we' re tell you what, though. we're also— tell you what, though. we're also going— tell you what, though. we're also going to— tell you what, though. we're also going to be— tell you what, though. we're also going to be talking a lot about— also going to be talking a lot about this— also going to be talking a lot about this because rishi sunak is-to— about this because rishi sunak is-to-that- about this because rishi sunak is-to-that illegal. is looking to get that illegal migration— is looking to get that illegal migration -the- is looking to get that illegal migration the ground, migration bill off the ground, “ke— migration bill off the ground, like—to— migration bill off the ground, like—to rwanda. migration bill off the ground, like to rwanda and like the flights to rwanda and he could—to- like the flights to rwanda and he could to bypass he could be about to bypass the house—flu- he could be about to bypass the house _fill you - he could be about to bypass the house _fill you in. house of lords. i'll fill you in on-detan— house of lords. i'll fill you in on-detan of— house of lords. i'll fill you in on-detail of that- house of lords. i'll fill you in on detail of that on the day on the detail of that on the day that— on the detail of that on the day that tt-s— on the detail of that on the day that it's emerged,— on the detail of that on the day that it's emerged, the true extent— that it's emerged, the true exteht et— that it's emerged, the true extent of amount of extent of the amount of albanians— extent of the amount of albanians have managed extent of the amount of- albanians-have managed to albanians who have managed to attend— albanians who have managed to abscond-society,- albanians who have managed to abscond society, shock abscond into our society, shock , abscond into our society, shock —wehe tethe- abscond into our society, shock —wehe eethg tel , horror. also, we're going to be , horror. also, we're going to he tettthg— , horror. also, we're going to be talking about— , horror. also, we're going to be talking about starmer versus the whtehe— be talking about starmer versus the unions. yes.— be talking about starmer versus the unions. yes. has he managed to anger— the unions. yes. has he managed to thee hte— the unions. yes. has he managed to anger his base,— the unions. yes. has he managed to anger his base, his drive to wet— to anger his base, his drive to wet step— to anger his base, his drive to wet step ott— to anger his base, his drive to just stop oil, who— to anger his base, his drive to just stop oil, who you know , are just stop oil, who you know, are giving— just stop oil, who you know, are gtwhg the— just stop oil, who you know, are giving the labour— just stop oil, who you know, are giving the labour party a lot of honey— giving the labour party a lot of money he— giving the labour party a lot of money is managing to really rile up the— money is managing to really rile up the whtehee— money is managing to really rile up the unions.7 how is he going to up the unions.7 how is he going te—thet- up the unions.7 how is he going te—thet ene- up the unions.7 how is he going to _that one oldi to wriggle out of that one old tethe— to wriggle out of that one old keith?-finally_ to wriggle out of that one old keith?-finally as- to wriggle out of that one old keith? finally as well, keith? and finally as well, 90mg— keith? and finally as well, gethg te— keith? and finally as well, we're going to be talking about this we're going to be talking about the .— we're going to be talking about the. wt— we're going to be talking about the. t he— we're going to be talking about this. it is the— we're going to be talking about this. it is the 79th we're going to be talking about this . it is the 79th anniversary this. it is the 79th anniversary of this. it is the 79th anniversary et h—hew— this. it is the 79th anniversary et h—hew .— this. it is the 79th anniversary et h—hew . ._ this. it is the 79th anniversary of d—day. i want— this. it is the 79th anniversary of d—day. i want to know when we teet— of d—day. i want to know when we toot oowht— of d—day. i want to know when we toot oowht ot— of d—day. i want to know when we look around at the— of d—day. i want to know when we look around at the country right now, have we done— look around at the country right now, have we done our brave httttow— now, have we done our brave military heroes?— now, have we done our brave military heroes? proud patrick chhetwe— military heroes? proud patrick chhetwe oh— military heroes? proud patrick chhetwe oh .— military heroes? proud patrick christys on . gb— military heroes? proud patrick christys on . gb news gb views at christys on. gb news gb views at gb christys on. gb news gb views at he newe— christys on. gb news gb views at he wewe ooh— christys on. gb news gb views at gb news .com. get— christys on. gb news gb views at

gb news .com. get those emails. ttootthg— gb news .com. get those emails. ttootthg th— gb news .com. get those emails. flooding in thick— gb news .com. get those emails. flooding in thick and fast. we are flooding in thick and fast. we ott— flooding in thick and fast. we at over— flooding in thick and fast. we are all over this— flooding in thick and fast. we are all over this prince harry eowt— are all over this prince harry court case today. _ are all over this prince harry court case today. you cannot tote— court case today. you cannot tote wow— court case today. you cannot tote wow ewes— court case today. you cannot take your eyes and ears off it. i take your eyes and ears off it. . wttt— take your eyes and ears off it. . wttt howe— take your eyes and ears off it. i will have to. _ take your eyes and ears off it. i will have to. the— take your eyes and ears off it. i will have to. the minute whtotee— i will have to. the minute wototee oe— i will have to. the minute updates as like- i will have to. the minute updates as like i've said, whee— updates as like i've said, prince continues to be prince harry continues to be htetet— prince harry continues to be ptetet opht— prince harry continues to be picked apart but— prince harry continues to be picked apart but now as he heottthee— picked apart but now as he heottthee .— picked apart but now as he headlines . _ picked apart but now as he headlines . picked apart but now as he headlines. twig picked apart but now as he- headlines . thank you very much, headlines. thank you very much, patrick. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom. well as you've been hearing, prince harry accuses the british government of being at rock bottom, the duke of sussex is giving evidence in london against the publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information gathering. he said our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government. he also accuses the press of having blood on their hands during his cross—examination at the high court mirror group newspapers denies all allegations . denies all allegations. meanwhile the us government will be challenged in court over its decision to give the duke of

sussex a visa in 2020. it's after prince harry's admissions of illegal drug use. in his book spare a. it's not known if he admitted this for the visa application. us official policy said that visa applicants who are found to be drug users or addicts are in admissible . one addicts are in admissible. one of itv's senior management team has defended the company's duty of care, telling mps that a significant system of safeguarding in place . magnus safeguarding in place. magnus brock has been questioned in parliament over the broadcaster's handling of phillip schofield affair with a younger male colleague . he also younger male colleague. he also says bullying is absolutely in breach of his company's code of conduct amid allegations of a toxic work environment. itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall is being called to appear at the committee on june the 14th to answer questions . 14th to answer questions. downing street says the government is willing to agree another way forward rather than

taking legal action against the covid inquiry. the inquiry asked the cabinet office to return. former prime minister boris johnson's notebooks to him by june the 12th to compare them to the redacted copies already provided by the us. heather hallett says she will not be commenting on the legal row due to pending litigation in the counsel for the inquiry , hugo counsel for the inquiry, hugo keith says the cabinet office is only seeking to ensure that national security protected material was not going to be disclosed by mr johnson material was not going to be disclosed by mrjohnson . mr disclosed by mrjohnson. mr johnson has offered to- johnson has offered to provide the thowtw— johnson has offered to provide the inquiry with— johnson has offered to provide the inquiry with assistance theetot— the inquiry with assistance director julie. _ the inquiry with assistance director julie. we're grateful to hth— director julie. we're grateful to hhh tot— director julie. we're grateful to him for his— director julie. we're grateful to him for his cooperation and the thowtw— to him for his cooperation and the inquiry team _ to him for his cooperation and the inquiry team has been hotsho— the inquiry team has been liaising with— the inquiry team has been liaising with his legal team to owoheg— liaising with his legal team to owoheg tot— liaising with his legal team to arrange for the— liaising with his legal team to arrange for the inspection of the— arrange for the inspection of the unredacted_ arrange for the inspection of the unredacted whatsapps that he had the unredacted whatsapps that he hot wowtet— the unredacted whatsapps that he had provided to— the unredacted whatsapps that he had provided to the cabinet ethe— had provided to the cabinet etttee, hut— had provided to the cabinet office, but which he has had returned— office, but which he has had returned to— office, but which he has had returned to him _ office, but which he has had returned to him .— office, but which he has had returned to him . we expect to returned to him. we expect to begin— returned to him. we expect to teeth that— returned to him. we expect to begin that inspection this week . the— begin that inspection this week . the totetgh—

begin that inspection this week . the foreign secretary says damage— . the foreign secretary says damage to— . the foreign secretary says homage to o— . the foreign secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine is a damage to a major dam in ukraine he o eotoettohhe— damage to a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and— damage to a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent— is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act- is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act . : abhorrent act. thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes after the two mile long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged. ukraine accuses russia of blowing it up , but a member for putin's united russia party accuses ukraine of a war crime by carrying out the attack. hundreds of homes , streets and hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have been flooded . businesses have been flooded. all boat operations have been suspended off bournemouth pier following the death of two young swimmers last week. a local council spokesman says it's pending a conclusion to the police investigation . an inquest police investigation. an inquest into the deaths of the two youngsters heard they were part of a group thought to have been caught up in a riptide in the sea. post—mortem examination proceedings are adjourned until september . for proceedings are adjourned until september. for ryanair has cancelled 400 flights amid a

french air traffic controller strike. some of the impacted flights are to and from the uk and ireland . a petition calling and ireland. a petition calling for the european commission to protect flights over france dufing protect flights over france during their strikes has so far been signed by over 1.1 million people. the veterans memorial service is taking place marking the 79th anniversary of the d—day landings. the the 79th anniversary of the d—day landings . the secretary d—day landings. the secretary for defence, ben wallace, is in france for the service alongside french president macron . on the french president macron. on the anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings . also in attendance is landings. also in attendance is leon gautier, the last surviving member of the french commandos who stormed the normandy beaches defended by hitler's troops as this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. nato back to

patrick well, patrick- . well, here we pathet— . well, here we go. there patrick well, here we go. there is only start,— well, here we go. there is only one start, and— well, here we go. there is only one start, and that- well, here we go. there is only one start, and that is- one place to start, and that is whee— one place to start, and that is whee how-e— one place to start, and that is prince harry's-day. prince harry's dramatic day at the—teen- the high court. he's been oeewethg— the high court. he's been accusing-of- the high court. he's been. accusing-of having accusing the press of having htoot— accusing the press of having htoot oh— accusing the press of having blood on their— accusing the press of having blood on their hands, branded newspaper— blood on their hands, branded newspaper journalist, the mothetehth— newspaper journalist, the mothership online trolling mothership of online trolling his mothership of online trolling hte wttheee— mothership of online trolling his witness statement said this. hotte— his witness statement said this. hotte teoet— his witness statement said this. trolls react to _ his witness statement said this. trolls react to mobilise to stores— trolls react to mobilise to stories they _ trolls react to mobilise to stories they create. people have thet— stories they create. people have ttet oe— stories they create. people have ttet to o— stories they create. people have died as a result— stories they create. people have died as a result and people will eohtthwe— died as a result and people will eohtthwe to— died as a result and people will continue to kill— died as a result and people will continue to kill themselves by ewtette— continue to kill themselves by suicide when— continue to kill themselves by suicide when they can't see any other— suicide when they can't see any other wow— suicide when they can't see any other wow owt. — suicide when they can't see any other way out. how— suicide when they can't see any other way out. how much more htoot— other way out. how much more hoot-steth— other way out. how much more blood-stain their- other way out. how much more blood stain their typing blood will stain their typing tthgere— blood will stain their typing fingers before— blood will stain their typing fingers before someone can put a stop— fingers before someone can put a stop to— fingers before someone can put a stop to the— fingers before someone can put a stop to this madness? he is very open— stop to this madness? he is very open about— stop to this madness? he is very open about this. _ stop to this madness? he is very open about this. he's on a one rhteetoh— open about this. he's on a one to— open about this. he's on a one man mission to cure the british hreee. — man mission to cure the british preee howee— man mission to cure the british press. however, it— man mission to cure the british press. however, it has not been a press. however, it has not been o gooe— press. however, it has not been o poot tow— press. however, it has not been a good day overall— press. however, it has not been a good day overall for prince harry— a good day overall for prince horw th— a good day overall for prince worry he court.— a good day overall for prince harry in court. why? well the

who— harry in court. why? well the rhrror erowp— harry in court. why? well the mirror group have taken three major— mirror group have taken three hop-or thee— mirror group have taken three hop-or thee ot— mirror group have taken three major lines of attack on him, the— major lines of attack on him, the eo— major lines of attack on him, the eo p...— major lines of attack on him, and so far, every— major lines of attack on him, and so far, every single one has tended. — and so far, every single one has tended. thew— and so far, every single one has landed. they say— and so far, every single one has landed. they say that prince harry— landed. they say that prince worry ttth-t— landed. they say that prince harry didn't actually read many of harry didn't actually read many ot the— harry didn't actually read many of the articles,— harry didn't actually read many of the articles, which he claims howe— of the articles, which he claims have eoweet— of the articles, which he claims have caused him— of the articles, which he claims have caused him distress, which is , have caused him distress, which he , wow— have caused him distress, which he , wow wow— have caused him distress, which he , wow thow o— have caused him distress, which is , you know, a killer blow, is, you know, a killer blow, reottw— is, you know, a killer blow, really. they've _ is, you know, a killer blow, really. they've also as really. they've also said as wett—the- well that much of the information- well that much of the information harry is information that harry is etotmthg— information that harry is claiming obtained unlawfully information that harry is claiiactually obtained unlawfully information that harry is claiiactually obtaineinunlawfully information that harry is claiiactually obtainein the iwfully was actually already in the pwhtte— was actually already in the public domain— was actually already in the public domain .— was actually already in the public domain . so, again, was actually already in the public dkilleri . so, again, was actually already in the public dkiller blow again, was actually already in the public dkiller blow .again, was actually already in the public dkiller blow . they are another killer blow. they are oteo— another killer blow. they are oteo eowthp— another killer blow. they are also saying that— another killer blow. they are also saying that when it came to what— also saying that when it came to whet-woe— also saying that when it came to what-was caused,- what distress was caused, porttewtortw— what distress was caused, particularly relation his particularly in relation to his two— particularly in relation to his two tethe— particularly in relation to his drug taking, was drug taking, that was distressed, - drug taking, that was distressed, out of distressed, more caused out of embarrassment— distressed, more caused out of embarrassment opposed the embarrassment, as opposed to the three— embarrassment, as opposed to the orttete-trwe — embarrassment, as opposed to the orttete-trwe or- article not being true or ohtothet— article not being true or obtained unlawfully . harry looks obtained unlawfully. harry looks like obtained unlawfully. harry looks ttte o— obtained unlawfully. harry looks the o moh— obtained unlawfully. harry looks like a man who— obtained unlawfully. harry looks like a man who has turned up to eowrt— like a man who has turned up to eowrt hott— like a man who has turned up to court half cocked.— like a man who has turned up to court half cocked. let's speak to eh— court half cocked. let's speak to he wewe— court half cocked. let's speak to gb news royal— court half cocked. let's speak to gb news royal correspondent corheroh— to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker,— to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, who is outside the-cowh— cameron walker, who is outside the-cowrt .— cameron walker, who is outside the court . cameron. the high court. and cameron. yesr_ the high court. and cameron. wee r— the high court. and cameron. wee r meth— the high court. and cameron. wee r .— the high court. and cameron. yes, i mean , it's— the high court. and cameron. yes, i mean , it's all been yes, i mean, it's all been rather— yes, i mean, it's all been rather polite,— yes, i mean, it's all been rather polite, but harry very rhweh—toot- rather polite, but harry very. much _foot doesn't much on the back foot doesn't seem so prepared.— much on the back foot doesn't seem so prepared. and yeah, it eertohtw— seem so prepared. and yeah, it certainly polite. _ seem so prepared. and yeah, it certainly polite. f certainly polite. patrick, heroe— certainly polite. patrick, inside the courtroom, but it is most definitely a grilling from andrew green . kc representing andrew green. kc representing mirror group newspapers who is cross—examining prince harry in

his claim against mirror group newspapers. of course, prince harry accuses him of unlawful information gathering when we got prince harry's witness statement this morning, it was incredibly strong words, some of which you just read out in your instruction. he also says that british journalism and the government are at rock bottom so incredibly, incredibly strong words there. but as you said, mr andrew green, kc has been picking apart the specifics of the 33 articles which prince harry is, which are basically being tested in prince harry's case against that mirror group newspaper . he papers he case against that mirror group newspaper. he papers he is going through this forensically in minute detail and questioning prince harry's witness statement to the nth degree. let me show you . let me tell you so i've you. let me tell you so i've just come from the a little bit of the afternoon session in there and the mirror group newspapers barrister was talking about an article written on 29th of march 2002. harry's kissing disease, referring to his

diagnosis of glandular fever. and the article quotes saint james's palace spokesperson, and she talks about how prince harry was feeling much better and he asked prince harry, are you aware that there were a number of articles, not just the mirror writing this story up and prince harry said the palace do not comment on private matters. and the only reason that they would comment private matters as comment on private matters as they case, was they did do in this case, was because they were or given because they were fed or given or asked about a specific lead that a journalist had and mirror group newspapers essentially said, are you aware sorry, as you as i said, there was a number of articles written around the same time by various different news organisations. another article which actually refers to prince harry's birthday party and the fact that it's just going to be a private family affair rather than a big shindig, that information mirror group newspapers was putting to harry actually from harry actually came from an interview did the press interview he did with the press association rather than any particular phone hacking . what particular phone hacking. what seems to be the big contrast

here is the barrister for news group newspapers is very much going in on specifics and trying to see exactly how much prince harry knows about the 33 articles written about him trying to test just how distressed he was at the time when he read the articles at the time of publication, something prince harry said, he's not going to speculate on. he did not admit to reading some of those 33 articles at the time of publication . ocean and prince publication. ocean and prince harry moment seems to be harry at the moment seems to be talking more terms talking in much more broad terms as which perhaps isn't making him look too good in court, but the case continues. he's expected give evidence all expected to give evidence all afternoon tomorrow , and the afternoon into tomorrow, and the whole trial is expected to last 6 to 7 weeks. and i just want to ask you before i throw it over to michael cole for a bit more comments on what we've got here. what's in what's harry looking like in eowrt— what's harry looking like in eowrtlthe— what's harry looking like in court-the-whatj what's harry looking like in- courtlthe-what does court at the moment? what does he eee— court at the moment? what does he eeerhlhee— court at the moment? what does he seem be? what's his aura, he seem to be? what's his aura, whet-e— he seem to be? what's his aura, whore-tho— he seem to be? what's his aura, what's kind general what's his kind of general demeanour_ what's his kind of general demeanour . _ what's his kind of general demeanour . �*ft�*rzgc what's his kind of general demeanour . �*ftt�*rzxc " what's his kind of general demeanour . lattice " what's his kind of general- demeanour . well, when he first demeanour. well, when he first arrived at court this morning, patrick, i was actually inside the corridor and saw him and away the cameras and he

away from the cameras and he wasn't putting on a show for the cameras this morning. he generally confident. he generally seems confident. he definitely was definitely seemed like he was smiling. of course, it's an open court the public court to members of the public are allowed to inside as are allowed to be inside as well. and a number well. and there's a number waiting outside the courtroom, waiting outside the courtroom, waiting out waiting for somebody to come out so go in and prince and so they can go in and prince and they cheering and smiling they are cheering and smiling and waving at prince harry and he is happy to smile at them and wave back in terms of inside the courtroom itself , aslef, he courtroom itself, aslef, he seems very calm , very measured. seems very calm, very measured. he's not getting flustered . he's he's not getting flustered. he's not getting frustrated. he is answering the barristers questions. so it doesn't seem like he's getting particularly frustrated or defensive as we perhaps have seen him be on a on a couple of occasions recently, particularly during the promotional interviews for his book spare camera. thank you very much, cameron walker, our royal correspondent . so cameras royal correspondent. so cameras outside royal correspondent. so cameras owtette the— royal correspondent. so cameras outside the high— royal correspondent. so cameras outside the high court,- so cameras outside the high court, it'll be nipping— outside the high court, it'll be htppthg-hto— outside the high court, it'll be htppthp-hto rt- outside the high court, it'll be nipping-into it as- outside the high court, it'll be nipping into it as well. so nipping back into it as well. so we-hohe— nipping back into it as well. so we-hohe-eeehe- nipping back into it as well. so we-bang-scene for. we are bang on the scene for the— we are bang on the scene for the. ow— we are bang on the scene for the. hwt th— we are bang on the scene for this. but i'm joined in the etwtto— this. but i'm joined in the etwtto hw— this. but i'm joined in the studio by royal— this. but i'm joined in the studio by royal commentator wtehoet— michael cole. michael, this is toeehothe— fascinating. the reason i asked corheroh— fascinating. the reason i asked. coheroh—horrw-e cameron there about what harry's

demeanour-and- cameron there about what harry's demeanour-and he- demeanour was like and he said he-eotrh— demeanour was like and he said he-calm, collected. demeanour was like and he said he calm, collected , he was cool, calm, collected, happy- _ he was cool, calm, collected, hoppw. —eree| happy. i think that screams delusional— happy. i think that screams delusional because from the excerpte— delusional because from the exeerpte ot— delusional because from the excerpts of this— delusional because from the excerpts of this that i have ont— excerpts of this that i have seen and we have got live wptotee— seen and we have got live updates-front- seen and we have got livei updates-frontlme updates here in front of me here,— updates here in front of me here, he-e— updates here in front of me here, he's being— updates here in front of me here, he's being a series here, he's being asked a series of here, he's being asked a series or perttheht— here, he's being asked a series of pertinent questions a of pertinent questions that in a eowrt— of pertinent questions that in a eowrt-wow— of pertinent questions that in a court-you cannot- of pertinent questions that in a court you cannot fudge. court of law, you cannot fudge. how— court of law, you cannot fudge. how-earth— court of law, you cannot fudge. howleorth to— court of law, you cannot fudge. how earth do know that how on earth do you know that the— how on earth do you know that this information— how on earth do you know that this information was obtained by phone— this information was obtained by phone hacking?— this information was obtained by phone hacking? how phone hacking? i don't. how on earth—thet- phone hacking? i don't. how on earth—that this- earth do you know that this information— earth do you know that this information only came from that? i information only came from that? r-theh— information only came from that? r-theh thew— information only came from that? r-theh thew eow— information only came from that? i then they say, you i don't. then they say, are you aware-thre— i don't. then they say, are you aware this information aware that this information how— aware that this information ohowt—tei about numerous articles is otreotw— about numerous articles is. already—domain? about numerous articles is- already_domain? he already in the public domain? he was already in the public domain? he woe-the— already in the public domain? he was-the latest.- already in the public domain? he was-the latest. did- was not aware the latest. did you— was not aware the latest. did wo—ow- was not aware the latest. did you-own witness. you write your own witness etoterhehte— you write your own witness statement?_ he| you write your own witness- statement?_he may statement? it turns out he may wett— statement? it turns out he may wett-rettet— statement? it turns out he may well-relied on— statement? it turns out he may well-relied on his- statement? it turns out he may well relied on his lawyers. well have relied on his lawyers. i well have relied on his lawyers. | , well have relied on his lawyers. r-, the— well have relied on his lawyers. r-, thte te— well have relied on his lawyers. r-, thte te hot— well have relied on his lawyers. i-, this is not a- well have relied on his lawyers. i , this is not a great day i mean, this is not a great day for i mean, this is not a great day tor horrw. — i mean, this is not a great day tor how we.— i mean, this is not a great day for harry. no, prince- i mean, this is not a great day for harry. \rr:::r 37” rat: i mean, this is not a great day for harry. \rr:::r rat: for harry. no, prince harry is a man on a mission, one might say, on a crusade. what we've heard today, far is his truth . but today, so far is his truth. but the hurt is raw. the belief is deep. but what there isn't yet is any proof . and court cases is any proof. and court cases turn on evidence and unless he can come up with evidence , can come up with evidence, definitive proof in any one of

these 33 instances of alleged illicit news gathering by mirror group newspapers , yeah, the case group newspapers, yeah, the case cannot go his way because the judge and it's not being heard by a jury who may have been more sympathetic. it's being heard by a judge . and even if he bends a judge. and even if he bends over backwards to give the benefit the doubt to the benefit of the doubt to the prince, unless he can prove what he's saying and so far, there's been no killer blow. let's be honest about it. no knockout blow there . still sparring, but blow there. still sparring, but he's not making any progress , as he's not making any progress, as you say, delusional. i tell you what i think is completely misjudged to say that the government of this country is at rock bottom . well, it may be, rock bottom. well, it may be, but it's not for him to say particularly clearly, as the duke of sussex , a member of the duke of sussex, a member of the house of lords, doesn't even have a vote in this country. and with regard to his his remark that the british press is also at rock bottom , well, we have at rock bottom, well, we have

the british press laid out on your desk here all all ten morning newspapers is where he lives in los angeles . there's lives in los angeles. there's one struggling newspaper here, and that's the same in most connor ansell oceans in america. so i don't think the british press in all its glory, is to be sneered at in that way . he sneered at in that way. he didn't need to do it. no. i want to give people a couple- didn't need to do it. no. i want to give people a couple of- to give people a couple of exomptee— to give people a couple of exomptee ot— to give people a couple of examples of the kind of thing that— examples of the kind of thing that how— examples of the kind of thing that horrw hoe— examples of the kind of thing that harry has been grilled on in that harry has been grilled on th oowrt— that harry has been grilled on in court. both— that harry has been grilled on in court. both of— that harry has been grilled on in court. both of them are reetowroht— in court. both of them are restaurant related. okay. one of them,— restaurant related. okay. one of thew—rheo- them, remarkably, is pizza topreee— them, remarkably, is pizza txpreee, hw— them, remarkably, is pizza express, by the _ them, remarkably, is pizza express, by the way. but one of them — express, by the way. but one of them [how— express, by the way. but one of them about restaurant in them is about a restaurant in the—he- them is about a restaurant in the—he woe- them is about a restaurant in. the—he gothg them is about a restaurant in th

mail article— of it. the other one a daily mail article from the 12th of septerhher— mail article from the 12th of september 2000 called pizza whee— september 2000 called pizza whee or— september 2000 called pizza prince or the _ september 2000 called pizza prince or the mirror article repeate— prince or the mirror article repeote the— prince or the mirror article repeats the gist of what is wrttteh— repeats the gist of what is wrttteh th— repeats the gist of what is written in the— repeats the gist of what is written in the mail. and this is thportoht— written in the mail. and this is thportoht tor— written in the mail. and this is important for a— written in the mail. and this is important for a lot of people. a lot important for a lot of people. a tot ot— important for a lot of people. a tot or peopte— important for a lot of people. a lot of people watching and ttetehthg— lot of people watching and listening to— lot of people watching and listening to this consume listening to this who consume the—understand. the media will understand that werw—reewetetl very often stories are recycled iowrhotterh — very often stories are recycled iowrhotterh oe— very often stories are recycled journalism as it's— very often stories are recycled journalism as it's known. okay so journalism as it's known. okay so the— journalism as it's known. okay so the argument— journalism as it's known. okay so the argument there is that it went— so the argument there is that it wasn't even anything with wasn't even anything to do with the-so — wasn't even anything to do with the _so therefore, - wasn't even anything to do with the so therefore, why the mirror. so therefore, why is that—there- the mirror. so therefore, why is that—there he's. that happening? there he's peter.— that happening? there he's oetet. then— that happening? there he's asked. then do— that happening? there he's asked. then do you recall this three— asked. then do you recall this orttete to— asked. then do you recall this article to which— asked. then do you recall this article to which he says, no, i ooh-t.— article to which he says, no, i toh-t. aho— article to which he says, no, i don't. and then— article to which he says, no, i don't. and then he's asked , don't. and then he's asked, wett— don't. and then he's asked, wett, how— don't. and then he's asked, well, how-it— don't. and then he's asked, well, how it have caused you well, how can it have caused you any— well, how can it have caused you pew-there— well, how can it have caused you ohw-thehe — well, how can it have caused you any-then? well,- well, how can it have caused you any then? whim any distress then? well, what's the fatal attraction between members royal family members of the royal family and pizza restaurants ? i think pizza restaurants? i think that's another can look that's another one we can look into another time. but you into at another time. but if you take another specific case, as a child, he had glandular fever known as the kissing disease. and this story , he got into the and this story, he got into the pubuc and this story, he got into the public domain . well, how did it public domain. well, how did it get into the public domain? there was a broad spectrum of newspapers that carried this story, which suggests to me, with my experience, that there had been some briefing that this had been some briefing that this had been some briefing that this had been briefed out, that it

had been briefed out, that it had happened, and maybe the mirror presented it as the kissing disease and others presented it in a more clinical way. we don't know. but it has been suggested that the person who was briefing out was the chief spin doctor of prince harry's father when it said saint james's palace that can only mean because that's where the now king was then based. at that time, he was based at saint james's palace. that's where he was running things from. and his chief spin doctor knew all these. he was in his to business know newspaper editors and newspaper photographers. so it's a very strange thing the way it's going. he's got to come up with the proof . and so far, we with the proof. and so far, we have seen nothing approaching that. yeah, have seen nothing approaching that . yeah, 100. and have seen nothing approaching that. yeah, 100. and as you're totthe— that. yeah, 100. and as you're tottthp th— that. yeah, 100. and as you're tottthp, r-rh iwet— yeah, 100. and as you're talking, i'm just following up on talking, i'm just following up oh wow— talking, i'm just following up on wowr thre— talking, i'm just following up on your this article published on your this article published on th— on your this article published on he the— on your this article published on in the mirror— on your this article published on in the mirror on the 29th of wareh— on in the mirror on the 29th of march 2002.— on in the mirror on the 29th of march 2002. this— on in the mirror on the 29th of march 2002. this gives a flavour of march 2002. this gives a flavour ot how— march 2002. this gives a flavour ot how tor— march 2002. this gives a flavour of how far back— march 2002. this gives a flavour of how far back we're going here.— of how far back we're going here. horrw-e— of how far back we're going here. harry's kissing disease. vow— here. harry's kissing disease. you mentioned— here. harry's kissing disease. you mentioned that exactly. where— you mentioned that exactly. article quotes—

you mentioned that exactly. article quotes saint james's rotoee— article quotes saint james's palace spokesperson so it's not iwet— palace spokesperson so it's not iwet the— palace spokesperson so it's not iwet the teet— palace spokesperson so it's not just the idea that— palace spokesperson so it's not just the idea that this may well not just the idea that this may well hot howe— just the idea that this may well not have come— just the idea that this may well not have come from phone hoethe— not have come from phone hacking,-also- not have come from phone hacking, also crucially, he hacking, it's also crucially, he oetet— hacking, it's also crucially, he was asked directly in court. horrw— was asked directly in court. horw-oetet— was asked directly in court. horw-oetet .- was asked directly in court. harry asked , are you aware harry was asked, are you aware that— harry was asked, are you aware that-ethe— harry was asked, are you aware that-same article- harry was asked, are you aware that same article basically that the same article basically oppeoret— that the same article basically oppeoret th— that the same article basically appeared in the— that the same article basically appeared in the sun as well ? no, appeared in the sun as well? no, no. appeared in the sun as well? no, hwt— appeared in the sun as well? no, hwt hw— appeared in the sun as well? no, hwt rhw tegot— appeared in the sun as well? no, no. but my legal team would be the— no. but my legal team would be thte te— no. but my legal team would be thte te o— no. but my legal team would be thte te o moh— no. but my legal team would be this is a man at— no. but my legal team would be this is a man at the— no. but my legal team would be this is a man at the moment. i etrohptw— this is a man at the moment. i strongly suspect,— this is a man at the moment. i strongly suspect, given ewerwththp— strongly suspect, given everything that is coming throwph— everything that is coming throwph to— everything that is coming through to us— everything that is coming through to us and it is coming throwgh— through to us and it is coming throweh to— through to us and it is coming throwph to we— through to us and it is coming through to us in— through to us and it is coming through to us in real time as wet.— through to us in real time as wet so— through to us in real time as wet so we— through to us in real time as well. so we will— through to us in real time as well. so we will keep you up to tote— well. so we will keep you up to tote wtth— well. so we will keep you up to tote wtth thw— well. so we will keep you up to date with any developments. but who— date with any developments. but who-r— date with any developments. but who. wowtt— date with any developments. but who-i would argue- date with any developments. but who i would argue has maybe who who i would argue has maybe teen— who who i would argue has maybe been—instructed- who who i would argue has maybe beelegal-instructed- who who i would argue has maybe beelegal team instructed who who i would argue has maybe beelegal team and �*istructed who who i would argue has maybe beelegal team and doesn'ti who who i would argue has maybe beelegal team and doesn't quite his legal team and doesn't quite whteretoht— his legal team and doesn't quite understand—actual. understand the need for actual proot. — understand the need for actual proot. veoh. — understand the need for actual proof. yeah. and— understand the need for actual proof. yeah. and i— understand the need for actual proof. yeah. ' r: proof. yeah. and i also i think he doesn't really understand the way the british press works because he his wife, meghan because he and his wife, meghan markle , duchess of sussex, were markle, duchess of sussex, were at some stage complaining that the royal rota, which is a way of sharing information between newspapers , was somehow a way newspapers, was somehow a way that buckingham palace had of controlling the british press, as if that was even possible. it was a grave lack of

understanding . of course, understanding. of course, i mean, it's no surprise , patrick, mean, it's no surprise, patrick, that it's been 130 years since a member of the royal family was unwise enough to go into the witness box because there's more kicks than halfpennies in doing so. i'm sure his late grandmother, the queen, would have said to him , please don't have said to him, please don't do this. you cannot win. and even if you do win , what do you even if you do win, what do you win? yeah, 100. michael, thank you win? yeah, 100. michael, thank wow werw— win? yeah, 100. michael, thank wow werw rhweh— win? yeah, 100. michael, thank you very much for— win? yeah, 100. michael, thank you very much for this. - 7 / �*00 michael, thank you very much for this. you're going— you very much for this. you're protest to— you very much for this. you're protest to he— you very much for this. you're going to be here— you very much for this. you're going to be here with us heeteottw— going to be here with us basically throughout the course of basically throughout the course ot the— basically throughout the course ot thte ehow. — basically throughout the course of this show. we're going to be keeping— of this show. we're going to be teepthg-wp— of this show. we're going to be teepthg-wpltote.- of this show. we're going to be keeping up date. just keeping you up to date. i'm just going— keeping you up to date. i'm just going-vou— keeping you up to date. i'm just porno-wow tor- keeping you up to date. i'm just porno-wow tor o- keeping you up to date. i'm just going you for a second going to leave you for a second wtth— going to leave you for a second wtth .toteet— going to leave you for a second with latest accident that with this latest accident that hoe—otl with this latest accident that. hoe—or has just dropped in front of me. hear— has just dropped in front of me. hear th— has just dropped in front of me. hear he who— has just dropped in front of me. bear in mind that— has just dropped in front of me. bear in mind that this case is all bear in mind that this case is ott-trwthp— bear in mind that this case is ott-trwthplprowe- bear in mind that this case is all trying prove from all about trying to prove from horrw-e—the- all about trying to prove fromi harry's—the phones harry's behalf that the phones were—rt- harry's behalf that the phones were—rt woe- were hacked, that it was wetowtwh— were hacked, that it was unlawful, information were hacked, that it was unlawful, that information were hacked, that it was unlawful, that inficausedi were hacked, that it was unlawful, that inficaused him gathering that that caused him hwge—ttetreee- gathering that that caused him huge distress and huge amounts of distress and that— huge amounts of distress and that therefore,— huge amounts of distress and that therefore, he now has some hwge— that therefore, he now has some hwge eoee— that therefore, he now has some hwpe to— that therefore, he now has some huge case to bring— that therefore, he now has some huge case to bring against the who— huge case to bring against the rhrror prowp— huge case to bring against the mirror group. are— huge case to bring against the mirror group. are you alleging that— mirror group. are you alleging that something— mirror group. are you alleging that something in this article was obtained— that something in this article was obtained by— that something in this article was obtained by phone hacking? horrw— was obtained by phone hacking? horrw tor-t— was obtained by phone hacking? harry don't know— was obtained by phone hacking? harry don't know .— was obtained by phone hacking? harry don't know. has it caused vou— harry don't know. has it caused wow thetreeee—

harry don't know. has it caused you distress? harry— harry don't know. has it caused you distress? harry no. so there we go.— you distress? harry no. so there we go. att— you distress? harry no. so there we go. oh rteht— you distress? harry no. so there we go. all right. you can get more on this— we go. all right. you can get more on this story on our wehette— more on this story on our website right— more on this story on our website right now. simply head to eh— website right now. simply head to he wewe— website right now. simply head to gb news .com— website right now. simply head to gb news .com for the best ohotwete— to gb news .com for the best ohotwete ont— to gb news .com for the best analysis and opinion as well as the toteet— analysis and opinion as well as the latest breaking news. i can eworohtee— the latest breaking news. i can guarantee-that— the latest breaking news. i can guarantee that this story is guarantee you that this story is ohtw— guarantee you that this story is oww-to— guarantee you that this story is ohtw-to-rhore- guarantee you that this story is only _to - more and . guarantee you that this story is only to more and more only going to get more and more box only going to get more and more how othee— only going to get more and more how otttee, eo— only going to get more and more box office, so-sure- only going to get more and more box office, so sure you box office, so make sure you ooh-t— box office, so make sure you toh-t-ewee- box office, so make sure you don't-eyes and- box office, so make sure youi don't-eyes and ears don't take your eyes and ears off don't take your eyes and ears ott rt.— don't take your eyes and ears off it. prince— don't take your eyes and ears off it. prince harry's court ten-t— off it. prince harry's court case isn't the— off it. prince harry's court case isn't the only story that we're talking about today, thowgh— we're talking about today, though, is though, because rishi sunak is going— though, because rishi sunak is going-potentially— though, because rishi sunak is going potentially ignore the going to potentially ignore the howee— going to potentially ignore the. howee—throweh house of lords and force through his house of lords and force through hte rttepot— house of lords and force through his illegal migration bill. i wttt— his illegal migration bill. i wttt teth— his illegal migration bill. i will tell you— his illegal migration bill. i will tell you exactly what all of will tell you exactly what all ot thet— will tell you exactly what all of that means.— will tell you exactly what all of that means. people are saying will tell you exactly what all of tnot means. people are saying will tell you exactly what all of tnot before people are saying will tell you exactly what all of tnot before peop byare saying will tell you exactly what all of tnot before peop by the ;aying it's not before time, by the way,— it's not before time, by the way,-comes on- it's not before time, by the way, comes on the day way, and it comes on the day that— way, and it comes on the day that the— way, and it comes on the day that the shocking— way, and it comes on the day that the shocking extent of that the shocking true extent of the orhowt— that the shocking true extent of the amount of— that the shocking true extent of the amount of albanian absconding_ the amount of albanian absconding has revealed. absconding has been revealed. pathet— absconding has been revealed. patrick christys_ absconding has been revealed. patrick christys on news, patrick christys on gb news, hrttoth-e— patrick christys on gb news, britain's news—

across the uk. " across the uk. this is newsradio . yes. across the uk. this is newsradio . vee- weteorhe— across the uk. this is newsradio . yes. welcome back— across the uk. this is newsradio . yes. welcome back .- across the uk. this is newsradio . yes. welcome back . in- across the uk. " h: yes. welcome back . in a few . yes. welcome back. in a few rhthwtee— . yes. welcome back. in a few rhthwtee r— . yes. welcome back. in a few minutes, i will— yes. welcome back. in a few minutes, i will have much more on whee— minutes, i will have much more on whee horrw-e— minutes, i will have much more on prince harry's explosive etotrhe— on prince harry's explosive etotrhe th— on prince harry's explosive claims in the— on prince harry's explosive claims in the high court. i am pettthg— claims in the high court. i am gettthe rt— claims in the high court. i am gettthg t h— claims in the high court. i am getting it in lifetime here, and i getting it in lifetime here, and r ooh— getting it in lifetime here, and r teth— getting it in lifetime here, and r tett wow— getting it in lifetime here, and i can tell you what it is pretty

etwtt— i can tell you what it is pretty stuff, actually.— i can tell you what it is pretty stuff, actually. really is a there— stuff, actually. really is a bizarre interaction going on at the rhoeht— bizarre interaction going on at the moment from _ bizarre interaction going on at the moment from mirror group's ont— the moment from mirror group's oht whee— the moment from mirror group's case and prince harry. harry seems unable— case and prince harry. harry seems unable to— case and prince harry. harry seems unable to recall a lot of the— seems unable to recall a lot of the three— seems unable to recall a lot of the articles which _ seems unable to recall a lot of the articles which he has ewppoeettw— the articles which he has supposedly anyway brought to eowrt— supposedly anyway brought to eowrt .— supposedly anyway brought to eowrt , whteh— supposedly anyway brought to court , which is— supposedly anyway brought to court , which is strange to say court, which is strange to say the— court, which is strange to say the teoet. — court, which is strange to say the least. but— court, which is strange to say the least. but rishi sunak could tetw— the least. but rishi sunak could tetw the— the least. but rishi sunak could tetw the howee— the least. but rishi sunak could defy the house of— the least. but rishi sunak could defy the house of lords and tore— defy the house of lords and toree hte— defy the house of lords and force his illegal— defy the house of lords and force his illegal migration bill throwgh— force his illegal migration bill through parliament. the prime rrhteter— through parliament. the prime minister claimed— through parliament. the prime minister claimed yesterday that his minister claimed yesterday that hte ptoh— minister claimed yesterday that hte ptoh to— minister claimed yesterday that his plan to tackle— minister claimed yesterday that his plan to tackle the small hoot— his plan to tackle the small hoot-te— his plan to tackle the small boat-is starting- his plan to tackle the small boat is starting to work. boat crisis is starting to work. hwt— boat crisis is starting to work. hwt o— boat crisis is starting to work. hwt o hwrhher— boat crisis is starting to work. but a number of— boat crisis is starting to work. but a number of high profile thewree— but a number of high profile figures-lords,- but a number of high profile figures lords, including figures in the lords, including eowthp— figures in the lords, including eowthp there— figures in the lords, including saying there _the - saying there he is, the archbishop _ saying there he is, the archbishop of canterbury, justin wethw,— archbishop of canterbury, justin wethw-epoteh— archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, spoken out against welby, have spoken out against the hut.— welby, have spoken out against the bill. let's— welby, have spoken out against the bill. let's speak to our potttteot— the bill. let's speak to our political reporter olivia utley ettwo. — political reporter olivia utley ettwo. wttt— political reporter olivia utley olivia. will he _ political reporter olivia utley olivia. will he bypass the tower— olivia. will he bypass the lords? can— olivia. will he bypass the lords? can he— olivia. will he bypass the lords? can he what will it mean? wett— lords? can he what will it mean? wow. what— lords? can he what will it mean? well, what rishi _ lords? can he what will it mean? well, what rishi sunak— lords? can he what will it mean? well, what rishi sunak could- lords? can he what will it mean? well, what rishi sunak could do and the course of action he's threatening to take is to use the parliament act, which is a very little known piece of legislation which would essentially allow him to bypass the lords. now the parliament act states that the commons can overrule the lords, but he could only enforce it if the lords were actually simply to vote down the legislation . what's

down the legislation. what's more likely to happen is that the lords will amend the legislation much that it's legislation so much that it's unworkable. it's pretty much unrecognisable from what rishi sunak in first sunak proposed in the first place, in which case he be place, in which case he won't be able to use this this unusual piece legislation . but the piece of legislation. but the fact he's even talking fact that he's even talking about bear mind, about doing it, bear in mind, only seven laws ever have been revoked by the by the parliament act. the last one was the hunting ban in 2004, which the lords rejected but was pushed through anyway. that through anyway. the fact that rishi sunak is even threatening to show to do that does at least show his that he is very, very his intent that he is very, very serious about this. we know that his intent that he is very, very seri prime out this. we know that his intent that he is very, very seri prime minister we know that his intent that he is very, very seri prime minister has know that his intent that he is very, very seri prime minister has basically the prime minister has basically staked whole reputation on staked his whole reputation on stopping boats . he it stopping the boats. he says it again and again again , and again and again and again, and he now saying essentially he he is now saying essentially he will do whatever it takes to get this piece of legislation through. buoyed up, as through. and he's buoyed up, as you said there at beginning you said there at the beginning by that the number by news just in that the number of migrants crossing channel of migrants crossing the channel in small boats has gone down by 20. now, from this time last yean 20. now, from this time last year, which the prime minister says is because of this agreement that he's made with the minister to

the albanian prime minister to send though some send migrants back, though some people weather's just people say the weather's just worse some people worse than it was, some people do weather is worse than do say the weather is worse than it was. absolutely. and i think peopte— it was. absolutely. and i think peopte wttt— it was. absolutely. and i think peopte wttt he— it was. absolutely. and i think people will belbit- c absolutely. and i think people will be bit and people will be a bit sick and three— people will be a bit sick and three-tru— people will be a bit sick and tired bill getting tired of this bill getting thoetet— tired of this bill getting knocked and knocked back in the lords and the peopte— knocked back in the lords and the peopte-the— knocked back in the lords and the people the archbishop the people like the archbishop of the people like the archbishop ot—tor— the people like the archbishop of_for example, i the people like the archbishop of for example, who of canterbury, for example, who trorh — of canterbury, for example, who horn-r— of canterbury, for example, who pom-p-gappa,- of canterbury, for example, who. from-i-gather,-on from what i can gather, based on what— from what i can gather, based on whet-etho— from what i can gather, based on what-said, wanted— from what i can gather, based on what said, wanted to offer from what i can gather, based on what refuge d, wanted to offer from what i can gather, based on what refuge to wanted to offer from what i can gather, based on what refuge to absolutely to offer safe refuge to absolutely ewerwhotw— safe refuge to absolutely everybody, for everybody, now safe refuge for ewerwhotw—ahtl everybody, now safe refuge for. everybody—and pay everybody in the future. and pay throwgh— everybody in the future. and pay throwgh-hoee— everybody in the future. and pay through - nose to _ everybody in the future. and pay through nose to sort out all through the nose to sort out all of through the nose to sort out all ot—prohterhe- through the nose to sort out all of_problems as- through the nose to sort out alli of_problems as well, of the world's problems as well, whteh—rhoet- of the world's problems as well, which most people, which i think for most people, thew— which i think for most people, thew-retort— which i think for most people, they-regard that- they would regard that as a ttttte— they would regard that as a ttttte-o— they would regard that as a little - a stretch - they would regard that as a little-a stretch .- they would regard that as a little a stretch . olivia little bit of a stretch. olivia thoht— little bit of a stretch. olivia thoht-wew— little bit of a stretch. olivia thank very much. olivia thank you very much. olivia there— thank you very much. olivia there-political- thank you very much. olivia there political reporter there are political reporter _tootl now. i was having a look weetertow— now. i was having a look. yesterday. _this now. i was having a look- yesterday. _this show, yesterday. we were on this show, weeht— yesterday. we were on this show, wereh-t-rtteht — yesterday. we were on this show, weren't rishi sunak was weren't we? as rishi sunak was hottthe—stopi hailing the success of the stop the-ptoh— hailing the success of the stop the-ptohlwoe- hailing the success of the stop the plan, was talking the boats plan, he was talking ohowt— the boats plan, he was talking ohowt-hoot— the boats plan, he was talking about boat crossings have about mainly boat crossings have gone— about mainly boat crossings have gone town— about mainly boat crossings have gone town he.— about mainly boat crossings have gone down 20. the— about mainly boat crossings have gone down 20. the french are etoppthg— gone down 20. the french are etoppthp orowrt— gone down 20. the french are stopping around 50. more people then— stopping around 50. more people then-were— stopping around 50. more people than-were this— stopping around 50. more people than were this time last than they were this time last weer.— than they were this time last weer-eoet- than they were this time last weer-eoet we- than they were this time last year. cost us around year. that has cost us around troo— year. that has cost us around tsoo-thoweh- year. that has cost us around £500-though not- year. that has cost us around £500 though not sure £500 million, though not sure that-e— £500 million, though not sure there wotwe— £500 million, though not sure that's value for— £500 million, though not sure that's value for money, but it theo— that's value for money, but it was also clinging— that's value for money, but it was also clinging on to the athohtoh— was also clinging on to the albanian issue,— was also clinging on to the albanian issue, wasn't he? so we-we-reoo- albanian issue, wasn't he? so we've 1800 people albanian issue, wasn't he? so- we've-1800 people back we've deported 1800 people back to attemp— we've deported 1800 people back to albania. we've— we've deported 1800 people back to albania. we've seen the orhowt— to albania. we've seen the orhowt ot— to albania. we've seen the amount of albanians crossing the theme— amount of albanians crossing the channel reduced.— amount of albanians crossing the channel reduced. now by around 90. channel reduced. now by around eo. thet— channel reduced. now by around he. that re— channel reduced. now by around 90. that is fine— channel reduced. now by around 90. that is fine .— channel reduced. now by around 90. that is fine . but if you 90. that is fine. but if you

iwet— 90. that is fine. but if you iwet twpe— 90. that is fine. but if you iwet twpe th— 90. that is fine. but if you just type in albania channel on eoopte— just type in albania channel on google rtpht— just type in albania channel on google right now,— just type in albania channel on google right now, and i would urge— google right now, and i would wrge wow— google right now, and i would wrge wow to— google right now, and i would wrge wow to to— google right now, and i would urge you to do this, you end up wtth—where- urge you to do this, you end up with _wherelshowsj with a situation where it shows the-ot— with a situation where it shows the-of albanian - with a situation where it shows the of albanian channel the scale of albanian channel rhtprohte— the scale of albanian channeli rhterohte—uw migrants crime wave in the uk reweotet— migrants crime wave in the uk reweotet the — migrants crime wave in the uk revealed the amount people revealed the amount of people who— revealed the amount of people who erwetottw— revealed the amount of people who crucially have absconded iwet— who crucially have absconded iwet iwet— who crucially have absconded just just disappear poured into hrttoh— just just disappear poured into hrttoth who— just just disappear poured into britain who are— just just disappear poured into britain who are claiming to have been— britain who are claiming to have been torn — britain who are claiming to have been from albania. the home office— been from albania. the home orttee toee— been from albania. the home office does not— been from albania. the home office does not know that amount of office does not know that amount or peopte— office does not know that amount or peopte more— office does not know that amount of people more than 12,000 athohtoh— of people more than 12,000 albanian migrants breach their bail conditions.— albanian migrants breach their bail conditions. well, that is toeethotthe— bail conditions. well, that is fascinating because 12,000 came the— fascinating because 12,000 came across the channel— fascinating because 12,000 came across the channel last year. joining— across the channel last year. rorhthp-how— across the channel last year. rorhthp-how te- across the channel last year. joining now is michael joining me now is michael totrteort— joining me now is michael fabricant, conservative mp for thtehttett— fabricant, conservative mp for litchfield. michael, thank you werw— litchfield. michael, thank you wew-showtt— litchfield. michael, thank you very should rishi sunak very much. should rishi sunak iwet— very much. should rishi sunak iwet ewewe— very much. should rishi sunak just swerve the— very much. should rishi sunak just swerve the lords for the 90°d_ just swerve the lords for the good ot— just swerve the lords for the pooh ot the— just swerve the lords for the good of the country for the good of the country and for the pooh— good of the country and for the pootlthe— good of the country and for the pootlthe peopte— good of the country and for the good the people and for good of the people and for hottohot— good of the people and for national security? well you know,— national security? well you know-rept- national security? well you know,-real crisis- national security? well you know, real crisis time know, this is real crisis time when— know, this is real crisis time when rt— know, this is real crisis time when it comes— know, this is real crisis time when it comes to- know, this is real crisis time when it comes to the boat people and when it comes to the boat people the rte— when it comes to the boat people the he ortete— when it comes to the boat people and it's crisis time— when it comes to the boat people and it's crisis time ,_ when it comes to the boat people and it's crisis time , if you and it's crisis time, if you the,— and it's crisis time, if you like, between— and it's crisis time, if you like, between the house of commone— like, between the house of commons and— like, between the house of commons and the house of lords, the eteetet— commons and the house of lords, the elected house— commons and the house of lords, the elected house of— commons and the house of lords, the elected house of commons and the elected house of commons and the oppothtet— the elected house of commons and the appointed house— the elected house of commons and the appointed house of lords. wow— the appointed house of lords. wow rt— the appointed house of lords. wow tt mow— the appointed house of lords. wow tt mow te— the appointed house of lords. now it may be necessary- the appointed house of lords. now it may be necessary to invoke the parliament act as you've already heard, it's only been done seven times before ,

been done seven times before, but this may have to be the eighth time. we've got to try and stop the boats. yeah, we do indeed. there's a poll that came out indeed. there's a poll that came owt totow— indeed. there's a poll that came owt totow thet— indeed. there's a poll that came out today that shows— 3: there's a poll that came out today that shows half of young— out today that shows half of young albanian— out today that shows half of young albanian men want to cross the chopper— young albanian men want to cross the chopper to— young albanian men want to cross the channel to come— young albanian men want to cross the channel to come to britain. i the channel to come to britain. r wowtt— the channel to come to britain. rwowtt-thot— the channel to come to britain. i would _that the - the channel to come to britain. i would that the the i would argue that the stop the hoote— i would argue that the stop the hoote pottew— i would argue that the stop the hoote pottew te— i would argue that the stop the boats policy is not— i would argue that the stop the boats policy is not actually reottw— boats policy is not actually really working— boats policy is not actually really working at the moment . it really working at the moment. it is really working at the moment. it te—wtth— really working at the moment. it is_with whether- really working at the moment. it is with whether yeah, is more to do with whether yeah, that— is more to do with whether yeah, that how— is more to do with whether yeah, that how he— is more to do with whether yeah, that may be the— is more to do with whether yeah, that may be the case. c a that may be the case. it'll only wort— that may be the case. it'll only wort wher— that may be the case. it'll only work when people know that if they come over to the uk, they will be deported either back to albania or now to bulgaria because there are conversations going on with the bulgarian government or off to rwanda to be processed. there only when there is that credible threat will people realise that going across to the united kingdom is more risky than it's worth . and more risky than it's worth. and incidentally, by the way, the french haven't reduced the amount of times they've stopped people by 50. they've actually stopped 50% of all crossing things. so in fairness to the french, they're doing a half decent job. yeah indeed. well,

yeah, like you've rightly- yeah, like you've rightly identified _ yeah, like you've rightly identified there, a half decent job-— identified there, a half decent top. row— identified there, a half decent job- vow htt— identified there, a half decent job- wow htt oh— identified there, a half decent job. you hit on a— identified there, a half decent job. you hit on a good point eortter— job. you hit on a good point eortter oh— job. you hit on a good point earlier on, which- job. you hit on a good point earlier on, which i think is wow— earlier on, which i think is ohowt the— earlier on, which i think is about the elected house of commone— about the elected house of commons and— about the elected house of commons and the unelected house of commons and the unelected house ot torte— commons and the unelected house ot torte ont— commons and the unelected house ot torte oht rt— commons and the unelected house of lords and if we— commons and the unelected house of lords and if we have an historically— of lords and if we have an historically elected government, heeowee— historically elected government, heeowee r— historically elected government, because i understand that rishi sweet— because i understand that rishi swhot ot— because i understand that rishi sunak of course,— because i understand that rishi sunak of course, has not stood for sunak of course, has not stood tor eteettoh— sunak of course, has not stood for election-but- sunak of course, has not stood for election but the for election yet, but the conservative _ for election yet, but the conservative party, which has otwowe— conservative party, which has otwowe-o— conservative party, which has always-a ticket- conservative party, which has always a ticket of always stood on a ticket of tethe— always stood on a ticket of hethe-tttepoti being strong on illegal marathon.— being strong on illegal- migration.-people did migration. okay, so people did vote— migration. okay, so people did wote tor— migration. okay, so people did vote for that. _ migration. okay, so people did vote for that. they just didn't vote— vote for that. they just didn't vote-thre— vote for that. they just didn't wotelthte oww— vote for that. they just didn't vote this guy give it to vote for this guy to give it to wow.— vote for this guy to give it to wow-o— vote for this guy to give it to wow-o pottew— vote for this guy to give it to you.-a policy that- vote for this guy to give it to you. a policy that if you you. and a policy that if you oetwottw— you. and a policy that if you actually look— you. and a policy that if you actually look at— you. and a policy that if you actually look at the opinion potte— actually look at the opinion potte-iwet- actually look at the opinion polls-just look. actually look at the opinion polls just look at polls and don't just look at twttter— polls and don't just look at twttter or— polls and don't just look at twitter or you _ polls and don't just look at twitter or you know what gary ttheter— twitter or you know what gary ttheter eowe— twitter or you know what gary lineker says actually is quite popwtor— lineker says actually is quite popwtor wtth— lineker says actually is quite popular with the _ lineker says actually is quite popular with the british public, if popular with the british public, tt-hethp— popular with the british public, if-being blocked- popular with the british public, if being blocked by, you if that is being blocked by, you know— if that is being blocked by, you know tor— if that is being blocked by, you know tor the — if that is being blocked by, you know, for the most part, a bunch of know, for the most part, a bunch ot etwttw— know, for the most part, a bunch or etwttw peopte,— know, for the most part, a bunch of stuffy people, one of whom is a of stuffy people, one of whom is o htehop— of stuffy people, one of whom is o htehop .— of stuffy people, one of whom is a bishop, should— of stuffy people, one of whom is a bishop , should that not just a bishop, should that not just be a bishop, should that not just he owottet— a bishop, should that not just be avoided for— a bishop, should that not just be avoided for the sake of temoeroew— be avoided for the sake of democracy ? _ be avoided for the sake of democracy ? lattice cr?" c be avoided for the sake of democracy ? cr?“ c democracy? well, i can't help think , you know, the archbishop think, you know, the archbishop of canterbury feels so strongly about this . he's got a lovely about this. he's got a lovely place called the lambeth palace, which is occupying several acres

. i haven't heard him yet say that he's going to put up two, three, 4 or 500 miles because he could, in his extensive gardens . so let's hear from you. and the other problem is that, you know, we all represent constituencies. i have around 100,000 people. some of them are voters. some of them are non—voters . all of them want to non—voters. all of them want to use services like getting to see their gp and all the other services that the state provides . but with five, six, seven, eight, goodness knows how many more millions of immigrants there are in the united kingdom , that's becoming more and more difficult . but i remember, you difficult. but i remember, you know , what william hague once know, what william hague once said , we should be a safe haven said, we should be a safe haven , but not a soft touch . and most , but not a soft touch. and most of the people coming over now, they're not escaping persecution. they're coming from safe countries like france, like austria or like germany. yet they are choosing to come to the united kingdom . um, so the

united kingdom. um, so the question is, are we seen as being a soft touch ? oh, we being a soft touch? oh, we absolutely are. _ being a soft touch? oh, we absolutely are. and- being a soft touch? oh, we absolutely are. and as- g i7 oh, we absolutely are. and as it ewrrehttw— absolutely are. and as it currently stands, it's very tttttewtt— currently stands, it's very difficult for— currently stands, it's very difficult for rishi sunak to etoht— difficult for rishi sunak to etoht wp— difficult for rishi sunak to stand up and— difficult for rishi sunak to stand up and say that they stop the hoote— stand up and say that they stop the boats policy— stand up and say that they stop the boats policy is— stand up and say that they stop the boats policy is working. he thtteote— the boats policy is working. he can indicate some— the boats policy is working. he can indicate some numbers and that-e— can indicate some numbers and there greet.— can indicate some numbers and that's great. okay.— can indicate some numbers and that's great. okay. but oetwottw— that's great. okay. but actually, as— that's great. okay. but actually, as long as we have eeort— actually, as long as we have record levels— actually, as long as we have record levels of— actually, as long as we have record levels of taxpayers powrheht— record levels of taxpayers powrheht .— record levels of taxpayers powrheht , wh— record levels of taxpayers payment, uh, no flights to tweete— payment, uh, no flights to rwanda taking— payment, uh, no flights to rwanda taking off and no end in eteht— rwanda taking off and no end in sight reottw— rwanda taking off and no end in sight, really when _ rwanda taking off and no end in sight, really when it comes to chohhet— sight, really when it comes to channel crossings— sight, really when it comes to channel crossings and no we to pee— channel crossings and no we to poee the— channel crossings and no we to poee the towe— channel crossings and no we to pass the laws and— channel crossings and no we to pass the laws and that's why pot— pass the laws and that's why got to — pass the laws and that's why we've got to change the law. that-e— we've got to change the law. that-e whw— we've got to change the law. that's why we've— we've got to change the law. that's why we've got- we've got to change the law. that's why we've got to - we've got to change the law. that's why we've got to ignore what the lord says. and that's why we cannot have the european court of human rights intervening with decisions made by british judges to send people across to rwanda or other safe locations . well, there we go. locations. well, there we go. michael fabricant, thank- michael fabricant, thank you werw— michael fabricant, thank you werw hwh— michael fabricant, thank you very much. great— michael fabricant, thank you very much. great to have you on. rte— very much. great to have you on. we otwowe— very much. great to have you on. we otwowe greet— very much. great to have you on. it's always great to— very much. great to have you on. it's always great to hear eorhehotw— it's always great to hear somebody properly somebody coming out and properly gtwhg— somebody coming out and properly gtwhg thetr— somebody coming out and properly giving their views— somebody coming out and properly giving their views without fear of cancellation. _ giving their views without fear of cancellation. as conservative giving their views without fear of cforellation. as conservative giving their views without fear of cfor lichfield as conservative mp for lichfield and fan towowrtte— mp for lichfield and fan- favourite-fabricant. mp for lichfield and fan- favourite - fabricant. but favourite michael fabricant. but toot,— favourite michael fabricant. but toot, there— favourite michael fabricant. but toot, there wow— favourite michael fabricant. but look, there you-it,- favourite michael fabricant. but look, there you it, people favourite michael fabricant. but l

through at some point, it's going— through at some point, it's gothglhowe— through at some point, it's going have through through at some point, it's- goinglhave-through the going to have to go through the horde. — going to have to go through the horde. lwow— going to have to go through the lords..you can't— going to have to go through the lords. you can't really go lords. if you can't really go throwgh—owhi through them of their own wottttoh— through them of their own volition,.it_ through them of their own volition, it time really that volition, is it time really that tteht— volition, is it time really that tteht-to— volition, is it time really that tteht-to rom- volition, is it time really that rishi to ram through rishi has got to ram it through eeeehttottw— rishi has got to ram it through essentially and— rishi has got to ram it through essentially and whatever he essentially and do whatever he ooh—thew- essentially and do whatever he can _that? iwant| can in order to do that? i want wowr— can in order to do that? 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patrick, prince— latest headlines with rory. patrick, prince harry accuses the— patrick, prince harry accuses the hrttteh— patrick, prince harry accuses the british government of being at root— the british government of being at rock bottom. _ the british government of being at rock bottom. j at rock bottom. the duke of sussex is giving evidence in london against the publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information gathering . unlawful information gathering. he said our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government. he also accuses the press of having blood on their hands during his cross—examination at the high court . mirror group newspapers court. mirror group newspapers denies all allegations downing street says the government is willing to agree another way forward rather than taking legal action against the covid inquiry. the cabinet office has been asked to return former prime minister boris johnson's notebooks . by june the 12th to notebooks. by june the 12th to compare them to the redacted copies already provided inquiry chair baroness heather hallett says she will not be commenting on the legal row due to pending litigation . all boat operations litigation. all boat operations have been suspended off

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troheertpt— am about to read you now of a troheertpt ot— am about to read you now of a transcript of what's been going on heroe— transcript of what's been going on inside that— transcript of what's been going on inside that courtroom, it wttt— on inside that courtroom, it will absolutely— on inside that courtroom, it will absolutely beggar belief that— will absolutely beggar belief that three— will absolutely beggar belief that prince harry thought that he eowtt— that prince harry thought that he could stand— that prince harry thought that he could stand there or sit there— he could stand there or sit there _witness - he could stand there or sit. there _witness-and there in the witness box and ghe— there in the witness box and gweloeeowht— there in the witness box and give account with any kind of give an account with any kind of poor— give an account with any kind of proof whatsoever— give an account with any kind of proof whatsoever from what we've heart— proof whatsoever from what we've heort eo— proof whatsoever from what we've heort oo-wree— proof whatsoever from what we've heard so-course, all- heard so far, of course, all of the— heard so far, of course, all of thte—hwt- heard so far, of course, all of thte—hwt we- heard so far, of course, all ofi this—but we have heard so far, of course, all of- this_but we have got this may change, but we have got wtth— this may change, but we have got wtth rhe— this may change, but we have got wtth rhe ow— this may change, but we have got with me now cameron walker, who is with me now cameron walker, who he eh— with me now cameron walker, who he he wewe— with me now cameron walker, who he he wewe rower— with me now cameron walker, who is gb news royal correspondent. hee— is gb news royal correspondent. he-e owtette— is gb news royal correspondent. he's outside the— is gb news royal correspondent. he's outside the court. he got wew— he's outside the court. he got wew etoee— he's outside the court. he got wew etoee to— he's outside the court. he got very close to prince harry eortter. — very close to prince harry earlier. he's— very close to prince harry earlier. he's been seeing him in the eowroorhrt— earlier. he's been seeing him in the courtroom. you— earlier. he's been seeing him in the courtroom. you were saying, corheroh thet— the courtroom. you were saying, cameron, that he— the courtroom. you were saying, cameron, that he seemed quite toot.— cameron, that he seemed quite cool, - collected, - cameron, that he seemed quite cool, collected, which cool, calm and collected, which is-mean, slightly- cool, calm and collected, which is whethernean, slightly cool, calm and collected, which is whether orln, slightly cool, calm and collected, which is whether or notrlightly cool, calm and collected, which is whether or notrligirealises odd. whether or not he realises exoettw— odd. whether or not he realises etwttw-ott— odd. whether or not he realises exactly-all of— odd. whether or not he realises exactly-all of this- odd. whether or not he realises exactly all of this stuff exactly how all of this stuff roote— exactly how all of this stuff looks written _ exactly how all of this stuff looks written down and what's eorhthg— looks written down and what's eorhthg-rhowth- coming out of his mouth, i remain unconvinced. they're tottthg— remain unconvinced. they're talking about— remain unconvinced. they're talking about things now do talking about things now to do wtth—thew-re- with paul burrell. they're tottthg— with paul burrell. they're. totthg—to with paul burrell. they're- totthg—to to talking about things now to do wtth— talking about things now to do wtth-th— talking about things now to do with-in australia. - talking about things now to do with in australia. but with his time in australia. but toot.— with his time in australia. but toot-the— with his time in australia. buti look,-the-flavour look, what's the overall flavour at look, what's the overall flavour ot—trorh — look, what's the overall flavour at_from inside?- at the moment from inside? heeowee— at the moment from inside? because-really. at the moment from inside?l because-really been because he hasn't really been otte— because he hasn't really been ohtelprowte— because he hasn't really been able provide much proof able to provide much proof for any— able to provide much proof for ohwlthe— able to provide much proof for any-the claims— able to provide much proof for any-the claims so- able to provide much proof for any the claims so far from any of the claims so far from what— any of the claims so far from whet-eee. — any of the claims so far from what-see. no.- any of the claims so far from what-see. no. and. any of the claims so far from what see. no. and that what we can see. no. and that toee— what we can see. no. and that toee to— what we can see. no. and that does seem to be— what we can see. no. and that does seem to be the problem. rather.— does seem to be the problem. rttrtot. he— does seem to be the problem. patrick. he seems— does seem to be the problem. patrick. he seems to- does seem to be the problem. patrick. he seems to be- does seem to be the problem. patrick. he seems to be lacking details into some of his claims in the 33 articles being tested

in the 33 articles being tested in this case. that's unlawful information gathering did take place at mirror group newspapers titles, which allowed the journalist to write the stories about him. now, andrew green, kc , who is representing mirror group newspapers , is going group newspapers, is going through each of those 33 articles with a fine tooth comb forensically. patrick, he has notorious this particular barrister for this and challenging prince harry on his claims. he's been doing it all day. he's expected to be grilling prince for harry a day and a half. but as as you said in your introduction, what i told you earlier, prince harry does seem very cool, calm and collected, collected at the moment and is responding to the barristers questions fairly so dufing barristers questions fairly so during cross—examination just a little bit earlier, just before i'm speaking to you now, the duke of sussex was challenged over part of his over whether a part of his witness statements , which witness statements, which you have out from have been reading out from earlier patrick drafted earlier, patrick was drafted by him or his solicitors . and the him or his solicitors. and the reason i think perhaps that sparks that comment is he didn't seem very much across the detail

of the statements. now, prince harry said in response, this whole witness statement was written by me after a series of video calls with my legal team. and he explains he took that took place, course, in took place, of course, in california . yeah. but i think california. yeah. but i think what was quite interesting and what was quite interesting and what has perhaps been quite uncomfortable prince harry uncomfortable for prince harry is couple in the last is the last couple in the last couple hours , the barrister couple of hours, the barrister representing mirror group newspapers has used his autobiography, spare against him on a couple of occasions . so, on a couple of occasions. so, for example, in spare, prince harry is quoted as saying a schoolmate must have told someone who told someone , someone who told someone, referring story about referring to a story about prince harry having a haircut or a buzz cut, as it were, when he was at eton college. now, prince harry told a court as a young man in my teenage years, i never suspected phone was man in my teenage years, i never susperhacked phone was man in my teenage years, i never susperhacked or phone was man in my teenage years, i never susperhacked or thoserne was man in my teenage years, i never susperhacked or those around me being hacked or those around me were being hacked as well. i couldn't have imagined it. and he said with he said some of his book was written with hindsight . and on my . right. and based on my memories at that time in my life, firstly as a young man.

secondly as a soldier and then as a father with two young children and mr green barrister representing mirror group newspapers, he made the point that actually what he just said reflects the reality that because of who you are , as in because of who you are, as in prince harry and where you were, there were always going to be different routes that people could get information from you. so necessarily any unlawful so not necessarily any unlawful information gathering or phone hacking or blagging or or hiring private investigators to essentially do your alleged dirty work. they were friends, unfortunately, who would talk to the press or friends of friends who would talk to the press. thatis who would talk to the press. that is the point that he to that is the point that he put to prince prince prince harry. prince harry responded some probably responded. some people probably that probably was the case sometimes. and sadly, a lot of those friends who i became paranoid at the time are no paranoid with at the time are no longer my friends. well, the case continues here at the high court. patrick clearly there's a lot of articles to go through you and the whole trial is expected to last 6 or 7 weeks. but prince harry is expected to

hear all of today and a bit of tomorrow as well. cameron, thank you very, very much. cameron walker—outside. you very, very much. cameronl walker—outside the walker there, who's outside the htgh— walker there, who's outside the htgh-tor— walker there, who's outside the htgh-tor we— walker there, who's outside the high _for us, our- walker there, who's outside the high for us, our royal high court for us, our royal correspondent.— high court for us, our royal. correspondent. _knew high court for us, our royal- correspondent. _knew that high court for us, our royal- correswasient. _knew that high court for us, our royal- correswas going _knew that high court for us, our royal- correswas going to-knew that high court for us, our royal correswas going to court,(new that harry was going to court, i think— harry was going to court, i think .— harry was going to court, i think i think— harry was going to court, i think i think many people assumed— think i think many people assumed would think i think many people assumed _would up assumed that he would turn up on top assumed that he would turn up on sop-ms— assumed that he would turn up on sop-ms brief— assumed that he would turn up on top-his brief with— assumed that he would turn up on top-his brief with a— assumed that he would turn up on top his brief with a very top of his brief with a very well— top of his brief with a very well executed— top of his brief with a very well executed plan for what he going— well executed plan for what he going-say— well executed plan for what he was going say when he was in was going to say when he was in that— was going to say when he was in that-box.— was going to say when he was in that-box. and— was going to say when he was in that-box. and that's- was going to say when he was in that box. and that's not that witness box. and that's not happened.— that witness box. and that's not happened. rm— that witness box. and that's not happened. i'm going to read you an excerpt— happened. i'm going to read you an excerpt nan— happened. i'm going to read you an excerpt now of— happened. i'm going to read you an excerpt now of something that i've an excerpt now of something that we gea— an excerpt now of something that we eat an— an excerpt now of something that we gas in none— an excerpt now of something that i've got in front of— an excerpt now of something that i've got in front of here. and it i've got in front of here. and n reersr— i've got in front of here. and n refers-an— i've got in front of here. and it refers an article. this is it refers to an article. this is anrere— it refers to an article. this is article number— it refers to an article. this is article number 12, i believe, of ne— article number 12, i believe, of rne ss— article number 12, i believe, of rne ss anar— article number 12, i believe, of the 33 that are— article number 12, i believe, of the 33 that are up— article number 12, i believe, of the 33 that are up for debate in rnrs— the 33 that are up for debate in this particular— the 33 that are up for debate in this particular hearing. and it rerares— this particular hearing. and it rerares re— this particular hearing. and it rerares re a— this particular hearing. and it relates to a time— this particular hearing. and it relates to a time when harry was in aasrraua— relates to a time when harry was in australia and— relates to a time when harry was in australia and about whether or in australia and about whether er-ne— in australia and about whether er-ne-eerng— in australia and about whether er-ne-gerng re- in australia and about whether or he going to have or not he was going to have to ear— or not he was going to have to cutlgap_ or not he was going to have to earlgan year— or not he was going to have to cutlgap year-trip- or not he was going to have to cut gap year trip short. cut a gap year or a trip short. ana— cut a gap year or a trip short. ana ane— cut a gap year or a trip short. and the mirror— cut a gap year or a trip short. and the mirror group's lawyer is saying— and the mirror group's lawyer is saying re— and the mirror group's lawyer is saying is nin— and the mirror group's lawyer is saying to him, and— and the mirror group's lawyer is saying to him, and this follows the saying to him, and this follows rne erasi— saying to him, and this follows the exact pattern— saying to him, and this follows the exact pattern of pretty much even— the exact pattern of pretty much every sineie— the exact pattern of pretty much every singie siery— the exact pattern of pretty much every single story that has been reari— every single story that has been read eni— every single story that has been read ear is— every single story that has been read out to the— every single story that has been read out to the court. so far, nnien— read out to the court. so far, nnien is— read out to the court. so far, which is here's— read out to the court. so far, which is here's the headline, nere-s— which is here's the headline, nere-s nan— which is here's the headline, here's how you— which is here's the headline, here's how you felt about it. rean— here's how you felt about it. vean ani— here's how you felt about it. yeah and are— here's how you felt about it. yeah and are you aware that the

easie— yeah and are you aware that the aaeie given— yeah and are you aware that the gaeie given in— yeah and are you aware that the quote given in this— yeah and are you aware that the quote given in this article was not quote given in this article was nei aeiaaiiy— quote given in this article was not actually from _ quote given in this article was not actually from phone hacking or not actually from phone hacking er neanieas— not actually from phone hacking or nefarious means? it was eiiner— or nefarious means? it was either someone— or nefarious means? it was either someone close to you in anis— either someone close to you in inis ease— either someone close to you in this case, someone— either someone close to you in this case, someone who actually worked— this case, someone who actually worked ai— this case, someone who actually worked ai ine— this case, someone who actually worked at the palace. he is then reari— worked at the palace. he is then read ine— worked at the palace. he is then read the statement— worked at the palace. he is then read the statement that was naiiisnei— read the statement that was published out— read the statement that was published out a— read the statement that was published out a day earlier in a airierenr— published out a day earlier in a different newspaper. so again, it different newspaper. so again, ii varia— different newspaper. so again, it would appear— different newspaper. so again, it would appear that the mirror's hands are clean there ani— mirror's hands are clean there and inen— mirror's hands are clean there and inen ne— mirror's hands are clean there and then he says,— mirror's hands are clean there and then he says, can you see ine— and then he says, can you see the similarities— and then he says, can you see the similarities ?_ and then he says, can you see the similarities ? i— and then he says, can you see the similarities ? i can see the the similarities? i can see the similarities,— the similarities? i can see the similarities, says— the similarities? i can see the similarities, says harry. iiienaei— similarities, says harry. michael cole- similarities, says harry. michael cole joins me now of reyai— michael cole joins me now of course, royal commentator of neie — course, royal commentator of neie ,— course, royal commentator of note , absolute— course, royal commentator of note , absolute legend when it note, absolute legend when it ra— note, absolute legend when it comes to .things- note, absolute legend when it comes to things royal, i comes to all things royal, i canner— comes to all things royal, i eannei gei— comes to all things royal, i eannei gei ny— comes to all things royal, i cannot get my head around how unprepared— cannot get my head around how unprepared prince— cannot get my head around how unprepared prince harry appears to unprepared prince harry appears re be,— unprepared prince harry appears to be, including— unprepared prince harry appears to be, including about details of to be, including about details or nis— to be, including about details or nis vn— to be, including about details of his own witness statement. is— of his own witness statement. is bizarre— of his own witness statement. is bizarre .— of his own witness statement. it's bizarre . depher. it; it's bizarre. depher. he's eiiner— it's bizarre. depher. he's eiiner iii— it's bizarre. depher. he's either ill prepared or ill advised because if he thought that this was going to be a cakewalk , an easy progression of cakewalk, an easy progression of him presenting his truth , he's him presenting his truth, he's completely wrong . we've all of completely wrong. we've all of us. journalist hosts who spend a lot of time polishing the seat

of our trousers in courts know that every case turns around on cross—examination . and this is cross—examination. and this is certainly happening now. the king s counsel, andrew green, who's representing mirror group newspapers , he's not being newspapers, he's not being tough. he's being very polite. he's doing his job forensically, going through it all. and what is coming up time after time is that prince prince harry has got no answer to these questions . no answer to these questions. and i think that's very that's extra ordinary because a responsible firm of solicitors would have said to him , we can't would have said to him, we can't go to court with this if you can't back it up because the hurt is raw or the belief is profound and the anger is incandescent. but what it is not is proof. no evidence. now now this case is going to turn on evidence . yes, there is no there evidence. yes, there is no there is no jury there who might be sympathetic to him. the judge is going to have to decide the thing by what is presented to him. he's got nothing else ,

him. he's got nothing else, absolutely only nothing else. and this sums it up, michael, again, every single time i check the transcripts , it's the transcripts, it's continually updating in front of me here. they're talking about ravi— me here. they're talking about raai narreii— me here. they're talking about paul burrell and— “viii; they're talking about paul burrell and they're talking aneur— paul burrell and they're talking aieai an— paul burrell and they're talking about an article— paul burrell and they're talking about an article which appeared to about an article which appeared re iniieaie— about an article which appeared to indicate—harry- to indicate that prince harry nai— to indicate that prince harry had referred— to indicate that prince harry had referred to— to indicate that prince harry had referred to paul burrell as a i had referred to paul burrell as a i can-i— had referred to paul burrell as a i ean-r se— had referred to paul burrell as a i can't use the— had referred to paul burrell as a i can't use the word but a to raced— a i can't use the word but a to iaeei svvea— a i can't use the word but a to faced swear word.— a i can't use the word but a to faced swear word. okay and the aiiegaiien— faced swear word. okay and the allegation appears to be that nary— allegation appears to be that harry believes— allegation appears to be that harry believes that that may veri— harry believes that that may veii nave— harry believes that that may well have come— harry believes that that may well have come through some kind of well have come through some kind or vaieenaii— well have come through some kind of voicemail hacking. okay. so the of voicemail hacking. okay. so rne iavyer— of voicemail hacking. okay. so the lawyer says— of voicemail hacking. okay. so the lawyer says you say that you reference is — the lawyer says you say that you reference to him _ the lawyer says you say that you reference to him as— the lawyer says you say that you reference to him as i won't reneai— reference to him as i won't renear ii— reference to him as i won't repear i was— reference to him as i won't repeat it was left on a voicemail— repeat it was left on a voicemail for- repeat it was left on a voicemail for your brother. do you— voicemail for your brother. do you rernerneri— voicemail for your brother. do you remember leaving a voicemail saying— you remember leaving a voicemail saying anar— you remember leaving a voicemail saying inai nary-s— you remember leaving a voicemail saying that harry's response? n0,— saying that harry's response? no, because— saying that harry's response? no, because it— saying that harry's response? no, because it was a long time ago.— no, because it was a long time ago. wen,— no, because it was a long time age. vveii, yea-re— no, because it was a long time ago. well, you're in court iaiay— ago. well, you're in court iaiay, nary,— ago. well, you're in court today, harry, about to start remembering— today, harry, about to start remembering stuff. vivi“ remembering stuff. well, of course , both— remembering stuff. well, of course , both princes felt course, both princes felt betrayed by their mother's butler, paul burrell, when he started writing books and saying other things. and becoming a well known personality in his

own right. of course, they resented that and they felt he shouldn't have done it. they were also very cross when princess diana's former secretary, patrick jephson, wrote a book as well, they felt that that that was a betrayal. and of course, there is good cause for that and believe me, patrick, i'm sympathetic with the guy to some extent. he's had a very difficult life. but the question in this courthouse in this court, in this instance , this court, in this instance, is, is whether mirror group newspapers and their titles acted illicitly and illegally blagging and hacking and paying people off and doing illicit observation of him when it shouldn't have done, and also of his friends like like his girlfriend , chelsy davy. i'm girlfriend, chelsy davy. i'm sympathetic to him for that reason . i can still see the reason. i can still see the small boy as he was and the soldier that he was . and in soldier that he was. and in those days, surprisingly enough,

he seemed to be the happy prince. it doesn't seem to be that way today, so i'm surprised that way today, so i'm surprised that he isn't better prepared because he's going to have to try and prove this assertion is not proof. no. and this is it. ani— not proof. no. and this is it. and anis— not proof. no. and this is it. and inis is— not proof. no. and this is it. and this is the— not proof. no. and this is it. and this is the very- \r:::r and this is it. and this is the very latest energi— and this is the very latest excerpt that _ and this is the very latest excerpt that i— and this is the very latest excerpt that i have in front of ne— excerpt that i have in front of ne ani— excerpt that i have in front of me now. and this— excerpt that i have in front of me now. and this dropped minutes ago,— me now. and this dropped minutes ago, ninaies— me now. and this dropped minutes age, ninares age.— me now. and this dropped minutes ago, minutes ago. and this is in reiaiien— ago, minutes ago. and this is in reiaiien ia— ago, minutes ago. and this is in relation to the— ago, minutes ago. and this is in relation to the 16th— ago, minutes ago. and this is in relation to the 16th article, veii— relation to the 16th article, veii-neopre- relation to the 16th article, well people remembering relation to the 16th article,- well-people remembering as well worth people remembering as veii.— well worth people remembering as veii-is— well worth people remembering as well.-is.relation_ well worth people remembering as well.-is.relation to- well worth people remembering as well. is relation to 33 well. this is in relation to 33 everaii— well. this is in relation to 33 overall-that- well. this is in relation to 33 overall that harry is overall articles that harry is sianei— overall articles that harry is sianei en— overall articles that harry is started off with— overall articles that harry is started off with 144, started off started off with 144, started an inn,— started off with 144, started off 144, whittled to down a cool 33 off 144, whittled to down a cool ss anaes— off 144, whittled to down a cool 33 articles. so— off 144, whittled to down a cool 33 articles. so we're on the rein— 33 articles. so we're on the en nvv— 33 articles. so we're on the 16th now and— 33 articles. so we're on the 16th now and the article neaiiine— 16th now and the article headline is— 16th now and the article headline is when harry met dodi the headline is when harry met dodi ine niggesr— headline is when harry met dodi the biggest danger to wildlife in africa. — the biggest danger to wildlife in africa. and— the biggest danger to wildlife in africa. and this details relationships— in africa. and this details relationships with chelsy davy, of relationships with chelsy davy, er , is— relationships with chelsy davy, of course , is one— relationships with chelsy davy, of course , is one of his famous of course, is one of his famous ani— of course, is one of his famous ani naving— of course, is one of his famous exes and having met her father for ine— exes and having met her father for rne risi— exes and having met her father for the first time,— exes and having met her father for the first time, it refers to various business— for the first time, it refers to various business interests in africa.— various business interests in africa. ovay— various business interests in africa. okay ms— various business interests in africa. okay ms davies, uncle ravi— africa. okay ms davies, uncle raai is— africa. okay ms davies, uncle paul is quoted— africa. okay ms davies, uncle paul is quoted in— africa. okay ms davies, uncle paul is quoted in this , so the paul is quoted in this, so the iavyer— paul is quoted in this, so the iavyer rer— paul is quoted in this, so the lawyer for the— paul is quoted in this, so the lawyer for the mirror group asked,— lawyer for the mirror group asked, are— lawyer for the mirror group asked, are you— lawyer for the mirror group asked, are you aware that paul navy— asked, are you aware that paul navy gave— asked, are you aware that paul navy gave an— asked, are you aware that paul davy gave an interview to the iiaii— davy gave an interview to the iiaii en— davy gave an interview to the mail on sunday,— davy gave an interview to the mail on sunday, the day before

anis— mail on sunday, the day before inis anieie— mail on sunday, the day before this article in— mail on sunday, the day before this article in the— mail on sunday, the day before this article in the mirror ? this article in the mirror? again— this article in the mirror? again, remembering, we this article in the mirror?- again,-remembering, we are again, worth remembering, we are all again, worth remembering, we are aii nere— again, worth remembering, we are aii nere nv— again, worth remembering, we are aii nere in— again, worth remembering, we are all here now in this— again, worth remembering, we are all here now in this situation because— all here now in this situation because nary— all here now in this situation because harry is— all here now in this situation because harry is trying to say anar— because harry is trying to say inai inere— because harry is trying to say that there unlawful that there was unlawful information— that there was unlawful information gathering, potentially _ information gathering, potential by- information gathering, potential by mirror. harry's etcetera, by the mirror. harry's esnnse e— etcetera, by the mirror. harry's respnse e-ne— etcetera, by the mirror. harry'sl response ?- he - aware response? no, he wasn't aware anar— response? no, he wasn't aware inai ravi— response? no, he wasn't aware inai raai navy— response? no, he wasn't aware that paul davy had given quote that paul davy had given a quote to that paul davy had given a quote is ine— that paul davy had given a quote is rne iiaii— that paul davy had given a quote is rne iiaii en— that paul davy had given a quote to the mail on sunday. different newspaper— to the mail on sunday. different nevspaper ine— to the mail on sunday. different newspaper the day before. how nave— newspaper the day before. how nave yea— newspaper the day before. how have you _shown- newspaper the day before. how have you shown articles have you been shown articles anar— have you been shown articles inai snevv— have you been shown articles that show that— have you been shown articles that show that these articles anar— that show that these articles inai nave— that show that these articles that have been— that show that these articles that have been shown . some of that have been shown. some of men,— that have been shown. some of inen, yes— that have been shown. some of inen, yes inr— that have been shown. some of them, yes, but not— that have been shown. some of them, yes, but not to a huge evenn— them, yes, but not to a huge evieni. ani— them, yes, but not to a huge extent. and this— them, yes, but not to a huge extent. and this is just absolutely— extent. and this is just absolutely bonkers, again, that in anis— absolutely bonkers, again, that we're in this situation where nary— we're in this situation where nary-raining— we're in this situation where harry talking about articles harry is talking about articles vnien— harry is talking about articles vnien ne— harry is talking about articles vnien ne is— harry is talking about articles which he is claiming and his regai— which he is claiming and his iegai rean— which he is claiming and his legal team are— which he is claiming and his legal team are claiming were garnered— legal team are claiming were gathered through unlawful means, but gathered through unlawful means, iai nave— gathered through unlawful means, but have demonstrably been papiisnei— but have demonstrably been papiisnea py— but have demonstrably been published by other outlets refere— published by other outlets ieiere .— published by other outlets before . and— published by other outlets before . and quote, people who before. and quote, people who are before. and quote, people who nei— before. and quote, people who are not making— before. and quote, people who are not making any secret of the faer— are not making any secret of the fan anar— are not making any secret of the fan inai iney— are not making any secret of the fact that they were _ are not making any secret of the fact that they were being quoted in inese — fact that they were being quoted in these articles. _ fact that they were being quoted in these articles. . g in these articles. it's amazing. it's worth remembering, patrick, that these articles were talking about the famous 33, the youngest one is 12 years old. the other ones are up to 26 years old. and at that time, prince harry was third in line

to the throne . of course, there to the throne. of course, there was interest in him. he was a famous person. there was legitimate press, public interest in him, as there would be, and what he is not factoring in, although i think we've they've been on the edges of this. other members of the royal family were talking to the media. if it suited them. his mother from time to time, talked to the media, phoned people up, told them things or put them write about stories which she felt was wrong. so there was a lot of briefing going on by a lot of briefing going on by a lot of briefing going on by a lot of people. all what he's got to prove to the satisfaction of the judge on a balance of probably cities is that those stories were obtained illicit illegally . yeah and he's got to illegally. yeah and he's got to prove it and he's got to prove it. and that is the thing. and what is happening so far is that he's not coming within within a country mile of doing that. and he's not actually trying it would appear to even recall some of these specifics in this case.

i would imagine a judge takes a very— i would imagine a judge takes a very dim — i would imagine a judge takes a very dim view— i would imagine a judge takes a very dim view of— i would imagine a judge takes a very dim view of this. look, iiienaei,— very dim view of this. look, michael, thank— very dim view of this. look, michael, thank you. ever. we michael, thank you. as ever. we viii— michael, thank you. as ever. we viii-nipping— michael, thank you. as ever. we will-dippingland- michael, thank you. as ever. we will dipping and out will be dipping in and out of anis— will be dipping in and out of inis inan— will be dipping in and out of this trial. .case_ will be dipping in and out of this trial. case you hadn't this trial. in case you hadn't aireaiy— this trial. in case you hadn't already guessed— this trial. in case you hadn't already guessed throughout the course show. there already guessed throughout the co some show. there already guessed throughout the co some other show. there already guessed throughout the co some other news. there already guessed throughout the co some other news in there already guessed throughout the co some other news in town, re already guessed throughout the co some other news in town, and is some other news in town, and i is some other news in town, and i saspeei— is some other news in town, and i saspeei-is— is some other news in town, and i saspeei-is going- is some other news in town, and i suspect is going be is some other news in town, and i subecause is going be is some other news in town, and i subecause labourng be is some other news in town, and i subecause labour is be is some other news in town, and i subecause labour is meant to big because labour is meant to be-pafty_ big because labour is meant to ire-parry ei— big because labour is meant to ire-parry er ine— big because labour is meant to be party of the workers. be the party of the workers. reigni— be the party of the workers. reign-rep— be the party of the workers. right-top-bossl be the party of the workers. - right _top - boss says right but a top union boss says anar— right but a top union boss says inn-energy— right but a top union boss says that-energy-will- right but a top union boss says that energy will put that their energy plan will put many,— that their energy plan will put many, many— that their energy plan will put many, many peps— that their energy plan will put many, many jobs at risk. is it new.— many, many jobs at risk. is it keir— many, many jobs at risk. is it now? keir starmer versus the anions— now? keir starmer versus the unions? that's— now? keir starmer versus the unions? that's dodgy place for unions? that's a dodgy place for nin— unions? that's a dodgy place for himlbe- — unions? that's a dodgy place for him-be. patrick— unions? that's a dodgy place for him be. patrick christys on him to be. patrick christys on gb him to be. patrick christys on en-nriiain-s— him to be. patrick christys on gb _britain's news-

on gb news, the people's. channel it's d—day in prince nary-s— channel it's d—day in prince narry-s var— channel it's d—day in prince harry's war against- it's d—day in prince harry's war against the media as he harry's war against the media as ne ieearne— harry's war against the media as ne ieearne ine— harry's war against the media as he became the first— harry's war against the media as he became the first royal to give— he became the first royal to give courtroom _ he became the first royal to give courtroom evidence since ine— give courtroom evidence since rne 19th— give courtroom evidence since the 19th century. _ give courtroom evidence since the 19th century. but did he sinke— the 19th century. but did he sirive a— the 19th century. but did he strike a decisive— the 19th century. but did he strike a decisive blow in his mission— strike a decisive blow in his re— strike a decisive blow in his mission to silence freedom of speeen— mission to silence freedom of speeen aperi— mission to silence freedom of speech about the _ mission to silence freedom of speech about the rich and ranges— speech about the rich and famous? we'll— speech about the rich and famous? we'll recreate harry's penisneii— famous? we'll recreate harry's bombshell testimony. and my reyai— bombshell testimony. and my royal masterminds, lady colin camping— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell, tom _ royal masterminds, lady colin campbell, tom bower and paul barren,— campbell, tom bower and paul narreii, viii— campbell, tom bower and paul burrell, will deliver the unflinching— burrell, will deliver the unflinching analysis and explore irnrnersive— unflinching analysis and explore immersive reporting you won't fini— immersive reporting you won't find anyvvnere— immersive reporting you won't find anywhere in— immersive reporting you won't find anywhere in the msm. nary-s—

find anywhere in the msm. harry's evidence. the verdict on dan— harry's evidence. the verdict on dan riparian— harry's evidence. the verdict on dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. till dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. iiii ii— dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. iiii ii pn. — dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. iiii ii pn. eniy— dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. till 11 pm. only on— dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. till 11 pm. only on .— dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. till 11 pm. only on . gb news. till 11 pm. only on. gb news. vreieene— till11 p.m. only on. gb news. welcome back,— till 11 pm. only on. gb news. welcome back, everybody. okay, so welcome back, everybody. okay, sa keir— welcome back, everybody. okay, so keir starmer— welcome back, everybody. okay, so keir starmer could be in a bit of hot water just to throw a head. by the way, at 4:00, we will have the full story from that dramatic day at the high court where prince harry is getting over from getting a real going over from the mirror group's barrister. but saying, sir keir but like i was saying, sir keir starmer collision course starmer is on a collision course with unions labour's with the unions over labour's green and this one with the unions over labour's gree be and this one with the unions over labour's gree be one and this one with the unions over labour's gree be one to and this one with the unions over labour's gree be one to watch nd this one with the unions over labour's gree be one to watch in this one with the unions over labour's gree be one to watch in the one will be one to watch in the coming weeks and months. the boss biggest boss of one of labour's biggest donors warned banning boss of one of labour's biggest doncoil warned banning boss of one of labour's biggest doncoil and varned banning boss of one of labour's biggest doncoil and gased banning boss of one of labour's biggest doncoil and gas extractionnning new oil and gas extraction licences in the north sea could create a cliff edge and damage jobs. create a cliff edge and damage jobs . joining me now is the man jobs. joining me now is the man who's been all over this, and he's got some fascinating insights. is economics insights. gb news is economics and editor liam and business editor liam halligan on the money . what halligan with on the money. what on earth is starmer playing out?

well , being on earth is starmer playing out? well, being in opposition is a lot well, being in opposition is a iei easie— well, being in opposition is a lot easier than— well, being in opposition is a lot easier than being in government,- lot easier than being in government, patrick but being in appesiiian— government, patrick but being in appesiiien geis— government, patrick but being in opposition gets tough when you sian— opposition gets tough when you sian iaying— opposition gets tough when you sian iaying eai— opposition gets tough when you start laying out policies which siarner— start laying out policies which siarner is— start laying out policies which starmer is now— start laying out policies which starmer is now doing , presenting starmer is now doing, presenting ninseir— starmer is now doing, presenting ninseirla— starmer is now doing, presenting himself-a prime— starmer is now doing, presenting himself a prime minister in himself as a prime minister in vaiiing— himself as a prime minister in vvairing ani— himself as a prime minister in vvairing and-gei- himself as a prime minister in waiting and got poll waiting and he's got the poll packing— waiting and he's got the poll packing-anar- waiting and he's got the poll backing-that. - waiting and he's got the poll backing that . ” : waiting and he's got the poll- backing-that . fair dues to backing to do that. fair dues to nin— backing to do that. fair dues to him. but he's laying out policies and different parts of his party and the electorate are starting to get a bit narked. this green agenda on net zero, it's very much for the sort of lovey section of the labor party, the graduate classes in the university towns, people that might vote lib dem instead of voting labour . they love all of voting labour. they love all the net zero stuff, but the unions don't like it. the gmb, the second biggest union, the third biggest union in the country, see unite , the second country, see unite, the second biggest they've both biggest union. they've both spoken particular against spoken out in particular against starmer's policies to ban all new investments on north sea oil and gas. why? because we need nonh and gas. why? because we need north sea oil and gas. 75% of our energy is still oil and gas. half of that we generate ourselves . we import the other

ourselves. we import the other half, but mainly because 200,000 people work directly and indirectly in the uk. oil and gas industry and they're generally well paid, skilled and semi—skilled or blue collar jobs. if you like. so starmer at the weekend had to take brickbats . you had sharon brickbats. you had sharon graham, who's the leader of unite, comparing labour's policy of ending north sea oil and gas investment , of ending north sea oil and gas investment, banning it outright. she said it would be like coal communities in the 1980s when the tories just shut down coal pits across wales, nottingham shire, derbyshire, yorkshire has massive political fallout . and massive political fallout. and then you also had the head of then you also had the head of the gmb saying that labour lacked intellectual , robust lacked intellectual, robust knowledge when it came to the oil and gas industry, saying that we, the gmb, we've been doing oil and gas for 130 years. you should listen to us, your policy is wrong. so starmer went to the gmb conference in

brighton . it's going to the gmb conference in brighton. it's going on to the gmb conference in brighton . it's going on today brighton. it's going on today and he gave a speech and in that speech he tried to dodge the question. i'll come on to that of this ban on north sea oil and gas. but he gave the unions some ideological red meat. he said he wanted to create a publicly owned company called gb energy to take care of consumers and their energy needs. this is what he said was where labour it is a plan for working people, their jobs and their prosperity . we jobs and their prosperity. we will create a new ” we will create a new company, gb energy— will create a new company, gb inergy ani— will create a new company, gb energy and through that vehicle we energy and through that vehicle ve viii— energy and through that vehicle ve viii rave— energy and through that vehicle we will take advantage of the appenaniiies— we will take advantage of the opportunities that we have and because— opportunities that we have and because is— opportunities that we have and because it's right— opportunities that we have and because it's right forjobs, because it's right for jobs, ieeaase— because it's right for jobs, because it's— because it's right for jobs, because it's right for jobs, because it's right for jobs, because it's right for growth, ieeaase— because it's right for growth, because is— because it's right for growth, because it's right for growth, because it's right for growth, because it's right for energy independence,— because it's right for energy independence, then yes, it will be papiieiy— independence, then yes, it will be publicly owned . so there you be publicly owned. so there you 90- — be publicly owned. so there you ge. ones— be publicly owned. so there you ge. pees anis— be publicly owned. so there you go. does this add— be publicly owned. so there you go. does this add up,- be publicly owned. so there you go. c. d be publicly owned. so there you go. i ear: c. g 7 be publicly owned. so there you go. c. d 7 go. does this add up, though? on the one hand, starmer is saying to his party, to the country that he wants to end north sea oil and gas investment, even

though the climate change committee, the sort of governments cheer the leaders in chief for net zero policy, they say that we're going to be using oil and gas until at least the late 2030. and starmer, in his speech today said to the gmb, we're going be using oil and we're going to be using oil and gas fan we're going to be using oil and gas far, far into gas till quotes far, far into the future. so are we going to import all that oil and gas in a world where there's very little energy security ? and who does energy security? and who does that make wealthy in iraq ? it that make wealthy in iraq? it makes and gas makes overseas oil and gas companies wealthy. the companies wealthy. it means the exchange rate gets weaker. look, it's not easy doing this. starmer has to appeal to both. as i said, the kind of university educated classes who might vote labour, but also to the working and blue collar classes, who might vote labour. he is trying to keep it as vague as he can. he's sort of dancing on a pinhead or we won't ban all new oil and investment, but new oil and gas investment, but this what happens and there's this is what happens and there's going this as the going to be more of this as the general approaches . general election approaches. okay, great stuff. aslef okay, liam, great stuff. aslef iian— okay, liam, great stuff. aslef nan-mere,- okay, liam, great stuff. aslef liam _there, our- liam halligan, there, our economics business editor economics and business editor inan— economics and business editor inan-is— economics and business editor that,-is seriously- economics and business editor that, is seriously one that, trust me, is seriously one to that, trust me, is seriously one ie-eeeaase— that, trust me, is seriously one

to-becauselkeir- to watch because if keir starmer manages— to watch because if keir starmer nanages ie— to watch because if keir starmer manages to score _ to watch because if keir starmer manages to score a— to watch because if keir starmer manages to score a political own gear—ine— manages to score a political own goal-the unions,- manages to score a political own goal the unions, with goal there with the unions, with the goal there with the unions, with rne vverersv — goal there with the unions, with the workers, as— goal there with the unions, with the workers, as it— goal there with the unions, with the workers, as it were, then nanny—eel frankly, that's going to be prepiens— frankly, that's going to be problems-but- frankly, that's going to be problems but it's frankly, that's going to be- problems-but it's been problems for him. but it's been an—nignl an incredible day in the high seen.— an incredible day in the high court..continues- an incredible day in the high court. continues an court. it continues to be an inereiiiie— court. it continues to be an incredible-the- court. it continues to be an incredible the high incredible day in the high seen,— incredible day in the high sears-way,- incredible day in the high court, way, where prince court, by the way, where prince nary— court, by the way, where prince harry is— court, by the way, where prince harry is accused— court, by the way, where prince harry is accused the press of naving— harry is accused the press of naving pieei— harry is accused the press of having blood their hands. but harry is accused the press of ha'itig blood their hands. but harry is accused the press of ha'it standsd their hands. but harry is accused the press of ha'it stands , their hands. but harry is accused the press of ha'it stands , he'sieir hands. but harry is accused the press of ha'it stands , he's being nds. but harry is accused the press of ha'it stands , he's being pickedit as it stands, he's being picked apar— as it stands, he's being picked apan, even— as it stands, he's being picked apan, a— as it stands, he's being picked apart, even a tick— as it stands, he's being picked apart, even a tick.

away . it's 4:00pm away. it's 4:00pm is away . it's 4:00pm is patrick away. it's 4:00pm is patrick cnrisiys.— away. it's 4:00pm is patrick cnrisiys. ir-s— away. it's 4:00pm is patrick christys. it's gb— away. it's 4:00pm is patrick christys. it's gb news. and it is my— christys. it's gb news. and it is my seeinn— christys. it's gb news. and it is my solemn duty to report to you— is my solemn duty to report to yea anar— is my solemn duty to report to you that prince— is my solemn duty to report to you that prince harry is getting an aiseiaie— you that prince harry is getting an absolute kicking in court at the an absolute kicking in court at rne rnerneni— an absolute kicking in court at the moment for— an absolute kicking in court at the moment for a— an absolute kicking in court at the moment for a man who decided to the moment for a man who decided re bring— the moment for a man who decided re iring seen— the moment for a man who decided to bring court action— the moment for a man who decided to bring court action over phone naeving— to bring court action over phone naeiing ani— to bring court action over phone hacking and whether or the hacking and whether or not the press— hacking and whether or not the press-managea— hacking and whether or not the press-managed to- hacking and whether or not the press managed to get hold of press has managed to get hold of iniernaiien— press has managed to get hold of information through illegal rneansa-p- information through illegal means-up and- information through illegal- means-up and-being means turning up and not being ei— means turning up and not being ei-rne— means turning up and not being aware of the articles aware of some of the articles anar— aware of some of the articles inn-raining- aware of some of the articles that talking about, that you're talking about, being apie— that you're talking about, being apie-anyrning,- able to recall anything, saying anar— able to recall anything, saying that—distress. able to recall anything, saying that—distress or| that you weren't in distress or being— that you weren't in distress or being-preve- that you weren't in distress or being-prove-kindl being able to prove any kind of pnene— being able to prove any kind of pnene naeving— being able to prove any kind of phone hacking is— being able to prove any kind of phone hacking is not a great

reek.— phone hacking is not a great ieev. nai— phone hacking is not a great look. but nevertheless, that's vnere— look. but nevertheless, that's vnereiare. — look. but nevertheless, that's vnereiare. i— look. but nevertheless, that's where-are. i will- look. but nevertheless, that's where are. i will you in where we are. i will fill you in oniof— where we are. i will fill you in oniof anis— where we are. i will fill you in on.of this drama- where we are. i will fill you in on of this drama in matter on all of this drama in a matter of on all of this drama in a matter ersern—e- on all of this drama in a matter of_some drama. on all of this drama in a matter| of_some drama in of moments, but some drama in the of moments, but some drama in rne nease— of moments, but some drama in rne nease er— of moments, but some drama in the house of commons and peieniiaiiy— the house of commons and. potentially—lords potentially the house of lords as-ieeaase— potentially the house of lords as-becauseirishi - potentially the house of lords as because rishi sunak as well, because as rishi sunak vanis— as well, because as rishi sunak vanislsverve— as well, because as rishi sunak wants-swerve the— as well, because as rishi sunak wants swerve the house of wants to swerve the house of ieris— wants to swerve the house of ieris in— wants to swerve the house of lords in order— wants to swerve the house of lords in order to— wants to swerve the house of lords in order to get the iiiegai— lords in order to get the illegal-bill. lords in order to get the- illegal-bill through, illegal migration bill through, isrnar— illegal migration bill through, is rnar rne— illegal migration bill through, is that the only— illegal migration bill through, is that the only way that we can nevvlrnar— is that the only way that we can nevlrnar ani— is that the only way that we can now-that and fully- now do that and fully get eenrrei—il now do that and fully get. control—i will control of our borders? i will be raining— control of our borders? i will be talking-all- control of our borders? i will be talking-all of- control of our borders? i will be talking all of that be talking about all of that sneniy. — be talking about all of that sneniy. nev,— be talking about all of that shortly. now, pride, it's got a nenrn— shortly. now, pride, it's got a nenrn ani— shortly. now, pride, it's got a month and companies as i'm about to month and companies as i'm about re snev— month and companies as i'm about re snev yea,— month and companies as i'm about re snev yea, are— month and companies as i'm about to show you, are virtue signaiiing— to show you, are virtue signalling to- to show you, are virtue signalling to the max has it gene— signalling to the max has it gene ree— signalling to the max has it gene ree rar— signalling to the max has it gone too far pride month. we've got gone too far pride month. we've get a— gone too far pride month. we've get a pride— gone too far pride month. we've get a pride riag— gone too far pride month. we've got a pride flag wrapped around a nespirai. — got a pride flag wrapped around a hospital. what's— got a pride flag wrapped around a hospital. what's the nhs vairing— a hospital. what's the nhs waiting time— a hospital. what's the nhs waiting time like? we've got trains— waiting time like? we've got rrains vin— waiting time like? we've got trains with the _ waiting time like? we've got trains with the pride flag on it. trains with the pride flag on in new— trains with the pride flag on in new many— trains with the pride flag on it. how many of— trains with the pride flag on it. how many of those are away— it. how many of those are actually running on time, for geeiness— actually running on time, for geeiness-se- actually running on time, for goodness so we'll be goodness sake? so we'll be raining— goodness sake? so we'll be talking about— goodness sake? so we'll be talking about all of that and in reiarien— talking about all of that and in relation compatible pride relation to how compatible pride is-eenain— relation to how compatible pride is certain fundamental is with certain fundamental reiigieas— is with certain fundamental religious communities like the isianie— religious communities like the islamic community. so that's going— islamic community. so that's geing re— islamic community. so that's geing re ie— islamic community. so that's going to be good— islamic community. so that's going to be good . and of course, going to be good. and of course, in — going to be good. and of course, in geing— going to be good. and of course, in geing re— going to be good. and of course, in geing re ie— going to be good. and of course, i'm going to be talking about anis— i'm going to be talking about this. teachers— i'm going to be talking about this. teachers quitting or this. teachers are quitting or rnrearening— this. teachers are quitting or threatening to— this. teachers are quitting or threatening to quit in their sieves— threatening to quit in their droves over— threatening to quit in their

droves over naughty kids. now, i want— droves over naughty kids. now, i want re— droves over naughty kids. now, i want re inev— droves over naughty kids. now, i want to know who's— droves over naughty kids. now, i want to know who's to blame for nis— want to know who's to blame for rnis. is— want to know who's to blame for rnis. is ir— want to know who's to blame for this. is it actually— want to know who's to blame for this. is it actually bad woke reaeners— this. is it actually bad woke teachers or— this. is it actually bad woke teachers or is— this. is it actually bad woke teachers or is it— this. is it actually bad woke teachers or is it bad parents? earner— teachers or is it bad parents? patrick christys _ teachers or is it bad parents? patrick christys on . gb news. patrick christys on. gb news. ves— patrick christys on. gb news. ves vve— patrick christys on. gb news. yes we are about— patrick christys on. gb news. yes we are about to go back earsiie— yes we are about to go back earsiie rne— yes we are about to go back outside the high— yes we are about to go back outside the high court for some box outside the high court for some eev eiriee. — outside the high court for some box office. prince— outside the high court for some box office. prince harry drama gb box office. prince harry drama en views— box office. prince harry drama en vievvs en— box office. prince harry drama gb views gb news .com. you will not gb views gb news .com. you will ner eeiieve— gb views gb news .com. you will not believe some— gb views gb news .com. you will not believe some of— gb views gb news .com. you will not believe some of the interactions— not believe some of the interactions that are taking piaee— interactions that are taking piaee in— interactions that are taking place in that— interactions that are taking place in that courtroom right ear— place in that courtroom right now, butlwill_ place in that courtroom right now, buthill be- place in that courtroom right now, but will be reading them now, but i will be reading them out now, but i will be reading them ear re— now, but i will be reading them ear re yea— now, but i will be reading them ear re yen in— now, but i will be reading them ear re yen in a— now, but i will be reading them out to you in a matter of rnernensr— out to you in a matter of- moments-headlines moments after your headlines vvirn— moments after your headlines vein-.— moments after your headlines with-. patrick. - moments after your headlines with . patrick. thank you. with polly. patrick. thank you. ine— with polly. patrick. thank you. its news— with polly. patrick. thank you. its just— with polly. patrick. thank you. the news just after— with polly. patrick. thank you. the news just after 4:00,- with polly. patrick. thank you. the news just after 4:00, as you've been hearing, prince harry has accused the government of being at rock bottom . the of being at rock bottom. the duke of sussex is giving- duke of sussex is giving evidence— duke of sussex is giving evidence in— duke of sussex is giving evidence in london against the paiiisner— evidence in london against the papiisner ei— evidence in london against the publisher of the— evidence in london against the publisher of the daily mirror group— publisher of the daily mirror greap er— publisher of the daily mirror group of newspapers over alleged aniavvrai— group of newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering. he unlawful information gathering. ne rein— unlawful information gathering. ne rein rne— unlawful information gathering. he told the court— unlawful information gathering. he told the court , our country he told the court, our country is judged— he told the court, our country is judged globally by the state of is judged globally by the state er ear— is judged globally by the state er press— is judged globally by the state of our press and— is judged globally by the state of our press and our government . nar— of our press and our government . ear ne— of our press and our government . ear ne aise— of our press and our government . but he also accused the press

of . but he also accused the press er naving— . but he also accused the press of having blood— . but he also accused the press of having blood on— . but he also accused the press of having blood on its hands during— of having blood on its hands during nis— of having blood on its hands during his cross—examination at the during his cross—examination at rne nign— during his cross—examination at rne nign cean— during his cross—examination at the high court mirror group newspapers— the high court mirror group newspapers denies all allegations— newspapers denies all allegations as meanwhile, the us gevernnenr— allegations as meanwhile, the us government will— allegations as meanwhile, the us government will be challenged in seen— government will be challenged in sean its— government will be challenged in court over its decision to give ane— court over its decision to give rne nave— court over its decision to give rne nave ei— court over its decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. — the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. inar-s— the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. that's after— the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. that's after prince nary-s— 2020. that's after prince harry's admissions of illegal arug— harry's admissions of illegal drug se— harry's admissions of illegal drug in— harry's admissions of illegal drug use in his— harry's admissions of illegal drug use in his memoir spare . drug use in his memoir spare. its— drug use in his memoir spare. ir-s ner— drug use in his memoir spare. it's not known— drug use in his memoir spare. it's not known if— drug use in his memoir spare. it's not known if he admitted rnis— it's not known if he admitted rnis rer— it's not known if he admitted rnis ier rne— it's not known if he admitted this for the visa— it's not known if he admitted this for the visa application . this for the visa application. us this for the visa application. us eirieiai— this for the visa application. us official policies dictate rnar— us official policies dictate rnar visa— us official policies dictate that visa applicants who are reana— that visa applicants who are reani re— that visa applicants who are reani re ie— that visa applicants who are found to be drug users or artists— found to be drug users or addicts are— found to be drug users or addicts are ineligible for us visas— addicts are ineligible for us . ene— addicts are ineligible for us visas . one of— addicts are ineligible for us visas . one of itv's senior visas. one of itv's senior management— visas. one of itv's senior management team has been ieieniing— management team has been defending the— management team has been defending the company's duty of reiiing— defending the company's duty of care, telling mps— defending the company's duty of care, telling mps today there's a signifie— care, telling mps today there's a signific accent— care, telling mps today there's a signific accent system of safeguarding— a signific accent system of safeguarding in— a signific accent system of safeguarding in place at itv. iiagnas— safeguarding in place at itv. iiagnas presi— safeguarding in place at itv. magnus brock has been questioned by a_ magnus brock has been questioned by a pariianenrary— magnus brock has been questioned by a parliamentary select eennirree— by a parliamentary select committee over the broadcaster's naniiing— committee over the broadcaster's naniiing ei— committee over the broadcaster's handling of philip's schofields affair— handling of philip's schofields ariair vin— handling of philip's schofields affair with a _ handling of philip's schofields affair with a younger male work eeiieagae— affair with a younger male work eeiieagae. irr— affair with a younger male work colleague. mr brock also said paiiying— colleague. mr brock also said paiiying is— colleague. mr brock also said bullying is absolutely in breach of bullying is absolutely in breach er iiv-s— bullying is absolutely in breach of itv's company— bullying is absolutely in breach of itv's company code of conduct amia— of itv's company code of conduct amid allegations— of itv's company code of conduct amid allegations of—

of itv's company code of conduct amid allegations of a toxic work envirrnenenr— amid allegations of a toxic work envirrnenenr .— amid allegations of a toxic work environment . at— amid allegations of a toxic work environment . at the daytime tv environment. at the daytime tv snev— environment. at the daytime tv snev rnis— environment. at the daytime tv show this morning— environment. at the daytime tv show this morning, itv chief eerive— show this morning, itv chief executive dame— show this morning, itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall is being— executive dame carolyn mccall is being eaiiei— executive dame carolyn mccall is being eaiiei re— executive dame carolyn mccall is being called to appear before the committee— being called to appear before the committee next week to answer further— the committee next week to answer further questions . answer further questions. penning— answer further questions. downing street says the government _ downing street says the government is willing to agree anerner— government is willing to agree anerner nay— government is willing to agree another way forward rather than ieiging— another way forward rather than ieaging a— another way forward rather than ieaging a iegai— another way forward rather than lodging a legal challenge against— lodging a legal challenge againsr ane— lodging a legal challenge against the covid inquiry. dodi the against the covid inquiry. dodi ine cabinet— against the covid inquiry. dodi the cabinet office has been asteri— the cabinet office has been asked re— the cabinet office has been asked to present— the cabinet office has been asked to present former prime minister— asked to present former prime minister boris— asked to present former prime minister boris johnson's notebooks— minister boris johnson's notebooks to- minister boris johnson's notebooks to the inquiry by june the notebooks to the inquiry by june rne izrn— notebooks to the inquiry by june rne izrn se— notebooks to the inquiry by june the 12th so that— notebooks to the inquiry by june the 12th so that they may be eenparei— the 12th so that they may be eenparei re— the 12th so that they may be compared to the— the 12th so that they may be compared to the redacted copies aireaiy— compared to the redacted copies already provided— compared to the redacted copies already provided .— compared to the redacted copies already provided . baroness already provided. baroness nearner— already provided. baroness heather hallett says she'll not be commenting— heather hallett says she'll not be commenting on the legal row. ring-s— be commenting on the legal row. ring-s eeansei— be commenting on the legal row. king's counsel for— be commenting on the legal row. king's counsel for the inquiry, nage— king's counsel for the inquiry, nage rye,— king's counsel for the inquiry, nage nyiv, says— king's counsel for the inquiry, hugo kyiv, says the cabinet office— hugo kyiv, says the cabinet office is— hugo kyiv, says the cabinet office is merely— hugo kyiv, says the cabinet office is merely seeking to ensure that— office is merely seeking to ensure that security protected internarien— ensure that security protected information in— ensure that security protected information in the national interest— information in the national interest won't— information in the national interest won't be disclosed . m” interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson— interest won't be disclosed. mr ietnsen nas— interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson has offered— interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson has offered to- interest won't be disclosed. mr johnson has offered to provide the inquiry with assistance directly. we're grateful to him for his cooperation and the inquiry team has been liaising with his legal team to arrange for the inspection of the

unredacted whatsapps that he had provided to the cabinet office, but which he has had returned to him . we expect to begin that him. we expect to begin that inspection this week . the inspection this week. the foreign secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act. thousands of people have nai— act. thousands of people have nae re— act. thousands of people have nae re ie— art thousands of people have had to be evacuated from their nemes— had to be evacuated from their nenes arter— had to be evacuated from their homes after the— had to be evacuated from their homes after the huge two mile ieng— homes after the huge two mile ieng nan— homes after the huge two mile ieng tan in— homes after the huge two mile long dam in southern ukraine was severeiy— long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged— long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged .— long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged . and ukraine is severely damaged. and ukraine is accusing— severely damaged. and ukraine is accusing russia— severely damaged. and ukraine is accusing russia of— severely damaged. and ukraine is accusing russia of blowing it up. nar— accusing russia of blowing it up. put a— accusing russia of blowing it up. but a member for putin's unrea— up. but a member for putin's united russia— up. but a member for putin's united russia party is accusing ukraine— united russia party is accusing iiiraine er— united russia party is accusing ukraine of carrying out the arraen. — ukraine of carrying out the attack. hundreds of homes , attack. hundreds of homes, srreers— attack. hundreds of homes, srreers ani— attack. hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have been eaiiy— streets and businesses have been paaiy rieeiei— streets and businesses have been paaiy rieeiei .— streets and businesses have been badly flooded . news here at home badly flooded. news here at home and air— badly flooded. news here at home and aii pear— badly flooded. news here at home and all boat operations have been— and all boat operations have been suspend— and all boat operations have been suspend off bournemouth pier— been suspend off bournemouth pier reiievving— been suspend off bournemouth pier following the deaths of two young— pier following the deaths of two yeang svvirnrners— pier following the deaths of two young swimmers last week . a young swimmers last week. a ieeai— young swimmers last week. a local council— young swimmers last week. a local council spokesperson says the local council spokesperson says rne ieeisien— local council spokesperson says the decision has— local council spokesperson says the decision has been made penning— the decision has been made pending a— the decision has been made pending a conclusion to the peiiee— pending a conclusion to the police investigation in an inquest— police investigation in an inquest into— police investigation in an inquest into the deaths of the rve— inquest into the deaths of the tee yeangsrers—

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patrick well, there's only one place to start. you'll miss it. start. blink and you'll miss it. staff prince harry's draghi staff at prince harry's draghi day court. the duke day at the high court. the duke of sussex has been outlining the damage that tabloid press stories has done to himself and his relation ships over the decades. claims that articles decades. he claims that articles containing information which he believes were obtained unlawful , he had a destructive impact on his life when he was younger. and he released a witness statement very long. but some of it said , it seemed to me there it said, it seemed to me there was never any let up in the press coverage of every detail of by defendant of my childhood by the defendant , journalists and others. the issue that prince harry has had so far is that he's had as yet, by my last count, 18 of the 33 articles that are up for dispute here in relation to phone hacking and information being unlawfully obtained by the mirror group. and so far , on mirror group. and so far, on every single one of these, he has been asked to offer up any kind of proof whatsoever that he

has as about this information being obtained unlawfully or phone hacking . he doesn't have phone hacking. he doesn't have that. his solicitors may, although you would have thought they would have made him aware of that. they've also been asked whether or not actually whether or not he's actually read or read all of the articles or indeed remembers all them . indeed remembers all of them. and on many of the cases he is saying, no, he doesn't remember and on many of the cases he is saying, nohea doesn't remember and on many of the cases he is saying, nohe hasn'ti't remember and on many of the cases he is saying, nohe hasn't recalled nber them and he hasn't recalled reading them. therefore, he can't really have caused him that distress. this is that much distress. this is also, of course, about the amount of distress he's trying also, of course, about the amount

newspapers, prince harry, in his very strongly worded witness statement released this morning when he took to the witness stand , criticised the state of stand, criticised the state of british journalism. um, stand, criticised the state of british journalism . um, and british journalism. um, and saying and also— british journalism. um, and saying and also the- c um, and saying and also the state of the gevernnenr— saying and also the state of the government saying it was at rock peren— government saying it was at rock ierren. ne— government saying it was at rock bottom. he also— government saying it was at rock bottom. he also alleged that some journalists— bottom. he also alleged that some journalists blood on some journalists have blood on men— some journalists have blood on rneir typing— some journalists have blood on their typing fingers, not referring— their typing fingers, not referring to _ their typing fingers, not referring to any of the articles in panieaiar.— referring to any of the articles in particular. i— referring to any of the articles in particular. i think that was ei— in particular. i think that was er a— in particular. i think that was more of a broad— in particular. i think that was more of a broad sense of how he ieeis— more of a broad sense of how he reeis apert— more of a broad sense of how he feels about the _ more of a broad sense of how he feels about the british media in generai— feels about the british media in generai .— feels about the british media in generai . nar— feels about the british media in general . but nonetheless, the general. but nonetheless, the barrister,— general. but nonetheless, the barrister, mr— general. but nonetheless, the barrister, mr andrew green , kc, barrister, mr andrew green, kc, nas— barrister, mr andrew green, kc, nas teen— barrister, mr andrew green, kc, nas peen geing— barrister, mr andrew green, kc, has been going through each iniiviiaai— has been going through each individual article in forensic derai— individual article in forensic aeraii ani— individual article in forensic detail and asking prince harry to detail and asking prince harry re eiariry— detail and asking prince harry re eiariiy nis— detail and asking prince harry to clarify his witness statement ani— to clarify his witness statement and ne— to clarify his witness statement and ne vvanrs— to clarify his witness statement and he wants a— to clarify his witness statement and he wants a lot— to clarify his witness statement and he wants a lot of detail ieeaase— and he wants a lot of detail because essentially the kc is trying— because essentially the kc is trying re— because essentially the kc is trying re rinsi— because essentially the kc is trying to find out if prince nary— trying to find out if prince harry nas— trying to find out if prince harry nas any— trying to find out if prince harry has any tangible evidence to harry has any tangible evidence re sappen— harry has any tangible evidence re sappen nis— harry has any tangible evidence to support his allegation that itiner— to support his allegation that iiirrer ereap— to support his allegation that mirror group newspapers aniavvraiiy— mirror group newspapers unlawfully obtained information apert— unlawfully obtained information aiear nin— unlawfully obtained information aiear nin in— unlawfully obtained information about him in order for his their tearnaiisrs— about him in order for his their tearnaiisrs re— about him in order for his their journalists to write articles apert— journalists to write articles aiear nin — journalists to write articles about him to— journalists to write articles about him to sell more newspaper

, as rnar— about him to sell more newspaper , as rnar is— about him to sell more newspaper , as rnar is me— about him to sell more newspaper , as that is the allegation. and anar— , as that is the allegation. and rnar is— , as that is the allegation. and rnar is vnar— , as that is the allegation. and that is what mirror group newspapers— that is what mirror group newspapers are contesting . i'll newspapers are contesting. i'll tast— newspapers are contesting. i'll inst pring— newspapers are contesting. i'll inst pring yea— newspapers are contesting. i'll just bring you one example of the just bring you one example of rne rerensie— just bring you one example of the forensic examination, eeeaase— the forensic examination, because clearly this has been going— because clearly this has been geing en— because clearly this has been geing en ari— because clearly this has been geing en aii iay— because clearly this has been going on all day, and i don't nave— going on all day, and i don't nave anar— going on all day, and i don't have that long— going on all day, and i don't have that long to tell you about it. have that long to tell you about in ear— have that long to tell you about in ear rnis— have that long to tell you about in ear rnis is— have that long to tell you about it. but this is about an article eateri— it. but this is about an article iarei fren — it. but this is about an article dated from december 2003 about the dated from december 2003 about rne—er— dated from december 2003 about rne—ei irinee- dated from december 2003 about the—of prince harry- the possibility of prince harry ani— the possibility of prince harry ant-premen— the possibility of prince harry and brother, prince william and his brother, prince william , meeting— and his brother, prince william , meeting-their- and his brother, prince william , meeting their former , meeting with their former eaier— , meeting with their former eaier ,— , meeting with their former butler , paul— , meeting with their former butler , paul burrell. now mirror butler, paul burrell. now mirror ereap— butler, paul burrell. now mirror group newspapers barrister mr green— group newspapers barrister mr green said— group newspapers barrister mr green said your— group newspapers barrister mr green said your complaint is aberr— green said your complaint is. about—disagreement about an alleged disagreement vvirn— about an alleged disagreement vvirn year— about an alleged disagreement with your-about- about an alleged disagreement with your about meeting with your brother about meeting ravi— with your brother about meeting raai barren.— with your brother about meeting paul burrell.-refer- with your brother about meeting paul burrell. refer it as paul burrell. you refer to it as a private— paul burrell. you refer to it as a private disagreement, to which irinee— a private disagreement, to which prince-responded- a private disagreement, to which prince responded yes. prince harry responded yes. itiner— prince harry responded yes. iiirrer ereap— prince harry responded yes. mirror group newspapers narrisrer— mirror group newspapers barrister said— mirror group newspapers barrister said your brother vvanrei— barrister said your brother wanted a— barrister said your brother wanted a meeting, but you were rirniy— wanted a meeting, but you were rirniy against— wanted a meeting, but you were firmly against it.— wanted a meeting, but you were firmly against it. the phrase rve— firmly against it. the phrase rve racet— firmly against it. the phrase two faced swearword, which i can-r— two faced swearword, which i cant can-r— two faced swearword, which i cant cant say— two faced swearword, which i can't can't say on— two faced swearword, which i can't can't say on television , can't can't say on television, nay— can't can't say on television, nay nave— can't can't say on television, nay nave sene— can't can't say on television, may have come from a voicemail raining— may have come from a voicemail raining apert— may have come from a voicemail raining aiear a— may have come from a voicemail talking about a voicemail interception— talking about a voicemail interception .— talking about a voicemail interception . in other words, interception. in other words, pnene— interception. in other words, pnene nasting— interception. in other words, phone hacking ,— interception. in other words, phone hacking , harry said. phone hacking, harry said. inar-s— phone hacking, harry said. was new— phone hacking, harry said. that's how i've— phone hacking, harry said. that's how i've always seen it. now:— that's how i've always seen it. new, rne— that's how i've always seen it. now, the barrister— that's how i've always seen it. now, the barrister , mr green, now, the barrister, mr green, said,— now, the barrister, mr green, said, vea— now, the barrister, mr green, said, you agree— now, the barrister, mr green, said, you agree that the way yeve— said, you agree that the way you've written 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, which contradicts his witness srarenenr— , which contradicts his witness statement which— , which contradicts his witness statement which was released rnis— statement which was released rnis nerning— statement which was released this morning that mr green said you this morning that mr green said ven nave— this morning that mr green said ven nave ir— this morning that mr green said you make it clear— this morning that mr green said you make it clear that you wanted— you make it clear that you wanted a— you make it clear that you wanted a meeting. is that aeeeanr— wanted a meeting. is that aeeeanr in— wanted a meeting. is that account in your- wanted a meeting. is that account in your book spare true ani— account in your book spare true and rinse— account in your book spare true and prince harry— account in your book spare true and prince harry said yes now. itiner— and prince harry said yes now. iiirrer ereap— and prince harry said yes now. mirror group newspaper says the assent— mirror group newspaper says the assent ei— mirror group newspaper says the account of what— mirror group newspaper says the account of what you wanted at the account of what you wanted at rne tine— account of what you wanted at rne time in— account of what you wanted at the time in your— account of what you wanted at the time in your witness srarenenr— the time in your witness statement is— the time in your witness statement is that you didn't want— statement is that you didn't want a— statement is that you didn't want a meeting— statement is that you didn't want a meeting . and harry says, want a meeting. and harry says, at want a meeting. and harry says, in ne— want a meeting. and harry says, in rne rime— want a meeting. and harry says, in rne time i— want a meeting. and harry says, at the time i was— want a meeting. and harry says, at the time i was against a meeting— at the time i was against a meeting when— at the time i was against a meeting when i— at the time i was against a meeting when i wrote the book. nines— meeting when i wrote the book. nines sire— meeting when i wrote the book. nines site is— meeting when i wrote the book. hinds site is different, so i rninv— hinds site is different, so i rninv vnar— hinds site is different, so i think what the— hinds site is different, so i think what the barrister was gearing— think what the barrister was getting across— think what the barrister was getting across was the sense rnar— getting across was the sense rnar irinee— getting across was the sense that prince harry's memoir , that prince harry's memoir, spare— that prince harry's memoir, spare is— that prince harry's memoir, spare is ner— that prince harry's memoir, spare is not the— that prince harry's memoir, spare is not the same account as vnar-s— spare is not the same account as was in— spare is not the same account as was in ne— spare is not the same account as what's in the legal— spare is not the same account as what's in the legal witness ggpgmgm,_ what's in the legal witness statement, which was released anis— statement, which was released rnis nerning— statement, which was released this morning. and— statement, which was released this morning. and it's those vina— this morning. and it's those kind er— this morning. and it's those kind of details— this morning. and it's those kind of details which seem to be eenrinaing— kind of details which seem to be eenrinaing re— kind of details which seem to be continuing to be— kind of details which seem to be continuing to be tripping up irinee— continuing to be tripping up irinee nary,— continuing to be tripping up prince harry, to— continuing to be tripping up prince harry, to be perfectly nenes.— prince harry, to be perfectly nenesr.-a- prince harry, to be perfectly honest. a number of honest. there's a number of anieies— honest. there's a number of anieies-narry- honest. there's a number of articles harry alleges is articles prince harry alleges is aniavviai— articles prince harry alleges is unlawful information gathering vnere— unlawful information gathering vvnere rne — unlawful information gathering where the where— unlawful information gathering where the where the barrister nas— where the where the barrister has representing— where the where the barrister has representing mirror group newspapers— has representing mirror group nevspapers nas— has representing mirror group newspapers has pointed out that away— newspapers has pointed out that aeraaiiy rnere — newspapers has pointed out that actually there was— newspapers has pointed out that actually there was a number of separate— actually there was a number of separate articles— actually there was a number of separate articles written by inferent— separate articles written by different publications with the

same information written at an eariier— same information written at an eariier tare— same information written at an earlier date and— same information written at an earlier date and therefore ieesn-r— earlier date and therefore doesn't that— earlier date and therefore doesn't that mean that the itiner— doesn't that mean that the iiirrer ereap— doesn't that mean that the mirror group newspaper article got mirror group newspaper article ger rneir— mirror group newspaper article got their information from the previeas— got their information from the previous publications to which irinee— previous publications to which irinee nary— previous publications to which prince harry did— previous publications to which prince harry did not seem to nave— prince harry did not seem to nave a— prince harry did not seem to have a particularly tangible answer to that— have a particularly tangible answer to that ? and i think answer to that? and i think itiner— answer to that? and i think iiirrer ereap— answer to that? and i think mirror group newspaper barrister was essentially— mirror group newspaper barrister was essentially accusing him of speeaiarien.— was essentially accusing him of speculation. but— was essentially accusing him of speculation. but nonetheless, the speculation. but nonetheless, rne ease— speculation. but nonetheless, the case does— speculation. but nonetheless, the case does continue here. irinee— the case does continue here. irinee nary— the case does continue here. prince harry still— the case does continue here. prince harry still has time this arrerneen— prince harry still has time this afternoon and— prince harry still has time this afternoon and indeed tomorrow. ani— afternoon and indeed tomorrow. ana re— afternoon and indeed tomorrow. ana re give— afternoon and indeed tomorrow. ana re give nis— afternoon and indeed tomorrow. and to give his evidence and give— and to give his evidence and give nis— and to give his evidence and give his testimony, the whole rriai— give his testimony, the whole rriai irseii— give his testimony, the whole trial itself is— give his testimony, the whole trial itself is expected to last 6 trial itself is expected to last e re— trial itself is expected to last e re 7— trial itself is expected to last e re 7 vveesk— trial itself is expected to last 6 to 7 weeks. yeah, indeed. and we are potentially— 6 to 7 weeks. yeah, indeed. and we are potentially expecting irinee— we are potentially expecting irinee re— we are potentially expecting prince to harry— we are potentially expecting prince to harry walk out, not in the prince to harry walk out, not in rne ner— prince to harry walk out, not in rne ner ree— prince to harry walk out, not in the not too distant— prince to harry walk out, not in the not too distant future. retina— the not too distant future. nenina yea— the not too distant future. behind you there- the not too distant future. behind you there coming. so i will i will leave you to it for now as karen walker there. thank you very much, our royal correspondent outside the correspondent who is outside the high just want to high court. i just want to remind essentially why high court. i just want to ren are essentially why high court. i just want to ren are here. essentially why high court. i just want to renare here. so essentially why high court. i just want to renare here. so esseisially why high court. i just want to renare here. so esseis sayingiy we are here. so harry is saying that phone hacking and unlawful information gathering was used information gathering was used in order to obtain information about his very, very private and personal life . and that is why personal life. and that is why he is now under huge amounts of distress. it caused him a huge

amount of distress. and that's why we're court. the lines of why we're in court. the lines of attack the mirror group's attack by the mirror group's lawyer is this, which is that harry didn't read many of the articles which he's complained about. articles which he's complained about . therefore, it can't have about. therefore, it can't have caused him much distress that the information that harry claims was obtained unlawfully was actually already in the pubuc was actually already in the public domain , i.e. we didn't public domain, i.e. we didn't have to hack your phones or do anything this was anything because this was already there. they also already out there. they also claim as well that some of the distress that he claims to feel as a result of some of these articles, especially when it comes to things like drug taking, are actually out taking, are actually more out of embarrassment of the embarrassment than out of the article itself, i.e. it's the cause of his own pain , personal cause of his own pain, personal wrongdoing and every single time we are on about article 18 or 30, now that harry is asked something about these articles, it follows a pretty formulaic pattern , which is this are you pattern, which is this are you aware of this article to which harry normally says, yes, i'm aware of it. they say, are you aware of it. they say, are you aware that this article quotes x

or was already published previously to being in the mirror here, to which harry usually says no , no. and then usually says no, no. and then they you provide any they say, can you provide any kind or proof, kind of evidence or proof, therefore, it obtained therefore, that it was obtained by hacking , to which by phone hacking, to which harry basically no , and then the basically says no, and then the case just moves on to another article, which is staggering, really, when you think about it. michael royal commentator, michael cole, royal commentator, joins studio joins me in the studio now. we're on the juicy we're getting on to the juicy stuff. michael, we've done beryl . his relationship . we've done his relationship with davy . we're about with chelsy davy. we're about to talk about uniform from talk about the uniform from what i here. and again, i can gather here. and again, this is just another, another classic. are you suggesting there was a voicemail on someone's suggesting someone's phone suggesting you were tongue lashing were given a tongue lashing by chelsy harry, i can't chelsy davy? harry, i can't remember. it's full of it . what remember. it's full of it. what surprises me, patrick,- remember. it's full of it. what surprises me, patrick, is- e e what surprises me, patrick, is that rnere— surprises me, patrick, is that rnere are— surprises me, patrick, is that rnere se— surprises me, patrick, is that there are so few— surprises me, patrick, is that there are so few who, if any, kiiier— there are so few who, if any, killer points— there are so few who, if any, killer points in— there are so few who, if any, killer points in all the resrineny— killer points in all the testimony that he's given this airerneen. — testimony that he's given this afternoon. in— testimony that he's given this afternoon. in fact— testimony that he's given this afternoon. in fact , you look in afternoon. in fact, you look in vain— afternoon. in fact, you look in rer— afternoon. in fact, you look in vain for them.— afternoon. in fact, you look in vain for them. one— afternoon. in fact, you look in vain for them. one would have rneagnr— vain for them. one would have rneagnr rnar— vain for them. one would have thought that he _ vain for them. one would have thought that he would have been very— thought that he would have been very rnereagniy— thought that he would have been very thoroughly prepared for anis— very thoroughly prepared for rnis. iney— very thoroughly prepared for this. they had— very thoroughly prepared for this. they had war gamed. it vvirn— this. they had war gamed. it vvirn nis— this. they had war gamed. it with his solicitors, with his iavyers—

with his solicitors, with his iavyers ,— with his solicitors, with his lawyers , with— with his solicitors, with his lawyers , with his advisers, not lawyers, with his advisers, not eeaening— lawyers, with his advisers, not eeaening nin— lawyers, with his advisers, not coaching him. that would have been— coaching him. that would have pen in— coaching him. that would have been in improper— coaching him. that would have been in improper to illegal ani— been in improper to illegal even. and certainly against best practise.— even. and certainly against best praerise. nar— even. and certainly against best practise. but war— even. and certainly against best practise. but war gaming him to prepare— practise. but war gaming him to prepare nin — practise. but war gaming him to prepare nin rer— practise. but war gaming him to prepare him for these perfectly iegirinare— prepare him for these perfectly legitimate questions. it was eenpiereiy— legitimate questions. it was eenpiereiy re — legitimate questions. it was completely to be anticipated rnar— completely to be anticipated rnar rne— completely to be anticipated rnar rne very,— completely to be anticipated that the very, very experienced king-s— that the very, very experienced king-s seansei— that the very, very experienced king's counsel for— that the very, very experienced king's counsel for mirror group newspapers— king's counsel for mirror group newspapers would go through it like newspapers would go through it iike rnis— newspapers would go through it iike rnis .— newspapers would go through it like this . and— newspapers would go through it like this . and what he's trying like this. and what he's trying to establish— like this. and what he's trying to establish dish— like this. and what he's trying to establish dish from the prinse— to establish dish from the prinse is— to establish dish from the prince is whether he has any preer— prince is whether he has any preer ,— prince is whether he has any preer , any— prince is whether he has any proof , any actual proof to put proof, any actual proof to put refere— proof, any actual proof to put ieiere ane— proof, any actual proof to put ieiere rne a— proof, any actual proof to put before the a judge who is going to before the a judge who is going re iesiie— before the a judge who is going to decide this— before the a judge who is going to decide this ,— before the a judge who is going to decide this , that he was to decide this, that he was naskei— to decide this, that he was naskei er— to decide this, that he was hacked or he— to decide this, that he was hacked or he was illegally his privasy— hacked or he was illegally his privasy vas— hacked or he was illegally his privacy was illegally infringed in any— privacy was illegally infringed in any way. — privacy was illegally infringed in any way. what so ever now rve— in any way. what so ever now he reari— in any way. what so ever now i've read through— in any way. what so ever now i've read through the testimony, as yea— i've read through the testimony, as yea nave— i've read through the testimony, as yea nave ,— i've read through the testimony, as you have , and— i've read through the testimony, as you have , and we've had the as you have, and we've had the evseiienr— as you have, and we've had the excellent summaries from cameron, and— excellent summaries from cameron, and i- excellent summaries from cameron, and i don't see it. i sanner— cameron, and i don't see it. i sanner in— cameron, and i don't see it. i cannot see it. where's the beef? we cannot see it. where's the beef? vie naven-r— cannot see it. where's the beef? vie naven-r ger— cannot see it. where's the beef? we haven't got it— cannot see it. where's the beef? we haven't got it and i can't ieiieve— we haven't got it and i can't believe that— we haven't got it and i can't believe that he— we haven't got it and i can't believe that he can be so ill prepared— believe that he can be so ill preparea er— believe that he can be so ill prepared or ill— believe that he can be so ill prepared or ill advised to have gene— prepared or ill advised to have gene inte— prepared or ill advised to have gone into court— prepared or ill advised to have gone into court because when yea-re— gone into court because when ye sitting— gone into court because when you're sitting in— gone into court because when you're sitting in the high court you're sitting in the hiin court

or you're sitting in the high court er standing— you're sitting in the high court or standing giving evidence, i ane— or standing giving evidence, i rne reari— or standing giving evidence, i was the lead witness in two inpenanr— was the lead witness in two important high,— was the lead witness in two important high, high court cases, and i— important high, high court cases, and i spent two days in ne— cases, and i spent two days in rne vvirness— cases, and i spent two days in the witness box— cases, and i spent two days in the witness box during the inquest— the witness box during the inquest inte— the witness box during the inquest into diana , princess of inquest into diana, princess of vvaies— inquest into diana, princess of vraies ani— inquest into diana, princess of wales and dodi.— inquest into diana, princess of wales and dodi. however well prepared— wales and dodi. however well prepared yea— wales and dodi. however well prepared yea are— wales and dodi. however well prepared you are you have to be on prepared you are you have to be en year— prepared you are you have to be en year rees. — prepared you are you have to be on your toes. you— prepared you are you have to be on your toes. you have to be mere.— on your toes. you have to be rnere. vea— on your toes. you have to be there. you have— on your toes. you have to be there. you have to- on your toes. you have to be there. you have to anticipate anar— there. you have to anticipate vnar yea— there. you have to anticipate vnar yea nay— there. you have to anticipate what you may be asked. that's not rehearsed— what you may be asked. that's not rehearsed .— what you may be asked. that's not rehearsed . well, that's not rehearsed. well, that's asraai— not rehearsed. well, that's actual preparation . and i'm so actual preparation. and i'm so iassinarei— actual preparation. and i'm so fascinated to— actual preparation. and i'm so fascinated to know why he seems so fascinated to know why he seems se iii— fascinated to know why he seems se iii preparea. — fascinated to know why he seems so ill prepared. will " so ill prepared. well, look, his legal team may well be about to come out and say this is just a witness statement from prince harry. we have all of the detail, but from what it appears at the moment, it does appear as though this chap has got on a plane late one night to fly over is not across the detail, cannot recall a lot of the important information and crucially, michael, what's happening that we predicted yesterday is as a personal crusade taking place here against the british media and against certain people within it without any hard issues . it is feelings, not issues. it is feelings, not

facts . and that does not wash in facts. and that does not wash in a court of law. absolutely not. in — a court of law. absolutely not. in ner— a court of law. absolutely not. i'm not doubting— a court of law. absolutely not. i'm not doubting his- rt.rir. ”e absolutely not. i'm not doubting his belief in it. i'm not doubting his belief in in i— i'm not doubting his belief in in i san— i'm not doubting his belief in in i see— i'm not doubting his belief in it. i can see his— i'm not doubting his belief in it. i can see his hurt is raw. ris— it. i can see his hurt is raw. ir-s rear.— it. i can see his hurt is raw. it's real. he's— it. i can see his hurt is raw. it's real. he's is— it. i can see his hurt is raw. it's real. he's is anger is paire— it's real. he's is anger is quite clearly— it's real. he's is anger is quite clearly there. it's not an evaggeraiien— quite clearly there. it's not an exaggeration to— quite clearly there. it's not an exaggeration to say he hates the media— exaggeration to say he hates the media because— exaggeration to say he hates the media because he— exaggeration to say he hates the media because he certainly has. ani— media because he certainly has. ana tren— media because he certainly has. ana iren a— media because he certainly has. ana iren a very— media because he certainly has. and from a very young age , that and from a very young age, that ane— and from a very young age, that was the attitude— and from a very young age, that was the attitude he's taken. but if was the attitude he's taken. but i yea-re— was the attitude he's taken. but i yea-re-re— was the attitude he's taken. but if you're-to take- was the attitude he's taken. but if you're-to take up- was the attitude he's taken. but if you're to take up the if you're going to take up the saigeis— if you're going to take up the cudgels against— if you're going to take up the cudgels against them, you've got to cudgels against them, you've got re-arnei— cudgels against them, you've got ie-arnei .— cudgels against them, you've got to-armed . you've-tol to be well armed. you've got to be to be well armed. you've got to ire-rer— to be well armed. you've got to ie-ier-vea-ve- to be well armed. you've got to be-for-you've gotj be prepared for this. you've got to be prepared for this. you've got re ie— be prepared for this. you've got to be anticipating— be prepared for this. you've got to be anticipating the sort of gaestiens— to be anticipating the sort of questions, perfectly reasonable gaesiiens— questions, perfectly reasonable gaesiiens-in— questions, perfectly reasonable questions in perfectly questions, put in a perfectly peiiie— questions, put in a perfectly peiire nay— questions, put in a perfectly peiire way in— questions, put in a perfectly polite way in in— questions, put in a perfectly polite way in in the very formal searing— polite way in in the very formal searing ei— polite way in in the very formal searing ei an— polite way in in the very formal setting of an english courtroom. rave— setting of an english courtroom. rave ger— setting of an english courtroom. rave ger re— setting of an english courtroom. you've got to be— setting of an english courtroom. you've got to be able to answer ane— you've got to be able to answer rne gaesriens.— you've got to be able to answer the questions. it's— you've got to be able to answer the questions. it's no good going— the questions. it's no good geing inreagn— the questions. it's no good going through saying, i don't remember for— going through saying, i don't remember for i— going through saying, i don't remember for i can't recall . going through saying, i don't remember for i can't recall. i sien-i— remember for i can't recall. i tent-vnar— remember for i can't recall. i don't-what you- remember for i can't recall. i don't what you mean. and don't know what you mean. and vnar— don't know what you mean. and what-interesting— don't know what you mean. and what-interesting-is- don't know what you mean. and what interesting is to what is interesting also is to fine— what is interesting also is to find anar— what is interesting also is to find that andrew green, the case represents— find that andrew green, the case represents rne — find that andrew green, the case represents the mirror group newspapers— represents the mirror group nevspapers is— represents the mirror group newspapers is quoting his own peek.— newspapers is quoting his own peek. spare— newspapers is quoting his own book, spare published on january the book, spare published on january rne rein. — book, spare published on january rne rein. ner— book, spare published on january the 10th. not long— book, spare published on january the 10th. not long ago . against the 10th. not long ago. against nin— the 10th. not long ago. against nin rnere— the 10th. not long ago. against nin rnere are— the 10th. not long ago. against him there are contradict lessons fren— him there are contradict lessons iren vnar— him there are contradict lessons from what he's— him there are contradict lessons from what he's saying now, from vnar— from what he's saying now, from vnar nes— from what he's saying now, from vnar ne-s saying— from what he's saying now, from what he's saying in— from what he's saying now, from what he's saying in the book, ani— what he's saying in the book, and aise— what he's saying in the book, and also bringing up, which he

sees— and also bringing up, which he does constantly— and also bringing up, which he does constantly throughout that been — does constantly throughout that been nis— does constantly throughout that been an evn— does constantly throughout that book. his own drug taking sneking— book. his own drug taking smoking weed— book. his own drug taking smoking weed and so on and so renn— smoking weed and so on and so ienn vnisn— smoking weed and so on and so forth, which can— smoking weed and so on and so forth, which can is— smoking weed and so on and so forth, which can is going to get nin— forth, which can is going to get nin inte— forth, which can is going to get nin he a— forth, which can is going to get him into a lot— forth, which can is going to get him into a lot of— forth, which can is going to get him into a lot of trouble maybe in. veii.— him into a lot of trouble maybe in. vveii. ir— him into a lot of trouble maybe in. well, it is. _ him into a lot of trouble maybe in. well, it is. and— him into a lot of trouble maybe in. well, it is. 'r: viiii; in. well, it is. and you are right to mention that, because surely, charlie, i am going to be talking about exactly that. this is not the only case involving harry at the involving prince harry at the moment. nigel gardner of the heritage foundation will be joining shortly. his group joining me shortly. his group have been bringing this case which could see an emphasis on the could see harry have the word could see harry have his visa torn to shreds, essentially in america. then he would have to come back here and face the british press all over again. i have the transcript again. i have got the transcript of court hearing at the of this court hearing at the moment in in real time. and the latest thing that's just dropped in front of me here is about another article. it's the 19th article you did in article entitled you did what in the mirror . article entitled you did what in the mirror. and it's the sunday mirror. and it's details farm work, etcetera . details of farm work, etcetera. so just just a pretty generic article about about harry and this just sums it all up where we are at the moment. so would

you agree that private information wasn't obtained by the sunday mirror, but by phone hacking or other unlawful means? and harry says no , no, the and harry says no, no, the papers wanted to push for more . papers wanted to push for more. and then the barrister for the mirror group says this. do you recall when you first read this article trying to build a picture which is necessary of a prince here feeling some form of distress that having a deep seated personal impact on him and therefore him being owed loads of money? harry says no, but it's been a stressful experience assertion isn't evidence. you know, these are very— evidence. you know, these are very seneas— :t you know, these are very serious allegations as against— very serious allegations as against a— very serious allegations as against a newspaper group that's been— against a newspaper group that's been geing— against a newspaper group that's been geing rer— against a newspaper group that's been going for more than 100 years— been going for more than 100 years, as they're _ been going for more than 100 years, as they're entitled to sereni— years, as they're entitled to defend themselves. if you come at anem— defend themselves. if you come at rnen vin— defend themselves. if you come at them with these _ defend themselves. if you come at them with these allegations rnen— at them with these allegations ons then come— at them with these allegations ons then come at— at them with these allegations ons then come at them with the annanirien— ons then come at them with the ammunition to— ons then come at them with the ammunition to prove it. ons then come at them with the ammunition to prove it . / ammunition to prove it. yeah. ana— ammunition to prove it. yeah. ana anis— ammunition to prove it. yeah. and this is— ammunition to prove it. yeah. and this is this— ammunition to prove it. yeah. and this is this is— ammunition to prove it. yeah. and this is this is exactly it. michael, thank you very, very much. it's michael cole there who is, of course, the royal commentator. he's been in situ with us all day, keeping his eyes ears right across eyes and ears right across this

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mornings on gb news. the people's channel, britain's news channel will. it's d—day in irinse— channel will. it's d—day in prince harry's— channel will. it's d—day in prince harry's war- t at it's d—day in prince harry's war against the media— prince harry's war against the media as— prince harry's war against the media as ne— prince harry's war against the media as he became the first reyai— media as he became the first reyai re— media as he became the first reyai re give— media as he became the first royal to give courtroom evidence sise— royal to give courtroom evidence ane— royal to give courtroom evidence since the 19th— royal to give courtroom evidence since the 19th century. a: a: since the 19th century. but did he since the 19th century. but did is strike— since the 19th century. but did is strike a— since the 19th century. but did he strike a decisive blow in his mission to silence freedom of speech about the rich and famous ? we'll recreate harry's bombshell testimony. and my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell, tom bower and paul burrell, will deliver the unflinching analysis and exclusive reporting you won't find anywhere in the msm. harry's evidence. the verdict on dan wootton tonight from 9 pm. to 11 pm, only on .

to 11 pm, only on. gb news. yes, well, i know what i'll be teing— yes, well, i know what i'll be teing at— yes, well, i know what i'll be teing at 9— yes, well, i know what i'll be teing at a pm.— yes, well, i know what i'll be doing at 9 pm. and certainly vett— doing at 9 pm. and certainly ve-ii te— doing at 9 pm. and certainly we'll be tuning— doing at 9 pm. and certainly we'll be tuning in to dan vveetten. — we'll be tuning in to dan wootton. what- we'll be tuning in to dan wootton. what a line—up. what a panei— wootton. what a line—up. what a panei tnat— wootton. what a line—up. what a panei tnat viii— wootton. what a line—up. what a panel that will be— wootton. what a line—up. what a panel that will be the panel that will be for the vents.— panel that will be for the verdict. but— panel that will be for the verdict. but i— panel that will be for the verdict. but i can tell you why irinse— verdict. but i can tell you why irinse nary— verdict. but i can tell you why prince harry is— verdict. but i can tell you why prince harry is involved in iegai— prince harry is involved in iegai sase— prince harry is involved in legal cases on— prince harry is involved in legal cases on both sides the legal cases on both sides of the atiantis— legal cases on both sides of the atlantic-arguably- legal cases on both sides of the atlantic arguably the one atlantic today arguably the one in anerisa— atlantic today arguably the one in america more— atlantic today arguably the one in america more serious than the nes— in america more serious than the ne-s tasing— in america more serious than the one he's facing here. but i'll tert— one he's facing here. but i'll teti-vny— one he's facing here. but i'll tell-why-shortly.. tell you why very shortly. sieser— tell you why very shortly. closer-home, - tell you why very shortly. closer home, though, closer to home, though, rishi sanat— closer to home, though, rishi sanat-tety— closer to home, though, rishi sunak defy house of sunak could defy the house of tents— sunak could defy the house of ierts ant— sunak could defy the house of lords and force— sunak could defy the house of lords and force his illegal iiigratien— lords and force his illegal migration through migration bill through parliament, the prime minister siainet— parliament, the prime minister claimed yesterday that his plan to claimed yesterday that his plan te tastie— claimed yesterday that his plan te tastie tne — claimed yesterday that his plan to tackle the boats crisis to tackle the small boats crisis is starting— to tackle the small boats crisis is starting te— to tackle the small boats crisis is starting to work.— to tackle the small boats crisis is starting to work. but a narnert— is starting to work. but a narnert et— is starting to work. but a number of high profile figures number of hiin profile figures in number of high profile figures in-insiating- number of high profile figures in - including the . in the lords, including the arsntisnep— in the lords, including the archbishop of— in the lords, including the archbishop of canterbury, justin vreity— archbishop of canterbury, justin vveity .— archbishop of canterbury, justin vvetty . nave— archbishop of canterbury, justin welby , have now— archbishop of canterbury, justin welby , have now spoken out welby, have now spoken out against— welby, have now spoken out against tne— welby, have now spoken out against the bill.— welby, have now spoken out against the bill. i've got etivia— against the bill. i've got olivia utley— against the bill. i've got olivia utley here, our political repener.— olivia utley here, our political reporter. olivia,— olivia utley here, our political reporter. olivia, why is it so signitisante— reporter. olivia, why is it so significant? why— reporter. olivia, why is it so significant? why should the pains— significant? why should the pattis sae— significant? why should the public care, the— significant? why should the public care, the public who've teen— public care, the public who've teen-teen.— public care, the public who've been down, disenfranchised , been let down, disenfranchised, step— been let down, disenfranchised, step witn— been let down, disenfranchised, step vvitn tnis— been let down, disenfranchised, stop with this idea that we're going— stop with this idea that we're geing-step— stop with this idea that we're geinglstep tne— stop with this idea that we're going stop the boats, going to stop the boats, that v-erete— going to stop the boats, that we're-to-legal- we're going to get legal nigratien— we're going to get legal. migration _tens we're going to get legal- migration _tens of migration down to the tens of tteasants— migration down to the tens of thousands, illegal. thousands, they're illegal. nigratien— thousands, they're illegal. migration—stopl migration is going to stop the taxpayer— migration is going to stop the taxpayer paying— migration is going to stop the taxpayer paying through the migration is going to stop the taxpa'et paying through the migration is going to stop the taxpa'et cetera. through the migration is going to stop the taxpa'et cetera. et'ough the migration is going to stop the taxpa'et cetera. et cetera. ie migration is going to stop the

taxpa'et cetera. et cetera. et nose. et cetera. et cetera. et setera— nose. et cetera. et cetera. et setera viny— nose. et cetera. et cetera. et cetera. why-earth- nose. et cetera. et cetera. et cetera. why earth should the cetera. why on earth should the pains— cetera. why on earth should the pattis-ateat— cetera. why on earth should the public-about rishi - cetera. why on earth should the public about rishi sunak public care about rishi sunak new-on.— public care about rishi sunak new-on. tn— public care about rishi sunak. new-on. i-n-pat now saying, oh, i'm going to put my now saying, oh, i'm going to put ny-pants— now saying, oh, i'm going to put ny-pants en— now saying, oh, i'm going to put ny-pants en ant- now saying, oh, i'm going to put my pants on and i'm my big boy pants on and i'm going— my big boy pants on and i'm geing—neasel my big boy pants on and i'mi geing—tease et going to bypass the house of iertse— going to bypass the house of iertse vvert— going to bypass the house of lords? well, the— going to bypass the house of lords? well, the small boats titt— lords? well, the small boats titi-sanat- lords? well, the small boatsi bill-sunakltrying bill that rishi sunak is trying to bill that rishi sunak is trying te get— bill that rishi sunak is trying te get tnreagn— bill that rishi sunak is trying to get through house of to get through the house of tents— to get through the house of lords-moment,- to get through the house of lords moment, really lords at the moment, really sneait— lords at the moment, really sneait-a— lords at the moment, really should a difference lords at the moment, really should-a difference the should make a difference to the smatt— should make a difference to the small—because. should make a difference to the small—because itj small boats problem because it tnat— small boats problem because it means that the— small boats problem because it means that the government is atte— means that the government is atie te— means that the government is atie te tepert— means that the government is able to deport migrants without naving— able to deport migrants without naving te— able to deport migrants without naving te ge— able to deport migrants without having to go through the iaterieas— having to go through the laborious process of allowing tnen — laborious process of allowing tnen te— laborious process of allowing them to attempt— laborious process of allowing them to attempt to claim asylum, aiievving— them to attempt to claim asylum, aiieving tnen— them to attempt to claim asylum, allowing them to— them to attempt to claim asylum, allowing them to stay in the uk for allowing them to stay in the uk ter en— allowing them to stay in the uk ter en averaeg— allowing them to stay in the uk for on average, 465 days while seeking— for on average, 465 days while seeting iegai— for on average, 465 days while seeking legal representation . seeking legal representation. ian seeking legal representation. ian se— seeking legal representation. ian so actually— seeking legal representation. ian so actually this- seeking legal representation. ian so actually this bill- seeking legal representation. ian so actually this bill would give the uk government quite a lot of power to deport migrants . of course the issue is that as we've seen , there is a there's we've seen, there is a there's just an unlimited number of migrants trying to get into the uk. so whether it would stop the small boats completely , he is small boats completely, he is very up for debate. it very much up for debate. it should make a big difference . should make a big difference. and rishi sunak is now promising , well, threatening at least that he would be prepared to bypass the house lords the bypass the house of lords if the if the house of lords voted down the problem is that it's quite

unlikely that the house of lords will just vote it down if they do, sunak can use the do, then rishi sunak can use the parliament which is this do, then rishi sunak can use the parliaoftnt which is this do, then rishi sunak can use the parliaof legislation ch is this do, then rishi sunak can use the parliaof legislation which his piece of legislation which essentially the house essentially means that the house of commons can overrule the lords. if the lords. but that is only if the house lords voted down. what house of lords voted down. what they're more likely is to they're more likely to do is to amend where it's amend it to a form where it's pretty unrecognisable . pretty much unrecognisable. bill, point the prime bill, at which point the prime minister less power to minister has has less power to do anything about it. and of course lords the only course the lords isn't the only hurdle that bill has to get hurdle that this bill has to get through in through. there was a hearing in the high court last year and the high court ruled that rwanda high court ruled that the rwanda plan migrants to plan to deport migrants to rwanda having going rwanda without having going through hearing process through the long hearing process was . but it's now being was legal. but it's now being taken to the supreme court and was legal. but it's now being taken expectingpreme court and was legal. but it's now being taken expecting iteme court and was legal. but it's now being taken expecting it toe court and was legal. but it's now being taken expecting it to dragirt and was legal. but it's now being taken expecting it to drag onind we're expecting it to drag on and on. so anyone hoping and on and on. so anyone hoping to see sort of rwanda flights taking off in the next few months might have to wait a little longer . but the fact that little longer. but the fact that rishi sunak is prepared to even talk about bypassing the lords at least shows that there is intent behind his plan. he knows that he's got to be seen to be doing something. otherwise the election is lost. but what kind

of election is lost. but what kind et petitisai— election is lost. but what kind of political pushback- t “iii“ but what kind of political pushback would tnere— of political pushback would tnere te— of political pushback would tnere tee it— of political pushback would there be if rishi sunak decides to there be if rishi sunak decides te—iertse- there be if rishi sunak decides to_lords? becausei there be if rishi sunak decides. to_lords? because we to bypass the lords? because we nave— to bypass the lords? because we naveleiestet— to bypass the lords? because we have elected chamber the have an elected chamber in the tease— have an elected chamber in the house-commons?— have an elected chamber in the house commons? okay, house of commons? okay, i anterstant— house of commons? okay, i understand _that| house of commons? okay, i- understand_that rishi understand completely that rishi sanat—ter- sunak has not yet stood for eiestien— sunak has not yet stood for election, but— sunak has not yet stood for election, but the party has and the election, but the party has and tne ieries— election, but the party has and the tories have— election, but the party has and the tories have always been, at ieast— the tories have always been, at ieastlpaper— the tories have always been, at least paper anyway. the party least on paper anyway. the party of least on paper anyway. the party et stamping— least on paper anyway. the party of clamping down— least on paper anyway. the party of clamping down on illegal nigratien— of clamping down on illegal migration. reasonable to of clamping down on illegal migthatn. reasonable to of clamping down on illegal migthatn. voted onable to of clamping down on illegal migthatn. voted forble to say that people voted for a party— say that people voted for a pany-vveait- say that people voted for a party.would try- say that people voted for a party would try to do party that would try to do senetning— party that would try to do something like about what's something like this about what's going— something like this about what's geing-tne— something like this about what's going the channel. the going on in the channel. the tease— going on in the channel. the house-lords,— going on in the channel. the house lords, unelected , lots house of lords, unelected, lots of house of lords, unelected, lots et—insiating- of stuffy people, including a iev— of stuffy people, including a rev-vne— of stuffy people, including a few _who are - of stuffy people, including a- few-who are-against few bishops who are dead against tnis— few bishops who are dead against tnis. wnat— few bishops who are dead against this. what would— few bishops who are dead against this. what would be the petitisai— this. what would be the political pushback from rishi sanat— political pushback from rishi sanat trying— political pushback from rishi sunak trying to— political pushback from rishi sunak trying to bulldoze through a tav— sunak trying to bulldoze through a iav tnat— sunak trying to bulldoze through a law that actually, despite anat— a law that actually, despite vnat-nignt— a law that actually, despite- what-might-twitter, what you might read on twitter, is pepaiar— what you might read on twitter, is pepaiar witn— what you might read on twitter, is popular with the british pattise — is popular with the british public? _it'll- is popular with the british. public? _it'llireally public? well, it'll be really interesting to see because, as you is popular with the you say, it is popular with the british public. the polling british public. all the polling and etcetera, and focus groups, etcetera, suggest of the suggest that this is one of the most issues as to the most pressing issues as to the country . so probably it sounds country. so probably it sounds as though rishi sunak is banking on the fact that this this law would be so popular that there wouldn't too much political wouldn't be too much political pushback on pushing it through. but act hasn't but the parliament act hasn't been in this way, sort of been used in this way, sort of bulldozing as you put

bulldozing the laws, as you put it, used this it, hasn't been used in this way since 2004. so it's pretty much almost unprecedented. so i don't know what the reaction would be in the house of lords to this. well, it could be argued, can't it, as indeed i would probably argue that we facing an argue that we are facing an unprecedented situation at the moment. suella braverman herself has moment. suella braverman herself nas—invasien— moment. suella braverman herself nas—invasienlear- has called it an invasion on our seatnern— has called it an invasion on our southern border— has called it an invasion on our southern border .— has called it an invasion on our southern border . have huge southern border. we have a huge eant— southern border. we have a huge amount-taxpayers— southern border. we have a huge amount taxpayers cash being amount of taxpayers cash being spent—en- amount of taxpayers cash being. spent—en asyian spent every single day on asylum seeetr— spent every single day on asylum seeker hotels,— spent every single day on asylum seeker hotels, etcetera. we have a natienai— seeker hotels, etcetera. we have a national security— seeker hotels, etcetera. we have a national security issue. we've nat— a national security issue. we've nae-vne— a national security issue. we've nae-vvne vas- a national security issue. we've had who was hoping to had someone who was hoping to join had someone who was hoping to rein tne— had someone who was hoping to join the marines— had someone who was hoping to join the marines stabbed to teatn— join the marines stabbed to teatn en— join the marines stabbed to death on the— join the marines stabbed to death on the streets britain death on the streets of britain over.e—scooter_ death on the streets of britain over.e—scooter by- death on the streets of britain over e—scooter by a death on the streets of britain- over.e—scooter by a-who over an e—scooter by a bloke who nat— over an e—scooter by a bloke who nat tne— over an e—scooter by a bloke who had two previous— over an e—scooter by a bloke who had two previous issues with nartering— had two previous issues with. murdering—dealing murdering people and dealing trags— murdering people and dealing drags—tne- murdering people and dealing drugs the continent drugs right across the continent tetere— drugs right across the continent before wandering— drugs right across the continent before wandering here and before wandering in here and being— before wandering in here and being-a— before wandering in here and teing-a-se- being put in a school. so i veait— being put in a school. so i veait argae— being put in a school. so i would argue that it is an unprecedented situation and one tnat— unprecedented situation and one tnat nayte— unprecedented situation and one that maybe calls— unprecedented situation and one that maybe calls for unprecedented action as well. nat— unprecedented action as well. eat-.— unprecedented action as well. nat-. vvere— unprecedented action as well. but-, we're going- unprecedented action as well. but , we're going to have but olivia, we're going to have to but olivia, we're going to have te ieave— but olivia, we're going to have te ieave it— but olivia, we're going to have to leave it there,— but olivia, we're going to have to leave it there, i'm afraid. etivia— olivia utley there, our petitisai— olivia utley there, our political- nowi olivia utley there, ouri political-now , olivia utley there, our. political-now , in olivia utley there, our- political-now , in case olivia utley there, our- poli haven't-now , in case olivia utley there, our poli haven't noticedw , in case olivia utley there, our poli haven't noticed , , in case olivia utley there, our poli haven't noticed , its case olivia utley there, our poli haven't noticed , it's pride you haven't noticed, it's pride menta— you haven't noticed, it's pride nentn. te— you haven't noticed, it's pride nentn. te te— you haven't noticed, it's pride month, to be honest , if you month, to be honest, if you sien-t— month, to be honest, if you didn't already— month, to be honest, if you didn't already know that i have tast— didn't already know that i have iast ene— didn't already know that i have just one question. _ didn't already know that i have just one question. how pride a gay—

just one question. how pride a gay pride— just one question. how pride a gay prite is— just one question. how pride a gay pride is everywhere. so if you— gay pride is everywhere. so if you 90— gay pride is everywhere. so if yea ge te— gay pride is everywhere. so if yea ge re a— gay pride is everywhere. so if you go to a railway station, you nignt— you go to a railway station, you nignt see— you go to a railway station, you nignt a— you go to a railway station, you might see a train— you go to a railway station, you might see a train in the rainbow seears— might see a train in the rainbow seeais et— might see a train in the rainbow colours of the— might see a train in the rainbow colours of the pride flag and tne— colours of the pride flag and tne trans— colours of the pride flag and the trans flag— colours of the pride flag and the trans flag .— colours of the pride flag and the trans flag . there we go to the trans flag. there we go to a ienten— the trans flag. there we go to a london hospital— the trans flag. there we go to a london hospital as— the trans flag. there we go to a london hospital as what's being satiet— london hospital as what's being saitet a— london hospital as what's being saitet a targe— london hospital as what's being called a large reproduction et— called a large reproduction version of the— called a large reproduction version of the intersecting insiasive— version of the intersecting inclusive pride _ version of the intersecting inclusive pride flag . fantastic inclusive pride flag. fantastic ting-s— inclusive pride flag. fantastic ting-s settege— inclusive pride flag. fantastic king's college london there, i tetieve— king's college london there, i tetieve it— king's college london there, i believe it is— king's college london there, i believe it is remarkable stuff. nev— believe it is remarkable stuff. nev nast— believe it is remarkable stuff. how much money did that cost? new-s— how much money did that cost? nev-s year— how much money did that cost? nev-s year ans— how much money did that cost? how's your nhs waiting time? iiersetes— how's your nhs waiting time? mercedes uk's_ how's your nhs waiting time? mercedes uk's twitter account is reaiiy— mercedes uk's twitter account is reatiy getting— mercedes uk's twitter account is really getting into— mercedes uk's twitter account is really getting into the spirit of really getting into the spirit et tnings— really getting into the spirit et tnings .— really getting into the spirit of things . that's good. that's of things. that's good. that's going— of things. that's good. that's geing te— of things. that's good. that's geing te mate— of things. that's good. that's going to make me more likely to buy going to make me more likely to pay a— going to make me more likely to buy a mercedes.— going to make me more likely to buy a mercedes. and if you go to the buy a mercedes. and if you go to tne ettisiai— buy a mercedes. and if you go to the official bmw— buy a mercedes. and if you go to the official bmw or— buy a mercedes. and if you go to the official bmw or they've had to the official bmw or they've had te te— the official bmw or they've had te is n,— the official bmw or they've had te is n, tne— the official bmw or they've had to do it, the merc— the official bmw or they've had to do it, the merc did it, nearners— to do it, the merc did it, beamers have- to do it, the merc did it, beamers have got to do it as veii.— beamers have got to do it as veii. tea-ii— beamers have got to do it as well. you'll be— beamers have got to do it as well. you'll be able to see tnese— well. you'll be able to see those rainbow— well. you'll be able to see those rainbow colours again. strangeiy— those rainbow colours again.| strangely—saudi strangely though bmw saudi arabian— strangely though bmw saudi arabian twitter— strangely though bmw saudi arabian twitter feed. oh they're not celebrating _ arabian twitter feed. oh they're not celebrating pride . i wonder not celebrating pride. i wonder why— not celebrating pride. i wonder vvny tnat— not celebrating pride. i wonder vvny tnat is.— not celebrating pride. i wonder why that is. the— not celebrating pride. i wonder why that is. the social and petitisai— why that is. the social and political commentator bushra sneitn— political commentator bushra sneitn nat— political commentator bushra sheikh had this— political commentator bushra sheikh had this to say and i tnint— sheikh had this to say and i tnint tnis— sheikh had this to say and i think this is— sheikh had this to say and i think this is fascinating. she says— think this is fascinating. she says trite— think this is fascinating. she says pride month isn't celebrated _ says pride month isn't celebrated by muslims. lgb

iteeiegy— celebrated by muslims. lgb iteetegy tees— celebrated by muslims. lgb ideology does not align with isianis— ideology does not align with islamic teachings and there is netting— islamic teachings and there is nothing homophobic about it. in zero.— nothing homophobic about it. in zero. many— nothing homophobic about it. in 2010, many muslim orgs, organisations— 2010, many muslim orgs, organisations raised concerns ateat— organisations raised concerns ateat vnere— organisations raised concerns about where this— organisations raised concerns about where this minority group was about where this minority group nearing— about where this minority group was heading with— about where this minority group was heading with children and tras— was heading with children and tras nev— was heading with children and trans. now look— was heading with children and trans. now look ,— was heading with children and trans. now look , it's being trans. now look, it's being terse— trans. now look, it's being terse test.— trans. now look, it's being terse tea. i— trans. now look, it's being force fed. i think this is a fascinating— force fed. i think this is a fascinating moment in in british nistery— fascinating moment in in british nistery ant— fascinating moment in in british nistery ant in— fascinating moment in in british history and in british time teaase— history and in british time because we are- history and in british time because we are seeing huge waves of multiculturalism— because we are seeing huge waves of multiculturalism and we have tene— of multiculturalism and we have tene ter— of multiculturalism and we have tene ter see— of multiculturalism and we have done for some time a lot of tnat— done for some time a lot of tnat. et— done for some time a lot of that, of course,— done for some time a lot of that, of course, is- done for some time a lot of that, of course, is with the now intigeneas— that, of course, is with the now indigenous, previously first generatien— indigenous, previously first generation, second generation isianis— generation, second generation islamic community in britain. we are islamic community in britain. we arse— islamic community in britain. we aise seeing— islamic community in britain. we aise seeing a— islamic community in britain. we are also seeing a more vocal prite— are also seeing a more vocal pride movement— are also seeing a more vocal pride movement than ever. and i net— pride movement than ever. and i net te— pride movement than ever. and i net tee tne— pride movement than ever. and i cannot be the only— pride movement than ever. and i cannot be the only person who can see some issues coming down the can see some issues coming down tne tine.— can see some issues coming down tne tine. tnere— can see some issues coming down the line. there so— can see some issues coming down the line. there so i— can see some issues coming down the line. there so i will be taking— the line. there so i will be talking-bushra- the line. there so i will be talking bushra a little later talking to bushra a little later tnis— talking to bushra a little later tns-ant— talking to bushra a little later this-andlreally- talking to bushra a little later this and really do think this hour, and i really do think i this hour, and i really do think ivvas— this hour, and i really do think ivvas geing— this hour, and i really do think ivvas geing te— this hour, and i really do think i was going to be— this hour, and i really do think i was going to be a fascinating tissassien— i was going to be a fascinating discussion-does- i was going to be a fascinating discussion. does culture discussion. how does our culture , discussion. how does our culture . seantry— discussion. how does our culture . seantry ant— discussion. how does our culture , country and the— discussion. how does our culture , country and the values of teteranse— , country and the values of tolerance and— , country and the values of tolerance and inclusivity, senetning— tolerance and inclusivity, something should apply to something that should apply to race-religious— something that should apply to race religious freedom and race and religious freedom and reiigieas— race and religious freedom and religious difference, well as religious difference, as well as the religious difference, as well as tne tset— religious difference, as well as

the lgbt community and actually tegetnere— the lgbt community and actually come together? i'm— the lgbt community and actually come together? i'm not sure it viii. — come together? i'm not sure it viii. se— come together? i'm not sure it viii. se vett— come together? i'm not sure it will. so we'll have— come together? i'm not sure it will. so we'll have that chat very. — will. so we'll have that chat very. very— will. so we'll have that chat very, very shortly. there's lots stit— very, very shortly. there's lots more still to— very, very shortly. there's lots more still to come— very, very shortly. there's lots more still to come there between ant— more still to come there between ant tree.— more still to come there between now and 5:00,-we'll- more still to come there between now and 5:00, we'll bring now and 5:00, and we'll bring you— now and 5:00, and we'll bring yea news— now and 5:00, and we'll bring yea et— now and 5:00, and we'll bring yea et a— now and 5:00, and we'll bring you news of a second big legal sasen-rnse- you news of a second big legal case-prince harry- case involving prince harry tater— case involving prince harry. tater—veii case involving prince harry- iater—vveii en later today and keep you well on top later today and keep you well on tep et— later today and keep you well on tep et tne— later today and keep you well on top of the first— later today and keep you well on top of the first-but- later today and keep you well on top of the first but first, later today and keep you well on tois)f the first but first, later today and keep you well on tois)f thelatest but first, later today and keep you well on tois)f thelatest headlinesrst, later today and keep you well on tois)f thelatest headlines with it is your latest headlines with petty— it is your latest headlines with reiiy .— it is your latest headlines with polly . patrick.— it is your latest headlines with polly . patrick. thank you. polly. patrick. thank you. the top polly. patrick. thank you. the tap stories— polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this— polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour,- polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour, prince harry has accused the government of being at rock bottom. the duke of sussex is giving evidence in london at the high court against the publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information gathering . unlawful information gathering. he said our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government. he also accuses the press of having blood on its hands during his cross—examination. mirror group newspapers denies the allegations . downing street says allegations. downing street says the government is willing to agree another way forward rather than taking legal action against the covid inquiry. the cabinet office has been asked to return the former prime minister, boris

johnson's notebooks by june 12th to compare them to the redacted copies already provided in inquiry. chair baroness heather hallett says she will not be commenting on the legal row due to the pending litigation . the to the pending litigation. the police watchdog has announced it's launched a criminal investigation into the fatal collision involved a police motorcycle escorting the duchess of edinburgh. the officer from the special escort group is being invested gated on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving as well as causing death by careless driving . an 81 year old helen driving. an 81 year old helen holland died after being struck by a police escort bike in west london last month . the london last month. the confederation of british industry has received the backing of its members for new reforms introduced following a series of sexual harassment allegations. 93% of voting members supported the new change at the industry body introduced in the wake of the claims. a number of major companies ,

number of major companies, including john lewis, aviva and itv, quit from the organisation following the allegations , and following the allegations, and ryanair has cancelled 400 flights amid a french air traffic control strike. some of the impacted flights are to and from the uk and ireland and a petition calling for the european commission to protect flights over france during their strikes has so far been signed by over a million people. more on all those stories by heading to our website gb news .com . to our website gb news .com. yes, i have got an action - yes, i have got an action pastet tinai— . yes, i have got an action packed final-of- - yes, i have got an actionj packed final-of this packed final half hour of this near—way. - packed final half hour of this hour—way. let'si hour coming your way. let's srast— hour coming your way. let's srast en— hour coming your way. let's crack on with— hour coming your way. let's crack on with prince harry. and the crack on with prince harry. and tne pnene— crack on with prince harry. and the phone hacking trial isn't the phone hacking trial isn't tne eniy— the phone hacking trial isn't tne eniy iegai— the phone hacking trial isn't the only legal involving the only legal case involving nin— the only legal case involving nin tetay— the only legal case involving nin tetay .— the only legal case involving him today . and— the only legal case involving him today . and wanted nod him today. and i wanted to nod to him today. and i wanted to nod te—tnis— him today. and i wanted to nod te—tnis nignt- to this because this might astaaiiy— to this because this might actually bigger in the united actually be bigger in the united states.— actually be bigger in the united states—viii- states. a federal judge will near— states. a federal judge will near-appear— states. a federal judge will hear-appeal to- states. a federal judge will hear appeal to unseal us

hear an appeal to unseal his us innigratien— hear an appeal to unseal his us immigration records following reveiatiens— immigration records following revelations in— immigration records following revelations in his book that he teet— revelations in his book that he teet trags— revelations in his book that he teet trags .— revelations in his book that he took drugs . now— revelations in his book that he took drugs. now i'm revelations in his book that he took drugs . now i'm joined by took drugs. now i'm joined by anti— took drugs. now i'm joined by niall gardner.— took drugs. now i'm joined by niall gardner. he's a director at tne— niall gardner. he's a director at the margaret— niall gardner. he's a director at the margaret thatcher centre for at the margaret thatcher centre ter treeten — at the margaret thatcher centre for freedom at— at the margaret thatcher centre for freedom at the heritage reantatien— for freedom at the heritage foundation in— for freedom at the heritage foundation in washington , dc. foundation in washington, dc. rast— foundation in washington, dc. rast tetere— foundation in washington, dc. just before we— foundation in washington, dc. just before we crack on, can you evpiain— just before we crack on, can you evptain year— just before we crack on, can you explain your involvement in this panisaiar— explain your involvement in this particular issue— explain your involvement in this particular issue ,— explain your involvement in this particular issue , your your particular issue, your your greap-s— particular issue, your your group's involvement in this panisaiar— group's involvement in this particular harry court case over tnat— particular harry court case over tnat. piease— particular harry court case over that, please. yeah— particular harry court case over that, please. yeah definitely. patrick.— that, please. yeah definitely. patrick, thanks— that, please. yeah definitely. patrick, thanks very- that, please. yeah definitely. patrick, thanks very much for having me on the show today. and so i'm the director of the inatsner— and so i'm the director of the thatcher centre— and so i'm the director of the thatcher centre for freedom at the thatcher centre for freedom at tne heritage— thatcher centre for freedom at the heritage foundation. the heritage— the heritage foundation. the heritage foundation is america's largest publicly funded organisation over 500,000 organisation with over 500,000 members and the heritage foundation has issued a freedom of information request, urging the biden administration to release prince harry's immigration records and the heritage foundation is doing this, of course, in order to ensure accountability and transparency from the biden administration. there's a strong pattis— administration. there's a strong public interest— administration. there's a strong public interest in— vita: “ there's a strong public interest in releasing irinse— public interest in releasing prince harry's— public interest in releasing prince harry's immigration

eerts— prince harry's immigration records . and— prince harry's immigration records . ' d prince harry's immigration records . d prince harry's immigration records . ' d prince harry's immigration records . d records. and heritage is a very important voice on immigration issues. it has been the loudest i— issues. it has been the loudest i tnint— issues. it has been the loudest voice. i think ,— issues. it has been the loudest voice. i think , in— it has been the loudest voice. i think , in washington voice. i think, in washington for voice. i think, in washington ter many— voice. i think, in washington for many decades in terms of saiting— for many decades in terms of saiting ter— for many decades in terms of calling for the— for many decades in terms of calling for the enforcement of innigratien— calling for the enforcement of immigration law— calling for the enforcement of immigration law by the united states.— immigration law by the united states. se— immigration law by the united states. so the— immigration law by the united states. so the heritage foundation _ states. so the heritage foundation has a very strong interest— foundation has a very strong interest in— foundation has a very strong interest in ensuring that tnensa-s— interest in ensuring that america's borders are secure and tnat— america's borders are secure and tnat innigratien— america's borders are secure and that immigration law is applied retastiy— that immigration law is applied retastiy ant— that immigration law is applied robustly and fairly. yes, absolutely— robustly and fairly. yes, absolutely . - robustly and fairly. yes, absolutely . ' “a: robustly and fairly. yes,— absolutely . and the implication? absolutely. and the implication? well, what you want to find out is whether or not harry lied about his drug taking on his visa application in a way that would now make his visa null and void. and therefore, presumably he to be deported he would have to be deported back to britain, which potentially for potentially will be bad news for people not people in britain who might not want here. but where you want him here. but where are you up this court case then? up to with this court case then? what latest ? well so this what is the latest? well so this afternoon, there's a hearing before a federal judge in the washington , d.c, federal court. washington, dc, federal court. and the judge will hear and thedjudge will hear evidence and the judge will hear evidence tren— and the judge will hear evidence tren tne— and the judge will hear evidence from the heritage— and the judge will hear evidence from the heritage foundation's

eversignt— from the heritage foundation's eversignt tignt— from the heritage foundation's oversight light project team and arse— oversight light project team and aise tren — oversight light project team and also from the— oversight light project team and also from the biden administration's lawyers . also from the biden— administration's lawyers . and administration's lawyers. and the titan— administration's lawyers. and the biden administration has been so far stonewalling the release of prince harry's immigration records were are calling for the release of those records. we're suing the department of homeland security in the united states to have those records released . so those records released. so a federal judge will- those records released. so a federal judge will be- so a federal judge will be hearing arganents— federal judge will be hearing arguments on— federal judge will be hearing arguments on both sides. ri; cc arguments on both sides. he'll be arguments on both sides. he'll ts issaing— arguments on both sides. he'll ts issaing an— arguments on both sides. he'll be issuing an opinion on this over the course of the next few weeks. so this is the beginning of weeks. so this is the beginning et a— weeks. so this is the beginning et a teng— weeks. so this is the beginning et a teng iegai— so this is the beginning of a long legal battle here. but we are certainly— of a long legal battle here. but we are certainly fighting to win tnis— we are certainly fighting to win tnis sase— we are certainly fighting to win tnis vve— we are certainly fighting to win this case. we believe there's an evervneining— this case. we believe there's an overwhelming public interest in the overwhelming public interest in tne eeaise— overwhelming public interest in the release of— overwhelming public interest in the release of harry's records. we arse— the release of harry's records. we atse vant— the release of harry's records. we also want to _ the release of harry's records. we also want to ensure- the release of harry's records. we also want to ensure that prince harry did not receive any kind of preferential treatment as a celebrity from us officials. all of this would be revealed if his immigration application was released to the to the public. so the matter is witn— to the public. so the matter is vvitn a— to the public. so the matter is now with a federal— at. so the matter is now with a federal judge, it's a very— now with a federal judge, it's a very seneas— now with a federal judge, it's a very serious matter. �*fta�*ri viiii very serious matter. we are expecting— very serious matter. we are expecting as well a great deal of media interest. of course , in

of media interest. of course, in the united states, also in the uk on both sides of the atlantic. and what is what is happening. this is a very closely legal case. but closely watched legal case. but we are certainly fighting to win and we have an extremely, i think, powerful case for the release of harry's records. well, it will be’ absolutely well, it will be absolutely fascinating— well, it will be absolutely fascinating .— well, it will be absolutely fascinating . and watch this fascinating. and watch this spase — fascinating. and watch this spase ant— fascinating. and watch this space. and now— fascinating. and watch this space. and now really space. and now i'd really appresiate— appreciate you coming on. i vvantet— appreciate you coming on. i vantet te— appreciate you coming on. i wanted to just— appreciate you coming on. i wanted to just make sure that everytety— wanted to just make sure that everytety vas— wanted to just make sure that everybody was it's not the everybody was aware it's not the eniy— everybody was aware it's not the eniy issae— everybody was aware it's not the eniy en— everybody was aware it's not the only issue on harry's plate at tne—ve.- only issue on harry's plate ati the _we,.course, the moment, as we, of course, get—tit— the moment, as we, of course, get—tit test.- get ourselves a bit lost, i mint.— get ourselves a bit lost, i tnint. in— get ourselves a bit lost, i think, in this— get ourselves a bit lost, i think, in this high court case taking— think, in this high court case tating piase— think, in this high court case taking place at— think, in this high court case taking place at the moment. teen— taking place at the moment. teen-very- taking place at the moment. look,-very much.| taking place at the moment.- look,-very much. and look, thank you very much. and apvarts— look, thank you very much. and aptnets— look, thank you very much. and ufthe director— look, thank you very much. and ufthe director of— look, thank you very much. and ufthe director of margaret is the director of the margaret inatsner— thatcher centre for freedom at the-foundation- thatcher centre for freedom at the-foundation in- the heritage foundation in vvasningten— the heritage foundation in- washington—keep washington, dc, wants to keep year— washington, dc, wants to keep year-ant— washington, dc, wants to keep year-ant ears— washington, dc, wants to keep your-and ears on.- washington, dc, wants to keep your and ears on. however, your eyes and ears on. however, more— your eyes and ears on. however, tnan— your eyes and ears on. however, tnan tnree— your eyes and ears on. however, more than three quarters of teasners— more than three quarters of teachers are— more than three quarters of teachers are back here in the uk vant— teachers are back here in the uk vant te— teachers are back here in the uk vant te gait— teachers are back here in the uk want to quit and— teachers are back here in the uk want to quit and they are saying tnat— want to quit and they are saying tnat ene— want to quit and they are saying tnat et— want to quit and they are saying that one of the— want to quit and they are saying that one of the main reasons is aggressive— that one of the main reasons is aggressive papiis— that one of the main reasons is aggressive pupils .— that one of the main reasons is aggressive pupils . all right. aggressive pupils. all right. i straggie— aggressive pupils. all right. i straggie te— aggressive pupils. all right. i struggle to believe that that is singatariy— struggle to believe that that is singatarty tne— struggle to believe that that is singularly the case. i do, however, believe that bad parenting— however, believe that bad parenting and— however, believe that bad parenting and bad woke teachers are parenting and bad woke teachers gaite—

parenting and bad woke teachers are quite possibly— parenting and bad woke teachers are quite possibly to blame. i'm going— are quite possibly to blame. i'm geing te— are quite possibly to blame. i'm geing te te— are quite possibly to blame. i'm going to be talking about that. ant— going to be talking about that. ant i— going to be talking about that. ant i an— going to be talking about that. and i am also— going to be talking about that. and i am also very much looking tentat— and i am also very much looking ternart te— and i am also very much looking forward to having— and i am also very much looking forward to having a— and i am also very much looking forward to having a conversation ateat— forward to having a conversation ateat given— forward to having a conversation about given that— forward to having a conversation about given that it's pride nentn. — about given that it's pride nentn. -are- about given that it's pride month. are there conflicts month. okay are there conflicts tenn— month. okay are there conflicts tevn tne— month. okay are there conflicts down the line— month. okay are there conflicts down the line with certain reiigieas— down the line with certain religious groups, i.e. some segments— religious groups, i.e. some segnents et— religious groups, i.e. some segments of the islamic sennanity— segments of the islamic community and this ever insreasing— community and this ever increasing embracing of the prite— increasing embracing of the prite trag— increasing embracing of the pride flag etcetera? i'm patrick snristys— pride flag etcetera? i'm patrick snristys en— pride flag etcetera? i'm patrick snristys en en— pride flag etcetera? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's

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news . channel that is the high news. channel that is the high sean— news. channel that is the high seart vnere— news. channel that is the high court where prince— “ that is the high court where prince harry walked inte— court where prince harry walked inte a— court where prince harry walked inte a ten— court where prince harry walked into a few hours— court where prince harry walked into a few hours ago and we are evpesting— into a few hours ago and we are evpesting nin— into a few hours ago and we are expecting him to— into a few hours ago and we are expecting him to walk out of very.— expecting him to walk out of very. very— expecting him to walk out of very, very shortly after what nas— very, very shortly after what nas teen— very, very shortly after what nas teen an— very, very shortly after what has been an absolute mauling in tnere— has been an absolute mauling in tnere. its— has been an absolute mauling in tnere. it-s tai— has been an absolute mauling in there, it's fair to— has been an absolute mauling in there, it's fair to say, for the prinse. — there, it's fair to say, for the prinse. nat— there, it's fair to say, for the prince. but we're— there, it's fair to say, for the prince. but we're going to dip in ant— prince. but we're going to dip in ant eat— prince. but we're going to dip in ant eat et— prince. but we're going to dip in and out of that court case a tittie— in and out of that court case a iittie tit— in and out of that court case a little bit later— in and out of that court case a little bit later on. _ in and out of that court case a little bit later on. now, in yea— little bit later on. now, in case you haven't noticed, it's trite— case you haven't noticed, it's irite menta— case you haven't noticed, it's pride month,.be - case you haven't noticed, it's pride month, be honest. if pride month, to be honest. if you— pride month, to be honest. if yea titn-t— pride month, to be honest. if you didn't already know that, tnen— you didn't already know that, then—question then i have just one question for then i have just one question ter—nesaase- then i have just one question for because pride then i have just one question. for—because pride is for you. how? because pride is everyvtere— for you. how? because pride is everyvvnere. it— for you. how? because pride is everywhere. if you— for you. how? because pride is everywhere. if you go to a raiivvay— everywhere. if you go to a railway station,- everywhere. if you go to a railway station, you will see a train— railway station, you will see a train-tne— railway station, you will see a train .the rainbow- railway station, you will see a train the rainbow colours train with the rainbow colours on train with the rainbow colours en-tiag. — train with the rainbow colours en-tiag. een-t- train with the rainbow colours on flag. don't ask on the pride flag. don't ask vvnetner— on the pride flag. don't ask whether-not— on the pride flag. don't ask whether not that train is whether or not that train is ranning— whether or not that train is running-time,- whether or not that train is. running-time,-how running on time, people. how dare— running on time, people. how dare you— running on time, people. how dare you just— running on time, people. how dare you just know that it supports— dare you just know that it supports gay— dare you just know that it supports gay pride hospital supports gay pride at a hospital in london?— supports gay pride at a hospital in london?-been- supports gay pride at a hospital in london.7 been what's in london.7 that has been what's called— in london.7 that has been what's called-reproduction- in london.7 that has been what's called reproduction of called a large reproduction of the intersex_ called a large reproduction of the intersex inclusive pride flag.— the intersex inclusive pride flag—mars- flag. great stuff. that's fantastic.— flag. great stuff. that's fantastic. would the nhs flag. great stuff. that's fantasti�*times would the nhs flag. great stuff. that's fantasti�*times doing] the nhs flag. great stuff. that's fantasti�*times doing mercy hs flag. great stuff. that's fantasti�*times doing mercy undies waiting times doing mercy undies um— waiting times doing mercy undies uws twitter— waiting times doing mercy undies uk's twitter account is really getting— uk's twitter account is really getting into— uk's twitter account is really getting into the— uk's twitter account is really getting into the spirit of things.— getting into the spirit of things. a— getting into the spirit of things. a good rainbow coloured mercedes— things. a good rainbow coloured mercedes-there- things. a good rainbow coloured mercedes there and the mercedes badge there and the official— mercedes badge there and the official bmw— mercedes badge there and the official bmw account. official bmw twitter account. vou—

official bmw twitter account. you win— official bmw twitter account. you win — official bmw twitter account. you will see the— official bmw twitter account. you will see the rainbow colours oouoo— you will see the rainbow colours oouuo tho— you will see the rainbow colours around the edge.— you will see the rainbow colours around the edge. there good. however, strangely bmw saudi arabian— however, strangely bmw saudi arabian-feed- however, strangely bmw saudi arabian feed doesn't arabian twitter feed doesn't oo— arabian twitter feed doesn't to bo— arabian twitter feed doesn't seem to be celebrating pride and the sociol— seem to be celebrating pride and the social and— seem to be celebrating pride and the social and political commentator- the social and political commentator bushra sheikh had this commentator bushra sheikh had ttto to— commentator bushra sheikh had this to .earlier_ commentator bushra sheikh had this to .earlier on _ commentator bushra sheikh had this to earlier on on this to say earlier on on tutttot— this to say earlier on on twitter and— this to say earlier on on twitter and it- this to say earlier on on twitter and it really got my ottouttou— twitter and it really got my attention,-pride - twitter and it really got my attention, pride month attention, this pride month ton-t— attention, this pride month isn't celebrated by muslims lgbt ttootogy— isn't celebrated by muslims lgbt ttootogy toot— isn't celebrated by muslims lgbt ideology does not— isn't celebrated by muslims lgbt ideology does not align with totomto— ideology does not align with islamic teachings, and there is uotttuo— islamic teachings, and there is nothing homophobic about it. in zeta— nothing homophobic about it. in zeta-mutton— nothing homophobic about it. in 2010, muslim organisations 2010, many muslim organisations tattoo— 2010, many muslim organisations raised concerns— 2010, many muslim organisations raised concerns about where this mtuottty— raised concerns about where this mtuottty-uoo— raised concerns about where this minority was heading with minority group was heading with otttttou— minority group was heading with otttttou out— minority group was heading with children and _and - minority group was heading with children and and now look children and trans. and now look loung— children and trans. and now look ,itotug totte— children and trans. and now look ,-being force fed.— children and trans. and now look , being force fed. i'm very , it's being force fed. i'm very ttoooot— , it's being force fed. i'm very ptoooot to— , it's being force fed. i'm very pleased to - i'm - , it's being force fed. i'm very pleased to i'm very pleased pleased to say. i'm very pleased to-ttot— pleased to say. i'm very pleased to-that bushra— pleased to say. i'm very pleased to that bushra joins me in to say that bushra joins me in tho— to say that bushra joins me in tho otutto— to say that bushra joins me in the studio right— to say that bushra joins me in the studio right now. thank you very— the studio right now. thank you very-think— the studio right now. thank you tow-tutut wo— the studio right now. thank you very think we have very much. i think we have ttouttttot— very much. i think we have identified you— very much. i think we have identified you identified identified you have identified an identified you have identified out-— identified you have identified an-is simmering. identified you have identified- an-is simmering under an issue that is simmering under the utooot— an issue that is simmering under the surface-about- an issue that is simmering under the surface about to boil the surface and is about to boil , uttot— the surface and is about to boil over , which perfectly over, which is, to be perfectly honest— over, which is, to be perfectly honest tutt— over, which is, to be perfectly honest with you, _ over, which is, to be perfectly honest with you, when the pride tttgoto— honest with you, when the pride uttgoto motto— honest with you, when the pride brigade meets elements of the muottm — brigade meets elements of the muslim community, what's going to happen? — muslim community, what's going to happen? .— muslim community, what's going to happen? i mean,— muslim community, what's going to happen? i mean, look, this isn't just about the muslim community. about all community. this is about all orthodox faiths as orthodox abrahamic faiths as well people probably well. and people probably outside kind of religious outside of any kind of religious compass. are going to be met compass. we are going to be met with a lot of pushback from this

because ten, 20 years ago, when you traditional values and you have traditional values and you have traditional values and you ethics and you have a you have ethics and you have a moral compass that originate from the word of god, which is technically does not align with the lgbt community, you are going to challenge those things and we are going to see this grow . it's not something that's grow. it's not something that's going to be quiet, especially within community, within the muslim community, because compass is built because our compass is built against anything that the lgbt, lgbt q community stands for. yeah, indeed. and christianity has been remarkably soft on it. the argument for why that would be it's moving with modern times in a way that that incorporates modern britain , perhaps the modern britain, perhaps the muslim community is prepared to be more fundamental and rigorous in its traditional beliefs , and in its traditional beliefs, and that i suspect , is in its traditional beliefs, and that i suspect, is going to lead to a key battle line being drawn in the sand at some point. and i don't want to use the word riots, but i can certainly see huge issues. and of

riots, but i can certainly see huge issues . and of course, huge issues. and of course, issues are going— huge issues. and of course, issues are going to- gt; and of course, issues are going to become apparent— issues are going to become apparent uten— issues are going to become apparent when you are pushing an agenda— apparent when you are pushing an agenda onto— apparent when you are pushing an agenda outo o— apparent when you are pushing an agenda onto a community or onto agenda onto a community or onto o society— agenda onto a community or onto o ooototy tutt— agenda onto a community or onto a society that doesn't want it. now:— a society that doesn't want it. now, tuto— a society that doesn't want it. now, this to— a society that doesn't want it. now, this is still— a society that doesn't want it. now, this is still a very minority— now, this is still a very minority group . it's not a big minority group. it's not a big pottton— minority group. it's not a big potttou ot— minority group. it's not a big portion of the— minority group. it's not a big portion of the population, and yet it— portion of the population, and yet it te— portion of the population, and yet it is propagandised and brought— yet it is propagandised and brought cast— yet it is propagandised and brought cast like it is a majorityt_ brought cast like it is a majority, which it isn't. so if you— majority, which it isn't. so if you ton-t— majority, which it isn't. so if you don't want— majority, which it isn't. so if you don't want or a society toeeu-t— you don't want or a society doesn't want— you don't want or a society doesn't want those teachings to be doesn't want those teachings to te tu— doesn't want those teachings to be to o— doesn't want those teachings to be to o eotoot— doesn't want those teachings to be in a school in— doesn't want those teachings to be in a school in our 4 or 5 year— be in a school in our 4 or 5 yet ott— be in a school in our 4 or 5 year old school— be in a school in our 4 or 5 year old school books, then we utt— year old school books, then we uttt tott— year old school books, then we will fight against— year old school books, then we will fight against those things . aut— will fight against those things . ant tite— will fight against those things . and like i've— will fight against those things . and like i've said before, tnte— . and like i've said before, tntelotout— . and like i've said before, this about freedom of speech. this is about freedom of speech. wnot— this is about freedom of speech. wnot-ttte— this is about freedom of speech. what-likelwhen- this is about freedom of speech. what like when we're what i don't like is when we're ottegoneet— what i don't like is when we're categorised as— what i don't like is when we're categorised as homophobic an categorised as homophobic or an tntotetont— categorised as homophobic or an intolerant society— categorised as homophobic or an intolerant society or a community— intolerant society or a community because we're not. neoouee— community because we're not. neoouee unen— community because we're not. because when people say britain is because when people say britain to totetont— because when people say britain is tolerant, actually britain's not— is tolerant, actually britain's not very— is tolerant, actually britain's not very tolerant— is tolerant, actually britain's not very tolerant because if we were _tolerant_ not very tolerant because if we were _tolerant ,- not very tolerant because if we were tolerant , then we were really tolerant, then we nouttn-t— were really tolerant, then we wouldn't have— were really tolerant, then we wouldn't have laws, would we? neoouee— wouldn't have laws, would we?| neooueeuon—t because i personally don't want a because i personally don't want t person— because i personally don't want t person to— because i personally don't want t peteon to go— because i personally don't want a person to go and— because i personally don't want a person to go and steal or come into— a person to go and steal or come tnto ny— a person to go and steal or come tnto nny nouee— a person to go and steal or come into my house and,— a person to go and steal or come into my house and, know, do into my house and, you know, do as into my house and, you know, do oe-tteoee— into my house and, you know, do oe-tteoee .— into my house and, you know, do oe-tteoee . so— into my house and, you know, do as-please . so we're- into my house and, you know, do as please . so we're not as as they please. so we're not as totetont— as they please. so we're not as totetont oe— as they please. so we're not as tolerant as we _ as they please. so we're not as tolerant as we claim. ;�*tzrtz; tolerant as we claim. is there a key— tolerant as we claim. is there a key difference, though, between just accepting people who are in same sex relationships and want

same sex relationships and want same sex relationships and want same sex marriage and things like track is indoctrination of children in primary schools? because i think there is a difference. there is that, is there not? and some people might say that the fundamental interpretation of the islamic religion is kind of against all of that. it is. it is. it is. to— of that. it is. it is. it is. no totin— of that. it is. it is. it is. it's again, it's- it is. it is. it is. it's again, it's against, you know— it's again, it's against, you know ,— it's again, it's against, you know , homophobia. it's against know, homophobia. it's against tone— know, homophobia. it's against tone tt-e— know, homophobia. it's against trans. it's about— know, homophobia. it's against trans. it's about all of that. neuee— trans. it's about all of that. because fundamentally, we do tetteve— because fundamentally, we do tetteve tn— because fundamentally, we do tetteve tn tn— because fundamentally, we do believe in in a— because fundamentally, we do believe in in a core belief, nnet— believe in in a core belief, union te— believe in in a core belief, which is adam _ believe in in a core belief, which is adam and eve. so being gay which is adam and eve. so being ooy ont— which is adam and eve. so being ooy ono tetno— which is adam and eve. so being gay and being muslim is condemned— gay and being muslim is condemned is- gay and being muslim is condemned is not allowed. but oootn— condemned is not allowed. but oootn ,— condemned is not allowed. but oootn , tnte— condemned is not allowed. but oootn , tnte te— condemned is not allowed. but again , this is a— condemned is not allowed. but again , this is a very wide again, this is a very wide conversation. _ again, this is a very wide conversation. there's a lot of nuance in this— conversation. there's a lot of nuance in this as— conversation. there's a lot of nuance in this as well, because in nuance in this as well, because tn teton— nuance in this as well, because tn teton oe— nuance in this as well, because tn teton oe on— nuance in this as well, because in islam as an idea, you know , in islam as an idea, you know, toee— in islam as an idea, you know, toee not— in islam as an idea, you know, toee not note— in islam as an idea, you know, does not have a— in islam as an idea, you know, does not have a consequence, a tnouont— does not have a consequence, a thought doesn't— does not have a consequence, a thought doesn't have a consequence.- thought doesn't have a consequence. it's behaviour and oettone— consequence. it's behaviour and oettone tnot— consequence. it's behaviour and actions that have— consequence. it's behaviour and actions that have a— consequence. it's behaviour and actions that have a consequence to t.— actions that have a consequence to t. so— actions that have a consequence to it. so thinking— actions that have a consequence to it. so thinking that you have a, to it. so thinking that you have o, you— to it. so thinking that you have o, you know— to it. so thinking that you have o, you know ,— to it. so thinking that you have a, you know , some— to it. so thinking that you have a, you know , some kind of a, you know, some kind of teettnoe— a, you know, some kind of feelings for— a, you know, some kind of feelings for the- a, you know, some kind of feelings for the same sex isn't oontenneot— feelings for the same sex isn't condemned. it's— feelings for the same sex isn't condemned. it's when you act on tnoee— condemned. it's when you act on tnoee teettnoe— condemned. it's when you act on those feelings, you— condemned. it's when you act on those feelings, you see. and

tnot-e— those feelings, you see. and that's where— those feelings, you see. and that's where islam comes into it. that's where islam comes into tt. tie— that's where islam comes into t. we oe— that's where islam comes into t. we ott— that's where islam comes into it. we are all about prevention . totnot— it. we are all about prevention . patrick we're— it. we are all about prevention . patrick we're always about netentton— . patrick we're always about prevention because finding a tot— prevention because finding a cure for things— prevention because finding a cure for things can be very, very— cure for things can be very, very difficult.— cure for things can be very, very difficult. and unfortunately or fortunately, nntonetet— unfortunately or fortunately, whichever way— unfortunately or fortunately, whichever way somebody wants to toot— whichever way somebody wants to toot ot— whichever way somebody wants to toot ot tnte— whichever way somebody wants to look at this and— whichever way somebody wants to look at this and being muslim ont— look at this and being muslim ont tente— look at this and being muslim and lgbtq does— look at this and being muslim and lgbtq does not sit together. and and lgbtq does not sit together. ant we— and lgbtq does not sit together. ant we tne— and lgbtq does not sit together. ant we too tn— and lgbtq does not sit together. and we live in an— and lgbtq does not sit together. and we live in an incredibly- and we live in an incredibly multicultural society of which the people of the islamic faith make up a huge percentage and a growing percentage as well. of people in this multicultural society . we have already seen society. we have already seen situations at one primary situations like at one primary school birmingham where there school in birmingham where there was kind cack handed was some kind of cack handed attempt at a sex education class that involved an element of the attempt at a sex education class that iisex. 'ed an element of the attempt at a sex education class that iisex. there element of the attempt at a sex education class that iisex. there elem big of the same sex. there were big protests outside there and not all of that was savoury. to be fair, there were things about people burning in hell and all of that and if we just play the tape forward and i think i can see this coming a mile off, i suspect you can as well, which is in ten years time when every single business in the uk and every single school in the uk has a full month of abject

rainbow coloured pride events and the muslim population has increased by however much , and increased by however much, and there being massive issues literally on the streets of britain. so what happens there? how do we stop that? well, or does that just is this an inevitability ? this is inevitability? this is definitely— inevitability? this is definitely an - c can? this is definitely an inevitability , definitely an inevitability, taotty— definitely an inevitability, taotty tut— definitely an inevitability, motty but what i will say is eeonety— motty but what i will say is everyone should— motty but what i will say is everyone should be treated with ttntneee. — everyone should be treated with ttntneee. eo— everyone should be treated with kindness. so despite not having the kindness. so despite not having tne ee— kindness. so despite not having the same ideologies or the same tnot— the same ideologies or the same views, that does— the same ideologies or the same views, that does not mean that you— views, that does not mean that you on— views, that does not mean that you te— views, that does not mean that you can be unkind— views, that does not mean that you can be unkind to a person. ant— you can be unkind to a person. ant tnot-e— you can be unkind to a person. and that's where— you can be unkind to a person. and that's where we talk about notnony. — and that's where we talk about notnony. ate— and that's where we talk about harmony. me being gay or wanting to te— harmony. me being gay or wanting to te tone— harmony. me being gay or wanting to be trans. those— harmony. me being gay or wanting to be trans. those things are going— to be trans. those things are totnt to— to be trans. those things are totnt to extet— to be trans. those things are going to exist in— to be trans. those things are going to exist in our community. so going to exist in our community. so tt-e— going to exist in our community. so tt-e teotty— going to exist in our community. so it's really incumbent upon us of so it's really incumbent upon us ot peopte,— so it's really incumbent upon us ot peopte, ot— so it's really incumbent upon us of people, of faith,— so it's really incumbent upon us of people, of faith, of any group— of people, of faith, of any group to— of people, of faith, of any group to understand that that toee— group to understand that that toee not— group to understand that that toee not otte— group to understand that that does not give us— group to understand that that does not give us the entitlement to te— does not give us the entitlement to te otuette— does not give us the entitlement tote otuette .— does not give us the entitlement to be abusive . we— does not give us the entitlement to be abusive . we can have those to be abusive. we can have those tteotottee— to be abusive. we can have those ideologies that— to be abusive. we can have those ideologies that coexist, but fundamentally,— ideologies that coexist, but fundamentally, need to fundamentally, people need to untetetont— fundamentally, people need to understand that— fundamentally, people need to understand that we are against all understand that we are against ott ot— understand that we are against ott ot t.— understand that we are against ott ot tt. so— understand that we are against all of it. so if— understand that we are against all of it. so if we— understand that we are against all of it. so if we feel like it is, all of it. so if we feel like it te ne— all of it. so if we feel like it is, we are our— all of it. so if we feel like it is, we are our children are bent— is, we are our children are being indoctrinated and conditioned— being indoctrinated and conditioned to think in a way, we wit— conditioned to think in a way, we wttt twen— conditioned to think in a way, we will push back on. i think

ttte— we will push back on. i think ttte te— we will push back on. i think ttte te eo— we will push back on. i think this is so fascinating because i think for a lot of people out there, non—muslims who have been feeling though they've been feeling as though they've been banging against banging their head against a brick where are brick wall where they are broadly people , they broadly tolerant people, they don't like the way that they see perceived indoctrination of children. they don't think that men spaces children. they don't think that nfor spaces children. they don't think that nfor example. spaces children. they don't think that nfor example. and spaces children. they don't think that nfor example. and then spaces children. they don't think that nfor example. and then you;paces children. they don't think that nfor example. and then you endes , for example. and then you end up in this bizarre situation where i think for a lot of people, they will be looking at the way that the muslim community is handling this. and i'm speaking very broad brush community is handling this. and i'm sthere. g very broad brush community is handling this. and i'm sthere. butry broad brush community is handling this. and i'm sthere. but the road brush community is handling this. and i'm sthere. but the muslimish term there. but the muslim community handling this and community is handling this and thinking, well, i'm actually quite glad that somebody's standing it is standing up to it. it is fascinating. i really appreciate you to talk about it. you coming on to talk about it. we're this. look, we're out of time on this. look, this issue not going away at this issue is not going away at all. far from it. thank you very much for shake their much both for shake their joining me on that. you joining me on that. and you get your it's your emails coming in. it's a good point gb views at good talking point gb views at gb news .com. but now to an alarming which found alarming study which has found that teachers want that thousands of teachers want to because of aggressive to quit because of aggressive pupils. more pupils. it says that more than three teachers three quarters of the teachers are jobs growing are unhappy with jobs growing demands. female teachers blamed the likes of social media

influencer andrew tate for growing misogyny from male pupils. tate is currently being investigated of people trafficking in romania for what it's worth, and the survey of 1000 teachers found that 78% of them would take another job with a better work life balance. 64% were unhappy with their pay and said that they would take a higher pay job. 20% said they expected to leave and felt they were unlikely to be in the profession in five years time. so some spoke for a decline in respect for teachers, a growing level , they said, of misogyny level, they said, of misogyny from male pupils influenced by toxic role models on social media. joining me now is mark lehane. he's a former teacher and head of education at the centre for policy studies. mark, great stuff. you very great stuff. thank you very much. wonder whether or much. now, i wonder whether or not it is really about a toxic masculine culture in schools . is masculine culture in schools. is it not the case that they've always been feral kids? look, they've always been naughty kids in and don't think in schools and i don't think there really a golden in schools and i don't think thertof really a golden in schools and i don't think thertof school really a golden in schools and i don't think thertof school where' a golden in schools and i don't think thertof school where alljolden in schools and i don't think thertof school where all the en age of school where all the children behaved were really children behaved and were really keen learn and the teachers

children behaved and were really keen getearn and the teachers children behaved and were really keen getearnwith the teachers children behaved and were really keen getearnwith it. ifeachers children behaved and were really keen getearnwith it. if yours could get on with it. if you take a step back— could get on with it. if you take a step back for- could get on with it. if you take a step back for a- f: i911 e if you take a step back for a minute, tnoutn— take a step back for a minute, tnoutn t— take a step back for a minute, though, i think— take a step back for a minute, though, i think when i talk to peopte— though, i think when i talk to peopte-tne— though, i think when i talk to people _the sector- though, i think when i talk to people the sector still people across the sector still owetott— people across the sector still overall average _ people across the sector still overall average behaviour in our eenoote— overall average behaviour in our eenoote tn— overall average behaviour in our schools in england— overall average behaviour in our schools in england now is much better— schools in england now is much tettet tnon— schools in england now is much better than it— schools in england now is much better than it was— schools in england now is much better than it was 15, 20 better than it was ten, 15, 20 yeote— better than it was ten, 15, 20 yeote-t— better than it was ten, 15, 20 yeote-t teotty- better than it was ten, 15, 20 years-i really do.- better than it was ten, 15, 20 years-i really do. i- better than it was ten, 15, 20. years-i really do. i think years ago. i really do. i think it has got better. i think after 2010 government it 2010 the government made it a lot for head teachers lot easier for head teachers to enforce their will on their schools, keep schools safe and happy it easier to happy. they made it easier to extet— happy. they made it easier to expet teotty— happy. they made it easier to expel really-or- expel really violent or disruptive _ expel really violent or disruptive 2010, disruptive pupils before 2010, it disruptive pupils before 2010, tt woe— disruptive pupils before 2010, it was virtually— disruptive pupils before 2010, it was virtually impossible to do it was virtually impossible to to tnot. — it was virtually impossible to to tnot. vou— it was virtually impossible to do that. you would- it was virtually impossible to do that. /t:::t. : f : do that. you would face endless legal challenges. so i think tntnte— legal challenges. so i think the wt— legal challenges. so i think things did-better- g fg so i think things did better because things did get better because a lot things did get better because a tot ot— things did get better because a tot ot nont— things did get better because a lot of hard work— things did get better because a lot of hard work teachers and things did get better because a lot ofteachersrk teachers and things did get better because a lot ofteachers and teachers and things did get better because a lot ofteachers and so achers and things did get better because a lot ofteachers and so on. s and things did get better because a lot ofteachers and so on. fixed things did get better because a lot ofteachers and so on. head teachers and so on. but i tttnt— head teachers and so on. but i tttnt eotne— head teachers and so on. but i think since covid like a lot of things, it's just that much harder the basics right harder to get the basics right now. children aren't coming to school quite as often. disaffect the kids, they're coming the kids, when they're coming in, out the in, they're out of the good habhs in, they're out of the good habits got into. and habits we got them into. and i think we're seeing think that's what we're seeing in these results now. is in these survey results now. is it parents? listen, there is it bad parents? listen, there is no doubt that we need more parents with parents to be authoritative with their tell them their children and tell them what and most importantly their children and tell them vttot and most importantly their children and tell them vtto back and most importantly their children and tell them vtto back schools nost importantly their children and tell them vtto back schools uptt importantly their children and tell them vtto back schools up when)rtantly , to back schools up when there's issue school. there's an issue at school. i always said to parents, a always said to parents, i was a head for years.

head teacher for five years. i always parents, listen, always said to parents, listen, we're not always going to get everything but need you everything right, but i need you to us front of your to work with us in front of your child. i need you to back us. and if you've got a concern about what we've done, talk to us an issue us quietly. is there an issue wttn— us quietly. is there an issue with fatherlessness?- t:. cent is there an issue with fatherlessness? absent totnete— with fatherlessness? absent fathers . all, _ with fatherlessness? absent fathers . all, .you - with fatherlessness? absent fathers-all, .you in fathers at all, do you think, in the?— fathers at all, do you think, in twee-nett— fathers at all, do you think, in this?-help but- fathers at all, do you think, in this? help but wonder this? i can't help but wonder wnetnet— this? i can't help but wonder whether-lack- this? i can't help but wonder whether-lackla. whether or not a lack of a etotte— whether or not a lack of a stable-life. - whether or not a lack of a stable-life. oh - whether or not a lack of a stable life. oh we are stable home life. oh we are going— stable home life. oh we are tone—count- stable home life. oh we arej going—court now going to the high court now wnete—te- going to the high court now where—is just. where prince harry is just tetttnt— where prince harry is just getting-black- where prince harry is just getting black range getting into his black range tower— getting into his black range rover ,— getting into his black range rover , where— getting into his black range rover , where he be leaving rover, where he will be leaving . tt-e— rover, where he will be leaving . tt-e teen— rover, where he will be leaving . we been on— rover, where he will be leaving . it's been an action packed day for . it's been an action packed day tot nn— . it's been an action packed day tot it... ot— . it's been an action packed day for him, of course.— . it's been an action packed day for him, of course. now we're tnnttnt— for him, of course. now we're tnnttnt-tont— for him, of course. now we're bringing-bang “p- for him, of course. now we're bringing bang up to bringing you bang up to date wttn— bringing you bang up to date wttn-toteet- bringing you bang up to date with latest revelations with the very latest revelations tron— with the very latest revelations tron-tnot— with the very latest revelations tron-tnot-tnl from inside that courtroom in a note— from inside that courtroom in a note ot— from inside that courtroom in a matter of moments as prince tony— matter of moments as prince nony putte— matter of moments as prince nony putte owoy— matter of moments as prince harry pulls away from the high eoutt. — harry pulls away from the high eoutt. tt-e— harry pulls away from the high court. it's been— harry pulls away from the high court. it's been a— harry pulls away from the high court. it's been a difficult day for court. it's been a difficult day tot ntn— court. it's been a difficult day for him where— court. it's been a difficult day for him where he— court. it's been a difficult day for him where he was asked a ot— for him where he was asked a series of questions the series of questions by the annot— series of questions by the mirror-legal- series of questions by the mirror legal barrister mirror group's legal barrister wno— mirror group's legal barrister wno woe— mirror group's legal barrister who was essentially really ptettnt— who was essentially really otettnt ntn — who was essentially really picking him apart and saying, you nowen-t— picking him apart and saying, you haven't really got that much noon— you haven't really got that much not note— you haven't really got that much noon note you— you haven't really got that much proof, have you, for— you haven't really got that much proof, have you, for phone noottnt.— proof, have you, for phone noottnt. t— proof, have you, for phone hacking. i will— proof, have you, for phone hacking. i will be returning to the hacking. i will be returning to tne tony— hacking. i will be returning to tne nony etoty— hacking. i will be returning to the harry story in— hacking. i will be returning to the harry story in a second. sonny.— the harry story in a second. sonny-ot- the harry story in a second. sorry. _of course,| the harry story in a second. sorry. _of course, to sorry. back now of course, to tne— sorry. back now of course, to the education— sorry. back now of course, to the education story with mark. tnont—tnotl thank you. sorry about that, wont. — thank you. sorry about that, wont. wont.— thank you. sorry about that, mark. right. so,— thank you. sorry about that, mark. right. so, look, i wonder wnetnet— mark. right. so, look, i wonder wnetnet ot— mark. right. so, look, i wonder whether or not— mark. right. so, look, i wonder whether or not there an issue whether or not there is an issue

wttn. — whether or not there is an issue wttn. _ttoten— whether or not there is an issue with. broken homes. listen, with. yeah broken homes. listen, in with. yeah broken homes. listen, tn o— with. yeah broken homes. listen, tn o tteon— with. yeah broken homes. listen, in a dream world,— with. yeah broken homes. listen, in a dream world, every child woutt— in a dream world, every child woutt conne— in a dream world, every child would come to— in a dream world, every child would come to school from a happy,— would come to school from a notny eetttet— would come to school from a happy, settled family. it happy, settled family. whatever that happy, settled family. whatever tnot tonntty— happy, settled family. whatever that family makeup might be. but that's never been the case. and schools are really good at deaung schools are really good at dealing children might schools are really good at deounsettled children might schools are really good at deounsettled forldren might schools are really good at deounsettled for whatever might schools are really good at deounsettled for whatever reason be unsettled for whatever reason . but there is no doubt the last years been and i years have been harder. and i think what need to remember think what we need to remember is three is through just over three years ago, lockdown. ago, we went into lockdown. schools were closed for an extended period of time. teachers stepped extended period of time. teacthe; stepped extended period of time. teacthe breach stepped extended period of time. - teacthe breach to.stepped teacthe breach to try stepped teacthe breach to try and ped extended period of time. - teacthe breach to try and keep into the breach to try and keep teotntnt— into the breach to try and keep. learning—schools learning going. lots of schools were trying get food were trying to keep get food parcels home and stuff like parcels to home and stuff like that, we haven't really had that, and we haven't really had a break schools for everyone a break in schools for everyone to breath, catch to get their breath, catch their breath on of things breath and get on top of things again. okay. should very again. okay. should we be very wontet— again. okay. should we be very wontetltuet— again. okay. should we be very worried .just bring— again. okay. should we be very worried .just bring us- 3th " okay. should we be very worried just bring us back to 3th " okay. should we be very worvery just bring us back to 3th " okay. should we be very worvery rootst bring us back to 3th " okay. should we be very worvery root of)ring us back to 3th " okay. should we be very worvery root of this us back to 3th " okay. should we be very worvery root of this story, ck to the very root of this story, when— the very root of this story, wnton te— the very root of this story, which is that— the very root of this story, which is that basically a huge nunnett— which is that basically a huge number-teachers- which is that basically a huge number teachers are number of teachers now are eoytnt— number of teachers now are eoytnt-ote- number of teachers now are i saying-are absolutely saying that they are absolutely eettotn— saying that they are absolutely eettotn tnot— saying that they are absolutely certain that they're going to teowe— certain that they're going to teowe tne — certain that they're going to leave the profession. one etenent— leave the profession. one etenent ot— leave the profession. one element of this, of course, is noutnty— element of this, of course, is noutnty ttte— element of this, of course, is naughty kids, but is this a note— naughty kids, but is this a bigger concern— naughty kids, but is this a bigger concern now , do you bigger concern now, do you tntnte— bigger concern now, do you tntnte t— bigger concern now, do you think? i think— bigger concern now, do you think? i think it's always been a think? i think it's always been o ott— think? i think it's always been a big concern. _ think? i think it's always been a big concern. i— think? i think it's always been a big concern. e a big concern. i think it's a particularly pertinent concern right now. i think people are

ground the good ground down. but but the good neweltne— ground down. but but the good news-the things— ground down. but but the good news-the things we- tg”tit.. t: : but but the good news the things we need to news is the things we need to get— news is the things we need to get tenowtout— news is the things we need to get behaviour schools get behaviour better in schools to note— get behaviour better in schools to note-o— get behaviour better in schools to make a pleasant place to to make them a pleasant place to teotn— to make them a pleasant place to teotn-teoen— to make them a pleasant place to learn .teach those _ to make them a pleasant place to learn teach those are learn and teach those powers are in headteachers— learn and teach those powers are in headteachers-we- learn and teach those powers are in headteachers �*ftt�*ti; in headteachers hands. we just neet— in headteachers hands. we just neet-ttenn— in headteachers hands. we just need them and support need to back them and support them dumas them as they use them. dumas thank very much. thank you very, very much. great stuff. there stuff. that's mark lehane. there is teacher head is the former teacher and head of the centre for of education at the centre for policy studies, reacting to that study to show policy studies, reacting to that stud teachers to show policy studies, reacting to that stud teachers were to show policy studies, reacting to that stud teachers were going show policy studies, reacting to that stud teachers were going to )w policy studies, reacting to that stud teachers were going to be that teachers were going to be leaving the profession in their droves down to naughty kids. i can't wonder whether or can't help but wonder whether or not got an issue not parenting has got an issue there. patrick christys on there. i'm patrick christys on gb sure that you do. gb news make sure that you do. stay have got stay tuned because we have got pictures harry, of pictures of prince harry, of course, leaving the high court. he has an action packed day within that courtroom where dephen within that courtroom where depher, by anyone's standards, really , he's been picked really, he's been picked apart big time by the mirror group's lawyer going in with feelings, not facts , has not done well for not facts, has not done well for the prince. patrick crisis on gb news britain's news .

channel. where it's 5 pm, it's patrick christys. it's gb news. i've got a very busy final hour for you. prince harry has just left the high court . it prince harry has just left the high court. it has been a shocking day for the prince. he's been picked apart from start to finish by the mirror group's barrister. i will be revealing all of the detail, including the topics covered very, very shortly. rishi sunak though he's going to be taking on the lords. could this be the only way to get that illegal migration through and then migration bill through and then

flies rwanda off the ground? flies to rwanda off the ground? i'll speaking to a lord and a i'll be speaking to a lord and a serving tory mp on this to get their take. serving tory mp on this to get theirtake. i'm also going to be their take. i'm also going to be discussing this story as well. very important. it's the 79th anniversary of d—day. and when we look around britain today, i want to pose the question , why want to pose the question, why do we think we've done our brave heroes proud ? so we're going to heroes proud? so we're going to be talking about all of that and finally as well. yes that's right. the dream boys is fast approaching. i am raising money for the mental health charity mind. there is me quite a while ago strutting my stuff, if you want to call it that. and so far, you wonderful people have raised £56 and a bit thousand pounds for the mental health charity mind. just. giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's is that link . just giving.com/fundraising/challenge christie's on the 28th of this month i'll be getting my kit off on stage in bromley with those lovely chaps who i do not look like it's fair to say to raise

money patrick christys on . gb money patrick christys on. gb news if we can get it to 60 grand, that would be great. but anyway, i'll start rattling the can now. yeah get your emails coming in. gb views and news coming in. gb views and gb news .com way, .com loads coming your way, including the latest explosive claims prince harry saga claims in that prince harry saga . what's he playing at now? those headlines . at the those are the headlines. at the high court in london today. prince harry has been accusing the government— prince harry has been accusing the government of being at rock bottom— the government of being at rock bottom .— the government of being at rock bottom . tne— the government of being at rock bottom . the duke— the government of being at rock bottom . the duke of sussex has bottom. the duke of sussex has teen— bottom. the duke of sussex has teen etwtnt— bottom. the duke of sussex has been giving evidence in london ototnet— been giving evidence in london against-publisher- been giving evidence in london against publisher of the against the publisher of the dotty— against the publisher of the daily—alleged. daily mirror over alleged untowtut— daily mirror over alleged unlawful information gathering. he unlawful information gathering. te tott— unlawful information gathering. te tott tne— unlawful information gathering. he told the court,— unlawful information gathering. he told the court, our country is he told the court, our country te tuttet— he told the court, our country is judged globally by the state of is judged globally by the state ot out— is judged globally by the state ot tteee— is judged globally by the state of our press and— is judged globally by the state of our press and our government. he oteo— of our press and our government. he oteo oueet— of our press and our government. he also accused the— of our press and our government. he also accused the press of none— he also accused the press of nowtnt ttoot— he also accused the press of having blood on— he also accused the press of having blood on its hands during his cross—examination . mirror his cross—examination. mirror trout— his cross—examination. mirror group newspapers denies all the ottetottone— group newspapers denies all the allegations. meanwhile the us government— allegations. meanwhile the us government will— allegations. meanwhile the us government will be challenged in out— government will be challenged in out tte— government will be challenged in court over its decision to give

tne— court over its decision to give tne oute— court over its decision to give tne oute ot— court over its decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. — the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. tnot— the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. that comes— the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. that comes after prince tony-e— 2020. that comes after prince harry's admissions of illegal tout— harry's admissions of illegal ttut uee— harry's admissions of illegal tout tn— harry's admissions of illegal drug use. in his— harry's admissions of illegal drug use. in his memoir spare . drug use. in his memoir spare. tt-e— drug use. in his memoir spare. we not— drug use. in his memoir spare. it's not known— drug use. in his memoir spare. it's not known if— drug use. in his memoir spare. it's not known if he admitted his it's not known if he admitted he tout— it's not known if he admitted he ttut uee— it's not known if he admitted his drug use for— it's not known if he admitted his drug use for the visa ooptteotton— his drug use for the visa otntteotton .— his drug use for the visa application . us official application. us official pottetee— application. us official policies dictate that visa otntteonte— policies dictate that visa applicants who are found to be true— applicants who are found to be ttut ueete— applicants who are found to be true ot— applicants who are found to be drug users or addict addicts are tnetttttte— drug users or addict addicts are tnetttttte tot— drug users or addict addicts are ineligible for us— drug users or addict addicts are ineligible for us visas here. one— ineligible for us visas here. one ot— ineligible for us visas here. one ot ttv-e— ineligible for us visas here. one of itv's senior managers teon— one of itv's senior managers teon noe— one of itv's senior managers team has defended the company's tuty— team has defended the company's tuty ot— team has defended the company's tuty ot ooe— team has defended the company's duty of care, telling— team has defended the company's duty of care, telling mps there is duty of care, telling mps there te o— duty of care, telling mps there is a significant— duty of care, telling mps there is a significant system of safeguarding— is a significant system of safeguarding in place at the eonpony— safeguarding in place at the company. magnus brock has been tueettonet— company. magnus brock has been tueettonet ty— company. magnus brock has been tueettonet ty o— company. magnus brock has been questioned by a parliamentary eeteot— questioned by a parliamentary select committee— questioned by a parliamentary select committee over the broadcaster's— select committee over the broadcaster's handling of tnttttn— broadcaster's handling of phillip schofield affair with a younger— phillip schofield affair with a younger note— phillip schofield affair with a younger male work colleague, mr trott— younger male work colleague, mr tnoet oteo— younger male work colleague, mr brock also said— younger male work colleague, mr brock also said bullying is oteotutety— brock also said bullying is absolutely in— brock also said bullying is absolutely in breach of itv's eonnony— absolutely in breach of itv's eonnony cote— absolutely in breach of itv's company code of— absolutely in breach of itv's company code of conduct, amid ottetottone— company code of conduct, amid allegations of— company code of conduct, amid allegations of a— company code of conduct, amid allegations of a toxic work environment— allegations of a toxic work environment at— allegations of a toxic work environment at the daytime tv enow— environment at the daytime tv enow tnte— environment at the daytime tv show this morning, itv chief eeute— show this morning, itv chief executive dame— show this morning, itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall is

to onneot— executive dame carolyn mccall is to oooeot tetote— executive dame carolyn mccall is to appear before the committee next— to appear before the committee next weet— to appear before the committee next weet to— to appear before the committee next week to answer further oueettone— next week to answer further oueettone .— next week to answer further questions . downing street said questions. downing street said totoy— questions. downing street said totoy tne— questions. downing street said today the government is willing today the government is willing to agree— today the government is willing to agree another— today the government is willing to agree another way forward totter— to agree another way forward totnet tnon — to agree another way forward rather than lodging a legal onottente— rather than lodging a legal challenge against the covid tnoutty— challenge against the covid tntutty. tne— challenge against the covid inquiry. the cabinet office has teen— inquiry. the cabinet office has been oetet— inquiry. the cabinet office has been asked to— inquiry. the cabinet office has been asked to present the former tnne— been asked to present the former prime minister,— been asked to present the former prime minister, boris johnson's notetoot— prime minister, boris johnson's notetootto— prime minister, boris johnson's notebook to the— prime minister, boris johnson's notebook to the inquiry by june tztn— notebook to the inquiry by june on eo— notebook to the inquiry by june on eo tnot— notebook to the inquiry by june 12th so that they— notebook to the inquiry by june 12th so that they may be eonnotet— 12th so that they may be compared to— 12th so that they may be compared to the redacted copies otteoty— compared to the redacted copies already provided— compared to the redacted copies already provided .— compared to the redacted copies already provided . baroness already provided. baroness teotnet— already provided. baroness heather hallett says she won't be commenting— heather hallett says she won't be commenting on the legal row. atnt-e— be commenting on the legal row. atnt-e ouneet— be commenting on the legal row. king's counsel for— be commenting on the legal row. king's counsel for the inquiry , king's counsel for the inquiry, tuto— king's counsel for the inquiry, nuto aettn— king's counsel for the inquiry, hugo keith, says— king's counsel for the inquiry, hugo keith, says the cabinet otttoe— hugo keith, says the cabinet otttee te— hugo keith, says the cabinet office is merely— hugo keith, says the cabinet office is merely seeking to ensure that— office is merely seeking to ensure that security protected tntotnotton— ensure that security protected information in— ensure that security protected information in the national tnteteet— information in the national tnteteet te— information in the national interest is not— information in the national interest is not disclosed. mr tonneon— interest is not disclosed. mr tonneon noe— interest is not disclosed. mr johnson has offered to provide the johnson has offered to provide tne tntutty— johnson has offered to provide the inquiry with— johnson has offered to provide the inquiry with assists tuttonoe— the inquiry with assists guidance directly . �*ftt�*ti; ”ti; guidance directly. we're tnotetut— guidance directly. we're tnotetutto— guidance directly. we're grateful to him for his cooperation and the inquiry team has been liaising with his legal team to arrange for the inspect portion of the unredacted whatsapps that he had provided to the cabinet office , but which

to the cabinet office, but which he has had returned to him. we expect to begin that inspection this week . international news this week. international news ont— this week. international news ont tne— this week. international news and the foreign— international news and the foreign secretary says tonote— and the foreign secretary says tonote to— and the foreign secretary says tonote to o— and the foreign secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine an damage to a major dam in ukraine on te— damage to a major dam in ukraine on te o— damage to a major dam in ukraine an is a catastrophe— damage to a major dam in ukraine an is a catastrophe and an otnonent— an is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act— an is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act .— an is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act . thousands of abhorrent act. thousands of peopte— abhorrent act. thousands of peopte not— abhorrent act. thousands of peopte not to— abhorrent act. thousands of people had to be evacuated from tnett— people had to be evacuated from ten nonee— people had to be evacuated from their homes after— people had to be evacuated from their homes after the huge two nie— their homes after the huge two ntte tone— their homes after the huge two ntte tont ton— their homes after the huge two mile long dam in— their homes after the huge two mile long dam in southern wttotne— mile long dam in southern ukraine was— mile long dam in southern ukraine was severely blown up. wttotne— ukraine was severely blown up. wttotne te— ukraine was severely blown up. ukraine is accusing russia of ttowtnt— ukraine is accusing russia of ttowtnt tt— ukraine is accusing russia of ttowtnt tt un— ukraine is accusing russia of blowing it up, but a member for tuttn-e— blowing it up, but a member for putin's united— blowing it up, but a member for putin's united russia party is ooouetnt— putin's united russia party is accusing ukraine of carrying out the accusing ukraine of carrying out tne ottoet— accusing ukraine of carrying out tne ottoet .— accusing ukraine of carrying out the attack . hundreds of homes, the attack. hundreds of homes, etreete— the attack. hundreds of homes, eteete ont— the attack. hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have been ttootet— streets and businesses have been ttootet .— streets and businesses have been ttootet . tene— streets and businesses have been flooded . here at— streets and businesses have been flooded . here at home, all boat flooded. here at home, all boat onetottone— flooded. here at home, all boat operations have— flooded. here at home, all boat operations have been suspended off bournemouth— operations have been suspended off bournemouth pier following the off bournemouth pier following tne teotne— off bournemouth pier following the deaths of— off bournemouth pier following the deaths of two— off bournemouth pier following the deaths of two young swimmers last the deaths of two young swimmers toet weet. — the deaths of two young swimmers toet weet. a— the deaths of two young swimmers last week. a local— the deaths of two young swimmers last week. a local council spokesperson _ last week. a local council spokesperson says the decision noe— spokesperson says the decision noe teen— spokesperson says the decision has been made— spokesperson says the decision has been made pending a conclusion— has been made pending a conclusion of— has been made pending a conclusion of the police investigation _ conclusion of the police investigation .- conclusion of the police investigation . an an inquest investigation. an an inquest tnto— investigation. an an inquest tnto tne— investigation. an an inquest into the deaths— investigation. an an inquest into the deaths of two yountetete— into the deaths of two youngsters heard they were part of youngsters heard they were part ot o— youngsters heard they were part ot o troun— youngsters heard they were part of a group thought to have been eoutnt— of a group thought to have been count up— of a group thought to have been count up tn— of a group thought to have been

count up tn o— of a group thought to have been caught up in a riptide in the poet— caught up in a riptide in the sea. postmortem examination sea. post mortem examination ntoeeettnte— sea. post mortem examination proceedings have— sea. postmortem examination proceedings have been adjourned unti— proceedings have been adjourned until september— proceedings have been adjourned until september .— proceedings have been adjourned until september. within the last noun— until september. within the last noun tne— until september. within the last hour, the police— until september. within the last hour, the police watchdog has announced it's— hour, the police watchdog has announced it's launched a enntnot— announced it's launched a criminal investigation into the too— criminal investigation into the fatal collision— criminal investigation into the fatal collision involving a nonee— fatal collision involving a police motor— fatal collision involving a police motor cycle escorting the oueneee— police motor cycle escorting the oueneee ot— police motor cycle escorting the duchess of edinburgh . the duchess of edinburgh. the ottteet— duchess of edinburgh. the officer from _ duchess of edinburgh. the officer from the special escort group— officer from the special escort ttoun te— officer from the special escort ttoun te tetnt— officer from the special escort group is being investigated on euentoton— group is being investigated on eueptoton ot— group is being investigated on suspicion of causing death by tontetoue— suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. as well as eouetnt— dangerous driving. as well as causing death— dangerous driving. as well as causing death by— dangerous driving. as well as causing death by careless driving-— causing death by careless tnwtnt. et— causing death by careless driving. 81 year old helen tottont— driving. 81 year old helen holland died— driving. 81 year old helen holland died after being struck by a— holland died after being struck by o potte— holland died after being struck by a police escort— holland died after being struck by a police escort bike in west tonton— by a police escort bike in west tonton toet— by a police escort bike in west london last month . ryanair london last month. ryanair eoneettet— london last month. ryanair cancelled 400— london last month. ryanair cancelled 400 flights today amid ttenen— cancelled 400 flights today amid ttenen ott— cancelled 400 flights today amid french air traffic— cancelled 400 flights today amid french air traffic control etttee— french air traffic control etttee .— french air traffic control strikes . some- french air traffic control strikes . some of the impacted strikes. some of the impacted ttttnte— strikes. some of the impacted ttttnte oe— strikes. some of the impacted ttttnte to— strikes. some of the impacted flights are to and— strikes. some of the impacted flights are to and from the uk ont— flights are to and from the uk ont ttetont— flights are to and from the uk ont ttetont .— flights are to and from the uk and ireland . a— flights are to and from the uk and ireland . a petition calling and ireland. a petition calling for and ireland. a petition calling tot tne— and ireland. a petition calling for the european— and ireland. a petition calling for the european commission to protect— for the european commission to protect ttttnte— for the european commission to protect flights over france tunnt — protect flights over france tunnt tne — protect flights over france during the strikes has so far teen— during the strikes has so far been ettnet— during the strikes has so far been signed by— during the strikes has so far been signed by over a million peopte.— been signed by over a million peopte. tne— been signed by over a million people. the confederation of inten— people. the confederation of british industry— people. the confederation of british industry has received the british industry has received tne toettnt— british industry has received the backing of— british industry has received the backing of its members for

new reforms introduced following a new reforms introduced following o ot— new reforms introduced following a series of sexual— new reforms introduced following a series of sexual harassment ottetottone— a series of sexual harassment ottetottone .— a series of sexual harassment allegations . 93%— a series of sexual harassment allegations . 93% of voting allegations. 93% of voting nnennetet— allegations. 93% of voting members supported the new enontee— members supported the new enontee ot— members supported the new changes at the— members supported the new changes at the industry body tntotueet— changes at the industry body introduced in— changes at the industry body introduced in the wake of the tone. — introduced in the wake of the tone. a— introduced in the wake of the claims. a number of major ennonontee— claims. a number of major companies, including john lewis , atwo— companies, including john lewis ,avn. ont— companies, including john lewis , aviva and itv,— companies, including john lewis , aviva and itv, quit from the ottonteotton— , aviva and itv, quit from the organisation following the newetotton— organisation following the revelation of _ organisation following the revelation of the allegations . revelation of the allegations. ant— revelation of the allegations. ant totoy— revelation of the allegations. ant totoy o— revelation of the allegations. and today a veterans memorial eentee— and today a veterans memorial eentoe noe— and today a veterans memorial service has been— and today a veterans memorial service has been taking place to now— service has been taking place to not tne— service has been taking place to mark the 79th— service has been taking place to mark the 79th anniversary of the u—uoy— mark the 79th anniversary of the u—uoy tonttnte— mark the 79th anniversary of the d—day landings. defence secretory— d—day landings. defence secretary ben— d—day landings. defence secretary ben wallace is in none— secretary ben wallace is in tone ton— secretary ben wallace is in france for the _ secretary ben wallace is in france for the service alongside the france for the service alongside tne tnenon— france for the service alongside the french president emmanuel moon— the french president emmanuel ttoon ,— the french president emmanuel macron , on the— the french president emmanuel macron , on the anniversary of macron, on the anniversary of tne— macron, on the anniversary of tne tott— macron, on the anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings. macron, on the anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings . also the 1944 normandy landings. also in the 1944 normandy landings. also tn ottentonee— the 1944 normandy landings. also in attendance is— the 1944 normandy landings. also in attendance is leon gautier. te-e— in attendance is leon gautier. te-e tne— in attendance is leon gautier. te-e tne toet— in attendance is leon gautier. he's the last surviving member of he's the last surviving member ot tne— he's the last surviving member ot tne tnenen— he's the last surviving member of the french commandos who etonnet— of the french commandos who etonnet tne— of the french commandos who stormed the normandy beaches, tetentet— stormed the normandy beaches, tetentet ty— stormed the normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops . defended by hitler's troops. tttz— defended by hitler's troops. wttz et— defended by hitler's troops. ulez gb news.— defended by hitler's troops. ulez gb news. more news as it nonnene.— ulez gb news. more news as it nonnene. toet— ulez gb news. more news as it happens. back now to .

patrick well, it i patrick. well, it has i patrick- well, it has been | tottet- well, it has been a | tottet— well, it has been a fascinating tontenett— well, it has been a fascinating bombshell day. _ well, it has been a fascinating bombshell day. 37�*” titi; well, it has been a fascinating bombshell day. 37�*” titi bombshell day. prince harry's dramatic day at the high court. he is suing mirror newspapers over allegations of phone hacking and the mirror group's barrister landed plenty of blows dunng barrister landed plenty of blows during this cross—examination. in the last few minutes, harry has now left the high court. he's the first senior royal to give evidence there for more than 100 years in his witness statement, he claimed it statement, he claimed this. it created a huge amount of paranoia in my relationships. this is, course, in relation this is, of course, in relation to hacking and information to phone hacking and information being through illegal being gathered through illegal means . and i felt that means. and i felt that i couldn't trust anybody , which couldn't trust anybody, which was an feeling for me, was an awful feeling for me, especially at such age.

especially at such a young age. on his relationship with chelsy davy, went into at davy, which they went into at length. prince said we length. the prince said we couldn't even meet in private or have arguments over the telephone . it was just that telephone. it was just that feeling of being under surveillance all the time. they also spoke about paul burrell , also spoke about paul burrell, who prince harry called a two faced swear word , and they also faced swear word, and they also referred to that infamous evening where harry decided to wear a uniform . the main problem wear a uniform. the main problem for prince harry throughout all of this is that he is trying to claim that the information that was leaked to the british press came through phone hacking and illicit means and it caused him distress. but when he was put under serious cross—examination by the mirror group's legal team today under fortunately for harry, he could not prove that any of it was as brought about. as a result of phone hacking. it was a suspicion and a feeling, and that is fair enough. was a suspicion and a feeling, and that is fair enough . there and that is fair enough. there is no doubt that he genuinely feels that way. in fact, there's no doubt that well no doubt that he may well be right of these cases. right in some of these cases. but of course, he can't prove it, can he? and that's the

problem, legal team problem, unless his legal team can was can going forward. there was also him is he also an issue for him is that he couldn't recall reading some of these therefore these articles and therefore couldn't say couldn't really legitimately say that caused all that they had caused him all that they had caused him all that distress . it was that much distress. it was a really remarkably strange performance from a chap who one would have thought would have been incredibly well briefed by his who would his legal team and who would have to turn up to court his legal team and who would havtactually to turn up to court his legal team and who would havtactually be turn up to court his legal team and who would havtactually be onn up to court his legal team and who would havtactually be on top to court his legal team and who would havtactually be on top of court his legal team and who would havtactually be on top of that�*t and actually be on top of that brief . let's speak now to gb brief. let's speak now to gb news royal correspondent cameron walker, is outside the high walker, who is outside the high court. harry has left what's the verdict on day one? yeah, patrick, i mean, we were talking yesterday, weren't we, that this is not was not going to be an oprah interview for him. this was not going to be a i i this was not going to be a friendly nnonottonot— was not going to be a friendly promotional interview for his stone. — promotional interview for his memoir, spare. and i think like mr memoir, spare. and i think like ton-gwynne— memoir, spare. and i think like ton-gwynne ac,- mr andrew gwynne kc, representing- mr andrew gwynne kc, representing mirror group neweoopene— representing mirror group neeoopee— representing mirror group newspaperst t— representing mirror group newspapers , i think perhaps newspapers, i think perhaps nnowet— newspapers, i think perhaps nnowet tnot— newspapers, i think perhaps proved that point with his tonenete— proved that point with his forensic cross—examination of tntnoe— forensic cross—examination of tntnoe tony-e— forensic cross—examination of prince harry's witness statement . it prince harry's witness statement . tt woe— prince harry's witness statement . tt o— prince harry's witness statement . tt o very— prince harry's witness statement . it was a very strongly worded wttneee— . it was a very strongly worded witness statement. prince harry tottet— witness statement. prince harry tottet otout— witness statement. prince harry talked about british journalism tetnt— talked about british journalism tetnt ot— talked about british journalism tetnt ot toet—

talked about british journalism being at rock bottom, saying tnot— being at rock bottom, saying tnot eoe— being at rock bottom, saying that some journalists have blood on wet— that some journalists have blood on ten tyntnt— that some journalists have blood on their typing fingers. he enote— on their typing fingers. he epote ot— on their typing fingers. he epote ot nte— on their typing fingers. he spoke of his paranoia of his ttetneee— spoke of his paranoia of his ttetneee ot— spoke of his paranoia of his distress of the— spoke of his paranoia of his distress of the deeply personal etontee— distress of the deeply personal etontee ont— distress of the deeply personal stories and information ending up tn— stories and information ending up tn tne— stories and information ending up in the public— stories and information ending up in the public domain . well, up in the public domain. well, the barrister— up in the public domain. well, the barrister representing tttnnon— the barrister representing mirror group— the barrister representing mirror group newspapers went tnnoutn— mirror group newspapers went tnnoutn tne— mirror group newspapers went tnnoutn ttne ty— mirror group newspapers went through line by line in his eonntotnte— through line by line in his eonntotnte .— through line by line in his complaints. he did make the notnt— complaints. he did make the notnt ne— complaints. he did make the potnt ne ttt— complaints. he did make the point he did concede the bonnet— point he did concede the barrister representing mirror enoun— barrister representing mirror group newspapers that prince tony— group newspapers that prince tony noe— group newspapers that prince nonny noe teen— group newspapers that prince harry has been subjected to ever en— harry has been subjected to ever ne— harry has been subjected to ever ne woe— harry has been subjected to ever ne o— harry has been subjected to ever since he was a child of press tntnueton. — since he was a child of press intrusion. but— since he was a child of press intrusion. but he— since he was a child of press intrusion. but he did say that toeen-t— intrusion. but he did say that doesn't necessarily mean that the information _ doesn't necessarily mean that the information was obtained untowtutty. — the information was obtained unlawfully. so _ the information was obtained unlawfully. so just a couple of exonntee— unlawfully. so just a couple of exonntee to— unlawfully. so just a couple of examples to give— unlawfully. so just a couple of examples to give you the article tnwotwtnt— examples to give you the article involving that. _ examples to give you the article involving that. the— examples to give you the article involving that. the mirror wrote otout— involving that. the mirror wrote otout tntnoe— involving that. the mirror wrote about prince harry's cannabis tottnt— about prince harry's cannabis tottnt wnen— about prince harry's cannabis taking when he— about prince harry's cannabis taking when he was a teenager. tne— taking when he was a teenager. tne annot— taking when he was a teenager. the mirror group— taking when he was a teenager. the mirror group newspapers tonnteten— the mirror group newspapers barrister, mr— the mirror group newspapers barrister, mr green put it to tune— barrister, mr green put it to tntnoe tony— barrister, mr green put it to prince harry that you were third in prince harry that you were third tn tne— prince harry that you were third tn ttne to— prince harry that you were third tn ttne to tne— prince harry that you were third in line to the british throne. at tnot— in line to the british throne. at tnot notnt— in line to the british throne. at that point, a— in line to the british throne. at that point, a young man was tnot— at that point, a young man was tnot not— at that point, a young man was tnot not tn— at that point, a young man was that not in the— at that point, a young man was that not in the public interest for that not in the public interest ton tnot— that not in the public interest for that information to be nutttetet— for that information to be published, to— for that information to be published, to which prince harry neenontet— published, to which prince harry neenontet ,— published, to which prince harry responded , public— published, to which prince harry responded , public interest or

responded, public interest or tnteneet— responded, public interest or tnteneet to— responded, public interest or interest to the— responded, public interest or interest to the public mirror enoun— interest to the public mirror group newspapers barrister also notntet— group newspapers barrister also potntet out— group newspapers barrister also pointed out that— group newspapers barrister also pointed out that buckingham totoee— pointed out that buckingham palace spokesperson also eonoetet— palace spokesperson also conceded at— palace spokesperson also conceded at the time that it was very— conceded at the time that it was very muon— conceded at the time that it was weny nnuen tn— conceded at the time that it was very much in the— conceded at the time that it was very much in the public interest to tteetoee— very much in the public interest to disclose that— very much in the public interest to disclose that information . to disclose that information. tntnee— to disclose that information. tntnoe tony— to disclose that information. prince harry questions where tnot— prince harry questions where that information— prince harry questions where that information came from, but annot— that information came from, but tttnnon enoun— that information came from, but mirror group newspapers also oueettonet— mirror group newspapers also questioned the— mirror group newspapers also questioned the fact that it was it questioned the fact that it was t woe— questioned the fact that it was t tne — questioned the fact that it was it was the now— questioned the fact that it was it was the now defunct news of the it was the now defunct news of tne wont— it was the now defunct news of the world that— it was the now defunct news of the world that first broke that etoty— the world that first broke that etoty, not— the world that first broke that etony, not o— the world that first broke that story, not a mirror group neweoopen— story, not a mirror group newspaper publication . and that newspaper publication. and that on to my— newspaper publication. and that moves on to my next point to and the moves on to my next point to and tne-tnot— moves on to my next point to and tne-tnot tne— moves on to my next point to and the that the barrister put the point that the barrister put across to prince harry on eeet— across to prince harry on eeet ot— across to prince harry on several of the - across to prince harry on several of the 33 articles being teetet— several of the 33 articles being teetet tn— several of the 33 articles being tested in this— several of the 33 articles being tested in this case— several of the 33 articles being tested in this case behind me tne— tested in this case behind me over the next— tested in this case behind me over the next couple over today ont— over the next couple over today ont otwtouety— over the next couple over today and obviously tomorrow as well . and obviously tomorrow as well. tnewtoue— and obviously tomorrow as well. previous articles— and obviously tomorrow as well. previous articles that prince tony-e— previous articles that prince harry's complaining about, wnttten— harry's complaining about, wnttten ty— harry's complaining about, written by mirror group neweoenepp— written by mirror group newspapers, a lot of that information,— newspapers, a lot of that information, the barrister puts tntnoe — information, the barrister puts tntnoe tony— information, the barrister puts prince harry was— information, the barrister puts prince harry was actually otneoty— prince harry was actually otneoty tn— prince harry was actually already in the— prince harry was actually already in the public domain. he tetentet— already in the public domain. he netennet to— already in the public domain. he referred to one— already in the public domain. he referred to one instance of tntonnotton— referred to one instance of information already being outttenet— information already being published in— information already being published in the mail on sunday, two toye— published in the mail on sunday, two days before. _ published in the mail on sunday, two days before. of— published in the mail on sunday, two days before. of course, notntnt— two days before. of course, notntnt to— two days before. of course, nothing to do— two days before. of course, nothing to do with mirror group newenooene— nothing to do with mirror group newenonene ont— nothing to do with mirror group newspapers and indeed the daily

wot— newspapers and indeed the daily ttott oe— newspapers and indeed the daily ttott oe wett. — newspapers and indeed the daily mail as well. now,— newspapers and indeed the daily mail as well. now, prince harry eott— mail as well. now, prince harry eott tn— mail as well. now, prince harry said in response— mail as well. now, prince harry said in response to— mail as well. now, prince harry said in response to that that eoen— said in response to that that each publication— said in response to that that each publication had to get ttetn— each publication had to get tnetn own— each publication had to get their own unique take on the etoty— their own unique take on the etony. tuet— their own unique take on the story. just getting that little bit story. just getting that little ttt one— story. just getting that little bit more information in order to nteoee— bit more information in order to nteoee ttetn— bit more information in order to please their editor. and he ottetee— please their editor. and he alleges that— please their editor. and he alleges that unlawful information- alleges that unlawful information gathering is what tney— information gathering is what tney ttt— information gathering is what tney ttt to— information gathering is what tney ttt to to— information gathering is what they did to do that . of course, they did to do that. of course, annot— they did to do that. of course, tttnnon enoun— they did to do that. of course, mirror group newspapers is oonteettnt— mirror group newspapers is contesting those claims . mirror contesting those claims. mirror enoun— contesting those claims. mirror group newspapers also talked otout— group newspapers also talked otout tne— group newspapers also talked about the fact— group newspapers also talked about the fact that some of tneee— about the fact that some of these articles— about the fact that some of these articles that prince tony-e— these articles that prince harry's complaining about oetuotty— harry's complaining about actually had— harry's complaining about actually had on the record totoee— actually had on the record palace spoke _ actually had on the record palace spoke spokespeople oonttnntnt— palace spoke spokespeople confirming the _ palace spoke spokespeople confirming the stories. prince tony— confirming the stories. prince tony eott— confirming the stories. prince harry said that— confirming the stories. prince harry said that a— confirming the stories. prince harry said that a palace spokesperson- harry said that a palace spokesperson would never , ever, spokesperson would never, ever, ooneeet to— spokesperson would never, ever, ever concede to a— spokesperson would never, ever, ever concede to a journalist neneonot— ever concede to a journalist personal, private - ever concede to a journalist personal, private information, oontteutonty— personal, private information, particularly when it comes to netteot— particularly when it comes to medical information or injuries ont— medical information or injuries ont tueetton— medical information or injuries and question the— medical information or injuries and question the fact , why did and question the fact, why did the journalist— and question the fact, why did the journalist ask— and question the fact, why did the journalist ask the palace enoteeneneon— the journalist ask the palace spokesperson for a statement in the spokesperson for a statement in tne ttet— spokesperson for a statement in the first place?— spokesperson for a statement in the first place? and prince tony-e— the first place? and prince harry's conclusion, at least, is tne— harry's conclusion, at least, is the information— harry's conclusion, at least, is the information must have come ton— the information must have come tnon on— the information must have come from an unlawful— the information must have come from an unlawful method. another big from an unlawful method. another ttt notnt— from an unlawful method. another ttt ootnt, ont— from an unlawful method. another ttt ootnt, ont t— from an unlawful method. another big point, and i think this tennone— big point, and i think this nennone te— big point, and i think this perhaps is going to keep biting tntnee— perhaps is going to keep biting tntnoe tony— perhaps is going to keep biting prince harry is— perhaps is going to keep biting prince harry is that his autobiography, spare , was used

autobiography, spare, was used ototnet— autobiography, spare, was used ototnet ntn — autobiography, spare, was used ototnet ntn tn— autobiography, spare, was used against him in court today on a nuten— against him in court today on a nuten ot— against him in court today on a number of occasions . he's the number of occasions. he's the annot— number of occasions. he's the tttnnon enoun— number of occasions. he's the mirror group newspaper tonnteten— mirror group newspaper barrister. mr— mirror group newspaper barrister. mr green said that one version of— barrister. mr green said that one version of events in spare is one version of events in spare te not— one version of events in spare te not tne— one version of events in spare is not the same— one version of events in spare is not the same version of eente— is not the same version of events that— is not the same version of events that was- is not the same version of events that was on your witness etotenente— events that was on your witness statements given _ events that was on your witness statements given to the court. tnte— statements given to the court. the nonntnt.— statements given to the court. this morning. prince harry is oteo— this morning. prince harry is oteo tne— this morning. prince harry is also the point— this morning. prince harry is also the point that the mirror enoun— also the point that the mirror group newspaper , mirror group group newspaper, mirror group neweoonen— group newspaper, mirror group newspaper barrister was getting at newspaper barrister was getting ot woe— newspaper barrister was getting ot tnot— newspaper barrister was getting at was that prince— newspaper barrister was getting at was that prince harry onneonet— at was that prince harry onneonet to— at was that prince harry appeared to not be familiar with the appeared to not be familiar with tne ee— appeared to not be familiar with tne so oeee— appeared to not be familiar with the 33 cases sorry,— appeared to not be familiar with the 33 cases sorry, 33 articles being— the 33 cases sorry, 33 articles tetnt twen— the 33 cases sorry, 33 articles tetnt ttwen ot— the 33 cases sorry, 33 articles being given at being tested in count— being given at being tested in out totoy.— being given at being tested in court today. the— being given at being tested in court today. the case very much oontnuee— court today. the case very much continues tomorrow— court today. the case very much continues tomorrow in the cross—examination continues . and cross—examination continues. and tnen— cross—examination continues. and tnen pennone— cross—examination continues. and tnen nennone we— cross—examination continues. and then perhaps we will see exactly wnot— then perhaps we will see exactly wnot tntnoe— then perhaps we will see exactly what prince harry— then perhaps we will see exactly what prince harry has to say tomorrow and— what prince harry has to say tomorrow and whether he can pull it tomorrow and whether he can pull tt toet— tomorrow and whether he can pull tt toot . — tomorrow and whether he can pull it back . cameron,— tomorrow and whether he can pull it back. tomorrow and whether he can pull it back . ct?" m" it back. cameron, thank you very, very much. and a cracking stint you outside the high stint from you outside the high court walker stint from you outside the high court gb walker stint from you outside the high court gb news walker stint from you outside the high court gb news royal walker there, gb news royal correspondent . it now loads of correspondent. it now loads of detail to get at and loads of very memorable inaya points for the british public. part of the problem with prince harry

bringing this case is that it reminds us all, doesn't it? as if we needed reminding of things like the time wore like the time that he wore a uniform. paul burrell , for uniform. paul burrell, for example, that he may have example, issues that he may have had with davy, his trip had with chelsy davy, his trip to spearmint rhino, trip to to spearmint rhino, a trip to notorious restaurants and things that happened as a result of that, including , of course, his that, including, of course, his drug use. now there's a couple of key ones that i'm going to delve into with michael cole, our royal commentator and expert who me some of the who joins me now. some of the detail, michael, is absolutely staggering and prince harry staggering and how prince harry isn't across. it is even more staggering. so i've got another latest one here. i've been sitting with this transcript every single day. it's been a live it's been live transcript. it's been updating throughout the course and it is made absolutely and it is made for absolutely fascinating just fascinating reading. i'm just going one of the going to read you one of the last things that in last things that were said in court closed for the court before it closed for the day, and it's in relation to a daily star article on the 13th of december 2004. and there is a quote which refers, i believe, to chelsy davy, which she to chelsy davy, which is she bombarded with ten sexy bombarded him with ten sexy phone texts day , and

phone calls and texts a day, and they say , do you believe that they say, do you believe that this must have been obtained through your phone records and harry yes, by mirror group harry says, yes, by mirror group newspapers. and then they say, are you suggesting that someone as another media outlet, obtained records of your calls with his then girlfriend, chelsy davy? do you have evidence acas of people getting that and doing that? and he says , no, the that? and he says, no, the evidence has been destroyed . and evidence has been destroyed. and this is a really key point because a lot of this keeps cropping up with harry where he goesisi cropping up with harry where he goes is i believe that this was phone hacking. i believe that this was through some kind of nefarious means. and they go, okay, fine , where's your okay, fine, where's your evidence? and he goes, well, i haven't got it. and that's a problem . d—day for the prince of problem. d—day for the prince of tttttotton— problem. d—day for the prince of litigation went— problem. d—day for the prince of litigation went the— d—day for the prince of litigation went the day. �*ftt�*ti;.. litigation went the day. well, i'm litigation went the day. well, in otnott— litigation went the day. well, in otnott tt— litigation went the day. well, i'm afraid it did— litigation went the day. well, i'm afraid it did not. from the prince's point of view , i've prince's point of view, i've read through the whole of the t t testimony that's been given today , which cameron has been today, which cameron has been summarising brilliantly and in

all of those 33 rounds that we've been going through , i we've been going through, i can't see where prince harry has once put a glove on mirror group newspapers because his hurt is real. his belief in what he's saying is profound and his anger is incendiary. saying is profound and his anger is incendiary . but anger is is incendiary. but anger is a very bad master when you're in the cool atmosphere here of an engush the cool atmosphere here of an english courtroom room. and what has amazed me is that he seems either ill prepared or ill advised because i can't believe that he didn't wargame this with his lawyers and his advisors beforehand. there weren't allowed to coach him in any sense , but perhaps the distance sense, but perhaps the distance 6000, 5500 miles between london and california has made that difficult because he cannot answer many of the questions that have been put to him. perfectly reasonable questions

put for him perfectly politely , put for him perfectly politely, and in a way, i felt the mirror group counsel andrew green was trying to help him , trying to trying to help him, trying to lead him to say, look , have you lead him to say, look, have you got some proof for this ? and the got some proof for this? and the thing is belief is not proof . thing is belief is not proof. the mirror group, newspapers, tonntetene— the mirror group, newspapers, barristers actually had quite an eoey— barristers actually had quite an eoey tne— barristers actually had quite an eoey ttne ot— barristers actually had quite an eoey ttne ot tt— barristers actually had quite an easy time of it because of exonntee— easy time of it because of examples like— easy time of it because of examples like this. now it's tnnontont— examples like this. now it's tnoontont to— examples like this. now it's important to say the insinuation woutt— important to say the insinuation woutt te— important to say the insinuation woutt te tt— important to say the insinuation woutt te tt you— important to say the insinuation would be if you have obtained some information— would be if you have obtained some information through phone tootha— some information through phone noettnt,—tn- some information through phone hacking,_in the- some information through phone hacking, in the media. hacking, you would in the media. if hacking, you would in the media. tt you— hacking, you would in the media. tt you not— hacking, you would in the media. tt you not tnot,— hacking, you would in the media. if you had that, then get the eeoon— if you had that, then get the eeoon wttn— if you had that, then get the scoop with it.— if you had that, then get the scoop with it. that's the point of scoop with it. that's the point ot—antl scoop with it. that's the pointi ot—ant eo of why people did this. and so wnen— of why people did this. and so wnen tony— of why people did this. and so when harry was— of why people did this. and so when harry was confronted with exoennte— when harry was confronted with exoennte tte— when harry was confronted with excerpts like this,— when harry was confronted with excerpts like this, the daily tonneee— excerpts like this, the daily express on— excerpts like this, the daily express on the— excerpts like this, the daily express on the 4th of december 200a,— express on the 4th of december 200a, ntne— express on the 4th of december 2004, nine days— express on the 4th of december 2004, nine days before the annot— 2004, nine days before the mirror article _ 2004, nine days before the mirror article was published, tnte— mirror article was published, the te— mirror article was published, this is about— mirror article was published, this is about a— mirror article was published, this is about a holiday in atnteo— this is about a holiday in africa. the— this is about a holiday in africa. the sun- this is about a holiday in africa. the sun also had a etntton— africa. the sun also had a similar story— africa. the sun also had a similar story before mirror similar story before the mirror . te— similar story before the mirror . te woe— similar story before the mirror . te tnen— similar story before the mirror . he was then asked, well, were you— . he was then asked, well, were you ot— . he was then asked, well, were you aware of the— . he was then asked, well, were you aware of the fact that these etontee— you aware of the fact that these etontee wee— you aware of the fact that these stories were not— you aware of the fact that these stories were not exclusives to tne— stories were not exclusives to tne to — stories were not exclusives to tne to tne — stories were not exclusives to the to the mirror— stories were not exclusives to the to the mirror group whatsoever?- the to the mirror group whatsoever? they were previously nutttenet — whatsoever? they were previously published .other_ whatsoever? they were previously published .other- if- published by other outlets. if we-t— published by other outlets. if wet—youn- published by other outlets. if we-t—youn te we'd have hacked your phone? is the insinuation— we'd have hacked your phone? is the insinuation .— we'd have hacked your phone? is the insinuation . we'd the insinuation. if we'd have nootet— the insinuation. if we'd have hacked-phone,- the insinuation. if we'd have hacked phone, we the insinuation. if we'd have- hacked-phone,-we would hacked your phone, then we would

note—tnee— hacked your phone, then we would have _there first. - have put that out there first. if have put that out there first. tt—tone— have put that out there first. if-done anything. have put that out there first. i if-done anything like if we'd have done anything like tnot.— if we'd have done anything like tnot. nont— if we'd have done anything like that. hani was— if we'd have done anything like that. hani was not— if we'd have done anything like that. hani was not aware of this etutt. — that. hani was not aware of this etutt. tow— that. hani was not aware of this etutt. tow on— that. hani was not aware of this stuff. how can a— that. hani was not aware of this stuff. how can a who's going stuff. how can a man who's going to—to— stuff. how can a man who's going to—to oeouee- to court to try to accuse nneeunotty— to court to try to accuse presumably cost of presumably at the cost of nttttone— presumably at the cost of millions pounds, presumably at the cost of millions-pounds, way, millions of pounds, by the way, a mirror newspapers of a mirror group, newspapers of noettnt— a mirror group, newspapers of noettnt-owote- a mirror group, newspapers of hacking aware that other hacking not be aware that other otttetee— hacking not be aware that other onttetee note— hacking not be aware that other articles have been— hacking not be aware that other articles have been put out pnewtouety— articles have been put out pnewtouety ty— articles have been put out previously by other news outlets wnen— previously by other news outlets wnton woutt — previously by other news outlets which would strongly indicate tnot— which would strongly indicate tnot tney— which would strongly indicate that they weren't the ones to tone.— that they weren't the ones to tone. wett— that they weren't the ones to blame. well, that's an excellent tueetton— blame. well, that's an excellent tueetton ont— blame. well, that's an excellent tueetton ont t— blame. well, that's an excellent question, and i really think tte— question, and i really think. it's—advisers it's one for his legal advisers teuee— it's one for his legal advisers teuee ne-e— it's one for his legal advisers because he's actually gone into the because he's actually gone into tne totte— because he's actually gone into the battle without— because he's actually gone into the battle without without many weotone— the battle without without many weapons or without any weapons, as weapons or without any weapons, oe tot— weapons or without any weapons, oe tot oe— weapons or without any weapons, oe tot oe t— weapons or without any weapons, oe tot oe t on— weapons or without any weapons, as far as i can see. _ weapons or without any weapons, as far as i can see. ti; . as far as i can see. he hasn't got— as far as i can see. he hasn't got plausible answers to many of the things. and half the time he's saying, i haven't i don't remember this article. i didn't read this article time. read this article at the time. and had no impact upon me at and it had no impact upon me at the time . and yet the whole the time. and yet the whole essence thing is i have essence of the thing is i have been seriously damaged by illicit illegal means that have been employed by mirror group newspapers to pry into my private life and that of my friends. and that's ruined my life. i don't doubt for a minute

that he's had a hard time and he's been under scrutiny throughout the whole of his life, even from a child . and but life, even from a child. and but thatis life, even from a child. and but that is not the same thing as saying that a respectable newspaper group that's been in existence for more than a century. he went out of its way to do illegal things. they've admitted that one episode where they did break the law and they've quite candidly suggested that it was a case from the people a long time ago. and they've admitted that. but every single other case is being hotly contested in a cool way by their their king's counsel, andrew green and as you say, i think he's having a fairly easy time for it because you would expect that that the prince would come . this is his moment. don't forget , this is case brought by forget, this is case brought by him. this was his case. this was his him. this was his case. this was nte nnonnent— him. this was his case. this was nte moment to— him. this was his case. this was his moment to do— him. this was his case. this was his moment to do one- him. this was his case. this was his moment to do one of- i i i i this was his moment to do one of several tntnte— his moment to do one of several tntnte euen— his moment to do one of several tntnte euon oe— his moment to do one of several tntnte euon oe ,— his moment to do one of several things, such as , say, i have things, such as, say, i have tettntttwe— things, such as, say, i have definitive proof— things, such as, say, i have definitive proof that this was accessed as a— definitive proof that this was accessed as a result of phone noettnt— accessed as a result of phone noettnt ,— accessed as a result of phone hacking , which— accessed as a result of phone hacking , which he accessed as a result of phone hacking, which he has not accessed as a result of phone hacking , which he has not done. hacking, which he has not done. he hacking, which he has not done. te ooutt— hacking, which he has not done. he could also— hacking, which he has not done. he could also have— hacking, which he has not done. he could also have really hammed up he could also have really hammed up-of— he could also have really hammed un-ot neteonot-

up the level of personal ttetneee— up the level of personal distress that— up the level of personal distress that it has caused him teuee— distress that it has caused him teuee ne— distress that it has caused him because he could— distress that it has caused him because he could leave the proof ont— because he could leave the proof ont tne— because he could leave the proof and the evidence— because he could leave the proof and the evidence phone and the evidence of phone noettnt— and the evidence of phone hacking—teaml and the evidence of phone. hacking—team to hacking to his legal team to enoee— hacking to his legal team to eooee toten— hacking to his legal team to expose later down the track. he eoutt — expose later down the track. he eoutt teotty— expose later down the track. he could really have— expose later down the track. he could really have gone big on tnte— could really have gone big on tnte tteee— could really have gone big on this dress today. _ could really have gone big on this dress today. michael, it's teen—you- this dress today. michael, it's teen—you onl this dress today. michael, it'si been _you on the been great to have you on the enow—wtttl show. thank you. but i will i wtt— show. thank you. but i will i wttt teoe— show. thank you. but i will i will leave. we're— show. thank you. but i will i will leave. we're only half tne. — will leave. we're only half tne. wene— will leave. we're only half time. we're only at half time. out— time. we're only at half time. tutlwttt— time. we're only at half time. butlwill-this- time. we're only at half time. but will this particular but i will leave this particular eetnent— but i will leave this particular eetnent wttn— but i will leave this particular segment with with with a with a neottnt—ot— segment with with with a with a neottnt—ot tne- reading an excerpt of the tnoneentnt— reading an excerpt of the transcript from inside the court totoy.— transcript from inside the court totoy. ant— transcript from inside the court today. and this,— transcript from inside the court today. and this, i— transcript from inside the court today. and this, i think epitomises_ today. and this, i think epitomises where we are. the ttettnotton— epitomises where we are. the distinction between the truth ont— distinction between the truth ont tony-e— distinction between the truth and harry's truth, which does not— and harry's truth, which does not woen— and harry's truth, which does not woen tn— and harry's truth, which does not wash in a— and harry's truth, which does not wash in a court. are you tnot— not wash in a court. are you aware that other— not wash in a court. are you aware that other papers reported the aware that other papers reported tne ee— aware that other papers reported tne etotye— aware that other papers reported the same story? harry no. are you— the same story? harry no. are you ottettnt— the same story? harry no. are you alleging that— the same story? harry no. are you alleging that something in this you alleging that something in tnte otttote— you alleging that something in this article was— you alleging that something in this article was obtained by nnone— this article was obtained by phone hacking?— this article was obtained by phone hacking? harry i don't know.— phone hacking? harry i don't know. toe— phone hacking? harry i don't know. toe tt— phone hacking? harry i don't know. has it caused you distress 7 us— know. has it caused you distress 7 us totty— know. has it caused you distress 7 us tony wo— know. has it caused you distress e us toy to .— know. has it caused you distress 7 us harry no . oh,— know. has it caused you distress ? us harry no . oh, there we go. ? us harry no. oh, there we go. we ? us harry no. oh, there we go. we toot— ? us harry no. oh, there we go. we look forward— ? us harry no. oh, there we go. we look forward to— ? us harry no. oh, there we go. we look forward to day two tomorrow, don't— we look forward to day two tomorrow, don't we? thank you very— tomorrow, don't we? thank you very nuen— tomorrow, don't we? thank you very much, michael. great to note— very much, michael. great to note you— very much, michael. great to note you on— very much, michael. great to have you on the— very much, michael. great to have you on the show. you get toote— have you on the show. you get toote-on— have you on the show. you get loads-on this— have you on the show. you get loads on this incredible loads more on this incredible etoty— loads more on this incredible story _website. - story on our website. simply teot— story on our website. simply neot—tot-

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thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. welcome back. it is the 79th thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. welcome d—day. is the 79th thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. welcome d—day. and e 79th thursday at 8 pm. on. gb news. welcome d—day. and in'9th anniversary of d—day. and in a tew— anniversary of d—day. and in a tew ntnutee— anniversary of d—day. and in a few minutes, i— anniversary of d—day. and in a few minutes, i will— anniversary of d—day. and in a few minutes, i will ask if our wottt— few minutes, i will ask if our wontt wot— few minutes, i will ask if our world war two— few minutes, i will ask if our world war two heroes get the neeneet— world war two heroes get the neeoeet tnot— world war two heroes get the respect that they— world war two heroes get the respect that they deserve. and he — respect that they deserve. and he teen— respect that they deserve. and i've been asking— respect that they deserve. and i've been asking you as well, at none— i've been asking you as well, at tone on— i've been asking you as well, at home or wherever— i've been asking you as well, at home or wherever you are ttetentnt— home or wherever you are listening now,— home or wherever you are listening now, what you make of wnetnen— listening now, what you make of wnetnen ot— listening now, what you make of whether or not— listening now, what you make of whether or not we've done them ntout — whether or not we've done them ntout tn— whether or not we've done them nnout tn tne— whether or not we've done them proud in the terms— whether or not we've done them proud in the terms of the county— proud in the terms of the county tnot— proud in the terms of the country that we've got today. gb wewe— country that we've got today. gb vtewe ot— country that we've got today. gb vtewe ot et— country that we've got today. gb views at gb news— country that we've got today. gb views at gb news dot com. so i'll views at gb news dot com. so it tott— views at gb news dot com. so i'll talk about— views at gb news dot com. so i'll talk about that— views at gb news dot com. so i'll talk about that in a moment — i'll talk about that in a moment. but- i'll talk about that in a moment. but before that, rishi sunot— moment. but before that, rishi sunot eoutt— moment. but before that, rishi sunak could defy— moment. but before that, rishi sunak could defy the house of totte— sunak could defy the house of tote-tone— sunak could defy the house of lords-force his— sunak could defy the house of lords force his illegal lords and force his illegal wttnotton— lords and force his illegal migration bill— lords and force his illegal migration bill through parliament. - migration bill through- parliament. _claimed parliament. the pm claimed yeetentoy— parliament. the pm claimed yeetentoy-nte- parliament. the pm claimed yesterday his plan to yesterday that his plan to toette— yesterday that his plan to tackle - boats l yesterday that his plan to. tackle - boats crisis yesterday that his plan to- tackle-boats crisis is tackle the small boats crisis is etonttnt— tackle the small boats crisis is etotttnt to— tackle the small boats crisis is starting to work.— tackle the small boats crisis is starting to work. a— tackle the small boats crisis is starting to work. a lot of peopte— starting to work. a lot of people scoffed - starting to work. a lot of people scoffed at that statement,— people scoffed at that statement, of high statement, but a number of high trotte— statement, but a number of high note tttutee— statement, but a number of high profile figures lords , profile figures in the lords, tnetuttnt— including the archbishop of contettuty,— including the archbishop of canterbury, welby. canterbury, justin welby. tney-we— canterbury, justin welby. they've spoken out against the bit — they've spoken out against the bit wttn— they've spoken out against the bit wttn ne— they've spoken out against the bill. with me now— they've spoken out against the bill. with me now is the conservative— bill. with me now is the conservative mp for dudley tott.— conservative mp for dudley north-marco- conservative mp for dudley north. marco longhi. marco north. it's marco longhi. marco tnont— north. it's marco longhi. marco tnont-wety— north. it's marco longhi. marco thank-very much- north. it's marco longhi. marco thank-very much .- north. it's marco longhi. marco thank very much . why thank you very, very much. why on eottn—

thank you very, very much. why on earth should— thank you very, very much. why on earth should we— thank you very, very much. why on earth should we be even oonettennt— on earth should we be even considering what lords have considering what the lords have to-ane— considering what the lords have to-ane-not— considering what the lords have to _are - not getting i considering what the lords have to are not getting in to say? are they not getting in the to say? are they not getting in tne-ot— to say? are they not getting in tne-ot wnot— to say? are they not getting in the .of what the - to say? are they not getting in the of what the people want? the way of what the people want? and-government- the way of what the people want? and government wants is and what the government wants is it and what the government wants is t tne— and what the government wants is t ttne ttent — and what the government wants is it time rishi swerved them? okay so it time rishi swerved them? okay eo you— it time rishi swerved them? okay eo you ttt— it time rishi swerved them? okay so you did break— it time rishi swerved them? okay so you did break up on me there. tut— so you did break up on me there. tut tt— so you did break up on me there. tut tt you.— so you did break up on me there. nut tt you you— so you did break up on me there. but if you, you know,— so you did break up on me there. but if you, you know, if— so you did break up on me there. but if you, you know, if i- so you did break up on me there. but if you, you know, if i heard you correctly, you're asking me if i agree with rishi's proposed actions. icompletely if i agree with rishi's proposed actions. i completely agree with ten. — actions. i completely agree with ten. tn— actions. i completely agree with ten. tn toot,— actions. i completely agree with them. in fact, i'd— actions. i completely agree with them. in fact, i'd like- titi. i completely agree with them. in fact, i'd like to see tnte— them. in fact, i'd like to see this implemented as quickly as noeettte— this implemented as quickly as possible because— this implemented as quickly as possible because the parliament act possible because the parliament aet ot— possible because the parliament act ot on— possible because the parliament act of 1911 does— possible because the parliament act of 1911 does dictate the towenntnt — act of 1911 does dictate the governing arrangement between the governing arrangement between tne touee— governing arrangement between tne touee ot— governing arrangement between the house of lords and the house of the house of lords and the house ot connnnone— the house of lords and the house of commons, and— the house of lords and the house of commons, and it— the house of lords and the house of commons, and it gives the touee— of commons, and it gives the touee ot— of commons, and it gives the house of commons supremacy. nette— house of commons supremacy. tetote ttt.— house of commons supremacy. before 1911, there— house of commons supremacy. before 1911, there was— house of commons supremacy. before 1911, there was no- before 1911, there was no supremacy and the only way you could resolve matters was by the monarch actually appointing more peers to the lords . so that now peers to the lords. so that now has changed since 1911. the only thing that i think and i'm not a legal expert that might happen is, is that it can only be implemented within the time frame of one year. in other words , i'm just worried i might words, i'm just worried i might be wrong , but words, i'm just worried i might be wrong, but it words, i'm just worried i might be wrong , but it needs

be wrong, but it needs researching that we might still be in this impotent situation for another 12 months and it just i just cannot think how painful that might be for myself and for other mps who want to see this stopped immediately. well you lose the election now. this is this is the thing. and for this is this is the thing. and tot ttent — this is this is the thing. and for rishi sunak— this is this is the thing. and for rishi sunak is all very well ont— for rishi sunak is all very well ont toot— for rishi sunak is all very well and good standing on a plinth ont— and good standing on a plinth ont-wont— and good standing on a plinth ont-wont to- and good standing on a plinth and _want to .thej and saying, i want to stop the ttoote— and saying, i want to stop the toote. tut— and saying, i want to stop the boats. but he's— and saying, i want to stop the boats. but he's saying it's working-— boats. but he's saying it's working. okay.— boats. but he's saying it's working. okay. he's saying that his working. okay. he's saying that nte—wow,- working. okay. he's saying that nte—wowltoti his plan is working. now, a lot of his plan is working. now, a lot ot-none— his plan is working. now, a lot ot-none-ant- of people hope it is. and i ton-t— of people hope it is. and i ton-t neon— of people hope it is. and i don't mean rishi any disrespect, but don't mean rishi any disrespect, tut-tt— don't mean rishi any disrespect, tut-t eonnee— don't mean rishi any disrespect, but-it comes to— don't mean rishi any disrespect, but it comes to marco but when it comes to this, marco , oe tn— but when it comes to this, marco ,oe t-n-you-te— but when it comes to this, marco , as i'm you're aware, , as i'm sure you're aware, but now— , as i'm sure you're aware, but now on— , as i'm sure you're aware, but now ne— , as i'm sure you're aware, but now ne eoy— , as i'm sure you're aware, but how can he say working when how can he say it's working when peopte—tne- people can just say, well, the wtnt— people can just say, well, the wind—changed. people can just say, well, the wind hundreds, anged. people can just say, well, the wind hundreds, ifiged. people can just say, well, the wind hundreds, if not. we've had hundreds, if not tnoueonte— we've had hundreds, if not thousands of— we've had hundreds, if not thousands of albanians just oteoonttnt— thousands of albanians just absconding. so— thousands of albanians just absconding. so this idea that on-ot— absconding. so this idea that we're on .of the - absconding. so this idea that we're on of the albanian we're on top of the albanian teeue— we're on top of the albanian te— we're on top of the albanian te t— we're on top of the albanian issue is, i think— we're on top of the albanian issue is, i think for the birds, tot— issue is, i think for the birds, got new— issue is, i think for the birds, we've got new routes up we've got new routes opening up wttn— we've got new routes opening up wttn-oenoee— we've got new routes opening up with - across the _ we've got new routes opening up with across the channel with india across the channel ont— with india across the channel ont-etotttnt- with india across the channel. and-startinglemerge with india across the channel. anta-startinglemerge with india across the channel anta party starting emerge with india across the channel anta party thattarting emerge with india across the channel anta party that might emerge with india across the channel anta party that might actuallyge as a party that might actually be better— as a party that might actually be better controlling our be better at controlling our tontete— be better at controlling our tontete on— be better at controlling our borders on the— be better at controlling our borders on the taxpayers. bill is borders on the taxpayers. bill te—tne - borders on the taxpayers. bill te—tne toot- borders on the taxpayers. bill is_the roof andj borders on the taxpayers. bill. is_the roof and we is going through the roof and we nowen-t—tote- is going through the roof and we haven't_take.tol haven't had a flight take off to twonto— haven't had a flight take off to twonto. toot,— haven't had a flight take off to rwanda. look,-you- haven't had a flight take off to rwanda. look, you know, rwanda. look, marco, you know, i note— rwanda. look, marco, you know, i note-tt— rwanda. look, marco, you know, i note-tt-tt-e— rwanda. look, marco, you know, i hate-it,-it's not- hate to say it, but it's not woottno— hate to say it, but it's not workingt te— hate to say it, but it's not working, is it— hate to say it, but it's not working, is it? - hate to say it, but it's not working, is it ? hate to say it, but it's not working, is it? look, what is also for the birds is to imagine

that a labour party that wants completely open borders would be any better than the conservatives have we actually done a good job of it? no, we haven't. what we need to do haven't. but what we need to do is now bring real effectiveness to this situation and all i want to this situation and all i want to do and all what i have done all the time is to represent my dudley constituents and pushing to make this happen . what to make this happen. what i would love to see happen is to actually get those flights off to rwanda immediately , see if it to rwanda immediately, see if it is subsequently found that that was done in some weird way illegally . well, then we take illegally. well, then we take a slap on the wrist afterwards. we left the european union for a reason because we wanted to become a sovereign nation. we should be doing that now. the echr is only advisory anyway. and when it came to the vote of giving prisoners a vote, i don't know if you remember that back in 2004, i think it was under tony blair, we didn't do it. it

was kicked into the long- was kicked into the long grass . was kicked into the long grass. tnot— was kicked into the long grass. tnot wo— was kicked into the long grass. tnot on— was kicked into the long grass. that was an echr— was kicked into the long grass. that was an echr director- was kicked into the long grass. that was an echr director of which we chose to ignore . well, which we chose to ignore. well, if we could ignore it, then we should ignore it. now, is it is it as should ignore it. now, is it is t oe ttoot— should ignore it. now, is it is it as black and— should ignore it. now, is it is it as black and white- : g . now, is it is it as black and white for you, ttonoo— it as black and white for you, marco, as the _ it as black and white for you, marco, as the only way rishi eunot— marco, as the only way rishi sunot te— marco, as the only way rishi sunot te totnt— marco, as the only way rishi sunak is going to stop the boats woutt— sunak is going to stop the boats woutt to— sunak is going to stop the boats woutt to te— sunak is going to stop the boats would to be bypass the lords and get tnte— would to be bypass the lords and get tnte tttetot— would to be bypass the lords and get this illegal migration bill toeeet— get this illegal migration bill noeeet ont— get this illegal migration bill passed and bypass the echr and get ttttnte— passed and bypass the echr and get flights taking— passed and bypass the echr and get flights taking off to rwanda and get flights taking off to rwanda ont tuet— get flights taking off to rwanda ont ruet tote— get flights taking off to rwanda and just take whatever political tottout— and just take whatever political tottout tnot— and just take whatever political fallout that there _ and just take whatever political fallout that there is on the ontn— fallout that there is on the ontn .— fallout that there is on the ontn . te— fallout that there is on the chin. is that— fallout that there is on the chin. is that just fallout that there is on the chin . is that just the cold, chin. is that just the cold, nont— chin. is that just the cold, nott ,— chin. is that just the cold, nott , toet— chin. is that just the cold, hard , fast reality of the hard, fast reality of the situation _ hard, fast reality of the situation ? _ hard, fast reality of the situation ? hard, fast reality of the- situation ? that's the way i see situation? that's the way i see it. unfortunately all of the opposition doesn't see it that way. and even some of my own colleagues. but for me, that is the political reality of the situation and the political fallout actually would be very good for rishi in so many ways because he would start seeing his approval ratings going up and up and up in the red wall seats who voted for this? yes. or no? indeed. and you know what

i or no? indeed. and you know what t tntnt— or no? indeed. and you know what ttntnt woutt— or no? indeed. and you know what i think would happen,— o” 7 indeed. and you know what i think would happen, marco, o” tit7 indeed. and you know what i think would happen, marco, as wet— i think would happen, marco, as wet, te— i think would happen, marco, as wet, te o— i think would happen, marco, as wet, te o ttt— i think would happen, marco, as well, is a bit like— i think would happen, marco, as well, is a bit like what nonnenet— well, is a bit like what happened in- well, is a bit like what happened in australia when they had happened in australia when they not tne— happened in australia when they not tne noo— happened in australia when they had the hoo ha— happened in australia when they had the hoo ha about the turning the had the hoo ha about the turning tne ttoote— had the hoo ha about the turning the boats-policy— had the hoo ha about the turning the boats policy the the boats back policy when the tottout— the boats back policy when the tottout-oven— the boats back policy when the labour-over there - the boats back policy when the labour over there came labour party over there came tnto— labour party over there came tnto nowe — labour party over there came into power. they— labour party over there came into power. they didn't reverse tnot— into power. they didn't reverse tnot totoy— into power. they didn't reverse that policy because the issue not— had actually been solved. and i eon-t— had actually been solved. and i eontwon-te- had actually been solved. and i can't-wonderlrishii had actually been solved. and i can't is wonder rishi had actually been solved. and i can't is a wonder rishi had actually been solved. and i can't is a bit wonder rishi had actually been solved. and i can't is a bit ofinder rishi had actually been solved. and i can't is a bit of ader rishi had actually been solved. and i can't is a bit of a crossroads sunak is a bit of a crossroads nene— sunak is a bit of a crossroads nee-ont— sunak is a bit of a crossroads nene-ont ne— sunak is a bit of a crossroads here-and he has- sunak is a bit of a crossroads here and he has to do here now and he has to do eonetntnt— here now and he has to do something knowing that the tottout— something knowing that the totout tony— something knowing that the labour party would probably not neweteeltt— labour party would probably not reverselif-actually- labour party would probably not reverse if actually came reverse it if they actually came tnto—you— reverse it if they actually came into—you imagine. reverse it if they actually came into you imagine if into power. can you imagine if it into power. can you imagine if tt-etottet— into power. can you imagine if tt-etotnet tne- into power. can you imagine if it stopped the boats it actually stopped the boats ont— it actually stopped the boats ont tnere— it actually stopped the boats and there was— it actually stopped the boats and there was this big issue wttn— and there was this big issue wttn tne— and there was this big issue with the fact— and there was this big issue with the fact that maybe we'd tttetotty— with the fact that maybe we'd tttetotty-o— with the fact that maybe we'd illegally-a few- with the fact that maybe we'd illegally a few people to illegally sent a few people to twonto— illegally sent a few people to twonto-tne- illegally sent a few people to rwanda the labour illegally sent a few people to- rwanda-the labour party rwanda and then the labour party cone—oont- come in, they're not going toj newetee—tnot reverse that. if it means that peopte— reverse that. if it means that peopte-otoeetnt- people start crossing the etonnet— people start crossing the channel-are- people start crossing the channel are they ? channel again, are they? txootty— channel again, are they? exactly-that's- channel again, are they? i exactly-that's that's exactly right? that's that's thatis exactly right? that's that's that is absolutely correct . and that is absolutely correct. and what i absolutely despair about certain colleagues and even the archbishop of canterbury is that the complete ignore the question around deterrence. it's a bit like having a nuclear armament, isn't it? you know , the whole isn't it? you know, the whole purpose of having a nuclear bomb is not to use it. if we have the rwanda plan in place, we might have to use it initially to show

that we mean business. but then i expect that the i would expect that the crossings stop , as indeed crossings would stop, as indeed they stop as soon as we they did stop as soon as we actually voted. the act into place , when we did under the place, when we did under the previous home secretary. marco, thank you very much for your time. much appreciated. it's totto— time. much appreciated. it's atoneo tontnt— . much appreciated. it's marco longhi there as the conservative— marco longhi there as the conservative mp for dudley tott.— conservative mp for dudley tott-nnetty- conservative mp for dudley north. pretty clear. okay. north. he's pretty clear. okay. he north. he's pretty clear. okay. te eoye— north. he's pretty clear. okay. te eoye tne— north. he's pretty clear. okay. he says the only— north. he's pretty clear. okay. he says the only way that rishi is he says the only way that rishi te totnt— he says the only way that rishi te totnt to— he says the only way that rishi te totnt to eton— he says the only way that rishi is going to stop boats and is going to stop the boats and etont—tn- is going to stop the boats and etont—tn tne- is going to stop the boats and stand—in the nexti stand any chance in the next tenetot—to- stand any chance in the nexti general—do what general election is to do what nee— general election is to do what ne-elteoet— general election is to do what he's-least flirting- general election is to do what he's least flirting now. he's at least flirting with now. nynoee— he's at least flirting with now.| tytoee—tet bypass the house of lords, get the bypass the house of lords, get tne ttetot— bypass the house of lords, get the illegal migration bill etottnt— the illegal migration bill straight there, the illegal migration bill straight-there, it straight through there, get it enootet— straight through there, get it enacted, bypass the echr, get the enacted, bypass the echr, get tne ttttnte— enacted, bypass the echr, get the flights taking off to twonto— the flights taking off to rwanda. would be an rwanda. that would be an oteotute— rwanda. that would be an. absolute _wouldn't absolute deterrent, wouldn't it? ttoyte— absolute deterrent, wouldn't it? ttoyte ruet— absolute deterrent, wouldn't it? maybe just maybe, and whisper it tutetty— maybe just maybe, and whisper it tutetty .— maybe just maybe, and whisper it tutetty . toute— maybe just maybe, and whisper it quietly . you're about to see quietly. you're about to see tent— quietly. you're about to see rishi sunak— quietly. you're about to see rishi sunak realise that this is the rishi sunak realise that this is tne onty— rishi sunak realise that this is the only chance— rishi sunak realise that this is the only chance that got to the only chance that he's got to oetuotty— the only chance that he's got to oetuotty tet— the only chance that he's got to actually get this— the only chance that he's got to actually get this then actually get this done and then totnt— actually get this done and then totnt tt— actually get this done and then doing it. there's— actually get this done and then doing it. there's more still to come between— doing it. there's more still to come between now 6:00 come between now and 6:00 tnoutn— come between now and 6:00. though,_anniversary come between now and 6:00. thrd—day-anniversary come between now and 6:00 thrd—day . anniversary come between now and 6:00 thrd—day. i anniversary come between now and 6:00 thrd—day. i will anniversary come between now and 6:00 thrd—day. i will askinniversary come between now and 6:00 thrd—day. i will ask whattrsary come between now and 6:00 thrd—day. i will ask what oury of d—day. i will ask what our seeont— of d—day. i will ask what our seeont-wot— of d—day. i will ask what our second war heroes would second world war heroes would note— second world war heroes would note ot— second world war heroes would note ot tne— second world war heroes would make of the uk— second world war heroes would make of the uk today. but first, it's make of the uk today. but first, tt-e youn— make of the uk today. but first, it's your latest— make of the uk today. but first, it's your latest headlines with

potty— it's your latest headlines with totty .— it's your latest headlines with polly . patrick.— it's your latest headlines with polly . patrick. thank you. polly. patrick. thank you. the top etoten— polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this— polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour- polly. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hour on gb news. as you've been hearing, tttnoe— news. as you've been hearing, tntnoe tony— news. as you've been hearing, prince harry has— a as you've been hearing, prince harry has accused tv nteeentet— prince harry has accused tv presenter piers— prince harry has accused tv presenter piers morgan of intimidation,— presenter piers morgan of intimidation, saying as a consequence of bringing this etotn— consequence of bringing this etotn ,— consequence of bringing this etotn , ne— consequence of bringing this claim , he and— consequence of bringing this claim , he and his wife meghan claim, he and his wife meghan note— claim, he and his wife meghan note teen— claim, he and his wife meghan have been subject— claim, he and his wife meghan have been subject to horrific peteonot— have been subject to horrific personal attacks. the duke of eueee— personal attacks. the duke of sueee noe— personal attacks. the duke of sussex has been— personal attacks. the duke of sussex has been giving evidence. the sussex has been giving evidence. tne nttn— sussex has been giving evidence. tne high oount— sussex has been giving evidence. the high court in— sussex has been giving evidence. the high court in london against the hiin court in london against the the high court in london against tne nutttenen— the high court in london against the publisher of— the high court in london against the publisher of the daily ttnot— the publisher of the daily mirror over— the publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information— mirror over alleged unlawful information gathering. he said our information gathering. he said out county— information gathering. he said tut oounty te— information gathering. he said our country is judged globally by our country is judged globally ty tne— our country is judged globally ty tne etote— our country is judged globally by the state of— our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government— by the state of our press and our government .— by the state of our press and our government. he by the state of our press and our government . he also accused our government. he also accused the our government. he also accused tne government— our government. he also accused the government of— our government. he also accused the government of the press of nowtnt— the government of the press of nowtnt ttoot— the government of the press of having blood on— the government of the press of having blood on its typing hands tunnt— having blood on its typing hands tuntnt tte— having blood on its typing hands during his cross—examination nntnotenout— during his cross—examination mirror group newspapers denies all mirror group newspapers denies ott tne— mirror group newspapers denies all the claims— mirror group newspapers denies all the claims .— mirror group newspapers denies all the claims. downing mirror group newspapers denies all the claims . downing street all the claims. downing street eoye— all the claims. downing street eoye tne— all the claims. downing street says the government is willing to agree— says the government is willing to agree another— says the government is willing to agree another way forward totter— to agree another way forward notnen tnon — to agree another way forward rather than taking legal action ototnet— rather than taking legal action ototnet tne— rather than taking legal action against the covid inquiry. the cottnet— against the covid inquiry. the cabinet office— against the covid inquiry. the cabinet office has been asked to teuttn— cabinet office has been asked to teuttn tonnen— cabinet office has been asked to return former prime minister tone— return former prime minister boris johnson's— return former prime minister boris johnson's notebooks by

next— boris johnson's notebooks by next weet— boris johnson's notebooks by next weet to— boris johnson's notebooks by next week to compare them to the tetoetet— next week to compare them to the tetootet eottee— next week to compare them to the redacted copies already provided the redacted copies already provided tne tntutty. — redacted copies already provided the inquiry. chair— redacted copies already provided the inquiry. chair baroness teotnet— the inquiry. chair baroness heather hallett says she won't be commenting— heather hallett says she won't be commenting on the legal row due be commenting on the legal row tue to— be commenting on the legal row tue to tne— be commenting on the legal row due to the pending litigation ont— due to the pending litigation ont tne— due to the pending litigation and the police— due to the pending litigation and the police watchdog has announced it's— and the police watchdog has announced it's launched a enntnot— announced it's launched a criminal investigation into a totot— criminal investigation into a fatal collision— criminal investigation into a fatal collision involving a note— fatal collision involving a police motorcycle escort . king police motorcycle escort. king tne— police motorcycle escort. king tne tueneee— police motorcycle escort. king the duchess of— police motorcycle escort. king the duchess of edinburgh. the ottteen— the duchess of edinburgh. the ottteet ton — the duchess of edinburgh. the officer from the— the duchess of edinburgh. the officer from the special escort group— officer from the special escort tnoun te— officer from the special escort tnoun te tetnt— officer from the special escort group is being investigated on euentoton— group is being investigated on eueptoton ot— group is being investigated on suspicion of causing death by tontetoue— suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, as well as eouetnt— dangerous driving, as well as causing death— dangerous driving, as well as causing death by— dangerous driving, as well as causing death by careless tnto.— causing death by careless tntwtnt. et— causing death by careless driving. 81 year old helen tottont— driving. 81 year old helen holland died— driving. 81 year old helen holland died after being struck by a— holland died after being struck by o potte— holland died after being struck by a police escort— holland died after being struck by a police escort bike in west tonton— by a police escort bike in west tonton toet— by a police escort bike in west london last month. the cbi has teeetwet— london last month. the cbi has teeetwet tne — london last month. the cbi has received the backing of members for received the backing of members tot new— received the backing of members for new reforms— received the backing of members for new reforms introduced tottowtnt— for new reforms introduced tottowtnt o— for new reforms introduced following a series of sexual notoeenent— following a series of sexual harassment allegations. 93% of nnennetet— harassment allegations. 93% of members voting— harassment allegations. 93% of members voting to support etontee— members voting to support etontee ot— members voting to support changes at the— members voting to support changes at the body introduced in changes at the body introduced tn tne— changes at the body introduced tn tne woke— changes at the body introduced in the wake of— changes at the body introduced in the wake of the claims. changes at the body introduced in the wake of the claims . a in the wake of the claims. a nunnent— in the wake of the claims. a nunnett ot— in the wake of the claims. a number of major— in the wake of the claims. a number of major companies, tnotuttnt— number of major companies, including john— number of major companies, including john lewis, aviva and itv including john lewis, aviva and nv ,— including john lewis, aviva and ttv , tutt— including john lewis, aviva and try , tutt ton — including john lewis, aviva and itv , quit from the— including john lewis, aviva and itv , quit from the cbi following

itv, quit from the cbi following the allegations.— itv, quit from the cbi following the allegations. and ryanair eonoettet— the allegations. and ryanair cancelled 400— the allegations. and ryanair cancelled 400 flights today amid a cancelled 400 flights today amid o tenet— cancelled 400 flights today amid o ttenen otn— cancelled 400 flights today amid a french air traffic— cancelled 400 flights today amid a french air traffic control etntte. — a french air traffic control strike. some _ a french air traffic control strike. some of- a french air traffic control strike. some of the impacted ttttnte— strike. some of the impacted ttttnte oe— strike. some of the impacted flights are to— strike. some of the impacted flights are to and from the uk ont— flights are to and from the uk ont tnetont— flights are to and from the uk ont ttetont .— flights are to and from the uk and ireland . a— flights are to and from the uk and ireland . a petition calling and ireland. a petition calling for and ireland. a petition calling tot tne— and ireland. a petition calling for the european— and ireland. a petition calling for the european commission to protect— for the european commission to nnoteet ttttnte— for the european commission to protect flights over france tuntnt — protect flights over france during strikes— protect flights over france during strikes has so far been ettnet— during strikes has so far been ettnet ty— during strikes has so far been ettnet ty oet— during strikes has so far been signed by over a— during strikes has so far been signed by over a million people. tote— signed by over a million people. tote on— signed by over a million people. tote on ott— signed by over a million people. more on all of— signed by over a million people. more on all of those stories if you— more on all of those stories if you teot— more on all of those stories if you neot to— more on all of those stories if you head to our— more on all of those stories if you head to our website, gb news . ttoot— you head to our website, gb news .com . direct bullion— you head to our website, gb news .com . cit" .com. direct bullion sponsors the financial report on gb news for gold and silver investment . for gold and silver investment. and this is how the numbers are stacking up today . the pound can stacking up today. the pound can buy you— stacking up today. the pound can buy you tutt— stacking up today. the pound can buy you $1.2417 and— i g .. : the pound can buy you $1.2417 and ,1.1611. the tnoe— buy you $1.2417 and ,1.1611. the tnoe ot— buy you $1.2417 and ,1.1611. the tnoe ot tott— buy you $1.2417 and ,1.1611. the tnoe ot tott te— buy you $1.2417 and ,1.1611. the price of gold is .— buy you $1.2417 and ,1.1611. the price of gold is . £1,581.61 per price of gold is. £1,581.61 per ant— price of gold is. £1,581.61 per ounce. and the— price of gold is. £1,581.61 per ounce. and the ftse 100 closed totoy—

ounce. and the ftse 100 closed totoy ot— ounce. and the ftse 100 closed totoy ot eoow— ounce. and the ftse 100 closed today at 6000, seven 1000 sorry, ozo— today at 6000, seven 1000 sorry, eze totnte— today at 6000, seven 1000 sorry, 628 points. direct— today at 6000, seven 1000 sorry, 628 points. direct bullion sponsors the _ 628 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb sponsors the finance report on on wewe— sponsors the finance report on gb news investments that matter . twe— gb news investments that matter . be got— gb news investments that matter . be got eente— gb news investments that matter . i've got some fascinating emails coming in about a topic that i'm going to be talking about shortly, which is the 79th anniversary of d—day. and on that day, anniversary of d—day. and on tnot toy, wntt— anniversary of d—day. and on that day, 1449 british- "j “jig and on that day, 1449 british lives toet— that day, 1449 british lives were lost. it's— that day, 1449 british lives were lost. it's been described as were lost. it's been described oe tne— were lost. it's been described as the longest— were lost. it's been described as the longest day of course, tne— as the longest day of course, tne tunntnt— as the longest day of course, the turning point, many would ottue— the turning point, many would ottue ,— the turning point, many would ottue , tn— the turning point, many would argue , in world— the turning point, many would argue , in world war two and argue, in world war two and nttttnt— argue, in world war two and ntttnt tne— argue, in world war two and ridding the continent of, eteeteno. — ridding the continent of, etcetera. i'm— ridding the continent of, etcetera. i'm just wondered wnetnet— etcetera. i'm just wondered wnetnen on— etcetera. i'm just wondered whether or not,— etcetera. i'm just wondered whether or not, looking around the whether or not, looking around tne county— whether or not, looking around the country today,— whether or not, looking around the country today, are veterans ont— the country today, are veterans ont tne— the country today, are veterans ont tne peopte— the country today, are veterans and the people who lost their twee— and the people who lost their twee tnene — and the people who lost their lives there suddenly would be trout— lives there suddenly would be ntout ot— lives there suddenly would be nnout ot wnot— lives there suddenly would be proud of what they see now, wnetnet— proud of what they see now, wnetnen on— proud of what they see now, whether or not— proud of what they see now, whether or not we've done them tuettoe. — whether or not we've done them ruettoe. tnot— whether or not we've done them justice. that fighting spirit , justice. that fighting spirit, tnoee— justice. that fighting spirit, those heroes— justice. that fighting spirit, those heroes do. we do those heroes really do. we do tuettee— those heroes really do. we do ruettoe to— those heroes really do. we do justice to those— those heroes really do. we do justice to those people? i'm going— justice to those people? i'm totnt to— justice to those people? i'm totnt to te— justice to those people? i'm going to be talking to someone ton— going to be talking to someone ton-tnten— going to be talking to someone from british legion shortly, from the british legion shortly, but from the british legion shortly, tut eoe— from the british legion shortly, tut ot— from the british legion shortly, but some of the— from the british legion shortly, but some of the that i've but some of the emails that i've got but some of the emails that i've tot-nete— but some of the emails that i've tot-nee oe- but some of the emails that i've got here are absolutely got from you here are absolutely toeetnottnt— got from you here are absolutely fascinating—just. fascinating. actually, i'm just

going— fascinating. actually, i'm just. totnt—tnen going to read a couple of them out-teten— going to read a couple of them out- helen says- going to read a couple of them out helen says they'd out quickly. helen says they'd be out quickly. helen says they'd toe—tne— out quickly. helen says they'd be _the state - out quickly. helen says they'd be _the state of- out quickly. helen says they'd be the state of this be shocked at the state of this county— be shocked at the state of this county ot— be shocked at the state of this county ot tne— be shocked at the state of this country at the moment and ootuotty— country at the moment and ootuotty-tt- country at the moment and actually-it was. country at the moment and. actually-it was worth actually wonder if it was worth the actually wonder if it was worth tne tott— actually wonder if it was worth tne tttnt tot— actually wonder if it was worth the fight for there's the fight for freedom. there's tute— the fight for freedom. there's tutte-ot— the fight for freedom. there's tutte-ot tnte. — the fight for freedom. there's quite of this. we're not quite a lot of this. we're not totnt— quite a lot of this. we're not doing-veterans- quite a lot of this. we're not doing veterans proud. doing our veterans proud. tnene-e— doing our veterans proud. there's—thisl doing our veterans proud.- there's_this one. he there's no name on this one. he notee— there's no name on this one. he notee-to— there's no name on this one. he notee-to tat- there's no name on this one. he makes to raf scampton, makes reference to raf scampton, the makes reference to raf scampton, tne none— makes reference to raf scampton, tne none ot— makes reference to raf scampton, the home of the— makes reference to raf scampton, the home of the dambusters being ueet— the home of the dambusters being ueetl— the home of the dambusters being ueetl, you— the home of the dambusters being ueetl, you know,— the home of the dambusters being used i, you know, to— the home of the dambusters being used , you know, to house used for, you know, to house tttetot— used for, you know, to house illegal migrants,— used for, you know, to house illegal migrants, etcetera . so illegal migrants, etcetera. so tnot-e— illegal migrants, etcetera. so tnot-e-ot— illegal migrants, etcetera. so that's-of general. that's the kind of general ttowout— that's the kind of general flavour-the— that's the kind of general flavour the inbox at the flavour in the inbox at the moment — flavour in the inbox at the moment. and— flavour in the inbox at the moment. and real flavour in the inbox at the- moment. and-real shame, moment. and it is a real shame, i moment. and it is a real shame, t-ten-t— moment. and it is a real shame, t-ten-t tt— moment. and it is a real shame, t-ten-t n, to— moment. and it is a real shame, i-isn't it, to think- moment. and it is a real shame, i isn't it, to think that i think, isn't it, to think that noyte— i think, isn't it, to think that noyte-neotte- i think, isn't it, to think that. maybe - people - gave i think, isn't it, to think that- maybe - people - gave the maybe those people who gave the utttnote — ultimate sacrifice for this county— ultimate sacrifice for this country darkest of ultimate sacrifice for this- country-darkest of days country on the darkest of days woutt— country on the darkest of days would-necessarily- country on the darkest of days would necessarily be that would not necessarily be that happy— would not necessarily be that noppy wttn— would not necessarily be that happy with what— would not necessarily be that happy with what they see today. but happy with what they see today. tut—tott- happy with what they see today. tut—tott to - but of course, i'll talk to someone from - but of course, i'll talk to someone from the british legion otout— someone from the british legion otout-enottty.- someone from the british legion about-shortly. gb- about that very shortly. gb wewe— about that very shortly. gb vtewe ot— about that very shortly. gb vtewe ot ot— about that very shortly. gb views at gb news .com. but there is views at gb news .com. but there te-tne— views at gb news .com. but there te-tne ttetot— views at gb news .com. but there is the illegal migration is more on the illegal migration bill is more on the illegal migration ttt-ont— is more on the illegal migration bill-and whether- is more on the illegal migration bill and whether or bill actually, and whether or not—tetyl not rishi sunak will defy the touee— not rishi sunak will defy the touee-ont— not rishi sunak will defy thei house-and-the house of lords and invoke the totttonent— house of lords and invoke the parliament act— house of lords and invoke the parliament act to _ house of lords and invoke the parliament act to make it law. a tew— parliament act to make it law. a tew ntnutee— parliament act to make it law. a few minutes ago— parliament act to make it law. a few minutes ago i— parliament act to make it law. a few minutes ago i heard from the tow— few minutes ago i heard from the toy ttt— few minutes ago i heard from the toy ttt totto— few minutes ago i heard from the tory mp marco longhi. with me ont— tory mp marco longhi. with me ont t— tory mp marco longhi. with me now and i think— tory mp marco longhi. with me now and i think this is vitally tntontont— now and i think this is vitally important. this— now and i think this is vitally important. this conservative teen,— important. this conservative teen—ttttey- important. this conservativel peer,-lilley , thank peer, lord peter lilley, thank you— peer, lord peter lilley, thank you very— peer, lord peter lilley, thank you very nuen.— peer, lord peter lilley, thank you very much. great to have you on—you— you very much. great to have you on—you ooutt- you very much. great to have you on—you out be. on the show. so you could be typoeeet— on the show. so you could be bypassed under— on the show. so you could be bypassed under rishi sunak plans if it

bypassed under rishi sunak plans t tt nonnene — bypassed under rishi sunak plans if it happens. how— bypassed under rishi sunak plans if it happens. how do you feel otout— if it happens. how do you feel otout tnote — if it happens. how do you feel about that? well,— if it happens. how do you feel about that? well, i- if it happens. how do you feel about that? �*ftt�*ti;.. tigt if it happens. how do you feel about that? �*ftt�*ti.. nign i about that? well, i very much hope the lords will not collectively try to delay the bill. the house of lords exists simply to its normally its only power is to ask the house of commons to think again to say, look, we think that clause should be changed, that clause should be changed, that clause should be changed, that clause should be added, that clause should be added, that clause should deleted, back should be deleted, send it back to of commons, the to the house of commons, the house of commons doesn't agree. it back to us and normally it comes back to us and normally we wtt— it comes back to us and normally we wttt oeoett— it comes back to us and normally we will accept the _ it comes back to us and normally we will accept the house of totte— we will accept the house of tonte oe— we will accept the house of lords as. house- we will accept the house of lords as house of commons lords as the house of commons teeteton— lords as the house of commons decision because— lords as the house of commons decision because they're the eteetet — decision because they're the elected _havel decision because they're the. elected _ have the elected house. they have the power . the house of power in extremis. the house of lords can delay something by voting against it and then the government can bring it back. the next year and the house of lords then lose any right to alter it at all. that's very, very rare . i think if the house very rare. i think if the house of lords were foolish enough to go to that extreme and force the government to invoke the parliament, act to drive it through next that would be through next year, that would be the house of lords committing suicide. the people of this country these people country would say, these people are so out touch, are so

are so out of touch, are so opposed to everything we stand for country that they've for as a country that they've got to go. so i don't think the house of lords is in a suicidal mood and i hope it won't do that. well, that's a vital point tnot— that. well, that's a vital point tnot youe— that. well, that's a vital point tnot you-e ruet— well, that's a vital point that you've just made, and i'm etot— that you've just made, and i'm ttot—noteet- that you've just made, and i'm glad—raised it,- glad that you've raised it, teuee— glad that you've raised it, because does— glad that you've raised it, because does the future of the touee — because does the future of the touee ot— because does the future of the house of lords— because does the future of the house of lords actually hinge on the house of lords actually hinge on tne—nontte- house of lords actually hinge on the—handle this. the way that they handle this ttetot— the way that they handle this illegal-bill?- the way that they handle this illegal-bill? - the way that they handle thisi illegal-bill? .do illegal migration bill? we do towe— illegal migration bill? we do have democratically elected have a democratically elected party, not government necessarily at the moment, because sunak obviously hasn't stood for election, but democratically elected party. and the way it works. and that's the way it works. that a stonking majority at that one a stonking majority at the election. we the last general election. we have illegal migration bill have an illegal migration bill that public support that does have public support despite see on despite what you may see on social media, have social media, it does have pubuc social media, it does have public that is currently public support that is currently being blocked by the house of lords. i mean, it would be suicide, would it not, for the house of lords to keep knocking it back? i mean, if they want to continue to exist, they're going to have to actually wave it through and just accept it despite particularly loud despite what a particularly loud bishop might think of the whole thing. at the moment the thing. well, at the moment the house of lords isn't blocking it. the house of lords is

considering— . the house of lords is considering suggesting considering it, suggesting various amendments on. various amendments and so on. some—te- various amendments and so on.| some—toe toeeet. some of those would be passed. wett— some of those would be passed. wet-toet— some of those would be passed. we-ttltoet to— some of those would be passed. we'll-back to the— some of those would be passed. we'll back to the house of we'll go back to the house of common— we'll go back to the house of commons what— we'll go back to the house of commons what the crucial point wtt— commons what the crucial point wit—tne- commons what the crucial point will—the housei will come then. will the house of will come then. will the house ot totte— will come then. will the house ot tonte ty— will come then. will the house of lords try and— will come then. will the house of lords try and persist in ottennt— of lords try and persist in ottennt on— of lords try and persist in altering or rejecting the bill if altering or rejecting the bill t tt— altering or rejecting the bill t tt toee— altering or rejecting the bill if it does, that's— altering or rejecting the bill if it does, that's in my view , a if it does, that's in my view, a net— if it does, that's in my view, a net ot— if it does, that's in my view, a net ot tne— if it does, that's in my view, a risk of the house— if it does, that's in my view, a risk of the house of lords eonnttttnt— risk of the house of lords committing suicide . but there's committing suicide. but there's no woy— committing suicide. but there's no woy tnot— committing suicide. but there's no way that the. _ committing suicide. but there's no way that the. : i no way that the. would you back that? so sorry, lord btec force the bill through. can i just. the bill through. can ijust. can i just drill down on that a little bit? if if the house of lords continues to try to make these amendments it up, these amendments to hold it up, to stall and to delay, i will be fascinated to know your answer on this. i mean, would you, as someone who in house of someone who sits in the house of lords, openly called lords, actually openly called for be abolished ? i for it to be abolished? i wouldn't . but then i've got for it to be abolished? i- wouldn't . but then i've got a wouldn't. but then i've got a totter— wouldn't. but then i've got a note o— wouldn't. but then i've got a rather a vested— wouldn't. but then i've got a rather a vested interest. i enouttn-t— rather a vested interest. i shouldn't take— rather a vested interest. i shouldn't take much notice of my wew— shouldn't take much notice of my .— shouldn't take much notice of my . weon— shouldn't take much notice of my . teon t— shouldn't take much notice of my view . yeah, i rather— shouldn't take much notice of my view . yeah, i rather enjoy view. yeah, i rather enjoy nowtnt— view. yeah, i rather enjoy nowtnt tnte— view. yeah, i rather enjoy having this platform and i'd be putttnt— having this platform and i'd be outttnt tne— having this platform and i'd be pulling the platform away from untet— pulling the platform away from unten ny— pulling the platform away from unten nny teet. — pulling the platform away from under my feet. but the same is tue— under my feet. but the same is tue ot— under my feet. but the same is true, of course,— under my feet. but the same is true, of course, of— under my feet. but the same is true, of course, of all members of true, of course, of all members ot tne— true, of course, of all members ot tne touee— true, of course, of all members of the house of— true, of course, of all members of the house of lords, of all oontee— of the house of lords, of all nonttee ont— of the house of lords, of all parties and none.- of the house of lords, of all parties and none. they will be

nutttnt— parties and none. they will be nutttnt-own— parties and none. they will be pulling own platform from pulling their own platform from unten— pulling their own platform from unten-own— pulling their own platform from under-own feet— pulling their own platform from under-own feet if- pulling their own platform from under own feet if they did under their own feet if they did eonetntnt— under their own feet if they did something-foolish- under their own feet if they did something foolish as to something so foolish as to oer-eet— something so foolish as to teteot o— something so foolish as to reject a bill— something so foolish as to reject a bill which been reject a bill which has been noeeet— reject a bill which has been passed overwhelmingly by the touee— passed overwhelmingly by the house-commons,- passed overwhelmingly by the house commons, which has the house of commons, which has the owetwnetntnt— house of commons, which has the overwhelming-of- overwhelming support of the tnten— overwhelming support of the british _which- overwhelming support of the. british _which-is british people, which clearly is untent— british people, which clearly is urgent-important- british people, which clearly is urgent important , british people, which clearly is urgent important, and to try urgent and important, and to try and urgent and important, and to try ont tetoy— urgent and important, and to try ont tetoy tnot— urgent and important, and to try and delay that for— urgent and important, and to try and delay that for another year woutt— and delay that for another year woutt te— and delay that for another year would be would— and delay that for another year would be would be absurd. i oon-t— would be would be absurd. i can't believe— would be would be absurd. i can't believe they'll- would be would be absurd. i can't believe they'll do- would be would be absurd. i can't believe they'll do it. do you think this is as serious as being an outright national emergency and actually obe there should be more urgency attached to what rishi sunak is trying to do with this illegal migration bill and dare i say it, some of the people in that house of lords will have massive houses and massive estates and will have massive estates and will have massive estates and are not the ones who were offering to put people up in their spare rooms. and it is otttnoty— their spare rooms. and it is ordinary members- ” ”ti; and it is ordinary members the british ordinary members of the british nutte— ordinary members of the british puttte wno— ordinary members of the british puttte wno oe— ordinary members of the british public who are having to deal wttn— public who are having to deal with—hotels. with asylum seeker hotels on tnet— their doorstep. and the consequence- their doorstep. and the consequence of an insecure consequence is of an insecure totter— consequence is of an insecure tottet tn— consequence is of an insecure tottet tn o— consequence is of an insecure border in a-that- consequence is of an insecure border in a that the house border in a way that the house of border in a way that the house ot-won-t,— border in a way that the house of-won't, should- border in a way that the house of won't, should they be of lords won't, should they be twen— of lords won't, should they be ttwen o— of lords won't, should they be given o etott— of lords won't, should they be given a short, sharp wake up cotte— given a short, sharp wake up eotte ttoyte— given a short, sharp wake up call? maybe-are- given a short, sharp wake up call? maybe are going to call? maybe maids are going to etoy— call? maybe maids are going to etoy-tneee— call? maybe maids are going to stay _these asylum . stay in one of these asylum eeeet— stay in one of these asylum seeker—share-

stay in one of these asylum- seeker—sharelroom, seeker hotels and share a room, oennote— seeker hotels and share a room, oennote-wttn— seeker hotels and share a room, perhaps-with other- seeker hotels and share a room, perhaps with other asylum perhaps with with other asylum seekers. .that_ perhaps with with other asylum seekers. .that it's- perhaps with with other asylum seekers. yes. that it's rather an interesting idea. perhaps i'll put an amendment to i'll put down an amendment to that effect. lot them that effect. no, a lot of them just out of touch. the liberal democrat put down a wrecking amendment which would have killed the whole bill if it had gone through. and the spokesman said we shouldn't even bother to try immigration . try and control immigration. it's pointless, he said. when i said so that's your view, is it the lib dems? and yet you think, what a catastrophic effect that would have on the housing problem in this country? it's bad enough letting 600,000 people a year net come in legally, but if we had no controls, the housing crisis would be beyond measure . and yet would be beyond measure. and yet the lib dems oppose— would be beyond measure. and yet the lib dems oppose every- : : and yet the lib dems oppose every single oton— the lib dems oppose every single nton to— the lib dems oppose every single nton to tutt— the lib dems oppose every single plan to build new— the lib dems oppose every single plan to build new houses tnnoutnout— plan to build new houses throughout the country. so we've got tnte— throughout the country. so we've got this incredible hypocrisy resident in the house of lords , resident in the house of lords, particularly in the lib dems, to a lesser degree in the labour party, to quite a strong degree in the crossbenchers . okay, in the crossbenchers. okay, look, thank you _ in the crossbenchers. okay, look, thank you very,- i okay, look, thank you very, very much . i look, thank you very, very much . t nuet—

look, thank you very, very much . t nuet-tt-e— look, thank you very, very much . i must-it's been- look, thank you very, very much . i must it's been fantastic . i must say it's been fantastic to-you— . i must say it's been fantastic to-you on— . i must say it's been fantastic to-you on tne— . i must say it's been fantastic to .you on the _andl . i must say it's been fantastic- to-you on the-and good to have you on the show and good tuet. — to have you on the show and good tuet. t— to have you on the show and good tuet. t-tnot— to have you on the show and good tuet. t-tnot you— to have you on the show and good luck. i that you personally to have you on the show and good luciabolished�*iat you personally to have you on the show and good luciabolished anytimeiersonally to have you on the show and good luciabolished anytime soon.ally not abolished anytime soon. attnoutn— not abolished anytime soon. although institution itself not abolished anytime soon. althcwell institution itself not abolished anytime soon. althcwell face nstitution itself not abolished anytime soon. althcwell face atitution itself not abolished anytime soon. althcwell face a different:self may well face a different tutute. — may well face a different future. can— may well face a different future. can i— may well face a different future. ct?" may well face a different future. cit“ : may well face a different- future. can i say a word about your next issue, about the d—day ? oh, yeah, please. father was my— ? oh, yeah, please. father was my totnen— ? oh, yeah, please. father was my totnet woe— ? oh, yeah, please. father was my father was first— 7’ oh, yeah, please. father was my father was first lieutenant on tne— my father was first lieutenant on the minesweeper which swept the on the minesweeper which swept tne nntnee— on the minesweeper which swept tne owoy— on the minesweeper which swept the mines away the night before the mines away the night before tne tonttnt— the mines away the night before tne tonttnt to— the mines away the night before the landing to clear the way for the landing to clear the way for tne tonttnt— the landing to clear the way for tne tonttnt ,— the landing to clear the way for the landing , which he got the the landing, which he got the tte— the landing, which he got the mc ,— the landing, which he got the ttc , wnen— the landing, which he got the dec , which was— the landing, which he got the dec , which was a very high dfc, which was a very high owot — dfc, which was a very high owot te— dfc, which was a very high award. he never- dfc, which was a very high award. he never told me quite why— award. he never told me quite wny ne— award. he never told me quite wny ne tot— award. he never told me quite wny ne tot tt— award. he never told me quite why he got it, but— award. he never told me quite why he got it, but i'm sure he ttt— why he got it, but i'm sure he ttt tt— why he got it, but i'm sure he ttt tt tnot— why he got it, but i'm sure he did it that this— why he got it, but i'm sure he did it that this country should be tnee. — did it that this country should be tnee. te— did it that this country should be free. he knew— did it that this country should be free. he knew when we were tnee— be free. he knew when we were tee we-t — be free. he knew when we were free we'd sometimes make good teotetone— free we'd sometimes make good decisions. we'd— free we'd sometimes make good decisions. we'd sometimes make bad decisions. we'd sometimes make tot teotetone— decisions. we'd sometimes make tot teetetone .— decisions. we'd sometimes make bad decisions . we— decisions. we'd sometimes make bad decisions . we sometimes have bad decisions. we sometimes have toot—eonettnee- bad decisions. we sometimes have good sometimes have good policies. we sometimes have bad good policies. we sometimes have tot nottotee— good policies. we sometimes have bad policies. but— good policies. we sometimes have bad policies. but he'd much totnet— bad policies. but he'd much note we— bad policies. but he'd much rather we were— bad policies. but he'd much rather we were free than than tnot— rather we were free than than tnot we — rather we were free than than that we weren't. _ rather we were free than than that we weren't. so he would be. twen— that we weren't. so he would be. ten tt— that we weren't. so he would be. ten tt tntnte— that we weren't. so he would be. even if things are— that we weren't. so he would be. even if things are going not so wet— even if things are going not so wet ot— even if things are going not so wet ot tne— even if things are going not so well at the moment, he would say tnont— well at the moment, he would say tnont eot— well at the moment, he would say tnont tot we— well at the moment, he would say thank god we won.— well at the moment, he would say thank god we won. thank god we are thank god we won. thank god we otelttee— thank god we won. thank god we are lfree country. _ thank god we won. thank god we arelfree country. you— thank god we won. thank god we are free country. you might are a free country. you might t— are a free country. you might r-tnw,_ are a free country. you might even, i know, never even, i don't know, never tteouee— even, i don't know, never discuss-like - even, i don't know, never discuss like brexit. even, i don't know, never- discuss-like brexit. but discuss things like brexit. but i discuss things like brexit. but t-woutt— discuss things like brexit. but i-would have- discuss things like brexit. but i would have supported i think he would have supported the i think he would have supported tne—totto— i think he would have supported the-taking back- the idea of us taking back eontot— the idea of us taking back. control—destiny. control over our own destiny. tuet— control over our own destiny. tuet tutetty— control over our own destiny. just quickly then, peter, whilst

youe— just quickly then, peter, whilst you-e noteet— just quickly then, peter, whilst you've raised this, would your totnen— you've raised this, would your totnet te— you've raised this, would your totnen te nonny— you've raised this, would your father be happy with the country that father be happy with the country tnot ne — father be happy with the country tnot ne eow— father be happy with the country that he saw today? ttit that he saw today? do you think we've done people like your father, justice ? he didn't father, justice? he didn't tttn-t— father, justice? he didn't didn't fight,— father, justice? he didn't didn't fight, nor- i7 he didn't didn't fight, nor did any of his tenenotton— didn't fight, nor did any of his tenenotton tn— didn't fight, nor did any of his generation in order to have tuettee— generation in order to have ruettee tone— generation in order to have justice done and get reward or get netote— justice done and get reward or get netote on— justice done and get reward or get medals or anything. he did it. get medals or anything. he did t. t— get medals or anything. he did it. i remember— get medals or anything. he did it. i remember asking him, i an,— it. i remember asking him, i an, wee— it. i remember asking him, i an, you— it. i remember asking him, i said, were you doing it because of said, were you doing it because ot tne— said, were you doing it because of the terrible— said, were you doing it because of the terrible things were of the terrible things the were totnt—te- of the terrible things the were doing—he said,- of the terrible things the werei doing—he said, we doing to the jews? he said, we tttn-t— doing to the jews? he said, we tttn-t know— doing to the jews? he said, we didn't know about— doing to the jews? he said, we didn't know about we didn't know about that. if we not— didn't know about that. if we had ,— didn't know about that. if we not , tnot— didn't know about that. if we had , that would— didn't know about that. if we had , that would have been a good had, that would have been a good enoutt— had, that would have been a goodj enoutn—woe enough reason why we fought was that enough reason why we fought was tnot—peoptel that we didn't want other people to note— that we didn't want other people to note out— that we didn't want other people to make our laws— that we didn't want other people to make our laws control our nottotee— to make our laws control our policies,-country- to make our laws control our policies,-country .- to make our laws control our policies, country . and policies, run our country. and we tnoutnt— policies, run our country. and we tnoutnt tt— policies, run our country. and we thought if germany ever got onto— we thought if germany ever got eontnot ot— we thought if germany ever got control of europe,— we thought if germany ever got control of europe, would control of europe, it would oontot— control of europe, it would control germany. um so that control us germany. um so that i ton-t— control us germany. um so that i ton-t tntnt— control us germany. um so that i don't think there _ control us germany. um so that i don't think there worried about now— don't think there worried about now tney— don't think there worried about how they should— don't think there worried about how they should be respected, now— how they should be respected, now tney— how they should be respected, how they should— how they should be respected, how they should be respected, how they should be treated . they how they should be treated. they toutnt— how they should be treated. they fought because _ how they should be treated. they fought because they were nottotte— fought because they were patriotic people, whether they wotet— patriotic people, whether they voted labour,— patriotic people, whether they voted labour, voted conservative. my father wasn't ooneenottwe. — conservative. my father wasn't conservative. they they did it for conservative. they they did it tot tnet— conservative. they they did it for their country— conservative. they they did it for their country and they'd be eottettet— for their country and they'd be satisfied that— for their country and they'd be satisfied that their country is tee.— satisfied that their country is tnee. tney— satisfied that their country is free. they wouldn't be satisfied neeeeeontty— free. they wouldn't be satisfied necessarily with _ free. they wouldn't be satisfied necessarily with the policy of the government— necessarily with the policy of the government at any moment.

tott— the government at any moment. tott-woutt— the government at any moment. half would approve it half of them would approve it ont—woutt- and half of them would tteoopnowe— and half of them would disapprove be disapprove of it, but they'd be etot— disapprove of it, but they'd be ttot—enotee- disapprove of it, but they'd be ttot—onotee. l disapprove of it, but they'd be. glad—choice . okay. glad they had the choice. okay. all glad they had the choice. okay. att right-— glad they had the choice. okay. att right toot.— glad they had the choice. okay. all right. look, thank you very, very much. that's lord peter lilley, our conservative peer, just perfectly the just teeing up perfectly the topic going discussing topic i'm going to be discussing in of seconds. actually in a matter of seconds. actually is the 79th anniversary of d—day. i will be asking if our world war two heroes get the respect that they deserve. i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news

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is something that a lot of you email about almost every email in about almost every single day at some point, which is, honour veterans single day at some point, which is, our honour veterans single day at some point, which is, our war nour veterans single day at some point, which is, our war heroes veterans single day at some point, which is, our war heroes andterans single day at some point, which is, our war heroes and their; and our war heroes and their memory? well enough in this country? i'm very pleased to be able to say that i can speak with the director of remembrance at british at the royal british legion, philippa who in philippa rawlinson, who is in normandy for philippa, thank normandy for us. philippa, thank you thank for you so much and thank you for waiting on the line. know waiting on the line. i know we've you hanging there we've kept you hanging there for a while, but think a little while, but do you think that our brave british heroes, the fought sadly the people who fought and sadly in some cases died on d—day , are in some cases died on d—day, are remembered well enough in this country and respect acted enough ? well, the royal british legion , we're focussed_ ? well, the royal british legion , we're focussed on— 7’ well, the royal british legion , we're focussed on ensuring the eenteee— , we're focussed on ensuring the services sacrifice— , we're focussed on ensuring the services sacrifice of— , we're focussed on ensuring the services sacrifice of our armed tonee— services sacrifice of our armed tonee . — services sacrifice of our armed tonee . ttnotty— services sacrifice of our armed forces . family is— services sacrifice of our armed forces . .g forces. family is never forgotten. it's always remembered and remembered around . and the public support we see at . and the public support we see ot oun— . and the public support we see at our services— and the public support we see at our services certainly eutteete— at our services certainly eutteete tt— at our services certainly suggests it is- at our services certainly suggests it is today in normandy . wette— suggests it is today in normandy . we've we've held— suggests it is today in normandy . we've we've held two services, ttnetty— . we've we've held two services, ttnetty ot— . we've we've held two services, ttnetty ot tne— . we've we've held two services, firstly at the british normandy tenonot— firstly at the british normandy memorial this— firstly at the british normandy memorial this morning and then at memorial this morning and then ot tunonttne— memorial this morning and then at lunchtime at— memorial this morning and then at lunchtime at the commonwealth war at lunchtime at the commonwealth won oee— at lunchtime at the commonwealth war graves commission memorial at war graves commission memorial ot noon. — war graves commission memorial ot noon. ant— war graves commission memorial ot noon. ant ot— war graves commission memorial at baor. and at both we heard

tnet— at baor. and at both we heard ttnet nont— at baor. and at both we heard first hand from _ at baor. and at both we heard first hand from veterans themselves,— first hand from veterans themselves, their experiences , themselves, their experiences, wnetnen— themselves, their experiences, wnetnen tt— themselves, their experiences, whether it be— themselves, their experiences, whether it be stanford as a young— whether it be stanford as a young eeonon— whether it be stanford as a young seaman on hms fratton or ken young seaman on hms fratton or ten toy— young seaman on hms fratton or ten toy wttn— young seaman on hms fratton or ken hoy with his— young seaman on hms fratton or ken hoy with his poem about his enenenoee— ken hoy with his poem about his eneneneee ot— ken hoy with his poem about his experiences at the— ken hoy with his poem about his experiences at the memorial and tney— experiences at the memorial and tney to— experiences at the memorial and tney to e— experiences at the memorial and they to see them _ experiences at the memorial and they to see them speak and to note— they to see them speak and to note eunn— they to see them speak and to note euon eo— they to see them speak and to have such so many members of the nutte— have such so many members of the putt tnen— have such so many members of the putt tnene ,— have such so many members of the putt tnene , we— have such so many members of the public there , we can— have such so many members of the public there , we can say safely public there, we can say safely tnot— public there, we can say safely tnot tnen— public there, we can say safely that there is— public there, we can say safely that there is a— public there, we can say safely that there is a lot— public there, we can say safely that there is a lot of support for that there is a lot of support ton tnen— that there is a lot of support for them. it's— that there is a lot of support for them. it's overwhelming at eennee— for them. it's overwhelming at eennee tte— for them. it's overwhelming at services like today. the recent we not— services like today. the recent one we had at— services like today. the recent one we had at the— services like today. the recent one we had at the national tenontot— one we had at the national memorial arboretum to mark 60 none— memorial arboretum to mark 60 yeone etne— memorial arboretum to mark 60 yeone tne— memorial arboretum to mark 60 years since the end of national eenne— years since the end of national eenne on— years since the end of national service or during— years since the end of national service or during the poppy otneot— service or during the poppy onneot, you— service or during the poppy appeal, you know, remembrance of us, appeal, you know, remembrance of eetnee— appeal, you know, remembrance of us, our service and— appeal, you know, remembrance of us, our service and sacrifices of us, our service and sacrifices ot oun— us, our service and sacrifices ot onnet— us, our service and sacrifices of our armed forces family is so tnnonont— of our armed forces family is so tnnontont ont— of our armed forces family is so important and anniversaries are a important and anniversaries are o tnot— important and anniversaries are a great opportunity to get peopte— a great opportunity to get people talking. and we're really tntnttnt— people talking. and we're really thinking ahead— people talking. and we're really thinking ahead to— people talking. and we're really thinking ahead to the 80th onnwneeoty— thinking ahead to the 80th anniversary of— thinking ahead to the 80th anniversary of d—day next year ont— anniversary of d—day next year ont tnwtttnt— anniversary of d—day next year and inviting people to join the to to— and inviting people to join the to to to— and inviting people to join the to to to to— and inviting people to join the to to to to on— and inviting people to join the to go to go on to— and inviting people to join the to go to go on to the royal tnten— to go to go on to the royal british legion— to go to go on to the royal british legion website and let us british legion website and let ue know— british legion website and let us know where— british legion website and let us know where there our d—day veterans are so we— us know where there our d—day veterans are so we can make sure veterans are 50 we can make sure we veterans are 50 we can make sure veterans are so we can make sure we commemorate with them so that tney— we commemorate with them so that tney know—

we commemorate with them so that tney tnow tnot— we commemorate with them so that they know that their— we commemorate with them so that they know that their service and eoenttne— they know that their service and sacrifice . honoured _ they know that their service and sacrifice honoured by sacrifice is honoured by the county— sacrifice is honoured by the country today. _ sacrifice is honoured by the country today. t/tiit“ .ti.g country today. yeah, absolutely. look, i will i will absolutely leave the politics out of it with you, philippa. when we talk about some other issues about whether might be whether or not they might be proud country that they proud of the country that they see them today, but when see before them today, but when you talk to veteran and you talk to two veteran sons and have to people you talk to two veteran sons and have who to people you talk to two veteran sons and have who were to people you talk to two veteran sons and have who were thereto people you talk to two veteran sons and have who were there on)eople you talk to two veteran sons and have who were there on d—day perhaps who were there on d—day or a of it, what or were a part of it, what did they find for what were they saying to you and people like yourself? what were the reasons why they fought for this country? you know , i think that country? you know, i think that are fighting as peter lily was saying earlier, for freedom, for their country , for their home, their country, for their home, for the families that they had left behind . and i know that left behind. and i know that ttetn— left behind. and i know that their families— left behind. and i know that their families were- itti“ “t: and i know that their families were very “ti“ “t: and i know that their families were very much “tti“ “t: and i know that their families were very much in ttetn— their families were very much in their thoughts— their families were very much in their thoughts when they were tottnt— their thoughts when they were were taking part— their thoughts when they were were taking part during during the were taking part during during tne totttee— were taking part during during tne totttee .— were taking part during during the battles . and— were taking part during during the battles . and they think very the battles. and they think very nuen — the battles. and they think very nuen tnot— the battles. and they think very much that their— the battles. and they think very much that their fallen comrades, tney— much that their fallen comrades, tney ton-t— much that their fallen comrades, they don't think— much that their fallen comrades, they don't think about themselves- they don't think about themselves as heroes. they think not— themselves as heroes. they think otout tne— themselves as heroes. they think otout tne yount— themselves as heroes. they think about the young men that fell by tnet— about the young men that fell by ten ettee— about the young men that fell by their sides and— about the young men that fell by their sides and the— about the young men that fell by their sides and the memory of ten — their sides and the memory of ten te— their sides and the memory of ten te tuty—

their sides and the memory of them is truly moving and we say neont— them is truly moving and we say we've heard some— them is truly moving and we say we've heard some of those teettnontee— we've heard some of those testimonies and- we've heard some of those testimonies and experiences totoy— testimonies and experiences totoy ont— testimonies and experiences totoy ont tte— testimonies and experiences today and it's the grit and determination— today and it's the grit and determination of the veterans tnot— determination of the veterans tnot tnot— determination of the veterans tnot tnot — determination of the veterans that that we. welcome back to our that that we. welcome back to eennee— that that we. welcome back to our services each— that that we. welcome back to our services each year is nnenonenot— our services each year is nnenonenot .— our services each year is phenomenal . and to see them phenomenal. and to see them etont— phenomenal. and to see them etont ont— phenomenal. and to see them stand and come— phenomenal. and to see them stand and come forward and lay tnet— stand and come forward and lay their wreaths— stand and come forward and lay their wreaths in— stand and come forward and lay their wreaths in memory of those tnot— their wreaths in memory of those tnot tet— their wreaths in memory of those tnot tett ty— their wreaths in memory of those that fell by their— their wreaths in memory of those that fell by their side is truly numbing.— that fell by their side is truly humbling. and— that fell by their side is truly humbling. and is something that proud— humbling. and is something that nnout to— humbling. and is something that we're proud to be— humbling. and is something that we're proud to be able to facilitate— we're proud to be able to facilitate at— we're proud to be able to facilitate at the royal british tetton— facilitate at the royal british tetton . — facilitate at the royal british tetton . weon— facilitate at the royal british legion . t/tiit“ .ti.g and legion. yeah, absolutely. and tnont— legion. yeah, absolutely. and tnontyou— legion. yeah, absolutely. and tnont you ton— legion. yeah, absolutely. and thank you for all— legion. yeah, absolutely. and thank you for all of— legion. yeah, absolutely. and thank you for all of the- legion. t/tiit“ .ti.g and thank you for all of the great wont— thank you for all of the great wont tnot— thank you for all of the great work that you— thank you for all of the great work that you do— thank you for all of the great work that you do at the royal tnten— work that you do at the royal british legion— work that you do at the royal british legion and for keeping ttetn— british legion and for keeping tnetn nenoty— british legion and for keeping their memory alive , actually, their memory alive, actually, neotty— their memory alive, actually, neotty oe— their memory alive, actually, really as well— their memory alive, actually, really as well in— their memory alive, actually, really as well in many cases. ant— really as well in many cases. ant|tntnt— really as well in many cases. and |think for— really as well in many cases. and think for reminding and i think for reminding people as and i think for reminding people oe—eoonttne- and i think for reminding people as_sacrifice that- as well of that sacrifice that peopte— as well of that sacrifice that neonte note — as well of that sacrifice that people made so— as well of that sacrifice that people made so that, you know, peopte— people made so that, you know, neonte tte— people made so that, you know, neonte ttte you— people made so that, you know, people like you and i have people like you and i can have ou-ont— people like you and i can have ou-ont ent-oy- people like you and i can have our- and enjoy the- our freedom and enjoy the county— our freedom and enjoy the county tn— our freedom and enjoy the country in the— our freedom and enjoy the country in the world that we twe— country in the world that we ttweltotoy. — country in the world that we live today. philippa, live in today. so, philippa, tnont— live in today. so, philippa, thank-much,- live in today. so, philippa,- thank-much,-philippa thank you so much, liz. philippa towttneon—tn- rawlinson there. she's in tonnonty. — rawlinson there. she's in normandy. _of- rawlinson there. she's in normandy. of course, normandy. she's of course, the ttneoton—ot- normandy. she's of course, thej director—at the director of remembrance at the toyot— director of remembrance at the toyot tnten— director of remembrance at the royal british legion. 79th onnwneeoty— royal british legion. 79th anniversary of— royal british legion. 79th anniversary of d—day. i was oettnt— anniversary of d—day. i was asking whether— anniversary of d—day. i was asking whether or not people tntnt— asking whether or not people tntnt tnot— asking whether or not people tntnt tnot .— asking whether or not people think that , you— asking whether or not people think that , you know, people think that, you know, people wo-wne— think that, you know, people wotwte ttet— think that, you know, people who've died and— think that, you know, people who've died and fought on that day who've died and fought on that toy neotty— who've died and fought on that toy neotty wtt— who've died and fought on that day really will be— who've died and fought on that day really will be proud what

who've died and fought on that day iseey will be proud what who've died and fought on that day isee before )e proud what who've died and fought on that day isee before us)roud what who've died and fought on that day isee before us today. what they see before us today. annette— they see before us today. michelle dewberry up next michelle dewberry is up next wttn— michelle dewberry is up next win—vee- michelle dewberry is up next wttn—vee - michelle dewberry is up next wttn—vee so- michelle dewberry is up next- with _yes so moving, with dewbs& co. yes so moving, ten-t— with dewbs& co. yes so moving, ten-t tte— with dewbs& co. yes so moving, isn't it? yeah. when you hear about all those d—day stories and those and you listen to some of those veterans have so much veterans who i have so much respect for program , i'll respect for on my program, i'll be of some be showing examples of some of the state of the youth today. yeah, a question in my mind is, is to bring form of is it time to bring some form of national service into this country to help , i don't know, country to help, i don't know, sort out the youth, bring back some elders, some respect for the elders, bnng some respect for the elders, bring discipline, bring back some discipline, respect law and order, respect for the law and order, and bring glued to this and also bring glued to this prince thing, patrick, i prince harry thing, patrick, i actually news papers for actually sued news papers for the exact same thing that he's doing it and his lawyer was my lawyer. yeah yes, yes. oh, lawyer. no. yeah yes, yes. oh, my gosh . the period that they're my gosh. the period that they're referring to, i used to go out with prince william's best friend . so it's like a trip down friend. so it's like a trip down memory lane for me. this is you've got to watch. - memory lane for me. this is you've got to watch. you've got to watch. you've got to watch. you've got to wont. ttn— you've got to watch. you've got to watch. i'm fantastic. - you've got to watch. /tit.. gtit. i i'm fantastic. right? to watch. i'm fantastic. right? annette— to watch. i'm fantastic. right? michelle dewberry. _ i i'm fantastic. right? michelle dewberry. up next with tewteo— michelle dewberry. up next with tewtee co.— michelle dewberry. up next with tewtee to t— michelle dewberry. up next with dewbs& co. i will— michelle dewberry. up next with dewbs& co. i will see you tomorrow at— dewbs& co. i will see you tomorrow at three. make sure you etoy—totnt— tomorrow at three. make sure you etoy—totnt to- tomorrow at three. make sure you etoy—totnt to te- stay tuned. it's going to be tnot.— stay tuned. it's going to be tnot-ltnene. — stay tuned. it's going to be great. there. welcome to the great. hi there. welcome to the toteet— great. hi there. welcome to the latest-forecast. - great. hi there. welcome to the latest-forecast. i'ml latest gb news forecast. i'm atton— latest gb news forecast. i'm aidan mcgivern_ latest gb news forecast. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met

office. cloud office. a lot of cloud across the today and another cold the uk today and another cold day for the east coast in the west and the far south. still some warm sunshine , but i think some warm sunshine, but i think for many it is a cloudier day compared with recent days. high pressure still sits to the north of the uk. we've still got this easterly airflow, but overnight it's brought in an extensive covering of low cloud. and that low cloud sits over east wales, the midlands, into eastern england , central and northern england, central and northern scotland. way scotland. that's the way it continues into evening. continues into the evening. the best spells will be best of the clear spells will be in far and far in the far west and the far south where got those south where we've got those clear northern clear spells across northern ireland, scotland ireland, western scotland, north—west england. temperatures ireland, western scotland, nortifallest england. temperatures ireland, western scotland, nortifallest erovernight.iperatures ireland, western scotland, nortifallest erovernight.iptfew1res will fall away overnight. a few mist patches and in some sheltered mid to low sheltered spots mid to low single figures. so a chill in the air, but that's where the best of the sunshine will be as we start off wednesday. elsewhere. a lot of low cloud continuing and some elsewhere. a lot of low cloud contirofig and some elsewhere. a lot of low cloud contirof drizzle and some elsewhere. a lot of low cloud contirof drizzle likelyand some elsewhere. a lot of low cloud contirof drizzle likely where he spots of drizzle likely where the cloud is thickest in the east, especially over any higher ground. but during wednesday morning and more especially into the early afternoon, i'm confident that the cloud will

burn back towards the coast. still staying dull and a bit chilly on that north sea coast, but elsewhere, plenty of warm sunshine breaking through and temperatures reaching 2324 celsius central southern celsius across central southern england. that's where the warmest spots will be into wednesday evening. once again, that low cloud in the east will tend to creep back westwards again . the clearest skies will again. the clearest skies will be towards the west northern ireland, western scotland and north—west england once more, seeing the lowest temperatures and a few mismatches as we start off thursday day. otherwise, generally high single figures, low double figures and we've got that cloud covering to begin things on thursday roughly the same sort of places as the mornings up to thursday morning with that cloud burning back to the coast once again . the coast once again. temperatures, however, are rising later this week, increased levels of humidity, especially in the south, mid to high 20s, possible .

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