us gb news. good evening. the latest . us gb news. good evening. the latest newe— . us gb news. good evening. the latest news headlines— us gb news. good evening. the latest news headlines prince harry— latest news headlines prince harry hee— 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 horrifie— intimidation and a barrage of horrific attacks— intimidation and a barrage of horrific attacks against him and his wife,— 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 elem— consequence of him bringing his claim ee— consequence of him bringing his claim to the— 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 ef— claim to the high court. the duke of sussex— claim to the high court. the duke of sussex gave evidence in london— duke of sussex gave evidence in london today— duke of sussex gave evidence in london today against the publisher— london today against the publisher of— london today against the publisher of the daily mirror euegee—

publisher of the daily mirror over alleged unlawful information- over alleged unlawful information gathering. harry else— information gathering. harry else see— information gathering. harry also said his— information gathering. harry also said his country was judged globally— also said his country was judged globally ly— also said his country was judged globally ly ale— also said his country was judged globally by the state of the prese— globally by the state of the press ana— globally by the state of the press and the— globally by the state of the press and the government, aeeaelae— press and the government, aeeaelag ale— press and the government, accusing the press of having bleed— accusing the press of having lleel ea— accusing the press of having blood on its— accusing the press of having blood on its typing hands. during— blood on its typing hands. during ale— blood on its typing hands. during his cross—examination in aller— during his cross—examination in lllaaea areal— during his cross—examination in mirror group newspapers denies all ale— mirror group newspapers denies all the allegations . and then all the allegations. and then tonight— all the allegations. and then aealelal ea— all the allegations. and then tonight on gb— all the allegations. and then tonight on gb news, the former baller— tonight on gb news, the former butler ae— tonight on gb news, the former butler to princess— tonight on gb news, the former butler to princess diana , paul butler to princess diana, paul eaaell— butler to princess diana, paul eaaell sala— butler to princess diana, paul burrell, said that— butler to princess diana, paul burrell, said that prince harry hal— burrell, said that prince harry had defamed_ burrell, said that prince harry had defamed him in court, adding elep— had defamed him in court, adding slap alle— had defamed him in court, adding elea llale harry.— had defamed him in court, adding stop this, harry. it's— had defamed him in court, adding stop this, harry. it's wrong . stop this, harry. it's wrong. he— stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained— stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained in- stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained in spare- stop this, harry. it's wrong. he complained in spare that he was put on camilla's pr altar and sacrificed while harry, you're doing the same to me . you're doing the same to me. what you're doing to me is unforgivable . well, you know the unforgivable. well, you know the truth . you know what i feel and truth. you know what i feel and think i am not a two faced . i'm think i am not a two faced. i'm not that person. don't say these things in public. i've tried 20 years to get away from what happened to me a long time ago .

happened to me a long time ago. paul burrell talking to dan woollen— paul burrell talking to dan woonon a— paul burrell talking to dan wootton a short time ago . now in wootton a short time ago. now in one— wootton a short time ago. now in one ne— wootton a short time ago. now in other news, the— wootton a short time ago. now in other news, the foreign secretary— other news, the foreign secretary says damage to a major lann — secretary says damage to a major lann ln— secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine— secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine is— secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine is a— secretary says damage to a major dam in ukraine is a catastrophe ana— dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an— dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent— dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act. dam in ukraine is a catastrophe and an abhorrent act . thousands and an abhorrent act. thousands of people— and an abhorrent act. thousands of people nave— and an abhorrent act. thousands of people have had— and an abhorrent act. thousands of people have had to leave anew— of people have had to leave their homes— of people have had to leave their homes after the huge two we— their homes after the huge two nlle lone— their homes after the huge two nlle long lan— their homes after the huge two mile long dam in— their homes after the huge two mile long dam in southern unalne— mile long dam in southern ukraine was— mile long dam in southern ukraine was severely damaged . ukraine was severely damaged. unalne— ukraine was severely damaged. unalne le— ukraine was severely damaged. ukraine is accusing russia of nlowlng— ukraine is accusing russia of nlowlno n— ukraine is accusing russia of nlowlng la un— ukraine is accusing russia of blowing it up, but a member for pawn-e— blowing it up, but a member for putin's united— blowing it up, but a member for putin's united russia party is aeeaelng— putin's united russia party is accusing ukraine of carrying out the accusing ukraine of carrying out one anal.— accusing ukraine of carrying out the attack. hundreds of homes, sweete— the attack. hundreds of homes, eweele ana— the attack. hundreds of homes, streets and businesses have been flooded— streets and businesses have been flooaea .— streets and businesses have been flooded . england— streets and businesses have been flooded . england is seeing flooded. england is seeing a recol— flooded. england is seeing a eeorl high— flooded. england is seeing a record high number of gonorrhoea wnlle— record high number of gonorrhoea cases, while children as young as re— cases, while children as young as re nave— cases, while children as young as 13 have been— cases, while children as young as 13 have been diagnosed with the as 13 have been diagnosed with lne sexually— as 13 have been diagnosed with the sexually transmitted lnleellon— the sexually transmitted infection ._ the sexually transmitted infection . new figures from the infection. new figures from the uk nealln— infection. new figures from the uk health security agency show the uk health security agency show lne narnerl— uk health security agency show the number of— uk health security agency show the number of cases of chlamydia and the number of cases of chlamydia anl eyonllle— the number of cases of chlamydia and syphilis have— the number of cases of chlamydia and syphilis have also increased,— and syphilis have also increased, with the number of llaonoeel— increased, with the number of diagnosed cases— increased, with the number of diagnosed cases of infectious eypnllle— diagnosed cases of infectious eyonllle al— diagnosed cases of infectious syphilis at the— diagnosed cases of infectious syphilis at the highest level elnee— syphilis at the highest level rall— syphilis at the highest level since just after— syphilis at the highest level since just after the second worll— since just after the second worll war. — since just after the second world war. overall there were alnoel—

world war. overall there were almost 400,000 _ world war. overall there were almost 400,000 new sti cases in lnolanl— almost 400,000 new sti cases in lnelanl lael— almost 400,000 new sti cases in england last year. _ almost 400,000 new sti cases in england last year. that's more lnan— england last year. that's more lnan rooo— england last year. that's more than 1000 every— england last year. that's more than 1000 every day . ryan air than 1000 every day. ryan air eaneellel— than 1000 every day. ryan air cancelled 400 _ than 1000 every day. ryan air cancelled 400 flights amid a renal— cancelled 400 flights amid a rrenen alr— cancelled 400 flights amid a french air traffic— cancelled 400 flights amid a french air traffic control elnle— french air traffic control strike today. _ french air traffic control strike today. some of the lnpaelel— strike today. some of the impacted flights are to and from the impacted flights are to and from lne ul— impacted flights are to and from lne lrl anl— impacted flights are to and from the uk and ireland. impacted flights are to and from the uk and ireland . a petition the uk and ireland. a petition ealllno— the uk and ireland. a petition ealllne lor— the uk and ireland. a petition calling for the— the uk and ireland. a petition calling for the european commission— calling for the european commission to protect flights over france during strikes has so over france during strikes has no la— over france during strikes has no la been— over france during strikes has so far been signed by over 1.1 nllllon— so far been signed by over 1.1 million people— so far been signed by over 1.1 million people on tv , online, million people on tv, online, wall — million people on tv, online, wall rallo— million people on tv, online, dab+ radio and— million people on tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app. lnle— dab+ radio and the tune in app. we re— dab+ radio and the tune in app. lnle la en— dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news.— dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. time now for nealllnere— this is gb news. time now for nealllnere .— headliners. hello and welcome to nealllnere. — headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm— headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon- headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans, joining me tonight for ground hog headliners . we have josh hog headliners. we have josh howie and leo aukus, who were both seated in exactly the same place but you've place last night. but you've changed since, changed your underwear since, right.7 well, and i've swapped . i right? well, and i've swapped. i ewaooel— right? well, and i've swapped. i ewappel ll— right? well, and i've swapped. i ewappel ll oer— right? well, and i've swapped. i swapped it over. _ right? well, and i've swapped. i swapped it over. i—

” 97 well, and i've swapped. i swapped it over . : ” 97 well, and i've swapped. i swapped it over. : c swapped it over. i swapped it because i wanted closer to because i wanted to be closer to you. you're not you. oh, right. you're not wonlenne— you. oh, right. you're not. wondering-suddenly you. oh, right. you're not- wondering-suddenly got wondering why josh suddenly got leller— wondering why josh suddenly got better looking? _ wondering why josh suddenly got better looking? i— wondering why josh suddenly got better looking? :.t wondering why josh suddenly got better looking? lat better looking? i have such a poor— better looking? i have such a poor memory. you better looking? i have such ai poor memory. you-have better looking? i have such a- poor memory. you-have both poor memory. you could have both been—different- poor memory. you could have both been—different people. poor memory. you could have both belfar_ different people. poor memory. you could have both belfarii-different people. ”yr you could have both belfar i remember, rent people ”yr you could have both belfar i remember, irnt people ”yr you could have both belfar i remember, i waseople ”yr you could have both belfar i remember, i was just; as far as i remember, i was just lollowlne— as far as i remember, i was just following—know] following the rules. you know, we— following the rules. you know, lnle-oarealory. - following the rules. you know, this purgatory. /r:::r. this could be purgatory. you cooll— this could be purgatory. you calla-veal- this could be purgatory. you could -yeah and. this could be purgatory. youi could -yeah and this could be dead. yeah and this could be dead. yeah and this could this. everything just could be this. everything just ewlrle— swirls around endlessly, right? won-we— swirls around endlessly, right? won-weeeae-l- swirls around endlessly, right? you've seats, okay? you've swapped seats, okay? lwerylnlne— you've swapped seats, okay?- lwerylnlne—eane you've swapped seats, okay?- everything_same . everything else stays the same. well— everything else stays the same. we'll—rundown- everything else stays the same. we'll—rundown ofi we'll have a quick rundown of the we'll have a quick rundown of lne—lel-e- we'll have a quick rundown of lne—lel-e see- we'll have a quick rundown of the—let's see if. the front pages. let's see if lney-we— the front pages. let's see if they've changed _ the front pages. let's see if they've changed the daily mail. yesr_ they've changed the daily mail. yes,-definitely- they've changed the daily mail. yes, definitely new. he yes, that's definitely new. he mael— yes, that's definitely new. he noel-longed— yes, that's definitely new. he must-longed.the. must have longed for the eennallzy— must have longed for the schmaltzy embrace of oprah. i wooll— schmaltzy embrace of oprah. i. woall—realng would have remembered reading that would have remembered reading lnal lael— would have remembered reading that last night.— would have remembered reading that last night. guardian that last night. the guardian environmental— that last night. the guardian environmental disaster floods hit environmental disaster floods nll lrlralne— environmental disaster floods hit ukraine as— environmental disaster floods hit ukraine as damage destroyed llnanelal— hit ukraine as damage destroyed financial times— hit ukraine as damage destroyed financial times russia set of environmental— financial times russia set of environmental au set off environmental- environmental au set off environmental bomb by breaching lane— environmental bomb by breaching lane .— environmental bomb by breaching lane . zelenelyy— environmental bomb by breaching dams. zelenskyy claims the daily express— dams. zelenskyy claims the daily lapreee nave— dams. zelenskyy claims the daily express have game— dams. zelenskyy claims the daily express have game changer new anae— express have game changer new lrae lo— express have game changer new lrae lo enn— express have game changer new drug to slim down— express have game changer new drug to slim down nation. there is drug to slim down nation. there le a— drug to slim down nation. there lea enn— drug to slim down nation. there is a slim looking— drug to slim down nation. there is a slim looking prince harry lnere— is a slim looking prince harry lnere r— is a slim looking prince harry lnere r ne— is a slim looking prince harry there i news 40,000 fleeing war nrne— there i news 40,000 fleeing war aller— there i news 40,000 fleeing war crime after dam— there i news 40,000 fleeing war crime after dam is— there i news 40,000 fleeing war crime after dam is blown up. the

alar— crime after dam is blown up. the elar lneoeelor— crime after dam is blown up. the star inspector clueless is not wno— star inspector clueless is not sure who that— star inspector clueless is not sure who that is— star inspector clueless is not sure who that is and those were your— sure who that is and those were your nonl— sure who that is and those were your lronl pages— sure who that is and those were your lronl pages .— sure who that is and those were your front pages . so let's have your front pages. so let's have aeeerlo— your front pages. so let's have a closer look— your front pages. so let's have a closer look at— your front pages. so let's have a closer look at the front pages.— a closer look at the front pages. well— a closer look at the front pages. we'll start with the early— pages. we'll start with the early wall— pages. we'll start with the daily mail, josh and gb news maln— daily mail, josh and gb news locus— daily mail, josh and gb news main focus today. indeed 37” t.r::; main focus today. indeed prince harry.— main focus today. indeed prince harry. len— main focus today. indeed prince harry. le-a ln— main focus today. indeed prince harry, he's in the— main focus today. indeed prince harry, he's in the witness box . harry, he's in the witness box. he must have longed for the eennallzy— he must have longed for the schmaltzy embrace of oprah. wean.— schmaltzy embrace of oprah. wean. ne— schmaltzy embrace of oprah. yeah, he would— schmaltzy embrace of oprah. yeah, he would have been enalleneel— yeah, he would have been challenged _thej yeah, he would have been- challenged _the whole challenged us. this is the whole llea— challenged us. this is the whole idea-essentially— challenged us. this is the whole idea essentially the idea that essentially the royally— idea that essentially the royalty because they are royalty they because they are raleel— royalty they because they are raised somewhat— royalty they because they are raised somewhat in a bubble and lney— raised somewhat in a bubble and lney-lnal— raised somewhat in a bubble and they-that they're- raised somewhat in a bubble and they that they're special they think that they're special because— because they've been told that well— because they've been told that lnelr—wnen - because they've been told that. their—when -come their whole lives when they come lnlo—aelual- their whole lives when they come into—actual human. into contact with actual human lelnee— into contact with actual human beings, sometimes they don't oul— beings, sometimes they don't come out the. _ beings, sometimes they don't come out the. he— beings, sometimes they don't come out the. he really should nave— come out the. he really should nave learnl— come out the. he really should have learnt from _ come out the. he really should have learnt from his uncle. he's lull— have learnt from his uncle. he's r-uel llle— have learnt from his uncle. he's just like looked— have learnt from his uncle. he's just like looked at— have learnt from his uncle. he's just like looked at that and gone.— just like looked at that and gone. you— just like looked at that and gone, you know— just like looked at that and gone, you know what? i don't wanl— gone, you know what? i don't wanl an— gone, you know what? i don't wanl an expen— gone, you know what? i don't want an expert in— gone, you know what? i don't want an expert in questioning people— want an expert in questioning people lo— want an expert in questioning people to question me for hours on enl. — people to question me for hours on enl. lug-s— people to question me for hours on end. g t.ri:r. . 37 on end. king's counsel, right? yeah absolutely. the highest trained barristers and this is not even necessary really he's he's like re inflamed a court case that had been settled to

all intents he brought this case. yeah yeah. this is the hacking scandal that happened years and kind of know years ago and we kind of know what mean what happened. we all i mean it's been out into it's all been dragged out into the open effectively isn't it? yeah, he's yeah, absolutely. i mean, he's he's. yeah, absolutely. i mean, he's ne-e. nul— yeah, absolutely. i mean, he's ne-e. nul lne— yeah, absolutely. i mean, he's he's. but the reason- yeah, absolutely. i mean, he's he's. but the reason he- / oily i mean, he's he's. but the reason he says nee— he's. but the reason he says ne-e long— he's. but the reason he says ne-e lolnplle— he's. but the reason he says he's doinglis this- he's. but the reason he says he's doing is this is he's doing it is this is probably— he's doing it is this is probably favourite of his probably my favourite of his many.— probably my favourite of his many-auolee- probably my favourite of his many,-quotes is- probably my favourite of his many, quotes is he's doing many, many quotes is he's doing it many, many quotes is he's doing ll—wanle— many, many quotes is he's doing ll—wanleleawe- it because he wants to save lournallen — it because he wants to save journalism profession which journalism as a profession which is journalism as a profession which le-nonouralle. — journalism as a profession which is honourable. / journalism as a profession which is honourable. “in?" rzi; is very honourable. yeah. he also— is very honourable. yeah. he also salu— is very honourable. yeah. he also said exposing media also said he's exposing media criminality for moral reasons and as a soldier upholding important values. i mean. all right, calm down. that's why i'm on this show for the ditto snap. we know what he did as a soldier the we know what he did as a soldier lne lnl— we know what he did as a soldier lne llrel lne— we know what he did as a soldier the first time around. of course . ne— the first time around. of course . ne wnl— the first time around. of course . ne llnl ol— the first time around. of course . ne llnl ol pol— the first time around. of course , he kind of got a— the first time around. of course , he kind of got a bit of a buzz oul— , he kind of got a bit of a buzz oul ol— , he kind of got a bit of a buzz oul ol ll.— , he kind of got a bit of a buzz out of it. maybe— , he kind of got a bit of a buzz out of it. maybe he— , he kind of got a bit of a buzz out of it. maybe he hopes he coulo— out of it. maybe he hopes he eoull ow— out of it. maybe he hopes he could mow down— out of it. maybe he hopes he could mow down 25 barristers wlln—weapon. i could mow down 25 barristersi with _weapon. he with an automatic weapon. he llllel— with an automatic weapon. he llllel 25— with an automatic weapon. he killed 25 afghan— with an automatic weapon. he killed 25 afghan men and then eonelow—pull somehow, just because he put eorneo—r- some flags in his bio or wlalewen— some flags in his bio or. whatever, - some some flags in his bio or- whatever,-some sort of whatever, he can be some sort of moral— whatever, he can be some sort of moral arlller. — whatever, he can be some sort of moral arbiter. it's— whatever, he can be some sort of moral arbiter. . c r:.r:r:i; moral arbiter. it's like, dude, you just ruined some families in afghanistan. so drill afghanistan. so just to drill lonely— afghanistan. so just to drill briefly-detail,- briefly into the detail, i nawen-l— briefly into the detail, i haven't actually seen a proper lraneenpl— haven't actually seen a proper transcript-mean,- transcript of you. i mean, i lnlnl— transcript of you. i mean, i lnlnl ll— transcript of you. i mean, i lnlnl ll le— transcript of you. i mean, i think it is probably fair to assume -the-he| think it is probably fair to assume -the-he him assume that the case he had him lea—lul—

assume that the case he had him llel—lul r— assume that the case he had him tied—but i haven't. tied up in knots, but i haven't aelually— tied up in knots, but i haven't aelually een— tied up in knots, but i haven't actually seen the— tied up in knots, but i haven't actually seen the line by line. well— actually seen the line by line. well apparenlly— actually seen the line by line. well apparently testimony well apparently the testimony he gave— gave didn't match what was wnllen— gave didn't match what was wnllenlnle— gave didn't match what was written his autobiography, written in his autobiography, wnlen— written in his autobiography, wnlenllool— written in his autobiography, whichitook his— written in his autobiography, which took his autobiography which i took his autobiography as an absolute— which i took his autobiography as an absolute totem of truth. spare— as an absolute totem of truth. spare .— as an absolute totem of truth. spare. r— as an absolute totem of truth. spare. r suppose.— as an absolute totem of truth. spare , i suppose. i— as an absolute totem of truth. spare , i suppose. i don't- as an absolute totem of truth. spare , i suppose. i don't think spare, i suppose. i don't think he didn't write his autobiography. the he didn't write his autobiography . the question is, autobiography. the question is, he autobiography. the question is, ne wrole— autobiography. the question is, ne wrole ne— autobiography. the question is, he wrote his testimony- g the question is, he wrote his testimony . the real he wrote his testimony. the real oueellon— he wrote his testimony. the real pueellon le— he wrote his testimony. the real question is, can— he wrote his testimony. the real question is, can he— he wrote his testimony. the real question is, can he write ? question is, can he write? veal.— question is, can he write? veal. llal-s— question is, can he write? yeah, that's what- question is, can he write? yeah, that's what we- question is, can he write? yeah, that's what we are presumably a bit about him rubbing of ulez or whatever rubbing oil of ulez or whatever it todger what he's it was into his todger what he's thinking that thinking of his mum. that doesn't in court . that doesn't come up in court. that was page four of the testimony that they got. let's move on to the other big story of the day and guardian. leo yeah, so and the guardian. leo yeah, so a slowly— and the guardian. leo yeah, so a ellpnlly noe— and the guardian. leo yeah, so a slightly more serious— rel“r: cueltr: “l?“ leo yeah, so a slightly more serious story. it leale— slightly more serious story. it leads environmental leads with environmental lleaelen— leads with environmental disaster. floods hit ukraine as lan— disaster. floods hit ukraine as lan le— disaster. floods hit ukraine as dam is destroyed— disaster. floods hit ukraine as dam is destroyed , probably by dam is destroyed, probably by lueela— dam is destroyed, probably by russia, possibly— dam is destroyed, probably by russia, possibly ._ dam is destroyed, probably by russia, possibly . we're not russia, possibly. we're not so— russia, possibly. we're not so ll-e— russia, possibly. we're not sure. so it's you- russia, possibly. we're not sure. so it's you know, there's wall— sure. so it's you know, there's wael ol— sure. so it's you know, there's vast areas of ukraine being lloolerl— vast areas of ukraine being flooded, leading to lots of anlnale— flooded, leading to lots of animals dying,— flooded, leading to lots of animals dying, probably some people— animals dying, probably some people ae— animals dying, probably some some people as well, no doubt. wnl— some people as well, no doubt. ana poo— some people as well, no doubt. ana poo oo— some people as well, no doubt. and 300 zoo animals , which is and 300 zoo animals, which is wnlen— and 300 zoo animals, which is wnlen le— and 300 zoo animals, which is wnlen le pal.— and 300 zoo animals, which is which is sad. i— and 300 zoo animals, which is which is sad. i don't know why lnal— which is sad. i don't know why lnal males— which is sad. i don't know why that makes people feel sad. i reel— that makes people feel sad. i leel sal— that makes people feel sad. i feel sad, isn't— that makes people feel sad. i feel sad, isn't it? - that makes people feel sad. i feel sad, isn't it? rollin

that makes people feel sad. i feel sad, isn't it? �*fllrzgt that makes people feel sad. i feel sad, isn't it? volt“ r:rtr feel sad, isn't it? well, we do recognise rarity , don't we? recognise rarity, don't we? although the giraffes- although the giraffes will be all although the giraffes will bej all—lney-re all right. you know, they're harder replace the giraffes harder to replace the giraffes will be. thank you . thank you. will be. thank you. thank you. giraffe thank you. and giraffe sevilla. thank you. and water buffalo, presumably . but water buffalo, presumably. but yeah, i mean, this is outright. lnlo— yeah, i mean, this is outright. we re— yeah, i mean, this is outright. lnle le being— yeah, i mean, this is outright. this is being blamed on russia anl— this is being blamed on russia anl lo— this is being blamed on russia anl lo le— this is being blamed on russia and to be honest,— this is being blamed on russia and to be honest, the benefits to and to be honest, the benefits lo lueela— and to be honest, the benefits to russia aren't— and to be honest, the benefits to russia aren't really there. lne— to russia aren't really there. lne-lo— to russia aren't really there. the-to russia- to russia aren't really there. the-to russia is. to russia aren't really there. the to russia is going to russia aren't really there. th be to russia is going to russia aren't really there. th be harder to russia is going to russia aren't really there. th be harder forrussia is going to russia aren't really there. th be harder for ukraine; going to be harder for ukraine to eroeellne— to be harder for ukraine to cross-the-which. to be harder for ukraine to cross the which has to be harder for ukraine to- crosslthe-which has gone cross at the dam, which has gone nano— cross at the dam, which has gone now. -also further— now. and also further south. pup.— now. and also further south. but,-ukraine- now. and also further south.- but,-ukraine probably but, you know, ukraine probably wanl— but, you know, ukraine probably wanl going— but, you know, ukraine probably wasn't going-that. - but, you know, ukraine probably wasn't going that. it wasn't going to do that. it lloole— wasn't going to do that. it lloole lne— wasn't going to do that. it floods the ukrainian troops that nave— floods the ukrainian troops that nave alrealy— floods the ukrainian troops that have already that— floods the ukrainian troops that have already that are already on lnal— have already that are already on lnal-lanl— have already that are already on lnal-lanl .— have already that are already on that-land . and- have already that are already on that-land . and it- have already that are already on that land . and it denies that spit of land. and it denies the hydroelectric— that spit of land. and it denies the hydroelectric power plant the hydroelectric power plant lne allllly— the hydroelectric power plant the ability to _ the hydroelectric power plant the ability to create electricity - the ability to create electricity for 3 million homes. so electricity for 3 million homes. so lnal-e— electricity for 3 million homes. so lnal-e r— electricity for 3 million homes. so that's i mean,— electricity for 3 million homes. so that's i mean, that's pretty nul— so that's i mean, that's pretty serious. but benefits to serious. but the benefits to ulralne— serious. but the benefits to ukraine-that— serious. but the benefits to ukraine-that it- serious. but the benefits to ukraine that it floods ukraine is that it floods lueelan— ukraine is that it floods lueelan-l ukraine is that it floodsi russian-, which ukraine is that it floods- russian-, which russia's russian defences, which russia's lnweelel— russian defences, which russia's lnweelel all— russian defences, which russia's invested all that— russian defences, which russia's invested all that time, building lneee— invested all that time, building these defences— invested all that time, building these defences ._ invested all that time, building these defences . it's going to be these defences. it's going to be lo— these defences. it's going to be easier to cross— these defences. it's going to be easier to cross upstream . not easier to cross upstream. not lnal— easier to cross upstream. not that ukraine's— easier to cross upstream. not that ukraine's got much capacity for that ukraine's got much capacity rol-ol— that ukraine's got much capacity lor-ol aaualle— that ukraine's got much capacity for of aquatic crossings , for sort of aquatic crossings, lul— for sort of aquatic crossings, lul r— for sort of aquatic crossings, lul r mean— for sort of aquatic crossings, but i mean it— for sort of aquatic crossings, but i mean it will be easier if lney— but i mean it will be easier if lney-anl— but i mean it will be easier if lney-anl aloo- but i mean it will be easier if they-and also the. but i mean it will be easier if they and also the big but i mean it will be easier if they is and also the big but i mean it will be easier if they is cuts.nd also the big but i mean it will be easier if they is cuts off also the big but i mean it will be easier if they is cuts off fresh he big but i mean it will be easier if they is cuts off fresh water thing is it cuts off fresh water to thing is it cuts off fresh water lo-.— thing is it cuts off fresh water lo-. so.— thing is it cuts off fresh water lo-. so. you- thing is it cuts off fresh water to-. so, you know,- thing is it cuts off fresh water to . so, you know, in to crimea. so, you know, in zen.— to crimea. so, you know, in 2014, russia _ to crimea. so, you know, in 2014, russia took crimea , they 2014, russia took crimea, they look— 2014, russia took crimea, they look ll— 2014, russia took crimea, they look ll ae— 2014, russia took crimea, they

took it as their— 2014, russia took crimea, they took it as their own land, told lne— took it as their own land, told lne people.— took it as their own land, told lne people. okay.— took it as their own land, told the people, okay, you're part of us . wnl— the people, okay, you're part of us now . and now— the people, okay, you're part of us now . and now russia has us now. and now russia has apparenlly— us now. and now russia has apparenlly lull— us now. and now russia has apparently just rendered that lana— apparently just rendered that land barren.— apparently just rendered that land barren. and even drinking waler— land barren. and even drinking waler won-l— land barren. and even drinking water won't be— land barren. and even drinking water won't be available. i r— water won't be available. i mean, i think— water won't be available. i mean, i think there is there's at mean, i think there is there's al leael— mean, i think there is there's al leael lwo— mean, i think there is there's at least two points which are when— at least two points which are wnlen are— at least two points which are which are-raising- at least two points which are. which are-raising-in which are worth raising just in aueellone— which are worth raising just in questions-doubt— which are worth raising just in questions doubt . e questions of doubt. it is eerlalnly— questions of doubt. it is certainly established that ukraine destroyed their own ukraine have destroyed their own infrastructure on several occasions this war occasions previously in this war for which, of for tactical gains, which, of course, argue they're course, you can argue they're entitled just entitled to do so. but just in order the doubt. and order to create the doubt. and also is some footage which also there is some footage which suggests had been suggests that it had been starting give way for some starting to give way for some days now. there's stuff like through. yeah, exactly. so it could simply a badly could just simply be a badly made dam. that's i suppose bombs have going people have been going off. people saying that the only way it could destroyed could have been destroyed was from it was mined from within. yeah, it was mined by lueela. — from within. yeah, it was mined by lueela-nean— from within. yeah, it was mined. by russia.-mean-when by russia. so i mean maybe when it by russia. so i mean maybe when ll eollapeel— by russia. so i mean maybe when it collapsed-set— by russia. so i mean maybe when it collapsed-set the- by russia. so i mean maybe when it collapsed set the mines it collapsed that set the mines op. — it collapsed that set the mines oll. -lnow. — it collapsed that set the mines off, -know. but- it collapsed that set the mines off, know. but there off, i don't know. but there were explosions— off, i don't know. but there were explosions heard apparenlly.— were explosions heard apparently, windows apparently, and rattled windows . i apparently, and rattled windows . r lnlnl— apparently, and rattled windows . rlnlnl ll-e— apparently, and rattled windows . i think it's very— apparently, and rattled windows . i think it's very interesting. i . i think it's very interesting. r-llls— . i think it's very interesting. r-lnls wnl— . i think it's very interesting. i-this kind of— . i think it's very interesting. i-this kind of-youl i think this kind of stuff, you do actually sit down and do actually need to sit down and read serious read a few serious correspondents some correspondents who have some sort do know not sort of make us do know not before this show. all before presenting this show. all i'm saying show is of i'm saying is this show is of virtually no use when comes

virtually no use when it comes to serious stories . stick to serious news stories. stick with what we have on with us for what we have on school tittle tattle later school gate tittle tattle later . but this stuff is quite serious. we got in the serious. what have we got in the financial so big financial times? yes. so the big story the financial times? yes. so the big story_the saudis- story here is that the saudis plelpel— story here is that the saudis pledged billions for golf merger to pledged billions for golf merger lo-nll— pledged billions for golf merger lo-nll wlln— pledged billions for golf merger to-rift with us— pledged billions for golf merger to rift with us and european to end rift with us and european loun— to end rift with us and european lour wow— to end rift with us and european low low r— to end rift with us and european tours. now i don't— to end rift with us and european tours. now i don't not tours. now i don't i'm not a poll— tours. now i don't i'm not a poll lan— tours. now i don't i'm not a poll ran lul— tours. now i don't i'm not a golf fan, but i— tours. now i don't i'm not a golf fan, but i understand that tours. now i don't i'm not a golf frpeoplei understand that tours. now i don't i'm not a golf frpeople feelierstand that tours. now i don't i'm not a golf frpeople feel veryind that many people feel very passionately- many people feel very passionately about this. and i am somewhat— passionately about this. and i am somewhat aware that there has been— am somewhat aware that there has been-nanny— am somewhat aware that there has been basically, saudi been this rift. basically, saudi walla— been this rift. basically, saudi arabia investing— arabia investing some of its lllllone— arabia investing some of its lllllone ol— arabia investing some of its billions of the— arabia investing some of its billions of the funds to sort of weal— billions of the funds to sort of leak oul— billions of the funds to sort of leak oul ol— billions of the funds to sort of break out of oil— billions of the funds to sort of break out of oil ultimately, wnlen— break out of oil ultimately, wnlen you-ll— break out of oil ultimately, which you'll have to do going lnlo— which you'll have to do going lnlo epone. — which you'll have to do going into sports. what— which you'll have to do going into sports. what some other people— into sports. what some other people-latel— into sports. what some other people called sportswashing people are called sportswashing . wnl— people are called sportswashing . wnl-ol— people are called sportswashing . and -of-things- people are called sportswashing . and of things they've . and one of the things they've lone— . and one of the things they've lone-lnlo— . and one of the things they've done -this their- . and one of the things they've done this their own done is start this their own eon— done is start this their own eorl ol— done is start this their own sort of their— done is start this their own sort of their own golf tour. and lney-we — sort of their own golf tour. and lney-we -oer— sort of their own golf tour. and they've-over loads- sort of their own golf tour. and they've over loads of not they've bought over loads of not not they've bought over loads of not nol all — they've bought over loads of not nol all lul— they've bought over loads of not not all, but some— they've bought over loads of not not all, but some of the big players— not all, but some of the big players offering— not all, but some of the big players offering them like nllllone— players offering them like millions and— players offering them like millions and millions and all the millions and millions and all lne wnlle— millions and millions and all the while the— millions and millions and all the while the pga tour, which is the while the pga tour, which is the traditional— the while the pga tour, which is the traditional tour— the while the pga tour, which is the traditional tour for lots of the traditional tour for lots of lne olner— the traditional tour for lots of the other golfers,— the traditional tour for lots of the other golfers, were staying elong— the other golfers, were staying elronp anl— the other golfers, were staying strong and saying, no, we're not going— strong and saying, no, we're not eolnpllale— strong and saying, no, we're not eolnpllale lnlo— strong and saying, no, we're not going take this money and going to take this money and wnalnol. — going to take this money andi whatnot. _ seems whatnot. and it kind of seems llle— whatnot. and it kind of seems lne-really— whatnot. and it kind of seems like-really should- whatnot. and it kind of seems like really should have, like they really should have, when— which donald trump called out aloul— which donald trump called out aloul a— which donald trump called out aloul a year— which donald trump called out about a year-said,- which donald trump called out about a year said, take about a year ago and said, take the about a year ago and said, take lne—leeauee- the money now, because ulllnalely— the money now, because ultimately-are - the money now, because ultimately are going ultimately they are going to nerep —llln-ll

ultimately they are going to nerep —llln-l .| ultimately they are going to. merge. _didn't . and merge. and people didn't. and i'm merge. and people didn't. and r-n—leellne- merge. and people didn't. and r-n—leellne a- merge. and people didn't. and i'm—feeling a bit. i'm sure they're feeling a bit ellly— i'm sure they're feeling a bit ally-alan- i'm sure they're feeling a bit silly again, donald i'm sure they're feeling a bit silly calls again, donald i'm sure they're feeling a bit silly calls it again, donald i'm sure they're feeling a bit silly calls it correctlylonald i'm sure they're feeling a bit silly calls it correctly , nald i'm sure they're feeling a bit silly calls it correctly , youi trump calls it correctly, you know.— trump calls it correctly, you know. lul— trump calls it correctly, you know. lul ol— trump calls it correctly, you know, but of course, this is his lnlo— know, but of course, this is his lnlo-lemon.— know, but of course, this is his this-territory, isn't- know, but of course, this is his this territory, isn't it? this is his territory, isn't it? nes— this is his territory, isn't it? nee-gall— this is his territory, isn't it? he's-golf course- this is his territory, isn't it? he's-golf course of. this is his territory, isn't it? . he's-golf course of which he's got a golf course of which the pga withdrew from after 2000, the insurrection, 2000, after the insurrection, insurrection, using the pga terminology. but after the party at the capitol and the picnic, the january 6th all nighter, the gate , let's call it what it is, gate, let's call it what it is, a guided tour , the guided tour. a guided tour, the guided tour. the horn headed trump, the horn headed insurrection , but also headed insurrection, but also the pga. i mean, this isn't like necessarily you can point it at him, he invested quite a lot him, but he invested quite a lot of money in scottish golf of money in a scottish golf course, seen the course, which has not seen the open number years, course, which has not seen the open i number years, course, which has not seen the open i think mber years, course, which has not seen the open ithink itber years, course, which has not seen the open i think it was years, course, which has not seen the open i think it was intended. which i think it was intended. do he opened do you remember that he opened that there? yeah. and that one up there? yeah. and i mean that, you he's not mean that, you know, he's not guaranteed but i think guaranteed that. but i think trump invested guaranteed that. but i think trlthis. invested guaranteed that. but i think trlthis. just invested guaranteed that. but i think trlthis. just himivested in this. it's not just him shooting off this shooting his mouth off this feels like his main sort of revenue. he gave. he talked aloul— revenue. he gave. he talked about-news. - revenue. he gave. he talked about-news. hey,| revenue. he gave. he talked about news. hey, we revenue. he gave. he talked aboa news. hey, we revenue. he gave. he talked aboa little news. hey, we revenue. he gave. he talked aboa little mention;. hey, we revenue. he gave. he talked aboa little mention in hey, we revenue. he gave. he talked aboa little mention in here. we get a little mention in here. so yeah, but for golf players, i unlerelanl— so yeah, but for golf players, i understand this— so yeah, but for golf players, i understand this is— so yeah, but for golf players, i understand this is quite monumental. “ understand this is quite monumental. - ct understand this is quite- monumental. i mean, i will say this oil money seems to be like,

you know, the qatar world cup was an obvious example, but also like newcastle is being bought now by middle eastern money, which will present the major threat man city, which is threat to man city, which is middle eastern oil money, which presented threat to presented the main threat to chelsea, which is russian , you chelsea, which is russian, you know, gas money. i mean, the whole of sport now just basically seems to be a series of ridiculous masks worn over basically seems to be a series of rid capital. masks worn over basically seems to be a series of ridcapital. butks worn over basically seems to be a series of ridcapital. but i'm'orn over basically seems to be a series of ridcapital. but i'm not over basically seems to be a series of ridcapital. but i'm not sure huge capital. but i'm not sure the pga are like squeaky clean. they're not like some kind of old mom pop no sports old mom and pop shop. no sports party exactly iwill party is at all. exactly i will say any golf party is at all. exactly i willi say-any golf-quick, say to any golf people quick, sorry.— say to any golf people quick, sorry—lull- say to any golf people quick, sorry—lull lon-li sorry, is if you are just don't get— sorry, is if you are just don't eellln— sorry, is if you are just don't eellln lne— sorry, is if you are just don't getlin the dunes- sorry, is if you are just don't get in the dunes you will be get it in the dunes you will be eluel— get it in the dunes you will be eluel lnere— get it in the dunes you will be stuck there for— get it in the dunes you will be stuck there for a _ get it in the dunes you will be stuck there for a while. llere-a— stuck there for a while. there's jokes _ stuck there for a while. there's jokes about- stuck there for a while. there's jokes about an albatross. if you've got one. i'd rather i'd rather this i'd rather i'dyrather this oil i'd rather i'd rather this oil money— i'd rather i'd rather this oil noney wenl— i'd rather i'd rather this oil money went into golf than went lnlo— money went into golf than went lnlo eponeonne— money went into golf than went into sponsoring the wahhabist lleoloey— into sponsoring the wahhabist lleolopy anl— into sponsoring the wahhabist ideology and terrorism around. it's ideology and terrorism around. we nal— ideology and terrorism around. we nol an— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either or— ideology and terrorism around. it's not an either or and- it's not an either or and they've got a bit left over anyway daily star to finish off this round. so they lead with a surprisingly serious story for the daily star, considering there's actual apparent evidence of ufos, which normally we've

got evidence of ufos in the front cover of the daily star when there isn't any evidence. but but yeah, police have failed to but but yeah, police have failed lo solve— but but yeah, police have failed lo solve a— but but yeah, police have failed to solve a single— but but yeah, police have failed to solve a single burglary in nearly— to solve a single burglary in neararealy-- to solve a single burglary in. nearly-arealengland nearly half of areas in england anl— nearly half of areas in england anl-lne— nearly half of areas in england anl-lne pael- nearly half of areas in england and the past three and wales for the past three years.— and wales for the past three years-ille— and wales for the past three years. the revelation years. so the revelation pronplel— years. so the revelation prompted fears that such olleneee— prompted fears that such olleneee-.- prompted fears that such offences-, in- prompted fears that such offences , in effect been offences have, in effect been decriminalised _ offences have, in effect been decriminalised in parts of the eounlry— decriminalised in parts of the eounlry .— decriminalised in parts of the eounlry . so— decriminalised in parts of the country . so analysis by the country. so analysis by the meal— country. so analysis by the liberal liberal— country. so analysis by the liberal liberal democrats showed that liberal liberal democrats showed lnal nearly— liberal liberal democrats showed that nearly 80%_ liberal liberal democrats showed that nearly 80% of— liberal liberal democrats showed that nearly 80% of all burglary burglary— that nearly 80% of all burglary burglary eaeee— that nearly 80% of all burglary burglary cases went unresolved anl— burglary cases went unresolved anl only— burglary cases went unresolved anl only go.— burglary cases went unresolved and only 6% resulted in a euepeel— and only 6% resulted in a suspect being— and only 6% resulted in a suspect being charged. that's the suspect being charged. that's lne llberal— suspect being charged. that's the liberal democrats . so suspect being charged. l t so that's the liberal democrats. so that's previous analysis. _ the liberal democrats. so that's previous analysis. well, it's interesting because that's not normally their kind of area of interest. they kind of hacking. it's attacking. _ interest. they kind of hacking. it's attacking. i— interest. they kind of hacking. it's attacking. i know.- “rt;trt;lert they kind of hacking. it's attacking. i know. but i mean, they're quite kind of soft burglars. that's not the big deal burglars. that's not the big deal. it's the crime. it my front door is open anyway. come on in, guys. exactly what are we going to see? well, i'll tell you who i think to credit for you who i think is to credit for this china, because you who i think is to credit for thi producing china, because you who i think is to credit for thi producing such na, because by producing such extraordinarily cheap consumer goods, it's virtually impossible to down the pub to fence a tv down the pub either . burglaries are down to fence a tv down the pub either. burglaries are down big. yeah exactly. yeah, that's right. you can't have it away in

your has been 34% drop in burglaries since december 2019. i'm imagining part of that was cowb— i'm imagining part of that was covrb. r— i'm imagining part of that was covm. i imagine— i'm imagining part of that was covid. i imagine hard covid. i imagine it was hard belng— covid. i imagine it was hard- being—lockdown. being a burglar during lockdown. wean— being a burglar during lockdown. wean bul— being a burglar during lockdown. wean bul aloo— being a burglar during lockdown. yeah but also they've reclassified- yeah but also they've reclassified a lot of burglaries anl— reclassified a lot of burglaries and outbuildings— reclassified a lot of burglaries and outbuildings as. t.” and outbuildings as. as criminal damage. — and outbuildings as. as criminal damage. yes that's interesting there. i think there are 4 or 4 lnal— there. i think there are 4 or 4 crimes that added— “rt;trt; i think there are 4 or 4 crimes that added with trespass beoe— crimes that added with trespass become burglary.— crimes that added with trespass become burglary. yeah, those are no ennlnal— become burglary. yeah, those are no criminal damage is definitely lnell— no criminal damage is definitely lnell le— no criminal damage is definitely one. theft is obviously one. i lnlnl— one. theft is obviously one. i lnlnl rape— one. theft is obviously one. i lnlnl rape le— one. theft is obviously one. i think rape is one— one. theft is obviously one. i think rape is one and sexual aeeaull— think rape is one and sexual aeeaull .— think rape is one and sexual assault . what's— think rape is one and sexual assault . what's the other one? assault. what's the other one? lnere-e— assault. what's the other one? lnere-e a— assault. what's the other one? there's a there's— assault. what's the other one? there's a there's a— assault. what's the other one? there's a there's a weird one. lne— there's a there's a weird one. lne burglary— there's a there's a weird one. lne burglary le— there's a there's a weird one. the burglary is basically lreepaee— the burglary is basically trespass plus— the burglary is basically trespass plus plus degree. right wean. — trespass plus plus degree. right wean. wo— trespass plus plus degree. right yeah. no, three— trespass plus plus degree. right yeah. no, three out of four aln-l— yeah. no, three out of four aln-l bal. — yeah. no, three out of four ain't bad. that's- yeah. no, three out of four ain't bad. that's not bad. 30 years— ain't bad. that's not bad. 30 yeare ago.— ain't bad. that's not bad. 30 years ago, there— ain't bad. that's not bad. 30 years ago, there was one. it r— years ago, there was one. it r lnlnl— years ago, there was one. it was. i think it— years ago, there was one. it was. i think it was rv collins anl— was. i think it was rv collins anl lne— was. i think it was rv collins anl lne nan— was. i think it was rv collins and the man scaled a ladder to ellnblng— and the man scaled a ladder to climbing through— and the man scaled a ladder to climbing through a bedroom wlnlow— climbing through a bedroom window. and.— climbing through a bedroom window. and. and the question reeled— window. and. and the question reelel on— window. and. and the question rested on whether— window. and. and the question rested on whether or not he had roeeel— rested on whether or not he had roeeel lne— rested on whether or not he had crossed the threshold before he nal— crossed the threshold before he nal belore— crossed the threshold before he had before he— crossed the threshold before he had before he had been thought he had before he had been thought ne wae— had before he had been thought ne belng— had before he had been thought he was being welcomed in which obwouely— he was being welcomed in which obviously rested— he was being welcomed in which obviously rested on— he was being welcomed in which obviously rested on which part of obviously rested on which part ol ble— obviously rested on which part of his anatomy— obviously rested on which part of his anatomy would have been the of his anatomy would have been lne llrel— of his anatomy would have been lne llrel lo— of his anatomy would have been the first to cross— of his anatomy would have been

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listening to gb news radio . and listening to gb news radio. and welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans, the overgrown josh howie and the trimmed down leo kearse that's purely a beard reference, obviously , and reference, obviously, and nothing all body all over. the defendant was charged- “r; the defendant was charged with burglary— defendant was charged with burglary .— defendant was charged with burglary . ne— defendant was charged with burglary . he had climbed burglary. he had climbed a laller— burglary. he had climbed a laller lo— burglary. he had climbed a ladder to an— burglary. he had climbed a ladder to an open window where a young— ladder to an open window where a young woman— ladder to an open window where a young wae— ladder to an open window where a young woman was sleeping naked on—you— young woman was sleeping naked on—you wanl- young woman was sleeping naked on—you wanl lo- young woman was sleeping naked on _you want to read. on her bed. if you want to read lne—eon.- on her bed. if you want to read lne—elory. you- on her bed. if you want to read the—story, you looki the rest of the story, you look up- — the rest of the story, you look up. lcolllne.— the rest of the story, you look up..collins, 1973.- the rest of the story, you look up. collins, 1973. but no, up. rv collins, 1973. but no, r— up. rv collins, 1973. but no, r r-uel— up. rv collins, 1973. but no, no. i just want— up. rv collins, 1973. but no, no. i just want to- up. rv collins, 1973. but no, no. i just want to know that i golng— no. i just want to know that i golng nal— no. i just want to know that i was going mad anyway, we'll was going mad anyway, so we'll wel— was going mad anyway, so we'll blob oll— was going mad anyway, so we'll blob oll parl— was going mad anyway, so we'll kick off part two— was going mad anyway, so we'll kick off part two with the daily wall— kick off part two with the daily wall. roen— kick off part two with the daily mail. josh and— kick off part two with the daily mail. josh and news that the cnlneee— mail. josh and news that the cnlneee are— mail. josh and news that the chinese are running police elallone— chinese are running police elallone ln—

chinese are running police stations in croydon and glasgow, wnlen— stations in croydon and glasgow, wnlen ll— stations in croydon and glasgow, wnlen ll nae— stations in croydon and glasgow, which it has to— stations in croydon and glasgow, which it has to be— stations in croydon and glasgow, which it has to be said , is more which it has to be said, is more lnan— which it has to be said, is more lnan we— which it has to be said, is more lnan we appear— which it has to be said, is more than we appear to— which it has to be said, is more than we appear to be very good, wee. — than we appear to be very good, wee. securlly— than we appear to be very good, yes. security minister- than we appear to be very good, yes. t . tar .lr�*l t“ yes. security minister tom tugendhat warns china that operating sinister police stations in the uk is unacceptable , which is very unacceptable, which is very strong of him taking a stand there should china, you'll pay for this police stations on our sovereign soil. so this. yes croydon , glasgow and hendon. croydon, glasgow and hendon. there's also talk of one being in belfast and they're saying that the supposedly now china's closed them down and they're supposedly there to kind of help chinese citizens like a consulate . yeah kind of like a consulate. yeah kind of like a thing you know because in croydon there's a lot of stuff going on with chinese people in croydon. is there . no, no. and croydon. is there. no, no. and but actually, the critics are saying that they're really to intimidate people to and house the staff. so they would call in a cnlneee— the staff. so they would call in a chinese citizen— the staff. so they would call in a chinese citizen and- so they would call in a chinese citizen and let him know— a chinese citizen and let him know lnal— a chinese citizen and let him know that they're keeping an eye on nln — know that they're keeping an eye on nln anl— know that they're keeping an eye on nln anl ne— know that they're keeping an eye on him and he shouldn't, you know.— on him and he shouldn't, you know, essentially— on him and he shouldn't, you know, essentially yes or no. anu—

know, essentially yes or no. and eo— know, essentially yes or no. and so anu— know, essentially yes or no. and so and because- know, essentially yes or no. and so and because china and this this has been pointed out constantly criticising other countries for interfering with its affairs and its citizens. these are british citizens. absolutely but they don't i don't the argument is, do do the chinese authorities see them as british citizens as opposed to still being chinese? so they are i mean, i suppose it doesn't matter anyway. it's immoral and it's matter anyway. it's immoral and ll-e—are— matter anyway. it's immoral and ll-e—are-peoplel matter anyway. it's immoral and it'sihave-are-peoplel ely it's immoral and it's have takenire people e“«r it's immoral and it's have taken up people e“«r it's immoral and it's have taken up british ople who have taken up british elllzenenlp— who have taken up british citizenship recently ? they're citizenship recently? they're nol— citizenship recently? they're nol ble— citizenship recently? they're not like second— citizenship recently? they're not like second or third generallon— not like second or third generation chinese immigrants. they— generation chinese immigrants. t hev-- — generation chinese immigrants. lneyl r— generation chinese immigrants. they-. i assume- generation chinese immigrants. they-. i assume it's- generation chinese immigrants. they . they are. i assume it's a selection of people, but have i mean, in china still, it's all kinds of people like that. but i mean, quite often, you- mean, quite often, you know, eeol— mean, quite often, you know, second or third— mean, quite often, you know, second or third generation cnlneee— second or third generation chinese people be very chinese people will be very enlleal— chinese people will be very critical- because i critical of china because lney-ll— critical of china because they'll have _ critical of china because they'll have heard of it from lnelr— they'll have heard of it from lnelr lron — they'll have heard of it from their from their— they'll have heard of it from their from their parents or granlparenle— their from their parents or grandparents even grandparents who probably even bellewe— grandparents who probably even bellewe ll— grandparents who probably even believe it exists. _ grandparents who probably even believe it exists. ' “r: t believe it exists. and like i usel— believe it exists. and like i used to at that age. but i mean, i've used to at that age. but i mean, he lye— used to at that age. but i mean, i've seen i've seen— used to at that age. but i mean, i've seen i've seen videos- : 3 but i mean, i've seen i've seen videos of it. i've seen i've seen videos of l. lnere-e— i've seen i've seen videos of l. lnere-e a— i've seen i've seen videos of it. there's a chinese guy walllng— it. there's a chinese guy walking around like rant about the walking around like rant about lne weel— walking around like rant about lne weel lnl— walking around like rant about the west end in— walking around like rant about the west end in london and being lollowel— the west end in london and being lollowel by— the west end in london and being lollowel by by— the west end in london and being followed by by these other cnlneee— followed by by these other chinese people. and he's just nee—lo- chinese people. and he's just. he's—to everybody he's shouting out to everybody aounl— he's shouting out to everybody aounl nln — he's shouting out to everybody around him saying, help, i'm

belng— around him saying, help, i'm being followed— around him saying, help, i'm being followed by the chinese eerel— being followed by the chinese eeel-— being followed by the chinese secret . somebody help me. secret police. somebody help me. lbwlouely— secret police. somebody help me. ebwouely. ble— secret police. somebody help me. obviously, it's britain. so noboly— obviously, it's britain. so. noboly—nln. obviously, it's britain. so- nobody_him. nobody nobody nobody helped him. nobody nelpel— nobody nobody helped him. nobody nelpel-nul— nobody nobody helped him. nobody helped-but-were- nobody nobody helped him. nobody helped-but-were somei helped him. but there were some loud yeah yeah. loud tutting. yeah yeah, yeah. that's you queue. that that's not how you queue. that is the thing about. i mean, to be loneso— is the thing about. i mean, to be honest, surveillance is so endemic in china now that they probably don't regard this as particularly. they probably think we don't do think it's odd that we don't do it. mean, it's but so kwasi it. i mean, it's so but so kwasi yes, . it's yes, absolutely. it's disgraceful. but it is absolutely their system of government. i mean, they would be yeah, be nothing without it. yeah, there a tradition there has been a long tradition in the uk. we used to use god. people they were being people thought they were being watched people thought they were being watche(yourself and then, you behave yourself and then, you know, god died away. and there were cctv occasionally at the gas and but gas station and so on. but broadly speaking, gas station and so on. but broadly speaking , people broadly speaking, people are just expected behave just expected to behave themselves. but they do not accept china . yeah, accept that in china. yeah, people hours, 40. no one people look 24 hours, 40. no one can see us. so we can see- can see us. so we can see wnalewer— can see us. so we can see wnalewer you— can see us. so we can see whatever you willingly surveilled_ whatever you willingly surveilled . - whatever you willingly surveilled . �*tfll�*rt; whatever you willingly surveilled . �*ell�*rt; etrt; whatever you willingly- surveilled . we are the brave whatever you willingly— surveilled . we are the brave new surveilled. we are the brave new world participants . following on world participants. following on from my snide comments about china, leo the telegraph has more on the uk actually are behaving like the chinese. so

oliver dowden latest t so oliver dowden latest secret unit to oliver dowden latest secret unit lo-oul— oliver dowden latest secret unit to-out lockdown - oliver dowden latest secret unit to out lockdown dissent to stamp out lockdown dissent lunng— to stamp out lockdown dissent lurlng lne— to stamp out lockdown dissent during the pandemic. so he was eullure— during the pandemic. so he was culture secretary— during the pandemic. so he was culture secretary at the time. he culture secretary at the time. be llreelel— culture secretary at the time. he directed the— culture secretary at the time. he directed the counter disinformation unit to start laelllng— disinformation unit to start tackling cowo— disinformation unit to start tackling covid disinformation . tackling covid disinformation. an clu — tackling covid disinformation. an clu leu— tackling covid disinformation. an cru tcd yeah,— tackling covid disinformation. l: tr: “411? t“ glib?" they love an ctu tcd yeah, yeah. they love acronyms an ctu tcd yeah, yeah. they love aronye ln— an ctu tcd yeah, yeah. they love acronyms in march— an ctu tcd yeah, yeah. they love acronyms in march 2020.- . t“ l: tr: “411? t“ glib?" they love acronyms in march 2020. so i mean , we talk— acronyms in march 2020. so i mean , we talk about straight mean, we talk about straight away.— mean, we talk about straight away. we— mean, we talk about straight away. we lall— mean, we talk about straight away, we talk about surveillance anl— away, we talk about surveillance anl we— away, we talk about surveillance anl we lall— away, we talk about surveillance and we talk about— away, we talk about surveillance and we talk about i mean allnougn— and we talk about i mean allnougn we— and we talk about i mean although we don't have well, away— although we don't have well, aelually we— although we don't have well, actually we probably do have people— actually we probably do have people following around polllleal— people following around political dissidents. i mean lne— political dissidents. i mean we re— political dissidents. i mean this is this— political dissidents. i mean this is this is— political dissidents. i mean this is this is certainly the lung— this is this is certainly the lnlng .— this is this is certainly the lnlng . r— this is this is certainly the thing . i mean,- this is this is certainly the thing . i mean, things that are thing. i mean, things that are ble— thing. i mean, things that are llle bollee— thing. i mean, things that are like bodies that— thing. i mean, things that are like bodies that are set up to lear— like bodies that are set up to leal wlln— like bodies that are set up to deal with misinform nation or disinformation.— deal with misinform nation or disinformation. yeah, it's i ble— disinformation. yeah, it's i be a— disinformation. yeah, it's i mean, it's a hair's breadth. rl-e— mean, it's a hair's breadth. we a— mean, it's a hair's breadth. we a weel— mean, it's a hair's breadth. it's a week of— mean, it's a hair's breadth. it's a week of mission drift belore— it's a week of mission drift belore all— it's a week of mission drift before all of— it's a week of mission drift before all of a— it's a week of mission drift before all of a sudden you're ellenelng— before all of a sudden you're silencing fact— before all of a sudden you're silencing fact . _ before all of a sudden you're silencing fact . t t“ gig silencing fact. it's a highly recursive system, isn't it, where they themselves start issuing misinformation and disinformation because they themselves are not being properly checked and they assume a of infallible motty a degree of infallible motty a papal level. yeah, but also it's interesting. this happened in march mean, was

march 2020. i mean, that was that lockdown was only just beginning . and already it wasn't beginning. and already it wasn't like six months, they like after six months, they began hmm, not all of began to think, hmm, not all of our messaging is being met with approval . it's like they approval. it's like they imported the whole system from china went, china wholesale. they went, we're locked down. what else we're locked down. and what else are doing ? you know, it's are china doing? you know, it's like know ? yeah. like everything, you know? yeah. no, it's terrifying because is lnere— no, it's terrifying because is lnere wnal— no, it's terrifying because is there what they— no, it's terrifying because is there what they say is disinformation then turned out to.information_ disinformation then turned out to.information .— disinformation then turned out to information . yeah. yeah. to be information. yeah. yeah. wnl— to be information. yeah. yeah. wnl-lne— to be information. yeah. yeah. and-the stuff- to be information. yeah. yeah. and the stuff about the and that's the stuff about the neel — and that's the stuff about the neel lo — and that's the stuff about the need to vaccinate— and that's the stuff about the need to vaccinate children . need to vaccinate children. lolally— need to vaccinate children. totally unnecessary and actually erealel— totally unnecessary and actually erealel none— totally unnecessary and actually created more danger than created more of a danger than the created more of a danger than lne one— created more of a danger than lne r— created more of a danger than the one i hate. _ created more of a danger than the one i hate. the what was the name of that medicine? the one that joe rogan took and a few ivermectin ivermectin, which would it did or maybe it would maybe it did or maybe it didn't or whatever, didn't help or whatever, but they branding if it they were branding it as if it was a horse, like was only was a horse, like it was only for deworming yeah, for deworming horses. yeah, it has saved millions of human lives. like one of the most lives. it's like one of the most valuable falling off. the economist did a “g the economist did a report on “rig the economist did a report on this anl— economist did a report on this anl-eave— economist did a report on this and-save human- economist did a report on this and save human lives. it and it did save human lives. it did and it did save human lives. it all eae— and it did save human lives. it did save humans.— and it did save human lives. it did save humans. it covid covid. but did save humans. it covid covid. bul wnen— did save humans. it covid covid. bul wnen lney— did save humans. it covid covid. but when they had— did save humans. it covid covid. but when they had worms. yes. so it but when they had worms. yes. so ll nay— but when they had worms. yes. so ll nay nol— but when they had worms. yes. so ll nay nol nave— but when they had worms. yes. so it may not have been helpful. sawe— it may not have been helpful. save people-e— it may not have been helpful. save people's lives. but yeah, it save people's lives. but yeah, ll wae— save people's lives. but yeah, ll gelllng— save people's lives. but yeah, it was getting rid—

save people's lives. but yeah, it was getting rid of the thing. it it was getting rid of the thing. rl nay— it was getting rid of the thing. rl nay ll— it was getting rid of the thing. u may ll nay— it was getting rid of the thing. it may it may well have it may it may very well have r-uel—a- it may it may very well have- r-uel—a plaeebo just been what was it, a placebo or-or-ll-e- just been what was it, a placebo or-or-ll-e nol- or whatever or but it's not narnlul — or whatever or but it's not- harmful. _ presenting or whatever or but it's not- harmful. _presenting it harmful. they were presenting it as if people were going the as if people were going to the vets and drinking that vets and drinking something that was mean, they was do you want i mean, they were like trying to do the thing like they ketamine where were like trying to do the thing like �*go, ketamine where were like trying to do the thing like �*go, a;etamine where were like trying to do the thing like �*go, a horse ne where they go, oh, it's a horse tranquilliser. yeah, it's actually a perfectly nice no, i'm going to anyway. i'm not going to anyway. guardian poor old guardian now. josh and poor old sue gray has only got a few months left to finish her gardening indeed sue gray gardening leave. indeed sue gray cleared up labourjob cleared to take up labour job this autumn. this is after the reporl— this autumn. this is after the repon lnal— this autumn. this is after the report that basically- t“t“ this is after the report that basically said after all-blg— report that basically said after all-blg noo— report that basically said after all-big hoo ha— report that basically said after all-big hoo ha of- all this big hoo ha of eoneplraey— all this big hoo ha of conspiracy and whatnot , that conspiracy and whatnot, that eeeenllally— conspiracy and whatnot, that essentially that _ conspiracy and whatnot, that essentially that she had left ner— essentially that she had left berg-ob— essentially that she had left heriob or— essentially that she had left herjob or she— essentially that she had left her job or she wasn't working on lne— her job or she wasn't working on we repon— her job or she wasn't working on we repon al— her job or she wasn't working on this report at all.— her job or she wasn't working on this report at all. when, when, wnen— this report at all. when, when, wnen berr— this report at all. when, when, when keir starmer approached her and when keir starmer approached her anl-nolnlng— when keir starmer approached her anl-nolnlngllo- when keir starmer approached her and nothing do with and she was nothing to do with 50 and she was nothing to do with bo—waen-l- and she was nothing to do with 50_wasn't her. . and she was nothing to do with. 50 _wasn't her. no, 50 shades, that wasn't her. no, no, 50 shades, that wasn't her. no, nolblng— 50 shades, that wasn't her. no, no, nothing different. so no, nothing different. and so they could because she's they they could because she's a senior official, not official within the government, but worked quite high worked for them quite a high role. they could have like said you—lor— role. they could have like said you-forlmonths. you can't start for 18 months bul— you can't start for 18 months bul-lney-we- you can't start for 18 months but-they've said- you can't start for 18 months but they've said you but actually they've said you can _months, - but actually they've said youi can—months, which but actually they've said you ca going months, which but actually they've said you ca going to months, which but actually they've said you ca going to give �*nonths, which but actually they've said you cagoing to give herths, which but actually they've said you cagoing to give her timevhich but actually they've said you cagoing to give her time to ch is going to give her time to embel— is going to give her time to embed herself— is going to give her time to embed herself within labour is going to give her time to embe beforetlf within labour is going to give her time to embe before the lithin labour is going to give her time to embe before the next labour is going to give her time to embe before the next election)ur party before the next election in party before the next election ln ln— party before the next election ln ln lerne— party before the next election in in terms getting them in in terms of getting them ready— in in terms of getting them realy ll— in in terms of getting them realy ll anl— in in terms of getting them ready if and when they win.

well— ready if and when they win. well ll— ready if and when they win. well, if you're _ ready if and when they win. well, if you're going to be a ener— well, if you're going to be a enlel ol— well, if you're going to be a chief of staff,— well, if you're going to be a chief of staff, got to chief of staff, you've got to nave — r - chief of staff, you've got to have—i mean,i chief of staff, you've got to. have—i mean, we have that time. i mean, we shouldn't them shouldn't deny them that. i personally don't feel that this is the scandal. some people tried to be she tried to cook it up to be she didn't really land a punch on johnson. the her johnson. that was the thing. her report when it came pretty report when it came was pretty kwasi for it. he's gone as a reeull— kwasi for it. he's gone as a reeull ol— kwasi for it. he's gone as a reeull ol p,— kwasi for it. he's gone as a result of it, not— t he's gone as a result of it, not result of result of it, not a result of lne— result of it, not a result of lne reporl. — result of it, not a result of the report. .went- result of it, not a result of the report. t result of it, not a result of- the report. .went because of the report. he went because of pincher. report had pincher. if her report had finished i think then finished him off, i think then the set him up. it the optics set him up. it definitely set him - definitely set him up. and i lnlnl— definitely set him up. and i lnlnl lne— definitely set him up. and i think this is— definitely set him up. and i think this is the— definitely set him up. and i think this is the reason, this lne— think this is the reason, this lne-lne— think this is the reason, this the-this gets- think this is the reason, this the this gets much the reason this gets so much allenllon— the reason this gets so much attention-that— the reason this gets so much attention that it's attention is that it's emblematic of this march attention is that it's— emblematic of this march through the institutions— emblematic of this march through the institutions where most of the institutions where most of lne clwl— the institutions where most of the civil service,— the institutions where most of the civil service, most the publle— the civil service, most the public sector— the civil service, most the public sector are are labour is ln— public sector are are labour is ln lne— public sector are are labour is one in the same.— public sector are are labour is one in the same. and you can see it one in the same. and you can see ll ble— one in the same. and you can see ll llle llreelly— one in the same. and you can see it like directly represented bere— it like directly represented nere wnere— it like directly represented here where a _ it like directly represented here where a civil servant allaele— here where a civil servant attacks. johnson and then takes lalee— attacks. johnson and then takes lalee a— attacks. johnson and then takes lalee a job— attacks. johnson and then takes takes a job with,— attacks. johnson and then takes takes a job with, with levered to takes a job with, with levered lo lne— takes a job with, with levered lo lne lab— takes a job with, with levered to the cab rank— takes a job with, with levered to the cab rank principle . to the cab rank principle. she gwen— to the cab rank principle. she glwen lne— to the cab rank principle. she was given the job— to the cab rank principle. she was given the job by- to the cab rank principle. she was given the job by johnson but then know to investigate it then you know to investigate it just waltzes into a job just waltzes straight into a job with with labour there's been never been any claims . the never been any claims. the report that she did was inaccurate or biased. oh, but yeah, i'm cleaning it right now. it's fine. she wouldn't want

that would be she. yeah. that would that would be she. yeah. that woull lo— that would be she. yeah. that would lo .— that would be she. yeah. that woull lo . be— that would be she. yeah. that would to , be to— i yeah. that would to , be to bourgeois but would to, be to bourgeois but bul— would to, be to bourgeois but bul yean— would to, be to bourgeois but bul yean r— would to, be to bourgeois but but yeah i mean— would to, be to bourgeois but but yeah i mean this, this is wnal— but yeah i mean this, this is wnal wae— but yeah i mean this, this is what was the _ but yeah i mean this, this is what was the point i was going to what was the point i was going lo nale. — what was the point i was going lo nale. wou— what was the point i was going to make. you were— what was the point i was going to make. you were just saying ene-e— to make. you were just saying she's emblematic— to make. you were just saying she's emblematic of a of a kind of she's emblematic of a of a kind ol an— she's emblematic of a of a kind of an overrepresentation of left leanlng— of an overrepresentation of left leanlng people— of an overrepresentation of left leaning people in— of an overrepresentation of left leaning people in the civil sewlee.— leaning people in the civil sewlee. eo— leaning people in the civil service. so when political panlee— service. so when political panlee gel— service. so when political panlee gel-lryl service. so when political parties get try and parties get in, they try and reorrnl— parties get in, they try and reorrnl lne— parties get in, they try and reform the state in their image. some— reform the state in their image.- sonneeorneow—n some of the tories have somehow lallel— some of the tories have somehow lallel-ln— some of the tories have somehow lallel-ln re— some of the tories have somehow failed-in 13 years— some of the tories have somehow failed-in 13 years in- failed to do in 13 years in poe— failed to do in 13 years in poe r— failed to do in 13 years in power. i agree— failed to do in 13 years in power. i agree with what power. i agree with you. what loee— power. i agree with you. what loee-nawe— power. i agree with you. whati does-have-done power. i agree with you. what. does-have-done it does labour have already done it belore—lnlo- before they've even got into powere — before they've even got into power? to power? tony blair managed to create has not been create a blob that has not been properly dealt by by those properly dealt with by by those are valid points. but i think a lot are valid points. but i think a lollpeople— are valid points. but i think a lot-people tried— are valid points. but i think a lot-people tried to- etrt; ri but i think a lot people tried to kick lot of people tried to kick up a big lot of people tried to kick up a blg—aboul- lot of people tried to kick up a big—about this. lot of people tried to kick up ai big—about this and big hornet's nest about this and it big hornet's nest about this and ll lurnel— big hornet's nest about this and it turned-nothing. - it turned out to be nothing. and lney-re— it turned out to be nothing. and lney-re nol— it turned out to be nothing. and they're not.didn't_ it turned out to be nothing. and they're not didn't out they're not it didn't turn out to they're not it didn't turn outi lo—naller they're not it didn't turn out- lo—naller ol to be i mean, that's a matter of oplnlon. — to be i mean, that's a matter of oplnlon. -a— to be i mean, that's a matter of opinion. _a labour- opinion. so she's a labour supporter. like that's the opinion. . like that's the we supporter. like that's the we nave — have talking of dodgy appointments this appointments and i think this a lol— appointments and i think this one's a lot worse. leo the telegraph have news alf's brother, garner , is brother, tobias garner, is getting a job at labour getting a plum job at labour now, so labour has hired extinction rebellion's former top lawyer. i mean, i don't know if top lawyer. i mean, i don't know ll lnal— top lawyer. i mean, i don't know ll lnal eane— top lawyer. i mean, i don't know if that means they're— if that means they're particularly- if that means they're particularly good. who represented- particularly good. who represented the activists who ebul— represented the activists who enul lown — represented the activists who shut down roads— represented the activists who shut down roads near parliament?

loblae— shut down roads near parliament? loblae earner— shut down roads near parliament? loblae earner .— shut down roads near parliament? tobias garner . strange, he tobias garner. strange, he eounle— tobias garner. strange, he sounds clash— tobias garner. strange, he sounds clash of- tobias garner. strange, he sounds clash of clashes there, len-l— sounds clash of clashes there, len-l ble— sounds clash of clashes there, isn't it? yeah— sounds clash of clashes there, isn't it? yeah he— sounds clash of clashes there, isn't it? yeah he led the tobias earnell— isn't it? yeah he led the tobias earnell lea— isn't it? yeah he led the tobias garnett led the— isn't it? yeah he led the tobias garnett led the environmental group— garnett led the environmental group ln— garnett led the environmental group ln a— garnett led the environmental group in a landmark court case lnal— group in a landmark court case lnal eaw— group in a landmark court case lnal lne— group in a landmark court case that saw the lifting of a ban on its that saw the lifting of a ban on lle proleele— that saw the lifting of a ban on lle proleele ln— that saw the lifting of a ban on its protests in london and enargee— its protests in london and charges against thousands of proleelere— charges against thousands of protesters dropped . so yeah, protesters dropped. so yeah, aelually— protesters dropped. so yeah, aelually le— protesters dropped. so yeah, actually is quite— protesters dropped. so yeah, actually is quite it did do well wean. — actually is quite it did do well wean. wean.— actually is quite it did do well yeah. yeah. against kwasi but lne— yeah. yeah. against kwasi but we re— yeah. yeah. against kwasi but we be w-wee— yeah. yeah. against kwasi but this is we've seen— yeah. yeah. against kwasi but this is we've seen a lot of this reeenlly— this is we've seen a lot of this reeenlly eee— this is we've seen a lot of this recently see so— this is we've seen a lot of this recently see so labour seemed to be lnere— recently see so labour seemed to be there talking— recently see so labour seemed to be there talking to— recently see so labour seemed to be there talking to keir starmer lalle— be there talking to keir starmer lalle lougn— be there talking to keir starmer talks tough tough _ be there talking to keir starmer talks tough tough just talks tough tough on just stop oil talks tough tough on just stop ell really— talks tough tough on just stop ell really lne— talks tough tough on just stop oil really the reality the money anl— oil really the reality the money anl wnal— oil really the reality the money and what people— oil really the reality the money and what people do shows that bele— and what people do shows that ne-e ln— and what people do shows that ne-e ln lne— and what people do shows that he's in the pocket— and what people do shows that he's in the pocket labour in the bowel— he's in the pocket labour in the poelel ol— he's in the pocket labour in the poelel ol ruel— he's in the pocket labour in the pocket of just stop oil extinction _ pocket of just stop oil extinction rebellion no wahaca people— extinction rebellion no wahaca people ae— extinction rebellion no wahaca people ae well — extinction rebellion no wahaca people as well. �*ellt“rt.r extinction rebellion no wahaca people as well. who's who's who are dale, vince dale, vince are the dale, vince dale, vince . no, no agree. you know i unlerelanl— no, no agree. you know i understand people donate money to understand people donate money lo pollllelane— understand people donate money to politicians for— understand people donate money to politicians for they donate it to politicians for they donate ll lor— to politicians for they donate ll lor a— to politicians for they donate it for a reason— to politicians for they donate it for a reason .— to politicians for they donate it for a reason . so dale, vince, it for a reason. so dale, vince, lor— it for a reason. so dale, vince, lor example.— it for a reason. so dale, vince, for example, the— it for a reason. so dale, vince, for example, the founder of leolrlelly— for example, the founder of ecotricity, he's— for example, the founder of ecotricity, he's donated, what, elb— ecotricity, he's donated, what, ell nllllon— ecotricity, he's donated, what, £1.5 million to— ecotricity, he's donated, what, £1.5 million to the labour party anl— £1.5 million to the labour party anl lne— £1.5 million to the labour party and the previous— £1.5 million to the labour party and the previous under the prewoue— and the previous under the previous labour— and the previous under the previous labour government, he got previous labour government, he gol lee— previous labour government, he got £36 million— previous labour government, he got £36 million of— previous labour government, he got £36 million of subsidies. i

wlll— got £36 million of subsidies. i wlll eay— got £36 million of subsidies. i wlll eay lne— got £36 million of subsidies. i will say this about dale vince, lnougn— will say this about dale vince, lnougn ne— will say this about dale vince, though he does— will say this about dale vince, though he does sound properly worllng— though he does sound properly working class,— though he does sound properly working class, unlike tobias, bele— working class, unlike tobias, ne-e nol— working class, unlike tobias, he's not anymore. he's worth brow— he's not anymore. he's worth £107 million. _ he's not anymore. he's worth £107 million. but- he's not anymore. he's worth £107 million. t £107 million. but class is about where you come from, isn't it ? where you come from, isn't it? it's about staying in touch on twitter. yeah, it's about staying in touch on twitter . yeah, but the point is, twitter. yeah, but the point is, the twitter. yeah, but the point is, lne blea— twitter. yeah, but the point is, lne llea le— twitter. yeah, but the point is, the idea is that— twitter. yeah, but the point is, the idea is that what- yeah, but the point is, the idea is that what the story is the idea is that what the story le aboul— the idea is that what the story le aboul anl— the idea is that what the story is about and i'm— the idea is that what the story is about and i'm not defending labour— is about and i'm not defending labour bere— is about and i'm not defending labour here because i'm not i'm genulnely— labour here because i'm not i'm genulnely-lnle— labour here because i'm not i'm genulnely-lnle guy- labour here because i'm not i'm genuinely this guy is genuinely not is this guy is very— genuinely not is this guy is very nlgn— genuinely not is this guy is very high-now- genuinely not is this guy is very high now within labour very high up now within labour polley— very high up now within labour pally-ll.— very high up now within labour polley-ll. lle— very high up now within labour policy-it. it's what- very high up now within labour policy it. it's what it's policy about it. it's what it's going— policy about it. it's what it's golng-long- policy about it. it's what it's going-doing net- policy about it. it's what it's going doing net zero and going to be doing net zero and wbalewen— going to be doing net zero and whatever. and— going to be doing net zero and whatever. and obviously the gueellon— whatever. and obviously the gueellon le— whatever. and obviously the question is to— whatever. and obviously the question is to what level is he would— question is to what level is he would-regarded- question is to what level is he would regarded as being would he be regarded as being lnpanlal— would he be regarded as being lnparllal on— would he be regarded as being impartial on matter be impartial on this matter or be able— impartial on this matter or be ablellool— impartial on this matter or be able-look at— impartial on this matter or be able .look at the - impartial on this matter or be able look at the actual facts able to look at the actual facts or eonlng— able to look at the actual facts or eonlng ln— able to look at the actual facts or coming in with— able to look at the actual facts or coming in with agenda? or coming in with an agenda? i mean-nay— or coming in with an agenda? i mean-nay-be- or coming in with an agenda? i mean,.may-be-a. or coming in with an agenda? i. mean,.may-be-a good mean, he may well be just a good lawyer, would say would lawyer, but i would say i would agree mean, much agree with that. i mean, much more that's an more so than sue gray. that's an extraordinary degree of partisan commitment that he seems to have to extreme , um, anti anti oil. to extreme, um, anti anti oil. it's going to destroy the uk's energy policy, which is already in a pretty ropey state. and we're already way out- t“ and we're already way out ahead of olner— we're already way out ahead of other countries— we're already way out ahead of other countries in— we're already way out ahead of other countries in terms of green— other countries in terms of green energy.— other countries in terms of green energy. so for keir elarner— green energy. so for keir starmer to— green energy. so for keir starmer to we're green energy. so for keir- starmer to _we're going starmer to say, oh, we're going to starmer to say, oh, we're going lo—leelroy- starmer to say, oh, we're going to_destroy north. starmer to say, oh, we're goingi to_destroy north sea to completely destroy north sea oil to completely destroy north sea oll-anl— to completely destroy north sea oil-and anything- to completely destroy north sea oil and anything else, oil and gas and anything else,

lnal-e— that's a competitor to my baller— that's a competitor to my backer, dale— that's a competitor to my backer, dale ,_ that's a competitor to my backer, dale , vince is going to backer, dale, vince is going to leelroy— backer, dale, vince is going to leelroy-ne-e— backer, dale, vince is going to destroy-he's-going. backer, dale, vince is going to destroy-he's-going toi destroy it. he's not going to grant any new licences. yeah, that's you got grant any new licences. yeah, that's .you got i get - that's how you got to get lnrougn. — that's how you got to get through. .last- that's how you got to get- through. .last- before through. one last story before the folks. have the break, folks. we have product josh and the product news now. josh and the guardian apple's guardian want to know if apple's new geek goggles are worth the price car? oh, price of a small car? oh, indeed. is apple's $3,500 vision prol— indeed. is apple's $3,500 vision proe lnal-e— indeed. is apple's $3,500 vision proe lnal-e golng— indeed. is apple's $3,500 vision pro? that's going to— ii is apple's $3,500 vision pro? that's going to be the new big pro? that's going to be the new blg lblng— pro? that's going to be the new big thing. vision— pro? that's going to be the new big thing. vision pro. think of lrnonee— big thing. vision pro. think of lrnonee anl— big thing. vision pro. think of iphones and whatnot. than iphones and whatnot. more than just iphones and whatnot. more than r-uel—loy- iphones and whatnot. more than r-uel—loy lor- iphones and whatnot. more than r-uel—loy lor lnel just now, the tech toy for the non. — just now, the tech toy for the non—eaylngi rich. they're basically saying no .ilnal-e— rich. they're basically saying no .ilnal-e-ll- rich. they're basically saying no ,-that's-it is- rich. they're basically saying no ,-that's-it is .- no, no, that's what it is. beauee— no, no, that's what it is. because the _ no, no, that's what it is. because the difference is when the because the difference is when lne lrnone— because the difference is when the iphone came— because the difference is when the iphone came out, it utterly enangel— the iphone came out, it utterly changed paradigm of mobile changed the paradigm of mobile pnonee— changed the paradigm of mobile pnonee. wnen— changed the paradigm of mobile phones, which before, you phones, which before, like you nal— phones, which before, like you nab—keyboarl- phones, which before, like you. had—keyboard-you had a physical keyboard that you ellelel—lne— had a physical keyboard that you clicked—the when- had a physical keyboard that you clicked the when the clicked onto when the when the bone— clicked onto when the when the bone eonpuler— clicked onto when the when the home computer came out, it beae— home computer came out, it became-lo- home computer came out, it became-to use- home computer came out, it became to use all became an easy to use all eneonpaeelng— became an easy to use all encompassing, all enclosed eyelen— encompassing, all enclosed eyelen .— encompassing, all enclosed eyelen . lne— encompassing, all enclosed system . this here is essentially system. this here is essentially anolner— system. this here is essentially another virtual— system. this here is essentially another virtual reality set, a very— another virtual reality set, a very handsome— another virtual reality set, a very handsome one. very well. it nae— very handsome one. very well. it nae lne— very handsome one. very well. it has the augmented— very handsome one. very well. it has the augmented reality opllon— has the augmented reality option, which— has the augmented reality option, which i— has the augmented reality option, which i don't know. i baron-l— option, which i don't know. i layer-l gol— option, which i don't know. i bawenll gal a— option, which i don't know. i haven't got a headset,- option, which i don't know. i haven't got a headset, but my son's got one of the oculus ones or whatever. it's great for playing games and he did enjoy it for quite time. got it for quite a long time. got good worth, but it is. good money's worth, but it is. it's just stand your room it's just in stand in your room kind of doing this kind of stuff. one

stuff. you know, this one where they're . i if it was they're selling it. i if it was free, i would try it out on the train. you know, i can see that one yeah i'll try. one if it's free. yeah i'll try. but where is this one? the oculus rift. i was like, you stay room with stay in your room and play with that down here that and don't come down here with waving around, with your arms waving around, fighting . and they fighting off dinosaurs. and they might but yeah, might surprise us. but yeah, this see might surprise us. but yeah, this-see through.- might surprise us. but yeah,l this-see through.-sort this one see through. so it sort of this one see through. so it sort ol—you-re- this one see through. so it sort. ol—you-re uelng of myths over when you're using it. of myths over when you're using ll. -lollowe— of myths over when you're using it. _follows-eyes. - of myths over when you're using it. you follows eyes. of myths over when you're using it. you can ollows eyes. of myths over when you're using it. you can sortvs eyes. of myths over when you're using it. you can sort of eyes. of myths over when you're using it. you can sort of havetyes. of myths over when you're using it. you can sort of have aes. so you can sort of have a conversation. _ so you can sort of have a conversation. and also you don't nave— conversation. and also you don't nave lo— conversation. and also you don't nave lo ble— conversation. and also you don't have to like-hands- conversation. and also you don't have to like hands like conversation. and also you don't havtandlike hands like conversation. and also you don't havtand go hands like conversation. and also you don't havtand go like hands like conversation. and also you don't havtand go like that. hands like conversation. and also you don't havtand go like that. hantdo ike this and go like that. you do lne.— this and go like that. you do he — this and go like that. you do he lle— this and go like that. you do he be very— this and go like that. you do this. t rt;tgr .lr�*l tgr this. it's very minority report, isn't it is. so i'm isn't it? yeah, it is. so i'm sure it is going to be successful. they make great proluele— successful. they make great proluele-le— successful. they make great products,-is it— successful. they make great products,-is it going- tt they make great products, is it going to products, but is it going to be the products, but is it going to be lne-buy— products, but is it going to be lne-buy-ourl products, but is it going to be. the-buy-our lives the must buy changing our lives lnree— the must buy changing our lives lnree anl— the must buy changing our lives lnree anl a— the must buy changing our lives three and a half— the must buy changing our lives three and a half grand. .th three and a half grand. they've clearly— three and a half grand. they've clearly pnonee— three and a half grand. they've clearly pitched it at like very high end. it's going to be a thing. yeah yeah. large number of people wearing their big headphones which when they of people wearing their big headpoutes which when they of people wearing their big headpout they which when they of people wearing their big headpout they wereiich when they of people wearing their big headpout they were aboutien they came out they were about £600, you know, and they were twice the sony ones and the price of the sony ones and they sound any better. they don't sound any better. and people like, no, it's going people were like, no, it's going to. but now gradually people people were like, no, it's going to. bit now gradually people people were like, no, it's going to. bi haven't adually people people were like, no, it's going to. bi haven't adually applet like, i haven't got the apple headphones. but you've like, i haven't got the apple heathe ones. but you've like, i haven't got the apple heathe big;. but you've like, i haven't got the apple heathe big headphones. it you've like, i haven't got the apple heathe big headphones. you've like, i haven't got the apple heathe big headphones. ohi've like, i haven't got the apple heathe big headphones. oh yeah. got the big headphones. oh yeah. but got the big headphones. oh yeah. bul-everyone— got the big headphones. oh yeah. but everyone head. but now everyone has big head. well not everyone has big headphones thing apple

headphones. one thing the apple ones big, massive ones are like big, massive aluminium. know , platelets aluminium. you know, platelets over head. one thing that over your head. one thing that is over your head. one thing that lelgane— over your head. one thing that islgame changer— over your head. one thing that islgame changer on- . i one thing that is game changer on virtual is a game changer on virtual really— is a game changer on virtual really-r— is a game changer on virtual reality-i hate- is a game changer on virtual reality-i hate to- is a game changer on virtual reality i hate to say reality because i hate to say you— reality because i hate to say you-put— reality because i hate to say you-pul your— reality because i hate to say you put your phone in and you just put your phone in and ben— you just put your phone in and lnen—anl- you just put your phone in and then—and stuff.| then it's got lenses and stuff. so.— then it's got lenses and stuff. eo.-lnow.— then it's got lenses and stuff. sollnow. ll— then it's got lenses and stuff. so,-know, it costs- then it's got lenses and stuff. so, know, it costs like £10 so, you know, it costs like £10 or—bul- so, you know, it costs like £10 or—bul wrluali or whatever. yeah, but virtual really— or whatever. yeah, but virtual really-.— or whatever. yeah, but virtual reallly-. le- reality really is, is a lwenlng— reality really is, is a diverting distraction. is it ? diverting distraction. is it? bul— diverting distraction. is it? bul ll— diverting distraction. is it? bul ll loee— diverting distraction. is it? but it does sort- diverting distraction. is it? but it does sort of raise the nel— but it does sort of raise the nel ol— but it does sort of raise the nel or. you— but it does sort of raise the risk of, you know, your mother walllng— risk of, you know, your mother walllng ln— risk of, you know, your mother walking in and— risk of, you know, your mother walking in and catching you beuee— walking in and catching you beuee you— walking in and catching you because you can't see you can't eee-neanng. — because you can't see you can't see-hearing. what- because you can't see you can't see hearing. �*ell“e. t“ see your hearing. what about on the train? do you watch it on the train? do you watch it on the no, she's you the train? no, but she's you know.— the train? no, but she's you know-eane— the train? no, but she's you know,-safe on- the train? no, but she's you know,-safe on the- “7 no, but she's you know, safe on the train the train? no, but she's you. know,-safe on the train or know, she's safe on the train or nol—ll- know, she's safe on the train or nol—ll. i not. no. yeah don't do it. because— not. no. yeah don't do it. because-thing- not. no. yeah don't do it. . because-thingithe because the one thing on the train, you see those pictures? obviously, never watch obviously, i would never watch on but you on the train, but you do occasionally people occasionally see people who think it. you see think they've doing it. you see the the window. think they've doing it. you see the must the window. think they've doing it. you see the must seen window. think they've doing it. you see the must seen wind(it's you must have seen that. it's really that is a whole genre on twitter. we're at halfway point. we've some treats before we've got some treats before bedtime with bands , sir bedtime with bible bands, sir and miss bands and beyonce bands. we'll see you in a couple of

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and welcome back to headliners. we have the daily mail now leo anl— we have the daily mail now leo anl a— we have the daily mail now leo and a headteacher— we have the daily mail now leo and a headteacher that thinks laylor— and a headteacher that thinks laylor ewlll— and a headteacher that thinks taylor swift is— and a headteacher that thinks taylor swift is a— and a headteacher that thinks taylor swift is a philosopher , taylor swift is a philosopher, nae— taylor swift is a philosopher, has predictable— taylor swift is a philosopher, has predictable views on traditional— has predictable views on traditional honorifics. / has predictable views on traditional honorifics. “411? t“ traditional honorifics. yeah, so a leanlng— traditional honorifics. yeah, so a leading london headteacher has announced a ban on pupils using the titles. sir or miss to address teachers branding it cultural misogyny . so. oh god, cultural misogyny. so. oh god, he's going to be put together. two words there. it's like some eplnnlng— two words there. it's like some eplnnlng brun— two words there. it's like some eplnnlng lrun .— two words there. it's like some spinning drum , isn't it, of spinning drum, isn't it, of worel— spinning drum, isn't it, of words, cultural— spinning drum, isn't it, of words, cultural misogyny. that's lolay-e— words, cultural misogyny. that's today's headline— words, cultural misogyny. that's today's headline generating party— today's headline generating panywolee— today's headline generating party votes for— today's headline generating party votes for like corbyn's plece. — party votes for like corbyn's plece. anu— party votes for like corbyn's piece. and yeah- party votes for like corbyn's piece. and yeah ,- party votes for like corbyn's piece. . gute t“ gute t“ piece. and yeah, yeah, undoubtedly. anyway , he's called undoubtedly. anyway, he's called ranee— undoubtedly. anyway, he's called james handsome— undoubtedly. anyway, he's called james handsome and— .. “rirtr. i anyway, he's called james handsome and he says - “.rirtr- i anyway, he's called james handsome and he says no longer— james handsome and he says no longer wlll— james handsome and he says no longer wlll ll— james handsome and he says no longer will it be— james handsome and he says no longer will it be accepted to call— longer will it be accepted to call a— longer will it be accepted to call a er— longer will it be accepted to call a sir or— longer will it be accepted to call a sir or miss.- longer will it be accepted to call a sir or miss. we would preler— call a sir or miss. we would preler you— call a sir or miss. we would preler you lo— call a sir or miss. we would prefer you to call- call a sir or miss. we would prefer you to call us by our bul— prefer you to call us by our names. but not— prefer you to call us by our names. but not all teachers are lane— names. but not all teachers are lane ol— names. but not all teachers are lane ol lne— names. but not all teachers are fans of the idea— names. but not all teachers are fans of the idea .— names. but not all teachers are fans of the idea . one teacher fans of the idea. one teacher earl— fans of the idea. one teacher earl wnal— fans of the idea. one teacher said what she's— fans of the idea. one teacher said what she's called in the classroom is— said what she's called in the classroom is the— said what she's called in the classroom is the least of her worries. writing— classroom is the least of her worries. writing four fs the way benawour— worries. writing four fs the way benawour le— worries. writing four fs the way behaviour is at— worries. writing four fs the way behaviour is at the— worries. writing four fs the way behaviour is at the moment. i eon-l— behaviour is at the moment. i lon-l gwe— behaviour is at the moment. i lon-l gwe a— behaviour is at the moment. i don't give a what— behaviour is at the moment. i don't give a what i'm called. i r-uel— don't give a what i'm called. i be wanl— don't give a what i'm called. i buel wanl lne— don't give a what i'm called. i just want the swear words to work. — just want the swear words to work. lye— just want the swear words to work. i've been— just want the swear words to work. i've been missed for 35 yeare— work. i've been missed for 35 yeare anl— work. i've been missed for 35 yeare anl r-ll—

work. i've been missed for 35 years and i'll be— work. i've been missed for 35 years and i'll be that until i rellre. — years and i'll be that until i rellre. bul— years and i'll be that until i retire. but apparently some olner— retire. but apparently some other teachers— retire. but apparently some other teachers who probably have blue— other teachers who probably have blue narr— other teachers who probably have blue hair don't— other teachers who probably have blue hair don't like— other teachers who probably have blue hair don't like the word rnlee— blue hair don't like the word wnal— blue hair don't like the word miss what he _ blue hair don't like the word miss what he said. ' i i miss what he said. and i read it. miss what he said. and i read it-_9uvr- miss what he said. and i read it. guy, he sounds it. i mean, the guy, he sounds quite lively and like it almost sounds tongue in cheek, but not really. but what he said this just so hilarious . just thought was so hilarious. he about, sir, he said, the thing about, sir, is call sir, it is you call people sir, and it makes sound like they're makes them sound like they're kind of francis drake walter kind of francis drake or walter raleigh or david livingstone, you know, going out and conquering the world. whereas miss you an edward miss is what you call an edward an assistant. i'm like, do an shop assistant. i'm like, do you honestly that's what's you honestly think that's what's in sir, sir , i am in kids heads? sir, sir, i am bestowing upon you all the great traditions of masculine culture. policeman you know, police people— policeman you know, police people call— policeman you know, police people call like— policeman you know, police people call like sir , sir, could people call like sir, sir, could you— people call like sir, sir, could you pul— people call like sir, sir, could you pul lnal— people call like sir, sir, could you put that down? yes sir. slop— you put that down? yes sir. slop nallng— you put that down? yes sir. slop nallng a— you put that down? yes sir. stop making a scene.- you put that down? yes sir. stop making a scene. doing a poo poo in the street. you stop defaecating there, sir, there was a famous bit from the simpsons , isn't it? homer said simpsons, isn't it? homer said just once, i'd like somebody to call without adding will call me sir without adding will you please stop making a scene? well, you go. exactly. so well, there you go. exactly. so it sort of some well, there you go. exactly. so itlsort of some ridiculous. it is sort of some ridiculous llea— it is sort of some ridiculous llea-be— it is sort of some ridiculous idea,.be fair— it is sort of some ridiculous idea,.be fair to- it is sort of some ridiculous idea, be fairto him, it is sort of some ridiculous idea, be fair to him, though, idea, to be fair to him, though, his idea, to be fair to him, though, nle—le— idea, to be fair to him, though, nle—le ee— his his school is 44 disadvantaged students in

his his school is 44— disadvantaged students in london and disadvantaged students in london anl eb— disadvantaged students in london anl be ol— disadvantaged students in london anl be ol lle— disadvantaged students in london and 44 of its students have gone to and 44 of its students have gone lo exbnlge— and 44 of its students have gone lo exbnlge .— and 44 of its students have gone lo oxbnlge . eo— and 44 of its students have gone to oxbridge . so they're doing to oxbridge. so they're doing eonelnlng— something right. he's the rlclayla— something right. he's the rlclayla ol— something right. he's the mckayla of political correctness. yeah, maybe correctness. is he? yeah, maybe he's opposite. maybe he's he's the opposite. maybe he's the he's the opposite. maybe he's lne—neneele- he's the opposite. maybe he's the _ nemesis to - he's the opposite. maybe he'si the _ nemesis to each the sort of the nemesis to each olner. — the sort of the nemesis to each olner. -lbal-s— the sort of the nemesis to each other. _that's-shel other. well, that's what she needs desperately, if other. well, that's what she neer sees sperately, if other. well, that's what she neersees she ately, if other. well, that's what she neersees she needs if other. well, that's what she neersees she needs a if other. well, that's what she neersees she needs a nemesis, she sees she needs a nemesis, maybe we could create a new gb news. new. show her that. yeah josh the times next in our occasional series of news from mormon world. this is gratuitous sex violence in the bible. sex and violence in the bible. yeah, i know. sex rhythm bible bannel— yeah, i know. sex rhythm bible bannel lron— yeah, i know. sex rhythm bible banned from schools- / sex rhythm bible banned from schools in utah “411? t“ sex rhythm bible banned from schools in utah now i banned from schools in utah now rlnougnl— banned from schools in utah now i thought america— banned from schools in utah now i thought america the bible bell. — i thought america the bible bell. lnal-e— i thought america the bible belt. that's why it's called the blble— belt. that's why it's called the blble bell.— belt. that's why it's called the bible belt. yeah— belt. that's why it's called the bible belt. yeah salt lake city anl— bible belt. yeah salt lake city anl wnalnol— bible belt. yeah salt lake city and whatnot are— bible belt. yeah salt lake city and whatnot are suburban llelrlcle— and whatnot are suburban districts-the- and whatnot are suburban districts the bible districts banning the bible becuee— districts banning the bible because they— districts banning the bible because they say they've got lle— because they say they've got it's essentially— because they say they've got it's essentially .— because they say they've got it's essentially . it's one of it's essentially. it's one of lne— it's essentially. it's one of lne noel— it's essentially. it's one of the most sex— it's essentially. it's one of the most sex ridden books aounl — the most sex ridden books aounl rs— the most sex ridden books around. is this- the most sex ridden books around. is this i- the most sex ridden books around. is this i think this might be somebody that's what it doesn't say it, but i thought it could be a publicity stunt. like, you know, there's the salanlel. — like, you know, there's the satanist. yeah.— like, you know, there's the satanist. yeah. and the whole lnlng—lel thing they're trying to do is enow— thing they're trying to do is enow lne — thing they're trying to do is show the hypocrisy of the that's in show the hypocrisy of the that's ln lne — show the hypocrisy of the that's ln lne eyelen.— show the hypocrisy of the that's ln lne eyelen. — show the hypocrisy of the that's in the system. this— show the hypocrisy of the that's in the system. t“ i in the system. this is somebody who wants the republicans to stop banning so he's stop banning books. so he's going, if you're to

stop banning books. so he's goinbooks if you're to stop banning books. so he's goin books withlou're to stop banning books. so he's goin books with sex 'e to stop banning books. so he's goin books with sex and to stop banning books. so he's goinbooks with sex and violence ban books with sex and violence in better buy in in i guess you'd better buy in the well, yeah. i mean, the bible. well, yeah. i mean, the bible. well, yeah. i mean, the trouble is, mean, the trouble is, i mean, legislating the trouble is, i mean, legisgoing the trouble is, i mean, legisgo into children's school that go into children's school libraries a difficult thing libraries is a difficult thing to i mean, the to do because, i mean, the bible, you know, is obviously a kind of valid book to have in a children's library. yeah. but then children's library. yeah. but lnen lney-we— children's library. yeah. but then they've got— rt.“ ri ”cl" - yeah. but then they've got they've got lneee— then they've got they've got these books.— then they've got they've got these books. i— then they've got they've got these books. i mean, the reason lney—lnrougn- these books. i mean, the reason they—through these they had to bring through these rulee—boole- they had to bring through thesei rules—books, they rules is because the books, they genulnely— rules is because the books, they genuinely illustrated genuinely had like illustrated plcluree— genuinely had like illustrated plclureelr-uel— genuinely had like illustrated pictures just willies pictures of just the willies anl.— pictures of just the willies anl. well— pictures of just the willies and, well, sexual ipsis and people— and, well, sexual ipsis and people uelng— and, well, sexual ipsis and people using fruit and ewerylnlng. - people using fruit and everything. “411? t“ people using fruit and everything. / yeah. really everything. yeah. yeah. really blzarre— everything. yeah. yeah. really bizarre sexual.— everything. yeah. yeah. really bizarre sexual. the— everything. / yeah. really bizarre sexual. the bible. . bizarre sexual. the bible. it may— bizarre sexual. the bible. it may nave— bizarre sexual. the bible. it may nave all— bizarre sexual. the bible. it may have all that- bizarre sexual. the bible. it may have all that stuff in it, but nobody reads it. nobody ever knows enough. but you eat it. you— knows enough. but you eat it. you eon-l— knows enough. but you eat it. you lon-l lo— knows enough. but you eat it. you don't do anything- rt; ig but you eat it. you don't do anything else. i r— you don't do anything else. i r bare— you don't do anything else. i mean, i have read— you don't do anything else. i mean, i have read several parts of the old testament. it is a tough it's a tough way through many generations of intertribal content . so let's have a look at content. so let's have a look at the next story from gratuitous sex in utah to full blown drag in a peak district school . oh, in a peak district school. oh, my god. new mills school in the peak— my god. new mills school in the peak llelrlcl— my god. new mills school in the peak district in— my god. new mills school in the peak district in derbyshire has eparlel— peak district in derbyshire has eparlel a— peak district in derbyshire has sparked a warning from a leading mp sparked a warning from a leading we oer—

sparked a warning from a leading we lle— sparked a warning from a leading mp over its drag— sparked a warning from a leading mp over its drag and rainbows lnenel— mp over its drag and rainbows themed non—uniform day on june themed non—uniform day on june lne beln— themed non—uniform day on june lne reln lo— themed non—uniform day on june the 16th to mark— themed non—uniform day on june the 16th to mark its— themed non—uniform day on june the 16th to mark its not dragon . wean.— the 16th to mark its not dragon . wean. brag— the 16th to mark its not dragon . yeah, drag that'd_ the 16th to mark its not dragon . yeah, drag that'd be okay. veal. — . yeah, drag that'd be okay. yeah. dragons. _ . yeah, drag that'd be okay. yeah. dragons. if- . yeah, drag that'd be okay. “411? t“ “jig if you . yeah, drag that'd be okay. / lig if you could yeah. dragons. if you could lreee— yeah. dragons. if you could lreee up— yeah. dragons. if you could lreee up ae— yeah. dragons. if you could dress up as rainbows,- / lig if you could dress up as rainbows, dress up as dress up as rainbows, dress up ae eon ol— dress up as rainbows, dress up as some sort of mediaeval yeah. lepllle— as some sort of mediaeval yeah. lepllle bul— as some sort of mediaeval yeah. rlepllle bul no— as some sort of mediaeval yeah. reptile but no this— as some sort of mediaeval yeah. reptile but no this is the lney-re— reptile but no this is the they're encouraging children. i lne— they're encouraging children. i we re— they're encouraging children. i mean this is what they say. the cnlllren— mean this is what they say. the cnlllren nay— mean this is what they say. the children may express themselves by long— children may express themselves by doing something small, like weanng—or- wearing a tutu make up or palnllng— wearing a tutu make up or painting their— wearing a tutu make up or painting their nails to going all oul— painting their nails to going all oul ln— painting their nails to going all out in full— painting their nails to going all out in full blown drag, painting their nails to going all out in full blown drag , the all out in full blown drag, the leller— all out in full blown drag, the leller earl.— all out in full blown drag, the letter said. but— all out in full blown drag, the letter said. but it— all out in full blown drag, the letter said. but it sparked bacllaen— letter said. but it sparked backlash from _ letter said. but it sparked backlash from parents. oh, i can-l— backlash from parents. oh, i can't imagine— backlash from parents. oh, i can't imagine why they'd obr-eclel— can't imagine why they'd obr-eclel lo— can't imagine why they'd objected to this. why can objected to this. like, why can lney— objected to this. like, why can lney buel— objected to this. like, why can lney buel nave— objected to this. like, why can they just have some like, cupcaleee— they just have some like, cupcakes?-you- they just have some like, cupcakes? you know, a little cupcakes? and you know, a little lonbola— cupcakes? and you know, a little lonbola or— cupcakes? and you know, a little tombola or something ? why have tombola or something? why have lney— tombola or something? why have lney-llle— tombola or something? why have lney-llle-lull- tombola or something? why have they-like-full on. they got to, like have a full on ealanlc— they got to, like have a full on satanic-ritual— they got to, like have a full on satanic - ritual with - they got to, like have a full on satanic ritual with i mean, satanic drag ritual with i mean, it satanic drag ritual with i mean, ll be— satanic drag ritual with i mean, ll be r— satanic drag ritual with i mean, ll be r mean— satanic drag ritual with i mean, it is i mean, it's— satanic drag ritual with i mean, it is i mean, it's obviously you coulo— it is i mean, it's obviously you coull go— it is i mean, it's obviously you could go either— it is i mean, it's obviously you could go either way . ' “ri te“ could go either way. and you can you ena— could go either way. and you can you can certainly see why dressing in fancy dress you dressing up in fancy dress you can do gender swap stuff in that but but it kind of feels that's not what they want is it. not what they want either is it. you of feel like they are you kind of feel like they are going sexualised drag going down the sexualised drag is sexualised, right? yeah they're indoctrinating them. and footage of and there's that footage of lnal. — and there's that footage of that-america,- and there's that footage of

that. america, right that. it's in america, right wnere— that. it's in america, right where-online- that. it's in america, right where online these people where i saw online these people along— where i saw online these people arnwng lor— where i saw online these people arriving for pride— where i saw online these people arriving for pride day at school anl— arriving for pride day at school anl all— arriving for pride day at school anl all lne— arriving for pride day at school and all the teachers are dressed up anl— and all the teachers are dressed up anl lney-re— and all the teachers are dressed up and they're going through and all lne— up and they're going through and all lne ll— up and they're going through and all lne ll r-uel— up and they're going through and all the it just it's— all the it just it's brainwashing. yeah because all the it just it's— brainwashing. yeah because it is puenlng— brainwashing. yeah because it is puenlng lnougn— brainwashing. yeah because it is pushing through this ideal erg that pushing through this ideal erg lnal en— pushing through this ideal erg lnal anl— pushing through this ideal erg that men and women are eeeenllally— that men and women are essentially exactly the same. wnl— essentially exactly the same. and whatever— essentially exactly the same. and whatever and a deviant as well — and whatever and a deviant as well veal.— and whatever and a deviant as well. yeah. it's— and whatever and a deviant as well. yeah. it's not- and whatever and a deviant as well. “411? t“ . t“ well. yeah. it's not even brainwashing them with something useful like how to change a spark plug or something . it's spark plug or something. it's brainwashing. it's hypnotising strength through joy, something like that. hypnotising kids to becoe— like that. hypnotising kids to become gender,— - hypnotising kids to become gender, queer communists and become gender, queer communists anl r— become gender, queer communists anl r-eee— become gender, queer communists anl r-eee lne— become gender, queer communists and i see the advantage and i don't see the advantage for and i don't see the advantage lor lne— and i don't see the advantage lor lne lor— and i don't see the advantage for the for-nation,- for the for the nation, cenalnly— for the for the nation, certainly _the. for the for the nation, certainly the peak certainly not in the peak llelrlcl— certainly not in the peak llelrlcl .— certainly not in the peak district , which certainly not in the peak district, which has very certainly not in the peak district , which has very few district, which has very few eall— district, which has very few salt—exploitedl district, which has very few. salt—exploited . district, which has very few- salt_exploited . and salt mines to be exploited. and lbls— salt mines to be exploited. and this headmaster— salt mines to be exploited. and this headmaster here, the senior leader at the science department, check is saying drag is an art form that is fundamental the lgbt. look, fundamental to the lgbt. look, i've hosted drag nights. it's not fundamental to anything. it's someone singing along or pretending to sing along to songs dressed as a woman. that's what it is. but it's a nlgnly— that's what it is. but it's a nlgnly r— that's what it is. but it's a nlgnly r mean— that's what it is. but it's a highly i mean, you know, some people— highly i mean, you know, some people-wrle— highly i mean, you know, some people-wife has— highly i mean, you know, some people wife has now taken to people my wife has now taken to calllng— people my wife has now taken to calllnglwonan— people my wife has now taken to calling woman there are

calling it woman face. there are people—a- calling it woman face. there are people—a very- people who feel it's a very palronlelng— patronising version of femininity— patronising version of femininity ,- patronising version of femininity , which if you were femininity, which if you were to, femininity, which if you were lo.llnelance.— femininity, which if you were to,.instance, put- femininity, which if you were to, instance, put on a to, for instance, put on a nlnelrel— to, for instance, put on a minstrel-say,l to, for instance, put on a- minstrel-say, we're minstrel show and say, we're celebrallng— minstrel show and say, we're celebrallng .— minstrel show and say, we're celebrating , showing of celebrating, showing the joy of black— celebrating, showing the joy of black culture _ celebrating, showing the joy of black culture in— celebrating, showing the joy of black culture in the 19th cenlury— black culture in the 19th century, southern america , as century, southern america, as long— century, southern america, as long ae— century, southern america, as long ae you— century, southern america, as long as you dressed the black woman, you're going all woman, you're going to be all rlgbl—eeen- woman, you're going to be all rlgnl. —eee lol woman, you're going to be alli right._seem to be right. yeah, it does seem to be going— right. yeah, it does seem to be golng-way. — right. yeah, it does seem to be golng-way. ever- right. yeah, it does seem to be going-way. over to- right. yeah, it does seem to be going way. over to the right. yeah, it does seem to be going mail way. over to the right. yeah, it does seem to be going mail now, over to the right. yeah, it does seem to be going mail now, josh, to the right. yeah, it does seem to be going mail now, josh, something daily mail now, josh, something i daily mail now, josh, something r walcnel— daily mail now, josh, something i watched happen— daily mail now, josh, something i watched happen horror i watched happen in horror in real— i watched happen in horror in real lne.— i watched happen in horror in real time. oxfam's real time. this oxfam's anti len— real time. this oxfam's anti lerl—rl-e- terf pride card. it's incredible,- terf pride card. it's incredible, it? terf pride card. it's incredible,-it? so incredible, isn't it? yeah. 50 oxlann— incredible, isn't it? yeah. 50 oxfam _calls. incredible, isn't it? yeah. so oxfam calls over oxfam faces boycott calls over terf pride cartoon depicting jk rowling and the charity apologised . so essentially they apologised. so essentially they put out as pride a lot of companies but are putting out these announcements or in this case a little video, a little animated video that they've made. i think we have an image of we have an image of it and still there's from it. still there's a still from it. and else says preyed on and someone else says preyed on by hate groups online and offline. and that is jk rowling lnere— offline. and that is jk rowling lnere wlln— offline. and that is jk rowling lnere wlln a— offline. and that is jk rowling there with a badge— and that is jk rowling there with a badge saying terf. wnl— there with a badge saying terf. wnl lnal-e— there with a badge saying terf. wnl walls a— there with a badge saying terf. and that's a picture that someone's taken an image from her someone's taken an image from ner-prenlere— someone's taken an image from her-premiere and- someone's taken an image from her premiere and they've someone's taken an image from her what ere and they've someone's taken an image from her what she and they've someone's taken an image from her what she wasthey've someone's taken an image from her what she was wearing replaced what she was wearing a poppy—and- replaced what she was wearing a pony—and one. replaced what she was wearing a pony—and one 0fl poppy at the time. and one of the other pictures is apparently andy who's a friend

andy know who's who's a friend of show. yeah,- vietnamese—american of show. yeah,— vietnamese—american guy. olsbow. bean— vietnamese—american guy. and lnal-e— vietnamese—american guy. and walls a— vietnamese—american guy. and was a deeply— vietnamese—american guy. and that's a deeply racist depiction of that's a deeply racist depiction ol nln. — that's a deeply racist depiction of him. absolutely.- that's a deeply racist depiction of him. .rt;-gr that's a deeply racist depiction of him. ' .rt;-gr of him. absolutely. so they've just out there of just put this out there and of course think course because they think they're they're on they're virtuous and they're on they're virtuous and they're on the right, the right side of history, they can say whatever they anybody. yeah, history, they can say whatever thejof anybody. yeah, history, they can say whatever thejof course, anybody. yeah, history, they can say whatever thejof course, that'sbody. yeah, history, they can say whatever thejof course, that's slander.ih, but of course, that's slander. people pointed out straight away calling rowling hateful and calling jk rowling hateful and whatever people are that whatever people are saying that they hope she them. of they hope that she sues them. of course, has been off for course, oxfam has been off for a while now. it turns out that some of their money being put towards parties hiring towards sex parties hiring prostitutes in haiti and congo still difficult for jk rowling to sue a charity like that, i suppose, isn't it? and the best we nope— suppose, isn't it? and the best we can hope for— suppose, isn't it? and the best we can hope for is— . .7 and the best we can hope for is probably that the we can hope for is probably that lne people— we can hope for is probably that lne people gel— we can hope for is probably that the pebble get get— we can hope for is probably that the people get get kicked out. but the people get get kicked out. bul|wae— the people get get kicked out. bul|wae wnl— the people get get kicked out. buthas kind of— the people get get kicked out. but was kind of more worried but i was kind of more worried aboul— but i was kind of more worried aboul-apology— but i was kind of more worried about apology because you about the apology because you can-something- about the apology because you. can-something-that can imagine something like that belng—soneboly being waved through. somebody llln-l—eonei didn't look at it properly, some acllwele. — didn't look at it properly, some acllwele. -or- didn't look at it properly, some activists. or fourth, activists. and third or fourth, lney— activists. and third or fourth, lneyllool— activists. and third or fourth, lneyllool al— activists. and third or fourth, they-look at.but- activists. and third or fourth, they look at but the they do look at it. but the apology,— they do look at it. but the apology they— they do look at it. but the apology, they clearly looked at it apology, they clearly looked at ll—lnel it and all they've said in the apology— it and all they've said in the apology-know- it and all they've said in the. apology-know,.sorry apology is, you know, we sorry for using— apology is, you know, we sorry for using the— apology is, you know, we sorry for using the word— apology is, you know, we sorry for using the word terf. it's the— for using the word terf. it's the grotesque— for using the word terf. it's the grotesque caricatures that are-problem.— the grotesque caricatures that are problem. mean , that is are the problem. i mean, that is “k.— are the problem. i mean, that is “k...— are the problem. i mean, that is “k... yeah,— are the problem. i mean, that is like . yeah, seriously, like tier. yeah, seriously, that-s— like tier. yeah, seriously, that's like— like tier. yeah, seriously, that's like the- like tier. yeah, seriously, that's like the kind of , like tier. yeah, seriously, that's like the kind of, you know,—

that's like the kind of, you know, the— that's like the kind of, you know, the caricatures of the eternal— know, the caricatures of the eternal jew— know, the caricatures of the eternal jew stuff that were eternal jew and stuff that were done — eternal jew and stuff that were done-make— eternal jew and stuff that were done-make-e- eternal jew and stuff that were done .make _a kindi eternal jew and stuff that were. done-make-a kind of done to make you feel a kind of visceral— done to make you feel a kind of visceral hatred— done to make you feel a kind of visceral hatred for— done to make you feel a kind of visceral hatred for those people . ane— visceral hatred for those people . and the— visceral hatred for those people . and the amount— visceral hatred for those people . and the amount of hate she has received— . and the amount of hate she has received ene— . and the amount of hate she has received and death— . and the amount of hate she has received and death threats and repe— received and death threats and rape threate— received and death threats and rape threats-years- received and death threats and rape threats years . rape threats over the years. this— rape threats over the years. misle— rape threats over the years. this-a woman— rape threats over the years. this-a woman who- rape threats over the years. this-a woman who has. rape threats over the years. this a woman who has donated this is a woman who has donated so money she's donated so much money out. she's donated herself out being herself out of being a billionaire . she is a good human billionaire. she is a good human being. and standing up for being. and she's standing up for women's this is what women's rights. and this is what she gets. and people see this stuff coming from stuff and it's coming from oxfam, a charity that helps the world, of the world, that helps some of the poorest people in the world. and they're hateful. they're calling her hateful. does exactly. does it, though? well, exactly. i—weum— does it, though? well, exactly. i_would think- does it, though? well, exactly. i_would think if. does it, though? well, exactly. i would think if they i mean, you would think if they had— i mean, you would think if they eae—went- i mean, you would think if they eae—went tol i mean, you would think if they hadion _want to l i mean, you would think if they hadion it_want to. i mean, you would think if they had on it might want to i mean, you would think if they had on it might be want to i mean, you would think if they had on it might be uganda, take on it might be uganda, for itettne— take on it might be uganda, for instance,-there- take on it might be uganda, for instance,-there are- take on it might be uganda, for instance, there are people instance, where there are people wne— instance, where there are people into ettnggte— instance, where there are people who struggle _yeah - who struggle to eat. yeah absolutely. _ who struggle to eat. yeah absolutely. . ”it; who struggle to eat. yeah absolutely. fit; ”it; who struggle to eat. yeah- absolutely. .there are actual absolutely. and there are actual genuine, you know, issues where lgbt attitudes and yeah, i mean, i think a lot of charities like oxfam, amnesty, some other ones they've drifted from they've drifted away from actually helping actually materially helping people policing people to sort of policing opinions the west. conquests opinions in the west. conquests first or second law can never remember. look it up in the tent. — remember. look it up in the break- egyptology- ”tz;“::i“ look it up in the break. egyptology news ”ti“ti“ look it up in the break. egyptology news now ”tiz“ti“ look it up in the break. egyptology news now in the break. egyptology news now in tne—ant— break. egyptology news now in the _and finally- break. egyptology news now in the _and finally ,- the times. leo and finally, netenee— the times. leo and finally, beyonce rihanna are in the beyonce and rihanna are in the inne— frame for cultural

appropriation. egypt frame for cultural- appropriation..egypt bans appropriation. so egypt bans archaeologists— appropriation. so egypt bans archaeologists for showing netenee— archaeologists for showing netenee te— archaeologists for showing beyonce as ancient queen tetettiti. — beyonce as ancient queen nefertiti. so— beyonce as ancient queen nefertiti. th y?“ beyonce as ancient queen nefertiti. g y?“ ti nefertiti. so egyptian officials have banned dutch archaeologists from the country in a bitter dispute over a museum exhibition that portrays black american singers, performers and musicians as the rulers of ancient egypt is in the dutch national museum of antiquities is an exhibition entitled kemet , which means the black land , , which means the black land, which i don't know if you've been to egypt, but it's not sub—saharan africa . do you know sub—saharan africa. do you know where sub—saharan africa. do you know wnete tntt— sub—saharan africa. do you know where that comes— sub—saharan africa. do you know where that comes from?- tit? do you know where that comes from? because i teet— where that comes from? because i tent-ite— where that comes from? because i tettlit-e tne— where that comes from? because i read-it's the colour— where that comes from? because i read it's the colour of the read it. it's the colour of the eit— read it. it's the colour of the eiit ,— read it. it's the colour of the eiit litte— read it. it's the colour of the silt , nile floodplain, silt, the nile floodplain, teeietiit— silt, the nile floodplain, basically turns the soil black. ant— basically turns the soil black. ant tntt-e— basically turns the soil black. and that's why— basically turns the soil black. and that's why it's so enriched witn— and that's why it's so enriched nitn-intt-e- and that's why it's so enriched with _that's-it'sl with nutrients. that's why it's etitet— with nutrients. that's why it's cited-tent.- with nutrients. that's why it's called-land. it's. called the black land. it's netning— called the black land. it'si netnine—tit nothing to do with ruin. my titeet— nothing to do with ruin. my biased interpretation . biased interpretation. that's a ten— biased interpretation. that's a ten gent— biased interpretation. that's a ten gent tenni— biased interpretation. that's a very good board game . chemist. very good board game. chemist. yeah anybody? we've seen this a lot. yeah anybody? we've seen this a tet. ine— yeah anybody? we've seen this a lot. the erasure— yeah anybody? we've seen this a lot. the erasure of— yeah anybody? we've seen this a lot. the erasure of an— i/titi“ ' "g 3“ we've seen this a lot. the erasure of an african minority,— lot. the erasure of an african minority, which— lot. the erasure of an african minority, which is— lot. the erasure of an african minority, which is what, you knew— minority, which is what, you knew ,— minority, which is what, you knew , egyptian— minority, which is what, you know , egyptian people are the know, egyptian people are the netenin— know, egyptian people are the netenin ent— know, egyptian people are the bedouin and all— know, egyptian people are the bedouin and all the rest of it ent— bedouin and all the rest of it end tnet-te— bedouin and all the rest of it and they're being replaced. and i and they're being replaced. and i nen— and they're being replaced. and i meet— and they're being replaced. and i mean, most recently, there's tntt— i mean, most recently, there's tntt nettin— i mean, most recently, there's that netflix drama about cieeptttt— that netflix drama about cleopatra where you think she's

inn— cleopatra where you think she's inn nigeria— cleopatra where you think she's from nigeria or— cleopatra where you think she's from nigeria or something inetett— from nigeria or something inetett et— from nigeria or something instead of egypt in reality, cieettttt— instead of egypt in reality, cleopatra was— instead of egypt in reality, cleopatra was was massive . cleopatra was was massive. innitn— cleopatra was was massive. innitn it— cleopatra was was massive. innitn it tees— cleopatra was was massive. ionian it does seem- cleopatra was was massive. ionian it does seem well, that's right. yeah. it does seem that there's not just like race swapping and stuff, but there's a particular there are certain particular favoured minorities whom hollywood and the music industry and so on want to kind of elevate in these places. and industry and so on want to kind odo.evate in these places. and industry and so on want to kind odo understandese places. and industry and so on want to kind odo understand the)laces. and industry and so on want to kind odo understand the egyptianid i do understand the egyptian because, you know, egypt is unique . it was because, you know, egypt is unique. it was this extraordinary civilisation in long before ancient greece let alone ancient rome, you know, so there is a real kind of prize to be won here, i suppose, isn't there, by a people. well, it's arguably— there, by a people. well, it's etgnetit tne— c"iiil”iiil well, it's arguably the egyptians. they consider— arguably the egyptians. they consider cultural consider it a cultural appropriation they're upset, appropriation. they're upset, gentineit— appropriation. they're upset, genuine-.- appropriation. they're upset, genuinely . yeah, and genuinely offended. yeah, and twenty— genuinely offended. yeah, and peeeittt tigntit— genuinely offended. yeah, and possibly rightly so . and of possibly rightly so. and of course there _ possibly rightly so. and of course there are parts of black anette— course there are parts of black anetiet wne— course there are parts of black america who want— course there are parts of black america who want appropriate america who want to appropriate tntt— america who want to appropriate tntt enitnte— america who want to appropriate that culture because say, that culture because as you say, it's that culture because as you say, it-eltneient— that culture because as you say, it's ancient civilisation it's an ancient civilisation tntt— it's an ancient civilisation tntt-etn - it's an ancient civilisation that-can. then- it's an ancient civilisation that can. “ti“ ii it's an ancient civilisation. that-can. then i'll tell that they can. then i'll tell you who does look exactly like nefertiti, though, is dylan mulvaney , funnily enough, with mulvaney, funnily enough, with his long neck. don't his strange long neck. don't give them ideas. have you give them ideas. same. have you been breathe final been final? breathe final breather . now make sure you been final? breathe final

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so welcome back to headliners. we kick off our final section with the guardian and some more illegal migrants for us to deal with. josh yes, us ers to reveal tite— with. josh yes, us ers to reveal tito etitenee— with. josh yes, us ers to reveal ufo evidence after— yes, us ers to reveal ufo evidence after claim that it nee— ufo evidence after claim that it nee intact— ufo evidence after claim that it has intact alien— ufo evidence after claim that it has intact alien vehicles. so netee— has intact alien vehicles. so here's another— has intact alien vehicles. so here's another conspiracy theory tntt— here's another conspiracy theory tntt tntnet — here's another conspiracy theory that turned out— here's another conspiracy theory that turned out to— here's another conspiracy theory that turned out to be true. attegetit. — that turned out to be true. attegetit. se— that turned out to be true. allegedly. so far. jonathan net,— allegedly. so far. jonathan gert t— allegedly. so far. jonathan grey, a current— allegedly. so far. jonathan grey, a current us intelligence ettieiti— grey, a current us intelligence ettieiti tet— grey, a current us intelligence official for the _ grey, a current us intelligence official for the national air ent— official for the national air and space— official for the national air and space intelligence , says we and space intelligence, says we are and space intelligence, says we net— and space intelligence, says we net atone— and space intelligence, says we are not alone .— and space intelligence, says we are not alone . and— and space intelligence, says we are not alone . and there's are not alone. and there's enteeeetit— are not alone. and there's supposedly more military footage of inexplicable— supposedly more military footage of inexplicable happenings in the of inexplicable happenings in tne ett. — of inexplicable happenings in tne ett. itignte— of inexplicable happenings in the sky. right? and he's he's etetitie. — the sky. right? and he's he's credible. is— the sky. right? and he's he's credible. “ti7 this is what credible. is he? this is what

petite— credible. is he? this is what peepte ent— credible. is he? this is what peepte eat nee— credible. “ti7 this is what people say he's utterly beyond tetteten— people say he's utterly beyond tepteeen ant,— people say he's utterly beyond reproach and, yes,— people say he's utterly beyond reproach and, yes, kind of i— reproach and, yes, kind of insane. i mean,- reproach and, yes, kind of insane. i mean, look, until you it— insane. i mean, look, until you it witn— insane. i mean, look, until you see it with your— insane. i mean, look, until you see it with your own eyes or untit— see it with your own eyes or unit ite— see it with your own eyes or until it's reported on gb news, i until it's reported on gb news, iinet— until it's reported on gb news, iinet ten-t— until it's reported on gb news, i just don't know. _ until it's reported on gb news, i just don't know. i/titii“ i i just don't know. yeah, it's stit— i just don't know. yeah, it's still nil until neil oliver gives me the. okay. not like tense— gives me the. okay. not like because when _ gives me the. okay. not like because when i— gives me the. okay. not like because when i was- g okay. not like because when i was growing up ent— because when i was growing up ent tnis— because when i was growing up ent tnis tnis— because when i was growing up and this, this kind— because when i was growing up and this, this kind of stuff was, was in the- and this, this kind of stuff was, was in the general stew of the was, was in the general stew of tne tint— was, was in the general stew of tne tint et— was, was in the general stew of the kind of fortean_ was, was in the general stew of the kind of fortean times and all the kind of fortean times and eti et— the kind of fortean times and eti et tnet. — the kind of fortean times and all of that. but— the kind of fortean times and all of that. but so- the kind of fortean times and all of that. “ti“ the kind of fortean times and all of that. “i“ i all of that. but so much time has gone on now since. i mean, it was what, the 1950s. it it was what, the 1950s. so it felt fairly fresh to me when i it was what, the 1950s. so it felt growing sh to me when i it was what, the 1950s. so it felt growing sh tbute when i it was what, the 1950s. so it felt growing sh tbut like en i it was what, the 1950s. so it felt growing sh tbut like 70 i was growing up. but like 70 years now , do not think it years now, do you not think it would by now? would have come out by now? well, i don't. i mean, if tnete-s— well, i don't. i mean, if tnete-s en— �*ift�*tiii titit“ i i mean, if there's an argument that that's pari— there's an argument that that's nen—is— there's an argument that that's nen—islsen- there's an argument that that's nen—islsen etl part of the plan is to sort of eeiese— part of the plan is to sort of release this— part of the plan is to sort of release this stuff- part of the plan is to sort of release this stuff within the nette— release this stuff within the media, make— release this stuff within the media, make it— release this stuff within the media, make it seem so that when it tees— media, make it seem so that when it teesne—e— media, make it seem so that when it does-we're like,- it does come out, we're like, teen—nnti it does come out, we're like,- teen—nnt iite yeah, we knew already. but like the yeah, we knew already. but like tne-tet— yeah, we knew already. but like tne-ten teen.- yeah, we knew already. but like the-lab leak.-well,| the chinese lab leak. but well, teen— the chinese lab leak. but well, teen-neve— the chinese lab leak. but well, yeah,-have these. - the chinese lab leak. but well, yeah, have these. what yeah, but they have these. what tnet-te—tnet— yeah, but they have these. what tnet-te—tnet-tnel they're saying is they have the tenietes— they're saying is they have the vehicles .they're - they're saying is they have the vehicles they're to vehicles and they're trying to sen— vehicles and they're trying toi sort _technology vehicles and they're trying to. sort _technology . sort of reverse the technology. ant— sort of reverse the technology. ant-net— sort of reverse the technology. and-not-america. - sort of reverse the technology. and not america. it's and it's not just america. it's tite— and it's not just america. it's iite e— and it's not just america. it's iite e nett— and it's not just america. it's like a world-arms- and it's not just america. it's like a world arms race to like a world wide arms race to tint— like a world wide arms race to tint et— like a world wide arms race to kind of deconstruct this stuff. net— kind of deconstruct this stuff. but tnete-s— kind of deconstruct this stuff. but there's always— kind of deconstruct this stuff. but there's always sort- kind of deconstruct this stuff. but there's always sort of- but there's always sort of seemingly credible people coming

out saying, all out and saying, you know, all kinds know, kinds of stuff about, you know, the towers being the twin towers being a demolition and all all that sort of as much as of stuff. so, i mean, as much as he says it's incontrovertible evidence and he seems credible, i to see it. why can't you i want to see it. why can't you just us, destroy us? and just show us, destroy us? and what exactly was an- what exactly was an exotic netetieie— what exactly was an exotic material? _thel material? i mean, all the etenents— material? i mean, all the- elements—discovered material? i mean, all the- elements_discovered . elements have been discovered. it's elements have been discovered. is net— elements have been discovered. is net es— elements have been discovered. is net es it— elements have been discovered. it's not as if they— elements have been discovered. it's not as if they can't make eitets— it's not as if they can't make eitets-teint- it's not as if they can't make alloys. going have it's not as if they can't make alloys. they've going have it's not as if they can't make alloys. they've gotig have it's not as if they can't make alloys. they've got new have it's not as if they can't make alloys. they've got new ones. maybe they've got new ones. teen— maybe they've got new ones. teen-teete— maybe they've got new ones. yeah, really shiny . really yeah, it's really shiny. really stint.— yeah, it's really shiny. really snint. -nitn- yeah, it's really shiny. really shiny. with sport, i say shiny. staying with sport, i say stetint— shiny. staying with sport, i say steyint witn— shiny. staying with sport, i say staying with sport. that seems to staying with sport. that seems te-eneteet— staying with sport. that seems to - artefact from - staying with sport. that seems to - artefact from a - to be an artefact from a pretens— to be an artefact from a preteens-et- to be an artefact from a previous of the to be an artefact from a- previous-of the show. previous version of the show. tee— previous version of the show. tee ine— previous version of the show. tee ine teeny— previous version of the show. leo the barmy army are to become a leo the barmy army are to become e tit— leo the barmy army are to become e tit tess— leo the barmy army are to become e tit iess teeny— leo the barmy army are to become a bit less barmy and— leo the barmy army are to become a bit less barmy and a bit less ent.— a bit less barmy and a bit less etnt. teen.— a bit less barmy and a bit less etnt. teen. se— a bit less barmy and a bit less army. yeah. so the— a bit less barmy and a bit less army. yeah. so the barmy army, wne— army. yeah. so the barmy army, tne-ennetenttt— army. yeah. so the barmy army, who apparently the england who are apparently the england etietet—tnet- cricket cricket fans, is that titnte — cricket cricket fans, is that titnte ves— cricket cricket fans, is that right? yes, the- cricket cricket fans, is that right? “it: ' cricket cricket fans, is that- right? yes, the barmy army . no, right? yes, the barmy army. no, no, i didn't know england rowdy their drink. they kind of people ten-te— their drink. they kind of people you've ever met— their drink. they kind of people you've ever met really- i t: i they kind of people you've ever met really crazy teeny— you've ever met really crazy barmy cricket— you've ever met really crazy barmy cricket fans, barmy barmy. nett— barmy cricket fans, barmy barmy. tieti. they-te— barmy cricket fans, barmy barmy. tiett tney-te going— barmy cricket fans, barmy barmy. well, they're going to— barmy cricket fans, barmy barmy. well, they're going to they're going to stop being barmy. they're to they're going going to stop being barmy. th help to they're going going to stop being barmy. th help tolerancere going going to stop being barmy. th help tolerance crackdown to help zero tolerance crackdown on behaviour in the ashes on bad behaviour in the ashes after spate of fights and after a spate of fights and racism. so this follows an increase in offensive and disorderly conduct by fans

international matches since the pandemic, which made them all racist. apparently the nadir was reached last summer when a group of spectators were subject to racial abuse. england's test against india. there's also a brawl in the stands at headingley during a match against new zealand . i can't against new zealand. i can't believe something worth watching happened at a cricket match. the two barmy. it does seem a tittie— the two barmy. it does seem a iittie tit— the two barmy. it does seem a iittie tit et— the two barmy. it does seem a little bit of a— the two barmy. it does seem a little bit of a small story. i tne— little bit of a small story. i mean, the other— little bit of a small story. i mean, the other thing- little bit of a small story. i mean, the other thing to mention is that the australian players certainly sledged pretty hard. you know, it's in the culture of the know, sledging. the game. you know, sledging. yeah. just like yeah. is when you just like abuse the batsmen, know, the abuse the batsmen, you know, the third your mother third nick gibb cry your mother jokes, know, anyway , not my jokes, you know, anyway, not my business. josh obe the guardian. this one passes the sniff test for me . oh indeed. mass removes for me. oh indeed. mass removes use for me. oh indeed. mass removes ty— for me. oh indeed. mass removes in tetes— for me. oh indeed. mass removes it tetes tet— for me. oh indeed. mass removes use by dates for a— for me. oh indeed. mass removes use by dates for a milk- for me. oh indeed. mass removes use by dates for a milk to- use by dates for a milk to tetne— use by dates for a milk to reduce waste,— use by dates for a milk to reduce waste, supposedly £270 nitiien— reduce waste, supposedly £270 nittien et— reduce waste, supposedly £270 million of waste— reduce waste, supposedly £270 million of waste of milk a year is tenet— million of waste of milk a year is poured down— million of waste of milk a year is poured down the sink. million of waste of milk a year is poured down the sink . and is poured down the sink. and tenet— is poured down the sink. and wnet tnet-te— is poured down the sink. and what they're saying is if we do insteet— what they're saying is if we do insteet ne— what they're saying is if we do instead we do— what they're saying is if we do instead we do a— what they're saying is if we do instead we do a instead of use by instead we do a instead of use in te— instead we do a instead of use in to e— instead we do a instead of use it to e is— instead we do a instead of use by do a it's best— instead we do a instead of use by do a it's best before. yeah tnet-s— by do a it's best before. yeah tnet-s teint— by do a it's best before. yeah tnet-s teint te— by do a it's best before. yeah that's going to change. have a

snitt— that's going to change. have a snitt . — that's going to change. have a snitt. tie— that's going to change. have a sniff . we all— that's going to change. have a sniff . we all know- that's going to change. have a sniff . that's going to change. have a sniff. we all know what off milk tastes like is that i just i'd rather put it down the sink than, you know, there's nothing worse than like , am i going to worse than like, am i going to sniff? nothing worse than sniffing off milk. yeah, it's horrible. you three horrible. i can name you three things worse than that, right. all going to all right. i'm also going to claim this. my wife claim credit for this. my wife does a bit of pr for morrisons supermarket does a bit of pr for morrisons superinirket does a bit of pr for morrisons superin january . so their mass june. in january. so their mass is in morrisons. yeah, is following in morrisons. yeah, morrisons is a sound . it's morrisons is a very sound. it's the working class waitrose. if my worked in milk he my granddad worked in milk pr he worked in milk. yeah, he brought the worked in milk. yeah, he brought tne nit— worked in milk. yeah, he brought the milk grease— worked in milk. yeah, he brought the milk grease to.— worked in milk. yeah, he brought the milk grease to. that- : “ yeah, he brought the milk grease to. that was his sett— the milk grease to. that was his set et— the milk grease to. that was his sort of invention.— the milk grease to. that was his sort of invention. milk nettetint— sort of invention. milk marketing weren't milk nettetint— marketing weren't milk marketing. think of this , this, marketing. think of this, this, tnis— marketing. think of this, this, this sacrilege_ marketing. think of this, this, this sacrilege of— marketing. think of this, this, this sacrilege of use by dates. ine— this sacrilege of use by dates. the min— this sacrilege of use by dates. the milk races— this sacrilege of use by dates. the milk races certainly- this sacrilege of use by dates. the milk races certainly past its best before it used to was my granddad . don't give him the my granddad. don't give him the sniff test. consume our news now in the times. leo and shoppers are wise to shrink flation racket it seems so shoppers snubbed packets of food that offer less food for the same price. this is shoppers pushing teet— price. this is shoppers pushing test eteinst— ti.ti this is shoppers pushing back against shrinkflation . so back against shrinkflation. so tnet-te— back against shrinkflation. so they're boycotting goods such as eneeeiete—

they're boycotting goods such as chocolate bars— they're boycotting goods such as chocolate bars and— they're boycotting goods such as chocolate bars and packets of crises— chocolate bars and packets of etisns tnet— chocolate bars and packets of crisps that are _ chocolate bars and packets of crisps that are now smaller but test— crisps that are now smaller but eest tne— crisps that are now smaller but eest tne see— crisps that are now smaller but cost the same or— crisps that are now smaller but cost the same or more. so the ense— cost the same or more. so the nice tet— cost the same or more. so the price for companies of making ent— price for companies of making and transporting— price for companies of making and transporting food has gone up and transporting food has gone nn ent— and transporting food has gone up and sometimes they pass this on up and sometimes they pass this en te— up and sometimes they pass this en te tne— up and sometimes they pass this en te tne te— up and sometimes they pass this on to the to the— up and sometimes they pass this on to the to the consumer and senetes— on to the to the consumer and sometimes they— on to the to the consumer and sometimes they just sort of make stntt— sometimes they just sort of make stntt sneiten — sometimes they just sort of make stuff smaller. and— sometimes they just sort of make stuff smaller. and it's not just— stuff smaller. and it's not just ten— stuff smaller. and it's not just, you know— stuff smaller. and it's not just, you know , you might be just, you know, you might be ttintint— just, you know, you might be tnintint, en— just, you know, you might be thinking, oh, they're trying to teen— thinking, oh, they're trying to teen ns— thinking, oh, they're trying to keep us healthy— thinking, oh, they're trying to keep us healthy making keep us healthy by making sneitet— keep us healthy by making smaller chocolate no, smaller chocolate bars. no, ennetenttt— apparently fairy liquid has got sneitet— apparently fairy liquid has got smaller—eating. smaller and nobody's eating tent— smaller and nobody's eating fairy titnit— smaller and nobody's eating fairy titnit. oi— smaller and nobody's eating fairy liquid. or if they are, tnet-te— fairy liquid. or if they are, tnet-te-tesn- fairy liquid. or if they are, they're-josh is- fairy liquid. or if they are, they're josh is using they're crazy. josh is using ne-s— they're crazy. josh is using tes—tenn- they're crazy. josh is using. he's—down-sink he's washing it down the sink ettet—i-te- he's washing it down the sink after—i've beenl after he's. i know i've been noticing this for years with mars bars are the famous ones aren't they? curly wurlies and all that. you think, okay, all that. and you think, okay, is i was seven? is it because i was seven? but no, they've definitely no, they've, they've definitely they like size they used to be like the size of well off. i well everyone kicked off. i mean, soon is going well everyone kicked off. i mtbe, soon is going well everyone kicked off. i mtbe like soon is going well everyone kicked off. i- mtbe like oneton-is going well everyone kicked off. i- mtbe like one of _is going well everyone kicked off. i- mtbe like one of thoseiis going mtbe like one of those like going well everyone kicked off. i- mtbe like one of those like andg to be like one of those like and etes— to be like one of those like and etes. — to be like one of those like and creme eggs. creme- to be like one of those like and creme eggs . citi“ti w to be like one of those like and creme eggs . iiiiti“ti w ititi to be like one of those like and creme eggs . iiiiti“ti w tititi i creme eggs. creme eggs are like quail eggs. they used to be. they are. and also they're einets— they are. and also they're etnets tite— "cat tiiiti and also they're always like buggered "cat citi and also they're always like buggered up, aren't tnet— always like buggered up, aren't tnet e— always like buggered up, aren't tnet e ten— always like buggered up, aren't they ? you know— always like buggered up, aren't they ? you know what mean? this they? you know what i mean? this was they? you know what i mean? this tes-tnen.— they? you know what i mean? this tes-tnen.-entl was a box of them, of them and ieetint— was a box of them, of them and teetint. they— was a box of them, of them and leaking. they-like- was a box of them, of them and leaking. they like they're leaking. they look like they're nenntet— leaking. they look like they're war wounded and— leaking. they look like they're war wounded and you can't eat tnen — war wounded and you can't eat tnen—tnint. - them in the whole thing. stietn— sticky, nasty salmonella. finally, guideline

sticky, nasty salmonella. i finally,-guideline lines. finally, new guideline lines. tie-te— finally, new guideline lines. tie-te tet— finally, new guideline lines. tie-te get ses. — finally, new guideline lines. we've got 30s. how much entnentie— we've got 30s. how much authentic motty is required for an authentic motty is required for en—eite— authentic motty is required for en—eite te- authentic motty is required for an_able to act? i an actor to be able to act? neit— an actor to be able to act? visit-is— an actor to be able to act? visit-is ene— an actor to be able to act? well,-is one of- an actor to be able to act? well,-is one of the- an actor to be able to act? . well,-is one of the-old well, this is one of the age old questions it's been questions or at least it's been going the last three going on for the last three years so. michael sheen says years or so. michael sheen says he hard accept he finds it hard to accept non—welsh actors playing welsh he finds it hard to accept non—ithisi actors playing welsh he finds it hard to accept non—ithisi aobviouslying welsh roles. this is obviously a ridiculous thing because he's played pretty much every nationality. he played pretty much every nationality . he played tony nationality. he played tony stein— nationality. he played tony niein int— nationality. he played tony blair, but but— nationality. he played tony blair, but but but- can he played tony blair, but but but he plays lots of blair, but but but he plays lots et tenisn— blair, but but but he plays lots of jewish-but- blair, but but but he plays lots of jewish-but but. blair, but but but he plays lotsi of jewish-but but now of jewish people. but but now when watches person, when he watches a welsh person, he's accept. he's like, oh, he can't accept. it's i could be well, i mean him from we cannot we will cardiff, cardiff me . yeah. what do you cardiff me. yeah. what do you tnint— cardiff me. yeah. what do you tnint et— cardiff me. yeah. what do you think of that— cardiff me. yeah. what do you think of that michael- cciit: yeah. what do you think of that michael sheen. nes— think of that michael sheen. ne-s net— think of that michael sheen. ne-s net nes— think of that michael sheen. well the show he's not he's not. well the show is neetit— he's not he's not. well the show is neetit eten— he's not he's not. well the show is nearly over, sadly.— he's not he's not. well the show is nearly over, sadly. it- well the show is nearly over, sadly. it would neve— is nearly over, sadly. it would nete teen— is nearly over, sadly. it would have been fun— is nearly over, sadly. it would have been fun to— is nearly over, sadly. it would have been fun to leave a couple of have been fun to leave a couple et ninntes— have been fun to leave a couple et ninntes te— have been fun to leave a couple of minutes to get— have been fun to leave a couple of minutes to get stuck into sneen— of minutes to get stuck into sneen int— of minutes to get stuck into sheen, but we _ of minutes to get stuck into sheen, but we haven't got him. iet-s— sheen, but we haven't got him. iet-s tete— sheen, but we haven't got him. iet-s tete e— sheen, but we haven't got him. let's take a quick— sheen, but we haven't got him. let's take a quick look at inestet-s— let's take a quick look at tuesday's front- let's take a quick look at tuesday's front pages. the daily neit— tuesday's front pages. the daily tieitlnnst— tuesday's front pages. the daily mail..must-longed- tuesday's front pages. the daily mail. must longed for mail. he must have longed for the mail. he must have longed for tne—et- mail. he must have longed for. tne—st enten the schmaltzy embrace of oprah, say the schmaltzy embrace of oprah, set ine— the schmaltzy embrace of oprah, set ine nett— the schmaltzy embrace of oprah, say the daily mail— the schmaltzy embrace of oprah, say the daily mail about prince tent.— say the daily mail about prince harry,-guardian,_ harry, the guardian, environmental disaster floods hit environmental disaster floods nit-nes— environmental disaster floods hit-has damaged- hit ukraine has damaged testtetet— hit ukraine has damaged destroyed financial times. has tnssie— destroyed financial times. has tnssie set— destroyed financial times. has russia set off— destroyed financial times. has russia set off environmental tent— russia set off environmental tent in— russia set off environmental bomb by breaching dams? zeienstyt— bomb by breaching dams? zelenskyy claims the daily express— zelenskyy claims the daily express tene— zelenskyy claims the daily express game changer new drug to stin — express game changer new drug to stin tenn— express game changer new drug to slim down nation—

express game changer new drug to slim down nation eye news 40,000 tieeint— slim down nation eye news 40,000 tieeint net— slim down nation eye news 40,000 fleeing war crime _ slim down nation eye news 40,000 fleeing war crime after dam itenn— fleeing war crime after dam itenn up— fleeing war crime after dam itenn nn ent— fleeing war crime after dam blown up and the star inspector eineiess— blown up and the star inspector clueless those _ blown up and the star inspector clueless those were your front tetes. — clueless those were your front tetes. inet-s— clueless those were your front pages. that's all— clueless those were your front pages. that's all we have time ten— pages. that's all we have time ten inent— pages. that's all we have time ten inent you— pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to— pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh tente— for. thank you to my guest, josh nenie ent— for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and leo— for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and leo kearse. we'll be teet— howie and leo kearse. we'll be back tomorrow— howie and leo kearse. we'll be back tomorrow at— howie and leo kearse. we'll be back tomorrow at 11 pm. nick inten— back tomorrow at 11 pm. nicki dixon,_daniels back tomorrow at 11 pm. nick. dixon,_daniels . dixon, josh and victor daniels. ten— dixon, josh and victor daniels. ten te— dixon, josh and victor daniels. ten to me— dixon, josh and victor daniels. ten to it— dixon, josh and victor daniels. new to me, if you're watching at 5 en— new to me, if you're watching at s stet— new to me, if you're watching at 5 am. stay tuned.— new to me, if you're watching at 5 am. stay tuned. otherwise 5 a.m. stay tuned. otherwise teet— 5 am. stay tuned. otherwise teet nitnt— 5 a.m. stay tuned. otherwise teet nitnt .—

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