 59, discussed getting tht et the— grace, an 59, discussed getting rid of the mobile— grace, an 59, discussed getting rid of the mobile phone masts whth— rid of the mobile phone masts whth eetthh— rid of the mobile phone masts with expand ing— rid of the mobile phone masts with expand ing foam and angle ethtete— with expand ing foam and angle ethhtete she— with expand ing foam and angle grinders. she became obsessed whth— grinders. she became obsessed whth the— grinders. she became obsessed with the idea— grinders. she became obsessed with the idea that— grinders. she became obsessed with the idea that it was linked to with the idea that it was linked te the— with the idea that it was linked te the coth— with the idea that it was linked to the covm 19— with the idea that it was linked to the covid 19 jab. she didn't tettthhy— to the covid 19 jab. she didn't tettthty te— to the covid 19 jab. she didn't actually do anything. she just htte— actually do anything. she just htte thh— actually do anything. she just made all these— actually do anything. she just made all these plans and still got made all these plans and still eet-heth— made all these plans and still eet-heth hh- made all these plans and still got-mean, 12,12- got jailed. i mean, 12, 12 hehthe— got jailed. i mean, 12, 12 hehthe et— got jailed. i mean, 12, 12 months of jail,- got jailed. i mean, 12, 12 months of jail, of which she's thtetty— months of jail, of which she's already served— months of jail, of which she's- already served-amount. already served a certain amount. so already served a certain amount. se-ett— already served a certain amount. se-ett tthte— already served a certain amount. so-out quite soon. - already served a certain amount. so-out quite soon. but. so she'll be out quite soon. but yeah, that does sound a bit iffy to me. i mean, she sounds like an nutcase, perhaps she an absolute nutcase, perhaps she needs help. yeah, but like, needs some help. yeah, but like, ttthhe— needs some help. yeah, but like, ttthhe-httty— needs some help. yeah, but like, rating-nutty things- rating down nutty things ehethth-t— rating down nutty things shouldn't in shouldn't be like, 12 months in htth— shouldn't be like, 12 months in hth-hthe— shouldn't be like, 12 months in tthh-ht-e yet- shouldn't be like, 12 months in jail. it's, you know, jail. and also, it's, you know, hthe— jail. and also, it's, you know, ht-elthehe— jail. and also, it's, you know, it's-phone masts.- jail. and also, it's, you know, it's phone masts. it's not it's 5g phone masts. it's not we,— it's 5g phone masts. it's not we, yet— it's 5g phone masts. it's not like, you know,— it's 5g phone masts. it's not like, you know, because in the ethe-thete— like, you know, because in the same _there was- like, you know, because in the same-there was a- like, you know, because in the same there was a there's same case, there was a there's a whth— same case, there was a there's a whtt-ehe— same case, there was a there's a man with-she has- same case, there was a there's a man with she has some man with whom she has some ttththttheh — man with whom she has some affiliation. i— man with whom she has some affiliation. i think,- man with whom she has some affiliation. c affiliation. i think, who does sound was a proper like sound like he was a proper like potential right wing extremist potential. i mean, he's about as heht— potential. i mean, he's about as ttett—oh- potential. i mean, he's about as ttett—oh. tel right wing as it gets. oh, no, hthe— right wing as it gets. oh, no, it's definitely— right wing as it gets. oh, no, it's definitely as right wing. but again, he hasn't killed anyone anything. well, no, anyone or anything. well, no, but got 12 in jail

but he's got 12 years in jail for having like some books about. well, than about. well, it's more than thtt.— about. well, it's more than thtt. h— about. well, it's more than thtt. h et— about. well, it's more than that. i mean. well- well, it's more than that. i mean. well i mean in tethe— that. i mean. well i mean in tethe et— that. i mean. well i mean in terms of like— that. i mean. well i mean in terms of like you— that. i mean. well i mean in terms of like you start reading thhe— terms of like you start reading thhe tthete— terms of like you start reading this article-it's— terms of like you start reading this article it's quite this article and it's quite tthhy.— this article and it's quite funny. you're— this article and it's quite funny. you're like, what? what eeehhe— funny. you're like, what? what. teethe—htehe people think that these 5g masks the— people think that these 5g masks htwe—te. — people think that these 5g masks have—do. covm- people think that these 5g masks have do. covid and have anything to do. covid and as have anything to do. covid and te-tett— have anything to do. covid and te-tett-tht- have anything to do. covid and as-read-and more- have anything to do. covid and as read and more and as you read more and more and yet— as you read more and more and yet-ttett— as you read more and more and yet-ttett tht— as you read more and more and you about and then gets you talk about and then it gets to you talk about and then it gets te het— you talk about and then it gets to her co—defendant, darren hteyhehte— to her co—defendant, darren reynolds,-he's- to her co—defendant, darren reynolds, he's written reynolds, 60, and he's written he-ehhhhe.— reynolds, 60, and he's written he _online, we - reynolds, 60, and he's written he online, we need to he wrote online, we need to teettey— he wrote online, we need to teettey the — he wrote online, we need to destroy the -once - he wrote online, we need to destroy the once and for destroy the jews once and for art.— destroy the jews once and for all,-annihilation. - destroy the jews once and for all, annihilation. no all, total annihilation. no tththe—he-ei trials, no prisoners. he's ethhhhe—t- trials, no prisoners. he's calling—a of calling parliament a nest of jews— calling parliament a nest of rewe-he— calling parliament a nest of jews-is-this. calling parliament a nest ofi jews-is-this is. jews like this is and this is. he— jews like this is and this is. he wt— jews like this is and this is. he was celebrating. - jews like this is and this is. he was celebrating. jo- jews like this is and this is. he was celebrating. jo cox being killed. he's celebrating jo cox tethe— killed. he's celebrating jo cox tehhe tttht— killed. he's celebrating jo cox being built. and— c he's celebrating jo cox being built. and he's been being built. and so he's been tetht— being built. and so he's been tetht ethtty— being built. and so he's been found guilty encouraging found guilty of encouraging tettetheh— found guilty of encouraging terrorism. found with, terrorism. he was found with, i the,— terrorism. he was found with, i thhhh thhe— terrorism. he was found with, i thhhh thte t— terrorism. he was found with, i think, like a crossbow and a hthttt— think, like a crossbow and a manual on guns— think, like a crossbow and a manual on guns and these manual on guns and all these ether— manual on guns and all these other—yeahl other things. on guns. yeah a hthtth— other things. on guns. yeah a hthtth eh-te— other things. on guns. yeah a manual on to build manual on how to build a tthte.— manual on how to build a calibre, single— manual on how to build a calibre, single shot rifle, how to calibre, single shot rifle, how te tee— calibre, single shot rifle, how to become an— calibre, single shot rifle, how to become an assassin. he's ehetthy— to become an assassin. he's etetthy t— to become an assassin. he's etetthy t very— to become an assassin. he's clearly a very wrong'un clearly a very he's a wrong'un by-w— clearly a very he's a wrong'un ty-te the— clearly a very he's a wrong'un by to the extreme. by i mean to the extreme. but ttth— by i mean to the extreme. but ethth he— by i mean to the extreme. but still, he hasn't— by i mean to the extreme. but still, he hasn't actually done anything. right. yeah, but there's a crossover- cg 3cg“ yeah, but there's a crossover here, you thew.— there's a crossover here, you knew hh— there's a crossover here, you knew hh tethe— there's a crossover here, you know, in terms of- there's a crossover here, you know, in terms of encouraging tthte— know, in terms of encouraging tthte-eehtehee- know, in terms of encouraging quite sentence for not quite a long sentence for not tettthty— quite a long sentence for not actually doing— quite a long sentence for not actually doing anything. how hthy— actually doing anything. how my tthet— actually doing anything. how many farage terror- actually doing anything. how many farage terror attacks have we like, say, going into, we had like, say, going into, say, the manchester arena?

well, that's a different i mean, teeh— well, that's a different i mean, heet-wtehee— well, that's a different i mean, look,-wrongs don't- well, that's a different i mean, look, wrongs don't make a look, two wrongs don't make a heht— look, two wrongs don't make a right-guy— look, two wrongs don't make a theht-ety he- right like the guy is a wrong'un. the point is that he's a wrong'un. the point is that he's t-te— wrong'un. the point is that he's t-te-thete- wrong'un. the point is that he's t-st-thete he- wrong'un. the point is that he's a-5g-there is a- wrong'un. the point is that he's a-5g-there is a linki a covid 5g and there is a link hete— a covid 5g and there is a link here between— a covid 5g and there is a link here between covid conspiracy tht— here between covid conspiracy tht hhh— here between covid conspiracy tht h-h het— here between covid conspiracy and i'm not saying all of eetyee— and i'm not saying all of everyone who's- and i'm not saying all of everyone who's like saying stuff ttett— everyone who's like saying stuff ttett covht. — everyone who's like saying stuff about covid. there are many wtht— about covid. there are many wtht thhee— about covid. there are many valid things well. we can valid things as well. we can ttht— valid things as well. we can thh-cowh- valid things as well. we can| talk-covid,-the talk about covid, but at the ethe-thete— talk about covid, but at the same-there is- talk about covid, but at the same -there is a - talk about covid, but at the same there is a connection same time there is a connection to antisemitisme_ same time there is a connection to antisemitisme and it does heet— to antisemitisme and it does need te— to antisemitisme and it does need te te— to antisemitisme and it does need to be dealt— to antisemitisme and it does need to be dealt with within thtt— need to be dealt with within thtt te— need to be dealt with within that cause because too many eeehhe— that cause because too many teette tett— that cause because too many teette tett-te— that cause because too many people lead to tropes. that cause because too many- people lead-to-tropes. people lead on to these tropes. i people lead on to these tropes. h-thhe— people lead on to these tropes. h-thhe he— people lead on to these tropes. h-thhe he the— people lead on to these tropes. i-this is the trouble- people lead on to these tropes. i-this is the trouble with. i mean, this is the trouble with stuff this. you only need stuff like this. you only need one popping being one guy popping up and being like, and it was the jews. and then sudden the whole, then all of a sudden the whole, you know, well, it's not just the problem is it's not one the problem is it's not just one quy- the problem is it's not just one guy. just one guy. no. guy. it's not just one guy. no. hhytety— guy. it's not just one guy. no. anybody who mentions covid. i agree. well, i just i did say thtt. — agree. well, i just i did say thtt. hhh— agree. well, i just i did say that. i'm just— agree. well, i just i did say that. cg agree. well, i just i did say that. “cg agree. well, i just i did say that. cg that. i'm just saying. i'm just saying it's like. well that's exactly what i said. well, we have a slightly— exactly what i said. well, we have a slightly lighter- h2;,t

is well, i guess is notorious. yes, well, i guess so. her way into so. scammed her way into prestigious universities. there's social media there's a social media influencer, she's been she influencer, and she's been she said half her influencer, and she's been she said like half her influencer, and she's been she said like or half her influencer, and she's been she said like or not half her influencer, and she's been she said like or not halfhalf her influencer, and she's been she said like or not half but her money like or not half but a bunch of money buying instagram followers. she's built up this following thing, supposedly became popular being cambridge and sort of taking photos of her lifestyle , travelling around lifestyle, travelling around with a of people . and with a lot of posh people. and then wrote a book that was then she wrote a book that was supposedly was actually ghostwritten. was ghostwritten. she was commissioned to write a book, which didn't she didn't do which she didn't she didn't do that. half $1 million. i mean, ehe— that. half $1 million. i mean, ehe tht. — that. half $1 million. i mean, ehe tht. tht— that. half $1 million. i mean, she did. and now— half $1 million. i mean, she did. ' “c �*" she did. and now she's finally written this book and of written this book and kind of just it's called scammer. written this book and kind of just ishe's.led scammer. written this book and kind of just ishe's really:ammer. written this book and kind of just ishe's really saying'. and what she's really saying is said this quite said and this is quite insightful, she said that there's a rip tide surviving a rip tide is how to get out of these situations. you can sort of try and go against the pull and going to get dragged and you're going to get dragged under or you go along with it, which she's done, which which is what she's done, which is why she's got this book called scammer and she's leant into that she's done into the fact that she's done all past. all these things in her past. so basically the upper so she's basically the upper htthe— so she's basically the upper middle class,— so she's basically the upper middle class, gorgeous version of middle class, gorgeous version et—ehee— middle class, gorgeous version et—ehee h- middle class, gorgeous version et—ehee h eteeel of mitzi, isn't she? i guess. teth— of mitzi, isn't she? i guess. hth-thtt- of mitzi, isn't she? i guess. yeah-that kind. of mitzi, isn't she? i guess. yeah. that kind of yeah. she's in that kind of tetthtety—

yeah. she's in that kind of territory. basically territory. she's basically tehhewet— territory. she's basically achieved degree notoriety. achieved a degree of notoriety. hetety— nobody really likes her, but they-te— nobody really likes her, but they-te-et— nobody really likes her, but they're of fascinating. they're kind of fascinating. htt— they're kind of fascinating. ttt h— they're kind of fascinating. ttt h eteet— they're kind of fascinating. but i guess she— they're kind of fascinating. but i guess she hasn't- they're kind of fascinating. but i guess she hasn't arguably caused did. yeah, caused harm, which he did. yeah, that's true. well she took a university place from somebody who deserved it. who deserved ht. — who deserved it. who deserved it. that's true. although it was art history. it's kind of the art history. so it's kind of the old there was famous she did old there was a famous she did a famous instagram post i'd forgotten it. but when i forgotten about it. but when i saw reading the story, i saw it reading the story, i reminded i remember reminded her. i do remember seeing it was seeing it at the time. it was very notorious where she said, my very notorious where she said, my dad weeks ago. five my dad died four weeks ago. five days i learned was it was days ago i learned he was it was by suicide. and was by suicide. and this was accompanied on instagram by a picture of her in a red bikini on beach. then she just on the beach. and then she just goes on to say, i'm sexy, i'm horny, i'm sensual, i'm grieving, i'm screwed up and grieving, and i'm screwed up and i'm addicted but i'm addicted to adderall. but i'm addicted to adderall. but i'm of these incredible i'm also all of these incredible i'm also all of these incredible i'm complex i'm not i'm a complex being and i'm not going to deny it or just because, you know, in order to fit your your stereotypical fit your your your stereotypical idea grieving woman idea of what a grieving woman should and this is should look like and this is your screensaver. yeah. yeah but i mean, that's the kind of person is extraordinarily person she is extraordinarily provocative. but, you know, it's obviously there's a market for it. yeah anyway, that's it for this section coming up in the

final we the first final part. we have the first exam question. that's spotting the fake leg lengthening surgery again environmentally sound. again and environmentally sound. is there any other kind. see you in a couple of minutes.

now, are you going back? welcome back to headliners daily mail. now to kick off the final section. leo, this sounds like the most perfect victimless crime imaginable. absolutely. so you crime imaginable. absolutely. so yet thew— crime imaginable. absolutely. so yet thew hew— crime imaginable. absolutely. so yet thew hew t— crime imaginable. absolutely. so you know how a fool— crime imaginable. absolutely. so you know how a fool and- c cg absolutely. so you know how a fool and their hehey— you know how a fool and their money are soon— you know how a fool and their money are soon parted? gcse etttehte— money are soon parted? gcse etttehte te— money are soon parted? gcse students are being charged £500, up students are being charged £500, tt te— students are being charged £500, tt te theee— students are being charged £500, tt te theee tet— students are being charged £500, up to £4,000 for fake leaked tthete— up to £4,000 for fake leaked tthete ty— up to £4,000 for fake leaked exam papers by scammers on hettetth — exam papers by scammers on hettetth tht— exam papers by scammers on instagram and tiktok . i mean, instagram and tiktok. i mean, whe-t— instagram and tiktok. i mean, whe-t ety— instagram and tiktok. i mean, whe-t tty thhe— instagram and tiktok. i mean, who'd pay like £900? one of the eeehhe— who'd pay like £900? one of the teette wte— who'd pay like £900? one of the people was charged here for a tthe— people was charged here for a the et— people was charged here for a fake exam paper.— people was charged here for a fake exam paper. he's got it. all fake exam paper. he's got it. ah the— fake exam paper. he's got it. all the questions— fake exam paper. he's got it. all the questions are are wrong. vet— all the questions are are wrong. vet ee— all the questions are are wrong. vet ee tht— all the questions are are wrong. wet ee tht ttet— all the questions are are wrong. you go and just. just revise . you go and just. just revise. vet— you go and just. just revise. vet th— you go and just. just revise. you can revise— you go and just. just revise. you can revise for- you go and just. just revise. you can revise for free school is you can revise for free school he ee— you can revise for free school he ee etey— you can revise for free school he ee etey. hthe— you can revise for free school is so easy. it's like, how big

is so easy. it's like, how big he the— is so easy. it's like, how big he thhe tthte?— is so easy. it's like, how big is this apple? how many circles heee— is this apple? how many circles teee ttet— is this apple? how many circles does jack have? _ is this apple? how many circles does jack have? my et2“ c c is this apple? how many circles does jack have? my e2“ c c “ does jack have? my son did his engush does jack have? my son did his english gcse today and he uses a laptop, so he's got a word count at the end of it. he wrote 3000 words in 2.5 hours. i don't know how good those words are, but thatis how good those words are, but that is a lot of words. i mean, i columns sometimes get i write columns sometimes to get 3000 that's work. 3000 words. that's a day's work. a good day's work. yeah. yeah. thatis a good day's work. yeah. yeah. that is actually quite lot of that is actually quite a lot of words. i don't know words. i mean, i don't know whether that has any bearing on it, but just the sheer amount of quantity probably quantity there. it probably didn't to look didn't have twitter to look on to of get distracted for an to kind of get distracted for an houn to kind of get distracted for an hour. didn't hour. yeah, it didn't go to amazon and just buy 18 books in order to kind support it. order to kind of support it. i mean, obviously, you know, order to kind of support it. i me.fair, obviously, you know, order to kind of support it. i me.fair, isn'tviously, you know, order to kind of support it. i me.fair, isn't it?jsly, you know, order to kind of support it. i me.fair, isn't it? it's. you know, order to kind of support it. i me.fair, isn't it? it's fear know, it's fair, isn't it? it's fear and stress that's driving laziness, you know? well, there is as well. yeah. but is that as well. yeah. but i mean, i almost wonder as well whether story isn't being whether this story isn't being released sort of released in order to sort of counter the possibility that people also there people will also be there is a market in the real answers. yeah, maybe. i mean it's from the— yeah, maybe. i mean it's from the-hth— yeah, maybe. i mean it's from the-hth tht— yeah, maybe. i mean it's from the-mail and we- yeah, maybe. i mean it's from the-mail and we know. h/ce“ i mean it's from the mail and we know that the daily mail and we know that teehteete— the daily mail and we know that teenagers favourite teenagers it's their favourite hewetttet—hetei teenagers it's their favourite- newspaper_hope this newspaper anyway. i hope this heh-t— newspaper anyway. i hope this isn't future independent isn't the future independent now. leg now. josh and turkey leg lengthening . although more

lengthening. although i'm more of man myself when it of a breast man myself when it comes turkey. but overall, comes to turkey. but overall, matt man has £86,000 surgery to make himself nine inches taller. we've sort of covered this tetete. — we've sort of covered this tetete. hthe— we've sort of covered this before. it's where you break yeth— before. it's where you break yett heee— before. it's where you break yett heee tht— before. it's where you break your legs and they just incrementally sort of stretch theh — incrementally sort of stretch theh whth— incrementally sort of stretch them with these— incrementally sort of stretch them with these poles or them with these metal poles or whttewet.— them with these metal poles or whatever, -then _ them with these metal poles or whatever,-then it- them with these metal poles or whatever, then it grows in. whatever, and then it grows in. ttt— whatever, and then it grows in. ttt-he— whatever, and then it grows in. ttt-he-thtet— whatever, and then it grows in. but-is-first time- whatever, and then it grows in. but is first time i've but this is the first time i've tett— but this is the first time i've tett ttett— but this is the first time i've read about someone he was thetty— read about someone he was thetty-tthh- read about someone he was already-tall and. read about someone he was already tall and now already six foot tall and now hehe— already six foot tall and now tee-teet— already six foot tall and now he's-foot seven.- already six foot tall and now he's foot seven. he just he's six foot seven. he just ththt— he's six foot seven. he just thth-t thhe— he's six foot seven. he just didn't like the— he's six foot seven. he just didn't like the proportions. c didn't like the proportions. he hhthht— didn't like the proportions. he thtt-t thte. — didn't like the proportions. he didn't like. he— didn't like the proportions. he didn't like. he-thatl didn't like. he thought that tete— didn't like. he thought that tete he— didn't like. he thought that because he was— c c“ e c he thought that because he was quite stocky and he-thtt— because he was quite stocky and he-thtt hhe— because he was quite stocky and he-thtt the tee- because he was quite stocky and he-that his leg he- because he was quite stocky and he that his leg he says he thought that his leg he says he thought that his leg he says he heehet— he thought that his leg he says he looked like— he thought that his leg he says he looked like a— he thought that his leg he says he looked like a and he looked like a thumb. and he thee— he looked like a thumb. and he thee-thtt— he looked like a thumb. and he thee-thtt he— he looked like a thumb. and he also-that he now- he looked like a thumb. and he also that he now is really also says that he now is really happy— also says that he now is really httty tete— also says that he now is really happy because his legs, and happy because his legs, legs and he he— happy because his legs, legs and he he very— happy because his legs, legs and he is very thumb— happy because his legs, legs and he is very thumb ish and they teeh— he is very thumb ish and they look-automatic- he is very thumb ish and they look automatic now. look like automatic rifles now. teth— look like automatic rifles now. veth teth— look like automatic rifles now. yeah yeah. it's— look like automatic rifles now. yeah yeah. it's a— look like automatic rifles now. yeah yeah. it's a cyborg and now he—wte— yeah yeah. it's a cyborg and now he—wte ehe- yeah yeah. it's a cyborg and now he _was six foot. i he says his wife was six foot. so he says his wife was six foot. se-he— he says his wife was six foot. se-he etye— he says his wife was six foot. se-he etye he- he says his wife was six foot. so he says he could sort of so now he says he could sort of tewet— so now he says he could sort of tower over me.— so now he says he could sort of tower over me. yeah, sounds tower over me. yeah, it sounds tower over me. yeah, it sounds te-hhhe— tower over me. yeah, it sounds te-hhhe hehe— tower over me. yeah, it sounds to-like he's just— tower over me. yeah, it sounds to like he's just done it to me like he's just done it tete— to me like he's just done it because she's— to me like he's just done it because she's got bad breath. teth— because she's got bad breath. veth—he-el yeah, because he says he's ethy— yeah, because he says he's tethty-the- yeah, because he says he's really-the end. yeah, because he says he's- really-the end because really happy at the end because hehe— really happy at the end because he-e-eh— really happy at the end because he-e-eh-hew- really happy at the end because he's-oh,-now she- he's like, oh, now, now she tt— he's like, oh, now, now she tt te— he's like, oh, now, now she comes up to my- he's like, oh, now, now she comes up to my chest. so it eethet— comes up to my chest. so it eethet thhe— comes up to my chest. so it sounds like i had - comes up to my chest. so it sounds like had some weird sounds like he had some weird he— sounds like he had some weird issue. he also— sounds like he had some weird issue. he also says— sounds like he had some weird issue. he also says these are the— issue. he also says these are the-thet- issue. he also says these are the-after six- issue. he also says these are the after six months the benefits. after six months in the benefits. after six months hh—aht- in bed, essentially. and etehthhe—hei in bed, essentially. and- spending_he can see

in bed, essentially. and— spending_he can see on spending £100,000, he can see on the tee— spending £100,000, he can see on the tetlthe— spending £100,000, he can see on the top lthe fridge _ spending £100,000, he can see on the top the fridge 617 and he the top of the fridge 617 and he can see people's— the top of the fridge 617 and he can see people's spots, can see people's bald spots, right?— can see people's bald spots, thehte teth— can see people's bald spots, right? yeah. is— can see people's bald spots, right? yeah. is that you can see people's bald spots, righthese h. is that you can see people's bald spots, righthese are; that you can see people's bald spots, righthese are totat you can see people's bald spots, righthese are to the you can see people's bald spots, righthese are to the tell you,i see these are to the tell you, eeeh— see these are to the tell you, heeh he— see these are to the tell you, heeh he ht— see these are to the tell you, heeh he ht he— see these are to the tell you, josh, is it is it— see these are to the tell you, josh, is it is it going going ttet— josh, is it is it going going tteh t— josh, is it is it going going tteh t tht. — josh' is it is it going going back a bit. 4.352 josh, is it is it going going back a bit. / h josh, is it is it going going back a bit. h/ce“ h ”g back a bit. yeah. does everyone out there want to feel tall? here you go everybody. there you tte—hthe— here you go everybody. there you tte—hte thte. - here you go everybody. there you are._it's like. i- are. that's what it's like. i wetht— are. that's what it's like. i wetht tete— are. that's what it's like. i would love to _ are. that's what it's like. i would love to see- are. that's what it's like. i would love to see it.- are. that's what it's like. i would love to see it. if. are. that's what it's like. i would love to see it. if his wife now has the same surgery and like, some kind of arms race and like, some kind of arms race and they just keep edging up, you really for you know, it's really bad for your yeah. yeah. the your legs race. yeah. yeah. the muscles and tendons- your legs race. yeah. yeah. the muscles and tendons like- h cccge c h/ce“ h/ce“ the muscles and tendons like things ttett-t— muscles and tendons like things tteh-tteh-t-t— muscles and tendons like things aren't aren't aligned aren't things aren't aligned ttetehy— aren't things aren't aligned properly weaker properly the bones weaker and seven-mean that's. properly the bones weaker and. seven-mean that's mad seven inches. i mean that's mad maybe an inch mean even any maybe an inch i mean even any kind intervention is mad kind of intervention is mad really. but if were five really. but if you were five foot and lived a foot three and you lived in a society in a culture where that was back, was holding you back, that's conceivable. foot, conceivable. but at six foot, that's crazy madness. anyway, just decent taylor. leo just get a decent taylor. leo finally, i say finally we're we're getting this is we're getting oh, no, this is not story. but just not the last story. but just generally your generally how to make your greener. kiwi smoothies. that would guess. afraid would be my guess. i'm afraid this would be my guess. i'm afraid thhe tetwee— would be my guess. i'm afraid this advice-be- would be my guess. i'm afraid this advice-be any- would be my guess. i'm afraid this advice-be any use. c cg i'm afraid this advice be any use to this advice won't be any use to ehthet— this advice won't be any use to ehthet et— this advice won't be any use to ehthet et yet. — this advice won't be any use to either of you. why— this advice won't be any use to either of you. why 0“ e ec either of you. why oh, it's lady tet. tet— either of you. why oh, it's lady for. for women.— either of you. why oh, it's lady for. for women. yes.— either of you. why oh, it's lady for. for women. yes. so- for. for women. yes. so showerheads_ for women. yes. so showerheads are apparently used by showerheads are apparently used ty weheh— showerheads are apparently used ty teh-t— showerheads are apparently used by women don't for this. they do

whth— by women don't for this. they do with showerheads,— by women don't for this. they do with showerheads, apparently . with showerheads, apparently. why— with showerheads, apparently. why htweh-t— with showerheads, apparently. why haven't men evolved to have ehewethette— why haven't men evolved to have showerheads for— why haven't men evolved to have showerheads for genitalia? i heh-t— showerheads for genitalia? i teh-t thew— showerheads for genitalia? i teh-t thew .— showerheads for genitalia? i don't know . but— showerheads for genitalia? i don't know . but apparently 22.9% don't know. but apparently 22.9% say don't know. but apparently 22.9% ety they— don't know. but apparently 22.9% ety they te— don't know. but apparently 22.9% say they use showerheads . and say they use showerheads. and whth— say they use showerheads. and whth whth— say they use showerheads. and with with the _ say they use showerheads. and with with the water gushing out of with with the water gushing out et theh — with with the water gushing out et theh tt— with with the water gushing out of them at the _ with with the water gushing out of them at the time. h/ce“ so of them at the time. yeah. so hh- — of them at the time. yeah. so hh- teth— of them at the time. yeah. so hh- veth se— of them at the time. yeah. so 7.1. yeah so that— of them at the time. h/ce“ so 7.1. yeah so that waste tttttehtty— 7.1. yeah so that waste apparently 300,000,000l of water women , men, women, the planet. women, men, women, the planet. hehe— women, men, women, the planet. cehe — women, men, women, the planet. cehe whtt— women, men, women, the planet. cehe whtt tte— women, men, women, the planet. come on. what are you— women, men, women, the planet. come on. what are you doing- women, men, women, the planet. come on. what are you doing out there? it's disgusting. so he's killing alternatives. what do they recommend _ killing alternatives. what do they recommend i- s cg what do they recommend i need? is it eete— they recommend i need? is it he— they recommend i need? is it he thtt— they recommend i need? is it sex? is that the— they recommend i need? is it sex? is that the alternative? the— sex? is that the alternative? the alternative? _ sex? is that the alternative? the alternative? yeah.- sex? is that the alternative? hc?’ h/ce“ 421. sex? is that the alternative? the alternative? yeah. you could try having sex with a real man. that's mad. mental. if you wthtet— that's mad. mental. if you wthtet he.— that's mad. mental. if you wanted to. oh,— that's mad. mental. if you wanted to. oh, woman we have 45 seconds left to cover the from green to pink. the. the pink thhe— green to pink. the. the pink the h— green to pink. the. the pink thhhe hh the— green to pink. the. the pink thing in the entire- cgh2;c“ the. the pink thing in the entire universe. heth.— thing in the entire universe. heth. h— thing in the entire universe. yeah. in guardian— thing in the entire universe. yeah. in guardian barbie- thing in the entire universe. yeah. in guardian barbie film requires so much pink paint and contributed to worldwide shortage. there's a slight thing there where it's for one company but i imagine with paints you've got to get those shades exactly

right. whether they can be exactly matched or not. but then the company was like, well, actually there was also like covid was going on and some nevertheless , it's good doll's nevertheless, it's good doll's house paint. so tiny. tiny. yeah, they were. oh, i see. that was was stretched very far. yeah. studio i'd like to know what kind of colour that paint is called though you know like farrow and ball they have like elephant breath and you know, mouse's stuff. mouse's trunk and stuff. pink what pink be? just icky what would pink be? just icky pink. but maybe it's barbie hhh— pink. but maybe it's barbie hhh. htyte— but maybe it's barbie pink. maybe barbie. pink pink. maybe it is barbie. pink cetht— pink. maybe it is barbie. pink cetht-h— pink. maybe it is barbie. pink cetht-h guess- pink. maybe it is barbie. pink could-i guesslis.- pink. maybe it is barbie. pinki could-i guesslis. well, could be. i guess it is. well, the show is nearly over. let's take another quick look at tuesday's front the daily tuesday's front pages the daily mail families face a £1,000 a year bill for labour eco plans. the times , two years to save the the times, two years to save the world, says ai adviser the telegraph pm set to overrule lord on boats bill the metro has judge raps absent harry the guardian ukraine troops intensify frontline raids in apparent shift in strategy and the daily star fishy rishi gets

chopper out again. those were your front pages. that is all we have time for on this particular occasion. thank you to my guests , leo aukus and josh howie . , leo aukus and josh howie. we're all back tomorrow at the same time, same team. amazing. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. if, however , you're watching this however, you're watching this live, it's probably about time to turn it in, isn't it? live, it's probably about time to turn it in, isn't it ? sleep to turn it in, isn't it? sleep well. see you tomorrow. thanks very much and goodnight.

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