paranoid awkward moment when the paranoid prince was caught out by the mirror group's barrister dubbed the beast . it couldn't have the beast. it couldn't have involved— the beast. it couldn't have involved hacking- it couldn't have involved hacking as you didn't have— involved hacking as you didn't have phone— involved hacking as you didn't have phone until— involved hacking as you didn't have phone until 1998. but i did have— have phone until 1998. but i did have access to— have phone until 1998. but i did have access to landline when i arrived— have access to landline when i arrived at— have access to landline when i arrived at school,— have access to landline when i arrived at school, but could have— arrived at school, but could have been— arrived at school, but could have been my— arrived at school, but could have been my mother's mobile phone. — have been my mother's mobile phone. but— have been my mother's mobile phone. but that's— have been my mother's mobile phone. in" phone. but that's speculation. i can't be sure i'll deliver my verdict on harry's explosive testimony in a special digest, next. before my superstar panel weigh— next. before my superstar panel weigh in.— next. before my superstar panel weigh in. ani— "ny. before my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight, i'm ieinei— weigh in. and tonight, i'm ieinei ey— weigh in. and tonight, i'm joined by amanda platell. john sergeeni— joined by amanda platell. john sergeeni eni— joined by amanda platell. john sergeant and rebecca reid . and sergeant and rebecca reid. and iiien— sergeant and rebecca reid. and iiien peei— sergeant and rebecca reid. and then paul burrell_ sergeant and rebecca reid. and then paul burrell hits back me— then paul burrell hits back eiiei he— then paul burrell hits back after he came— then paul burrell hits back after he came under fire again imm— after he came under fire again from harry— after he came under fire again from harry today— after he came under fire again from harry today when the duke's contradictions— from harry today when the duke's contradictions about meeting diane-e— contradictions about meeting diana's former— contradictions about meeting diana's former butler were exposed— diana's former butler were exposed in— diana's former butler were exposed in court. but the diana's former butler were exposed in court . but the face exposed in court. but the face to exposed in court. but the face ie fece— exposed in court. but the face ie ieee may— exposed in court. but the face to face may have— exposed in court. but the face to face may have come from a veieemeii— to face may have come from a veieemeii . — to face may have come from a voicemail. that's— to face may have come from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen him. hindsight is a very different thing . i can't very different thing. i can't remember whether i wanted to meet him or not. paul will also reveal why he believes harry's

made defamatory statements about him while under oath. he sets the story straight— i“ c. 0: he sets the story straight exclusively ieiei— the story straight exclusively ieiei iiie— the story straight exclusively later this hour.— the story straight exclusively later this hour. also coming up, iem— later this hour. also coming up, iem eewei— later this hour. also coming up, tom bowerjoins_ later this hour. also coming up, tom bowerjoins me to dissect a iieeeiieue— tom bowerjoins me to dissect a iieeeiieue iey— tom bowerjoins me to dissect a disastrous day for— tom bowerjoins me to dissect a disastrous day for the duke's repuieiien— disastrous day for the duke's repuieiien. — disastrous day for the duke's reputation . : c disastrous day for the duke's reputation. : f disastrous day for the duke's reputation . : c f reputation. would it come as a surprise for you to know an article in the times on the same day as the daily mirror contained the same quote and attribution .7 no . contained the same quote and attribution .7 no. don't contained the same quote and attribution .7 no . don't miss attribution? no. don't miss tom's unmis analysis later in uncancelled , my royal master uncancelled, my royal master masterminds lady colin campbell and phil dampier are also standing by to give their take and exclusive insight on some of the day's biggest bombshells, including harry's sudden shyness when it comes to his drug habits . i've never smoked a joint in iiiei— . i've never smoked a joint in me pui— . i've never smoked a joint in me pub ei— . i've never smoked a joint in iiiei pub or in— . i've never smoked a joint in that pub or in my— i've never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's house— that pub or in my father's house is— that pub or in my father's house. is there's a difference ieiween— house. is there's a difference ieiween iiie— house. is there's a difference between the public interest and whee— between the public interest and what interests— between the public interest and what interests the— between the public interest and what interests the public. pius.— what interests the public. pius. meghan— what interests the public. plus, meghan kelly- what interests the public. plus, meghan kelly joins me live stateside, too. as we investigate. if today's woe is me , testimony will turn the me, testimony will turn the pubuc me, testimony will turn the public off the prince's privileged victim hood narrative

for good . and in tonight's for good. and in tonight's clash, i'm asking you whether you believe prince harry's historic high court evidence. angela levin and tessa dunlop will help you make up your minds as they duke it out on that one. elsewhere on the show tonight, as itv executive magnus brook is grilled by mps at a media select committee . we all saw yesterday committee. we all saw yesterday iiiei— committee. we all saw yesterday iiiei euieei— f we all saw yesterday that surreal performance by the eiiiei— that surreal performance by the eiiiei ei— that surreal performance by the eiiiei of me— that surreal performance by the editor of the programme who, when— editor of the programme who, when he— editor of the programme who, when we wee— editor of the programme who, when he was being asked by a repeiiei— when he was being asked by a iepwiei wom— when he was being asked by a reporter from sky— when he was being asked by a reporter from sky about bullying on we— reporter from sky about bullying on the programme , started on the programme, started ieiwiwe— on the programme, started talking about— on the programme, started talking about aubergines . so talking about aubergines. so does— talking about aubergines. so does we— talking about aubergines. so does the embattled broadcaster eiiii— does the embattled broadcaster eiiii wave— does the embattled broadcaster still have more— does the embattled broadcaster still have more questions to answer? and— still have more questions to answer? and is— still have more questions to answer? ' i: still have more questions to- answer? and is holly willoughby right or wrong, to vow never to speak of phillip schofield again? plus former this morning presenter amanda holden renewed her feud with the programme today by aiming this double dig at holly right. today by aiming this double dig at holly right . deep breath. at holly right. deep breath. firstly , are you okay? i hope firstly, are you okay? i hope weiie— firstly, are you okay? i hope weiie ii— firstly, are you okay? i hope so. hello it is— firstly, are you okay? it is tuesday. are you

so. hello it is tuesday. are you ewewe — so. hello it is tuesday. are you ewewe i— so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? i win— so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? i will show— so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? i will show you- so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? i will show you the second one later as we discuss the developing scandal. still engulfing itv. you'll get a first look at how tomorrow's newspaper front pages are covering harry's historic day in court, too. and a new greatest britain and union jackass will be before the night is be crowned before the night is out. special edition out. this is a special edition of tonight. let's go of dan wootton tonight. let's go you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. so what happened with prince harry in the high court today ? we're the high court today? we're going to show you straight after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you. middlehurst. dan thank you. good evening. well, the top eiew— good evening. well, the top eiew ew— good evening. well, the top eiew en ee— good evening. well, the top story on gb news tonight is that wine— story on gb news tonight is that prince harry— story on gb news tonight is that prince harry has— story on gb news tonight is that prince harry has accused the former— prince harry has accused the former mirror— prince harry has accused the former mirror editor piers morgan— former mirror editor piers morgan ei— former mirror editor piers morgan of intimidation and of a barrage— morgan of intimidation and of a iewege ei— morgan of intimidation and of a barrage of horrific— morgan of intimidation and of a

barrage of horrific attacks ageiwei— barrage of horrific attacks ageiwei iiim — barrage of horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan , as a consequence— against him and his wife, meghan , as a consequence of him winging— , as a consequence of him winging wie— , as a consequence of him bringing his claim to court. the duke— bringing his claim to court. the duke ei— bringing his claim to court. the duke of sussex— bringing his claim to court. the duke of sussex was giving evidence— duke of sussex was giving evidence at— duke of sussex was giving evidence at the high court in ieuieu— evidence at the high court in iewieu ieiuw— evidence at the high court in london today against the puiiieiiei— london today against the publisher of— london today against the publisher of the daily mirror uiieeei— publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information- over alleged unlawful information gathering. prince harry— information gathering. prince harry uiee— information gathering. prince harry also said— information gathering. prince harry also said our country is being— harry also said our country is being judged— harry also said our country is being judged globally by the ewe— being judged globally by the eiuie ei— being judged globally by the eiuie ei eu— being judged globally by the state of our press and our gewemmeui— state of our press and our government and he accused the wee— government and he accused the wee ei— government and he accused the press ei waving— government and he accused the press of having blood on its typing— press of having blood on its iwpiwg iuwie— press of having blood on its typing hands as_ press of having blood on its typing hands as he was cross—examined. mirror group newspapers— cross—examined. mirror group newspapers denies the allegations— newspapers denies the allegations .- newspapers denies the allegations . the trials allegations. the trials continues— allegations. the trials continues tomorrow . meanwhile, continues tomorrow. meanwhile, the continues tomorrow. meanwhile, we uuiiei— continues tomorrow. meanwhile, the united states— continues tomorrow. meanwhile, the united states government wiii— the united states government wiii ie— the united states government will be challenged in court over its will be challenged in court over is ieeieieu— will be challenged in court over its decision to— will be challenged in court over its decision to give— will be challenged in court over its decision to give the duke of sueee— its decision to give the duke of sueee e— its decision to give the duke of sueee a us— its decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa— its decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. it's uiiei— sussex a us visa in 2020. it's uiiei wince— sussex a us visa in 2020. it's after prince harry's admissions of iiieeui— after prince harry's admissions ei iiiegui drug— after prince harry's admissions of illegal drug use. in his memoir, spare— of illegal drug use. in his memoir, spare me. it's not known if memoir, spare me. it's not known i he— memoir, spare me. it's not known i we uimiiiei— memoir, spare me. it's not known if he admitted this— memoir, spare me. it's not known if he admitted this for the visa uppiieuiieu— if he admitted this for the visa uppiieuiieu .— if he admitted this for the visa application . us— if he admitted this for the visa application . us official application. us official peiieiee— application. us official policies dictate that visa uppiieuwie— policies dictate that visa applicants who are found to be due— applicants who are found to be drug users— applicants who are found to be dug ure— applicants who are found to be drug users are ineligible for us wees— drug users are ineligible for us . wow— drug users are ineligible for us wieue. wew ee— drug users are ineligible for us visas . now, as you've been visas. now, as you've been hearing,— visas. now, as you've been iieuiiwg, ewe— visas. now, as you've been hearing, one of— visas. now, as you've been

hearing, one of itv's senior munugemeui— hearing, one of itv's senior management team has defended the company-e— management team has defended the eempuww-e iuiw— management team has defended the eempuww-e iuiw ei— management team has defended the company's duty of care , telling company's duty of care, telling wie— company's duty of care, telling wee wee— company's duty of care, telling we were ie— company's duty of care, telling mps there is a— company's duty of care, telling mps there is a significant eweiem— mps there is a significant eweiem ei— mps there is a significant system of safeguarding in place at system of safeguarding in place ui wie— system of safeguarding in place ui iiie company— system of safeguarding in place ui iiie eempuww .— system of safeguarding in place at the company. magnus brock has been— at the company. magnus brock has been questioned— at the company. magnus brock has been questioned by— at the company. magnus brock has been questioned by a parliamentary select committee ewerrire— parliamentary select committee over the broadcaster's handling of over the broadcaster's handling or iiiiip-e— over the broadcaster's handling of philip's scofield's affair wiri— of philip's scofield's affair wiiir u— of philip's scofield's affair with a younger— of philip's scofield's affair with a younger male work eeiieueue— with a younger male work colleague, mr— with a younger male work colleague, mr brock also said iuiiwiug— colleague, mr brock also said iuiiwiwg wee— colleague, mr brock also said bullying was absolutely in werew— bullying was absolutely in ireueir er— bullying was absolutely in breach of itv's— bullying was absolutely in breach of itv's company code of conduci— breach of itv's company code of conduct, amid— breach of itv's company code of conduct, amid allegations of a rexie— conduct, amid allegations of a rexie wow— conduct, amid allegations of a toxic work environment . at the toxic work environment. at the iuwiime— toxic work environment. at the iuwiirre iv— toxic work environment. at the daytime tv show— toxic work environment. at the daytime tv show this morning, itv daytime tv show this morning, iiv eirier— daytime tv show this morning, itv chief executive dame carolyn wecuii— itv chief executive dame carolyn weceii is— itv chief executive dame carolyn weceii is due— itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall is due to— itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall is due to appear before the committee— mccall is due to appear before the committee next week to answer further— the committee next week to answer further questions . some answer further questions. some international— answer further questions. some international news now on the rereigu— international news now on the foreign secretary— international news now on the foreign secretary says damage to a major— foreign secretary says damage to e rruier iam— foreign secretary says damage to u i dam in— foreign secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine is a euieeirepire— a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and— a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent eer— catastrophe and an abhorrent act. thousands— catastrophe and an abhorrent act. thousands of people have irri— act. thousands of people have me re— act. thousands of people have me re ire— act. thousands of people have had to be evacuated from their memes— had to be evacuated from their iremee emer— had to be evacuated from their homes after the— had to be evacuated from their homes after the huge two mile remi— homes after the huge two mile iemi iam— homes after the huge two mile iemg dam in— homes after the huge two mile long dam in southern ukraine was eewereiw— long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged— long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged in an attack. umuime— severely damaged in an attack. umuime ie— severely damaged in an attack. ukraine is accusing russia of brewing— ukraine is accusing russia of iiewimi ir— ukraine is accusing russia of iiewimg ii up.— ukraine is accusing russia of blowing it up. but a member for

purim-e— blowing it up. but a member for putin's united— blowing it up. but a member for putin's united russia party is amusing— putin's united russia party is accusing ukraine of carrying out the accusing ukraine of carrying out me eurek— accusing ukraine of carrying out me uiieew .— accusing ukraine of carrying out the attack . hundreds of homes, the attack. hundreds of homes, erreere— the attack. hundreds of homes, eireeie emi— the attack. hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have been brew— streets and businesses have been iuiiw rieeiei— streets and businesses have been iuiiw rieeiei .— streets and businesses have been badly flooded . ryanair today badly flooded. ryanair today emeeiiei— badly flooded. ryanair today cancelled 400— badly flooded. ryanair today cancelled 400 flights amid a remi— cancelled 400 flights amid a rremir air— cancelled 400 flights amid a french air traffic— cancelled 400 flights amid a french air traffic control eirike— french air traffic control strike. some _ french air traffic control strike. some of the impacted rimme— strike. some of the impacted iiigme wee— strike. some of the impacted flights were to _ strike. some of the impacted flights were to and from the uk emi— flights were to and from the uk umi ireiumi— flights were to and from the uk umi ireiumi .— flights were to and from the uk and ireland . a— flights were to and from the uk and ireland . a petition calling and ireland. a petition calling for me— and ireland. a petition calling for the european— and ireland. a petition calling for the european commission to meieei— for the european commission to prereer figme— for the european commission to protect flights over france during — protect flights over france during strikes— protect flights over france during strikes has so far been signed— during strikes has so far been signed by— during strikes has so far been signed by eve— during strikes has so far been signed by over a— during strikes has so far been signed by over a million people emi— signed by over a million people emi iimeiiw— signed by over a million people emi finallvv e— signed by over a million people and finally, a veterans memorial service— and finally, a veterans memorial eerviee reev— and finally, a veterans memorial service took place— and finally, a veterans memorial service took place today to mark the service took place today to mark me rem— service took place today to mark the 79th anniversary of the u—uev— the 79th anniversary of the d—day landings. defence seereierv— d—day landings. defence secretary ben— d—day landings. defence secretary ben wallace is in meme— secretary ben wallace is in rreme rer— secretary ben wallace is in france for the _ secretary ben wallace is in france for the service. he was eiemgeiie— france for the service. he was eiemeeiee me— france for the service. he was alongside the french president, immemuei— alongside the french president, emmanuel macron, on the mverew— emmanuel macron, on the anniversary of— emmanuel macron, on the anniversary of the 1944 normandy reminis— anniversary of the 1944 normandy iemiimge .— anniversary of the 1944 normandy iemiimge . ame— anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings . also in— anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings . also in attendance at landings. also in attendance at the landings. also in attendance at we service— landings. also in attendance at me eerviee im— landings. also in attendance at the service in france today was reen— the service in france today was leon gauthier.— the service in france today was leon gauthier. he's the last surviving— leon gauthier. he's the last surviving member of the french commandos who— surviving member of the french commandos who stormed the wermemiv— commandos who stormed the normandy beaches, defended by uiiier-e— normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops— normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops ._ normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops . you're up to

hitler's troops. you're up to eure— hitler's troops. you're up to ieie em— hitler's troops. you're up to ieie em iv— hitler's troops. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the date on tv online dab+ radio and me rune— date on tv online dab+ radio and me rume im— date on tv online dab+ radio and me rume m app-— date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. you're with gb newe— the tune in app. you're with gb wewe me— the tune in app. you're with gb news, the people's . news, the people's. channel eer-e— news, the people's. channel iei-e regim— news, the people's. channel let's begin our— news, the people's. channel let's begin our exclusive reeeriime— let's begin our exclusive reporting now- let's begin our exclusive reporting now of prince harry's evieeme— reporting now of prince harry's eviieme e— reporting now of prince harry's evidence s the— reporting now of prince harry's evidence s the verdict . evidence s the verdict. ami— evidence s the verdict. me me — evidence s the verdict. and the duke of delusion began his eeremeei— and the duke of delusion began his deranged mission to try and rimm— his deranged mission to try and finish err— his deranged mission to try and finish off the— his deranged mission to try and finish off the free— his deranged mission to try and finish off the free press in the finiin off the free press in the uk finish off the free press in the we redev— finish off the free press in the we reeev im— finish off the free press in the uk today in the— finish off the free press in the uk today in the witness box of the uk today in the witness box of me rigi— uk today in the witness box of me high eeurr— uk today in the witness box of me high eeuri ,— uk today in the witness box of the high court , becoming the the high court, becoming the mer— the high court, becoming the fire eei— the high court, becoming the first senior royal— the high court, becoming the first senior royal in 130 years to first senior royal in 130 years re give— first senior royal in 130 years to give evidence— first senior royal in 130 years to give evidence under oath. eur— to give evidence under oath. rue ee— to give evidence under oath. rue ee rer— to give evidence under oath. but so far all— to give evidence under oath. but so far all that's- to give evidence under oath. but so far all that's been- but so far all that's been finished off as his case is. because, in my opinion, harry was unable to prove any evidence that the stories he brought to

court were procured via phone hacking. instead said, we got . hacking. instead said, we got. a 25,538 word woe is me statement with all his usual victimhood tropes played out for one of the most privileged men on earth with his every whim catered for . now, harry blames the media. have you noticed this for virtually any mistake , be it his virtually any mistake, be it his failed relationship with the love of his life? chelsy davy , love of his life? chelsy davy, his drug use, his playboy reputation or his destroy relationship with his brother ? relationship with his brother? but once he faced cross—examination from the mirror group's kc andrew gwynne routine, harry's failings didn't matter. but the cold, hard facts did. so when he made an outlandish comment about british journalists, the mirror's lawyer was soon pulling his specific evidence to pieces in including the fact he claimed to have his mobile hacked two years before he even owned a mobile . well, he even owned a mobile. well, are you suggesting—

he even owned a mobile. well, are you suggesting that- are you suggesting that journalists— are you suggesting that journalists who wrote articles have — journalists who wrote articles have eieei— journalists who wrote articles have blood on— journalists who wrote articles have blood on their hands? journalists— have blood on their hands? journalists and— have blood on their hands? journalists and editors who have eeueee— journalists and editors who have eeueei pum— journalists and editors who have caused pain and— journalists and editors who have caused pain and upset? but eeeeifieeiiw— caused pain and upset? but specifically, these articles? ire— specifically, these articles? we e— specifically, these articles? it's a broader— specifically, these articles? e : but it's a broader statement. but you're here to put a stop- e : but you're here to put a stop to mie— you're here to put a stop to this madness. _ you're here to put a stop to this madness. “4115 e you're here to put a stop to this madness. “4115 this madness. yes, it's not a specific article, but all of the articles, each individual articles, each individual article as a child, every single one of these articles played a destructive role in my grown up. but to say i'd read every single one of these articles would be speculation. on 16th september 1996,— speculation. on 16th september 1996, iiirrer— speculation. on 16th september 1996, mirror article— f iii" on 16th september 1996, mirror article complained eieur— 1996, mirror article complained about details— 1996, mirror article complained about details of— 1996, mirror article complained about details of claimant's reeiimee— about details of claimant's feelings about— about details of claimant's feelings about divorce of his eereme— feelings about divorce of his eeremre emi— feelings about divorce of his parents and ill— feelings about divorce of his parents and ill health of family meme— parents and ill health of family friend .— parents and ill health of family friend . ae— parents and ill health of family friend . as far— parents and ill health of family friend . as far as— parents and ill health of family friend . as far as you recall, friend. as far as you recall, vou— friend. as far as you recall, veu rim-r— friend. as far as you recall, you didn't have— friend. as far as you recall, you didn't have use of a mobile meme— you didn't have use of a mobile ememe er— you didn't have use of a mobile ememe er me— you didn't have use of a mobile phone at the date— you didn't have use of a mobile phone at the date of the eriieie— phone at the date of the eriieie. m— phone at the date of the article. in 1996, there for the eriieie— article. in 1996, there for the article couldn't— article. in 1996, there for the article couldn't have involved mering— article couldn't have involved ireeiime ee— article couldn't have involved meeting ee veu— article couldn't have involved hacking as you didn't have phone umii— hacking as you didn't have phone umii mee— hacking as you didn't have phone until 1998, but— hacking as you didn't have phone until 1998, but i— hacking as you didn't have phone until 1998, but i did have access to landline when i arrived— access to landline when i arrived er— access to landline when i arrived at school. f: arrived at school. but could reve— arrived at school. but could have been my mother's mobile phone. but have been my mother's mobile phone . but that's speculation. phone. but that's speculation. i phone. but that's speculation. i eer-r— phone. but that's speculation. i eer-e ee— phone. but that's speculation. i can't be sure. _ phone. but that's speculation. i can't be sure. oh— phone. but that's speculation. i can't be sure. oh yeah , it was

i can't be sure. oh yeah, it was speculation. all right, harry eiee— speculation. all right, harry was also called— speculation. all right, harry was also called out- f" all right, harry was also called out for his contradiction— was also called out for his contradiction over what had said eeeur— contradiction over what had said about princess— contradiction over what had said about princess diana's former iuier— about princess diana's former the. pew— about princess diana's former butler, paul burrell, in his wimeee— butler, paul burrell, in his witness statement. compared to his autobiography— witness statement. compared to his autobiography spare 14th eriieie— his autobiography spare 14th article, 28th,— his autobiography spare 14th article, 28th, december 2003, eeeur— article, 28th, december 2003, eeeur me— article, 28th, december 2003, about the possibility of you and veur— about the possibility of you and veur merrier— about the possibility of you and your brother meeting with paul emeri— your brother meeting with paul eurreii, veur— your brother meeting with paul burrell, your complaint is about an burrell, your complaint is about em eiieeee— burrell, your complaint is about an alleged disagreement with veur— an alleged disagreement with veur merrier,— an alleged disagreement with your brother, about meeting paul eurreii— your brother, about meeting paul eurreii . — your brother, about meeting paul eurreii . veu— your brother, about meeting paul burrell . you refer— your brother, about meeting paul burrell . you refer to- your brother, about meeting paul burrell . /r:::r. burrell. you refer to this as a private disagreement. yes your brother wanted a meeting , but brother wanted a meeting, but you were firmly against it. the phrase two faced may �*" fig? e the phrase two faced may have come mem— phrase two faced may have come rrem e— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail.— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail. that's how i-ve— from a voicemail. that's how he eiweve— from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen— from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen him. you agree mer— i've always seen him. you agree river we— i've always seen him. you agree river we wav— i've always seen him. you agree that the way that— i've always seen him. you agree that the way that you've written in seere — that the way that you've written in spare suggests— that the way that you've written in spare suggests that you wemei— in spare suggests that you wemei re— in spare suggests that you wanted to meet him? v/r1:r. in spare suggests that you wanted to meet him? v./r1:4 e wanted to meet him? you make it eieer— wanted to meet him? you make it clear that you wanted a meeting . is that a count in spare? true two? yes. there is no suggestion in spare that you are firmly against a meeting. no, because i wrote against a meeting. no, because i were ir— against a meeting. no, because i were i where— against a meeting. no, because i were i when i— against a meeting. no, because i wrote it when i was— against a meeting. no, because i wrote it when i was 38- sgs rg no, because i wrote it when i was 38 years eie.— wrote it when i was 38 years eie. ami— wrote it when i was 38 years eie. me im— wrote it when i was 38 years old. and in this— wrote it when i was 38 years old. and in this story i was 18. i old. and in this story i was 18. i eeume— old. and in this story i was 18. i i—

old. and in this story i was 18. i assume i would— old. and in this story i was 18. i assume i would have wanted a metre— i assume i would have wanted a meerime. ii— i assume i would have wanted a meeting. i'd love— i assume i would have wanted a meeting. i'd love to— i assume i would have wanted a meeting. i'd love to give him a piece— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece er— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece er mv— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece of my mind.— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece of my mind. at the time, i firmw— piece of my mind. at the time, i was firmly against— piece of my mind. at the time, i was firmly against the meeting. i was firmly against the meeting. i wee— was firmly against the meeting. i im— was firmly against the meeting. i in me— was firmly against the meeting. i was in the middle of the australian— i was in the middle of the australian outback. hindsight is a australian outback. hindsight is everv— australian outback. hindsight is a very different— australian outback. hindsight is a very different thing . i can't a very different thing. i can't remember whether i wanted a meerimi— remember whether i wanted a meerime er— remember whether i wanted a meeting or not. _ remember whether i wanted a meeting or not. there were many emer— meeting or not. there were many emer mememe— meeting or not. there were many other moments when harry was eeeueee— other moments when harry was eeeueee er— other moments when harry was accused of being— other moments when harry was accused of being in the realms of accused of being in the realms er rerei— accused of being in the realms of total speculation . jr: of total speculation. do you mimi— of total speculation. do you mini me— of total speculation. do you think the details for your thumb injury story came from phone hacking or unlawful information gathering ? both. you allege that gathering? both. you allege that the journalist that hacked your phone to get the information on either from herself or she got someone else to do the dirty work for her, which phone of yours would have been intercepted ? i can't be sure intercepted? i can't be sure river-e— intercepted? i can't be sure river-e mer— intercepted? i can't be sure that's not an— intercepted? i can't be sure that's not an answer- ff i can't be sure that's not an answer . the that's not an answer. the ieerere. — that's not an answer. the doctors. i'm— that's not an answer. the doctors. i'm not- that's not an answer. the doctors. i'm not sure . v./r1:4 that's not an answer. the- doctors. i'm not sure . you think doctors. i'm not sure. you think the journalist or somebody on her behalf hacked a doctor's phone , are we not? prince harry? phone, are we not? prince harry? in the realms of total speculation ? indeed. at one

speculation? indeed. at one point, harry admitted that his evidence was based on him, quote , just speculating . how can you , just speculating. how can you be paranoid if you're not aware of the article ? i'm just of the article? i'm just speculating _ of the article? i'm just speculating .- of the article? i'm just speculating . i- {41:7 i'm just speculating . i can't be sure of the article? i'm just- speculating . i can't be sure of speculating. i can't be sure of mew— speculating. i can't be sure of irew mum— speculating. i can't be sure of irew mueir er— speculating. i can't be sure of how much of it— speculating. i can't be sure of how much of it i— speculating. i can't be sure of how much of it i read or which i— how much of it i read or which i rim-r— how much of it i read or which ones i didn't for— how much of it i read or which ones i didn't for my understanding, quotes were errrieurei— understanding, quotes were attributed to— understanding, quotes were attributed to a— understanding, quotes were attributed to a source, an emieever— attributed to a source, an emieever .— attributed to a source, an onlooker , which creates onlooker, which creates eueeieiem— onlooker, which creates eueeieiem. — onlooker, which creates suspicion . it- onlooker, which creates suspicion . e : onlooker, which creates suspicion . u 3 v" onlooker, which creates suspicion . e : �*" onlooker, which creates- suspicion . it does. if you read suspicion. it does. if you read the article , it doesn't. if you the article, it doesn't. if you don't , as a child grown up and don't, as a child grown up and in my teenage years, i was under press invasion . this has press invasion. this has meeeemei— press invasion. this has happened for— r:" this has happened for most r:r1�* this has happened for most of r1:r1�* this has happened for most of my this has happened for most of my life press invasion. this has- happened for most of my life and em— happened for most of my life and eriii re— happened for most of my life and eriii re mie— happened for most of my life and still to this day— happened for most of my life and still to this day ._ happened for most of my life and still to this day . look still to this day. look i eeeiere— still to this day. look i eeeiere env- still to this day. look i deplore any illegal activities mer— deplore any illegal activities river weer— deplore any illegal activities that went on _ deplore any illegal activities that went on at— deplore any illegal activities that went on at newspapers. weev— that went on at newspapers. werv meme— that went on at newspapers. many moons ago,— that went on at newspapers. many moons ago, but- that went on at newspapers. many moons ago, but harry was showing up in court today for leading an unhinged campaign that he failed to back up with any evidence to respond . now, my any evidence to respond. now, my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda platell, the

legendary political broadcaster john sergeant and the author rebecca reid. i mean amanda patel, does the bloke not get it ? speculation in court doesn't cut the mustard. look, dan , i've cut the mustard. look, dan, i've actually appeared in the high court in that same high court as a witness in a case. we actually won. a witness in a case. we actually ir— a witness in a case. we actually ir ie— a witness in a case. we actually won. it is absolutely— 1�* f we actually won. it is absolutely terrifying . veu— won. it is absolutely terrifying . veu mew.— won. it is absolutely terrifying .veu mew. ir— won. it is absolutely terrifying . you know, it is— won. it is absolutely terrifying . you know, it is the most gasp . eiiiv— . you know, it is the most gasp . eiiiv mime— . you know, it is the most gasp , silly thing that— . you know, it is the most gasp , silly thing that you can ever go , silly thing that you can ever 90 rmeueir.— , silly thing that you can ever 90 rmeueir. eur— , silly thing that you can ever go through. but i— , silly thing that you can ever go through. but i was able to win— go through. but i was able to win me— go through. but i was able to win me ee— go through. but i was able to win the case because i had the recre— win the case because i had the fee emi— win the case because i had the facts and all— win the case because i had the facts and all of— win the case because i had the facts and all of this is just eieur— facts and all of this is just eeeur me— facts and all of this is just about his emotions. it's about his about his emotions. it's about me imi— about his emotions. it's about me vimi er— about his emotions. it's about his kind of vague— about his emotions. it's about his kind of vague recollection of his kind of vague recollection er eemeririme— his kind of vague recollection of something that may or may not reve— of something that may or may not ireve happened-— of something that may or may not have happened. and all the time ire-e— have happened. and all the time me me— have happened. and all the time he's the victim.— have happened. and all the time he's the victim. and that that mer— he's the victim. and that that me euere— he's the victim. and that that me euere im— he's the victim. and that that that quote in the— he's the victim. and that that that quote in the beginning where— that quote in the beginning wirere ire— that quote in the beginning where he says,— that quote in the beginning where he says, i was hounded by the where he says, i was hounded by me ereee— where he says, i was hounded by me ereee mem— where he says, i was hounded by the press from the— where he says, i was hounded by the press from the moment i was eem— the press from the moment i was eem. i— the press from the moment i was eem. i eem— the press from the moment i was born, i can remember editing a meweeeeer— born, i can remember editing a meweeeeer-ire— born, i can remember editing a newspaper-he was- born, i can remember editing a newspaper he was born and newspaper when he was born and we-irim — newspaper when he was born and we-irim .— newspaper when he was born and we-irim . veu— newspaper when he was born and we-him . you know,- newspaper when he was born and we him . you know, we we loved him. you know, we terrier— we loved him. you know, we rereer ew— we loved him. you know, we forget now all— we loved him. you know, we forget now all those years ago, we eierei— forget now all those years ago, we adored this— forget now all those years ago, we adored this kid. at one eeme— we adored this kid. at one eeim. uerrv— we adored this kid. at one point, harry was more popular in the point, harry was more popular in me eerie— point, harry was more popular in me eeiie mem— point, harry was more popular in the polls than the _

point, harry was more popular in the polls than the late queen. i mew— the polls than the late queen. i knew ire— the polls than the late queen. i knew ire wee— the polls than the late queen. i knew ire .— the polls than the late queen. i know he was . we— the polls than the late queen. i know he was . we just adored him. know he was. we just adored him. ami— know he was. we just adored him. ami mem— know he was. we just adored him. me were eii— know he was. we just adored him. and then all this— know he was. we just adored him. and then all this retrospective rerreeeeerive— and then all this retrospective retrospective stuff. and i have a retrospective stuff. and i have eeeueie— retrospective stuff. and i have eeeueie er— retrospective stuff. and i have a couple of questions about mie— a couple of questions about ririe. rirer— a couple of questions about this. first of— a couple of questions about this. first of all,— a couple of questions about this. first of all, i love that were— this. first of all, i love that viiee .— this. first of all, i love that viiee . okav-_ this. first of all, i love that video . okay. i— this. first of all, i love that video . okay. i want a copy of video. okay. i want a copy of mer— video. okay. i want a copy of river re— video. okay. i want a copy of river re 90— video. okay. i want a copy of that to go home. - video. okay. i want a copy of that to go home. cj“ .1�*r1:”r1: that to go home. oh, there's much more to come, amanda. there's much more. i absolutely love there's much more. i absolutely ieve mie— there's much more. i absolutely love this show,— there's much more. i absolutely love this show, but— there's much more. i absolutely love this show, but i— 1:11: 1:4.“rt. ”(1112 i absolutely love this show, but i have i1r:: it.“ ”(1112 i absolutely love this show, but i have 1—1 mime— love this show, but i have 1—1 mime re— love this show, but i have 1—1 mime re ire-e— love this show, but i have 1—1 thing to he's got— love this show, but i have 1—1 thing to he's got too much hair eeuee— thing to he's got too much hair ieuee ree— thing to he's got too much hair because too much— thing to he's got too much hair because too much as we saw when men— because too much as we saw when uerrv eer— because too much as we saw when uerrv eer irre— because too much as we saw when uerrv eer we we— because too much as we saw when harry got into the car, he's got eeeur— harry got into the car, he's got eeeur ee— harry got into the car, he's got about as much— harry got into the car, he's got about as much hair as prince reveri— about as much hair as prince revere mee— about as much hair as prince edward has now— about as much hair as prince edward has now .— about as much hair as prince edward has now . and the second edward has now. and the second mime— edward has now. and the second mime ie— edward has now. and the second thing is, where's— edward has now. and the second thing is, where's meghan? i know you thing is, where's meghan? i know veu mew— thing is, where's meghan? i know veu mew ire-e— thing is, where's meghan? i know you know he's not. _ thing is, where's meghan? i know you know he's not. : you know he's not. she should be by his side this terrible. and it is, i promise you, it is- 1“ and it is, i promise you, it is so terrifying-— it is, i promise you, it is so terrifying. appearing in the mem— terrifying. appearing in the high eeuri. — terrifying. appearing in the high court. do— terrifying. appearing in the high court. jr1:r g high court. do you think meghan might be a bit worried about it? because chelsy davy harry was very talking about her very emotional talking about her in court today. ex in court today. his ex girlfriend, you know, she's mentioned witness mentioned in the witness statements something like 118 times. meghan has only times. he loved meghan has only named five times. so should meghan bit worried? i think meghan be a bit worried? i think she should be very— meghan be a bit worried? i think she should be very worried- g e 3“ i think she should be very worried about the she should be very worried about me recr— she should be very worried about me me mer— she should be very worried about the fact that that— she should be very worried about the fact that that was his reeiiv— the fact that that was his reeiiv big— the fact that that was his really big love. and it's coming up really big love. and it's coming ue-eeeim— really big love. and it's coming ue-eeeim-euri up again and again again. but eie-e—

up again and again again. but eire-e—eieur- up again and again again. but she's—about that.| she's not worried about that. sire-e— she's not worried about that. she's-worried— she's not worried about that. she's worried about she's not worried about emeierme— she's not worried about emotions. she's worried about her emotions. she's worried about. her—weer her own brand. she doesn't want to her own brand. she doesn't want re—remieiree- her own brand. she doesn't want to_tarnished by. to be here and be tarnished by wher— to be here and be tarnished by we ie— to be here and be tarnished by we ie .— to be here and be tarnished by what is . although if you watch what is. although if you watch sky— what is. although if you watch sky .— what is. although if you watch svv . ir— what is. although if you watch sky . ir wee— what is. although if you watch sky . ir e— what is. although if you watch sky , it was a triumph for harry. sky, it was a triumph for harry. er..— sky, it was a triumph for harry. om i— sky, it was a triumph for harry. om i knew — sky, it was a triumph for harry. om i knew ir— sky, it was a triumph for harry. oh, i know. it is— sky, it was a triumph for harry. oh, i know. it is just i know. sly— oh, i know. it is just i know. siv newe— oh, i know. it is just i know. siv wewe ie— oh, i know. it is just i know. siv news is ee— oh, i know. it is just i know. sly news is so in— oh, i know. it is just i know. sly news is so in the- oh, i know. it is just i know. sly news is so in the tank for harry. they have absolutely no impartiality. john do you think that harry had any evidence today? because i just couldn't see any. all of this just seemed to be based on a hunch, very often based on paranoia. i agree with that . i often based on paranoia. i agree with that . i think— often based on paranoia. i agree with that . i think he— 1“ :1�* i agree with that . i think he didn't with that. i think he didn't remi— with that. i think he didn't iemi env— with that. i think he didn't land any punches at all. and when— land any punches at all. and when ire— land any punches at all. and when he admitted that, he wrote the when he admitted that, he wrote me wimeee— when he admitted that, he wrote the witness statement, he eeume— the witness statement, he meuem. em— the witness statement, he thought, oh, no- the witness statement, he thought, oh, no , it's another thought, oh, no, it's another evemeie— thought, oh, no, it's another evemeie er— thought, oh, no, it's another example of he's— thought, oh, no, it's another example of he's completely out of example of he's completely out er me— example of he's completely out er me eeum— example of he's completely out er we deem .— example of he's completely out of his depth . he— example of he's completely out of his depth . he thinks that if of his depth. he thinks that if you— of his depth. he thinks that if veu eev— of his depth. he thinks that if veu eev .— of his depth. he thinks that if veu eev . reek.— of his depth. he thinks that if you say , look, i've suffered, you say, look, i've suffered, i-ve— you say, look, i've suffered, i've suffered _ you say, look, i've suffered, i've suffered ,_ you say, look, i've suffered, i've suffered , give me justice, i've suffered, give me justice, vou— i've suffered, give me justice, veu viii— i've suffered, give me justice, you will automatically get that in you will automatically get that m e— you will automatically get that m e eeum— you will automatically get that m e eeuri .— you will automatically get that in a court . but— you will automatically get that in a court. but actually, you will automatically get that in a court . but actually, anyone in a court. but actually, anyone wire-e— in a court. but actually, anyone wire-e eer— in a court. but actually, anyone who's got experience of these mimee— who's got experience of these things realises— who's got experience of these things realises that it isn't to do things realises that it isn't to ie wim— things realises that it isn't to ie wirir river. — things realises that it isn't to do with that. it's— things realises that it isn't to do with that. it's what is your ire— do with that. it's what is your case. it's what— do with that. it's what is your case. it's what are— do with that. it's what is your case. it's what are you what are me—

case. it's what are you what are me ereere— case. it's what are you what are me ereere im— case. it's what are you what are the proofs in court— case. it's what are you what are the proofs in court which will mem— the proofs in court which will mere give— the proofs in court which will mere give veu— the proofs in court which will then give you what you want, wirieir— then give you what you want, wirieir ie— then give you what you want, which is victory?— then give you what you want, which is victory? in his case, it which is victory? in his case, i eeeme— which is victory? in his case, i i— which is victory? in his case, it seems, i have— which is victory? in his case, it seems, i have to say very umiiieiv— it seems, i have to say very umiiveiv ire— it seems, i have to say very unlikely he will— it seems, i have to say very unlikely he will get the victory mer— unlikely he will get the victory river ire-e— unlikely he will get the victory that he's looking— unlikely he will get the victory that he's looking for in which giver— that he's looking for in which case, given that— that he's looking for in which case, given that he brought the veu gag,— case, given that he brought the case, you feel, oh— case, given that he brought the case, you feel, oh no, if only he case, you feel, oh no, if only ire eeuie— case, you feel, oh no, if only he could have— case, you feel, oh no, if only he could have been advised or probably— he could have been advised or ereeeeiv rer— he could have been advised or probably not accepted some eiviee— probably not accepted some eeviee .— probably not accepted some eeviee . s— probably not accepted some eeviee . s i— probably not accepted some advice . s i tell— probably not accepted some advice . s i tell you, if you or advice. s i tell you, if you or i advice. s i tell you, if you or i mei— advice. s i tell you, if you or i iree eeem— advice. s i tell you, if you or i had been there,— advice. s i tell you, if you or i had been there, any of us, weuie— i had been there, any of us, weuie we— i had been there, any of us, would we have— i had been there, any of us, would we have said, oh, go eireeri— would we have said, oh, go eireei. i— would we have said, oh, go ahead. i think,— would we have said, oh, go ahead. i think, oh lord, you weuie— ahead. i think, oh lord, you weuie eew— ahead. i think, oh lord, you weuie eev. ee— ahead. i think, oh lord, you would say, go ahead. i say, veu-ii— would say, go ahead. i say, veu-ii ee— would say, go ahead. i say, you'll do this. _ would say, go ahead. i say, you'll do this. rebecca this iuer— you'll do this. rebecca this we reeie— you'll do this. rebecca this just feels like _ you'll do this. rebecca this just feels like a— you'll do this. rebecca this just feels like a ridiculous vemierre— just feels like a ridiculous vemierre . — just feels like a ridiculous vendetta . no,- just feels like a ridiculous vendetta . no, i- just feels like a ridiculous vendetta . vrr1:r �*7:r1:4 just feels like a ridiculous- vendetta . no, i honestly feel so vendetta. no, i honestly feel so sad for him watching it. and i think a lot of what's happening here and what really stuck with me from spare is . how he feels me from spare is. how he feels so keenly aware that everyone called him stupid. his whole life. and i think what's happened here perhaps happened here is he perhaps wrongly, has seen this as an opportunity to demonstrate that he's he can he's not stupid and that he can do and that he's smart and

do this and that he's smart and he can and i don't think he can win. and i don't think he's not you know, not he's not you know, he's not legally obviously, he's legally trained, obviously, he's not background not got the legal background that expensive, that the very expensive, presumably on the presumably lawyer on the other side and think and what's side has. and i think and what's so it's compounding so sad is it's compounding it andifs so sad is it's compounding it and it's going to make him look stupid. make stupid. and that's going to make it and that's what him it worse. and that's what him and meghan have always done. they've doubled down. they've locked they've locked in together. they've created a feedback loop. and i think he genuinely think honestly, he is genuinely a man and a lot of a very unhappy man and a lot of pain. get joy from pain. and i get no joy from looking and he's really sad for him. i don't think he's i think he's not i don't think he's he's really meant to any sleepless nights, he's not he's not nights, but he's not he's not he's look, the he's not. i mean, look, the problem is he's problem is the problem is he's faced no cross—examination. he got none of it from oprah- got none of it from oprah wimrev.—er| got none of it from oprah| winfrey._of it got none of it from oprah- winfrey._of it from winfrey. he got none of it from rem— winfrey. he got none of it from iem ereiev. — winfrey. he got none of it from tom bradby.-none- winfrey. he got none of it from tom bradby. none of it tom bradby. he got none of it mem— tom bradby. he got none of itj rrem—ririe from anderson cooper. so this is the from anderson cooper. so this is ire—merry.- from anderson cooper. so this is ire—merry. merrvl the first time in many, many veere— the first time in many, many veere-eerueiiv- the first time in many, many years actually facts years where actually the facts merrer. — years where actually the facts merrer. wie— years where actually the facts matter. his feelings less merrer. — matter. his feelings less matter. .do.- matter. his feelings less matter. .do. we- matter. his feelings less matter. .do. we word, matter. we do. we have a word, rebecca. i think i would be on his about the fact that if his side about the fact that if phone existed, there's his side about the fact that if phrway existed, there's his side about the fact that if phrway weren'ted, there's his side about the fact that if phrway weren'ted, the to; no way they weren't trying to hack diana's phone. hack princess diana's phone. there's he there's no way, even when he rim-r— there's no way, even when he eier-r-e— there's no way, even when he didn't-a phone. - there's no way, even when hei didn't-a phone. .but there's no way, even when he- didn't-a phone. .but his didn't have a phone. but but his mum did. his mum did make one

quick these editors quick point. these editors he's up quick point. these editors he's ue-ere— quick point. these editors he's ue-ere verv— quick point. these editors he's ue-ere verve verv- up against are very, very eviirui— up against are very, very eviirui irr— up against are very, very skilful in making that they skilful in making sure that they eereemeiiv— skilful in making sure that they eereerreerueiiv— skilful in making sure that they person actually know this that's actually you'd know this as that's actually you'd know this ee—rire- that's actually you'd know this ee—rire veurl as an editor. what's the your mer— as an editor. what's the your tier-rewr— as an editor. what's the your first don't appear first duty don't appear eereemeiiv— first duty don't appear personally the personally to have broken the rev. — personally to have broken thei iew. —veu law. excuse me because if you emeree.— law. excuse me because if you are arrested, -are - are arrested, if you are erreerei— are arrested, if you are- arrested—editor are arrested, if you are- erreveu—eiirer are arrested, if you are- arrevyou get-editor are arrested, if you are- arrevyou get-toleditor are arrested, if you are- arrevyou get-to thatiitor are arrested, if you are- arrevyou get-to that ,tor are arrested, if you are- arrevyou get-to that , is' and you get sent to that, is veur— and you get sent to that, is veurever-- and you get sent to that, is your-over? no,- and you get sent to that, is your over? no, my first your career over? no, my first guy— your career over? no, my first eurv ee— your career over? no, my first eurv ee err— your career over? no, my first duty as an editor— your career over? no, my first duty as an editor was always the rrurir. — duty as an editor was always the rrurir. reu— duty as an editor was always the truth. tell the— duty as an editor was always the truth. tell the truth— duty as an editor was always the truth. tell the truth .- duty as an editor was always the truth. v/r:rsi1�* truth. tell the truth. yeah. and. and sell papers and avoid and avoid being charged. i mademoiselle john, sergeant ieeeeeee— mademoiselle john, sergeant rebecca read— mademoiselle john, sergeant rebecca read my superstar panel mer— rebecca read my superstar panel rirer eireeev— rebecca read my superstar panel rirer eireeiv er— rebecca read my superstar panel that already at it— rebecca read my superstar panel that already at it the fighting. it's that already at it the fighting. ire gemg— that already at it the fighting. ire gemg re— that already at it the fighting. ire gemg re re— that already at it the fighting. it's going to be quite- that already at it the fighting. it's going to be quite a- that already at it the fighting. it's going to be quite a show but coming up as prince harry's contradict us over whether he wanted to meet paul burrell are exposed in court with a different story in his witness statement compared to his autobiography, spare . we're autobiography, spare. we're going to speak to diana's rock and the former butler to discover the real story. plus, paul reveals why he believes harry depher shamed him in court today. so don't miss that bombshell exclusive interview shortly. but up next in the clash , angela levin and tessa clash, angela levin and tessa dunlop. do battle as i ask whether you believed a word of harry's evidence in high

harry's evidence in the high court today. dan at gb news dot com poll at gb news. com vote in our poll at gb news. the clash straight after this

news. channel leew- news. channel| . paul burrell news. channel paul burrell and megan kelly on the verdict, about prince the verdict, really about prince harry's evidence today. in just a . first, clash . a moment. but first, the clash. and on multiple occasions in court today, the duke was left

stumped when told individual news stories. he claims were sourced from hacking were actually obe, either published by other media outlets days previously or came directly from buckingham palace. so this is the moment when it was put to him that a daily mirror story on his time at eton was also run by the times newspaper on the same day. and both stories had actually come from a press association alert the day before . nor would it come as a eureriee— . nor would it come as a eureriee rer— . nor would it come as a surprise for you - nor would it come as a surprise for you to know an emeie— surprise for you to know an errieie irr— surprise for you to know an article in the— surprise for you to know an article in the times on the same day— article in the times on the same view ee— article in the times on the same view ee me— article in the times on the same view ee rire daily— article in the times on the same day as the daily mirror contained— day as the daily mirror contained the same quote and errrieurier— contained the same quote and attribution . _ contained the same quote and attribution . no— contained the same quote and attribution. \r1:r contained the same quote and attribution . \r1:r attribution. no presume you wouldn't suggest the quote from the times was a result of hacking or unlawful information gathering . i have no idea you'd gathering. i have no idea you'd have to ask them why have you maintained a claim for damages ? maintained a claim for damages? on the basis of these two emeiee— on the basis of these two errieiee ee— on the basis of these two articles as it's— on the basis of these two articles as it's based on legal eivieee — articles as it's based on legal advice? because— articles as it's based on legal advice? because mr- articles as it's based on legal advice? f ii ” . r: advice? because mr steve atkinson was the author of the article and what's been previously admitted by the mirror group . so in light of the

mirror group. so in light of the duke's wobbly performance today, do you believe his evidence? i want to know what you think on mie— want to know what you think on ririe. rewr— want to know what you think on ririe. i>ewrr er— want to know what you think on this. down at gb— want to know what you think on this. down at gb news .com vote in eu— this. down at gb news .com vote in poll— this. down at gb news .com vote in eeii er— this. down at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb— this. down at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on miner.— in our poll at gb news on twitter. those— in our poll at gb news on twitter. those results shortly . twitter. those results shortly. eur— twitter. those results shortly. bur—err- twitter. those results shortly. bur—err mie- twitter. those results shortly.| but—on this now, but doing battle on this now, mime— but doing battle on this now, mime merry-e— but doing battle on this now, prince harry's bias grapher argeie— prince harry's bias grapher angela levin— prince harry's bias grapher angela levin and dr. tessa emiee.— angela levin and dr. tessa dunlopr me— angela levin and dr. tessa dunlop, the writer of elizabeth emi— dunlop, the writer of elizabeth emi imme— dunlop, the writer of elizabeth emi philin e— dunlop, the writer of elizabeth and philip, a story of young ieve.— and philip, a story of young love, marriage— and philip, a story of young love, marriage and monarchy. so arrgeie— love, marriage and monarchy. so amgeie ievirr— love, marriage and monarchy. so amgeie ievirr .— love, marriage and monarchy. so angela levin , do— love, marriage and monarchy. so angela levin , do you believe angela levin, do you believe wirer— angela levin, do you believe me veur— angela levin, do you believe what your old _ angela levin, do you believe what your old mate harry had to say what your old mate harry had to eev irr— what your old mate harry had to eev irr eeum— what your old mate harry had to say in court today?— what your old mate harry had to say in court today? no i don't. rur— say in court today? no i don't. but eem— say in court today? no i don't. but i— say in court today? no i don't. but i iuer— say in court today? no i don't. but can i just say— say in court today? no i don't. but can i just say to— say in court today? no i don't. but can i just say to tessa,- say in court today? no i don't. but can i just say to tessa, who i've known quite well, that i'd be very grateful if she doesn't start shouting over me and waving her arms and her hair around and make it into a fight. i think we should just both behave in a very civilised manner. and i'll give you time and you give me time. is that okay? good for me. tessa, are you okay okay? good for me. tessa, are veu okay wim— okay? good for me. tessa, are you okay with that— okay? good for me. tessa, are you okay with that ?- okay? good for me. tessa, are you okay with that ? i- , e: tessa, are you okay with that ? i have you okay with that? i have eieeiureiv— you okay with that? i have absolutely no _ you okay with that? i have absolutely no idea why that was argeie— absolutely no idea why that was amgeie ievirr-e— absolutely no idea why that was angela levin's opening gambit. may—

angela levin's opening gambit. iiev we— angela levin's opening gambit. wev we preeeeei— angela levin's opening gambit. may we proceed, please,- angela levin's opening gambit. may we proceed, please, with the forensic analysis of what happenedin forensic analysis of what happened in court today ? angela happened in court today? angela yeah , certainly. no, i don't yeah, certainly. no, i don't believe it. i think that he had very nice plans to do this and he's been building it up, as he says , his life's work. i think says, his life's work. i think he wanted to exert some power because he doesn't have that at home, because meghan, he agrees that she should be the powerful one and he just follows on behind. and i think that he he wants to still be a victim. and this is a cry from a victim who actually doesn't have the facts right. tessa actually doesn't have the facts right . tessa dunlop did you right. tessa dunlop did you eeiieve— right. tessa dunlop did you believe prince— ” g tessa dunlop did you believe prince harry's evidence is believe prince harry's evidence ie eieeiureiv— believe prince harry's evidence is absolutely fascinating that veuve— is absolutely fascinating that veuve eeem— is absolutely fascinating that you've spent the _ is absolutely fascinating that you've spent the first 26 mirruree— you've spent the first 26 minutes of _ you've spent the first 26 minutes of your show referring to minutes of your show referring re irim — minutes of your show referring re irim ee— minutes of your show referring re irim ee e— minutes of your show referring to him as a delusional duke and ieriiimg— to him as a delusional duke and ieriiirrg mm— to him as a delusional duke and deriding him when— to him as a delusional duke and deriding him when in fact he iuer— deriding him when in fact he iuer ireeeeme— deriding him when in fact he iuer ireeeerre re— deriding him when in fact he just happens to be the most remeue— just happens to be the most famous claimant among many. it's famous claimant among many. ir-e verm— famous claimant among many. it's worth bearing— famous claimant among many. it's worth bearing in— famous claimant among many. it's worth bearing in mind- famous claimant among many. it's worth bearing in mind that the newsgroups just one today, the newsgroups just one today,

the mirror on the rack. but of course, a couple more- the mirror on the rack. but of course, a couple more in- ”rsrtxé but of course, a couple more in the eieeiirre— course, a couple more in the eieeiirre mer— course, a couple more in the pipeline that they have paid out irumireee— pipeline that they have paid out irumireie er— pipeline that they have paid out hundreds of millions of pounds to hundreds of millions of pounds re eieimerrre— hundreds of millions of pounds to claimants .— hundreds of millions of pounds to claimants . now, no newspaper to claimants. now, no newspaper group— to claimants. now, no newspaper greue ieee— to claimants. now, no newspaper greue eeee mer— to claimants. now, no newspaper group does that unless they've got group does that unless they've ger eemeririrrg— group does that unless they've got something to— group does that unless they've got something to hide . harry is got something to hide. harry is a rare exception— got something to hide. harry is a rare exception insofar as he is a rare exception insofar as he ie ee— a rare exception insofar as he ie ee rieir— a rare exception insofar as he ie ee rieir emi— a rare exception insofar as he is so rich and so— a rare exception insofar as he is so rich and so famous, he can emere— is so rich and so famous, he can emeie re— is so rich and so famous, he can emeie re ereeir— is so rich and so famous, he can afford to crash into— is so rich and so famous, he can afford to crash into court and reve— afford to crash into court and reve e— afford to crash into court and reve e gum— afford to crash into court and take a punt on— afford to crash into court and take a punt on what we know was ireeiiv— take a punt on what we know was more broadly criminal behaviour for more broadly criminal behaviour rer rife.— more broadly criminal behaviour for rife, particularly among erireirr-e— for rife, particularly among britain's tabloids . and you need britain's tabloids. and you need to britain's tabloids. and you need re beer— britain's tabloids. and you need re ieer irr— britain's tabloids. and you need to bear in mind— britain's tabloids. and you need to bear in mind as— britain's tabloids. and you need to bear in mind as well, if britain's tabloids. and you need to bear in mind as well , if you to bear in mind as well, if you weuiei— to bear in mind as well, if you weuii. mer— to bear in mind as well, if you would, that his— to bear in mind as well, if you would, that his solicitors only need— would, that his solicitors only need re— would, that his solicitors only meee re preve— would, that his solicitors only need to prove their case on the eeierree— need to prove their case on the eeierree er— need to prove their case on the balance of probability . motty. balance of probability. motty. so balance of probability. motty. se wiriie— balance of probability. motty. se wiriie veu— balance of probability. motty. so while you might maybe emirvirrg— so while you might maybe smirking today, dan, let's wait emi— smirking today, dan, let's wait emi ireer— smirking today, dan, let's wait and hear what— smirking today, dan, let's wait and hear what the judge decides re. — and hear what the judge decides re. mere-e— and hear what the judge decides to. there's just— and hear what the judge decides to. there's just a— and hear what the judge decides to. rt.r:r. and hear what the judge decides to. there's just a couple of things i want to pick up with you on that. firstly, you're completely right. this is a civil case, not a criminal case. so what he has to prove and absolutely the bar is lower. tessa, i absolute absolutely do not deny that there was serious

criminal activity in many tabloid newspapers decades ago. but i'm sorry , you can't just but i'm sorry, you can't just run into court court trying to bnng run into court court trying to bring down journalists in a newspaper group saying, i've just got a hunch you need to have evidence. and lots of the other claimants , tessa, have other claimants, tessa, have evidence. they either have whistleblowers who say, yes , we whistleblowers who say, yes, we hacked this guy's phone or there's evidence in the note pads of particular hackers . now, pads of particular hackers. now, thatis pads of particular hackers. now, that is not the case with harry. so he might want to believe that he was hacked. but there's no evidence of it. tessa . in your evidence of it. tessa. in your opinion, i would allege the opposite, and it's worth bearing in mind that prior to these legal proceedings, the mirror group has already apologised to harry for one unlawful act of information gathering. that wasn't about telling- 1�* g1rg that wasn't about telling me that one of wasn't about telling me that one er eu— wasn't about telling me that one er meer— wasn't about telling me that one of our most famous— wasn't about telling me that one of our most famous british individuals— of our most famous british individuals through the 90 and the individuals through the 90 and me eeriv— individuals through the 90 and the early 2000— individuals through the 90 and the early 2000 was the exception to the early 2000 was the exception re rire — the early 2000 was the exception to the tabloid— the early 2000 was the exception to the tabloid rule— the early 2000 was the exception

to the tabloid rule of acquiring imermerierr— to the tabloid rule of acquiring information nefariously. i find mer— information nefariously. i find me were— information nefariously. i find me ireri re— information nefariously. i find that hard to believe. well, look . iii— that hard to believe. well, look . i-ii eur— that hard to believe. well, look . i-ii eur mer— that hard to believe. well, look , i'll put that to— that hard to believe. well, look , i'll put that to angela levin. augeie— , i'll put that to angela levin. amgeie. eu— , i'll put that to angela levin. amgeie. eii ru— , i'll put that to angela levin. angela, all i'd say— , i'll put that to angela levin. angela, all i'd say is- , i'll put that to angela levin. angela, all i'd say is that- angela, all i'd say is that there's no evidence of it. and evidence matters. facts matter. harry can have his feelings , harry can have his feelings, angela, but we've got to focus on what's real, what actually happened. yeah, you have to give recre— happened. yeah, you have to give reere .— happened. yeah, you have to give reere . mere— happened. yeah, you have to give facts . that's it.— happened. yeah, you have to give facts . that's it. i— happened. yeah, you have to give facts . that's it. i mean,- : yeah, you have to give facts . that's it. i mean, it's facts. that's it. i mean, it's rer— facts. that's it. i mean, it's rrer err— facts. that's it. i mean, it's not an emotional- facts. that's it. i mean, it's not an emotional place where you can not an emotional place where you iuer— not an emotional place where you iuer ie— not an emotional place where you can just be generalised and you reve— can just be generalised and you ireve re— can just be generalised and you ireve re re— can just be generalised and you have to be absolutely me on the eurrerr— have to be absolutely me on the eurrerr emi— have to be absolutely me on the button and know— have to be absolutely me on the button and know what you're reivirg— button and know what you're talking about.— button and know what you're talking about. dates and times. you talking about. dates and times. veu eer-r— talking about. dates and times. veu eer-r eev— talking about. dates and times. you can't say somebody goes onto veur— you can't say somebody goes onto veur meiiie— you can't say somebody goes onto your mobile phone— you can't say somebody goes onto your mobile phone when actually your mobile phone when actually veu rim-r— your mobile phone when actually veu eierr-r reve— your mobile phone when actually you didn't have the— your mobile phone when actually you didn't have the mobile two veere— you didn't have the mobile two veere ege— you didn't have the mobile two veere ege wirerr— you didn't have the mobile two years ago when you were very errgrv— years ago when you were very emgrv wim— years ago when you were very angry with them.— years ago when you were very angry with them. so it is a sort of nonsense. one— angry with them. so it is a sort of nonsense. one of the things i mim— of nonsense. one of the things i ririrrv eieur— of nonsense. one of the things i think about harry,— of nonsense. one of the things i think about harry, though, i'm reivirg— think about harry, though, i'm talking about— think about harry, though, i'm talking about him personally, is , is talking about him personally, is . ie mew— talking about him personally, is . ie rirer. veu— talking about him personally, is , is that, you know, he's been verv— , is that, you know, he's been very eeiierei— , is that, you know, he's been very addicted to— , is that, you know, he's been very addicted to drugs and i co—wrote something for the ieiegreeir— co—wrote something for the telegraph tomorrow morning, wirieir— telegraph tomorrow morning, wirieir we— telegraph tomorrow morning, which we feel— telegraph tomorrow morning, which we feel that he's got the eem— which we feel that he's got the eerr er— which we feel that he's got the same sort of feeling about revirrg— same sort of feeling about taking things— same sort of feeling about taking things to court that

iirigerrre— taking things to court that litigants, litigants who just keep— litigants, litigants who just keep geimg— litigants, litigants who just keep going backwards and eeeiwerie— keep going backwards and backwards and backwards and eeevwerie— backwards and backwards and backwards to— backwards and backwards and backwards to the _ backwards and backwards and backwards to the court to try emi— backwards to the court to try emi ger— backwards to the court to try emi ger memev— backwards to the court to try and get money or to just be ireeri— and get money or to just be ireeri emi— and get money or to just be ireeri emi i— and get money or to just be heard and i think that perhaps merry-e— heard and i think that perhaps werrv-e ger— heard and i think that perhaps werrv-e ger e— heard and i think that perhaps harry's got a touch of that and mer— harry's got a touch of that and me meiee— harry's got a touch of that and me meiee ir— harry's got a touch of that and that makes it under standable why— that makes it under standable wirv ire-e— that makes it under standable why he's behaving in such a riiieuieue— why he's behaving in such a ridiculous manner. i mean , would ridiculous manner. i mean, would you ridiculous manner. i mean, would veu egree— ridiculous manner. i mean, would veu egree wim— ridiculous manner. i mean, would you agree with that— ridiculous manner. i mean, would you agree with that or would you weuie— you agree with that or would you weuie eev— you agree with that or would you weuie eev mer— you agree with that or would you would say that harry would maybe say would say that harry would maybe eev ire-e— would say that harry would maybe eev ire-e rriei— would say that harry would maybe eev ire-e rriei e— would say that harry would maybe say he's tried a lot— would say that harry would maybe say he's tried a lot of drugs to meie— say he's tried a lot of drugs to ireie irim — say he's tried a lot of drugs to ireie irim err— say he's tried a lot of drugs to help him on his— say he's tried a lot of drugs to help him on his mental journey, but help him on his mental journey, eur ire-e— help him on his mental journey, eur ire-e rer— help him on his mental journey, but he's not addicted . but he's not addicted. i'm not going— but he's not addicted. i'm not gemg re— but he's not addicted. i'm not gemg re rew— but he's not addicted. i'm not going to talk about harry's drug taking or his academic ability. i've come on air tonight to talk eieur— i've come on air tonight to talk eeeur e— i've come on air tonight to talk about a spectacular court case emi— about a spectacular court case and incidentally,— about a spectacular court case and incidentally, i— about a spectacular court case and incidentally, i was there eureiie— and incidentally, i was there outside royal's— and incidentally, i was there outside royal's house. and so me— outside royal's house. and so was the world's— outside royal's house. and so was the world's media. liz iiererrirrg— was the world's media. liz iiererrirrg re— was the world's media. liz listening to what harry has to say,— listening to what harry has to say me— listening to what harry has to say, his opinions— listening to what harry has to say, his opinions about our ereee— say, his opinions about our ereee emi— say, his opinions about our ereee emi eu— say, his opinions about our press and our government being internationally— press and our government being internationally platformed and irreiierteiiw— internationally platformed and incidentally, while you on gb wewe— incidentally, while you on gb wewe veur— incidentally, while you on gb news your platforming, the idea mer— news your platforming, the idea we uerrv— news your platforming, the idea we werrv wee— news your platforming, the idea that harry was delusional, what

werrv— that harry was delusional, what werrv eeie— that harry was delusional, what harry said didn't— that harry was delusional, what harry said didn't stack up. i for harry said didn't stack up. i rer erre— harry said didn't stack up. i for one, took— harry said didn't stack up. i for one, took away a very iirrerem— for one, took away a very different scene.- for one, took away a very different scene. andrew gwynne ceeev— different scene. andrew gwynne ceeev .— different scene. andrew gwynne ceeev . e— different scene. andrew gwynne casey , a seasoned— different scene. andrew gwynne casey , a seasoned commercial casey, a seasoned commercial irerrierer.— casey, a seasoned commercial barrister, actually— casey, a seasoned commercial barrister, actually having to reeiiv— barrister, actually having to reeiiv verv— barrister, actually having to really work forensically , going really work forensically, going emeie— really work forensically, going over article and— really work forensically, going over article and article and merry.— over article and article and harry rer— over article and article and harry rer e— over article and article and harry, for a man- over article and article and harry, for a man who the reeieiee— harry, for a man who the tabloids did— harry, for a man who the tabloids did dub a thicko, i rireugm— tabloids did dub a thicko, i thought coming back on the eeurerr— thought coming back on the counter offensive , he remained counter offensive, he remained eeim— counter offensive, he remained eeim. we— counter offensive, he remained calm. he remained lucid . i think calm. he remained lucid. i think he calm. he remained lucid. i think ire rei— calm. he remained lucid. i think ire iree erre— calm. he remained lucid. i think ire iree re— calm. he remained lucid. i think he had one. he didn't have any evidence— he had one. he didn't have any evidence this— he had one. he didn't have any evidence this was— he had one. he didn't have any evidence this was hours and irue — evidence this was hours and irue im— evidence this was hours and irue i-m eerrv— evidence this was hours and hours. i'm sorry. evidence this was hours and hours. i'm sorry . �*vav1:”r: evidence this was hours and hours. i'm sorry . �*vav1:"r: evidence this was hours and hours. i'm sorry . �*jrjvj1r:"r: hours. i'm sorry. where was the evidence ? just give me one evidence? just give me one example. it actually was just give me one example of the evidence that he was hacked. that's all i'm asking for. i think actually, though,- think actually, though, that he ieirevei— think actually, though, that he ieirevei very— think actually, though, that he behaved very, very badly towards the behaved very, very badly towards rire royal— behaved very, very badly towards the royal family. _ behaved very, very badly towards the royal family. he knows that if veure— the royal family. he knows that if veure e— the royal family. he knows that if veure e rever— the royal family. he knows that if you're a royal fan member, you— if you're a royal fan member, veu ee— if you're a royal fan member, veu ee rer— if you're a royal fan member, you do not talk— if you're a royal fan member, you do not talk about about eeiiriee— you do not talk about about eeiiriee emi— you do not talk about about politics and he— you do not talk about about politics and he said this eeurrrrv— politics and he said this eeumrrv ie— politics and he said this country is an- politics and he said this country is an appalling state party— country is an appalling state eerrv eeuee— country is an appalling state party because of— country is an appalling state party because of the press. he erreevee— party because of the press. he attacked the _ party because of the press. he attacked the conservative government _ attacked the conservative government and partly because . government and partly because. cer— government and partly because. cm i— government and partly because. cm i eiee— government and partly because. cm i eiee eei— government and partly because. can i also ask you— government and partly because. can i also ask you about- government and partly because. can i also ask you about the title issue? because i thought that harry had agreed that he

was no longer going to be an hrh and that he was happy being a private citizen. today in court , when he was asked by his perma tanned lawyer, david sherborne, what he wanted to be referred to as, he said, his royal highness . and then prince harry said, does he still think he's a working royal? yeah absolutely. i mean, he said that to the queen— i mean, he said that to the queen we— i mean, he said that to the queen. he promised the queen mer— queen. he promised the queen ire—wee.- queen. he promised the queen that—died. and- queen. he promised the queen that—died. and he. that before she died. and he ireerr-r— that before she died. and he hasn't listened— that before she died. and he hasn't listened to that. now he eemer— hasn't listened to that. now he eemrer merg— hasn't listened to that. now he cannot hang on— hasn't listened to that. now he cannot hang on to— hasn't listened to that. now he cannot hang on to your titles wirerr— cannot hang on to your titles wirerr veu— cannot hang on to your titles when you actually hate the eeum.— when you actually hate the country veu— when you actually hate the country, you hate the government, which you shouldn't be government, which you shouldn't ire reeiiv— government, which you shouldn't be really talking— government, which you shouldn't be really talking about loudly to be really talking about loudly re eeeme.— be really talking about loudly re eeeeie. reu— be really talking about loudly to people. you keep it to veureeii— to people. you keep it to yourself. and— to people. you keep it to yourself. and he just he broke all protocols.— yourself. and he just he broke all protocols. there tessa, riuei— all protocols. there tessa, riuei were— all protocols. there tessa, final word to _ all protocols. there tessa, final word to you all protocols. there �*" : just just final word to you. just just quickly— final word to you. just just quickly .— final word to you. just just quickly . veu— final word to you. just just quickly , you talk- �*" : just just quickly , you talk about where's quickly, you talk about where's the quickly, you talk about where's rire proofr— quickly, you talk about where's rire ereei me— quickly, you talk about where's the proof, the whole point is mie— the proof, the whole point is ririe ie— the proof, the whole point is this is claim— the proof, the whole point is this is claim and— the proof, the whole point is this is claim and counter—claim . rew— this is claim and counter—claim . how were these— this is claim and counter—claim . how were these articles , these . how were these articles, these iieee— . how were these articles, these iieee rireee— . how were these articles, these ideas, these stories, these dpp eereerrei— ideas, these stories, these dpp personal narratives about his girirriemi— personal narratives about his girlfriend, about— personal narratives about his girlfriend, about his opinions, he girlfriend, about his opinions, ue emeree— girlfriend, about his opinions, he shared with— girlfriend, about his opinions, he shared with a— girlfriend, about his opinions, he shared with a butler, with his he shared with a butler, with irie merger.— he shared with a butler, with his brother, about his mother at his brother, about his mother at irie mee— his brother, about his mother at irie grep eeireei— his brother, about his mother at his prep school, how how were

mew— his prep school, how how were rirev eeguireri— his prep school, how how were they acquired, if— his prep school, how how were they acquired, if not through urriewrui— they acquired, if not through unlawful means— they acquired, if not through unlawful means ? okay. and unlawful means? okay. and incidentally,— unlawful means? okay. and incidentally, on— unlawful means? okay. and incidentally, on his title, he was referred— incidentally, on his title, he was referred to _ incidentally, on his title, he was referred to throughout the ereeeeeirrge— was referred to throughout the ereeeeemge ee— was referred to throughout the proceedings as prince harry. he is proceedings as prince harry. he ie e— proceedings as prince harry. he is a non—white— proceedings as prince harry. he is a non—white working royal. he eev— is a non—white working royal. he eev wirer— is a non—white working royal. he eev wirer ire— is a non—white working royal. he can say what he likes about our gevemmem — can say what he likes about our government. minute don't government. one minute you don't like government. one minute you don't rive—me— government. one minute you don't rive—me royal- like him attacking the royal remiiv— like him attacking the royal remiiv-ire— like him attacking the royal family-he turns- like him attacking the royal family he turns his ire on family when he turns his ire on the family when he turns his ire on ire—merr- family when he turns his ire on| the _then-have family when he turns his ire on. the _then-have a the government, then you have a ereeiem— the government, then you have a ereeiem-iirere- the government, then you have a problem -there is- the government, then you have a problem -there is no. problem with that. there is no eeiieirrg— problem with that. there is no eeiieimglee— problem with that. there is no policing gb news. let's see policing on gb news. let's see rew— policing on gb news. let's see irew mie— policing on gb news. let's see irew ririe grieve— policing on gb news. let's see how this plays out— policing on gb news. let's see how this plays out in the court. i how this plays out in the court. i—irim - how this plays out in the court. i—irim rer- how this plays out in the court. i—irim rer iriei i for one, commend him for his ereverv— i for one, commend him for his ereverv eeuee— i for one, commend him for his bravery because there are far bigger— bravery because there are far bigger-mere— bravery because there are far bigger that's why we have bigger and that's why we have me— bigger and that's why we have ire-mere— bigger and that's why we have the -that's why- bigger and that's why we have the that's why we have the clash. that's why we have me— the clash. that's why we have ire—eeu- the clash. that's why we havej ire—veu mew the clash. because you know what? been watching what? if you've been watching sly news today day, you've sly news today all day, you've only side of the only got one side of the argument. would think that argument. you would think that prince was a credible prince harry was a credible witness. today, we've given you both sides. so that's what's important about gb news dr. tessa dunlop , angela levin, tessa dunlop, angela levin, thank both so much . but who thank you both so much. but who do with? do you do you agree with? do you believe high believe prince harry's high court simple court evidence? very simple question. writes, no, question. fay writes, no, i don't believe it. he's found out what actual cross—examination is, unlike those cosy interviews he's used to from people like oprah . caleb writes, calling it oprah. caleb writes, calling it evidence has been generous. he

has brought a high court case based on hearsay and so—called suspicions and brad, this is via the email actually writes, there's no reason not to believe him. the media has a lot to answer for and your verdict is now in just 16% of you did believe prince harry's high court evidence today, 84% of you didn't. coming up, he's one of the most privileged men in the world, old. but that doesn't stop moaning prince harry from blaming his drinking drug use and failed relationships on anyone everyone but himself. anyone and everyone but himself. so when will the miserable duke finally and take finally step up and take responsibility? may kelly has your say imminently. responsibility? may kelly has your say imminently . but first, your say imminently. but first, i'm joined live by paul burrell as he hits back at harry after the delusion used his the duke of delusion used his testimony attack today, testimony to attack him today, paula also believes he was defamed by harry in the high court. so he's going to reveal all and set the story straight. in a bombshell exclusive straight after this .

on gb news, the people's channel. i'll megan kelly is coming up. but time now for mirreeee— coming up. but time now for princess diana's— rt.1:r11rg l. but time now for princess diana's former tr1:r11rg l. but time now for princess diana's former butler emi— princess diana's former butler emi reev— princess diana's former butler and rock paul— princess diana's former butler and rock paul burrell. mime— and rock paul burrell. prince harry- and rock paul burrell. prince harry revived old resentment— prince harry revived old resentment against apple today by eireeriv—

resentment against apple today by directly attacking his merirer-e— by directly attacking his mother's friend and former eemiiem— mother's friend and former confidant in— mother's friend and former confidant in court. this is the memem— confidant in court. this is the memem me— confidant in court. this is the moment the duke was quizzed on his contradict— moment the duke was quizzed on his contradict sessions over where— his contradict sessions over wirerirer ire— his contradict sessions over whether he wanted to meet paul wirir — whether he wanted to meet paul wirir mime— whether he wanted to meet paul with prince william, with a iirrererrr— with prince william, with a different story— with prince william, with a different story in his witness ereremem— different story in his witness statement to _ different story in his witness statement to the one outlined in his statement to the one outlined in irie memei— statement to the one outlined in his memoir spare— statement to the one outlined in his memoir spare and claimed ire-e— his memoir spare and claimed he'd referred— his memoir spare and claimed he'd referred to— his memoir spare and claimed he'd referred to him as a quote , he'd referred to him as a quote me— he'd referred to him as a quote me recei— he'd referred to him as a quote , two faced s—word_ he'd referred to him as a quote , two faced s—word and 14th emeie— , two faced s—word and 14th article 28th,— , two faced s—word and 14th article 28th, december 2003, eieur— article 28th, december 2003, eeeur me— article 28th, december 2003, about the possibility of you and veur— about the possibility of you and veur memer— about the possibility of you and your brother meeting with paul eurreii. — your brother meeting with paul burrell. your— your brother meeting with paul burrell. v/r1:4. ” tr1:r1 your brother meeting with paul burrell. v/r1:4. ” t burrell. your complaint is about an alleged disagreement with your brother, about meeting paul burrell . you refer to this as burrell. you refer to this as a private disagreement. yes your brother wanted a meeting , but brother wanted a meeting, but you were firmly against it. the phrase two faced may �*" rngs . the phrase two faced may have �*" sgs . the phrase two faced may have come trem— phrase two faced may have come rrem e— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail.— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail. that's how i-ve— from a voicemail. that's how i-ve eiweve— from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen— from a voicemail. that's how i've always seen him. you agree , i've always seen him. you agree . by— i've always seen him. you agree . by me— i've always seen him. you agree . by me we.— i've always seen him. you agree . by me wev. mer— i've always seen him. you agree , by the way, that you've wrirrerr— , by the way, that you've wrirrerr irr— , by the way, that you've written in spare? gg written in spare? suggests you wanted to meet him. you make it clear that you wanted a meeting . is that a count in spare? true rac? yes. there is no suggestion in spare that you are firmly

against a meeting . no, because against a meeting. no, because i wrote against a meeting. no, because i were ir— against a meeting. no, because i were i wirerr— against a meeting. no, because i were i when i— against a meeting. no, because i wrote it when i was— against a meeting. no, because i wrote it when i was 38- sgs 1g no, because i wrote it when i was 38 years eie.— wrote it when i was 38 years eie. ami— wrote it when i was 38 years eie. ami irr— wrote it when i was 38 years old. and in this— wrote it when i was 38 years old. and in this story i was 18. i old. and in this story i was 18. i eeeume— old. and in this story i was 18. i i— old. and in this story i was 18. i assume i would— old. and in this story i was 18. i assume i would have wanted a meerirrg— i assume i would have wanted a meerirrg .— i assume i would have wanted a meerirrg . ie— i assume i would have wanted a meeting . i'd love— i assume i would have wanted a meeting . i'd love to give him meeting. i'd love to give him a piece— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece er— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece er mv— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece of my mind.— meeting. i'd love to give him a piece of my mind. at the time , i piece of my mind. at the time, i firmw— piece of my mind. at the time, i was firmly against— piece of my mind. at the time, i was firmly against the meeting . was firmly against the meeting. i was firmly against the meeting. i wee— was firmly against the meeting. i irr— was firmly against the meeting. i in me— was firmly against the meeting. i was in the middle of the australian— i was in the middle of the australian outback. hindsight is a australian outback. hindsight is everv— australian outback. hindsight is a very different— australian outback. hindsight is a very different thing. i can't remember whether i wanted a meerirrg— remember whether i wanted a meerirrg er— remember whether i wanted a meerirrg er .— remember whether i wanted a meeting or. not— remember whether i wanted a meeting or. not now paul burrell . greer— meeting or. not now paul burrell . greer re— meeting or. not now paul burrell . greer re reve— meeting or. not now paul burrell , great to have you— meeting or. not now paul burrell , great to have you here rerigm. — , great to have you here tonight. harry- , great to have you here tonight. tt: , great to have you here- tonight. harry also accused you of selling diana's possessions in an attack in his witness statement, i believe that you feel some of those claims are defamatory of you . dan, this defamatory of you. dan, this whole statement— defamatory of you. dan, this whole statement and- : dan, this whole statement and process rmeugir— whole statement and process rmeugir eeum.— whole statement and process through court, i'm finding eeeeiv— through court, i'm finding deeply upsetting and hurtful . deeply upsetting and hurtful. ami— deeply upsetting and hurtful. me i— deeply upsetting and hurtful. me i need— deeply upsetting and hurtful. and i need to— deeply upsetting and hurtful. and i need to process what's been— and i need to process what's ireerr eeie— and i need to process what's been said because i think it's careless and— been said because i think it's careless and careless . what careless and careless. what uerrv— careless and careless. what werrv iree— careless and careless. what harry has said— careless and careless. what harry has said in court. he re— harry has said in court. he re ee— harry has said in court. he seems to be living in an alternative— seems to be living in an alternative world in his own

reeiirv— alternative world in his own reeiirv iv— alternative world in his own reality tv show,— alternative world in his own reality tv show, a world which is reality tv show, a world which ie ieiuiei— reality tv show, a world which is deluded and— reality tv show, a world which is deluded and he's become eeruierrr— is deluded and he's become petulant and— is deluded and he's become petulant and he— is deluded and he's become petulant and he seems to be able to petulant and he seems to be able re eev— petulant and he seems to be able re eev wherever— petulant and he seems to be able to say whatever he— petulant and he seems to be able to say whatever he can or wherever— to say whatever he can or whatever he _ to say whatever he can or whatever he wants to. and even if whatever he wants to. and even it me — whatever he wants to. and even if we iuiieiei— whatever he wants to. and even if the judicial system is prereerirrg— if the judicial system is protecting him, his us witness ereremerrr— protecting him, his us witness ereremerrr .— protecting him, his us witness statement , which he drew protecting him, his us witness statement, which he drew up in the statement, which he drew up in me ieer— statement, which he drew up in me we rew— statement, which he drew up in the last few months, is a legal eeeumem— the last few months, is a legal eeeumem .— the last few months, is a legal eeeumem . ee— the last few months, is a legal document, as you— the last few months, is a legal document , as you know, and it's document, as you know, and it's eiee— document, as you know, and it's eiee irie— document, as you know, and it's also his evidence— document, as you know, and it's also his evidence in— document, as you know, and it's also his evidence in court, sworn under oath . and he has sworn under oath. and he has eeie— sworn under oath. and he has said categorically— sworn under oath. and he has said categorically in that wimeee— said categorically in that witness statement that i have been— witness statement that i have ireerr eeiiirrg— witness statement that i have been selling diana's possessions . mer— been selling diana's possessions . iirer ie— been selling diana's possessions . iirer ie rer— been selling diana's possessions . that is not true— been selling diana's possessions . that is not true .— been selling diana's possessions . that is not true . that is . that is not true. that is eeremererv— . that is not true. that is eeremererv .— . that is not true. that is defamatory . and i want him to defamatory. and i want him to eeeiegiee— defamatory. and i want him to eeeiegiee emi— defamatory. and i want him to apologise and say sorry for eevirg— apologise and say sorry for eevirrg mer— apologise and say sorry for saying that because that is not rrue— saying that because that is not rrue .— saying that because that is not rrue . we— saying that because that is not true . he knows— saying that because that is not true . he knows full well i have true. he knows full well i have eiweve— true. he knows full well i have always protected _ true. he knows full well i have always protected ,— true. he knows full well i have always protected , i've loved and always protected, i've loved and eeiee— always protected, i've loved and eeiee rer— always protected, i've loved and eeiee rer irie— always protected, i've loved and cared for his mother and himself and cared for his mother and himself emi wiriiem— cared for his mother and himself and william when— cared for his mother and himself and william when they were

eiriiirerr— and william when they were eiriiirerr .— and william when they were children . so— and william when they were children . so really , i don't children. so really, i don't mew— children. so really, i don't mew wirer— children. so really, i don't know what tangent he's gone off at know what tangent he's gone off er mere— know what tangent he's gone off at here because— know what tangent he's gone off at here because .— know what tangent he's gone off at here because . because it is at here because. because it is rer— at here because. because it is rrer rrue— at here because. because it is not true what— at here because. because it is not true what he's— at here because. because it is not true what he's saying in eeum— not true what he's saying in eeurr .— not true what he's saying in eeurr . ir— not true what he's saying in eeurr . ir ie— not true what he's saying in court. it is simply not not true what he's saying in court . it is simply not true. court. it is simply not true. ami— court. it is simply not true. ami ire— court. it is simply not true. ami ire i— court. it is simply not true. and he i think— court. it is simply not true. and he i think personally that mie— and he i think personally that ririe ie— and he i think personally that ririe ie e— and he i think personally that ririe ie e ire— and he i think personally that this is a pr exercise lies and he this is a pr exercise lies and ire eeem-r— this is a pr exercise lies and he doesn't care— this is a pr exercise lies and he doesn't care what casualties he doesn't care what casualties ire iree— he doesn't care what casualties ire iree irr— he doesn't care what casualties ire iree in me— he doesn't care what casualties he has in the process of putting rerwere— he has in the process of putting rerwere irie— he has in the process of putting forward his fight— he has in the process of putting forward his fight against the medie— forward his fight against the meiie. i— forward his fight against the media. i mean,— forward his fight against the media. i mean, he complained in eeere— media. i mean, he complained in eeere mer— media. i mean, he complained in eeere rirer ire— media. i mean, he complained in spare that he was— media. i mean, he complained in spare that he was put on camilla pr spare that he was put on camilla ire euer— spare that he was put on camilla ire eirer emi— spare that he was put on camilla pr altar and sacrifice it. well, merry.— pr altar and sacrifice it. well, harry veure— pr altar and sacrifice it. well, harry, you're doing the same to wirer— harry, you're doing the same to wirer veure— harry, you're doing the same to me. what you're doing to me is urrergiveeie.— me. what you're doing to me is unforgivable. you— me. what you're doing to me is unforgivable. you know the truth . reu— unforgivable. you know the truth . veu mew— unforgivable. you know the truth . you know what— unforgivable. you know the truth . you know what i— unforgivable. you know the truth . you know what i feel and think i . you know what i feel and think r em— . you know what i feel and think r em rer— . you know what i feel and think r em rrer e— . you know what i feel and think r em rrer e rwe— . you know what i feel and think i am not a two faced. i'm i'm rer— i am not a two faced. i'm i'm rrer mer— i am not a two faced. i'm i'm not that person— i am not a two faced. i'm i'm not that person .— i am not a two faced. i'm i'm not that person . don't say these not that person. don't say these ririrrge— not that person. don't say these ririrrge irr— not that person. don't say these things in public.— not that person. don't say these things in public. i've tried 20 veere— things in public. i've tried 20 veere re— things in public. i've tried 20 veere re ger— things in public. i've tried 20 years to get away from what ireeeerrei— years to get away from what ireeeerree re— years to get away from what happened to me—

years to get away from what happened to me a long time ago. wher— happened to me a long time ago. we ireeeerrei— happened to me a long time ago. what happened to— happened to me a long time ago. what happened to me was put rmeugir— what happened to me was put rmeugir e— what happened to me was put through a judicial system blamed for through a judicial system blamed rer eeirg— through a judicial system blamed for doing something didn't do. merry.— for doing something didn't do. harry reu— for doing something didn't do. harry, you know— for doing something didn't do. harry, you know full well that mer— harry, you know full well that me eeum— harry, you know full well that that court case— harry, you know full well that that court case collapsed. you mew— that court case collapsed. you knew .— that court case collapsed. you knew . veur— that court case collapsed. you know , your grandmother know, your grandmother intervened— know, your grandmother intervened in- know, your grandmother intervened in that court case, me— intervened in that court case, we rere— intervened in that court case, the late queen.— intervened in that court case, the late queen. she had vital eviierree — the late queen. she had vital evidence. yes.— the late queen. she had vital evidence. yes. which saves me, um— evidence. yes. which saves me, um . emi— evidence. yes. which saves me, um . emi veu— evidence. yes. which saves me, um , and you know— evidence. yes. which saves me, um , and you know that i came out um, and you know that i came out of um, and you know that i came out er mer— um, and you know that i came out er rirer wim— um, and you know that i came out of that with all— um, and you know that i came out of that with all accusations gere — of that with all accusations gerre egeirrer— of that with all accusations gone against me and as a free ami— gone against me and as a free ami veu— gone against me and as a free man. and you know, you can't go irre— man. and you know, you can't go we e— man. and you know, you can't go into a courtroom— man. and you know, you can't go into a courtroom and say, well, egueiiw— into a courtroom and say, well, actually ireur— into a courtroom and say, well, actually, paul burrows selling my memer-e— actually, paul burrows selling my mother's possessions when you mew— my mother's possessions when you knew mer— my mother's possessions when you knew me ierr-r— my mother's possessions when you know that isn't true. _ my mother's possessions when you know that isn't true. indeed mu— know that isn't true. indeed me me— know that isn't true. indeed and the problem— know that isn't true. indeed and the problem is- know that isn't true. indeed and the problem is paul- know that isn't true. indeed and the problem is paul, he was very quickly tripped up during his testimony about you because he's saying to completely contrasting things back in 2004 to this story that he claims he was hacked about. he's saying, no, no, no, i absolutely don't want to meet with paul burrell. william, did. i don't want to meet with paul burrell. william, did . i don't yet

want to meet with paul burrell. william, did. i don't yet in the autobiography spare , he's saying autobiography spare, he's saying no, he did want to meet with you.so no, he did want to meet with you. so which is it? what does he you. so which is it? what does ire wem— you. so which is it? what does ire werrr e— you. so which is it? what does ire werrr e i— you. so which is it? what does he want ? i don't— you. so which is it? what does he want ? i don't think- rrj1t1 7 what does he want? i don't think harry guire— he want? i don't think harry guire mewe— he want? i don't think harry quite knows what he wants eeuee— quite knows what he wants ieuee ire— quite knows what he wants because he is— quite knows what he wants because he is in such a mess , in because he is in such a mess, in euer— because he is in such a mess, in eueir e— because he is in such a mess, in eueir e eeie— because he is in such a mess, in such a spin. these— because he is in such a mess, in such a spin. these lawyers are verv— such a spin. these lawyers are very eeveri— such a spin. these lawyers are very eeveri .— such a spin. these lawyers are very clever . and— such a spin. these lawyers are very clever . and even though very clever. and even though werrv— very clever. and even though werrv mime— very clever. and even though harry thinks he's— very clever. and even though harry thinks he's untouchable, he harry thinks he's untouchable, ire mime— harry thinks he's untouchable, he thinks he's— harry thinks he's untouchable, he thinks he's a— harry thinks he's untouchable, he thinks he's a royal prince. he he thinks he's a royal prince. ue mime— he thinks he's a royal prince. he thinks he— he thinks he's a royal prince. he thinks he can— he thinks he's a royal prince. he thinks he can delay the court ereeeeeirrge— he thinks he can delay the court ereeeeemge by— he thinks he can delay the court proceedings by not— he thinks he can delay the court proceedings by not turning up eeuee— proceedings by not turning up ieuee er— proceedings by not turning up because of his— proceedings by not turning up because of his daughter's eirririev. — because of his daughter's eirrmiev. ir— because of his daughter's birthday. if this was me and you eie—merr— birthday. if this was me and you de—man, we would— birthday. if this was me and you de—man, we would have to turn up at de—man, we would have to turn up er weuii— de—man, we would have to turn up er weuie ee— de—man, we would have to turn up at would be because— de—man, we would have to turn up at would be because we ordered eeeeiureiv— at would be because we ordered eieeiureiv .— at would be because we ordered eieeiureiv . se— at would be because we ordered absolutely . so why isn't harry absolutely. so why isn't harry in me— absolutely. so why isn't harry in me eeme— absolutely. so why isn't harry in the same category? what makes him in the same category? what makes irim ee— in the same category? what makes irim ee eeeeieie — in the same category? what makes him so special? and— in the same category? what makes him so special? ' 1r: in the same category? what makes him so special? r: him so special? and paul, the other thing i really had to talk to you about is diana, because i know paul , you have spent all of know paul, you have spent all of these last decades trying to accurately and fairly represent princess diana on this earth as the man who was pretty much one of the men closest to her throughout her final years of

her life . now harry seems to be her life. now harry seems to be using diana now in this deranged campaign to bring down the british press. now, paul, it was fair to say that there were certainly aspects of the british press, especially paparazzi photographers, largely from overseas , that she was very overseas, that she was very uncomfortable but she also uncomfortable with. but she also had relationships had very close relationships with journalists, didn't she? do you think she would agree with this campaign being run by her son? no, no. dan this is a very ierrgereue— son? no, no. dan this is a very dangerous campaign- 7 no, no. dan this is a very dangerous campaign for harry to emer— dangerous campaign for harry to errrer ieuee— dangerous campaign for harry to enter because as— dangerous campaign for harry to enter because as his father and his enter because as his father and irie memer— enter because as his father and his brother are— enter because as his father and his brother are watching this verv— his brother are watching this very eieeeiw— his brother are watching this very closely, this is a dangerous- very closely, this is a dangerous game he's playing eeuee— dangerous game he's playing ieuee me— dangerous game he's playing because the media are there to meiee— because the media are there to ereieer eu— because the media are there to ereieer royal— because the media are there to project our royal family around the project our royal family around me werie. — project our royal family around the world. you— project our royal family around the world. you know, you can't ug— the world. you know, you can't come up against— the world. you know, you can't come up against our media. mirreeee— come up against our media. princess diana— come up against our media. princess diana knew that. she mew— princess diana knew that. she knew mer— princess diana knew that. she knew that that— princess diana knew that. she knew that that they were reiiewirrg— knew that that they were following her.— knew that that they were following her. she she thought eerireee— following her. she she thought eemeee erre— following her. she she thought perhaps she was— following her. she she thought perhaps she was being listened to. perhaps she was being listened re. sire— perhaps she was being listened re. sire rim-r— perhaps she was being listened to. she didn't know by whom. we eeereiree— to. she didn't know by whom. we eeereiree rer— to. she didn't know by whom. we searched her apartments. we iirereiiv— searched her apartments. we literally pulled— searched her apartments. we literally pulled up the

floorboards. - literally pulled up the floorboards. we looked for bugs, but floorboards. we looked for bugs, eur we— floorboards. we looked for bugs, eur we reuni— floorboards. we looked for bugs, but we found no— floorboards. we looked for bugs, but we found no evidence that erre— but we found no evidence that eire wee— but we found no evidence that eire euggee— but we found no evidence that she was bugged by anyone. never. never— she was bugged by anyone. never. never mimi— she was bugged by anyone. never. never mind the— she was bugged by anyone. never. never mind the media. and going ieer— never mind the media. and going ieer re— never mind the media. and going ieer re eu— never mind the media. and going back to all those— never mind the media. and going back to all those years ago, werrv— back to all those years ago, werrv reive— back to all those years ago, harry talks about his mobile eierre— harry talks about his mobile ererre eeirg— harry talks about his mobile phone being hacked. he never had a phone being hacked. he never had e meiiie— phone being hacked. he never had e meeiie eierre— phone being hacked. he never had a mobile phone until he got to ererr— a mobile phone until he got to irerr .— a mobile phone until he got to irerr . i— a mobile phone until he got to irerr . i mew— a mobile phone until he got to eton . i know because i used to eton. i know because i used to ring— eton. i know because i used to ring irie— eton. i know because i used to ring his policeman— eton. i know because i used to ring his policeman at ludgrove. i'd ring his policeman at ludgrove. i-i ring— ring his policeman at ludgrove. i-i rirg irie— ring his policeman at ludgrove. i'd ring his policeman in the eeiee— i'd ring his policeman in the eeiiee reem— i'd ring his policeman in the police room and— i'd ring his policeman in the police room and put the princess rmeugir— police room and put the princess rmeugir re— police room and put the princess rmeugir re merry.— police room and put the princess through to harry, who'd come trem— through to harry, who'd come rrem irie— through to harry, who'd come from his dorm— through to harry, who'd come from his dorm to— through to harry, who'd come from his dorm to speak to his memer.— from his dorm to speak to his merirer. se— from his dorm to speak to his mother. so he— from his dorm to speak to his mother. so he didn't have a meiiie— mother. so he didn't have a mobile phone— mother. so he didn't have a mobile phone at— mother. so he didn't have a mobile phone at ludgrove not urrii— mobile phone at ludgrove not urrrii ire— mobile phone at ludgrove not urrrii ire ger— mobile phone at ludgrove not until he got to— mobile phone at ludgrove not until he got to eton and that's emer— until he got to eton and that's after princess— until he got to eton and that's after princess diana's death . after princess diana's death. go.— after princess diana's death. se. veu— after princess diana's death. se. veu mew.— after princess diana's death. so, you know, he— after princess diana's death. so, you know, he remember also . so, you know, he remember also. so, you know, he remember also. se uerrv— so, you know, he remember also. se werrv emi— so, you know, he remember also. so harry and william were eiriiirerr— so harry and william were children in— so harry and william were children in during those years . children in during those years. they— children in during those years. iirev wee— children in during those years. iirev rer— children in during those years. they were not privy to their memer-e— they were not privy to their mother's adult— they were not privy to their mother's adult world. and what i rriei— mother's adult world. and what i rriei re— mother's adult world. and what i rriei re ie— mother's adult world. and what i rriei re re irr— mother's adult world. and what i tried to do in the— mother's adult world. and what i tried to do in the in— mother's adult world. and what i tried to do in the in the past rer— tried to do in the in the past rerr veere— tried to do in the in the past ten years, dan,— tried to do in the in the past ten years, dan, 20 years, you mew.— ten years, dan, 20 years, you knew ive— ten years, dan, 20 years, you know, i've supported the erirreeee — know, i've supported the princess. i've— know, i've supported the princess. i've put the record emigre— princess. i've put the record erreigm. ive— princess. i've put the record straight. i've stopped people

mering— straight. i've stopped people mevmg iiee— straight. i've stopped people making lies about her. you have . ive— making lies about her. you have . i-ve ieer— making lies about her. you have . i've been here— making lies about her. you have . i've been here for— making lies about her. you have . i've been here for her. and mer— . i've been here for her. and we eemee— . i've been here for her. and that comes at— . i've been here for her. and that comes at a— . i've been here for her. and that comes at a cost, too. no, it that comes at a cost, too. no, i ieee— that comes at a cost, too. no, i ieee .— that comes at a cost, too. no, i ieee . ir— that comes at a cost, too. no, it does . it comes.— that comes at a cost, too. no, it does . it comes. and shame on it does. it comes. and shame on ami— it does. it comes. and shame on ami rer— it does. it comes. and shame on me. and let me— it does. it comes. and shame on me. and let me just- it does. it comes. and shame on me. and let me just say- it does. it comes. and shame on me. and let me just say, i know it does, paul. and let me just say as a final word, shame on prince harry for deciding to attack in court today . may attack in court today. may arguably one of the only men who has stayed loyal to his mother. all of these decades on from her death. shame on him for that. and paul, i'm sorry. i can tell you're hurting. i hope you're in better form next time we speak about this. but paul burrell, very important to set the record straight tonight. thank you so much, paul. harry, stop, stop mie— much, paul. harry, stop, stop ririe. merry.— much, paul. harry, stop, stop ririe. harry ire.— much, paul. harry, stop, stop this. harry, it's. it's- 14.rt.1 harry, stop, stop this. harry, it's. it's wrong . this. harry, it's. it's wrong. na.— this. harry, it's. it's wrong. we. r— this. harry, it's. it's wrong. we. r ieer— this. harry, it's. it's wrong. no, i hear that— this. harry, it's. it's wrong. no, i hear that loud- this. harry, it's. it's wrong. no, i hear that loud and. this. harry, it's. it's wrong. no, i hear that loud and clear. paul no, i hear that loud and clear. paul, thank you so much. now coming executive coming up, as itv executive magnus brook is grilled by mps at the media select committee, is holly willoughby right to vow never to speak of phillip schofield again ? and we're going schofield again? and we're going to tackle the latest from the itv scandal in the media buzz. but first, with prince harry using his court evidence to

blame the press for everything from his drug use his from his drug use to his break—up the of break—up with the love of his life, chelsea the public life, chelsea davy is the public over the uber privileged prince's constant victimhood narrative . meghan kelly live on narrative. meghan kelly live on this straight after this .

meghan kelly time now in the ginger winger has made a living off playing the victim . but off playing the victim. but prince harry's woe is me statement today on how everyone had ruined his life by him set a new low as one of the most privileged men on earth, harry took aim at the for media his playboy lifestyle. extra keen drug use and failed relationship with the love of his life. chelsy davy in my experience as a member of the royal family each of us gets cast into a specific role by the tabloid press. you specific role by the tabloid press . you start off as blank press. you start off as blank canvas while— press. you start off as blank canvas while they- you start off as blank canvas while they work out what viri—

canvas while they work out what vimi er— canvas while they work out what vimi er eereerr— canvas while they work out what kind of person you— canvas while they work out what kind of person you are and what viri— kind of person you are and what vimi er— kind of person you are and what kind of problems— kind of person you are and what kind of problems and temptations you kind of problems and temptations veu migm— kind of problems and temptations veu migm reve— kind of problems and temptations you might have as— kind of problems and temptations you might have as a teenager. in my eeriv— you might have as a teenager. in my eeriv eee— you might have as a teenager. in my eeriv zee i— you might have as a teenager. in my early 20s, i ended up feeling as my early 20s, i ended up feeling ee rireugir— my early 20s, i ended up feeling ee rireugir i— my early 20s, i ended up feeling as though i was— my early 20s, i ended up feeling as though i was playing up to a lot as though i was playing up to a ierlrire— as though i was playing up to a lot-the headlines— as though i was playing up to a lot the headlines and lot of the headlines and erereervee— lot of the headlines and stereotype types that they werrei— stereotype types that they werreileir— stereotype types that they wanted . pin on - stereotype types that they wanted pin on me , mainly wanted to pin on me, mainly eeuee— wanted to pin on me, mainly eeeeuee—ir- wanted to pin on me, mainlyi because—if they because i thought that if they primer— because i thought that if they erirrei mie— because i thought that if they printed this rubbish about me emi— printed this rubbish about me emi eeeeie— printed this rubbish about me and people will— printed this rubbish about me and people will believe in it, i may— and people will believe in it, i mev ee— and people will believe in it, i mew ee weir— and people will believe in it, i may as well do— and people will believe in it, i may as well do the crime, so to eeeev. —eirirer- may as well do the crime, so to speak. _either the. speak. you're then either the rieweew— speak. you're then either the eieweew grime.— speak. you're then either the playboy prince, the failure, the ireeeui— playboy prince, the failure, the ireeeur. er— playboy prince, the failure, the dropoub er irr— playboy prince, the failure, the dropout, or in my— playboy prince, the failure, the dropout, or in my case, the irreve— dropout, or in my case, the thicko cheat,— dropout, or in my case, the thicko cheat, the underage arr..— thicko cheat, the underage drinker, the— thicko cheat, the underage drinker, the irresponsible drug rever— drinker, the irresponsible drug rever .— drinker, the irresponsible drug taker. looking— drinker, the irresponsible drug taker . looking back drinker, the irresponsible drug taker. looking back on it drinker, the irresponsible drug taker . looking back on it now, taker. looking back on it now, euer— taker. looking back on it now, such behaviour— taker. looking back on it now, such behaviour on their part is urreriw— such behaviour on their part is urreriw viie — such behaviour on their part is urreriw viie .— such behaviour on their part is utterly vile . and— such behaviour on their part is utterly vile . and every time utterly vile. and every time i irr— utterly vile. and every time i was in a relationship or rumoured relationship that whole eereerr-e remiiw— rumoured relationship that whole person's family and often their merrie— person's family and often their friends would— person's family and often their friends would be— person's family and often their friends would be dragged into the friends would be dragged into me eireee— friends would be dragged into me eireee. — friends would be dragged into the chaos. so.— friends would be dragged into the chaos. g the chaos. so. meghan kelly it's all our fault. it's all the media's fault. his drug taking in his relationships that didn't work out. you and me should take the blame for that right? i work out. you and me should take the blame for that right ? i love the blame for that right? i love this. it's so insightful,- the blame for that right? i love this. it's so insightful, by- t g47 i love this. it's so insightful, by the wew— this. it's so insightful, by the wew. — this. it's so insightful, by the wew. imm— this. it's so insightful, by the wew. mink i— this. it's so insightful, by the way. think i like- this. it's so insightful, by the

way. think i like this- this. it's so insightful, by the way. 1“ 1“< t r1:r1“ way. think i like this version of prince harry better? you should keep this guy- “tr: 7 you should keep this guy . of prince harry better? you should keep this guy. he's got heir.— should keep this guy. he's got ieir. se— should keep this guy. he's got more hair. so it— should keep this guy. he's got more hair. so it was. it should keep this guy. r: gr1:r tr1“r1:r: t . it was the more hair. so it was. it was the evil more hair. so it was. it was the evii meiie-e— more hair. so it was. it was the evil media's fault— more hair. so it was. it was the evil media's fault that- tr1“r1:r: t . it was the evil media's fault that they mer— evil media's fault that they me me— evil media's fault that they that the british— evil media's fault that they that the british public was irrrereerei— that the british public was interested in— that the british public was interested in the royal family. so interested in the royal family. se iike— interested in the royal family. se we, ir— interested in the royal family. se ate, it we— interested in the royal family. so like, if we just— interested in the royal family. so like, if we just eliminated me— so like, if we just eliminated rire medie— so like, if we just eliminated the media factor,— so like, if we just eliminated the media factor, the british eueiie— the media factor, the british public would— the media factor, the british public would pay. absolutely no errerrrierr— public would pay. absolutely no attention whatsoever to the royal— attention whatsoever to the royal remiiw— attention whatsoever to the royal family just as it was, you knew.— royal family just as it was, you know, hundreds— royal family just as it was, you know, hundreds of— royal family just as it was, you know, hundreds of years ago. sure.— know, hundreds of years ago. sure. mew— know, hundreds of years ago. sure, they weren't. i mean, what is_by- sure, they weren't. i mean, what ie|meiie—iw- sure, they weren't. i mean, what ie|meeie ie—iw- sure, they weren't. i mean, what isimedia is there-by- sure, they weren't. i mean, what is media is there becausey sure, they weren't. i mean, what is media is there because the the media is there because the irrereer— the media is there because the interest amongst— the media is there because the interest amongst the public is mere.— interest amongst the public is were me— interest amongst the public is there. the media— interest amongst the public is there. the media responds to wire— there. the media responds to me me— there. the media responds to what the public— there. the media responds to what the public wants to hear eeeur— what the public wants to hear eeeur emi— what the public wants to hear about and read— what the public wants to hear about and read about. and so on. are— about and read about. and so on. me ire— about and read about. and so on. me ire mewe— about and read about. and so on. and he knows that.— about and read about. and so on. and he knows that. and of course . mie— and he knows that. and of course . ririe ie— and he knows that. and of course .ririe ie rigm— and he knows that. and of course , this is right-brand— and he knows that. and of course , this is right brand for him , this is right on brand for him . regim— , this is right on brand for him . ieigm. wer— , this is right on brand for him . ieigm. we re— , this is right on brand for him . right. not to take any responsibility- . right. not to take any responsibility his responsibility for his own eireieee— responsibility for his own choices. reason he was an choices. the reason he was an umierege— choices. the reason he was an underage drinker— choices. the reason he was an underage drinker is because the meme— underage drinker is because the meiie eeie— underage drinker is because the media said he— underage drinker is because the media said he was. who is he kiieirge— media said he was. who is he kidding me— media said he was. who is he kidding? just as— media said he was. who is he kidding? just as your discussion wim— kidding? just as your discussion wirir pair— kidding? just as your discussion with paul burrell_ kidding? just as your discussion with paul burrell showed, he eeee— with paul burrell showed, he ieee rer— with paul burrell showed, he does not think— with paul burrell showed, he does not think the rules apply to does not think the rules apply re irim. — does not think the rules apply re irim. ue-e— does not think the rules apply to him. he's selfish. he's errririee— to him. he's selfish. he's entitled old,— to him. he's selfish. he's entitled old, and he has a sense mer— entitled old, and he has a sense we everwee— entitled old, and he has a sense that everyone else— entitled old, and he has a sense that everyone else has to play by me— that everyone else has to play by me ruiee— that everyone else has to play by the rules that— that everyone else has to play by the rules that do not apply to by the rules that do not apply re mm.— by the rules that do not apply to him, whether—

by the rules that do not apply to him, whether it is as i eireuii— to him, whether it is as i eireuii ee— to him, whether it is as i should be able- to him, whether it is as i should be able to pay for police erereerierr— should be able to pay for police protection that— should be able to pay for police protection that no— should be able to pay for police protection that no one else is eiiewee— protection that no one else is eiiewee re— protection that no one else is allowed to do. _ protection that no one else is allowed to do. i— protection that no one else is allowed to do. i should be able to allowed to do. i should be able re merriere— allowed to do. i should be able to mandate that— allowed to do. i should be able to mandate that the paparazzi in new— to mandate that the paparazzi in new rew— to mandate that the paparazzi in new werk wire— to mandate that the paparazzi in new york who took— to mandate that the paparazzi in new york who took photos of me rum—re- new york who took photos of me rum—re me- new york who took photos of me rum—re me i new york who took photos of me rum—re me . i| turn over those copies to me. i eireuii— turn over those copies to me. i eireuii ee— turn over those copies to me. i should be able— turn over those copies to me. i should be able to— turn over those copies to me. i should be able to walk first. iver— should be able to walk first. iver-im— should be able to walk first. even - i'm .the . should be able to walk first. i even - i'm .the spare, even though i'm just the spare, not even though i'm just the spare, eer-eie— even though i'm just the spare, eer-ei- i— even though i'm just the spare, not-air. i want— even though i'm just the spare, not-air. i want a— even though i'm just the spare, not air. i want a bigger not the air. i want a bigger eeerie— not the air. i want a bigger eeerie .— not the air. i want a bigger eeerie . ee— not the air. i want a bigger castle . go down- not the air. i want a bigger castle . go down the every castle. go down the list every eew. — castle. go down the list every eew. ire— castle. go down the list every view we e— castle. go down the list every view we e ew— castle. go down the list every day. it's a new entitlement by mie— day. it's a new entitlement by ririe guw— day. it's a new entitlement by ririe guw .— day. it's a new entitlement by ririe guw . se— day. it's a new entitlement by ririe guw . se ire— day. it's a new entitlement by this guy . so he married this guy. so he married the ride— this guy. so he married the rigm wemerr— this guy. so he married the. right woman—know right woman because we know eie-e— right woman because we know emee—ee- right woman because we know eeiee—e ire| right woman because we know. eeiee—e ire ie she's exactly the same as he is, if she's exactly the same as he is, ir-. — she's exactly the same as he is, ir-. rur— she's exactly the same as he is, ir-. rur. rur- she's exactly the same as he is, if-. but. but did- she's exactly the same as he is, if-. but. but did hei if not worse. but. but did he make this court proceeding? did he though? because he make it, though? because i wanted to ask about that. wanted to ask you about that. his woman, his ex girlfriend, this woman, chelsy davy, who i think was the love of his life, was mentioned in his witness statement today, something like 118 times. meghan markle was named just five times. and harry actually got emotional in court when he was asked about his relationship with chelsy davy. you know, if you were meghan markle , would you were meghan markle, would alarm be ringing at this alarm bells be ringing at this point he really on point? has he really moved on from davy ? i see your from chelsy davy? i see your point, from chelsy davy? i see your point eur— from chelsy davy? i see your eeim. eur i— from chelsy davy? i see your point, but i mean— from chelsy davy? i see your point, but i mean that- jreryr7’ i see your point, but i mean that too. he memei— point, but i mean that too. he eiemei err— point, but i mean that too. he blamed on the— point, but i mean that too. he blamed on the the fact blamed on the media the fact mer— blamed on the media the fact rirer-ue— blamed on the media the fact rirer-ue wim- blamed on the media the fact that-up with him i blamed on the media the fact that up with him over blamed on the media the fact thatintense up with him over blamed on the media the fact thatintense media with him over blamed on the media the fact thatintense media scrutiny, over blamed on the media the fact thatintense media scrutiny, the'

the intense media scrutiny, the lie the intense media scrutiny, the iie ie— the intense media scrutiny, the iie ie mer— the intense media scrutiny, the iie ie we ir— the intense media scrutiny, the lie is that it wouldn't have ieer— lie is that it wouldn't have been mere— lie is that it wouldn't have been there had— lie is that it wouldn't have been there had had the mirror not been there had had the mirror rrer ieer— been there had had the mirror not been covering him, had let's say not been covering him, had let's eew irie— not been covering him, had let's say his allegations— not been covering him, had let's say his allegations are true , say his allegations are true, mer— say his allegations are true, me were— say his allegations are true, that there hacking against that there was hacking against mm— that there was hacking against irimlwrieir— that there was hacking against himehich-been- that there was hacking against him which been proven. him, which has not been proven. his him, which has not been proven. uie reerimerrw— him, which has not been proven. uie reerimerrw .— him, which has not been proven. his testimony . and— him, which has not been proven. his testimony . and that was very his testimony. and that was very gererei— his testimony. and that was very general non—specific today. his testimony. and that was very genrlet's non—specific today. his testimony. and that was very genrlet's say non—specific today. his testimony. and that was very genrlet's say he's specific today. his testimony. and that was very genrlet's say he's rightfic today. his testimony. and that was very genrlet's say he's right andiday. his testimony. and that was very genrlet's say he's right and itay. but let's say he's right and it ireeeerrei— but let's say he's right and it ireeeerrei .— but let's say he's right and it ireeeerree . ami— but let's say he's right and it happened . and really want to happened. and you really want to tell happened. and you really want to reii-eire— happened. and you really want to tell-she broke— happened. and you really want to tell-she broke up- happened. and you really want to tell she broke up with tell me that she broke up with mm— tell me that she broke up with irim eeuee— tell me that she broke up with him because scrutiny him because the media scrutiny got him because the media scrutiny ger-ievei— him because the media scrutiny ger-ievei ee— him because the media scrutiny got level as opposed to got to that level as opposed to iuer— got to that level as opposed to we ire— got to that level as opposed to we we we— got to that level as opposed to just it's the media— got to that level as opposed to just it's the media scrutiny mer— just it's the media scrutiny rirer eew— just it's the media scrutiny that any member of the royal remiiw— that any member of the royal remiiw ie— that any member of the royal remiiw ie geirrg— that any member of the royal family is going to get. i don't eeiieve— believe that he wants to blame all-troubles— believe that he wants to blame all-troubles on- believe that he wants to blame all troubles on the all of his troubles on the medie— all of his troubles on the meiie. ami— all of his troubles on the media. and yes, he definitely eeemee-— media. and yes, he definitely seems-a little- media. and yes, he definitely seems a little focussed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex a little focussed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex . a little focussed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex . i a little focussed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex . i would ttle focussed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex . i would not focussed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex . i would not like ssed on media. and yes, he definitely seeiex. i would not like that.on the ex. i would not like that. i'd the ex. i would not like that. i-i—irueierel the ex. i would not like that. i'd—husband ai the ex. i would not like that. - i'd—husband a hard i'd be giving my husband a hard rime— i'd be giving my husband a hard rime eeeur— i'd be giving my husband a hard time about that— i'd be giving my husband a hard time about that tonight over dimer— time about that tonight over dinner uncertain dinner and no uncertain words. if dinner and no uncertain words. ir—iierkie- dinner and no uncertain words. ir—iiewie emil if i were meghan markle and eeeeeieiiw— if i were meghan markle and especially the— if i were meghan markle and especially the fact that she eeeererrriw— especially the fact that she apparently dumped him. you never weer— apparently dumped him. you never weer-me— apparently dumped him. you never weer-me-wire- apparently dumped him. you never want-the-who was. want to inherit the guy who was iumeee— want to inherit the guy who was dumped by— want to inherit the guy who was dumped by somebody who dumped by somebody else who he merr— dumped by somebody else who he men—er- dumped by somebody else who he men—er rimee.| then mentions hundreds of times. iike— then mentions hundreds of times. iike-iirrie— then mentions hundreds of times. like-little red— then mentions hundreds of times. like-little red flag. - like that's a little red flag. eur— like that's a little red flag. eurlme— like that's a little red flag. eurlme .— like that's a little red flag. but-me , their- like that's a little red flag. but me , their relationship but to me, their relationship issues can take— but to me, their relationship issues can take back seat. issues can take a back seat. wire— issues can take a back seat. weer-rere— issues can take a back seat. what-here is- issues can take a back seat. what-here is an- issues can take a back seat. what here is an entitled what i see here is an entitled mer— what i see here is an entitled irer wire— what i see here is an entitled irer wire wee— what i see here is an entitled brat who was raised thinking ire-e— brat who was raised thinking me were— brat who was raised thinking he's better than— brat who was raised thinking he's better than everyone else emi— he's better than everyone else emi ie— he's better than everyone else emi ie eriii— he's better than everyone else and is still living— he's better than everyone else and is still living that life, rrwirrg— and is still living that life, rrwirrg re— and is still living that life, trying to blame everything mean the

trying to blame everything mean we recr— trying to blame everything mean me me mer— trying to blame everything mean the fact that he's— trying to blame everything mean the fact that he's dumb . he's the fact that he's dumb. he's iiemirg— the fact that he's dumb. he's eiemirrg mer— the fact that he's dumb. he's blaming that on— the fact that he's dumb. he's blaming that on the media. was he blaming that on the media. was ire eiewmg— blaming that on the media. was ire eiewmg e— blaming that on the media. was he playing a part?— blaming that on the media. was he playing a part? was he acting iumie— he playing a part? was he acting iumie ie— he playing a part? was he acting iumie ie mer— he playing a part? was he acting dumb? is that why— he playing a part? was he acting dumb? is that why he got all the bad dumb? is that why he got all the reg greeee— dumb? is that why he got all the bed greeee emi— dumb? is that why he got all the bad grades and had to cheat, eiiegeeiw— bad grades and had to cheat, allegedly when— bad grades and had to cheat, allegedly when he was in a eeiiege— allegedly when he was in a eeiiege emi— allegedly when he was in a college and undergrad? i mean, is college and undergrad? i mean, ie mere— college and undergrad? i mean, is there nothing— college and undergrad? i mean, is there nothing he won't blame on is there nothing he won't blame err me— is there nothing he won't blame err rire meiee— is there nothing he won't blame on the media? he's going to ererr— on the media? he's going to em eeiiirrg— on the media? he's going to start calling your little start calling up your little eerer— start calling up your littlei eerer—irim start calling up your little- eerer—irim riee actor there and giving him tips on-play_ actor there and giving him tips on-play-becausel actor there and giving him tips. on-play-because he's on how to play him, because he's going— on how to play him, because he's geirrg—ree- going to say that's that, too. is going to say that's that, too. ie—veu-rel going to say that's that, too.- ie—veu-re geirrg is damaging to me. you're going to is damaging to me. you're going re-rer— is damaging to me. you're going re-rer rirer. — is damaging to me. you're going re-rerrirer. - is damaging to me. you're going to-for that. dan,- is damaging to me. you're going to-for that. dan, do. to get sued for that. dan, do you— to get sued for that. dan, do weu mew— to get sued for that. dan, do you know the other thing i found fascinating today, meghan, you know whole know how he's done, this whole shtick just man shtick of like, i'm just a man of people now. i'm giving up of the people now. i'm giving up all of the trappings of royal fame the moment got the fame the moment he got on the box and his lawyer said, what do you want to be referred as? you want to be referred to as? he his royal highness. and he said his royal highness. and then from then on, prince harry, even though he promised the queen was no longer going to queen he was no longer going to refer this refer to himself as hrh. so this is not a man who wants to be normal. why they wanted their normal. is why they wanted their kids to have their titles. and she's got the all of the- she's got the all of the ererierrerw— she's got the all of the stationery and so on. and she were— stationery and so on. and she were re— stationery and so on. and she were re uee— stationery and so on. and she wants to use the _ stationery and so on. and she wants to use the duchess. irew-re— wants to use the duchess. they're liars.— wants to use the duchess. they're liars. they want all of me— they're liars. they want all of me eiueee— they're liars. they want all of me eiueee er— they're liars. they want all of the pluses of being royals and

mew— the pluses of being royals and rirew weer— the pluses of being royals and mew werrr re— the pluses of being royals and they want to do _ the pluses of being royals and they want to do none of the eeruei— they want to do none of the eeruei guw— they want to do none of the eeruei eurw .— they want to do none of the actual duty . this gets mean. i actual duty. this gets mean. i wiri— actual duty. this gets mean. i wiii eew— actual duty. this gets mean. i wiii eew mie— actual duty. this gets mean. i will say this. his— actual duty. this gets mean. i will say this. his weird trauma emi— will say this. his weird trauma and obsession— will say this. his weird trauma and obsession with the media eveieire— and obsession with the media explains some— and obsession with the media explains some of— and obsession with the media explains some of the insane main eiiegerierre— explains some of the insane main allegations he's— explains some of the insane main allegations he's been making more recently— allegations he's been making more recently in— allegations he's been making more recently in netflix and eieewirere— more recently in netflix and eieewirere .— more recently in netflix and elsewhere . and— more recently in netflix and elsewhere . and what we're really elsewhere. and what we're really eeeirrg— elsewhere. and what we're really eeeirg rere— elsewhere. and what we're really eeeirrg irere ie— elsewhere. and what we're really seeing here is a— elsewhere. and what we're really seeing here is a sick, sick eereerr— seeing here is a sick, sick eemee-iree- seeing here is a sick, sick| person-he's not seeing here is a sick, sick- person-he's not all person down like he's not all regerirer— person down like he's not all regerirer .— person down like he's not all together . and— person down like he's not all together . and i— person down like he's not all together. and i think we've seen mer— together. and i think we've seen rirer-emi— together. and i think we've seen rirer-emi eve— together. and i think we've seen that and over. think that over and over. and i think it's that over and over. and i think ire—re- that over and over. and i think it's—to problems| it's going to lead to problems not it's going to lead to problems rrer erriw— it's going to lead to problems rrer eriw irr— it's going to lead to problems not only in his— it's going to lead to problems not only in his pr battles, but as not only in his pr battles, but ee-ireeri— not only in his pr battles, but as-heard-others. not only in his pr battles, but as-heard-others inj as we've heard from others in his as we've heard from others in iie-.— as we've heard from others in iie-. ire— as we've heard from others in iie-. ir-e iuer- as we've heard from others in iie-. we we e- his marriage, it's just a riekirrg— his marriage, it's just a ticking time— his marriage, it's just a ticking time bomb . g his marriage, it's just a— ticking time bomb . meghan kelly, ticking time bomb. meghan kelly, host the meghan kelly show. host of the meghan kelly show. make sure you sign up on youtube. you so youtube. meghan, thank you so much. next but much. we'll speak next week. but coming , as harry claims in coming up, as harry claims in court that his drug use wasn't in the public interest, despite revealing details about his own habhs revealing details about his own habits his tell all book, why habits in his tell all book, why does the privileged prince think he have a one sided he can have a one sided relationship with the press by royal react to that royal masterminds? react to that and more today's biggest and more of today's biggest bombshells wait bombshells surely cannot wait for lady colin campbell and phil dampier. but next, as itv executive magnus brooks grilled by mps over its response to the

schofield scandal, does the embattled broadcaster still have more questions to answer? and is holly willoughby right or wrong , to consign philip and his name to history? my superstar panel will debate that and i'll show you how. tomorrow's newspaper front are covering harry's front pages are covering harry's historic court evidence. we historic high court evidence. we are in just two minutes are back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight prince harry made history today, becoming the first royal in 130 years to give evidence in court and in a special edition of the show, we will dissect every wine and wallow of the vengeful duke's testimony vividly brought to life by our very own harry cole couldn't have involved hacking

as you didn't have phone until 1998. butl as you didn't have phone until 1998. but i did have access to iemiiirre— 1998. but i did have access to landline when— 1998. but i did have access to landline when i— jj3 but i did have access to landline when i arrived at eeireei— landline when i arrived at eeireei. eur— landline when i arrived at school, but could have been my memer-e— school, but could have been my mother's mobile— school, but could have been my mother's mobile phone . but mother's mobile phone. but mere— mother's mobile phone. but that's speculation. i can't be se— that's speculation. i can't be sure. so after— that's speculation. i can't be sure. so after day- that's speculation. i can't be sure. r:rsj sure. so after day one of harry's most public battle yet with the british press, did he hold his own against one of the country's sharpest legal minds ? country's sharpest legal minds? esteemed royal biographer tom eewer— esteemed royal biographer tom eewer eewe— esteemed royal biographer tom eewer eewe me— esteemed royal biographer tom bower says the duke of delusion eir— bower says the duke of delusion eii eve— bower says the duke of delusion was all over the— bower says the duke of delusion was all over the place today and he was all over the place today and ire givee— was all over the place today and ire givee irie— was all over the place today and he gives his extensive and eeerirrg— he gives his extensive and searing analysis shortly. and iree— searing analysis shortly. and iree mime— searing analysis shortly. and has prince harry— searing analysis shortly. and has prince harry resurrected one of has prince harry resurrected one er me— has prince harry resurrected one er rire greereer— has prince harry resurrected one of the greatest mysteries ever to of the greatest mysteries ever re irrveive— of the greatest mysteries ever to involve the— of the greatest mysteries ever to involve the palace ? v4. to involve the palace? numerous newspapers reported a rumour that my biological father was james hewitt, a man my mother had a relationship with after i was born. there were hurtful, mean and cruel. my royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier , offer their and phil dampier, offer their unmissable reactions , and in the unmissable reactions, and in the media, buzz was harry wrong to wade into politics in his witness statement by claiming that the uk government has, quote, hit rock bottom? i'll

pose that to my superstar panel . ami— pose that to my superstar panel . ami rerigm— pose that to my superstar panel . and tonight i'm— pose that to my superstar panel . and tonight i'm joined by emeree— . and tonight i'm joined by amanda platell. john sergeant and amanda platell. john sergeant emi ieeireeee— amanda platell. john sergeant and rebecca reid. also coming up rerrigirr— and rebecca reid. also coming up rerigm .— and rebecca reid. also coming up rerigm . irr— and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight , in another— and rebecca reid. also coming up tonight, in another bombshell ireerirrg— tonight, in another bombshell ireerirrg rekirg— tonight, in another bombshell hearing taking place today, erieie— hearing taking place today, erieie irie— hearing taking place today, crisis hit. itv— hearing taking place today, crisis hit. itv was grilled by irre— crisis hit. itv was grilled by wre eeeur— crisis hit. itv was grilled by mps about the _ crisis hit. itv was grilled by mps about the schofield scandal and mps about the schofield scandal emi ire— mps about the schofield scandal and its alleged— mps about the schofield scandal and its alleged toxic management. and we also weerereew— management. and we also yesterday that— management. and we also yesterday that surreal performance by the editor of the eregremme— performance by the editor of the eregremme wire— performance by the editor of the programme who when he was being eekei— programme who when he was being eekei by— programme who when he was being eekei by e— programme who when he was being asked by a reporter— programme who when he was being asked by a reporter from sky eieur— asked by a reporter from sky about bullying— asked by a reporter from sky about bullying on the programme, ererrei— about bullying on the programme, ererrei reikirrg— about bullying on the programme, started talking about aubergines . se— started talking about aubergines . se wim— started talking about aubergines . se wirir me— started talking about aubergines . so with the broadcaster's uber were.— . so with the broadcaster's uber were. emer— . so with the broadcaster's uber woke, chief executive carolyn weceii— woke, chief executive carolyn weceii re— woke, chief executive carolyn weceii re ee— woke, chief executive carolyn mccall to be questioned in reriiemerrr— mccall to be questioned in parliament next week, is a cover up eieur— parliament next week, is a cover up eeeur re— parliament next week, is a cover up eeeur re re— parliament next week, is a cover up about to be exposed? we're going— up about to be exposed? we're geirrg-rirer- up about to be exposed? we're going-that next.- up about to be exposed? we're going that next. and going to debate that next. and eieewire— going to debate that next. and despite amanda— going to debate that next. and despite amanda holden's long rerm — despite amanda holden's long rerm .wirir— despite amanda holden's long term with schofield and the term feud with schofield and the bee— term feud with schofield and the bosses-morning- term feud with schofield and the bosses-morning ,- term feud with schofield and the bosses-morning , is- term feud with schofield and the bosses morning, is she bosses at this morning, is she reeiirrg—er- bosses at this morning, is she. feeling—of sympathy bosses at this morning, is she- feeling_of sympathy ? feeling some pangs of sympathy? regim— feeling some pangs of sympathy? mgr-ereerr— feeling some pangs of sympathy? ieigm.-ireerir. — feeling some pangs of sympathy? right. breath . feeling some pangs of sympathy? right. breath. rthr: right. deep breath. firstly, are you right. deep breath. firstly, are weu okay?— right. deep breath. firstly, are weu okay? i— right. deep breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so . hello. it you okay? i hope so. hello. it is tuesday . are you okay? and is tuesday. are you okay? and emeree— is tuesday. are you okay? and amanda didn't— is tuesday. are you okay? and amanda didn't stop there, so eier— amanda didn't stop there, so stick around. _ amanda didn't stop there, so stick around. i'm- amanda didn't stop there, so

stick around. gr1:r 1g amanda didn't stop there, so stick around. gr1:r “g stick around. i'm going to show you much more. plus, in tonight's greatest britain and union, jack us on the 79th anniversary of d—day. we remember the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country . i'm also going to bring country. i'm also going to bring you a first look at how tomorrow's newspaper pages tomorrow's newspaper front pages are harry harry's are reporting on harry harry's day court. right. day in court. that's right. after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . john, thank polly middlehurst. john, thank you. the top story at just after reroo— you. the top story at just after reroo ie— you. the top story at just after reroo ie mer— you. the top story at just after 10:00 is that prince— the top story at just after 10:00 is that prince harry has eeeueei— 10:00 is that prince harry has eeeueee me— 10:00 is that prince harry has accused the former mirror eeiee— accused the former mirror editor, piers— accused the former mirror editor, piers morgan, of intimidation— editor, piers morgan, of intimidation and a barrage of irerririe— intimidation and a barrage of horrific attacks— intimidation and a barrage of horrific attacks against him and his horrific attacks against him and irie wire.— horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan— horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan ,— horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan , as his wife, meghan, as a consequence- his wife, meghan, as a consequence of him bringing his re— consequence of him bringing his re eeum.— consequence of him bringing his case to court. the— consequence of him bringing his case to court. the duke of sueee— case to court. the duke of sussex was giving evidence at the sussex was giving evidence at me high— sussex was giving evidence at me irigir eeum— sussex was giving evidence at the high court in— sussex was giving evidence at the high court in london today egeirrer— the high court in london today egeirrer me— the high court in london today against the publisher of the new— against the publisher of the daily iiirrer— against the publisher of the daily mirror group of newspapers eiiegei— daily mirror group of newspapers over alleged unlawful information- over alleged unlawful information gathering. harry eiee— information gathering. harry eiee eeie— information gathering. harry also said our— information gathering. harry also said our country is judged gieeeiiw— also said our country is judged gieeeiiw by— also said our country is judged gieeeiiw by me— also said our country is judged globally by the state of our ereee— globally by the state of our ereee emi— globally by the state of our press and our— globally by the state of our press and our government, and he eeeueee— press and our government, and he eeeueee me— press and our government, and he eeeueee rire ereee— press and our government, and he accused the press of— press and our government, and he accused the press of having eieew— accused the press of having iieei err— accused the press of having blood on its—

accused the press of having blood on its typing hands during his cross—examination . mirror his cross—examination. mirror meue— his cross—examination. mirror group newspapers denies all the eiiegeierre— group newspapers denies all the allegations. and— group newspapers denies all the allegations. and then tonight on gb allegations. and then tonight on ere newe— allegations. and then tonight on ere wewe me— allegations. and then tonight on gb news, the former butler to mirreeee— gb news, the former butler to princess diana,— gb news, the former butler to princess diana, paul burrell eeie— princess diana, paul burrell eeie mer— princess diana, paul burrell said that prince— princess diana, paul burrell said that prince harry had eeremei— said that prince harry had defamed him _ said that prince harry had defamed him in court, adding eree— defamed him in court, adding eree mie— defamed him in court, adding eree ririe. harry-— defamed him in court, adding stop this, harry. it's wrong. irre— stop this, harry. it's wrong. iire rriei— stop this, harry. it's wrong. the trial continues tomorrow . the trial continues tomorrow. iieerrwiriie— the trial continues tomorrow. meanwhile the _ the trial continues tomorrow. meanwhile the united states gevemmerrr— meanwhile the united states government will be challenging the government will be challenging rire ieeieier— government will be challenging the decision to— government will be challenging the decision to give the duke of sueee— the decision to give the duke of sueee e— the decision to give the duke of sueee e us— the decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa— the decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa in— the decision to give the duke of sussex a us visa in 2020. that's emer— sussex a us visa in 2020. that's errer mime— sussex a us visa in 2020. that's after prince harry's— sussex a us visa in 2020. that's after prince harry's admissions of after prince harry's admissions er iiiegei— after prince harry's admissions er iiiegei mug— after prince harry's admissions of illegal drug use in his memoir , spare. it's not known if memoir, spare. it's not known if he memoir, spare. it's not known if ire eimirrei— memoir, spare. it's not known if he admitted drug— memoir, spare. it's not known if he admitted drug use for the wee— he admitted drug use for the visa application— he admitted drug use for the visa application an us official eeiieiee— visa application an us official policies dictate— visa application an us official policies dictate that visa eeeiieeme— policies dictate that visa applicants who are found to be mug— applicants who are found to be irug ueere— applicants who are found to be erug ee— applicants who are found to be drug users are ineligible for us vieee— drug users are ineligible for us . wew— drug users are ineligible for us vieee. wew. irr— drug users are ineligible for us visas. now, in other drug users are ineligible for us visas . now, in other news today, visas. now, in other news today, er— visas. now, in other news today, er iiv-e— visas. now, in other news today, one of itv's senior— visas. now, in other news today, one of itv's senior management reem— one of itv's senior management reem iree— one of itv's senior management team has defended— one of itv's senior management team has defended the company's guw— team has defended the company's eurw er— team has defended the company's eurw er eere— team has defended the company's duty of care, telling— team has defended the company's duty of care, telling mps mere-e— duty of care, telling mps mere-e e— duty of care, telling mps there's a significant system of eereguereirrg— there's a significant system of safeguarding in— there's a significant system of safeguarding in place at the eemeerrw— safeguarding in place at the company. magnus brock has been gueerierree— company. magnus brock has been gueerierree by— company. magnus brock has been gueerierree by e— company. magnus brock has been questioned by a parliamentary eeieer— questioned by a parliamentary select committee—

questioned by a parliamentary select committee today over the ireeeeeerer-e— select committee today over the broadcaster's handling of ririiiie— broadcaster's handling of phillip schofield affair with a weurrger— phillip schofield affair with a weurrger meie— phillip schofield affair with a younger male work colleague. mr meek— younger male work colleague. mr meek eiee— younger male work colleague. mr brock also said— younger male work colleague. mr brock also said bullying was eeeeiureiw— brock also said bullying was absolutely in— brock also said bullying was absolutely in breach of itv's cemeerw— absolutely in breach of itv's cemeerrw eeie— absolutely in breach of itv's company code of conduct amid eiiegerierre— 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 eirew— environment at the daytime tv eirew mie— environment at the daytime tv show this morning, itv chief eeiurve— show this morning, itv chief executive dame— show this morning, itv chief executive dame carolyn mccall is due re— executive dame carolyn mccall is due re eeeeer— executive dame carolyn mccall is due to appear before the committee— due to appear before the committee next week to answer turmer— committee next week to answer further questions— committee next week to answer further questions .— committee next week to answer further questions . international further questions. international emi— further questions. international emi me— further questions. international news and the foreign secretary eewe— news and the foreign secretary eewe eemege— news and the foreign secretary eewe eemege re— news and the foreign secretary says damage to a— news and the foreign secretary says damage to a major dam in were— says damage to a major dam in ukreirre ie— says damage to a major dam in ukreirre ie e— says damage to a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an eiirerrerr— ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act.— ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act. thousands of people— abhorrent act. thousands of eeeeie reve— abhorrent act. thousands of people have been evacuated from rireir— people have been evacuated from rireir iremee— people have been evacuated from their homes after— people have been evacuated from their homes after the huge two mire— their homes after the huge two miie ierrg— their homes after the huge two miie ierrg iem— their homes after the huge two mile long dam in— their homes after the huge two mile long dam in southern ukreire— mile long dam in southern ukraine was— mile long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged by iemiirg. — ukraine was severely damaged by bombing. ukraine— ukraine was severely damaged by bombing. ukraine is accusing ieueeie— bombing. ukraine is accusing ieueeie er— bombing. ukraine is accusing russia of blowing it up, but a emie— russia of blowing it up, but a memie rer— russia of blowing it up, but a member for putin's united russia party— member for putin's united russia rerrw ie— member for putin's united russia rerrw ie eeeueirrg— member for putin's united russia party is accusing ukraine of eerrwirrg— party is accusing ukraine of eerrwirrg eur— party is accusing ukraine of carrying out the— party is accusing ukraine of carrying out the attack. uurrireie— carrying out the attack. hundreds of— carrying out the attack. hundreds of homes, streets and iueireeeee— hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have— hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have been badly eireeiei— businesses have been badly erreeiei by— businesses have been badly affected by flooding . a ryanair affected by flooding. a ryanair

eereeiiei— affected by flooding. a ryanair cancelled 400— affected by flooding. a ryanair cancelled 400 flights today amid a cancelled 400 flights today amid e memir— cancelled 400 flights today amid e rrerreir eir— cancelled 400 flights today amid a french air traffic— cancelled 400 flights today amid a french air traffic controller eirike. — a french air traffic controller eirike. seme— a french air traffic controller strike. some of— a french air traffic controller strike. some of the impacted iiigirie— strike. some of the impacted iiigirie wee— strike. some of the impacted flights were to _ strike. some of the impacted flights were to and from the uk emi— flights were to and from the uk erri ireierri— flights were to and from the uk erri ireieri .— flights were to and from the uk and ireland . a— flights were to and from the uk and ireland . a petition calling and ireland. a petition calling for and ireland. a petition calling ier irre— and ireland. a petition calling for the european— and ireland. a petition calling for the european commission to meiee— for the european commission to ireieei riigme— for the european commission to protect flights over france iurirg — protect flights over france during strike— protect flights over france during strike action has so far ieer— during strike action has so far ieerr eigrrei— during strike action has so far ieer eigrrei by— during strike action has so far been signed by over a million people-— been signed by over a million eeeiie. iii— been signed by over a million eeeiie. viii arri— been signed by over a million people. all and lastly, a veteran's memorial service has iekerr— veteran's memorial service has iekerr iieee— veteran's memorial service has taken place today— veteran's memorial service has taken place today to mark the iem — taken place today to mark the 79th anniversary— taken place today to mark the 79th anniversary of the d—day ierriirrge. — 79th anniversary of the d—day ierrimge. irre— 79th anniversary of the d—day landings. the defence secretary . ievr— landings. the defence secretary . ier weiieee.— landings. the defence secretary , ben wallace, was— landings. the defence secretary , ben wallace, was in france for me— , ben wallace, was in france for iie eerviee— , ben wallace, was in france for the service alongside the french meeiierri— the service alongside the french president, emmanuel macron, on the president, emmanuel macron, on iie emivereerw— president, emmanuel macron, on the anniversary of— president, emmanuel macron, on the anniversary of the 1944 wermerriw— the anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings. the anniversary of the 1944 normandy landings . also in normandy landings. also in erierrierree— normandy landings. also in attendance was— normandy landings. also in attendance was leon gauthier, the attendance was leon gauthier, iie ieer— attendance was leon gauthier, the last surviving— attendance was leon gauthier, the last surviving member of the memir— the last surviving member of the french commandos— the last surviving member of the french commandos who stormed the wermerriw— french commandos who stormed the normandy beaches,— french commandos who stormed the normandy beaches, defended by uiiier-e— normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops— normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops .— normandy beaches, defended by hitler's troops . you're up to hitler's troops. you're up to eeie— hitler's troops. you're up to ieie err— hitler's troops. you're up to ieie err iv— hitler's troops. you're up to date on tv or— hitler's troops. you're up to date on tv or online dab+ radio emi— date on tv or online dab+ radio erri irre— date on tv or online dab+ radio erri iie rune— date on tv or online dab+ radio and the tune in— date on tv or online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is. gb

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selling author rebecca reid . now selling author rebecca reid. now today, crisis hit itv alongside representatives of channel 4 and channel five appeared in parliament for scrutiny of the draft media bill. but there was a giant schofield sized elephant in the room. itv's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall will be grilled by mps about the scandal next week. so today she only sent company minion and director of strategy policy and regulation magnus brooke. but that stop the snp that didn't stop the snp politician john nicholson from challenging the broadcaster, particularly over this morning. editors martin frizell, who behaved very oddly with a reporter yesterday regarding an aubergine watch . now, we all saw aubergine watch. now, we all saw weereriew— aubergine watch. now, we all saw weeieriew mer— aubergine watch. now, we all saw yesterday that surreal— yesterday that surreal performance by the editor of the eregremme— performance by the editor of the eregremme ie— performance by the editor of the programme is there a toxic work errvirerrmerrr— programme is there a toxic work errvirerrmerrr er— programme is there a toxic work environment at this morning ? environment at this morning? i'll environment at this morning? in reu— environment at this morning? in ieii weu— environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's— environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. - environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic is aubergine. do you like aubergine ? do you? do you like aubergine? do you? is there a toxic work— is there a toxic work environment? do you like euiergirree — environment? do you like aubergine? t r:r1:r1“ . environment? do you like- aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it'sjust aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it's just a personal thing. it aubergine. it's just a personal thing . it was surreal and

thing. it was surreal and iizerre. — thing. it was surreal and iizerre. i— thing. it was surreal and bizarre. i think- “g it was surreal and bizarre. i think most people weieirirrg— bizarre. i think most people watching that— bizarre. i think most people watching that would have thought this watching that would have thought iirie ie— watching that would have thought iirie ie irre— watching that would have thought this is the person— watching that would have thought this is the person who's responsible— this is the person who's responsible for safeguarding young— responsible for safeguarding weurrg eierr— responsible for safeguarding weurrg eieii .— responsible for safeguarding young staff. he's being outrageously- young staff. he's being outrageously dismissive and winem— outrageously dismissive and iiieeerri err— outrageously dismissive and flippant on camera about an immense , serious issue . but immense, serious issue. but wieireieerr— immense, serious issue. but nicholson did— immense, serious issue. but nicholson did also manage to imi— nicholson did also manage to iirri iigiri— nicholson did also manage to find light with— nicholson did also manage to find light with that shade poking— find light with that shade iekirrg rur— find light with that shade iekirrg rurr ei— find light with that shade poking fun at holly willoughby's rereieei— poking fun at holly willoughby's farcical comeback. poking fun at holly willoughby's farcical comeback, r:r poking fun at holly willoughby's farcical comeback. �*jrjvj farcical comeback. with this opening question on right deep breath. firstly , are you okay? i breath. firstly, are you okay? i here— breath. firstly, are you okay? i here — breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. about— breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. about this- breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. about this morning. i suppose i should ask, first of all, are you okay? i'm okay. yes yes, i'm fine, thank you. because i know that's that's the question du jour at this morning and an inside source has told the sun newspaper that after her humiliating return, holly will never again speak about phillip and what has happened . okay, so and what has happened. okay, so lots to go on here. amanda- lots to go on here. amanda ieiei— lots to go on here. amanda para, irew— lots to go on here. amanda patel, how do— lots to go on here. amanda patel, how do you feel about

iireee— patel, how do you feel about these claims— patel, how do you feel about these claims that martin frizell ieirrg— these claims that martin frizell was being toxic,— these claims that martin frizell was being toxic, making this euiergirre— was being toxic, making this aubergine reference to that young— aubergine reference to that weurrg reeerier— aubergine reference to that young reporter at sky news ? oh, young reporter at sky news? oh, ekew. — young reporter at sky news? oh, ekew. ive— young reporter at sky news? oh, okay. i've known— young reporter at sky news? oh, okay. its”. 1“ 2�*s; okay. i've known martin for 25 years. i've worked with him dunng years. i've worked with him during that period . he is a during that period. he is a brilliant journalist . he is the brilliant journalist. he is the least toxic bullying person you could ever imagine. and i know that for a fact. he's also got a really dumb sense of humour and he made a stupid joke. you've got to remember that he and his family are inside that house. there have been surrounded by the paps now for two weeks and there comes a point you there comes a point where you just say something dumb and all i would say is there was no way all he's ever tried to do is to defend his staff. he's got 100 of people work for him and you get a few snowflakes who go, oh , it's a really toxic environment. it's really hard . environment. it's really hard. dan, you i know what it's dan, you and i know what it's like tv. this is like to work in live tv. this is no kindergarten. you know, you look at the kids there and look at the kids out there and the they work, not sorry,

the way they work, not sorry, you're not kids. you're wonderful beings. wonderful grown up human beings. but you know, is incredibly but you know, it is incredibly exciting . it's exhilarating. but exciting. it's exhilarating. but it is hot and anyone that confuses that kind of work environment, which we both have experience of with being a toxic bullying environment , i think bullying environment, i think they should just go and get a different job. and i stand by. martin 100. that man is no bully. he is a brilliant journalist. okay , fair point . journalist. okay, fair point. jon,— journalist. okay, fair point. iem eer— journalist. okay, fair point. jon, can we move- okay, fair point. jon, can we move on to the eiruerierr— jon, can we move on to the situation with _ jon, can we move on to the situation with holly willoughby? do situation with holly willoughby? ie weu — situation with holly willoughby? iie weu mink— situation with holly willoughby? do you think she— situation with holly willoughby? do you think she can recover irem— do you think she can recover rrem iiie— do you think she can recover rrem iirie ir— do you think she can recover from this if she— do you think she can recover from this if she just says , oh, from this if she just says, oh, i-m — from this if she just says, oh, i'm never going— from this if she just says, oh, i'm never going to talk about iiriiiii— i'm never going to talk about wiriie—oil i'm never going to talk abouti phillip—or ie i'm never going to talk abouti philfeel_or do i'm never going to talk about philfeel like or do i'm never going to talk about philfeel like the or do i'm never going to talk about philfeel like the public or do i'm never going to talk about philfeel like the public stillio you feel like the public still ieve— you feel like the public still have questions— you feel like the public still have questions of her regarding this extraordinary— have questions of her regarding this extraordinary series of everiee— this extraordinary series of events? well— this extraordinary series of events? well i— this extraordinary series of events? well i think what's eirerrge — events? well i think what's strange about— events? well i think what's strange about this is that she ireiueei— strange about this is that she produced this— strange about this is that she produced this very odd two mirruie. — produced this very odd two mirruie. i— produced this very odd two minute. i don't- produced this very odd two minute. r:r1:r1“ . . produced this very odd two- minute. i don't know what it was . it was sort of how are you and all this stuff. and i was watching it at home and i thought, this is just bizarre.

people you know, she's meant to be the great communicator . be the great communicator. that's she's to be that's what she's meant to be doing then when he doing there. and then when he started, when her boss started talking aubergines and all talking about aubergines and all the rest of it, i thought, this is actually the same thing. they're concentrate ing on they're not concentrate ing on what like them to what people would like them to say or what they ought to be saying. they seem to both of them. it's interesting that them. and it's interesting that martin frizell seems to have frizell . frizell right. martin frizell. frizell right. martin frizell. frizell right. martin frizell more exciting aubergine . martin frizell , do you want to . martin frizell, do you want to be whacked again ? okay. i told be whacked again? okay. i told you, i've be whacked again? okay. i told your i-ve ieii— be whacked again? okay. i told you, i've told you,— be whacked again? okay. i told you, i've told you, he's- t: sgs “7 okay. i told you, i've told you, he's my someone i respect . 7 you, i've told you, he's my— someone i respect . okay? someone someone i respect. okay? someone you respect. but look , i was a you respect. but look, i was a reporter as he was for many years. we were often i'm sure he was door stepping people, stakeouts. we used to call them. and you'd wait and wait and wait. and then the person would then emerge and you would then ask them the most pointed question could, but you'd do question you could, but you'd do it as possible. it as politely as possible. and they often just simply they would often just simply say, i'm sorry, i'm not commenting. would commenting. and that would be it. not not stuff about

aubergines, not strange things, but just actually, i'm not i've been on the other side too, where people have doorstepped me . they open the door and there are 30 people there from media wanting me. i didn't wanting to talk to me. i didn't wanting to talk to me. i didn't want them, want to talk to them, so i simply smiled and said, i'm the was it the salvation army ? i've was it the salvation army? i've been to every variation of- . 1“ ' 7 i've been to every variation of this. wher— been to every variation of this. we ie— been to every variation of this. we do weu— been to every variation of this. what do you say? he- been to every variation of this. r:r1:r 7 he snapped. what do you say? he snapped. eeuee— what do you say? he snapped. ieuee irre— what do you say? he snapped. because the reason— what do you say? he snapped. because the reason i- r:r1:r 7 he snapped. because the reason i was euririeei— because the reason i was euririeei ie— because the reason i was surprised is that before he was out surprised is that before he was eui mie— surprised is that before he was out this morning,— surprised is that before he was out this morning, frizell was ereeeurr-e-irw- out this morning, frizell was one country's top crisis one of the country's top crisis meregemerrr— one of the country's top crisis management prs. and this is not the management prs. and this is not iie eem— management prs. and this is not iie eeri ei— management prs. and this is not the sort of advice— management prs. and this is not the sort of advice you offer a eierr— the sort of advice you offer a eiierri .— the sort of advice you offer a eiierri . iui— the sort of advice you offer a client , but it's— the sort of advice you offer a client , but it's different when client, but it's different when it client, but it's different when ir—weu— client, but it's different when ir—weu-irel client, but it's different when ii—weu-iie | client, but it's different when. ii—weu-iie or it happens to you, isn't it? of eir— it happens to you, isn't it? of course, all of— it happens to you, isn't it? of course, all of us,— it happens to you, isn't it? of course, all of us, of- it happens to you, isn't it? cj�*" course, all of us, of course, would it would not would not handle it well. rebecca how do you well. rebecca reid, how do you reei— well. rebecca reid, how do you ieei eieui— well. rebecca reid, how do you feel about. holly— rebecca reid, how do you feel about holly willoughby rebecca reid, how do you feel abisit holly willoughby rebecca reid, how do you feel abis it holly willoughby rebecca reid, how do you feel abis it fairholly willoughby rebecca reid, how do you feel abis it fair that willoughby rebecca reid, how do you feel abis it fair that some ughby thing? is it fair that some fewe— thing? is it fair that some reike-ie- thing? is it fair that some folks be wanting to folks seem to be wanting to iieme— folks seem to be wanting to. blame—happened folks seem to be wanting to- blame_happened to blame her for what happened to inexplicable? _it's- blame her for what happened to inexplicable? . inexplicable? i mean, it's not inexplicable. you know, inexplicable. and, you know, i always i think always say this, but i think there element sexism. there is an element of sexism. we like find woman to we do like to find a woman to blame possibly can, because blame if possibly can, because it's expecting a woman to off man. sexism into this because it's a tale as old as time whenever like this whenever anything like this happens there is always somewhere to blame that somewhere a woman to blame that seems the tenant and we

seems to be the tenant and we have an appetite for female blood, furious blood, that is. john's furious about this. all other appetite . about this. all other appetite. oh, that's true. you know, the eriiieiem. — oh, that's true. you know, the criticism, your— oh, that's true. you know, the criticism, your criticism of ueiiw— criticism, your criticism of holly willoughby is down to sexism. according- holly willoughby is down to- sexism. according-that's sexism. according to her, that's not what i said. that's not what i no, no. she just you i said. no, no. she just you know. wasn't actually know. no, it wasn't actually nothing with the fact nothing to do with the fact she's it be a she's a woman or it could be a man. she's not speaking sense about it. to then say, i'm never going about him again. going to speak about him again. what on earth talking what on earth is she talking about? that's thing. about? well, that's the thing. what know. what i wouldn't really know. mere—e- what i wouldn't really know. mere—e remi- what i wouldn't really know. . there—a point where there would come a point where someone get into a someone will get her into a studio or something, will say, this about anyone's this is anything about anyone's sex. but this is anything about anyone's sex. ist this is anything about anyone's sex. is disgraceful? amanda think is disgraceful? amanda rerei— think is disgraceful? amanda rerei mei— think is disgraceful? amanda patel that mccall , who patel that carolyn mccall, who ireiie— patel that carolyn mccall, who ireiie eir— patel that carolyn mccall, who ireiie eii er— patel that carolyn mccall, who holds all of these— patel that carolyn mccall, who holds all of these people, irreiuiirrg— holds all of these people, including the— holds all of these people, including the likes of frizell emi— including the likes of frizell erri mere— including the likes of frizell and piers morgan and jeremy agreem— and piers morgan and jeremy cierkeem re — and piers morgan and jeremy clarkson, to these incredibly irigir— clarkson, to these incredibly irigir were— clarkson, to these incredibly high woke standards, we have ireeri— high woke standards, we have heard nothing— high woke standards, we have heard nothing from this woman, and heard nothing from this woman, erri rer— heard nothing from this woman, and we're not going to hear from her and we're not going to hear from irer rer— and we're not going to hear from her for another— and we're not going to hear from her for another week. and i mmi— her for another week. and i iirirrk ire— her for another week. and i think it's actually despicable mei— think it's actually despicable iirei eie-e— think it's actually despicable that she's letting the of that she's letting the likes of ueiiw— that she's letting the likes of ueiiw emi— that she's letting the likes of holly and frizell— that she's letting the likes of holly and frizell have to eireuiier— holly and frizell have to shoulder all— holly and frizell have to shoulder all of the responsibility here. she's the emei— responsibility here. she's the chief executive.— responsibility here. she's the chief executive. this cover up ieeeerei—

chief executive. this cover up ireeeerrei err— chief executive. this cover up happened on her— chief executive. this cover up happened on her watch. the eeeiie— happened on her watch. the ieeeie wire— happened on her watch. the people who were informed about this situation— people who were informed about this situation worked directly for this situation worked directly ier iieceii. — this situation worked directly for mccall. and— this situation worked directly for mccall. and i actually think iieceii— for mccall. and i actually think weceii iree— for mccall. and i actually think mccall has made— for mccall. and i actually think mccall has made a big mistake not mccall has made a big mistake rrei eeeekirg— mccall has made a big mistake rrei eeeekirrg ue— mccall has made a big mistake not speaking up until select not speaking up until the select eemmiiiee. — not speaking up until the selectj committee. _be committee. all of that may be true, the questions true, but one of the questions you were talking you were we were talking about before holly saying that before was holly saying that she'll never speak to phil again. yeah. which we speak about about never and never use literally never speak to him again . well, i just think that again. well, i just think that that it will prove whether or not she is a good person or a true friend , because carole true friend, because carole malone of this parish who was sitting here last night, we had a terrible falling out after decades of friendship and it was all her fault. of course . and. all her fault. of course. and. and did you hit her? i did not hit and did you hit her? i did not iii her.— and did you hit her? i did not iii ier. im— and did you hit her? i did not hit her. i'm saying what happened ? i only. i only hit happened? i only. i only hit men. no we fell— happened? i only. i only hit men. no we fell out- :7 i only hit men. no we fell out really, reeiiw— men. no we fell out really, reeiiw ieiiw— men. no we fell out really, really badly and we didn't speak to really badly and we didn't speak re eeeir— really badly and we didn't speak re eeeir emer— really badly and we didn't speak to each other for— really badly and we didn't speak to each other for over a year. imi— to each other for over a year. ari weu— to each other for over a year. mi weu mew— to each other for over a year. and you know, this— to each other for over a year. and you know, this is- to each other for over a year. and you know, this is one- to each other for over a year. and you know, this is one of my dearest friends. and all i would say to holly is if phil was really your friend, then what friends do is they forgive each other. yeah, but is fun. phil

and i forgave carol. - other. yeah, but is fun. phil and i forgave carol. now , i'm and i forgave carol. now, i'm sure she's forgave you, too. goodness me. i'm going to have to goodness me. i'm going to have re ge— goodness me. i'm going to have re ge ie— goodness me. i'm going to have re ge re iieierre— goodness me. i'm going to have to go to malone for— goodness me. i'm going to have to go to malone for a right of rreply— to go to malone for a right of replyla— to go to malone for a right of reiiwle eie—merr— to go to malone for a right of reply a de—man mattel. john reply in a de—man mattel. john sergeeri— reply in a de—man mattel. john sergeerrr iekerw— reply in a de—man mattel. john sergeant bakery ,— reply in a de—man mattel. john sergeant bakery , my superstar sergeant bakery, my superstar ierrei. — sergeant bakery, my superstar eerei. irew— sergeant bakery, my superstar panel. stay with— sergeant bakery, my superstar panel. stay with me because eemirg— panel. stay with me because eemmg ure— panel. stay with me because coming up, after— panel. stay with me because coming up, after prince harry sensationally— coming up, after prince harry sensationally slammed the iriiieir— sensationally slammed the british government in the high eeum.— british government in the high eeure-eewe— british government in the high court,-says-now. british government in the high court, says now hit court, who he says has now hit reek— court, who he says has now hit reek ieirem — court, who he says has now hit rock bottom .the - court, who he says has now hit rock bottom the duke of rock bottom was the duke of ieiueierr— rock bottom was the duke of delusion wrong— rock bottom was the duke of delusion wrong to wade into ieiiiiee— delusion wrong to wade into politics during— delusion wrong to wade into politics during his bombshell eviierree— politics during his bombshell evidence earlier— politics during his bombshell evidence earlier today. we're going— evidence earlier today. we're geirrg ie— evidence earlier today. we're going to debate— evidence earlier today. we're going to debate that very soon. eur— going to debate that very soon. iui nevi.— going to debate that very soon. iui ievr. irre— going to debate that very soon. but next, the duke of dope eieimei— but next, the duke of dope claimed news— but next, the duke of dope claimed news reports about him purring— claimed news reports about him purring err— claimed news reports about him puffing on sloths_ claimed news reports about him puffing on sloths were not in ie— puffing on sloths were not in iie iuiiie— puffing on sloths were not in the public interest. so why did the public interest. so why did iie irirree— the public interest. so why did the prince tell— the public interest. so why did the prince tell all— the public interest. so why did the prince tell all about all of his the prince tell all about all of iie—uee— the prince tell all about all of iie—ueelirie- the prince tell all about all ofi his—uselhis class his sordid drug use in his class eur— his sordid drug use in his class memoir, our royal— his sordid drug use in his class memoir, our royal masterminds ieiw— memoir, our royal masterminds ieiw eeiirr— memoir, our royal masterminds lady colin campbell and phil iemeier— lady colin campbell and phil dampier, dissect— lady colin campbell and phil dampier, dissect harry's eviierree— dampier, dissect harry's eviieree .— dampier, dissect harry's evidence . we've got much more of evidence. we've got much more of it evidence. we've got much more of ii rer— evidence. we've got much more of ii ier weu— evidence. we've got much more of it for you straight— evidence. we've got much more of it for you straight after this .

11 on gb news britain's news. channel time now for channel- time now for my eiremei— time now for my royal mouse wise ieiw— time now for my royal mouse wise ieiw eeiirr— time now for my royal mouse wise lady colin campbell— time now for my royal mouse wise lady colin campbell and phil iemiier— lady colin campbell and phil iemiier .— dampier. i now,- dampier. now, prince harry has been all too glamorise his use too happy to glamorise his use of drugs and tell all tv of serious drugs and tell all tv interviews and his self—pitying memoir, me. but it seems memoir, spare me. but it seems those rules have changed. and

today, as he claimed, that story's printed about drug story's printed about his drug use, were not in the public interest. sixth use, were not in the public interest . sixth article to interest. sixth article to emeiee— interest. sixth article to articles on _ interest. sixth article to articles on front- tr“r::~sr. sixth article to articles on front page and page 11 articles on front page and page ii surriew— articles on front page and page 11 sunday mirror— articles on front page and page 11 sunday mirror 13th january 2002.— 11 sunday mirror 13th january zoom siev— 11 sunday mirror 13th january 2002. show are— 11 sunday mirror 13th january 2002. show are you sharing a ieirri— 2002. show are you sharing a ieirri wim— 2002. show are you sharing a ieirri wiiir weur— 2002. show are you sharing a joint with your friends and your ieiirer-e— joint with your friends and your father's response? v/r:~sr is your father's response? yes. is your eemiieirri— father's response? v/r:~sr is your complaint allegations that you emeiee— complaint allegations that you smoked cannabis— complaint allegations that you smoked cannabis use and your fewer-e— smoked cannabis use and your father's reaction— smoked cannabis use and your father's reaction that he gave you— father's reaction that he gave weu e— father's reaction that he gave weu e eierr— father's reaction that he gave you a stern warning saying that he understood— you a stern warning saying that he understood you wanted to enjoy— he understood you wanted to erriew weur— he understood you wanted to enjoy your teenage years ? do you enjoy your teenage years? do you say enjoy your teenage years? do you eew mer— enjoy your teenage years? do you eew iirei wee— enjoy your teenage years? do you say that was obtained by phone ireekirrg— say that was obtained by phone hacking, unlawful— say that was obtained by phone hacking, unlawful information geiirerirrge — hacking, unlawful information geiirerirrge im— hacking, unlawful information gathering? i'm not sure how the two are separated . the palace two are separated. the palace eeeeiiei— two are separated. the palace eeeeiiei mei— two are separated. the palace accepted that this— : the palace accepted that this wasn't an mveeierr— accepted that this wasn't an ei— accepted that this wasn't an invasion of privacy , but a invasion of privacy, but a meme— invasion of privacy, but a meme er— invasion of privacy, but a matter of public interest . matter of public interest. i've never smoked— matter of public interest. i've never smoked a— matter of public interest. i've never smoked a joint- matter of public interest. i've never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's. house there's a difference between the public interest and what interests the public. soledar isn't this harry? once again displaying his ieuiie— harry? once again displaying his

double standards— rthgr7 once again displaying his double standards when rthp7 once again displaying his double standards when it stp7 once again displaying his double standards when it comes to double standards when it comes re irre— double standards when it comes re iie .— double standards when it comes re iie . weeie— double standards when it comes to the . media harry major is the to the. media harry major is the ereireiwie— to the. media harry major is the ereireiwie ei— to the. media harry major is the archetype of hypocrisy . 1“ archetype of hypocrisy. i mean, the archetype of hypocrisy. i mean, iie weeie— archetype of hypocrisy. i mean, the whole thing is ludicrous. you know, as as an heir to the throne , all the newspapers had throne, all the newspapers had an absolute duty to report upon the fact that somebody who was at the time , if i'm not at the time, if i'm not mistaken, number three or number four, think it was number three in line to the throne and therefore had a credible chance in case of tragedy of becoming king was a pothead . and of king was a pothead. and of course, it's an absolute duty of the new papers to report upon this . you know, harry is totally this. you know, harry is totally delusional. henri paul fortunately, unlike many sorry, like many young people who start smoking when they are very young , you know, the brain doesn't

stop developing till you're 25. so it affects the connections in the brain and it also delays . it the brain and it also delays. it actually arrests your emotional development . so we are actually development. so we are actually deaung development. so we are actually dealing with a 13 year old pothead who doesn't seem to understand band that it was the duty of the newspapers to report upon something that was in the pubuc upon something that was in the public interest. upon something that was in the public interest . do we want public interest. do we want a draghi king? the answer is no. and now, of course, he denies mei— and now, of course, he denies iirei ire— and now, of course, he denies iirei ire iree— and now, of course, he denies that he has any— and now, of course, he denies that he has any problems with wim— that he has any problems with wiiir iruge— that he has any problems with wiiir iruge iuei— that he has any problems with with drugs just to put it out were.— with drugs just to put it out there, although,— with drugs just to put it out there, although, of course, he iree— there, although, of course, he has recounted _ there, although, of course, he has recounted lots of illegal drug— has recounted lots of illegal irug uee— has recounted lots of illegal irug irr— has recounted lots of illegal drug use in his— has recounted lots of illegal drug use in his memoir as well. ieer.— drug use in his memoir as well. ieer. ieiee— drug use in his memoir as well. look, false rumours— drug use in his memoir as well. look, false rumours have swirled irre— look, false rumours have swirled iie weeie— look, false rumours have swirled over the years claiming that uerrw-e— over the years claiming that harry's biological father was , harry's biological father was, in ieer.— harry's biological father was, in ga, iieier— harry's biological father was, in fact, major hewitt. in fact, majorjames hewitt. a eieew— in fact, majorjames hewitt. a ererw-iire— in fact, majorjames hewitt. a story .the runaway- in fact, majorjames hewitt. a story the runaway royal story that the runaway royal eieime— story that the runaway royal claims-himself- story that the runaway royal claims himself aslef thought claims he himself aslef thought migm— claims he himself aslef thought migirrlirue. — claims he himself aslef thought migirrlirue. up— claims he himself aslef thought might true. up until the age might be true. up until the age of might be true. up until the age er-wirei-e— might be true. up until the age of-what's this?— might be true. up until the age of what's this? numerous of 30. what's this? numerous reweeeeer— of 30. what's this? numerous rreweeeeer iree— of 30. what's this? numerous newspaper has reported a rumour mei— newspaper has reported a rumour iirei mw—

newspaper has reported a rumour that my biological— newspaper has reported a rumour that my biological father was iemee— that my biological father was james hewitt— that my biological father was james hewitt ,— that my biological father was james hewitt , a— that my biological father was james hewitt, a man my mother iree— james hewitt, a man my mother irei e— james hewitt, a man my mother had a relationship— james hewitt, a man my mother had a relationship with after i iem— had a relationship with after i ierr er— had a relationship with after i was born at the— had a relationship with after i was born at the time of this emeie— was born at the time of this errieie erre— was born at the time of this article and others similar to it, article and others similar to i. i— article and others similar to i. i weeni— article and others similar to it, i wasn't actually aware that my it, i wasn't actually aware that mw memer— it, i wasn't actually aware that my mother hadn't— it, i wasn't actually aware that my mother hadn't met major rewiri— my mother hadn't met major hewitt until— my mother hadn't met major hewitt until after i was born. iiie— hewitt until after i was born. this timeline— hewitt until after i was born. this timeline is— hewitt until after i was born. this timeline is something i only learned of in around 2014, although i now understand this was common knowledge amongst the defendant's journalists at the time when i was 18 years old and had lost my mother six years earlier. stories such as this felt very damaging and very real to me. they were hurtful, mean and cruel. i mean, phil, are we irerreeiiw— and cruel. i mean, phil, are we honestly meant— and cruel. i mean, phil, are we honestly meant to— and cruel. i mean, phil, are we honestly meant to by- s1“r: tt.r: i mean, phil, are we honestly meant to by these eieime— honestly meant to by these claims that— honestly meant to by these claims that he— honestly meant to by these claims that he thought james rewiri— claims that he thought james uewiri migm— claims that he thought james hewitt might be— claims that he thought james hewitt might be his father? ieigm— hewitt might be his father? ieigiri ue— hewitt might be his father? right up until— hewitt might be his father? right up until 2014 when i have to right up until 2014 when i have re eew— right up until 2014 when i have re eew ieve— right up until 2014 when i have re eew ieve weur— right up until 2014 when i have to say love your actor there? i mean, he's absolutely- to say love your actor there? i mean, he's absolutely brilliant. he's he's better than the call to artists picture of. yeah, he is actually. they— to artists picture of. yeah, he is actually. they were - rt.. yeah, he is actually. they were terrible wererrr— is actually. they were terrible wererrr mew— is actually. they were terrible

weren't they ? _ is actually. they were terrible weren't they ? �*jrjersp “1“r1:p is actually. they were terrible weren't they ? �*jrjerstr1“r: j s1“r: weren't they? wayne rooney and robin cook thought the artist, but it's been a dreadful day for him. but look listen if i had a eeure— him. but look listen if i had a ieurri rer— him. but look listen if i had a eeure ier everw— 1“ but look listen if i had a pound for every person who eiiiei— pound for every person who eiiiei ue— pound for every person who eiiiei we re— pound for every person who sidled up to me— pound for every person who sidled up to me over the last 30 or sidled up to me over the last 30 er iro— sidled up to me over the last 30 er ire weeie— sidled up to me over the last 30 er re weere emi— sidled up to me over the last 30 or 40 years and said to me, you knew— or 40 years and said to me, you mew—hewe- or 40 years and said to me, you know—harry's fatheri know who prince harry's father is? know who prince harry's father iee ire— know who prince harry's father iee ir-e iemee— know who prince harry's father is? it's james hewitt. know who prince harry's father is? it'sjames hewitt. i mean, is? it's james hewitt. i mean, iiie— is? it's james hewitt. i mean, iie-err— is? it's james hewitt. i mean, this an apocryphal this was an apocryphal story mei— this was an apocryphal story ieer-reuni— this was an apocryphal story that-round and- this was an apocryphal story that round and round, that went round and round, reiirer— that went round and round, reiirer-e— that went round and round, rather-a story- that went round and round, rather a story about prince rather like a story about prince arrirew— rather like a story about prince andrew-wee— rather like a story about prince arrirew-wee gew- rather like a story about prince andrew was gay and had andrew that he was gay and had ares,— andrew that he was gay and had ares, wirieir— andrew that he was gay and had aids, which was— andrew that he was gay and had aids, which was also rubbish . aids, which was also rubbish. rui— aids, which was also rubbish. iui mer— aids, which was also rubbish. but that went— aids, which was also rubbish. but that went around - aids, which was also rubbish. but that went around the- aids, which was also rubbish. but that went around the went round the houses for many, many years. listen you know, the idea that he couldn't find out between of he was only between the ages of he was only 12 when his died. the 12 when his mother died. the idea he couldn't find out idea that he couldn't find out between say, and idea that he couldn't find out betwhen say, and idea that he couldn't find out betwhen he say, and idea that he couldn't find out betwhen he was say, and idea that he couldn't find out betwhen he was an say, and idea that he couldn't find out betwhen he was an adult and idea that he couldn't find out betwhen he was an adult thatind idea that he couldn't find out betwhen he was an adult that it! 30 when he was an adult that it wasn't his father and it was blindingly obvious he wasn't because they'd never met is absolutely ridiculous. i think he's just playing it for sympathy and just saying it's another has upset another thing which has upset him. know , the idea that him. but you know, the idea that he couldn't ask his father or ask tiggy or ask his brother or make inquiries or ask make some inquiries or even ask hewitt clearly hewitt is just clearly ridiculous. and hewitt is just clearly ridiculous . and there were lots ridiculous. and there were lots of ridiculous. and there were lots ei iizerre— ridiculous. and there were lots of bizarre moments— t r: t and there were lots of bizarre moments today . and of of bizarre moments today. and of uerrw-e— of bizarre moments today. and of course, harry's discipline or ieer— course, harry's discipline or ieek er— course, harry's discipline or ieek ei iree—

course, harry's discipline or lack of has been- course, harry's discipline or lack of has been revealed in his wimeee— lack of has been revealed in his own witness statement , he own witness statement, he reeeurriei— own witness statement, he recounted how— own witness statement, he recounted how his father eurieirei— recounted how his father punished him - recounted how his father punished him after those iieiuree— punished him after those iieiuree er— punished him after those pictures of the 20 year old irirree— pictures of the 20 year old prince dressed— pictures of the 20 year old prince dressed in a fancy dress eeeumer— prince dressed in a fancy dress costume shocked— prince dressed in a fancy dress costume shocked the nation . this costume shocked the nation. this irr— costume shocked the nation. this in zoos.— costume shocked the nation. this in zoos. i— costume shocked the nation. this was in 2005. i knew— costume shocked the nation. this was in 2005. i knew i had been eiuiii— was in 2005. i knew i had been eiuiii emi— was in 2005. i knew i had been eiuiii erri i— was in 2005. i knew i had been stupid and i was— was in 2005. i knew i had been stupid and i was deeply eieiegeiie— stupid and i was deeply apologetic and regretful . apologetic and regretful. i was euerieieue— apologetic and regretful. i was euerieieue er— apologetic and regretful. i was suspicious of everyone- apologetic and regretful. i was suspicious of everyone around me, wondering who was prepared to sell photographs or details of my life. i was always careful about who i trusted . the article about who i trusted. the article further reported on relationships with my father , relationships with my father, stating i was sulking like a teenager , for after he grounded teenager, for after he grounded me that i was being forced to do a dull desk job and help out on the farm near highgrove by cleaning out the pigsties and helping with the cattle. it also includes a quote from a royal source that said, i'd been told to knuckle down. there were obviously consequences within my family, which i fully accepted, but i know my father was particularly unhappy with the poor judgement i had shown . poorjudgement i had shown. however, as is reported in the

article, the palace said it already issued an apology on my behalf and details of how my father thought fit to punish me for my actions were not part of that. oh, for my actions were not part of that . oh, lady, see? poor, poor that. oh, lady, see? poor, poor ieiw— that. oh, lady, see? poor, poor ieiw werew— that. oh, lady, see? poor, poor ieiw uerrw. ue— that. oh, lady, see? poor, poor baby harry. he had— oh, lady, see? poor, poor baby harry. he had to do one eew-e— baby harry. he had to do one we were— baby harry. he had to do one we werk err— baby harry. he had to do one day's work on a— baby harry. he had to do one day's work on a farm. farm? i irerreei— day's work on a farm. farm? i mean, honest lee,— day's work on a farm. farm? i mean, honest lee, he's not in ie— mean, honest lee, he's not in iie reei— mean, honest lee, he's not in the real world,— mean, honest lee, he's not in the real world, is— mean, honest lee, he's not in the real world, is he? lady c war,— the real world, is he? lady c war, weuii— the real world, is he? lady c well, would you— the real world, is he? lady c well, would you be if you put erreugir— well, would you be if you put erreugir eiuir— well, would you be if you put enough stuff up— well, would you be if you put enough stuff up your nose and eierre— enough stuff up your nose and iere erreugir— enough stuff up your nose and done enough and— enough stuff up your nose and done enough and those are just ive— done enough and those are just iwe ei— done enough and those are just iwe ei irre— done enough and those are just two of the things— done enough and those are just two of the things he'd done, wirieir— two of the things he'd done, wirieir ire— two of the things he'd done, which he stresses lady c, which he which he stresses lady c, which ire eireeeee— which he stresses lady c, which he stresses he— which he stresses lady c, which he stresses he doesn't do when it's he stresses he doesn't do when we iiiegei.— he stresses he doesn't do when it's illegal. well,— he stresses he doesn't do when it's illegal. well, you know, iuei— it's illegal. well, you know, iuei eeeeii— it's illegal. well, you know, iuei eeeeii . — it's illegal. well, you know, just accept . of- it's illegal. well, you know, just accept . cj�*" tr1:4 just accept. of course he has admitted he did it in his autobiography. and therefore he can't split hairs now because he he admits he did it at a time and in place as it was illegal. so you know, he can't have it both ways . and harry is a harry both ways. and harry is a harry is very pathetic. and what comes

across in his evidence is how entitled and arrogant and, you know, totally disrespect full of any everybody and everything except what he wishes. he's even in court laying down the law and in court laying down the law and in court laying down the law and in court , he's he doesn't seem in court, he's he doesn't seem to understand his place. he doesn't understand that as a claim . and he has to prove that claim. and he has to prove that they did something . you know, they did something. you know, when he's questioned by andrew green about certain things , he green about certain things, he he doesn't give a proper answer . he says, ask the journalists . . he says, ask the journalists. i mean, that's the height of arrogance. that's impertinence . arrogance. that's impertinence. it's not the place of the defence to prove your case when you are the claimant, it's up to you are the claimant, it's up to you to prove it . you are the claimant, it's up to you to prove it. he's a bullet dodgen you to prove it. he's a bullet dodger. he is so irresponsible and mean. what comes across is

how totally delusional he is, but delusional and arrogant and may also say i have it on very reliable authority that his father , father and his brother father, father and his brother are absolutely dead against the path he's taking. and they have utmost respect for a free press in a democratic constitutional monarchy. and they are dead against what he is about. and say good for them . good indeed . say good for them. good indeed. war,— say good for them. good indeed. war, ieer.— say good for them. good indeed. well, look, we're— say good for them. good indeed. well, look, we're going- g: good indeed. well, look, we're going to break you— well, look, we're going to break you up— well, look, we're going to break weu up rer— well, look, we're going to break weu up ier ee— well, look, we're going to break you up for one night. phil iemeier— you up for one night. phil dampierr weu— you up for one night. phil dampier, you are going to be ieer— dampier, you are going to be ieer wiri— dampier, you are going to be back with us— dampier, you are going to be back with us thursday . but a back with us on thursday. but a eregremmirrg— back with us on thursday. but a programming because we've programming note, because we've eivieueiw— programming note, because we've eivieueiw ger— programming note, because we've eivieueiw gei eew— programming note, because we've obviously got day two harry's obviously got day two of harry's eviierree— obviously got day two of harry's evidence tomorrow. and lady eeiirr— evidence tomorrow. and lady eerie-ie— evidence tomorrow. and lady eeiirr-ie geirrg- evidence tomorrow. and lady colin _is going to l evidence tomorrow. and lady colin is going to be colin campbell is going to be ieemirrg— colin campbell is going to be ieemirrg ue— colin campbell is going to be teaming up with— colin campbell is going to be teaming up with meghan's sister . semerrrire— teaming up with meghan's sister , samantha markle, tomorrow rrigm— , samantha markle, tomorrow rrigm .— , samantha markle, tomorrow rrigm . se— , samantha markle, tomorrow mgm . se i— , samantha markle, tomorrow night . so i cannot wait for night. so i cannot wait for iree— night. so i cannot wait for rrer. arri— night. so i cannot wait for that. and phil,— night. so i cannot wait for that. and phil, we'll see you on iirureiew— that. and phil, we'll see you on irureiew .— that. and phil, we'll see you on iirureiew . eur— that. and phil, we'll see you on thursday. but coming up in uncancelled— thursday. but coming up in uncancelled ,— thursday. but coming up in uncancelled , as prince harry uncancelled, as prince harry eire— uncancelled, as prince harry eiiie irr— uncancelled, as prince harry eiiie in me— uncancelled, as prince harry spits in the face— uncancelled, as prince harry spits in the face of royal

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let's turn now to britain's news. channel- . let's turn now to tomorrow's let's turn now to tomorrow's news - let's turn now to tomorrow's eiie — - let's turn now to tomorrow's ere—iuei. i news site in our media buzz. kri— news site in our media buzz. ari mer— news site in our media buzz. ari mere-regee- news site in our media buzz. and more-pages are- news site in our media buzz. and more-pages are in. news site in our media buzz. i and more-pages are in big and more front pages are in big wipe—out this on the daily mail, which splashes on harry's day and the witness box after he admits his woe as me. memoirs spare does conflict with some of his claims in court. could andrew green caseys brutal cross—examination today have harry pining for the familiarity familiarity of oprah's hollywood studio? tom bower is going to comment on that very shortly. the sun headline reads me, hewitt and that two faced. i'm not even going to say it barrel referring, of course, to paul burrell, who was here earlier. and in a really emotional interview said that what harry claimed in court today was actually defamatory and he made actually defamatory and he made a public plea for him to apologise and stop my superstar panel apologise and stop my superstar panel. back with me now, top daily mail columnist amanda

platell , legendary political platell, legendary political broadcaster john sergeant and the best selling author rebecca reid . now, harry's evidence reid. now, harry's evidence today highlighted not only the disdain he holds for the british press, but for the country as a whole, as he broke all royal protocols to wade into politics and attack the conservative government. look on a national level as at the moment our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government , both of which i government, both of which i believe are at rock bottom. dumas rac fails when your press reiie— dumas rac fails when your press reiie re— dumas rac fails when your press fails to scrutinise— dumas rac fails when your press fails to scrutinise and hold the gevemmerri— fails to scrutinise and hold the government accountable and irreieei— government accountable and instead choose— government accountable and instead choose to get into bed wiri— instead choose to get into bed wiiir mem— instead choose to get into bed wiiir iirem ee— instead choose to get into bed with them so that— instead choose to get into bed with them so that they can ire — with them so that they can ensure the status quo in order to ensure the status quo in order re eve— ensure the status quo in order to save journalism. as a rrefeeeierr— to save journalism. as a profession, journalists need to eiee— profession, journalists need to eeeee iireee — profession, journalists need to expose these people in the media mei— expose these people in the media iirei reve— expose these people in the media that have stolen— expose these people in the media that have stolen or— expose these people in the media that have stolen or the iriviiege— that have stolen or the privilege and- that have stolen or the privilege and powers of the ireee— privilege and powers of the wee emi— privilege and powers of the wee erri ie— privilege and powers of the press and to have used illegal or press and to have used illegal er urriewiui— press and to have used illegal or unlawful means for their own gem— or unlawful means for their own geir erre— or unlawful means for their own gain and agendas— or unlawful means for their own gain and agendas. ': gain and agendas. amanda brittle thatis gain and agendas. amanda brittle that is astonishing stuff. i mean, this guy is so far down

the rabbit hole now, isn't he, who the hell does he think he is? i'm telling , you know, is? i'm telling, you know, iriiieir— 57 i'm telling, you know, british journalism is among the timer— british journalism is among the rirreei irr— british journalism is among the rirreei in me— british journalism is among the finest in the entire world. i eieek— finest in the entire world. i eeeek verv— finest in the entire world. i speak very proudly about that. reveri— speak very proudly about that. rever-r weu— speak very proudly about that. haven't you played a small part ? haven't you played a small part i im— haven't you played a small part i i-m rei— haven't you played a small part ? i'm not bragging— haven't you played a small part ? i'm not bragging or anything, rig.— ? i'm not bragging or anything, iui. weu— ? i'm not bragging or anything, iui. weu knew.— ? i'm not bragging or anything, but, you know, to— ? i'm not bragging or anything, but, you know, to think that he ue— but, you know, to think that he can. he can change things. where— can. he can change things. what's much— can. he can change things. what's much worse, de—man is his eiieek— what's much worse, de—man is his eiieek err— what's much worse, de—man is his eiieek err ire— what's much worse, de—man is his attack on the government. when wirei— attack on the government. when weer—re— attack on the government. when what- he someone - what right does he someone iivirrg— what right does he someone iivirg irr— what right does he someone living in california who doesn't eew— living in california who doesn't eew eew— living in california who doesn't even pay any taxes here have to erre— even pay any taxes here have to come and criticise— even pay any taxes here have to come and criticise the state of gvemmei— come and criticise the state of our government. he's overstepped everw— our government. he's overstepped everw merk— our government. he's overstepped everw merk erre— our government. he's overstepped every mark and all— our government. he's overstepped every mark and all he's proved iurirg— every mark and all he's proved iurirg eir— every mark and all he's proved during all-this— every mark and all he's proved during all-this is— every mark and all he's proved during all this is what he's during all of this is what he's iriei— during all of this is what he's iriei-eur— during all of this is what he's tried-out to— during all of this is what he's tried out to disprove is tried to set out to disprove is mei— tried to set out to disprove is me ire-e— tried to set out to disprove is me me e— tried to set out to disprove is that he's a thicko— tried to set out to disprove is that he's a thicko and john sergeerri— that he's a thicko and john sergeerrr . — that he's a thicko and john sergeant . the- that he's a thicko and john sergeant . “g that he's a thicko and john sergeant. “g sergeant. the thing is, the royal family are going to be utterly horrified with this. and this why charles and william this is why charles and william were desperate for harry to stay out of the witness because out of the witness box, because it's incredibly difficult for the king and for the future king now that harry is a hard left activist , essentially speaking activist, essentially speaking out against the conservative government, that's difficult for them because it goes against all

royal protocol to stay out of day to day politics. but so many of day to day politics. but so many ei ire— day to day politics. but so many ei ire iiiege— day to day politics. but so many of the things he's— day to day politics. but so many of the things he's done- r:rsp r:rsp ts but so many of the things he's done are so eivieueiw— of the things he's done are so obviously not— of the things he's done are so obviously not what he should be ieirrg— obviously not what he should be ieirg .— obviously not what he should be ieirg . arri— obviously not what he should be ieirrg . me me— obviously not what he should be doing . and the curious thing is doing. and the curious thing is he doing. and the curious thing is ire eemiieire— doing. and the curious thing is he complains about the government. - he complains about the government. he complains about the government. he complains about me ireee— government. he complains about rre ireee irr— government. he complains about the press in terms— government. he complains about the press in terms of the ereerige— the press in terms of the ireeiige ei— the press in terms of the prestige of britain abroad. what has prestige of britain abroad. what iree ire— prestige of britain abroad. what iree ire eierre— prestige of britain abroad. what has he done for— prestige of britain abroad. what has he done for britain's ereeiige— has he done for britain's prestige abroad ? very good, prestige abroad? very good, i weuii— prestige abroad? very good, i weuii reve— prestige abroad? very good, i would have thought. he's hurt it a would have thought. he's hurt it e greei— would have thought. he's hurt it e greei ieer.— would have thought. he's hurt it a great deal. he's— would have thought. he's hurt it a great deal. he's certainly eierre— a great deal. he's certainly iere irie— a great deal. he's certainly done his best— a great deal. he's certainly done his best or- a great deal. he's certainly done his best or he doesn't. iiewie— done his best or he doesn't. iiewie ire— done his best or he doesn't. maybe he didn't— done his best or he doesn't. maybe he didn't mean to, but ire-e— maybe he didn't mean to, but he's undermined— maybe he didn't mean to, but he's undermined our most impermi— he's undermined our most imierrerri. weu— he's undermined our most important, you can say, institution— important, you can say, institution in- important, you can say, institution in certainly our unique— institution in certainly our unique institution of the royal remiiw— unique institution of the royal remiiw emi— unique institution of the royal family and the— unique institution of the royal family and the commonwealth, wirieir— family and the commonwealth, wirier wee— family and the commonwealth, which was his— family and the commonwealth, which was his late grandmother's iiie. — which was his late grandmother's iiie. se— which was his late grandmother's iiie. se me— which was his late grandmother's life. so the idea— which was his late grandmother's life. so the idea that he euiierriw— life. so the idea that he suddenly turns around and says , suddenly turns around and says, oh, suddenly turns around and says, eir. ireee— suddenly turns around and says, eir. ireee pebble— suddenly turns around and says, oh, these people are getting it all oh, these people are getting it eii wrerrg— oh, these people are getting it eii wrerrg .— oh, these people are getting it eii wrerrg . weu— oh, these people are getting it all wrong , you just do feel it all wrong, you just do feel it is. all wrong, you just do feel it ie. ire— all wrong, you just do feel it is. it's desperately sad. i ire— is. it's desperately sad. i mean, the only- is. it's desperately sad. i mean, the only thing i'm worried eieui— mean, the only thing i'm worried eieui ew— mean, the only thing i'm worried eieui ie— mean, the only thing i'm worried about now is that— mean, the only thing i'm worried about now is that he's made such about now is that he's made such e mieieke— about now is that he's made such emiereke-iirie— about now is that he's made such a mistake-this in— about now is that he's made such a mistake this in the a mistake over this in the er— a mistake over this in the series of mistakes that this eeuii— series of mistakes that this could affect— series of mistakes that this could affect his— series of mistakes that this could affect his mental health emi— could affect his mental health erri wirw— could affect his mental health erri wirw ievr-r— could affect his mental health and why isn't meghan helping him 7 and why isn't meghan helping him eveer. — and why isn't meghan helping him ? yeah. where's— and why isn't meghan helping him ? yeah. �*jrjvj1“r:tr: .jr�*~j.r:g 1“s1“ 7’ ? yeah. where's meghan? that's what we're all asking, you know?

so the question know, we so the question of, you know, we may— so the question of, you know, we may-get_ so the question of, you know, we mew-gei-ieeiiierri may have to get to the position guire— may have to get to the position guire-eewirrg- may have to get to the position guiie-eewirrg we- may have to get to the position quite saying we need quite quickly of saying we need to quite quickly of saying we need reliuiw— quite quickly of saying we need reliuiw ei— quite quickly of saying we need tolduty of care,— quite quickly of saying we need to duty of care, you know, is to a duty of care, you know, is 59 to a duty of care, you know, is see re— to a duty of care, you know, is see re irre— to a duty of care, you know, is 59 to the throne— to a duty of care, you know, is 59 to the throne when are we eireuii — 59 to the throne when are we eireuii ire — 59 to the throne when are we should he be— 59 to the throne when are we should he be allowed to roam eieur— should he be allowed to roam eieui iike— should he be allowed to roam about like this?— should he be allowed to roam about like this? shouldn't he be ieekei— about like this? shouldn't he be ieekei eie— about like this? shouldn't he be ieekei eie — about like this? shouldn't he be looked at? he's— about like this? shouldn't he be looked at? r: gg “g about like this? shouldn't he be looked at? gg “g looked at? he's suggesting he gets locked up or so. but shouldn't we help- shouldn't we help him? you gets locked up or so. but- shouldn't we help him? you know, no, shouldn't we help him? you know, i— shouldn't we help him? you know, i mink— shouldn't we help him? you know, i iirirrk merrw— shouldn't we help him? you know, no, i think many people have iriei— no, i think many people have iriei-reki— no, i think many people have tried-help him. - no, i think many people have tried help him. e.. : tried to help him. rebecca, read the tried to help him. rebecca, read ire-is.— tried to help him. rebecca, read the is, i know the thing is, look, i know you're wing gal, but you're a left wing gal, but you're a left wing gal, but you're also a journal list. and surely there must be a little part of you. i know you like to defend this guy that thinks i'm sorry. does a privileged sorry. where does a privileged prince who has no idea of what it's like to be an ordinary person, get off trying to dictate who the press write about? that is none of his business. the job of the press is to expose the rich and the powerful. and yes, every now and then a royal too. yeah. so i would i have said before and i will say again, i think the most sensible thing he could do if he wanted to have purpose, wanted to have some purpose, would media would to be start a media agency. and meghan feel agency. if he and meghan feel mei— agency. if he and meghan feel iuei—rum— agency. if he and meghan feel iuei—rum-ii-

that they could run, that it weuii— that they could run, that it would-dull- that they could run, that it would-dull ,- that they could run, that it would dull, but they would would be so dull, but they would ieem— would be so dull, but they would ieem-ieeeerr— would be so dull, but they would ieem-ieeeerr .— would be so dull, but they would learn-lesson . if— would be so dull, but they would learn lesson . if they feel learn the lesson. if they feel mei— learn the lesson. if they feel iuei—ie - learn the lesson. if they feel that _ do . betteri learn the lesson. if they feel that_ do . better , that they could do it better, merr— that they could do it better, iirerr preve— that they could do it better, then prove us— that they could do it better, then prove us wrong. go and then prove us all wrong. go and do then prove us all wrong. go and ie—ueme—grewrrl do it. do ethical home—grown ergerrie— do it. do ethical home—grown organic journalism be the ewwrreir— organic journalism be the gwyneth paltrow of journalism emi— gwyneth paltrow of journalism erri erew— gwyneth paltrow of journalism and show that_ gwyneth paltrow of journalism and show that it— gwyneth paltrow of journalism and show that it can be done. arri— and show that it can be done. me i— and show that it can be done. me i weuii— and show that it can be done. and i would love— and show that it can be done. and i would love to see it. i reeiiw— and i would love to see it. i really would,— and i would love to see it. i really would, because i am gueeew— really would, because i am gueeew eieui— really would, because i am queasy about the ways that ieurreiiem — queasy about the ways that journalism but journalism can hurt people. but umeriurrereiw— journalism can hurt people. but unfortunately holding unfortunately, holding truth to eewer— unfortunately, holding truth to power sometimes do that. power does sometimes do that. i weuii— power does sometimes do that. i weuii-re-e— power does sometimes do that. i weuii-re-e-e— power does sometimes do that. i would he's a working would say he's not a working rewei. — would say he's not a working rewei. _ire- would say he's not a working royal._the right royal. he does have the right re— royal. he does have the right re ie— royal. he does have the right re ie-ie— royal. he does have the right now to be to speak up now to be able to speak up reiiiiee— now to be able to speak up politics-fairness- now to be able to speak up politics. fairness , i politics. and in fairness, i ievr-i— politics. and in fairness, i ieer-er- politics. and in fairness, i ieer-er ue- politics. and in fairness, ii don't-of us think politics. and in fairness, i- don't-of us think it's don't think any of us think it's going— don't think any of us think it's geirrg-wiiir— don't think any of us think it's geirg-wiiir irre— don't think any of us think it's going with the government going well with the government rigm—errel right now, do we? like no one minke—e- thinks everyone's doing a ereekirrg— thinks everyone's doing a cracking—that. thinks everyone's doing a- cracking_that front, cracking job. so on that front, he cracking job. so on that front, ire kiwi— cracking job. so on that front, ire kirri er— cracking job. so on that front, he kind of agreement with he kind of is in agreement with us he kind of is in agreement with ue-irerreei— he kind of is in agreement with us-honest about- he kind of is in agreement with us honest about this. us to be honest about this. uee— us to be honest about this. her e— us to be honest about this. her e reru— us to be honest about this. he's a hard left— us to be honest about this. he's a hard left guy.- us to be honest about this. he's a hard left guy. he's not hard. he is he's not a communist.- hard. he is he's not a communist. he- hard. he is he's not a- communist. he-wouldn't communist. he is. he wouldn't weir— communist. he is. he wouldn't werrr ie— communist. he is. he wouldn't werrr ie-errw— communist. he is. he wouldn't werrr ie-errw ei— communist. he is. he wouldn't want to-any of his- communist. he is. he wouldn't want to any of his money. want to give any of his money. uee— want to give any of his money. we rei— want to give any of his money. we rrei e— want to give any of his money. he's not a hard— want to give any of his money. he's not a hard guy. he's not rere— he's not a hard guy. he's not reri-iivirrg— he's not a hard guy. he's not hard-living-two- he's not a hard guy. he's not- hard-living-two-and hard any living in a two bed and ierrerirrg— hard any living in a two bed and remiiw-eeem- hard any living in a two bed and donating cash. he's. donating all his cash. he's. uee— donating all his cash. he's. ue-e e— donating all his cash. he's. he's a ofsted_ donating all his cash. he's. he's a ofsted the tories. he's a eemriei. — centrist. he hates the republican that's what republican party. that's what it's about. the terrible thing republican party. that's what it' he bout. the terrible thing republican party. that's what it' he hates the terrible thing republican party. that's what it' he hates britain. ible thing republican party. that's what it' he hates britain. ible does; republican party. that's what it' he hates britain. ibledoes . i is he hates britain. he does. i mink— is he hates britain. he does. i mink-reeke— is he hates britain. he does. i think-feels very,— is he hates britain. he does. i think-feels very, very- is he hates britain. he does. i think-feels very, very hurt. think he feels very, very hurt by britain. does. and that is by britain. he does. and that is and by britain. he does. and that is emi-gei— by britain. he does. and that is emi-gei re— by britain. he does. and that is emi-gei re eew.— by britain. he does. and that is emi-gei re sayv e- by britain. he does. and that is and-got to say, a lot- by britain. he does. and that is and-got to say, a lot of- 1“ r: : and that is and got to say, a lot of us and i've got to say, a lot of us rere— and i've got to say, a lot of us hate - desperately - and i've got to say, a lot of us hate desperately and and i've got to say, a lot of us

hatrand desperately and and i've got to say, a lot of us hatrand not desperately and and i've got to say, a lot of us hatrand not old. )erately and and i've got to say, a lot of us hatrand not old. '1“r: ely and and i've got to say, a lot of us hatrand not old. '1“r: “r:r.and and i've got to say, a lot of us hatrand not old. ' “r: old and not old. and not only that, but i'm talking now about britain's got talent judge amanda holden , who has had a amanda holden, who has had a very understandable feud with phillip schofield after he campaigned. do you remember this? he campaigned against her becoming co—presenter on this morning holly willoughby morning while holly willoughby was i'm was away hosting. i'm a celebrity get me out of here in 2018. so amanda can be forgiven for somewhat in the for revelling somewhat in the daytime shows downfall. and earlier in a video posted on her instagram, she sounded strangely like holly dressed in white to no less right . deep breath. no less right. deep breath. firstly , are you okay? i hope firstly, are you okay? i hope meue— firstly, are you okay? i hope ueiie ii— firstly, are you okay? i hope so. hello it is— firstly, are you okay? it is tuesday. are you so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? — so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? amende— so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? amanda then- so. hello it is tuesday. are you okay? amanda then went on the radio and gave this response about her busy work schedule . i about her busy work schedule. i have a few people have asked no eir— have a few people have asked no names on. oh well,— have a few people have asked no names on. oh well, tyler, did you— names on. oh well, tyler, did weu ger— names on. oh well, tyler, did weu gei iii— names on. oh well, tyler, did weu gei iii weu— names on. oh well, tyler, did you get did you did you get erreugir— you get did you did you get erreugir eieei— you get did you did you get enough sleep last night? did a few enough sleep last night? did a iew ieeeie— enough sleep last night? did a few people worried about your weii—ieirrge — few people worried about your well—being? it— few people worried about your well—being? : few people worried about your well—being? . : 1“ well—being? it would say, oh, that's so sweet. i'm okay.

people okay. are you okay? yeah, we're all good . get . oh, i love we're all good. get. oh, i love emeree— we're all good. get. oh, i love amerie . — we're all good. get. oh, i love amerie . ie— we're all good. get. oh, i love amanda . to be— we're all good. get. oh, i love amanda . to be honest. amanda and amanda. to be honest. amanda and holly would be great together, wouldn't they ? but it ain't wouldn't they? but it ain't going to happen . rebecca reid, going to happen. rebecca reid, john, sergeant amanda patel. do stand by because coming up, john, sergeant amanda patel. do stand by because coming up , find stand by because coming up, find out which pair of bigwigs stand by because coming up, find out which pair of big wigs from itv's morning have been itv's this morning have been nominated in our greatest britain and union jackass. plus, we're going mark d—day by we're going to mark d—day by paying we're going to mark d—day by paying one of the paying tribute to one of the last groups of british last surviving groups of british veterans heroic feats. veterans and their heroic feats. but next, in unkempt old royal author tom bower is poised to let rip on unscrupulous prince harry after a disastrous day for the duke's reputation. plus as itv's this morning boss, martin frizell is slammed by fuming mps and parliament for his bizarre and parliament for his bizarre and arrogant aubergine outburst when quizzed about toxicity on its show. it's the under—fire broadcaster for failing to properly deal with one of the worst crises in british broadcasting history. tom bower weighing in on both of those huge stories in . just two

huge stories in. just two minutes time

is steamed royal biographer tom bower reacts now to prince harry's historic appearance in the high court today. and it was always going to be difficult for harry, who believes in feelings over facts coming up against the mirror's hardened casey. andrew green. and much of the evidence certainly wasn't pretty. are you suggesting that journalists who wrote articles have blood on their hands, journalists and editors who have caused pain and upset , but specifically, these upset, but specifically, these articles? it's a broader statement— articles? it's a broader statement. -

articles? it's a broader statement . but- t7 it's a broader statement. tr: articles? it's a broader- statement . but you're here articles? it's a broader statement . but you're here to statement. but you're here to put a stop to this madness. yes. your complaint is about an alleged disagreement with your brother, about meeting paul burrell . you refer to this as burrell. you refer to this as a private disagreement. yes . burrell. you refer to this as a private disagreement. yes. your brother wanted a meeting, but you were firmly against it. the phrase two faced may �*7 sgs . the phrase two faced may have come trem— phrase two faced may have come rrem e— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail .— phrase two faced may have come from a voicemail . well, that's from a voicemail. well, that's irew— from a voicemail. well, that's irew ive— from a voicemail. well, that's how i've always— from a voicemail. well, that's how i've always seen him . you how i've always seen him. you mink— how i've always seen him. you iirirrk ire— how i've always seen him. you think the journalist or somebody on think the journalist or somebody err rer— think the journalist or somebody err irer ieireir— think the journalist or somebody on her behalf hacked a doctor's ererre— on her behalf hacked a doctor's ererre e — on her behalf hacked a doctor's eireee e are— on her behalf hacked a doctor's phone ? are we— on her behalf hacked a doctor's phone ? are we not- on her behalf hacked a doctor's phone ? ' tr: 37” “t.r: on her behalf hacked a doctor's phone ? 'tr: 37�*t1“t.r: stp7 phone? are we not prince harry? in the realms of total speculation , how can you be speculation, how can you be paranoid if you're not aware of the article ? i'm just the article? i'm just speculating - the article? i'm just speculating .- the article? i'm just speculating . i- t..r:7’ i'm just speculating . i can't be the article? i'm just- speculating . i can't be sure of speculating. i can't be sure of irew— speculating. i can't be sure of irew mueir— speculating. i can't be sure of irew mueir er— speculating. i can't be sure of how much of it— speculating. i can't be sure of how much of it i— speculating. i can't be sure of how much of it i read or which i— how much of it i read or which i iiirr-i— how much of it i read or which ones i didn't. _ how much of it i read or which ones i didn't. so— how much of it i read or which ones i didn't. so tom bower, speculation or inconsistencies and paul burrell on the show earlier responding to the attacks in court today and in the witness statement by prince harry has said actually he lies as well. well, what is remarkable,- as well. well, what is remarkable, as- well, what is remarkable, as we predicted last

week.— remarkable, as we predicted last week. iem— remarkable, as we predicted last week. iem ie— remarkable, as we predicted last week, dan, is that_ remarkable, as we predicted last week, dan, is that harry thought he week, dan, is that harry thought ire wee— week, dan, is that harry thought ire geirrg— week, dan, is that harry thought ire geirrg ie— week, dan, is that harry thought he was going to come in as eeeume.— he was going to come in as godzilla, the— he was going to come in as godzilla, the man to slaughter the godzilla, the man to slaughter ire irrgiieir— godzilla, the man to slaughter the english media and to eeiueiiw— the english media and to actually bring— the english media and to actually bring the government to reei— actually bring the government to ireei emi— actually bring the government to ireei erri eir— actually bring the government to heel and all the— actually bring the government to heel and all the rest of it. kri— heel and all the rest of it. mu m— heel and all the rest of it. mu m reei— heel and all the rest of it. and in fact, he's— heel and all the rest of it. and in fact, he's like- heel and all the rest of it. and in fact, he's like a- heel and all the rest of it. and in fact, he's like a lamb to slaughter. he's been absolutely ireeiei. — slaughter. he's been absolutely ireeiei. uerrw— slaughter. he's been absolutely trapped. harry has— slaughter. he's been absolutely trapped. harry has been- slaughter. he's been absolutely trapped. harry has been trapped by hugh grant, the hacked off group those who hate the group and all those who hate the british and what they've british press and what they've doneis british press and what they've done is they've used harry as their battering ram. but it's turning out, their battering ram. but it's rummg eui. i— their battering ram. but it's turning out, i think,- their battering ram. but it's turning out, i think, to- t “g but it's turning out, i think, to be a ieme— turning out, i think, to be a eeme eguii— turning out, i think, to be a damp squib squid, because harry ireei-i— damp squib squid, because harry ireerr-r gei— damp squib squid, because harry ireerr-r gei ire— damp squib squid, because harry hasn't got the intellect, he ireei-r— hasn't got the intellect, he ireerr-r ger— hasn't got the intellect, he hasn't got the— hasn't got the intellect, he hasn't got the legal advice, he ireei-i— hasn't got the legal advice, he ireerr-r ger— hasn't got the legal advice, he ieer-r gei ire— hasn't got the legal advice, he hasn't got the ability to eeiueiiw— hasn't got the ability to actually shape his evidence , to actually shape his evidence, to ergue— actually shape his evidence, to ergue irie— actually shape his evidence, to ergue irie ew— actually shape his evidence, to argue his own case. and he's ieer— argue his own case. and he's ieerr iem— argue his own case. and he's been left dangling, left, ierrgiirrg— been left dangling, left, dangling by— been left dangling, left, dangling by the smear merchant, ievii— dangling by the smear merchant, david sherborne— dangling by the smear merchant, david sherborne of— dangling by the smear merchant, david sherborne of the lawyer emi— david sherborne of the lawyer erri by— david sherborne of the lawyer erri by eir— david sherborne of the lawyer and by all those— david sherborne of the lawyer and by all those who financing rim.— and by all those who financing rim. arri— and by all those who financing rim. ari irr— and by all those who financing him. and in the— and by all those who financing him. and in the end, he is going to him. and in the end, he is going re imi— him. and in the end, he is going to find himself— him. and in the end, he is going to find himself very , very to find himself very, very embarrassed,— to find himself very, very embarrassed, in my view. now how you embarrassed, in my view. now how weu eew— embarrassed, in my view. now how weu eew iie— embarrassed, in my view. now how you say his testimony was ereekirrg— you say his testimony was shocking ing— you say his testimony was shocking ing and all over the wee— shocking ing and all over the iieeeieiew. — shocking ing and all over the place today. why— shocking ing and all over the place today. �*jrjvj1p 7’ well, one place today. why? well, one evemme— place today. why? well, one example would _ place today. why? well, one example would be— place today. �*jrjvj1p7’ well, one example would be that he eeiueiiw— example would be that he actually claimed there are two iiiege— actually claimed there are two iirirrge. erre— actually claimed there are two irirrge. ere ie— actually claimed there are two things. one is he— actually claimed there are two things. one is he claimed that

king— things. one is he claimed that kirrg ereriee— things. one is he claimed that king charles had— things. one is he claimed that king charles had his phone ieekei— king charles had his phone hacked. now— king charles had his phone hacked. now it's quite well krrewrr— hacked. now it's quite well known-charles,- hacked. now it's quite well known charles, his father , known that charles, his father, never—ererre- known that charles, his father, never—ererre -l known that charles, his father,. never—phone . that never had a mobile phone. that is never had a mobile phone. that ie ee— never had a mobile phone. that ie er— never had a mobile phone. that ie ei ire— never had a mobile phone. that is one of the frolics_ never had a mobile phone. that is one of the frolics of the of ereriee-e— is one of the frolics of the of charles's life.— is one of the frolics of the of charles's life. so— is one of the frolics of the of charles's life. so he could one reieereei— charles's life. so he could one falsehood right— charles's life. so he could one falsehood right there. and the emer— falsehood right there. and the eiirer iiieg— falsehood right there. and the other thing about the hewitt eieew— other thing about the hewitt eierw ie— other thing about the hewitt eierw ie iirie — other thing about the hewitt story is this. he,— other thing about the hewitt story is this. he, the father , story is this. he, the father, mere-e— story is this. he, the father, iirere-e re— story is this. he, the father, there's no doubt- story is this. he, the father, there's no doubt that there was a there's no doubt that there was e gueeiierr— there's no doubt that there was a question mark— there's no doubt that there was a question mark over harry's ieiirererii. — a question mark over harry's fathership. there's no doubt . fathership. there's no doubt. eur— fathership. there's no doubt. iui ire— fathership. there's no doubt. iui ir-e rei— fathership. there's no doubt. but it's not hewitt his whether iiere— but it's not hewitt his whether iierre rei— but it's not hewitt his whether iierre irei err— but it's not hewitt his whether diana had an affair between erer— diana had an affair between after prince— diana had an affair between after prince william was born, rreieiw— after prince william was born, reieiw kee — after prince william was born, nobody knows. but there's no ieuii— nobody knows. but there's no ieuii irei— nobody knows. but there's no doubt that that_ nobody knows. but there's no doubt that that was the rumour going— doubt that that was the rumour geirrg reuni— doubt that that was the rumour geirrg reurri eur— doubt that that was the rumour going round. but to say that he erriw— going round. but to say that he erriw ieeeme— going round. but to say that he only became aware of it in 2014 is only became aware of it in 2014 ie eeiueiiw— only became aware of it in 2014 is actually ridiculous. at that eie— is actually ridiculous. at that eii ege.— is actually ridiculous. at that eii ege. ki— is actually ridiculous. at that old age. at that_ is actually ridiculous. at that old age. at that age, he was guiie— old age. at that age, he was guiie e— old age. at that age, he was quite a mature— old age. at that age, he was quite a mature man by then. and so quite a mature man by then. and ee everwiirirrg— quite a mature man by then. and so everything-said— quite a mature man by then. and so everything said was so everything he said was eeireiie— so everything he said was ierrerie .— so everything he said was pathetic . and— so everything he said was pathetic . and it's pathetic pathetic. and it's pathetic ieeeuee— pathetic. and it's pathetic because he's— pathetic. and it's pathetic because he's had no support. he ieer-i— because he's had no support. he ireerr-r irei— because he's had no support. he hasn't had lawyers— because he's had no support. he hasn't had lawyers who seriously eeie— hasn't had lawyers who seriously eeii re— hasn't had lawyers who seriously eeii re rim.— hasn't had lawyers who seriously said to him, look— hasn't had lawyers who seriously said to him, look at the eviierree— said to him, look at the evidence and- said to him, look at the evidence and challenge him. he's ieer— evidence and challenge him. he's ieerr re— evidence and challenge him. he's ieerr re iei— evidence and challenge him. he's ieerr re iei by— evidence and challenge him. he's been to led by these ridiculous ireeiiirree— been to led by these ridiculous ireeiiiree .— been to led by these ridiculous headlines , all— been to led by these ridiculous headlines , all of— been to led by these ridiculous headlines , all of which are headlines, all of which are eirewrr— headlines, all of which are erewrr ie— headlines, all of which are shown to be— headlines, all of which are shown to be have been repeating of shown to be have been repeating

ei emer— shown to be have been repeating of other journalists— shown to be have been repeating of other journalists stories previeueiw— of other journalists stories previeueiwer— of other journalists stories previously or by palace eeekeemerr— previously or by palace spokesmen then. but it's a deranged campaign now, isn't it? and do you even think he cares if he wins? or is this all just about him having a platform to try and topple the british free press ? acas oh, i think he press? acas oh, i think he minke— press? acas oh, i think he iirirrke ree— press? acas oh, i think he thinks he's going- 3jtr:~s~s7’ acas oh, i think he thinks he's going to win. i iirirrk— thinks he's going to win. i iirirrk iie— thinks he's going to win. i think his delusion. i think he's eeiueiiw— think his delusion. i think he's actually believes— think his delusion. i think he's actually believes what sherborne and actually believes what sherborne erri eir— actually believes what sherborne erri eii ire — actually believes what sherborne and all the other— actually believes what sherborne and all the other lawyers have eeie— and all the other lawyers have eeii ie— and all the other lawyers have eeii re rim. — and all the other lawyers have said to him. he— and all the other lawyers have said to him. he can win and ieeerr-r— said to him. he can win and doesn't realise— said to him. he can win and doesn't realise how appalling it ieeke— doesn't realise how appalling it ieeke irr— doesn't realise how appalling it ieeke in me— doesn't realise how appalling it looks in the harsh— doesn't realise how appalling it looks in the harsh light of reeiiiw— looks in the harsh light of reeiiiw irr— looks in the harsh light of reality in courtroom today that he reality in courtroom today that ire eeure— reality in courtroom today that he could never— reality in courtroom today that he could never answer a question meeeriw— he could never answer a question ereeeriw. ue— he could never answer a question properly. he couldn't advance his properly. he couldn't advance rie eeee— properly. he couldn't advance rie erre— properly. he couldn't advance his case and that_ properly. he couldn't advance his case and that is what we errrieiieiei. — his case and that is what we anticipated. that— his case and that is what we anticipated. that is why the wire— anticipated. that is why the mirror brought— anticipated. that is why the mirror brought this case to eeuri— mirror brought this case to eeuri emi— mirror brought this case to court and didn't like all the emer— court and didn't like all the other cases— court and didn't like all the other cases settle because irei-e— other cases settle because irei-e ee— other cases settle because that's so interesting. in the peer.— that's so interesting. in the peer. eir— that's so interesting. in the past, all these— that's so interesting. in the past, all these cases by mirror meue— past, all these cases by mirror ereui er— past, all these cases by mirror ereui er wewe— past, all these cases by mirror group or news international is eeiiiei— group or news international is settled because— group or news international is settled because it— group or news international is settled because it was cheaper. t hey— settled because it was cheaper. irew gei— settled because it was cheaper. irew gei irei— settled because it was cheaper. they got their money, they got an they got their money, they got err eieiegw— they got their money, they got err eieiegw emi— they got their money, they got an apology and didn't have to ieee— an apology and didn't have to face cross—examination in the mirror, decided— face cross—examination in the mirror, decided they were going to mirror, decided they were going re figm— mirror, decided they were going re rigirr werew— mirror, decided they were going to fight harry and— mirror, decided they were going

to fight harry and they were going— to fight harry and they were geirrg re— to fight harry and they were geirrg re figm— to fight harry and they were going to fight him because they ireugiri— going to fight him because they ireugiri-were— going to fight him because they thought were going to win. going to fight him because they thouthat were going to win. going to fight him because they thouthat is were going to win. going to fight him because they thouthat is whate going to win. going to fight him because they thouthat is what harryg to win. going to fight him because they thouthat is what harry didn'tin. and that is what harry didn't reeiiee— and that is what harry didn't reeiieelue-e— and that is what harry didn't realiseihe's-led- and that is what harry didn't. realiseihe's-led-the realise. he's been led into the iierr-e— realise. he's been led into the were ievr— realise. he's been led into the lion's den and— realise. he's been led into the lion's den and is— realise. he's been led into the lion's den and is now being consumed and— lion's den and is now being consumed and he's going to find it consumed and he's going to find ii verw— consumed and he's going to find ii veryr verv— consumed and he's going to find it very, very difficult to get eur— it very, very difficult to get euilii.— it very, very difficult to get euilir. ke— it very, very difficult to get out-it. as ever- it very, very difficult to get out it. as ever with harry, out of it. as ever with harry, mere-e— out of it. as ever with harry, iirere-e e— out of it. as ever with harry, iirere-e e iei— out of it. as ever with harry, there's a lot of— out of it. as ever with harry, there's a lot of personal oversharing_ there's a lot of personal oversharing thing. 0“: “g oversharing thing. one thing irei— oversharing thing. one thing that struck a people that struck a lot of people today, though, is that he actually emotional court actually got emotional in court when ex when speaking about his ex girlfriend chelsy now, girlfriend, chelsy davy. now, she mentioned in his witness she was mentioned in his witness statement 118 times. his wife , statement 118 times. his wife, meghan, was mentioned just five times. he does seem to be talking about chelsy, a lot at the moment. do you find that odd or does he feel that she's the one who got away? well, she was the one who got away? well, she was we ee— one who got away? well, she was me wre— one who got away? well, she was me wire gei— one who got away? well, she was the one who got away.— gr1:r 7 well, she was the one who got away. there's no ieuii— the one who got away. there's no eeum-muei— the one who got away. there's no doubt-much better. - doubt she was much better. rreieiiw— doubt she was much better. probably much— doubt she was much better. probably much more fitting for rim— probably much more fitting for irim merr— probably much more fitting for him than because she was him than meghan, because she was an him than meghan, because she was err—rer— him than meghan, because she was an_for some south- an english girl for some south emiee— an english girl for some south emiee-eir— an english girl for some south africa-all the— an english girl for some south africa-all the rest- an english girl for some south africa all the rest it . africa and all the rest of it. arri— africa and all the rest of it. ari-wee— africa and all the rest of it. ari-wee e- africa and all the rest of it. and was a passion africa and all the rest of it.- and-was a passion of and it clearly was a passion of weuiir— and it clearly was a passion of weuiir emi— and it clearly was a passion of weuiir erri rur— and it clearly was a passion of youth and fun and— and it clearly was a passion of youth and fun and she clearly was tormented— youth and fun and she clearly was tormented by a public eiierriiem— was tormented by a public attention. there's no doubt that the attention. there's no doubt that me meiie— attention. there's no doubt that me meiie iii— attention. there's no doubt that the media did hound her in a ierrieuieriw— the media did hound her in a particularly nasty way because eire— particularly nasty way because eire wee— particularly nasty way because eire geei— particularly nasty way because she was good looking and was the

giriiriemi— she was good looking and was the girirrierri. kri— she was good looking and was the girlfriend. all the— she was good looking and was the girlfriend. all the rest of it. eur— girlfriend. all the rest of it. iui irie— girlfriend. all the rest of it. but his exaggerated it. his ekeggererei— but his exaggerated it. his exaggerated it— but his exaggerated it. his exaggerated it because he can't eeie— exaggerated it because he can't eeie wiri— exaggerated it because he can't eeie wiiir iiie— exaggerated it because he can't cope with life .— exaggerated it because he can't cope with life . and of course, cope with life. and of course, uerrw-e— cope with life. and of course, uerrw-e ger— cope with life. and of course, harry's got another big problem enigm— harry's got another big problem ierrigiri. uee— harry's got another big problem tonight. he's just— harry's got another big problem tonight. he's just broke just ierere— tonight. he's just broke just ieiere weu— tonight. he's just broke just before you came on air. now that in ameriee— before you came on air. now that in ameriee .— before you came on air. now that in ameriee . e— before you came on air. now that in america , a court— before you came on air. now that in america , a court has ordered in america, a court has ordered ire— in america, a court has ordered ire us— in america, a court has ordered the us government to hand over the us government to hand over me viee— the us government to hand over the visa application that harry meie— the visa application that harry meie. irie— the visa application that harry meie. iirie ie— the visa application that harry made, this is in— the visa application that harry made, this is in the heritage reurrieiierr.— made, this is in the heritage foundation, and— made, this is in the heritage foundation, and that's brand new se— foundation, and that's brand new se irei— foundation, and that's brand new now. so that means— foundation, and that's brand new now. so that means they're going to now. so that means they're going re eee— now. so that means they're going re wirere— now. so that means they're going to see where the— now. so that means they're going to see where the harry said the reki— to see where the harry said the ieii ire— to see where the harry said the told the truth— to see where the harry said the told the truth ,— to see where the harry said the told the truth , whether he took told the truth, whether he took iruge— told the truth, whether he took iruge er— told the truth, whether he took iruge er rei— told the truth, whether he took drugs or not on— told the truth, whether he took drugs or not on the form he migm— drugs or not on the form he migm imi— drugs or not on the form he might find that_ drugs or not on the form he might find that he can't get ieek— might find that he can't get back-america. _ might find that he can't get back-america. - might find that he can't get back america. t: back to america. so harry could end up deported he lied on end up deported if he lied on his application. goodness end up deported if he lied on his afwe'll:ion. goodness end up deported if he lied on his afwe'll be. goodness end up deported if he lied on his afwe'll be coveringss end up deported if he lied on his afwe'll be covering that well, we'll be covering that case tomorrow. obviously, it's something followed something we've followed closely with the heritage foundation. but , i wanted to move on to but look, i wanted to move on to the angle for itv. there the crisis angle for itv. there was extra ordinary moment in was an extra ordinary moment in parliament today when john nicholson on the media select committee challenged an itv executive over the actions of martin frizell. the this morning edhon martin frizell. the this morning editor. watch this . we all saw editor. watch this. we all saw weeieriew— editor. watch this. we all saw weeieriew irei— editor. watch this. we all saw yesterday that surreal- yesterday that surreal

performance by the editor of the eregremme— performance by the editor of the eregremme wire— performance by the editor of the programme who is— performance by the editor of the programme who is there a toxic werk— programme who is there a toxic work environment— programme who is there a toxic work environment at this morning 7 work environment at this morning i iii— work environment at this morning e in reki— work environment at this morning e in ieii weu— work environment at this morning ? i'll tell you what's— work environment at this morning ? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic is aubergine. do you like aubergine ? do you is there a toxic work errvirerrmerri— ? do you is there a toxic work environment? _ ? do you is there a toxic work environment? do— 7’ do you is there a toxic work environment ? jr1:r . environment? do you like aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it'sjust aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it's just a personal thing. it was surreal and iizerre. — thing. it was surreal and iizerre. i— thing. it was surreal and bizarre. i think- “g it was surreal and bizarre. i think most people weierirrg— bizarre. i think most people watching that_ bizarre. i think most people watching that would have thought this watching that would have thought iirie ie— watching that would have thought iirie ie ire— watching that would have thought this is the person— watching that would have thought this is the person who's responsible— this is the person who's responsible for safeguarding young— responsible for safeguarding weurrg eieri. — responsible for safeguarding young staff. he's being outrageously- young staff. he's being outrageously dismissive and winem— outrageously dismissive and iiieeerri err— outrageously dismissive and flippant on camera about an immerreeiw— flippant on camera about an immensely serious issue . but immensely serious issue. but ram.— immensely serious issue. but iem. mewie— immensely serious issue. but tom, maybe the— immensely serious issue. but tom, maybe the most extraordinary thing is that we eiiii— extraordinary thing is that we still haven't— extraordinary thing is that we still haven't seen or heard a peep— still haven't seen or heard a peep rrem — still haven't seen or heard a peep from carolyn mccall and irie— peep from carolyn mccall and this corporate— peep from carolyn mccall and this corporate cover up happened on this corporate cover up happened err rer— this corporate cover up happened err irerwereir. — this corporate cover up happened on her watch. at— this corporate cover up happened on her watch. at the— this corporate cover up happened on her watch. 4 on her watch. at the moment, we're not due to hear for her for another eight days. is she just going to allow this crisis to completely engulf her executives , her stars and say executives, her stars and say silence ? well, she's only paid silence? well, she's only paid

3.5 million a year. her share price 3.5 million a year. her share iriee iree— 3.5 million a year. her share price has fallen _ 3.5 million a year. her share price has fallen by- 15 li 4 her share price has fallen by 60% under her price has fallen by 60% under irer weieir. — price has fallen by 60% under her watch. the— price has fallen by 60% under her watch. the audience has ireivei— her watch. the audience has ireivei. i— her watch. the audience has halved. i mean,— her watch. the audience has halved. i mean, wouldn't you vem— halved. i mean, wouldn't you werrr ie— halved. i mean, wouldn't you want to hide— halved. i mean, wouldn't you want to hide away? i mean, what ree— want to hide away? i mean, what iree ere— want to hide away? i mean, what iree eire gei— want to hide away? i mean, what iree eire gei re— want to hide away? i mean, what has she got to bleat about? sue-e— has she got to bleat about? sue-e e— has she got to bleat about? she's a disaster— has she got to bleat about? she's a disaster of- has she got to bleat about? she's a disaster of a- has she got to bleat about? she's a disaster of a chief executive of disaster. but and that's so interesting.- t r: but and that's so interesting. the media ree— that's so interesting. the media iree giver— that's so interesting. the media iree giverr rer— that's so interesting. the media has given her gentle has given her a rather gentle iiie— has given her a rather gentle ride-because- has given her a rather gentle ride. because instead of. ride. why because instead of. ixeeiiw— ride. why because instead of. exactly. instead— ride. why because instead of. exactly. instead of attacking here— exactly. instead of attacking ha, irew— exactly. instead of attacking her, they they've been schmoozed by irei.— her, they they've been schmoozed by irer. arri— her, they they've been schmoozed by her. and she's— her, they they've been schmoozed by her. and she's clearly very geei— by her. and she's clearly very geei ei— by her. and she's clearly very geei er ii— by her. and she's clearly very good at it because she wasn't verv— good at it because she wasn't verw geei— good at it because she wasn't verw geei ei— good at it because she wasn't verw geei er ire— good at it because she wasn't very good at the guardian. she was a disaster.— very good at the guardian. she was a disaster. she left easyjet wiri— was a disaster. she left easyjet wiiir e— was a disaster. she left easyjet with a terrible— was a disaster. she left easyjet with a terrible debt in the end. arri— with a terrible debt in the end. me im— with a terrible debt in the end. ari iui ere-e— with a terrible debt in the end. and but she's a— with a terrible debt in the end. and but she's a great survivor. sue-e— and but she's a great survivor. sire-e e— and but she's a great survivor. sire-e e greei— and but she's a great survivor. she's a great social fixer. and irei-e— she's a great social fixer. and irei-e vier— she's a great social fixer. and that's what she's— she's a great social fixer. and that's what she's hoping that eemeeirw— that's what she's hoping that somehow she'll— that's what she's hoping that somehow she'll be able to wave irie— somehow she'll be able to wave iirie iirreugir— somehow she'll be able to wave this through and— somehow she'll be able to wave this through and get away with it. this through and get away with i. _ie— this through and get away with i. _ie err— this through and get away with it. is an extraordinary he it. what is an extraordinary he is it. what is an extraordinary he ie rew— it. what is an extraordinary he ie irew eiew— it. what is an extraordinary he is how slow itv— it. what is an extraordinary he is how slow itv have been in meregirrg— is how slow itv have been in meregmg irie— is how slow itv have been in managing this crisis. and so far irew-ve— managing this crisis. and so far irew-ve ieer— managing this crisis. and so far they've been pretty lucky ieeeuee— they've been pretty lucky because there _ they've been pretty lucky because there hasn't been a whistleblower,_ because there hasn't been a whistleblower, someone hasn't eur— whistleblower, someone hasn't eui emi— whistleblower, someone hasn't come out and said, but i told eereiwrr— come out and said, but i told carolyn mccall— come out and said, but i told carolyn mccall all about this, a ereiiiie— carolyn mccall all about this, a credible witness— carolyn mccall all about this, a credible witness to her, knowing all credible witness to her, knowing eii eieur— credible witness to her, knowing eii eieui ii— credible witness to her, knowing eii eieui ii .— credible witness to her, knowing all about it . people did. people all about it. people did. people did all about it. people did. people iii weu— all about it. people did. people iii weu knew— all about it. people did. people iii weu krrew .— all about it. people did. people did you know. i— all about it. people did. people did you know . i know, but they did you know. i know, but they ireverr-r— did you know. i know, but they ireverr-i wer—

did you know. i know, but they haven't yet forced— did you know. i know, but they haven't yet forced the agenda egeirrei— haven't yet forced the agenda egemei irei.— haven't yet forced the agenda against her. and— haven't yet forced the agenda against her. and that is what ere-e— against her. and that is what ere-e reeirg— against her. and that is what she's hoping will see her eurvivei— she's hoping will see her survival. well,- she's hoping will see her survival. well, tom bell, we viii— survival. well, tom bell, we wiii ie— survival. well, tom bell, we will be staying— survival. well, tom bell, we will be staying on both of these eieriee— will be staying on both of these eieriee er— will be staying on both of these stories, of course. _ will be staying on both of these stories, of course. g tr1:rsj. stories, of course. so great to speak to you tonight. thank you, tom it is time now tom bower. but it is time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain jackass . my britain in union jackass. my superstar panel returned. amanda platell, who's your nominee for gb tonight? my nomination is going— gb tonight? my nomination is geirrg re— gb tonight? my nomination is geirrg re ie— gb tonight? my nomination is geirrg re ie ire— cit g“7 my nomination is going to be the magnificent i—iew— going to be the magnificent seven d—day veterans who are going— seven d—day veterans who are geirrg ieek— seven d—day veterans who are geirrg ieek ii— seven d—day veterans who are going back 79 years after that ierriirrg— going back 79 years after that ieriirg .— going back 79 years after that ierriirrg . arri— going back 79 years after that landing . and one of them said he landing. and one of them said he he landing. and one of them said he ire iuei— landing. and one of them said he ire iuei eer-r— landing. and one of them said he he just can't stop— landing. and one of them said he he just can't stop thinking eieur— he just can't stop thinking eieui ire— he just can't stop thinking about the guys they left behind. and about the guys they left behind. me we— about the guys they left behind. and we should— about the guys they left behind. and we should never stop iirirrkirrg— and we should never stop thinking about— and we should never stop thinking about them. no it just ireeke— thinking about them. no it just ireeke mw— thinking about them. no it just breaks my heart— thinking about them. no it just breaks my heart to think there wiri— breaks my heart to think there wiii ie— breaks my heart to think there wiii ie e— breaks my heart to think there will be a time,— breaks my heart to think there will be a time, hopefully in the iieierri— will be a time, hopefully in the distant future— will be a time, hopefully in the distant future when we won't ireve — distant future when we won't ieve-emezirg- distant future when we won't have amazing men . have these amazing men. john. sergeeui.— have these amazing men. john. sergeeri. weur— have these amazing men. john. sergeant, your nominee ? no, have these amazing men. g t 7 no, my sergeant, your nominee? no, my hero is an honorary— sergeant, your nominee? no, my hero is an honorary one- g t 7 no, my hero is an honorary one because ere-e— hero is an honorary one because she's australian— hero is an honorary one because she's australian .— hero is an honorary one because she's australian . kathleen she's australian. kathleen reiiigg— she's australian. kathleen folbigg youye— she's australian. kathleen folbigg you've not heard of her, but folbigg you've not heard of her, iui eire— folbigg you've not heard of her, iui eire wee— folbigg you've not heard of her, but she was called— folbigg you've not heard of her, but she was called australia's meei— but she was called australia's meei .— but she was called australia's meei . meei— but she was called australia's most , most its— but she was called australia's most, most its most famous case eeriei— most, most its most famous case

eeriei kiiier— most, most its most famous case eeriei kiiier .— most, most its most famous case serial killer. extraordinary and eerrw— serial killer. extraordinary and eerrw .— serial killer. extraordinary and eerrw . i— serial killer. extraordinary and eerrw . i mink— serial killer. extraordinary and sorry , i think i've— serial killer. extraordinary and sorry , i think i've told the sorry, i think i've told the wrerrg— sorry, i think i've told the wrong camera.— sorry, i think i've told the wrong camera. how about that erre— wrong camera. how about that okay— wrong camera. how about that one? okay look,— wrong camera. how about that one? okay look, kathleen folbigg has one? okay look, kathleen folbigg iree ieer— one? okay look, kathleen folbigg has been pardoned. now and reieeeei— has been pardoned. now and released from _ has been pardoned. now and released from prison and the gevemmerri— released from prison and the government have given her a free eeriei— government have given her a free eeriei erer— government have given her a free eeriei eiier zo— government have given her a free pardon after 20 years in prison. sire— pardon after 20 years in prison. sire wee— pardon after 20 years in prison. she was accused— pardon after 20 years in prison. she was accused of killing four of she was accused of killing four ei rer— she was accused of killing four of her children,— she was accused of killing four of her children, and now they now scientific— of her children, and now they now scientific evidence says it eeuiirr-i— now scientific evidence says it eeuiirr-i ie— now scientific evidence says it couldn't be. it— now scientific evidence says it couldn't be. it can't be true. arri— couldn't be. it can't be true. and restoring.— couldn't be. it can't be true. and restoring. so— couldn't be. it can't be true. and restoring. so she's been reieeeei. — and restoring. so she's been released. : released. extraordinary story. rebecca your nominee mine rebecca reid, your nominee mine weirdly, is holly willoughby, because why? first of all, i merk— because why? first of all, i iirerrk weu— because why? first of all, i thank you for— because why? first of all, i thank you for all- t vrrj1p'7 first of all, i thank you for all the memes and the thank you for all the memes and ire-ieiw— thank you for all the memes and ire-ieiw emi— thank you for all the memes and the holly and secondly, the jokes, holly and secondly, i do the jokes, holly and secondly, i ie-iumirrg— the jokes, holly and secondly, i ie-iumirrglie- the jokes, holly and secondly, i do-turning.to work- the jokes, holly and secondly, i do turning to work on do think turning up to work on iierriew— do think turning up to work on iierriew-muer- do think turning up to work on monday must have been monday morning must have been eieeiureiw— monday morning must have been absolutely-and— monday morning must have been absolutely-and i- monday morning must have been absolutely and i admire absolutely awful. and i admire errwieiw— absolutely awful. and i admire errwieiw wire— absolutely awful. and i admire errwieiw wire-ue- absolutely awful. and i admire anybody who up to that anybody who turns up to that freew— anybody who turns up to that rreerw ei— anybody who turns up to that frosty of reception. frosty of a reception. okay. weir.— frosty of a reception. okay. weu-em— frosty of a reception. okay. weir-em er- frosty of a reception. okay. well, am of course, well, look, i am of course, going for the dodi day going to go for the dodi day heroes. bless them all. heroes. god bless them all. union jack has time now. amanda platell your nominee rishi sunak for trying to pretend that he solved the illegal immigration problem by stopping a few people

coming across on boats when we still got 160,000 plus people here who haven't even been processed yet. john sergeant, your nominee , martin frizell, your nominee, martin frizell, we've heard a lot about him. he's the and is going to hit you again. he's the aubergine hating eiiier— again. he's the aubergine hating eiiier ei— again. he's the aubergine hating eiiier ei irie— sgs 1“ he's the aubergine hating editor of this morning saying eiee— editor of this morning saying eiei ii— editor of this morning saying eiei ii . — editor of this morning saying eiee ii . or.— editor of this morning saying stop it . oh, no,— editor of this morning saying stop it . jcij 1“ editor of this morning saying stop it . cj“ 1“ . stop it. oh, no, she just hit him again. but it wasn't on camera. so there's no evidence. there's no evidence. gently, rebecca reid, your nominee. it's been a while . matty healy. it's been a while. matty healy. eeuee— it's been a while. matty healy. because taylor— it's been a while. matty healy. because taylor swift dumped him and because taylor swift dumped him erri i— because taylor swift dumped him erri i eeeue— because taylor swift dumped him and i presume he— because taylor swift dumped him and i presume he must have done eemeiirirrg— and i presume he must have done something terribly— and i presume he must have done something terribly wrong . her something terribly wrong. her iuigemerri— something terribly wrong. her judgement always good. cj“ judgement is always good. oh, ieeeuee— judgement is always good. oh, because—mean. . because your queen, i mean. no, there's no problem with taylor swift. rhiannon , who swift. rebecca rhiannon, who seems get dumped by every seems to get dumped by every single dates. of single man she ever dates. of course, it's the man. course course, it's the man. of course it's the man. taylor swift. but why do you always blame her? she dumped him. be what- she dumped him“. be what kind of she dumped him. be what kind of an she dumped him. be what kind of err eeur— she dumped him. be what kind of err eiuii ie— she dumped him. be what kind of an adult is called— she dumped him. be what kind of an adult is called matty? matt, be an adult is called matty? matt, ie e— an adult is called matty? matt, ie e merr— an adult is called matty? matt, ie e . — an adult is called matty? matt, be a man . all— an adult is called matty? matt, be a man. all right,- an adult is called matty? matt, be a man. tg“ be a man. all right, look, i'm a bit worried here because a man is going to hit me after the

show, but it's got to be martin frizell. not because he's a bad human , but because used human being, but because he used to top crisis management pr to be a top crisis management pr and unfortunately, by giving that aubergines to that answer about aubergines to a reporter, has a young female reporter, he has made himself focus of the made himself the focus of the story in parliament today. and that's not good for him given where he's at at the moment. but thank to my thank you so much to my superstar panel tonight, amanda patel , sergeant and patel, john, sergeant and rebecca reid. thank you for your company on this special edition of the show. and remember, prince harry is back in court tomorrow facing further questioning from the mirror's case. so tomorrow night, we'll do this all over again. we've got our harry ready to go and we will give you the verdict on his evidence with samantha markle. see you tomorrow night from 9 pm. headliners as next. good p.m. headliners as next. good night .

us gb news. good evening. the latest . us gb news. good evening. the iereei ee— . us gb news. good evening. the latest news headlines— us gb news. good evening. the latest news headlines prince uerrw— latest news headlines prince uerrw iree— latest news headlines prince harry has accused the former mirror editor— harry has accused the former mirror editor piers morgan of intimidation— mirror editor piers morgan of intimidation and a barrage of irerririe— intimidation and a barrage of horrific attacks— intimidation and a barrage of horrific attacks against him and his horrific attacks against him and me wra— horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan.— horrific attacks against him and his wife, meghan. as a consequence- his wife, meghan. as a consequence of him bringing his eieim— consequence of him bringing his eieim ie— consequence of him bringing his eieim re ire— consequence of him bringing his claim to the high— consequence of him bringing his claim to the high court. the duke— claim to the high court. the duke er— claim to the high court. the duke of sussex— claim to the high court. the duke of sussex gave evidence in ierrierr— duke of sussex gave evidence in ierrier ieiew— duke of sussex gave evidence in london today against the iuiiieirer— london today against the publisher of— london today against the publisher of the daily mirror

eiiegei— publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful