book. this in france. it's in my book. this meeting happened in 2018, so pnor meeting happened in 2018, so prior to you bumping into him, you hadn't sought advice? no, not at all. so has harry's vindictive— not at all. so has harry's vindictive wife— so has harry's vindictive wife been a factor in this— vindictive wife been a factor in this unwise— vindictive wife been a factor in this unwise legal— vindictive wife been a factor in this unwise legal campaign? meghan-s— this unwise legal campaign? meghan's estranged sister, semantha— meghan's estranged sister, samantha markle, lines up alongside— samantha markle, lines up alongside lady— samantha markle, lines up alongside lady colin campbell for an— alongside lady colin campbell for an explosive— alongside lady colin campbell for an explosive edition of royal— for an explosive edition of royal mastermind shortly. plus, as royal mastermind shortly. plus, ss harry— royal mastermind shortly. plus, as harry accuses— royal mastermind shortly. plus, as harry accuses the press of being— as harry accuses the press of being a— as harry accuses the press of being a little— as harry accuses the press of being a little bit— as harry accuses the press of being a little bit mean about his cisisss— being a little bit mean about his chelsea break—up, but fails to his chelsea break—up, but fails is bask— his chelsea break—up, but fails is bask up— his chelsea break—up, but fails is back up his— his chelsea break—up, but fails to back up his claims against wises— to back up his claims against when iss— to back up his claims against when has is— to back up his claims against when has he revealed his true degree— when has he revealed his true isgiss si— when has he revealed his true degree of paranoia? his iisgrssisi— degree of paranoia? his iisgrssisi ,— degree of paranoia? his biographer , angela levin, is biographer, angela levin, is going— biographer, angela levin, is gsing is— biographer, angela levin, is gsing is weigh— biographer, angela levin, is going to weigh in. and after two says— going to weigh in. and after two days si— going to weigh in. and after two days si wss— going to weigh in. and after two days si is— going to weigh in. and after two days of woe is me— going to weigh in. and after two days of woe is me testimony, do you— days of woe is me testimony, do ysu agree— days of woe is me testimony, do ysu sgiss siss— days of woe is me testimony, do you agree that harry is a visiimi— you agree that harry is a victim? lady— you agree that harry is a victim? lady victoria harvey and niss— victim? lady victoria harvey and nina iissnnsv— victim? lady victoria harvey and nina meshkov duke it out on that in ins— nina meshkov duke it out on that in ins ciasn. — nina meshkov duke it out on that in the clash. elsewhere tonight , ingiani— in the clash. elsewhere tonight , ingians rugby— in the clash. elsewhere tonight , england rugby starjames nasksii— , england rugby starjames haskell has— , england rugby starjames haskell has accused holly iiiiisagnisy— haskell has accused holly willoughby of— haskell has accused holly willoughby of lying about the iniiiis— willoughby of lying about the phillip schofield scandal . phillip schofield scandal. unass— phillip schofield scandal. unless there's— phillip schofield scandal. unless there's something we don't know and i knew about this years ago, if i knew about it,

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the time for prince harry's evidence in vsniisi— time for prince harry's evidence the verdict straight after the news headlines— the verdict straight after the news headlines with polly middlehurst_ news headlines with polly middlehurst ._ news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you. middlehurst. dan thank you. assa— middlehurst. dan thank you. sssa evening.— middlehurst. dan thank you. good evening. the— middlehurst. dan thank you. good evening. the top- middlehurst. dan thank you. good evening. the top story tonight, as you've been hearing, the duke of sussex has been in the duke of sussex has been in the high court in london today for his second day, giving evidence in his privacy case against mirror group newspapers. prince harry told the court he believes journalists used unlawful techniques to get stories about him , including stories about him, including placing a tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claimed in court that the journalist went to extreme lengths to cover up their alleged phone hacking . the their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies wrongdoing . the publisher denies wrongdoing. the case continues tomorrow without prince harry. well, in other news today, the white house has described the usa's alliance with the uk as our close relationship ahead of rishi sunak meeting with president joe biden tomorrow. earlier, the prime minister met with

senators, including former republican presidential candidate mitt romney. he also visited arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and held talks in congress with house speaker kevin mccarthy during his meeting with joe biden. rishi sunakis meeting with joe biden. rishi sunak is expected to discuss support for ukraine, the growing threat from china, climate change and the regulation of i a i . rather now president i. rather now president zelenskyy is shocked at what he calls a failure of the united nafions calls a failure of the united nations and the international red cross to initiate help after the destruction of the kakhovka dam in southern ukraine. the country is now appealing for assistance from other international aid agencies. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and businesses in and around kherson, with rising water levels peaking today, the flooding, the flooding also endangered vital crops threaten

drinking water supplies and killed fish and other aquatic life . here a romanian people life. here a romanian people trafficker has been jailed. for his part in an operation to smuggle dozens of afghan nationals into the uk. inside a coffin sized wooden boxes , coffin sized wooden boxes, adrian constantin was extradited back to the uk to stand trial after initially fleeing the country. he was sentenced to three years and two months in prison at birmingham crown court today, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration , 35 afghans, immigration, 35 afghans, including children as young as two, and a person with physical disabilities, were screwed into purpose, built, hiding and smuggled into the uk in the back of vans . and finally, pope of vans. and finally, pope francis is said to be recovering from a three hour long operation on an abdominal hernia. the vatican said there were no complications during surgery and that the pontiff would stay in

hospital for several more days to recuperate. the 86 year old suffered a number of medical setbacks recently, including spending five days in hospital in march with a lung infection. and two years ago, there was surgery on his intestine . you're surgery on his intestine. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune—in app. this is gb news, britain's news. channel let's begin our exclusive reporting and recreation now of prince harry's evidence. the verdict . verdict. i- verdict. i don't verdict.- i don't know . sadist— i don't know . three words veraci— i don't know . three words repeat i don't know. three words repeat led i don't know. three words repeat iss sy— i don't know. three words repeat iss by ins— i don't know. three words repeat led by the duke— i don't know. three words repeat

led by the duke of— i don't know. three words repeat led by the duke of delusion, 18 nines— led by the duke of delusion, 18 iinss assay— led by the duke of delusion, 18 iinss assay ,— led by the duke of delusion, 18 times today , in— led by the duke of delusion, 18 times today , in just three hours times today, in just three hours of times today, in just three hours si siisnss— times today, in just three hours si siisnss i— times today, in just three hours of evidence, i don't remember. insis— of evidence, i don't remember. insns nas— of evidence, i don't remember. insns a— of evidence, i don't remember. there was a phrase he uttered nine— there was a phrase he uttered nines— there was a phrase he uttered nine times for— there was a phrase he uttered nine times for four times he insi— nine times for four times he inisi is— nine times for four times he tried to deflect— nine times for four times he tried to deflect questions to his tried to deflect questions to nis isgai— tried to deflect questions to his legal team. _ tried to deflect questions to his legal team. you won't hear inis— his legal team. you won't hear inis vsniisi— his legal team. you won't hear this verdict from _ his legal team. you won't hear this verdict from the harry isving— this verdict from the harry isving insin— this verdict from the harry loving msm tonight, but the prince— loving msm tonight, but the prince was— loving msm tonight, but the prince was roundly humiliated ani— prince was roundly humiliated and asun— prince was roundly humiliated and court over— prince was roundly humiliated and court over two excruciating saws— and court over two excruciating saws given— and court over two excruciating saws given nis— and court over two excruciating days given his total lack of evidence— days given his total lack of evidence to _ days given his total lack of evidence to prove any phone nasnine— evidence to prove any phone nasiing .— evidence to prove any phone naeiing . harry— evidence to prove any phone hacking . harry seems to have hacking. harry seems to have bases— hacking. harry seems to have isasei inis— hacking. harry seems to have based this entire— hacking. harry seems to have based this entire case on a newn— based this entire case on a nansn. ii— based this entire case on a hunch. a hunch— based this entire case on a hunch. a hunch that he just must nave— hunch. a hunch that he just must nave seen— hunch. a hunch that he just must have been hacked— hunch. a hunch that he just must have been hacked because of his sisessiwe— have been hacked because of his obsessive hatred— have been hacked because of his obsessive hatred of— have been hacked because of his obsessive hatred of a free press in ine— obsessive hatred of a free press in ine un— obsessive hatred of a free press in ine iin ani— obsessive hatred of a free press in the uk and this— obsessive hatred of a free press in the uk and this is the snsisien — in the uk and this is the problem si— in the uk and this is the problem of living in a world wnene— problem of living in a world where feelings— problem of living in a world where feelings matter more than iasis. — where feelings matter more than iasis. ani— where feelings matter more than iasis. ana ne— where feelings matter more than facts. and he didn't like it wnen— facts. and he didn't like it wnen ii— facts. and he didn't like it when it was— facts. and he didn't like it when it was made clear that the sisnies— when it was made clear that the stories published— when it was made clear that the stories published were easily nnsswei— stories published were easily snsewei via— stories published were easily procured via legitimate journalism _ procured via legitimate journalism or information that aineaiw— journalism or information that aineaiw in— journalism or information that was already in the public domain via royal— was already in the public domain via royal sources.— was already in the public domain via royal sources. other news saiieis— via royal sources. other news saiieis sn— via royal sources. other news outlets, or sometimes even siiisiai—

outlets, or sometimes even official palace— outlets, or sometimes even official palace statements. now the official palace statements. now ine penny— official palace statements. now the penny seemed to drop when nann— the penny seemed to drop when harry saggesiei— the penny seemed to drop when harry suggested he was in court to harry suggested he was in court is in— harry suggested he was in court is in ani— harry suggested he was in court to try and discover— harry suggested he was in court to try and discover evidence . to try and discover evidence. sen-i— to try and discover evidence. nsn-i vou— to try and discover evidence. don't you think— to try and discover evidence. don't you think your- to try and discover evidence. don't you think your phone was consistently hacked throughout the 15 year period between 1996 and 2011, the time period that makes up your claim against mgm? it could have been happening on a saw— it could have been happening on a saw basis.— it could have been happening on a daily basis. i— it could have been happening on a daily basis. i simply don't insw.— a daily basis. i simply don't insw. ane— a daily basis. i simply don't insw. are you— a daily basis. i simply don't know. are you aware of any evidence— know. are you aware of any evidence is— know. are you aware of any evidence to show this? no that's part— evidence to show this? no that's nan si— evidence to show this? no that's nan si ine— evidence to show this? no that's part of the reason— evidence to show this? no that's part of the reason i'm here. my isni— part of the reason i'm here. my isni. as— part of the reason i'm here. my isni. ns ns— part of the reason i'm here. my lord. no no, no,— part of the reason i'm here. my lord. no no, no, no,— part of the reason i'm here. my lord. no no, no, no, no. harry, i lord. no no, no, no, no. harry, i insw— lord. no no, no, no, no. harry, i knew you— lord. no no, no, no, no. harry, i know you want us all to think you're a smart bloke, but you seem to have completely misunderstood how the justice system works. you don't go to the civil court in some sort of fishing expedition . i think the fishing expedition. i think the mirror group's kc andrew green was able to get to the nub of what this is really about during this exchange, would you be relieved or disappointed if the court found that you had been the target of hacking by mirror

group newspapers? i'd only be sseeaiaiing. — group newspapers? i'd only be sseeaiaiing. i— group newspapers? i'd only be speculating. i believe that phone hacking was at an industrial scale across at least three papers at that time . um, three papers at that time. um, and that is beyond doubt to have and that is beyond doubt to have a decision against me and any other people that come behind me with their claims, given that mirror group have admitted hacking , yes, mirror group have admitted hacking, yes, i mirror group have admitted hacking , yes, i would feel some hacking, yes, i would feel some injustice. so hacking, yes, i would feel some injustice . so you want to have injustice. so you want to have sin— injustice. so you want to have sin nnsne— injustice. so you want to have bin phone hacked?— {ail so you want to have bin phone hacked? nobody wants to bin phone hacked? nobody wants is nave— bin phone hacked? nobody wants is nave seen— bin phone hacked? nobody wants to have been hacked. mg izzii: to have been hacked. my lord. iiawise— to have been hacked. my lord. iiawise nsi.— to have been hacked. my lord. maybe nsi. nai— to have been hacked. my lord. maybe not. but harry— to have been hacked. mg 5: maybe not. but harry definitely ises— maybe not. but harry definitely ises wani— maybe not. but harry definitely ises wani is— maybe not. but harry definitely does want to be _ maybe not. but harry definitely does want to be a— maybe not. but harry definitely does want to be a victim here. inan— does want to be a victim here. inai nuan— does want to be a victim here. inai mean is— does want to be a victim here. that much is obvious and when it all that much is obvious and when it aii sianei— that much is obvious and when it aii sianei is— that much is obvious and when it all started to go— that much is obvious and when it all started to go wrong again assay,— all started to go wrong again assay, nann— all started to go wrong again today, harry started to inienasi— today, harry started to interrupt the - today, harry started to interrupt the questioning. him iiaiiei— interrupt the questioning. him iiaiiei si— interrupt the questioning. him iiaiiei si a— interrupt the questioning. him matter of a senior— interrupt the questioning. him matter of a senior royal- interrupt the questioning. him matter of a senior royal serving on the front line is a matter of legitimate public interest reflected in the press. this is about your profession , royal about your profession, royal life, rather than your private life, rather than your private life . are you suggesting that life. are you suggesting that wniie— life. are you suggesting that wniie i— life. are you suggesting that wniie i was— life. are you suggesting that while i was in— life. are you suggesting that while i was in the— c �*75 are you suggesting that while i was in the army that eveninine— while i was in the army that everything was—

while i was in the army that everything was available for the sess— everything was available for the press is— everything was available for the press is wniie— everything was available for the press to write about? can i just neseai— press to write about? can i just neseai e — press to write about? can i just neseai e inis— press to write about? can i just repeat ? this isn't— press to write about? can i just repeat ? " c repeat? this isn't about you asking me questions. it's about me asking you questions. asking me questions. it's about me asking you questions . at what me asking you questions. at what point did you first read the article in the people ? like most article in the people? like most of them , i can't— article in the people? like most of them , i can't recall.- fungi; " , like most of them , i can't recall. but if of them, i can't recall. but if inai-s— of them, i can't recall. but if was is— of them, i can't recall. but if that's to suggest— of them, i can't recall. but if that's to suggest the distress was somehow— that's to suggest the distress was somehow reduced, it senainiw— was somehow reduced, it certainly wasn't and hasn't seen. — certainly wasn't and hasn't seen. iei-s— certainly wasn't and hasn't been. let's move on to part of inan— been. let's move on to part of inai anisie— been. let's move on to part of that article suggests chelsea ani— that article suggests chelsea and i— that article suggests chelsea and i wee— that article suggests chelsea and i were due— that article suggests chelsea and i were due to spend five saws— and i were due to spend five days away— and i were due to spend five days away before— and i were due to spend five days away before i returned to isnisn— days away before i returned to isnisn again— days away before i returned to isnssn again .— days away before i returned to london again . my lord, that's a london again. my lord, that's a siassis— london again. my lord, that's a classic example— london again. my lord, that's a classic example in— london again. my lord, that's a classic example in my mind of a sissy— classic example in my mind of a sissy ssning— classic example in my mind of a sissy ssning sai— classic example in my mind of a story coming out previously wnisn— story coming out previously which flagged— story coming out previously which flagged where i was going, who which flagged where i was going, wns i— which flagged where i was going, wns i was— which flagged where i was going, who i was with— which flagged where i was going, who i was with that no doubt incentivised _ who i was with that no doubt incentivised any— who i was with that no doubt incentivised any reporter at the sine— incentivised any reporter at the iinne .— incentivised any reporter at the iinne . sorry— incentivised any reporter at the iinne . ssnw isn— incentivised any reporter at the time . sorry for interrupting time. sorry for interrupting ininse— time. sorry for interrupting prince harry. _ time. sorry for interrupting prince harry. �*fsi�*i5 5”i5 time. sorry for interrupting prince harry. �*ssiiz; 5i5 time. sorry for interrupting prince harry. �*ssiiz; i5i5 i5i" time. sorry for interrupting prince harry. �*ssiiz; i5i5 5s" prince harry. we are now on the 22nd article. good morning, prince harry. 3:55; 555; 5“ 2625: 5555 good morning, mr 22nd article. good morning, mr seen— 22nd article. good morning, mr green . — 22nd article. good morning, mr green . ss— 22nd article. good morning, mr green . so despite— 22nd article. good morning, mr green . so despite having the green. so despite having the arrogance of a man of utmost privilege , this was not a good privilege, this was not a good morning for harry at all. in fact, as long as celebrity justice is not in play, i find

it impossible to see how he can avoid a humid , radiating defeat avoid a humid, radiating defeat with his reputation for dealing in facts undermined once more to respond. now, my superstar panel , conservative home columnist and broadcaster emily carver , and broadcaster emily carver, the former . oh, no, that's the former. oh, no, that's that's adam brooks there. there we go. definitely not you , adam. we go. definitely not you, adam. thatis we go. definitely not you, adam. that is our businessman and ennenenewis— that is our businessman and ennenisenew ,— that is our businessman and entrepreneur , adam brooks. ' 5: entrepreneur, adam brooks. and inane— entrepreneur, adam brooks. and inane ne— entrepreneur, adam brooks. and inane he is.— entrepreneur, adam brooks. and there he is, former— entrepreneur, adam brooks. and there he is, former labour party adviser matthew lazar , emily adviser matthew lazar, emily carver , i mean, he had no carver, i mean, he had no evidence. and today he actually admitted that he had gone to hope sort of in the had gone to court, sorry, in the hope that something just might emerge . something just might emerge. it's not how the justice system works. it was completely farcical. and i wonder he turned up is— farcical. and i wonder he turned up is essen— farcical. and i wonder he turned up to court without— 55. 55 and i wonder he turned up to court without evidence , as up to court without evidence, as you— up to court without evidence, as wsa as— up to court without evidence, as you as wsa— up to court without evidence, as you as you said— up to court without evidence, as you as you said in— up to court without evidence, as you as you said in your in your iigesi— you as you said in your in your sigesi inene. — you as you said in your in your digest there. he— you as you said in your in your digest there. he turned up. and i'm digest there. he turned up. and in wsnienng— digest there. he turned up. and i'm wondering now, what is he

asiaaiiw— i'm wondering now, what is he aeiaaiiw swing— i'm wondering now, what is he actually trying to— i'm wondering now, what is he actually trying to achieve? sesaase— actually trying to achieve? because he's— actually trying to achieve? because he's clearly not trying to because he's clearly not trying is snsw— because he's clearly not trying is snsw inas— because he's clearly not trying to show that they— because he's clearly not trying to show that they criminal to show that they were criminal , inan— to show that they were criminal , inai inene — to show that they were criminal , that there-all— to show that they were criminal , that there all this , that there was all this snininai— , that there was all this criminal going on criminal activity going on because—havel criminal activity going on. because—have the because he doesn't have the evidence — because he doesn't have the evidence. _thesel because he doesn't have the. evidence. _these 33 evidence. there were these 33 anieies— evidence. there were these 33 articles-pointing- evidence. there were these 33 articles pointing to articles that he's pointing to inan— articles that he's pointing to inn—is- articles that he's pointing to- inai—is-aisai that he's supposed to know about it. that he's supposed to know about in ann— that he's supposed to know about in ann ne— that he's supposed to know about it. and he clearly— that he's supposed to know about it. and he clearly hasn't done his it. and he clearly hasn't done nis sn— it. and he clearly hasn't done his own reading,— it. and he clearly hasn't done his own reading, his own insnsagn— his own reading, his own thorough research. and i feel ssnw— thorough research. and i feel sorry-his— thorough research. and i feel sorry-his iegai— thorough research. and i feel sorry his legal team at this sorry for his legal team at this siage— sorry for his legal team at this stage because— sorry for his legal team at this stage because he— sorry for his legal team at this stage because he was not exactly an stage because he was not exactly a-nwiiness — stage because he was not exactly an-witness. there.- stage because he was not exactly an witness. there. was it an expert witness. there. was it ne— an expert witness. there. was it ne sn— an expert witness. there. was it ne sn nis— an expert witness. there. was it was he on his own— an expert witness. there. was it was he on his own testimony? i shini— was he on his own testimony? i inini they— was he on his own testimony? i think they have— was he on his own testimony? i think they have led— was he on his own testimony? i think they have led him- was he on his own testimony? i think they have led him down this garden path, to be honest, because very often the case he was saying to him, where have you heard this, harry? because this just isn't correct. and he would say, my legal team . so would say, my legal team. so i think they have clearly, because , you know, this is a legal team connected to the hacked off lot. they despise the tabloid press. so think in a way, they have so i think in a way, they have used harry and they have made him look forward. so he's a puppet asi— him look forward. so he's a puppet for their— him look forward. so he's a puppet for their wider- 5 : so he's a puppet for their wider agenda, wnien— puppet for their wider agenda, wnisn is— puppet for their wider agenda, which is kind— puppet for their wider agenda, which is kind of— puppet for their wider agenda, which is kind of sums up prince nan,— which is kind of sums up prince nanny, isesn-i— which is kind of sums up prince harry, doesn't it?— which is kind of sums up prince harry, doesn't it? well, it ises— harry, doesn't it? well, it ises. ne— harry, doesn't it? well, it does. he sort— harry, doesn't it? well, it does. he sort of he's used by iisws— does. he sort of he's used by iisws in— does. he sort of he's used by blows in the— does. he sort of he's used by blows in the wind. he blows in

the blows in the wind. he blows in ane wins.— blows in the wind. he blows in ane wins. nai— blows in the wind. he blows in the wind. but may— blows in the wind. he blows in the wind. but may i just say one ininge— the wind. but may i just say one ininge as— the wind. but may i just say one ininge as a— the wind. but may i just say one thing? as a woman— the wind. but may i just say one thing? as a woman speaking here, the thing? as a woman speaking here, ine-ne— thing? as a woman speaking here, ane-ne insign— thing? as a woman speaking here, the-he brought up— thing? as a woman speaking here, the he brought up chelsy the way he brought up chelsy saw,— the way he brought up chelsy saw, is— the way he brought up chelsy davy, 118 times,— the way he brought up chelsy davy, 118 times, he mentioned her davy, 118 times, he mentioned nee-apparenaiw- davy, 118 times, he mentioned her apparently, and the her name, apparently, and the witness— her name, apparently, and the witness-five- her name, apparently, and the witness five times. her name, apparently, and the. witness-five times. he witness statement five times. he nenaisnei— witness statement five times. he mentioned-markle- witness statement five times. he mentioned markle . well, mentioned meghan markle. well, if mentioned meghan markle. well, ii|wene— mentioned meghan markle. well, ii|wene if— mentioned meghan markle. well, ii|wene if i— mentioned meghan markle. well, ifiwere if i were— mentioned meghan markle. well, if were if i were meghan if i were if i were meghan nannie— if i were if i were meghan markle and— if i were if i were meghan markle and i'm- if i were if i were meghan markle and i'm no great fan of iiegnan— markle and i'm no great fan of iiegnan iat— markle and i'm no great fan of meghan, but i'd— markle and i'm no great fan of meghan, but i'd be quite humiliated— meghan, but i'd be quite humiliated by the fact that he is singing— humiliated by the fact that he is singing as— humiliated by the fact that he is bringing up all of his past relationship,— is bringing up all of his past relationship, making it seem as if anis— relationship, making it seem as if inis wee— relationship, making it seem as if this were as— relationship, making it seem as if this were as if— relationship, making it seem as if this were as if chelsy was ine— if this were as if chelsy was ane isve— if this were as if chelsy was ane iswe ne — if this were as if chelsy was the love he lost,— if this were as if chelsy was the love he lost, his first iswe. — the love he lost, his first iswe. aii— the love he lost, his first love. all of— the love he lost, his first love. all of this and especially sens,— love. all of this and especially pretty, pretty— love. all of this and especially pretty, pretty humiliate . c pretty, pretty humiliate. it nasn-a— pretty, pretty humiliate. it hasn't been— pretty, pretty humiliate. it hasn't been by— pretty, pretty humiliate. it hasn't been by his- pretty, pretty humiliate. c pretty, pretty humiliate. it hasn't been by his side at all dunng hasn't been by his side at all during all of the fallout over spare during this disastrous court case. you do have to start to wonder if harry is still pining after chelsy davy. i thought exactly the same thing, but arade dam this was mortifying today because there were moments where the kc would say, you do realise that this information that you claim the mirror must have procured from phone hacking, it had actually been published and in every newspaper and put out an alert

alert from the press association for 24 hours. and harry just looked dumbfounded. he's embarrassed himself- : ::: he's embarrassed himself again. and inene— embarrassed himself again. and inene is— embarrassed himself again. and inene is a— embarrassed himself again. and there is a reason— embarrassed himself again. and there is a reason why royals do nsi— there is a reason why royals do nsi gs— there is a reason why royals do nsi gs is— there is a reason why royals do nsa gs as asun— there is a reason why royals do not go to court. i— there is a reason why royals do not go to court. i think the iasi— not go to court. i think the iasa tine— not go to court. i think the last time was— not go to court. i think the last time was 1892. edward the sewenin— last time was 1892. edward the sewenin swea— last time was 1892. edward the seventh over a _ last time was 1892. edward the seventh over a game of baccarat . in— seventh over a game of baccarat . i-n asid— seventh over a game of baccarat . i-n isii ns— seventh over a game of baccarat . i-n isii .— seventh over a game of baccarat . i'm told now. it's— seventh over a game of baccarat . i'm told now. it's fun. seventh over a game of baccarat . i'm told now . it's fun. yeah, . i'm told now. it's fun. yeah, its— . i'm told now. it's fun. yeah, it's embarrassing. _ . i'm told now. it's fun. yeah, it's embarrassing. and it can spen— it's embarrassing. and it can seen a— it's embarrassing. and it can open a si— it's embarrassing. and it can open a can of worms. and as you saw— open a can of worms. and as you saw ,— open a can of worms. and as you saw , vou— open a can of worms. and as you saw , you snsw,— open a can of worms. and as you say , you know, dirty— open a can of worms. and as you say , you know, dirty laundry is say, you know, dirty laundry is ssning— say, you know, dirty laundry is ssning sai— say, you know, dirty laundry is ssning sai ss— say, you know, dirty laundry is coming out so much and all this ises— coming out so much and all this ises ii— coming out so much and all this does it doesn't— coming out so much and all this does it doesn't just— coming out so much and all this does it doesn't just embarrass nan.— does it doesn't just embarrass nanny. its— does it doesn't just embarrass harry. it's embarrassing the royal— harry. it's embarrassing the royal ianiiw— harry. it's embarrassing the royal family as— harry. it's embarrassing the royal family as a whole worldwide _ royal family as a whole worldwide ._ royal family as a whole worldwide . and so, you know, he worldwide. and so, you know, he snsaiin-i— worldwide. and so, you know, he shouldn't have— worldwide. and so, you know, he shouldn't have done this. there was a reason william settled out of was a reason william settled out si asun— was a reason william settled out si ssan. ani— was a reason william settled out of court. and it's— was a reason william settled out of court. and it's to— was a reason william settled out of court. and it's to stop circuses like— of court. and it's to stop circuses like this. so i mean, its— circuses like this. so i mean, its neaiiw— circuses like this. so i mean, it's really backfired and it's making— it's really backfired and it's making nin— it's really backfired and it's making him look really stupid . making him look really stupid. iiannew— making him look really stupid. iiannew .— making him look really stupid. matthew , lots— making him look really stupid. matthew , lots of— making him look really stupid. matthew , lots of folk- making him look really stupid. matthew , lots of folk like- making him look really stupid. matthew, lots of folk like you on the left just seem to love harry. he's become the stand and bearer of many of your woke causes. can you defend his

evidence at all today? i think it's i'm not sure— evidence at all today? i think it's i'm not sure he's- : 5 :�* i think it's i'm not sure he's going to win— it's i'm not sure he's going to win ine— it's i'm not sure he's going to win the actor— it's i'm not sure he's going to win the actor of— it's i'm not sure he's going to win the actor of the week award, nsiiw— win the actor of the week award, holly wiiisagniw— win the actor of the week award, holly willoughby or harry. it's a pretty— holly willoughby or harry. it's a new sisse— holly willoughby or harry. it's a pretty close call . so i think a pretty close call. so i think its— a pretty close call. so i think its seaw— a pretty close call. so i think it's pretty hard— a pretty close call. so i think it's pretty hard to— a pretty close call. so i think it's pretty hard to defend, to teens— it's pretty hard to defend, to defend nis— it's pretty hard to defend, to defend his evidence in court. i you snsw,— defend his evidence in court. i mean, you know, as you say, at nsini— mean, you know, as you say, at ssina sawing,— mean, you know, as you say, at one point saying, oh, yeah, the insane— one point saying, oh, yeah, the mbappe nasa— one point saying, oh, yeah, the mbappe must have hacked to get this mbappe must have hacked to get anis—inen- this information. and then ssneissiw— this information. and then. somebody—there this information. and then- somebody_there was this information. and then- s(palacey_there was this information. and then s(palacey release there was this information. and then s(palacey release with'e was this information. and then s(palace y release with said s a palace press release with said inisnnaiisn— a palace press release with said information-a— a palace press release with said information a quote from information and a quote from nin— information and a quote from nin. ani— information and a quote from nin. and i— information and a quote from him. and i mean,— information and a quote from him. and i mean, one of the anisies. — him. and i mean, one of the articles. right.— him. and i mean, one of the articles. right. is- him. and i mean, one of the- articles. right. islcommentary articles. right. is a commentary piece. opinion piece written piece. and opinion piece written by tony parsons . i piece. and opinion piece written by tony parsons. i mean, this tony— by tony parsons. i mean, this tony ianssns— by tony parsons. i mean, this tony parsons was— by tony parsons. i mean, this tony parsons was not- i mean, this tony parsons was not hacking anytsiw— tony parsons was not hacking anybody- ss— tony parsons was not hacking anybody- ss i— tony parsons was not hacking anybody. so i mean i mean, i anni— anybody. so i mean i mean, i think there's— anybody. so i mean i mean, i think there's a— anybody. so i mean i mean, i think there's a wider issue nee.— think there's a wider issue nene. i— think there's a wider issue nene. i mean— think there's a wider issue here. i mean, he's clearly a very— here. i mean, he's clearly a very troubled— here. i mean, he's clearly a very troubled and broken person . ani— very troubled and broken person . ana wnen— very troubled and broken person . and when the— very troubled and broken person . and when the circus is over, wnai-s— . and when the circus is over, was iene— . and when the circus is over, what's left? yeah,— . and when the circus is over, what's left? yeah, i mean , you what's left? yeah, i mean, you snsw,— what's left? yeah, i mean, you insw, ne— what's left? yeah, i mean, you insw, ne is— what's left? yeah, i mean, you know, he is going— what's left? yeah, i mean, you know, he is going to you know, nes— know, he is going to you know, ne-s gsi— know, he is going to you know, ne-s gsa, you— know, he is going to you know, he's got, you know, 50 years of inis— he's got, you know, 50 years of inis kins— he's got, you know, 50 years of inis kins si— he's got, you know, 50 years of this kind of bizarre— he's got, you know, 50 years of this kind of bizarre exile in in caiiisnnia.— this kind of bizarre exile in in california. we're— this kind of bizarre exile in in california. we're cut off from evewaning— california. we're cut off from everything that— california. we're cut off from everything that he knows. i ne— everything that he knows. i mean, he should be, you know, going— mean, he should be, you know, gsing is— mean, he should be, you know, going to regimental reunions and ssaienng— going to regimental reunions and pottering around— going to regimental reunions and pottering around gloucestershire instead— pottering around gloucestershire .-instead .kind - pottering around gloucestershire .-instead-kind of- pottering around gloucestershire . instead kind of he's . and instead he's kind of he's in inis— . and instead he's kind of he's in this bizarre— . and instead he's kind of he's in this bizarre world. so i feel

ssnw— in this bizarre world. so i feel ssnw tse— in this bizarre world. so i feel sorry isn nin — in this bizarre world. so i feel sorry for him more than being aisie— sorry for him more than being aiie is— sorry for him more than being able to defend— sorry for him more than being able to defend him. okay 35554: able to defend him. okay well, nan.— able to defend him. okay well, nan-isn— able to defend him. okay well, look,-lots more- able to defend him. okay well, look,-lots more of. able to defend him. okay well,j look,-lots more of our look, we've got lots more of our recreation went on in recreation of what went on in court there were so many court today. there were so many bombs, shell jaw dropping moments today. bombs, shell jaw dropping moments today . and my superstar moments today. and my superstar panel with me all night for this, matthew lazar, adam brooks and thank all and emily carver. thank you all so much. also on the way as so much. but also on the way as an uber woke head teacher tells pupils the sir pupils to ditch the title sir and miss speaking to and miss when speaking to teachers is this erosion of discipline and respect gearing up generation just to be up another generation just to be unbearably entitled ? can't wait unbearably entitled? can't wait to hear what lee anderson has to say about that one shortly. but next in the clash, after wrapping his woe is me testimony , do you agree that prince harry is a victim? so shall i? lady victoria hervey and broadcaster nina michkov do battle on that next. but what do you think my email address is? dan at gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results and the clash straight after the .

gloria meets only on gb news, britain-s— gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news— gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news .— gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news. channel gloria meets only on gb news, britain's news . channel lee britain's news. channel lee anienssn— britain's news. channel lee anderson and— britain's news. channel lee anderson and angela levin on the way. — anderson and angela levin on the way. nat— anderson and angela levin on the way. nae tinn— anderson and angela levin on the way. but first, the— anderson and angela levin on the way. but first, the clash- anderson and angela levin on the way. �*" way. but first, the clash and prince harry's testimony today in the high court was dripping with endless poor me sob stories rooted in mistruths , perhaps rooted in mistruths, perhaps none more so than this moment where the duke wondered how the press knew about his relationship with chelsy davy ,

relationship with chelsy davy, forgetting the fact the romance was already public knowledge . was already public knowledge. your witness statements, you say you your witness statements, you say wsa can-i— your witness statements, you say you can't understand how any of the you can't understand how any of ane neiia— you can't understand how any of the media knew— you can't understand how any of the media knew where you and miss— the media knew where you and miss saw— the media knew where you and miss davy were— the media knew where you and miss davy were or— the media knew where you and miss davy were or who she was witn— miss davy were or who she was wiin ai— miss davy were or who she was win at ine— miss davy were or who she was with at the time— miss davy were or who she was with at the time of— miss davy were or who she was with at the time of the article. by with at the time of the article. is ane— with at the time of the article. by ane tine— with at the time of the article. by ane tine sf— with at the time of the article. by the time of the article in ne— by the time of the article in ane daily— by the time of the article in the daily mirror,— by the time of the article in the daily mirror, her identity ani— the daily mirror, her identity and relationship were and your relationship were aineaiw— and your relationship were aineaiw in— and your relationship were already in public domain, already in the public domain, weena— already in the public domain, weena they— already in the public domain, weren't they ? _ already in the public domain, weren't they ? 5/55 weren't they? yes, but i was besieged with photographers at the remote polo ranch in argentina. and don't understand how because only chelsea , myself how because only chelsea, myself and marco dyer had arranged it. so i want to know what you wink.— so i want to know what you ininn. inten— so i want to know what you think. after wrapping his woe is me iesiinsnw. — think. after wrapping his woe is me testimony. do— think. after wrapping his woe is me testimony. do you agree that nine— me testimony. do you agree that ninse nann— me testimony. do you agree that ninse nan is— me testimony. do you agree that prince harry is a— me testimony. do you agree that prince harry is a victim ? a&e gb prince harry is a victim? a&e gb news— prince harry is a victim? a&e gb news .com vote— prince harry is a victim? a&e gb news .com vote in— prince harry is a victim? a&e gb news .com vote in our poll at gb news— news .com vote in our poll at gb news sn— news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. _ news .com vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the results snsniw— news on twitter. the results snsniw .— news on twitter. the results snsniw . nai— news on twitter. the results shortly . but to— news on twitter. the results shortly . but to help you make news on twitter. the results shortly. but to help you make up wsw— shortly. but to help you make up wsw nine,— shortly. but to help you make up your mind, in— shortly. but to help you make up your mind, i'm joined in the stasis— your mind, i'm joined in the siaiis ani— your mind, i'm joined in the studio and going head to head the socialite— studio and going head to head the socialite and— studio and going head to head the socialite and royal expert iaiw— the socialite and royal expert lady victoria— the socialite and royal expert lady victoria harvey and the iannsas— lady victoria harvey and the famous journalist nina michkov . famous journalist nina michkov. so famous journalist nina michkov. ss iaiw— famous journalist nina michkov.

ss iaiw v— famous journalist nina michkov. ss lady v nan,— famous journalist nina michkov. so lady v harry, what? it's for us so lady v harry, what? it's for as is— so lady v harry, what? it's for us to believe _ so lady v harry, what? it's for us to believe that— so lady v harry, what? it's for us to believe that he's a victim . i us to believe that he's a victim . i isn-i— us to believe that he's a victim . i don't think— us to believe that he's a victim . i don't think we— us to believe that he's a victim . i don't think we should feel ssnw— . i don't think we should feel ssnw isn— . i don't think we should feel sorry isn nin — . i don't think we should feel sorry for him at— . i don't think we should feel sorry for him at all. yeah i issn— sorry for him at all. yeah i mean, look, harry is going to keep— mean, look, harry is going to keep playing— mean, look, harry is going to keep playing victim. 5 5 keep playing victim. he. he. inis— keep playing victim. he. he. inis is— keep playing victim. he. he. inis is au— keep playing victim. he. he. this is all he— keep playing victim. he. he. this is all he seems to be able to be good at. and i think meghan all she does is just prod him and prod him, and he's like a little performing monkey, and then he reacts acas and then he starts lawsuit and starts another lawsuit and another this one is another lawsuit. and this one is just him look so bad. just making him look so bad. actually, it's completely like backfired. and obviously, his lawyers, it's almost like his lawyers, it's almost like his lawyers have set him up. i don't know. i don't know how he found these lawyers, but they have not done their research at all. well, he hasn't done his research well,- well, he hasn't done his research well, he hasn't done his research. _ research well, he hasn't done his research. and- research well, he hasn't done his research. 5: research well, he hasn't done his research. ' 5: his research. and he just seems to talking chelsy davy to be talking about chelsy davy and, know, obviously not and, you know, obviously not very in relationship very happy in his relationship with markle. i very happy in his relationship with markle . i mean, with meghan markle. i mean, nina, you really— with meghan markle. i mean, nina, you really feel- d i mean, nina, you really feel harry's a victim — nina, you really feel harry's a victim nai— nina, you really feel harry's a victim. but how— nina, you really feel harry's a victim. but how how? i mean, inis— victim. but how how? i mean, inis is— victim. but how how? i mean, inis is a— victim. but how how? i mean, anis is a gay— victim. but how how? i mean, this is a guy who— victim. but how how? i mean, this is a guy who has had more

snwiiege— this is a guy who has had more snwiiege anan— this is a guy who has had more privilege than virtually anyone in ine— privilege than virtually anyone in the western— privilege than virtually anyone in the western world, and he wants— in the western world, and he wanis ane — in the western world, and he wants the same— in the western world, and he wants the same time sorry for wnai— wants the same time sorry for wnaa is— wants the same time sorry for wnaa is a— wants the same time sorry for what is a victim. _ wants the same time sorry for what is a victim. ' , 5c what is a victim. a victim is someone who's put in a situation over which they have no control . now, harry had no control over what was printed about him in the press, and we're talking about eight hours on the stand and the little instance you've you've you've picked out is just one instance over eight hours. now, that's not a lot. there was 140 odd articles that he's talking about. and this is a 33 sample cases as it were. now, for heaven's sake , you said for heaven's sake, you said about chelsy davy . look, about chelsy davy. look, everyone's got a past . everyone's got a past. everyone's got a first love. no, no , no, no, no, no. he should be no, no, no, no, no. he should be just, like, kind of like looking into the future and stop going back. harry. nina is the woman wns— back. harry. nina is the woman wns ne— back. harry. nina is the woman wns ne siains— back. harry. nina is the woman who he claims is— back. harry. nina is the woman who he claims is the— 5 nina is the woman who he claims is the love of his life,— who he claims is the love of his he, ani— who he claims is the love of his iiie, ans wei— who he claims is the love of his life, and yet he— who he claims is the love of his life, and yet he seems more unhappy— life, and yet he seems more unhappy anan— life, and yet he seems more unhappy than he's ever been . 5 unhappy than he's ever been. he get away— unhappy than he's ever been. he get away ttsnn — unhappy than he's ever been. he get away from everything- unhappy than he's ever been. he get away from everything he has decided to take on the press who

made his life hell over many , made his life hell over many, many, many years and made his mother's life hell over many years. no, mother's life hell over many years . no, no, no, no, no. years. no, no, no, no, no. i want— years. no, no, no, no, no. i want ts— years. no, no, no, no, no. i want ts sist— years. no, no, no, no, no. i want to pick you- «55555 no, no, no, no, no. i want to pick you up on «5559 no, no, no, no, no. i want to pick you up on the princess— want to pick you up on the princess diana— want to pick you up on the princess diana thing, and i'll let princess diana thing, and i'll iet ysa— princess diana thing, and i'll let you respond.— princess diana thing, and i'll let you respond. but i think tnene— let you respond. but i think tnene is— let you respond. but i think tnene is a— let you respond. but i think there is a lot— let you respond. but i think there is a lot of— let you respond. but i think there is a lot of misleading stutt— there is a lot of misleading statt teing— there is a lot of misleading stuff being put— there is a lot of misleading stuff being put out there about itineess— stuff being put out there about princess diana.— stuff being put out there about princess diana. remember i adore ininsess— princess diana. remember i adore princess diana— princess diana. remember i adore princess diana, but— princess diana. remember i adore princess diana, but used the princess diana, but she used the netia— princess diana, but she used the netia nina.— princess diana, but she used the media, nina. she— princess diana, but she used the media, nina. she constantly and ssnsistentiy— media, nina. she constantly and consistently. that's— media, nina. she constantly and consistently. that's the way it wsts— consistently. that's the way it wsts nest— consistently. that's the way it works. best mates and a lot of tnat-s— works. best mates and a lot of cases, that's that's— works. best mates and a lot of cases, that's that's how excuse tnat-s— cases, that's that's how excuse tnat-s nsw— cases, that's that's how excuse me, that's how she— cases, that's that's how excuse me, that's how she fought it. that-s— me, that's how she fought it. than nsw— me, that's how she fought it. that's how she— me, that's how she fought it. that's how she fought- me, that's how she fought it. that's how she fought it.- me, that's how she fought it. that's how she fought it. by. by giving her own story. he's giving her own story. he's giving his own story, too. and he's perfectly entitled to. he has taken the battle with the with the tabloids head on. and the thing is, he's not going to win. he's not. the thing is, you know, to make up know, most people to make up claims he's not hacking without evidence, but he's not making up claims. nina just respond a second. look a lot of people got hacked, right? i actually i was one of them. but is that okay? no, no, no, it wasn't okay.

one's saying it's okay, nina, tsn — one's saying it's okay, nina, tsn ist— one's saying it's okay, nina, tsn tst ne— one's saying it's okay, nina, for. for me, when- one's saying it's okay, nina, for. for me, when i- one's saying it's okay, nina, for. 5 one's saying it's okay, nina,- for. for me, when i was hacked , for. for me, when i was hacked, i knew i was being hacked, but i never had the evidence . and it never had the evidence. and it wasn't until ten years ago, i actually got an email from the metropolitan police saying, we believe of operation believe you're part of operation golding, we proof golding, and we have proof because was lucky. you because your name was lucky. you you've got somebody who, an editor yes. but editor with a pin. yes. but i was exactly. but the point is, i ewitense— was exactly. but the point is, i was evidence. nina,— t5;,ts

nignty. — he settled his case out of nignty. tet— he settled his case out of highly. let me— he settled his case out of highly. let me just finish my ssint— highly. let me just finish my ssint. nigniy— highly. let me just finish my point. highly likely that harry wsait— point. highly likely that harry wsait nave— point. highly likely that harry would have is— point. highly likely that harry would have is it— point. highly likely that harry would have is it not probable tnat— would have is it not probable tnat tnat— would have is it not probable tnat tnat ne— would have is it not probable that that he would have been taken— that that he would have been nastete tiny— that that he would have been hacked? why would harry alone not hacked? why would harry alone nst-teen— hacked? why would harry alone not-been hacked- hacked? why would harry alone not been hacked ? : not have been hacked? i need to put not have been hacked? i need to pat-sepssite— not have been hacked? i need to put opposite side of this. put the opposite side of this. and by the way, can i just be clear? i am not defending for one any of the phone one second any of the phone hacking went on the hacking that went on the evidence. but there no evidence. but there is no whistleblower here. there is no evidence have evidence he doesn't have the tories you. did you did tories lucky you. did you did you— tories lucky you. did you did ysa nit— tories lucky you. did you did ysa nit ysa— tories lucky you. did you did you did you get— tories lucky you. did you did you did you get paid- 5x3 did you did you did you get paid off? yes, i sit. — you did you get paid off? yes, i sit. i— you did you get paid off? yes, i sit. i titn-t— you did you get paid off? yes, i did. i didn't have— you did you get paid off? yes, i did. i didn't have to go. you titn-t— did. i didn't have to go. you titn-t nave— did. i didn't have to go. you didn't have to— did. i didn't have to go. you didn't have to go- did. i didn't have to go. you didn't have to go to court. i nat— didn't have to go to court. i nat ne— didn't have to go to court. i nat ne is— didn't have to go to court. i had he is having- didn't have to go to court. i had he is having to go to court. he had he is having to go to court. we titn-t— had he is having to go to court. he didn't have— had he is having to go to court. he didn't have the— had he is having to go to court. he didn't have the evidence. but tnen— he didn't have the evidence. but tnen tnene— he didn't have the evidence. but then there are— he didn't have the evidence. but then there are witnesses. 5 then there are witnesses. he tsesn-t— then there are witnesses. he tsesn-t want— then there are witnesses. he doesn't want-see - then there are witnesses. he doesn't want-see it- then there are witnesses. he doesn't want-see it all. doesn't want to see it all because he wants his day in court. the thing is, he's embarrassed— 55 5c the thing is, he's embarrassed him now. 5.5. 5. the thing is, he's embarrassed him now. court. the thing is, he's- embarrassed him now. i mean, nina.— embarrassed him now. i mean, nina. ysa— embarrassed him now. i mean, nina, you must have over some of those and thought those exchanges and thought he. no, did. i did think no, i did. i i did not think i think he's very brave. he's fantastically brave - think he's very brave. he's fantastically brave to- he's fantastically brave to stand up on fantastically brave to stand up sn—tne- fantastically brave to stand up sn—tne titel fantastically brave to stand up on_the tide of on his own against the tide of all on his own against the tide of at tne— on his own against the tide of all the tabloids— on his own against the tide of all the tabloids because it's nst— all the tabloids because it's nst tast— all the tabloids because it's nst inst tne— all the tabloids because it's not just the mirror, but all the stnen—antl not just the mirror, but all the. stnen—ant tne other tabloids, the mail and the tsu— other tabloids, the mail and the vsa i— other tabloids, the mail and the sun. you i know.— other tabloids, the mail and the sun. you i know. i've been. i've seen— sun. you i know. i've been. i've been a— sun. you i know. i've been. i've been a tabloid— sun. you i know. i've been. i've been a tabloid journalist. they all been a tabloid journalist. they ati ysa— been a tabloid journalist. they ati ysa-tney— been a tabloid journalist. they all you-they all- been a tabloid journalist. they

all you they all get all you know, they all get tsgetnen— all you know, they all get together and _ all you know, they all get together and it's like a war. its— together and it's like a war. it-s tite— together and it's like a war. it-s iite a— together and it's like a war. it's like a war— together and it's like a war. it's like a war against him . so it's like a war against him. so nes— it's like a war against him. so ne-s very— it's like a war against him. so he's very brave. _ it's like a war against him. so he's very brave. he's the one stanting— he's very brave. he's the one man standing good on him, good on man standing good on him, good sn nin— man standing good on him, good sn nin ant— man standing good on him, good on him and the— man standing good on him, good on him and the rest of this ssantny— on him and the rest of this country actually- on him and the rest of this country actually agrees with him . si— country actually agrees with him . ti was— country actually agrees with him . ti poll— country actually agrees with him . 57 was poll today,— country actually agrees with him . 57 was poll today, 57% of 57% of . 57 was poll today, 57% of 57% st tnen— . 57 was poll today, 57% of 57% st tnen tast— . 57 was poll today, 57% of 57% of them back him _ . 57 was poll today, 57% of 57% of them back him rather than the nnins. i— of them back him rather than the mirror. i think— of them back him rather than the mirror. i think 57— of them back him rather than the mirror. i think 57 responded no , i men— mirror. i think 57 responded no , i i— mirror. i think 57 responded no , i mean, i totally— mirror. i think 57 responded no , i mean, i totally agree. he's brave— , i mean, i totally agree. he's brave because— , i mean, i totally agree. he's brave because obviously there's always,— brave because obviously there's always, you— brave because obviously there's always, you know,— brave because obviously there's always, you know, stuff that's primed— always, you know, stuff that's primed that— always, you know, stuff that's printed that some of it is made up and— printed that some of it is made up and we— printed that some of it is made up and we eu— printed that some of it is made up and we all know that stuff eeee— up and we all know that stuff eeee gee— up and we all know that stuff does get made— up and we all know that stuff does get made up. right. so, yes,— does get made up. right. so, yes, he— does get made up. right. so, yes, he ee— does get made up. right. so, yes, he is being— does get made up. right. so, yes, he is being brave. but the problem— yes, he is being brave. but the problem ee— yes, he is being brave. but the problem is he's— yes, he is being brave. but the problem is he's he's gone about me— problem is he's he's gone about the in— problem is he's he's gone about the in the— problem is he's he's gone about this in the wrong— problem is he's he's gone about this in the wrong way and how else— this in the wrong way and how else should— this in the wrong way and how else should he— this in the wrong way and how else should he have gone about it? else should he have gone about in victorie— else should he have gone about it.7 victoria how— else should he have gone about it.7 victoria how else should he have— it.7 victoria how else should he havee he— it.7 victoria how else should he have.7 he should— it.7 victoria how else should he have.7 he should have he should have— have.7 he should have he should have-like— have.7 he should have he should have-like what— have.7 he should have he should have like what evidence. have gone. like what evidence. eut— have gone. like what evidence. we hee— have gone. like what evidence. we he-e gee— have gone. like what evidence. but he's got there's only but he's got he's there's only so but he's got he's there's only ee—yeu- but he's got he's there's only ee—yeu eenl but he's got he's there's only. ee—yeu gee. so much evidence you can get. leek— so much evidence you can get. leek you— so much evidence you can get. leek you een-e— so much evidence you can get. look you can't say— so much evidence you can get. look you can't say thing- so much evidence you can get. look yon justt say thing was so much evidence you can get. look yon just no they must have. based on just no they must have. no, no , no, no that's not, don't no, no, no, no that's not, don't you think this is the risk? now, let me ask you a question. the listening device on chelsea. let

me ask you a question, please. don't you think this is the risk that meg ann has now put harry in some sort of post—truth world where facts do not matter facts, they just base everything on their feelings. that's why they were made such fools of with that near catastrophic new york car chaser is a seeker. after truth, he wants— car chaser is a seeker. after truth, he wants truth- car chaser is a seeker. after truth, he wants truth ,- if” f after truth, he wants truth , and that truth, he wants truth, and that is why— truth, he wants truth, and that is why hee— truth, he wants truth, and that is why he's putting himself through— is why he's putting himself through this— is why he's putting himself through this at— is why he's putting himself through this at great expense . through this at great expense. he does— through this at great expense. he does nee— through this at great expense. he does not want— through this at great expense. he does not want money out of the.— he does not want money out of the. weat— he does not want money out of the. what he— he does not want money out of this. what he wants is the truth and— this. what he wants is the truth and hopefully— this. what he wants is the truth and hopefully truth will and hopefully the truth will come-he— and hopefully the truth will come - he thinks- and hopefully the truth will come he thinks it's come out. he thinks that it's going— come out. he thinks that it's going ne— come out. he thinks that it's going ne ense— come out. he thinks that it's going to close doors for him. right — going to close doors for him. right -nnen- going to close doors for him. right. _that that. going to close doors for him. right. that that for right. because that that for him:— right. because that that for nin, nee— right. because that that for him, he's living— right. because that that for him, he's living in this trauma nnn— him, he's living in this trauma right from — him, he's living in this trauma right from mother's death . right from his mother's death. ane— right from his mother's death. ann-tne— right from his mother's death. and-the press- right from his mother's death. and the press and and he sees the press and the paparazzi— and he sees the press and the paparazzi .— and he sees the press and the paparazzi lof— and he sees the press and the paparazzi ,.of-as- and he sees the press and the paparazzi , of as the paparazzi, all of them, as the people— paparazzi, all of them, as the peopp. anat— paparazzi, all of them, as the people that killed his as people that killed his mother as the people that killed his mother as tne-se— people that killed his mother as the-so.wants- people that killed his mother as the so wants closure. the enemy. so he wants closure. nee— the enemy. so he wants closure. ne-e trying— the enemy. so he wants closure. ne-e paying te— the enemy. so he wants closure. he's trying to-it's- the enemy. so he wants closure. he's trying to it's just he's trying to get it's not just nan— he's trying to get it's not just tnan ne— he's trying to get it's not just that. it's because— he's trying to get it's not just that. it's because he has been nan— that. it's because he has been from a— that. it's because he has been from a-nen— that. it's because he has been from a-nen a- that. it's because he has been from a from a from from a child, from a from a enna. — from a child, from a from a enna. i— from a child, from a from a child. i actually- from a child, from a from a child. f ”in; child. i actually feel so disappointed in you. why? because you're a journalist? i'm a journalist. you because you're a journalist? i'm ajournalist. you should because you're a journalist? i'm a journalist. you should stand up nan— a journalist. you should stand up for freedom _ a journalist. you should stand up for freedom of— a journalist. you should stand up for freedom of the- you should stand up for freedom of the press and nnn— up for freedom of the press and nnat ne— up for freedom of the press and what he wants— up for freedom of the press and what he wants to— up for freedom of the press and what he wants to do is shut down the what he wants to do is shut down ane repeninp— what he wants to do is shut down ane repeninp en— what he wants to do is shut down the reporting of the— what he wants to do is shut down the reporting of the rich and

p..— the reporting of the rich and ane penenaa— the reporting of the rich and the powerful truth. i stand up for p...— the powerful truth. i stand up far tne n— the powerful truth. i stand up far tne n yea— the powerful truth. i stand up for the if you stand up for man— for the if you stand up for tnan yea— for the if you stand up for that, you should accept that nann— that, you should accept that nanny naenn— that, you should accept that harry wasn't hacked. no, i. you saying— harry wasn't hacked. no, i. you were saying that— harry wasn't hacked. no, i. you were saying that harry was not naenea. — were saying that harry was not naenea. nat— were saying that harry was not hacked. not by— were saying that harry was not hacked. not by the- were saying that harry was not hacked. we hacked. not by the mirror, no. oh, come on. they— hacked. not by the mirror, no. oh, come on. they hacked- oh, come on. they hacked eeonye wny— oh, come on. they hacked everyone. why would they not nook— everyone. why would they not naek nine— everyone. why would they not hack him? why— everyone. why would they not hack him? why would you? why? a special— hack him? why would you? why? a special oase— hack him? why would you? why? a special case. i'll— hack him? why would you? why? a special case. i'll-you- special case. i'll tell you why. a special. — special case. i'll tell you why. a special. nu— special case. i'll tell you why. a special. i'll tell— special case. i'll tell you why. a special. i'll tell you- special case. i'll tell you why. a special. i'll tell you exactly why. they wouldn't have had him. he hacked because they would he got hacked because they would have nervous he got hacked because they would have the nervous he got hacked because they would have the extra nervous he got hacked because they would have the extra security rvous he got hacked because they would have the extra security around about the extra security around someone harry. so someone like prince harry. so that's hack his friends that's why they hack his friends and members. not and family members. i'm not defending that. but remember that whistleblowers and that case has whistleblowers and they said that. harry they have not said that. harry was ever. it is, but it is not okay— was ever. it is, but it is not okay to— was ever. it is, but it is not okay ao noon— was ever. it is, but it is not okay to hack his— it is, but it is not okay to hack his family and friends,— okay to hack his family and nnenao ae— okay to hack his family and friends, as you _ okay to hack his family and friends, as you just said . i friends, as you just said. i know— friends, as you just said. i know no— friends, as you just said. i know it's not— friends, as you just said. i know it's not so- friends, as you just said. i know it's not so , so, so. but know it's not so, so, so. but yoe— know it's not so, so, so. but ye aoaakky— know it's not so, so, so. but you've totally you've missed the poknn — you've totally you've missed the poknn nak— you've totally you've missed the pokna. not p..— you've totally you've missed the point. but the reality is, is p...— point. but the reality is, is p... kne— point. but the reality is, is that this phone— point. but the reality is, is that this phone hacking went on yeas— that this phone hacking went on years ana— that this phone hacking went on yeane ano yeas— that this phone hacking went on years and years ago , and he has years and years ago, and he has worked— years and years ago, and he has worked p..— years and years ago, and he has worked in street— years and years ago, and he has worked in street a— years and years ago, and he has worked in street a victim to knoweana— worked in street a victim to thousand and— worked in street a victim to thousand and seven. ': worked in street a victim to thousand and seven. ' z worked in street a victim to thousand and seven. ' “2 thousand and seven. and let me tell thousand and seven. and let me eeu yon— thousand and seven. and let me tell you, it completely cleared up his act. what harry doesn't like is people writing negative stories about him, including me,

by the way, and all of my stories, let me tell you, were completely legal. and they're also true. doesn't also completely true. he doesn't like it because he only wants real. he's talking. he is taking.— real. he's talking. he is talking. he's— ”kiwi he's talking. he is talking. he's not he's not taking— talking. he's not he's not talking about— talking. he's not he's not talking about you. he is talking about— talking about you. he is talking about p..— talking about you. he is talking about the cases— talking about you. he is talking about the cases that he has propon— about the cases that he has brought over. _ about the cases that he has brought over. a; “g about the cases that he has brought over. “g brought over. he's talking about journalists today. well, he is he's journalists today. well, he is ne-e nee— journalists today. well, he is we we nee— journalists today. well, he is he's he's he's sacked- 2 well, he is he's he's he's sacked off the government— he's he's he's sacked off the government and— he's he's he's sacked off the government and he mentioned that kaay. — government and he mentioned that kaay. can— government and he mentioned that kaoy. can you— government and he mentioned that kaoy. can you just— government and he mentioned that lady. can you just go— government and he mentioned that lady. kiwi“ gin lady. can you just go into that a bit more? this is an important i mean from reading spare right. this is he he will he will paekakky— this is he he will he will basically fight- this is he he will he will basically fight to the end of p..— basically fight to the end of we eann— basically fight to the end of we eann ao— basically fight to the end of the earth to have the whole of uke— the earth to have the whole of kke every— the earth to have the whole of like every newspaper down. like every newspaper shut down. i neon— like every newspaper shut down. i ne— like every newspaper shut down. i mean, he does— like every newspaper shut down. i mean, he does not want newspapers— i mean, he does not want newspapers shut down. he wants pp... — newspapers shut down. he wants pp... -neka— newspapers shut down. he wants pp... -neka ko— newspapers shut down. he wants them _held to a _ newspapers shut down. he wants them held to a certain them to be held to a certain keyek— them to be held to a certain keyek on— them to be held to a certain level of integrity, truthfulness. he only positive coverage. and— truthfulness. he only positive coverage. ' truthfulness. he only positive coverage. and believe me, he's not. all three of us know what it's like to have terrible things written about us, but we also accept it because you know what? that's what comes with being in a he's not democracy. he about he is not complaining about terrible things written about. he is complaining about people

opening— he is complaining about people oeanno nano— he is complaining about people oeanno naeke .— he is complaining about people getting facts . okay, final word. getting facts. okay, final word. nnak— getting facts. okay, final word. nnak wore— getting facts. okay, final word. nnak wona .— getting facts. okay, final word. final word . you— getting facts. okay, final word. final word . you know the thing final word. you know the thing about— final word. you know the thing about nn— final word. you know the thing about him, right?— final word. you know the thing about him, right? it's like, kook— about him, right? it's like, kook, ne— about him, right? it's like, look, he was— about him, right? it's like, look, he was supposed move to look, he was supposed to move to america— look, he was supposed to move to america pene— look, he was supposed to move to america being happy with new america being happy with his new wife—undercover- america being happy with his new wife undercover like wife. i like lay undercover like ewenyankno— wife. i like lay undercover like everything that— wife. i like lay undercover like everything that he was supposed to everything that he was supposed ao nave— everything that he was supposed to nave none.— everything that he was supposed to have done. he's— everything that he was supposed to have done. he's done eonpkeaeky— to have done. he's done completely opposite completely the opposite because nee—pet- completely the opposite because nee—get away| he's deeply wanted to get away non—annappy- he's deeply wanted to get away from unhappy nina from his deeply unhappy nina soon. — from his deeply unhappy nina soon. we— from his deeply unhappy nina scott. he will— from his deeply unhappy nina scott. he will be— from his deeply unhappy nina scott. kt; 22 e�*z from his deeply unhappy nina scott. c; cc e�*z . f scott. he will be lady victoria hardy. he will be he will get you— hardy. he will be he will get you p..— hardy. he will be he will get you ane wetn— hardy. he will be he will get you the truth and— 322 he will be he will get you the truth and the truth w2 he will be he will get you the truth and the truth is the you the truth and the truth is we nook— you the truth and the truth is the most important thing. thank you pean— the most important thing. thank you now so— the most important thing. thank you both so much.— the most important thing. thank you both so much. but who do you agree with on this? do you think prince harry is victim? on prince harry is a victim? liz on twitter writes, this trial twitter writes, yes, this trial has a disaster harry. has been a disaster for harry. i believe he has been misinformed and misguided and he is and misguided and that he is a victim of phone hacking or victim not of phone hacking or press intrusion, but of bad guidance. actually agree with guidance. i actually agree with you liz. he writes, no, you on that, liz. he writes, no, from what i've read far, from what i've read so far, he appears have evidence of appears to have zero evidence of anything. shane he's anything. and shane writes, he's anything. and shane writes, he's a mind, a victim in his own mind, perhaps. yes, certainly had perhaps. yes, he certainly had it worse than anyone else in it no worse than anyone else in the spotlight. the difference is others celebrity to the spotlight. the difference is otherothers. celebrity to the spotlight. the difference is otherothers. the celebrity to the spotlight. the difference is otherothers. the sussexesto the spotlight. the difference is otherothers. the sussexes simply help others. the sussexes simply whine . the duke clearly needs to whine. the duke clearly needs to deal with his mother's death.

and verdict is now in. 15% and your verdict is now in. 15% of agree with nina that of you agree with nina that prince harry is a victim . after prince harry is a victim. after that woe is me testimony today, 85% of you say he is not coming up as harry accuses the press of being a little bit mean about his break—up with chelsea davey while his lack of evidence has left him humiliated again, has he revealed his true degree of paranoia? well his biographer, angela levin, she knows him better than any other journalist, to journalist, and she's going to give unflinching analysis give her unflinching analysis shortly time shortly. but first, it's time for real world with lee for the real world with lee anderson as the tough talking tory chairman gets stuck tory deputy chairman gets stuck into woke teachers ditching into woke head teachers ditching discipline . oxfam's jk rowling discipline. oxfam's jk rowling turf jibe and so much more. don't go anywhere .

on gb news, the people's. channel angela levin gives her verdict on harry's evidence in the high court today in just a moment. but first, it's time for the moment. but first, it's time for we keak— moment. but first, it's time for the real world— moment. but first, it's time for the real world with— but first, it's time for the real world with lee anderson and p..— the real world with lee anderson and the headmaster of a leading london— and the headmaster of a leading london school— and the headmaster of a leading london school has— and the headmaster of a leading london school has sparked oawaoe— london school has sparked outrage after— london school has sparked outrage after banning pupils non— outrage after banning pupils from wan— outrage after banning pupils from wait for— outrage after banning pupils from wait for it— outrage after banning pupils from wait for it addressing knew— from wait for it addressing their teachers _ from wait for it addressing their teachers as sir and miss, instead— their teachers as sir and miss, instead insisting— their teachers as sir and miss, instead insisting they use aeaenene— instead insisting they use teachers full— instead insisting they use teachers full titles with surnames to _ teachers full titles with surnames to tackle, quote , surnames to tackle, quote, awkwa— surnames to tackle, quote, cultural misogyny . this is james cultural misogyny. this is james wane— cultural misogyny. this is james hans peckham. _ cultural misogyny. this is james hans peckham. he— cultural misogyny. this is james hans peckham. he is the eeewnwe— hans peckham. he is the executive principal at the wane— executive principal at the harris academy , and he told harris academy, and he told pwpkke— harris academy, and he told pwpwe p..— harris academy, and he told pwpwe in an— harris academy, and he told pupils in an assembly miss is now— pupils in an assembly miss is now you— pupils in an assembly miss is now you refer— pupils in an assembly miss is how you refer to _ pupils in an assembly miss is how you refer to a small girl or an edwardian— how you refer to a small girl or an edwardian shop— how you refer to a small girl or an edwardian shop assistant. the nneeeaeo— an edwardian shop assistant. the nneeeaep ke—

an edwardian shop assistant. the message is that— an edwardian shop assistant. the message is that it's not right to awarene— message is that it's not right to address men— message is that it's not right to address men as aristocratic knkpnke— to address men as aristocratic knkpnke ana— to address men as aristocratic knights and women as children . knights and women as children. say— knights and women as children. say look,— knights and women as children. say look, we— knights and women as children. sally look, we see— knights and women as children. sally look, we see this awful unke— sally look, we see this awful little tiktoker_ sally look, we see this awful little tiktoker whose name i aewakky— little tiktoker whose name i actually refuse— little tiktoker whose name i actually refuse to use. you know,— actually refuse to use. you know, going— actually refuse to use. you know, going around and causing all know, going around and causing akk of— know, going around and causing akk of knee— know, going around and causing all of these trouble for people eon— all of these trouble for people eon on— all of these trouble for people sort of showing— all of these trouble for people sort of showing that disregard aspect— sort of showing that disregard aepee ke— sort of showing that disregard aepeea is now— sort of showing that disregard aspect is now rife in our younger— aspect is now rife in our younger generation . and then you younger generation. and then you nave— younger generation. and then you nave a— younger generation. and then you have a headteacher— younger generation. and then you have a headteacher saying, oh no, have a headteacher saying, oh ne— have a headteacher saying, oh no, no, it's misogyny to call your— no, no, it's misogyny to call your teachers— no, no, it's misogyny to call your teachers ,_ no, no, it's misogyny to call your teachers , sir, or miss. is your teachers, sir, or miss. is kne— your teachers, sir, or miss. is no not— your teachers, sir, or miss. is no not just— your teachers, sir, or miss. is this not just the— your teachers, sir, or miss. is this not just the erosion of akeekpnne— this not just the erosion of discipline and— this not just the erosion of discipline and this is where kne— discipline and this is where we ke— discipline and this is where this is where— discipline and this is where this is where it— discipline and this is where this is where it all starts down in eenook. — this is where it all starts down in school. now,— this is where it all starts down in school. now, i— this is where it all starts down in school. \okz~w ”cent?“ this is where it all starts down in school. kcw in school. now, i remember one of my favourite school teachers, mr southall. he taught me 40 odd years— mr southall. he taught me 40 odd years ago.— mr southall. he taught me 40 odd yeane aeo- — mr southall. he taught me 40 odd yeane ago. no— mr southall. he taught me 40 odd years ago. 45 years— mr southall. he taught me 40 odd years ago. 45 years ago.- ti.” he taught me 40 odd years ago. d ' mr southall. he taught me 40 odd years ago. 45 years ago. and to this day, when i see him in town , i say, hello, sir, how are you 7 , i say, hello, sir, how are you ? that's how it was. it was, sir. it was miss. it was about respect. it's about respecting yow— respect. it's about respecting yow eonook— 2 it's about respecting your school teachers is about neepeonno— your school teachers is about neepeennp yow— your school teachers is about respecting your elders and nawnp— respecting your elders and nawnp-on- respecting your elders and having-bit of. having that little bit of discipline— having that little bit of discipline and those boundaries p...— discipline and those boundaries not you— discipline and those boundaries not you need— discipline and those boundaries that you need between pupil discipline and those boundaries thataou need between pupil discipline and those boundaries that a teacher. between pupil discipline and those boundaries that a teacher. and een pupil discipline and those boundaries thata teacher. and ian pupil discipline and those boundaries thata teacher. and i supposeil and a teacher. and i suppose kne— and a teacher. and i suppose we kne— and a teacher. and i suppose this this chap— and a teacher. and i suppose this this chap is— and a teacher. and i suppose this this chap is the harris

koaaeny— this this chap is the harris keaaeny n— this this chap is the harris academy is talking is academy is talking about is wane— academy is talking about is wane .— academy is talking about is nanne . n— academy is talking about is harris. it really— academy is talking about is harris. it really is academy is talking about is harris . it really is definitely harris. it really is definitely is. — harris. it really is definitely in. ann— harris. it really is definitely is. and what— harris. it really is definitely is. and what i— harris. it really is definitely is. and what i hate- harris. it really is definitely is. and what i hate about it is terms like culture , misogyny . terms like culture, misogyny. it's like there's no woman thinks that it's disrespectful to be called miss and dan, where does this come from? look, you know, i waned— does this come from? look, you know, i started off— does this come from? look, you know, i started off life- does this come from? look, you know, i started off life as- know, i started off life as a cook— know, i started off life as a cook mp...— know, i started off life as a coal miner, and— know, i started off life as a coal miner, and if i'd have been eakkea— coal miner, and if i'd have been eakkea wne— coal miner, and if i'd have been called miss or— coal miner, and if i'd have been called miss or sir,— coal miner, and if i'd have been called miss or sir, that would nave— called miss or sir, that would nave keen— called miss or sir, that would have been quite— called miss or sir, that would have been quite a nice thing to be cakew— have been quite a nice thing to be called. you— have been quite a nice thing to be called. you need to get in a factory— be called. you need to get in a factory on— be called. you need to get in a factory on a— be called. you need to get in a factory or a building site or in p..— factory or a building site or in we ...p_ factory or a building site or in the real world— factory or a building site or in the real world in— factory or a building site or in the real world in real jobs and wnak— the real world in real jobs and wnaa eon— the real world in real jobs and see what sort of— the real world in real jobs and see what sort of names are banned— see what sort of names are bandied about— see what sort of names are bandied about in the real wonkpkaoe— bandied about in the real workplace. absolute nonsense. kna— workplace. absolute nonsense. and you— workplace. absolute nonsense. and you know— workplace. absolute nonsense. and you know what? this headmaster— and you know what? this headmaster years and you know what? this- headmaster-years time headmaster in a few years time anew—canno- headmaster in a few years time after—calling-byj after people are calling him by his after people are calling him by nip-name,— after people are calling him by his-name, it'll— after people are calling him by his-name, it'll be- after people are calling him by his name, it'll be the his first name, it'll be the wet—tnat- his first name, it'll be thei first—that kids first complaining that kids are running— first complaining that kids are running-feral- first complaining that kids are running feral they'll running around feral and they'll be running around feral and they'll we wanna— running around feral and they'll be blaming the— running around feral and they'll be blaming the government are running around feral and they'll be iinvesting�*ie government are running around feral and they'll be iinvesting in government are running around feral and they'll be iinvesting in youthiment are running around feral and they'll be iinvesting in youth services; not investing in youth services wnen— not investing in youth services wnen-iney-ne- when it starts. they're in eenook. — when it starts. they're in school. happening, when it starts. they're in- school.-happening, isn't school. this is happening, isn't we — school. this is happening, isn't we .runnin9_ school. this is happening, isn't it? .running around- school. this is happening, isn't it? .running around ferall it? kids running around feral and is partly because of the and it is partly because of the discipline in schools. yeah. i want to talk oxford want to talk about oxford international because i can't believe are refusing to believe this. are refusing to apologise being forced to apologise after being forced to delete cartoon delete a pride cartoon that depicted selling delete a pride cartoon that depicte brilliant selling delete a pride cartoon that

depicte brilliant women's rights author. brilliant women's rights champion j.k. rowling some author. brilliant women's rights charof on j.k. rowling some author. brilliant women's rights charof anti—transiling some author. brilliant women's rights charof anti—trans demon some author. brilliant women's rights charof anti—trans demon .ome author. brilliant women's rights charof anti—trans demon . look, sort of anti—trans demon. look, look while lgbtqia+ look at this. while lgbtqia+ people around the world are depfived people around the world are deprived of basic safety, not protected by laws, preyed on by hate groups online and offline . hate groups online and offline. now, oxfam claims that the cartoon was not supposed to be based on anyone particular. look put them side by side. they're it's pretty hard to believe . so, it's pretty hard to believe. so, i mean, this is a humanitarian organisation lee attacking one of our best selling authors because she believes in the rights of women. we can't support folk like ofsted. well, i mean, j.k. rowling has been one of our best exports over the last 20, 30 years from this country. and last 20, 30 years from this country . and this oxfam. they're country. and this oxfam. they're ewppoeea— country. and this oxfam. they're supposed to— cc. and this oxfam. they're supposed to concentrate cc». and this oxfam. they're supposed to concentrate on akkewannp— supposed to concentrate on alleviating world poverty , not alleviating world poverty, not anaekknp— alleviating world poverty, not attacking one— alleviating world poverty, not attacking one of— alleviating world poverty, not attacking one of our national treasures . and— attacking one of our national treasures . and she is and i treasures. and she is and i wink— treasures. and she is and i think they've— treasures. and she is and i think they've got far too much money— think they've got far too much money ana— think they've got far too much money and time— think they've got far too much money and time on their hands to be none— money and time on their hands to be doing kne— money and time on their hands to be doing this. they— money and time on their hands to be doing this. they need to keep knew— be doing this. they need to keep knew nose— be doing this. they need to keep their nose out— be doing this. they need to keep their nose out of— be doing this. they need to keep their nose out of these issues

ana— their nose out of these issues and concentrate _ their nose out of these issues and concentrate looking after and concentrate on looking after poor— and concentrate on looking after poon peopke— and concentrate on looking after poor people around the world, because— poor people around the world, because that's— poor people around the world, because that's-we- poor people around the world, because that's we donate because that's what we donate money—knee- because that's what we donate money these good money for to these these good kna— money for to these these good and i— money for to these these good causes. and i think oxfam is going— causes. and i think oxfam is gang-cp- causes. and i think oxfam isi 9ing-ltisui>p0rt going to lose a lot of support ane— going to lose a lot of support over this. they're— going to lose a lot of support over this. they're hardly eoweaky— over this. they're hardly squeaky themselves. over this. they're hardly- squeaky _themselves. well, over this. they're hardly- squeayou-themselves. well, over this. they're hardly squeayou look themselves. well, over this. they're hardly squeayou look atemselves. well, over this. they're hardly squeayou look at some'es. well, over this. they're hardly squeayou look at some of. well, over this. they're hardly squeayou look at some of the ll, when you look at some of the dodgy— when you look at some of the dodgy-i— when you look at some of the dodgy-k mean- when you look at some of the dodgy i mean, haiti in dodgy passing, i mean, haiti in the dodgy passing, i mean, haiti in kne-yow— dodgy passing, i mean, haiti in ane-yow know.- dodgy passing, i mean, haiti in the you know, there's the congo, you know, there's. —anene some dodgy workers out there done— some dodgy workers out there none—winge- - doing some dodgy things. they need— doing some dodgy things. they neealekean— doing some dodgy things. they neealekean ap— doing some dodgy things. they need clean up their own act. need to clean up their own act. so need to clean up their own act. so-ow— need to clean up their own act. so-ow p..— need to clean up their own act. so out the problems in so sort out the problems in new— so sort out the problems in new own— so sort out the problems in their own backyard leave their own backyard and leave keawe— their own backyard and leave leave—alone.- their own backyard and leavei leave—alone. she's leave jk rowling alone. she's one-e— leave jk rowling alone. she's she's—treasure.- leave jk rowling alone. she's. she's—treasure. well, she's a national treasure. well, do she's a national treasure. well, ao—ne she's a national treasure. well,- ao—ne do you know what disgusts me now that do you know what disgusts me now p... any— do you know what disgusts me now not any woman— do you know what disgusts me now that any woman who— do you know what disgusts me now that any woman who stands up for single— that any woman who stands up for eknpke sex— that any woman who stands up for single sex spaces? _ that any woman who stands up for single sex spaces? 7 single sex spaces? remember, that's all j.k. rowling is done. she has never attacked trans people ever . she has never attacked trans people ever. and she has never attacked trans people ever . and yet she has never attacked trans people ever. and yet this label terf , is thrown at them. now, terf, is thrown at them. now, i've actually decided to reclaim the phrase terf. people call me a terf. all the time. trans exclusionary. radical feminists . i think you know what? if that means that i stand up for the rights of my mother, sister , rights of my mother, my sister, for my female friends to have spaces that they are totally protected, to be able to compete in sport against other

biological women, then so be it. but it's just the name calling from the nasty left, isn't it? they're very nasty. it's important that- they're very nasty. it's important that we - “can c; ocg it's important that we stick it's important that we stick up they're very nasty. it's- important that we stick up for at— important that we stick up for women at every— important that we stick up for women at every opportunity. knew— women at every opportunity. knew none— women at every opportunity. their rights are— women at every opportunity. their rights are being eroded by the their rights are being eroded by we nay— their rights are being eroded by we pay oy— their rights are being eroded by the day by these— their rights are being eroded by the day by these lunatics and it's the day by these lunatics and in ion— the day by these lunatics and in just a— the day by these lunatics and it's just a minority of lunatics in it's just a minority of lunatics kn ann— it's just a minority of lunatics in this country. _ it's just a minority of lunatics in this country. we see the onannee— in this country. we see the charities are— in this country. we see the charities are stepping in now, wke— charities are stepping in now, kke oxfam.— charities are stepping in now, like oxfam. we're speaking aoown — like oxfam. we're speaking aoown koa— like oxfam. we're speaking about. you know, they've got a big pkakfonn— about. you know, they've got a big platform. they should know benea— big platform. they should know oenen kney— big platform. they should know better. they can— big platform. they should know better. they can do a lot of damage.— better. they can do a lot of damage. kna— better. they can do a lot of damage. and they are the promen— damage. and they are the problem, not— damage. and they are the problem, not solution. problem, not the solution. i know.— problem, not the solution. i know-ke— problem, not the solution. i know-n p..- problem, not the solution. i know,-is the risk. problem, not the solution. i know, is the risk of know, but this is the risk of a enppeny— know, but this is the risk of a slippery starmer. . slippery starmer. it is a suppeny— slippery starmer. it is a slippery slope led government, isn't he doesn't isn't it? because he doesn't believe rights of women, believe in the rights of women, because thinks have because he thinks women can have a penis? well even to day, a penis? well even to this day, dan, he tell you the dan, he cannot tell you the difference between a man and a woman. and to think that that ana— woman. and to think that that and ne— woman. and to think that that and ne n— woman. and to think that that man and he is a— “ and to think that that man and he is a man, i suspect nee— man and he is a man, i suspect we a— man and he is a man, i suspect we a anyway.— man and he is a man, i suspect he's a man anyway, could be leading— he's a man anyway, could be keaoinp ann— he's a man anyway, could be leading this country in 18 nonwo— leading this country in 18 months time. what a message that sends— months time. what a message that sends-kne— months time. what a message that eenae-kne reek— months time. what a message that sends-the rest of— months time. what a message that sends-the rest of the- sends out to the rest of the worka— sends out to the rest of the worm. wo— sends out to the rest of the world. no, indeed. \c»w world. no, indeed. now, look, terrible news today, especially for i'm looking terrible news today, especially for to i'm looking terrible news today, especially for to somen looking terrible news today, especially for to some summer| terrible news today, especially for to some summer holidays. forward to some summer holidays. but in for a shock.

but we could be in for a shock. heathrow airport has had to announce that strikes will hit travellers every weekend travellers almost every weekend from mid—june until the of from mid—june until the end of august. secured august. this is because secured city decided to down city staff have decided to down tools british borders in tools and put british borders in jeopardy. sally, we've had this winter of discontent and it looks like the rabid unions are also now trying to destroy our summer. is this just going to continue until the election? because they are so determined to cause chaos for your. well, it's another case— to cause chaos for your. well, it's another case down- c c 2 well, it's another case down of the kke— it's another case down of the kke yon— it's another case down of the nke you say.— it's another case down of the like you say, rabid union keadene— like you say, rabid union keaaene. .— like you say, rabid union leaders. i don't always blame nnenneoe— leaders. i don't always blame members that— leaders. i don't always blame members that are trying to hold the members that are trying to hold ane eownwy— members that are trying to hold ane country to— members that are trying to hold the country to ransom. they're nono— the country to ransom. they're aoknolwnn— the country to ransom. they're doing .with the _ the country to ransom. they're doing with the scores. doing it with the scores. iney-we— doing it with the scores. iney-we-n- doing it with the scores. they've it with transport. they've done it with transport. iney-we— they've done it with transport. nney-we none— they've done it with transport. they've done .with - they've done it with transport. they've done with the health they've done it with the health service — they've done it with the health service—ine- service. and now we're just penne— service. and now we're just peaking—feet- service. and now we're just peaking—feet ini service. and now we're just- getting_feet in this getting back on our feet in this country— getting back on our feet in this country .p.._ getting back on our feet in this eownwy after a— getting back on our feet in this country after a terrible few yeas— country after a terrible few years-cowo- country after a terrible few years covid the years with covid and the pandemic.— years with covid and the pandemic, know, people pandemic, you know, people deserve— pandemic, you know, people aeeewe-tney- pandemic, you know, people deserve they want to pandemic, you know, people- deserve _they want to go deserve a break. they want to go on nonpay— deserve a break. they want to go on holiday this— deserve a break. they want to go on holiday this summer. i'm wnak-e— on holiday this summer. i'm what's-happen?- on holiday this summer. i'm what's happen? these what's going to happen? these kennoke— what's going to happen? thesei terrible—going terrible union leaders are going to stop— terrible union leaders are going ao eaop peopke— terrible union leaders are going to stop people yourself and to stop people like yourself and me to stop people like yourself and ne—ana- to stop people like yourself and ne—ana ny- to stop people like yourself and. ne—ana nny nanny me and my friends and my family non— me and my friends and my family from going— me and my friends and my family from going on— me and my friends and my family from going on that— me and my friends and my family from going on that well—deserved summer-kna— from going on that well—deserved ewnnen-kna-a- from going on that well—deserved summer and a great summer break. and it's a great nnnen— summer break. and it's a great awaken-again— summer break. and it's a great british again that's british public again that's going—tneeel british public again that's. going—these out british public again that's- going_these out of going to suffer for these out of open— going to suffer for these out of town anon— going to suffer for these out of touch union leaders who are trying— touch union leaders who are paying to— touch union leaders who are paying ao noka— touch union leaders who are trying to hold the government to

ransomlthe_ trying to hold the government to ransom-the run— trying to hold the government to ransom-the run up— trying to hold the government to ransom the run up the next ransom in the run up to the next ekeonon.— ransom in the run up to the next ekeenon. g..— ransom in the run up to the next election. but we'll— ransom in the run up to the next election. but we'll be tied them down— election. but we'll be tied them gown—oneni down because, you know, after the down because, you know, after we ekeenon— down because, you know, after the election, labour do win, the election, if labour do win, tneee— the election, if labour do win,i kneee—go these unions aren't going to go away. —ko- these unions aren't going to go away. _to eonel these unions aren't going to go. away. _to come with away. they're going to come with the away. they're going to come with we begging— away. they're going to come with we peggkng oowk— away. they're going to come with the begging bowl out to the labour— the begging bowl out to the labour nanny.— the begging bowl out to the labour party, then they be labour party, then they will be in _tney-kk— labour party, then they will be pn-pggy-g oe- labour party, then they will be in they'll be more in trouble. they'll be more powenwk.— in trouble. they'll be more powerful._that| in trouble. they'll be more- powerful._that really powerful. the thing that really worries me, lee, is that these strikes obe . strikes are not actually obe. they're really doing what they're not really doing what strikes i believe are meant to be legal for, you know , to make be legal for, you know, to make a point on a one off basis. i mean, this is going right back to the 80s and the industrial disputes that lasted for months and months and months on end. surely your party has to actually say, we've got to look at the laws around this. well, minimum service— at the laws around this. well, minimum service level- “2 well, minimum service level agreements is a minimum service level agreements ke a goon— minimum service level agreements ke a goon wing.— minimum service level agreements is a good thing, which we took a lot is a good thing, which we took a pg of— is a good thing, which we took a pg of flak— is a good thing, which we took a lot of flak over— is a good thing, which we took a lot of flak over that— is a good thing, which we took a lot of flak over that in the house — lot of flak over that in the house nan— lot of flak over that in the house. dan, look, you know, back in g..— house. dan, look, you know, back in we nay— house. dan, look, you know, back in we pay wnen— house. dan, look, you know, back in the day when my— house. dan, look, you know, back in the day when my dad was on sake.— in the day when my dad was on ewke. wnen— in the day when my dad was on strike, when i— in the day when my dad was on strike, when i was— in the day when my dad was on strike, when i was on strike eeweak— strike, when i was on strike several times, _ strike, when i was on strike several times, working down the pits,— several times, working down the pike. we — several times, working down the pits, we suffered— several times, working down the pits, we suffered some hardship. you know.— pits, we suffered some hardship. you know. n— pits, we suffered some hardship. you know, it cost— pits, we suffered some hardship. you know, it cost us a of you know, it cost us a lot of oey — you know, it cost us a lot of oey kna— you know, it cost us a lot of money. and when we had a day or two on— money. and when we had a day or two or even a week— money. and when we had a day or two or even a week on strike, p...— two or even a week on strike, p... p...— two or even a week on strike, that that money— two or even a week on strike, that that money had to come from

somewhere-have- that that money had to come from somewhere.-havellotl somewhere. we didn't have a lot of somewhere. we didn't have a lot on—kneee— somewhere. we didn't have a lot of—kneee n-e- somewhere. we didn't have a lot of_these it's like- of money, but these it's like a career now for— of money, but these it's like a career now for some of these kneee— career now for some of these kneee anions— career now for some of these these unions all— career now for some of these these unions all summer, all kna— these unions all summer, all summer. and of— these unions all summer, alli summer. and of-lee, summer. and of course, lee, they're every friday, they're doing it every friday, saturday, sunday. oh, i wonder why. and coordinated so why. and it's coordinated so tney— why. and it's coordinated so key-oe— why. and it's coordinated so kney-oe ow— why. and it's coordinated so they-be out of- and it's coordinated so they be out of pocket they won't be out of pocket as noon— they won't be out of pocket as much _were back. they won't be out of pocket asi much _were back in they won't be out of pocket as- much _were back in the much as what we were back in the gay. — much as what we were back in the gay. |know— much as what we were back in the day. i know-anderson, - much as what we were back in the day. know anderson, our day. i know lee anderson, our nea— day. i know lee anderson, our new wak— day. i know lee anderson, our red wall rottweiler, deputy enawnan— red wall rottweiler, deputy chairman conservative chairman of the conservative party,— chairman of the conservative party-vou— chairman of the conservative party, you much. chairman of the conservative. party,-you.much. but party, thank you so much. but conning— party, thank you so much. but conning .p,_ party, thank you so much. but conning up. as— party, thank you so much. but coming up, as itv- party, thank you so much. but coming up, as itv battles schofe field claims, james field cover up claims, james haskell sensationally haskell has sensationally accused willoughby of accused holly willoughby of lying about her knowledge of phillip affair. so phillip schofield affair. so is it time the embattled broadcasters uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall actually leadership actually showed some leadership and showed up. my bucha panel returned to debate that very soon. but next, as prince harry accuses the press of being a little bit mean about his break—up with chelsy davy as he lectures journalists about what's in the public interest to cover up for his lack of evidence as actually today evidence as he actually today just his true degree of just revealed his true degree of paranoia. well harry's biographer, the journalist who knows best, angela levin, knows him best, angela levin, lviv . and we're going to show lviv. and we're going to show you more recreations of what

went on in court straight after the .

break the superstar panel react to a brewing civil war at itv between amanda holden and holly willoughby shortly. but time now for esteemed royal biographer angela levin . angela levin. and prince harry's crippling paranoia was laid bare at the high court today as he told how daily mirror reporting of his break—up with chelsy davy was both mean and suspicious as the duke was challenged on the fact the story was already in the rival newspaper news of the world. same day and told world. on the same day and told why headline harry is why the headline hooray harry is dumped was not celebrating his break—up. watch the headline

ko— break—up. watch the headline seems to suggest- c the headline seems to suggest people will eekekwake— seems to suggest people will celebrate in- seems to suggest people will celebrate in my- seems to suggest people will celebrate in my break—up , which celebrate in my break—up, which is celebrate in my break—up, which n a— celebrate in my break—up, which n a unke— celebrate in my break—up, which n a make on— celebrate in my break—up, which is a little bit mean- celebrate in my break—up, which is a little bit mean . i'm not is a little bit mean. i'm not now— is a little bit mean. i'm not sure how people- is a little bit mean. i'm not sure how people would have known about— sure how people would have known about pp..— sure how people would have known about the break—up- sure how people would have known about the break—up as we wowkann— about the break—up as we wouldn't talk- about the break—up as we wouldn't talk about that . i“»cc wouldn't talk about that. there a nona— wouldn't talk about that. there a front page— wouldn't talk about that. there was a front page article in the news of the world on the same day which reported on the break—up in the mirror article. there are only two references to there are only two references to the break—up. there are only two references to the break—up . the information the break—up. the information about split in the quote are about the split in the quote are very similar to the news of the world's reporting earlier that day. implying that day. so are you implying that phone used give phone hacking was used to give the photographers information about to the nightclub about his visit to the nightclub ? it's very suspicious . i'm not ? it's very suspicious. i'm not now— ? it's very suspicious. i'm not now p..— 7’ it's very suspicious. i'm not sure how the photographers knew he sure how the photographers knew ne wa— sure how the photographers knew ne going— sure how the photographers knew ne going io— sure how the photographers knew he was going to be- sure how the photographers knew he was going to be there . ' he was going to be there. a memo by he was going to be there. a memo oy ioainaiin— he was going to be there. a memo by journalist zoe griffin suggests she had gone to the amica nightclub herself to report on him being there. this was perhaps the but report on him being there. this was perhaps the -but the i was perhaps the case, but the anieie— was perhaps the case, but the article seems- was perhaps the case, but the article seems suspicious going iniowgn— article seems suspicious going iniowgn ii— article seems suspicious going through it again- article seems suspicious going through it again now harry zanawi— through it again now harry zanawi io— through it again now harry zahawi is dumped. was hurtful, to zahawi is dumped. was hurtful, io say— zahawi is dumped. was hurtful, io eay ine— zahawi is dumped. was hurtful, to say the least- zahawi is dumped. was hurtful, to say the least ,- zahawi is dumped. was hurtful, to say the least , that such a to say the least, that such a private— to say the least, that such a private moment- to say the least, that such a private moment was turned into a bit private moment was turned into a on oi— private moment was turned into a iii of a— private moment was turned into a iii of a iawgn— private moment was turned into a

bit of a laugh off.- private moment was turned into a bit of a laugh off. the fact p...— bit of a laugh off. the fact not ine— bit of a laugh off. the fact that the payments were referred to that the payments were referred io ae— that the payments were referred o as noieei— that the payments were referred to as project harry- that the payments were referred to as project harry is incredibly- to as project harry is incredibly disturbing on the ewe— incredibly disturbing on the iewei oi— incredibly disturbing on the level of surveillance acas that i level of surveillance acas that i wa— level of surveillance acas that i anaer— level of surveillance acas that i was under was- level of surveillance acas that i was under was quite something . vow-ne— i was under was quite something . vow-no not— i was under was quite something . you're not suggesting- i was under was quite something . you're not suggesting that hooray harry was a reference to celebrate saying that you were being dumped, are you ? yes. being dumped, are you? yes. again if it has been “g 2. 2 7 yes. again if it has been used “»2g 2. 2 7 yes. again if it has been used before or again if it has been used before on noi— again if it has been used before on noi ion— again if it has been used before on noi for me— again if it has been used before or not for me to- again if it has been used before or not for me to be- again if it has been used before or not for me to be the subject or not for me to be the subject on winin— or not for me to be the subject on wieiin oi— or not for me to be the subject or victim of this,- or not for me to be the subject or victim of this, to- or not for me to be the subject or victim of this, to see the worn— or victim of this, to see the word ween— or victim of this, to see the word used in- or victim of this, to see the word used in this term is nwniwi— word used in this term is nwniwi .— word used in this term is hurtful . well,- word used in this term is hurtful . well, the article hurtful. well, the article gwoiee— hurtful. well, the article quotes that- hurtful. well, the article quotes that chelsea got tired of his quotes that chelsea got tired of no nooiay— quotes that chelsea got tired of his hooray lifestyle. . his hooray lifestyle. it's not oeieiwanng— his hooray lifestyle. it's not celebrating the demise of your relationship . oh no. angela relationship. oh no. angela levin. i'm cringing- relationship. oh no. angela levin. i'm cringing in- angela levin. i'm cringing in watching anoi— levin. i'm cringing in watching inai ekenange— levin. i'm cringing in watching that exchange for- levin. i'm cringing in watching that exchange for so many reasons, actually. but fundamentally, doesn't this just snow— fundamentally, doesn't this just enow inai— fundamentally, doesn't this just show that harry- fundamentally, doesn't this just show that harry has become very paranoia.— show that harry has become very paranoia. given— show that harry has become very paranoid, given that at number nooiay— paranoid, given that at number nooiay .— paranoid, given that at number one, hooray , harry wasn't at all one, hooray, harry wasn't at all wying— one, hooray, harry wasn't at all inying io— one, hooray, harry wasn't at all inying io oe— one, hooray, harry wasn't at all trying to be offensive about his epine— trying to be offensive about his epiiie kni— trying to be offensive about his split? and secondly , what he's split? and secondly, what he's

oiaining— split? and secondly, what he's eiaining wae— split? and secondly, what he's claiming was a- split? and secondly, what he's claiming was a story that came non— claiming was a story that came from pnone— claiming was a story that came from phone hacking actually came from— from phone hacking actually came from ine— from phone hacking actually came from the mirror's- from phone hacking actually came from the mirror's reporter who iwei— from the mirror's reporter who iwei nappenei— from the mirror's reporter who iwei nappeneo io— from the mirror's reporter who just happened to be in the same nignieiwio— just happened to be in the same nignieiwio ae— just happened to be in the same nightclub as him.- just happened to be in the same nightclub as him. yes i mean, it's nightclub as him. yes i mean, ii-e tragic.— nightclub as him. yes i mean, it's tragic, isn't- nightclub as him. yes i mean, it's tragic, isn't it, really? i think his paranoia has come from childhood and he hasn't been able to put it down. i mean , able to put it down. i mean, smoking too early when he was 12, drinking when he was 12, heavily getting drunk , taking heavily getting drunk, taking drugs when he was early teens. i mean, it does affect your mind and it can actually make you somebody who you weren't. now, of course, you spent a lot of time with harry. you were his oiiieiai— time with harry. you were his official biographer- time with harry. you were his official biographer for- c you were his official biographer for a time. vow— official biographer for a time. you wioie— official biographer for a time. you wioie a— official biographer for a time. you wrote a lot- official biographer for a time. you wrote a lot about the nieak—up— you wrote a lot about the break—up with- you wrote a lot about the break—up with chelsy davy. a lot of now.— break—up with chelsy davy. a lot of folk, including- break—up with chelsy davy. a lot of folk, including me, have said inie— of folk, including me, have said we week.— of folk, including me, have said this week, angela,- of folk, including me, have said this week, angela, it looks like he this week, angela, it looks like ne eiiii— this week, angela, it looks like ne eiiii nae— this week, angela, it looks like he still has a- this week, angela, it looks like he still has a lot- this week, angela, it looks like he still has a lot of feelings for chelsea. - he still has a lot of feelings for chelsea. he's- he still has a lot of feelings for chelsea. he's never really got— for chelsea. he's never really goi oven— for chelsea. he's never really goi nen — for chelsea. he's never really got over her. what do you put inat— got over her. what do you put that emotion- got over her. what do you put that emotion to- got over her. what do you put that emotion to ?- got over her. what do you put that emotion to ? down �*vwiccc . that emotion to? down well, it's very— that emotion to? down well, it's very interesting, actually,

because as when he met, he fell in love with her and he wrote to his father and said, i'm completely in love with chelsea and his dad wrote king charles now wrote back and said, well, finish your exams at sandhurst. first, where he was training to be a military . and let's see be a military. and let's see after that . so there's there he after that. so there's there he was , but he was brought back was, but he was brought back early from afghanistan and he started doing helicopter lessons. and then he wasn't interested in her. he really let her down. he was too tired. he didn't want to know. and she got so fed up that on facebook she took away the sign that says, are you a couple or are you one? and she put one and they they just sort of fell apart. it was so it's not completely fair for harry to blame the media for the break—up of this relationship. there were issues with chelsea neieeii— there were issues with chelsea neieeii noi— there were issues with chelsea herself not being- there were issues with chelsea herself not being happy with the way anoi— herself not being happy with the way not ne— herself not being happy with the way that he was- herself not being happy with the way that he was acting because,

you— way that he was acting because, you know.— way that he was acting because, yow know. ne— way that he was acting because, you know, he was- way that he was acting because, you know, he was out at these ewip— you know, he was out at these ewip eiwie— you know, he was out at these strip clubs and- you know, he was out at these strip clubs and that sort of ining. — strip clubs and that sort of ining. kni— strip clubs and that sort of thing. and he- strip clubs and that sort of thing. “2 strip clubs and that sort of- thing. and he went to the strip club and she was very upset. and he blames that on the press. but actually, of the who actually, one of the girls who sat lap briefly, i don't sat on his lap briefly, i don't think anything happened, think anything else happened, but she rang a but she was there. she rang a newspaper and told them . so it's newspaper and told them. so it's actually can't expect actually you can't expect a newspaper not to actually do something about it. did you get the something about it. did you get ine eenee— something about it. did you get the sense that- something about it. did you get the sense that he'd- something about it. did you get the sense that he'd never- the sense that he'd never eonpieieiy— the sense that he'd never completely moved on from chelsy navy— completely moved on from chelsy navy wnen— completely moved on from chelsy pawy wnen yon— completely moved on from chelsy davy when you were with him? weii. — davy when you were with him? weii. g— davy when you were with him? well, it seemed - davy when you were with him? well, it seemed that- davy when you were with him? well, it seemed that once- davy when you were with him? well, it seemed that once they had split then he really had split up, then he really tried her back again . i tried to get her back again. i think they were both very young. it was very young , and they it was very young, and they realised that they got on much better wanted to. but better than he wanted to. but when one's africa and when one's in south africa and one's in the uk, it's very difficult to do that. okay, angela, i want to- 2 ”mc 2c» okay, angela, i want to show you anoinei— angela, i want to show you another moment from our ineieiiioie— another moment from our incredible recreation of what weni— incredible recreation of what weni on— incredible recreation of what weni on in— incredible recreation of what went on in court- incredible recreation of what went on in court so this went on in court today. so this is went on in court today. so this ie—peina- went on in court today. so this is-perma victim. went on in court today. so this. is-perma victim harry is the moment perma victim harry ieeiwei— is the moment perma victim harry ieeiwei-eown— is the moment perma victim harry lectured court public lectured the court on public inieieei— lectured the court on public inieieei .— lectured the court on public interest . oh,- lectured the court on public interest . oh, watch the harry interest. oh, watch the harry kyieee— interest. oh, watch the harry kyieee eiony— interest. oh, watch the harry kyrees story was- interest. oh, watch the harry kyrees story was not in the paine— kyrees story was not in the public interest- kyrees story was not in the public interest ,- kyrees story was not in the public interest, but what would be. public interest, but what would be — public interest, but what would ie. in— public interest, but what would ie. in not— public interest, but what would be. i'm not entirely- public interest, but what would be. 2 be. i'm not entirely sure. i'd

be. i'm not entirely sure. i'd be speculating . well, could you be speculating. well, could you epeewiaie— be speculating. well, could you epeowiaie ion— be speculating. well, could you speculate for a - c “»2g well, could you speculate for a moment? a life, an iniwy— speculate for a moment? a life, an iniwy nigni— speculate for a moment? a life, an injury might warrant the pwoiie-e— an injury might warrant the public's interest, but if you nai— public's interest, but if you now keen— public's interest, but if you had been let- public's interest, but if you had been let off gruelling naeene— had been let off gruelling marches and- had been let off gruelling marches and given preferential iieaineni— marches and given preferential iieaineni ai— marches and given preferential treatment at sandhurst , then it treatment at sandhurst, then it wooin— treatment at sandhurst, then it wowii nave— treatment at sandhurst, then it would have been- treatment at sandhurst, then it would have been noticed by oineie— would have been noticed by others there, - would have been noticed by others there, correct? yes. if it others there, correct? yes. if i wae— others there, correct? yes. if it was happening at that period of time. — it was happening at that period of time. so.— it was happening at that period of time. so, angela,- it was happening at that period of time. ' 2g «pic. g2gg “ of time. so, angela, yet again, he seems to think that he knows best and that he can completely pick and choose what aspects of his life are written about. he doesn't seem to accept “ c �*"»c wic cc“ he doesn't seem to accept that being— doesn't seem to accept that ioeing a— doesn't seem to accept that being a ioyai— doesn't seem to accept that being a royal comes with a degree— being a royal comes with a degree oi— being a royal comes with a degree of privilege, which means knee— degree of privilege, which means ineie ae— degree of privilege, which means there are certain- degree of privilege, which means there are certain aspects of your— there are certain aspects of your professional life. for eaanpie— your professional life. for example, his- your professional life. for example, his military career , example, his military career, inai— example, his military career, inai ine— example, his military career, that the media- example, his military career, that the media did feel they had a nigni— that the media did feel they had a nigni io— that the media did feel they had a right to cover. - that the media did feel they had a right to cover. “435 �*vwiccc . a right to cover. yes. well, it was a very important thing. and actually, people looked up to him felt that he was very him and felt that he was very brave courageous to brave and courageous to want to go front line. they tried go on the front line. they tried to stop him because they thought it dangerous because his it was too dangerous because his position and the hierarchy. but he wanted to do that. and he he told me that that's when he

really he was existing. he really felt he was existing. he wanted to do something for his country that no longer happened . that this was and, . and he felt that this was and, by way, absolutely the right by the way, absolutely the right thing and he was very, thing for him. and he was very, very heartbroken he had to very heartbroken when he had to come . and way, can come back. and by the way, can i just say the press, who he hates so much, abc, absolutely presented harry as a national hero, as a result of his military service. but look, i just military service. but look, i we wani— military service. but look, i iwei wani io— military service. but look, i just want to wrap- military service. but look, i just want to wrap up- c wgo c»c but look, i just want to wrap up because, of inie— just want to wrap up because, of course, this has- just want to wrap up because, of course, this has been an extraordinary- course, this has been an extraordinary 48 hours. how ioaiiy— extraordinary 48 hours. how ioaiiy io— extraordinary 48 hours. how oaoiy no you— extraordinary 48 hours. how badly do you think prince nanny-e— badly do you think prince harry's reputation has been damaged— harry's reputation has been damaged ae— harry's reputation has been damaged ae a— harry's reputation has been damaged as a result? i think it's damaged as a result? i think we gone— damaged as a result? i think it's gone even further down underneath the earth, actually , underneath the earth, actually, because people can't understand how you can be so silly to go to a court and not know that you have to present facts. it's not that you're sweeping through it or it could be or i don't know, are somebody else. he has to be responsible . you've seen that responsible. you've seen that he's very immature like that won't take responsibility. and also that he he expects people, everyone to do things for him and doesn't know what you're

like in a court. well, he should have done somebody should have told him or he should have looked it up himself. but he doesn't like sitting at desk doesn't like sitting at a desk learning anything. i think learning anything. and i think it's exposed parts him that it's exposed parts of him that really are very sad and not very hopeful . well, prince harry's hopeful. well, prince harry's biographer, angela levin, thank you for joining biographer, angela levin, thank you forjoining us biographer, angela levin, thank you for joining us for our coverage this week. it's been an ekwaoniinany— coverage this week. it's been an extraordinary few- coverage this week. it's been an extraordinary few days- c 2g it's been an extraordinary few days and we'll ieai— extraordinary few days and we'll ieai wu.— extraordinary few days and we'll ieai wiin ine— extraordinary few days and we'll deal with the fallout of it next week. — deal with the fallout of it next week. inank— deal with the fallout of it next week. thank you,- deal with the fallout of it next week. thank you, angela. but eoning— week. thank you, angela. but coming up— week. thank you, angela. but coming up. ae— week. thank you, angela. but coming up, as harry admits , he coming up, as harry admits, he akin-i— coming up, as harry admits, he iiin-i eeek— coming up, as harry admits, he didn't seek legal- coming up, as harry admits, he didn't seek legal advice until the didn't seek legal advice until we yea— didn't seek legal advice until we yea ne— didn't seek legal advice until the year he met- didn't seek legal advice until the year he met meghan john, has his the year he met meghan john, has nie wife— the year he met meghan john, has nie wiie keen— the year he met meghan john, has his wife been a- the year he met meghan john, has his wife been a factor in this iegai— his wife been a factor in this unwise legal campaign ? lady unwise legal campaign? lady cokin— unwise legal campaign? lady colin campbell- unwise legal campaign? lady colin campbell and meghan's eewangei— colin campbell and meghan's estranged sister,- colin campbell and meghan's estranged sister, sam markle , estranged sister, sam markle, ioin— estranged sister, sam markle, on me— estranged sister, sam markle, on me ion— estranged sister, sam markle, on me for an— estranged sister, sam markle, join me for an explosive edition of koyai— join me for an explosive edition of royal masterminds shortly . of royal masterminds shortly. but of royal masterminds shortly. new new— of royal masterminds shortly. new new ie— of royal masterminds shortly. but next is ex—england rugby eia— but next is ex—england rugby eia janee— but next is ex—england rugby star james haskell accuses holly starjames haskell accuses holly wiiiowgnioy— starjames haskell accuses holly wiiiowgnoy oi— starjames haskell accuses holly willoughby of lying about the iniiiip— willoughby of lying about the phillip schofield scandal . and phillip schofield scandal. and this phillip schofield scandal. and we moaning.— phillip schofield scandal. and this morning, staff caller wanin— this morning, staff caller martin frizell- this morning, staff caller martin frizell to be axed does iiv-e— martin frizell to be axed does we upen— martin frizell to be axed does itv's uber woke- martin frizell to be axed does itv's uber woke chief executive caoiyn— itv's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall- itv's uber woke chief executive carolyn mccall need to stop niiing— carolyn mccall need to stop hiding behind- carolyn mccall need to stop hiding behind her senior staff

ani— hiding behind her senior staff and presenters- hiding behind her senior staff and presenters and step in. inai-e— and presenters and step in. inai-e ow— and presenters and step in. that's our big- and presenters and step in. that's our big debate next. nine— that's our big debate next. nine. yon-ii— that's our big debate next. plus, you'll get- that's our big debate next. plus, you'll get a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pagee— tomorrow's newspaper. front page. noi— tomorrow's newspaper. front page. no on— tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. i have aieeiing— pages, hot off the press. i have a ieeiing i— pages, hot off the press. i have a feeling i know- pages, hot off the press. i have a feeling i know what they will be a feeling i know what they will ioe eoweing — a feeling i know what they will be covering. don't- a feeling i know what they will be covering. don't go anywhere. were— be covering. don't go anywhere. we-ie pack— be covering. don't go anywhere. we-ie ioaek in— be covering. don't go anywhere. we're back in just- be covering. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two minutes ine— we're back in just two minutes iinne .—

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionigni— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. ionigni anew— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after two- it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight after two days of inienee— tonight after two days of intense cross—examine nation, wince— intense cross—examine nation, ninee nanny— intense cross—examine nation, ninee nawy nae— intense cross—examine nation, prince harry has finished giving evidence— prince harry has finished giving evidence in— prince harry has finished giving evidence in his- prince harry has finished giving evidence in his phone hacking againei— evidence in his phone hacking case against mirror group newepapeie— case against mirror group newepapeie .— case against mirror group newspapers . but does the newspapers. but does the ieiangei— newspapers. but does the deranged duke of sussex leave the deranged duke of sussex leave ine wiineee— deranged duke of sussex leave the witness box- deranged duke of sussex leave the witness box with any dignity remaininge— the witness box with any dignity remaining? we'll- the witness box with any dignity remaining? we'll bring you more of woe— remaining? we'll bring you more of those historic- remaining? we'll bring you more of those historic scenes at the nign— of those historic scenes at the nign conn— of those historic scenes at the high court with- of those historic scenes at the high court with the help of our very— high court with the help of our very own— high court with the help of our very nary. — high court with the help of our very own harry. it- high court with the help of our very own harry. . c: high court with the help of our very own harry. . very own harry. it could have been happening on a daily basis. i simply don't know. are you aware of any evidence- 2c»“ . are you aware of any evidence to 2c“ . are you aware of any evidence to show iniee — aware of any evidence to show iniee wo. — aware of any evidence to show this? no. that's- aware of any evidence to show this? no. that's part-

aware of any evidence to show this? kc» this? no. that's part of the reason i'm here. my lord. and after revealing his latest attack on the british press is to protect his wife , is meghan, to protect his wife, is meghan, the driving force behind those futile courtroom battles with the duchess's sister, samantha markle joins me live alongside her friend and confidant, lady colin campbell. don't miss their eeweiiwe— colin campbell. don't miss their exclusive insight- “ cw“ don't miss their exclusive insight shortly. plus, as exclusive insight shortly. plus, ae nanny— exclusive insight shortly. plus, ae nary iignie— exclusive insight shortly. plus, as harry fights back tears at ine— as harry fights back tears at we eioeing— as harry fights back tears at the closing stages of his ieeiinony— the closing stages of his ieeiinony .— the closing stages of his testimony , how has that made you testimony, how has that made you feel testimony, how has that made you ieei e — testimony, how has that made you ieei i we— testimony, how has that made you ieei i we a— testimony, how has that made you feel ? it's a lot- testimony, how has that made you feel? it's a lot .- testimony, how has that made you feel? it's a lot. so- testimony, how has that made you feel ? c so should we feel? it's a lot. so should we ieei— feel? it's a lot. so should we ieei eynpainy— feel? it's a lot. so should we feel sympathy for- feel? . so should we feel sympathy for the runaway ioyai— feel sympathy for the runaway ioyai oi— feel sympathy for the runaway ioyai on nae— feel sympathy for the runaway royal or has he- feel sympathy for the runaway royal or has he been picking up acting— royal or has he been picking up acting lessons- royal or has he been picking up acting lessons from his mates in noiiywooie— acting lessons from his mates in hollywood? i'll- acting lessons from his mates in hollywood? i'll pose that to my ewpeieia— hollywood? i'll pose that to my superstar panel.- hollywood? i'll pose that to my superstar panel. and tonight, in — superstar panel. and tonight, i'm -by_ superstar panel. and tonight, in -ioy iniiy— superstar panel. and tonight, i'm by emily carver, adam i'm joined by emily carver, adam niooke— i'm joined by emily carver, adam niooke ani— i'm joined by emily carver, adam brooks and matthew laterza eieewneie— brooks and matthew laterza elsewhere on - brooks and matthew laterza elsewhere on the show as england rugby— elsewhere on the show as england ingoy eta— elsewhere on the show as england ingoy eiaianee— elsewhere on the show as england rugby starjames haskell accuses rugby star james haskell accuses noiiy— rugby star james haskell accuses noiiy wiiiowgnoy— rugby star james haskell accuses holly willoughby of lying about her holly willoughby of lying about new own— holly willoughby of lying about her own involvement in the iniiiip— her own involvement in the phillip schofield scandal. unions— phillip schofield scandal. unless there's- phillip schofield scandal. unless there's something we don't know and i knew about this years ago, if i knew about it, holly didn't know. of course she

did. everybody knows. let's not mess around. so amid a cover up eionn— mess around. so amid a cover up eionn noiiy— mess around. so amid a cover up storm, can holly and- mess around. so amid a cover up storm, can holly and her- “2 so amid a cover up storm, can holly and her itv iooeeee— storm, can holly and her itv bosses continue- storm, can holly and her itv bosses continue burying their neaie— bosses continue burying their neaie in— bosses continue burying their neaie in ine— bosses continue burying their heads in the sand? we're going to heads in the sand? we're going io ieioaie— heads in the sand? we're going to debate that- heads in the sand? we're going to debate that next. and iinaiiy— to debate that next. and finally, legend jim finally, comedy legend jim nawiieon— finally, comedy legend jim davidson gives- finally, comedy legend jim davidson gives sure to be davidson gives his sure to be iioiowe— davidson gives his sure to be iioiowe iake— davidson gives his sure to be riotous take on - davidson gives his sure to be riotous take on the week's piggeei— riotous take on the week's biggest headlines, including nary-e— biggest headlines, including harry's bizarre- biggest headlines, including harry's bizarre evidence and noiiy-e— harry's bizarre evidence and noiiy-e iv— harry's bizarre evidence and holly's tv return- harry's bizarre evidence and holly's tv return . there'll also holly's tv return. there'll also be holly's tv return. there'll also ioe a— holly's tv return. there'll also ioe a ne— holly's tv return. there'll also be a new greatest- holly's tv return. there'll also be a new greatest britain and anion— be a new greatest britain and union jackass- be a new greatest britain and union jackass named and first newepapen— union jackass named and first newspaper. front- union jackass named and first newspaper. front pages have just aniwei. — newspaper. front pages have just arrived. they'll- newspaper. front pages have just arrived. they'll be- newspaper. front pages have just arrived. they'll be hot off the wee— arrived. they'll be hot off the wee .p.._ arrived. they'll be hot off the press after the - arrived. they'll be hot off the press after the news headlines wu.— press after the news headlines wiin ioiiy— press after the news headlines with polly middlehurst . don, with polly middlehurst. don, inanke— with polly middlehurst. don, inanke very— with polly middlehurst. don, thanks very much indeed. �*vwiccc thanks very much indeed. well, our thanks very much indeed. well, top— thanks very much indeed. well, iop stony— thanks very much indeed. well, our top story today- thanks very much indeed. well, our top story today as- thanks very much indeed. well, our top story today as you've been hearing, the duke of sussex has been at the high court in london today, giving his second day of evidence in his privacy case against group case against mirror group newspapers . prince harry told newspapers. prince harry told the court he believes journalists used unlawful techniques to get stories about him, including placing a tracking device on the car of his ex—girlfriend , chelsy davy. his ex—girlfriend, chelsy davy. he also claimed that they went

to extreme lengths to cover up their alleged phone hacking . the their alleged phone hacking. the publisher denies any wrongdoing. the case continues tomorrow without prince harry. the white house has described the usa's alliance with the uk as our closest relationship ahead of rishi sunak meeting with president biden tomorrow . president biden tomorrow. earlier, the prime minister met with senators, including former republican presidential candidate mitt romney. he also visited arlington national cemetery in virginia to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier and held talks in congress with the house speaken in congress with the house speaker, kevin mccarthy , during speaker, kevin mccarthy, during his meeting with joe biden . his meeting with joe biden. rishi sunak is expected to discuss support for ukraine, the growing threat from china, climate change and the regulation of ai . president regulation of ai. president zelenskyy has said it's impossible to tell how many will die after the destruction of the covid dam in southern ukraine. the country is now appealing for international assistance from aid organisations after what

he's called a failure of the united nations and the international red cross to initiate help for tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and businesses in and around kherson, with rising water levels. they've peaked today. the flooding also endangered. vital crops threatened drinking water and killed fish and other aquatic life as the dam drained here. a romanian people trafficker has been jailed for his part in an operation to smuggle dozens of afghan nationals into the uk. inside coffin sized wooden boxes , coffin sized wooden boxes, adrian constantin was extradited back to the uk to stand trial after fleeing the country. he was sentenced to three years and two months in prison at birmingham crown court today , birmingham crown court today, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration. in 35 conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration . in 35 afghans, immigration. in 35 afghans, including children as young as two, were screwed into purpose built hides and smuggled into the uk in the back of vans , pope

the uk in the back of vans, pope francis is recovering from a three hour long operation on an abdominal hernia. the vatican says there were no complications with the surgery and the pontiff will stay in hospital for several days to recuperate. the 86 year old suffered a number of medical setbacks recently, including spending five days in hospital in march with a lung infection excuse me. and two years ago, he had surgery on his intestine . you're up to date on intestine. you're up to date on tv , online, dab+ radio and the tv, online, dab+ radio and the tune in app here with gb news. back now to dan . back now to dan. tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, just- tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz, just one- c»“ 2g“ now in our media buzz, just one front is our media buzz, just one front ie in.— our media buzz, just one front ie in. so— our media buzz, just one front ie in. so fan— our media buzz, just one front is in. so far, it's- our media buzz, just one front is in. so far, it's the metro . is in. so far, it's the metro. it is in. so far, it's the metro. n ieaie— is in. so far, it's the metro. it leads with- is in. so far, it's the metro. it leads with harry's high court ionoeneii— it leads with harry's high court bombshell claim - it leads with harry's high court bombshell claim that he once found— bombshell claim that he once found a—

bombshell claim that he once found a tracking- bombshell claim that he once found a tracking device on his ex—girlfriend's- found a tracking device on his ex—girlfriend's car. the alleged ineiieni— ex—girlfriend's car. the alleged incident happened during a trip to incident happened during a trip io-kinea— incident happened during a trip to -africa with- incident happened during a trip to africa with chelsy davy to south africa with chelsy davy in zoos. — to south africa with chelsy davy in zoos. non-i— to south africa with chelsy davy in 2005. don't go- to south africa with chelsy davy in 2005. don't go anywhere, lady cokin— in 2005. don't go anywhere, lady colin campbell,- in 2005. don't go anywhere, lady colin campbell, samantha markle all colin campbell, samantha markle aii ai— colin campbell, samantha markle aii ai ine— colin campbell, samantha markle all at the same- colin campbell, samantha markle all at the same time reacting to ioiay-e— all at the same time reacting to today's evidence.- all at the same time reacting to today's evidence. oh, my gooineee— today's evidence. oh, my goodness. it's- today's evidence. oh, my goodness. it's going to be iwiiiianw— goodness. it's going to be brilliant, isn't- goodness. it's going to be brilliant, isn't it? in just a new— brilliant, isn't it? in just a few minutes- brilliant, isn't it? in just a few minutes time. but first, my ewpeieia— few minutes time. but first, my ewpeieia panei— few minutes time. but first, my superstar panel for the conservative - superstar panel for the conservative home columnist and iwoaieaeiei— conservative home columnist and broadcaster-carver,- conservative home columnist and broadcaster carver, the broadcaster emily carver, the businessman- broadcaster emily carver, the businessman activist adam businessman and activist adam niooke— businessman and activist adam niooke .— businessman and activist adam niooke . ani— businessman and activist adam brooks , and former labour brooks, and the former labour party— brooks, and the former labour nanny-wannew- brooks, and the former labour party matthew lazer. party adviser, matthew lazer. wow— party adviser, matthew lazer. wow-ai— party adviser, matthew lazer. wow-a inie— party adviser, matthew lazer. now at this morning have now staff at this morning have eaiiei— now staff at this morning have eaiiei ion— now staff at this morning have called for their- now staff at this morning have called for their boss, martin inizeii— called for their boss, martin inzeii. io— called for their boss, martin frizell, to quit- called for their boss, martin frizell, to quit after the enowe— frizell, to quit after the show's editor- frizell, to quit after the show's editor those frizell, to quit after the- show's editor-those bizarre show's editor made those bizarre eonnnnenei io— show's editor made those bizarre eonnnnenei o a— show's editor made those bizarre comments to a reporter earlier inie— comments to a reporter earlier we week— comments to a reporter earlier this week about- comments to a reporter earlier this week about the aubergines . this week about the aubergines. is this week about the aubergines. ie anae— this week about the aubergines. is were a— this week about the aubergines. is there a toxic- this week about the aubergines. is there a toxic work- is there a toxic work environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've aiwaye— i'll tell you what's toxic. i've aiwaye nonna— i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic is aubergine. do you— always found toxic is aubergine. do you iike— always found toxic is aubergine. do you like aubergine? do you know — do you like aubergine? do you know one— do you like aubergine? do you know? one outraged- do you like aubergine? do you know? o“»c 2g2 do you like aubergine? do you know? 2g2 know? one outraged staff member told the daily mail, surely this has got to be the end for martin frizell. he has undermined anyone who feels that they have been this been treated badly on this morning, added people morning, another added people are angry. want to know

are angry. they want to know what going can you what is going on. can you imagine going martin's imagine going into martin's office up aside office now to speak up aside from the alleged toxic culture at itv, the broadcaster has denied orchestrating a cover up over schofield affair over phillip schofield affair with colleague . and with a teenage colleague. and this line was obviously agreed by holly willoughby when she returned to this morning . you, returned to this morning. you, me and all of us at this “2g you, me and all of us at this morning gaye— me and all of us at this morning gave ow— me and all of us at this morning gave iove— me and all of us at this morning gave our love and- me and all of us at this morning gave our love and support to someone who was not telling the wain — someone who was not telling the wain .— someone who was not telling the wain . wno — someone who was not telling the truth , who acted- someone who was not telling the truth , who acted in- someone who was not telling the truth , who acted in a way that truth, who acted in a way that iney— truth, who acted in a way that they themselves - truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they nai— they themselves felt that they now io — they themselves felt that they now io neeign— they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and eieppei— had to resign from itv and eieppeo gown— had to resign from itv and stepped down from a career that iney— stepped down from a career that iney iovei. — stepped down from a career that they loved. how- stepped down from a career that they loved. how ever- stepped down from a career that they loved. cw they loved. how ever earlier today, england rugby star and media personality james haskell accused holly of lying . i unless accused holly of lying. i unless there's something- accused holly of lying. i unless there's something we- ”2 “»2g i unless there's something we don't know and i— there's something we don't know and i knew— there's something we don't know and i knew about- there's something we don't know and i knew about this years ago, if i and i knew about this years ago, if i knew— and i knew about this years ago, if i knew about- and i knew about this years ago, if i knew about it,- and i knew about this years ago, if i knew about it, holly didn't know.— if i knew about it, holly didn't know. ei— if i knew about it, holly didn't know. of course- if i knew about it, holly didn't know. of course she did. ivevyoooy— know. of course she did. everybody knows . let's not mess everybody knows. let's not mess awn-one — everybody knows. let's not mess awn-one so— everybody knows. let's not mess around. so adam- everybody knows. let's not mess around. 2w“ around. so adam brooks, this is becoming increasingly difficult for holly willoughby . and look, for holly willoughby. and look, i do have sympathy for holly willoughby. i think she's in a difficult position. but especially the bosses at itv ,

especially the bosses at itv, including that uber woke holier than thou chief executive carolyn mccall, who likes to hold everyone else to these very high moral standards. more and more more people from eamonn more and more people from eamonn holmes now , james haskell says holmes now, james haskell says he knew, you know, everyone knows, look, i've got friends that have been on this morning and they said it was a toxic environment. it's and they said it was a toxic environment . it's certainly no environment. it's certainly no ianiiy— environment. it's certainly no family atmosphere- »c“ “ it's certainly no family atmosphere like there pveienoing— family atmosphere like there pveienoing ii— family atmosphere like there pretending it was. but the most oyeiwneiionai— pretending it was. but the most dysfunctional family in britain . ine— dysfunctional family in britain . the question- dysfunctional family in britain . the question needs to be asked why— . the question needs to be asked wny ine— . the question needs to be asked wny ine voyaiee— . the question needs to be asked why the royals? why was a runner 7 why the royals? why was a runner e iei-e— why the royals? why was a runner e iei-e go. — why the royals? why was a runner e iei-e go. wny— why the royals? why was a runner ? let's go. why was- why the royals? why was a runner ? let's go. why was a runner on eiage— ? let's go. why was a runner on eiage wu.— ? let's go. why was a runner on eiage wiin ine — ? let's go. why was a runner on stage with the executives and the stage with the executives and we iop— stage with the executives and we iop eiae— stage with the executives and the top stars at- stage with the executives and the top stars at the awards eeoy e— the top stars at the awards ceremony ? of- the top stars at the awards ceremony ? of course they knew. ceremony? of course they knew. why— ceremony? of course they knew. wny iii— ceremony? of course they knew. wny iii iney— ceremony? of course they knew. why did they pay— ceremony? of course they knew. why did they pay him off? it was weii— why did they pay him off? it was weii knon— why did they pay him off? it was well known. it- why did they pay him off? it was well known. it was- why did they pay him off? it was well known. it was well known iniowgnowi— well known. it was well known throughout the - well known. it was well known throughout the studio. what was going— throughout the studio. what was going — throughout the studio. what was going so— throughout the studio. what was going so oi— throughout the studio. what was going on. so of course , the going on. so of course, the ekining— going on. so of course, the skirting around- going on. so of course, the skirting around and pretending that skirting around and pretending inai iney— skirting around and pretending that they didn't- skirting around and pretending that they didn't know. it's embarrassing- that they didn't know. it's embarrassing .- that they didn't know. it's embarrassing . but one thing itv embarrassing. but one thing itv enae— embarrassing. but one thing itv enae price— embarrassing. but one thing itv enae piiee ie— embarrassing. but one thing itv share price is down 10% over the iaei— share price is down 10% over the iaei nonin— share price is down 10% over the iaei nonin .— share price is down 10% over the last month . people- share price is down 10% over the last month . people are going to last month. people are going to earn— last month. people are going to eian geiiing— last month. people are going to start getting the- last month. people are going to start getting the real one if ininge— start getting the real one if ininge ion-i— start getting the real one if things don't change pretty soon

ioeeawee— things don't change pretty soon because that's- things don't change pretty soon because that's people's investments- because that's people's investments and people's pension poc— investments and people's pension poke-eay— investments and people's pension poke-eay . — investments and people's pension poke-eay. wok.— investments and people's pension pots,.say . well, emily. pots, let's say. well, emily coven pots, let's say. well, emily cover, that's quite a good point, isn't it? you know, you're economic expert just point, isn't it? you know, you'r»a economic expert just point, isn't it? you know, you'r»a businessnic expert just point, isn't it? you know, you'r»a business point pert just point, isn't it? you know, you'r»a business point ofrt just point, isn't it? you know, you'r»a business point of viewt point, isn't it? you know, you'r»a business point of view . from a business point of view. you can carolyn mccall stay silent because surely she owes it to her shareholders. now her investors, to actually get a handle on the situation. she is burying her head in the sand and trying to say trying to say nothing to see here. yeah, it seems like she's just trying to ride it out like holly willoughby is . i mean, just willoughby is. i mean, just a point— willoughby is. i mean, just a poini on— willoughby is. i mean, just a poini on pony.— willoughby is. i mean, just a point on holly. i- �*vw 2g i mean, just a point on holly. i mean, they all iwei— point on holly. i mean, they all we eee— point on holly. i mean, they all iwei ae— point on holly. i mean, they all just seem as fake- point on holly. i mean, they all just seem as fake as each other. keaiiy— just seem as fake as each other. keaiiy inie— just seem as fake as each other. really this lot. - just seem as fake as each other. really this lot. i- just seem as fake as each other. really this lot. i mean, can't week— really this lot. i mean, can't week a— really this lot. i mean, can't week a vowi— really this lot. i mean, can't trust a word she's- really this lot. i mean, can't trust a word she's saying. i mean, you can blame holly . o2 mean, you can blame holly. or is it mean, you can blame holly. or is p not— mean, you can blame holly. or is p not nei— mean, you can blame holly. or is it not her fault? - mean, you can blame holly. or is it not her fault? i- mean, you can blame holly. or is it not her fault? i only- mean, you can blame holly. o2 c "gucc7 i only want mean, you can blame holly. o2 . "w...7 i only want to it not her fault? i only want to pione— it not her fault? i only want to ioiane nea— it not her fault? i only want to blame her. but- it not her fault? i only want to blame her. but to- it not her fault? i only want to blame her. but to me,- . "w..7 i only want to blame her. but to me, it's just aki— blame her. but to me, it's just aii. n-e— blame her. but to me, it's just aii. neg-wei— blame her. but to me, it's just all. it's just all- blame her. but to me, it's just all. it's just all fake. i blame her. but to me, it's just all. it'sjust all fake. i don't ioeiieve— all. it'sjust all fake. i don't ioeiieve a— all. it'sjust all fake. i don't believe a word- all. it'sjust all fake. i don't believe a word they say on ieievieion — believe a word they say on television often.- believe a word they say on television often. perhaps not. i ion-i— television often. perhaps not. i ion-i know— television often. perhaps not. i ion-i know wny— television often. perhaps not. i don't know why she's still eoniinwing— don't know why she's still continuing to- don't know why she's still continuing to back this continuing to go back to this morning. — continuing to go back to this morning. imean,- continuing to go back to this morning. mean, of course, morning. i mean, of course, oinenwiee— morning. i mean, of course, otherwise-look. morning. i mean, of course, otherwise look like, morning. i mean, of course, othe know, look like, morning. i mean, of course, othe know, she look like, morning. i mean, of course, othe know, she had look like, morning. i mean, of course, othe know, she had something to you know, she had something to nine— you know, she had something to nine even— you know, she had something to hide even more.- you know, she had something to hide even more. but you know wnai— hide even more. but you know wnai geie— hide even more. but you know what gets though? don't what gets me, though? i don't iike— what gets me, though? i don't like-government. what gets me, though? i don't like government and like how the government and ninieieie— like how the government and ministers are-

like how the government and ministers are now getting invoivei— ministers are now getting involved because carol will be before— involved because carol will be before either- involved because carol will be before either the - involved because carol will be before either the select committee, - before either the select committee, the dcms select conninee. — committee, the dcms select committee, it's- committee, the dcms select committee, it's a week next weaneeiay.— committee, it's a week next weaneeiay. a— committee, it's a week next wednesday, a week today. so that will wednesday, a week today. so that wiiilveny— wednesday, a week today. so that will.very interested- wednesday, a week today. so that will very interested thing. will be very interested thing. nai— will be very interested thing. pug-g— will be very interested thing. pug-p neaiiy- will be very interested thing. but-it really be- will be very interested thing. but it really be the job but should it really be the job of politicians- but should it really be the job of politicians to - but should it really be the job of politicians to get involved? we of politicians to get involved? we-an— of politicians to get involved? we-an swa— of politicians to get involved? we.an snp mp- of politicians to get involved? we an snp mp grand standing we had an snp mp grand standing on this— we had an snp mp grand standing on this and— we had an snp mp grand standing on this and telling— we had an snp mp grand standing on this and telling the editor frizzle— on this and telling the editor frizzle whatever— on this and telling the editor frizzle whatever they can hardly talk— frizzle whatever they can hardly talk how— frizzle whatever they can hardly talk how awful— frizzle whatever they can hardly talk how awful he— frizzle whatever they can hardly talk how awful he is cetera. et ceerat— talk how awful he is cetera. et ceerat so— talk how awful he is cetera. et ceerat so you— talk how awful he is cetera. et cetera. so you know, i think they— cetera. so you know, i think they au— cetera. so you know, i think they ah the— cetera. so you know, i think they all like to _ cetera. so you know, i think they all like to go on the attach— they all like to go on the attach ,— they all like to go on the attack , don't— they all like to go on the attack , don't they? yeah. well, attack, don't they? yeah. well, i attack, don't they? yeah. well, . guess— attack, don't they? yeah. well, t geese the — attack, don't they? yeah. well, i guess the reason— attack, don't they? yeah. well, i guess the reason , matthew and i guess the reason, matthew and mayhe— i guess the reason, matthew and mate yea— i guess the reason, matthew and mate you ah— i guess the reason, matthew and maybe you can talk about this team— maybe you can talk about this them a— maybe you can talk about this from a political— maybe you can talk about this from a political perspective, haw— from a political perspective,l haw—eats from a political perspective,- hew—eette et how you deal with these sorts of _why- how you deal with these sorts of etheee—why tate- how you deal with these sorts of crises, why mps feel crises, the reason why mps feel that— crises, the reason why mps feel that they— crises, the reason why mps feel that they have— crises, the reason why mps feel that they have some sort of hold ttv— that they have some sort of hold ttv te— that they have some sort of hold over itv is because— that they have some sort of hold over itv is because they are a pathe— over itv is because they are a hahtte eehtee— over itv is because they are a public service broadcaster and tethe— public service broadcaster and hehe a— public service broadcaster and hehg a pathe— public service broadcaster and being a public service broadcaster- being a public service broadcaster gives you lots of phyttegee— broadcaster gives you lots of privileges and— broadcaster gives you lots of privileges and so that's why mps teet— privileges and so that's why mps teet the— privileges and so that's why mps teet the they— privileges and so that's why mps feel like they have— privileges and so that's why mps feel like they have some sort of reason to question— feel like they have some sort of reason to question them. htsetatety. — reason to question them. absolutely. and - reason to question them. absolutely. and i- reason to question them. absolutely. and i think also because this morning became a kind of totem for politicians, you know, you know, the famous david cameron clip with schofield's little list, therefore , i think there's a bit

therefore, i think there's a bit of revenge taking here that people had to pay court to king philip . and, you know , because philip. and, you know, because if you're doing a big political interview, a serious interview, you've got a choice whether, you know, you interviewed by by whichever news. presenter this morning, you had to do it. and if philip was going to try and get one over on you. so there's a bit of that, but i mean, this story, believe, has moved on story, i believe, has moved on from schofield now he's from phillip schofield now he's had say, fine. but say had his say, fine. but you say as someone-has- had his say, fine. but you say as someone-has dealt- “at: " but you say as someone has dealt with as someone who has dealt with these— as someone who has dealt with these political— as someone who has dealt with these political crises for a very, — these political crises for a very, very— these political crises for a very, very long- these political crises for a very, very long time, obviously you— very, very long time, obviously yea-atvteet— very, very long time, obviously you-adviser to— very, very long time, obviously you-adviser to ed- very, very long time, obviously you adviser to ed miliband. you were adviser to ed miliband. he you were adviser to ed miliband. he hat— you were adviser to ed miliband. he hatlwhete— you were adviser to ed miliband. he had lwhole-of- you were adviser to ed miliband. he had whole of political he had a whole load of political hat— he had a whole load of political hat yea— he had a whole load of political crises. but you say— he had a whole load of political crises. but you say itv has managea— crises. but you say itv has. mahaeet—hte crises. but you say itv has- managed_into a managed to turn a crisis into a theaetet. — managed to turn a crisis into a disaster. absolute— managed to turn a crisis into a disaster. absolute .- managed to turn a crisis into a disaster. absolute. i- managed to turn a crisis into a disaster. ' " disaster. absolute. i mean, i think this will be taught in business schools as an example of handle crisis of how not to handle crisis management. the obvious management. the very obvious thing if you wanted to thing to do if you wanted to save let's face save the brand and let's face this, this is a key brand. it's a very key demographic that it appeals get advertising appeals to get key advertising demographic channel so demographic for the channel so what managed to do is, demographic for the channel so ijust managed to do is, demographic for the channel so ijust because anaged to do is, demographic for the channel so ijust because nobody's» do is, demographic for the channel so ijust because nobody's got is, demographic for the channel so ijust because nobody's got a, is just because nobody's got a grip, the first world of crisis management take management is take

responsibility and somebody takes ownership and somebody gets instead and gets a grip and instead and i mean, martin's comments were somewhat , but they've mean, martin's comments were someoflat , but they've mean, martin's comments were someof you , but they've mean, martin's comments were someof you know,, but they've mean, martin's comments were someof you know, they'vezy've mean, martin's comments were someof you know, they've leftt kind of you know, they've left to martin the music, to martin face the music, while others haven't. others while others haven't. does mean someone does that have to mean someone gets— does that have to mean someone gets the— does that have to mean someone gete the each— does that have to mean someone gets the sack besides philip? i mean, does does— gets the sack besides philip? i mean, does does someone in hahaemgeht— mean, does does someone in management, someone has to take on they— management, someone has to take on they have— management, someone has to take on they have te— management, someone has to take on they have to be— management, someone has to take on they have to be a— management, someone has to take on they have to be a fall guy? wett— on they have to be a fall guy? hett, .— on they have to be a fall guy? hett, . thht— on they have to be a fall guy? well, i think possibly that has to-guv- _ well, i think possibly that has te-eay. hat- well, i think possibly that has te-eay. hat t- well, i think possibly that has to-guy. but i thinki to be a fall guy. but i think the most most important the most the most important thing to establish what thing is to establish what actually what went so what actually what went on. so what i would done if i'd been would have done if i'd been running itv several million running itv on several million a yearisi running itv on several million a year is i would have i would have the programme off air have taken the programme off air until we're almost until september. we're almost at the school summer holidays. i would reset. would have allowed a reset. think having think of that poor team having to produce three hours. whatever it is going to get it is, this is going to get worse a lot of worse because there's a lot of anger amongst former staff, former and the former contributors and the whispers is that whispers i'm hearing is that everyone their everyone wants to put their £0.02 worth in. now and more's going— £0.02 worth in. now and more's going te— £0.02 worth in. now and more's gehg te-eat.— £0.02 worth in. now and more's going to _out..this- £0.02 worth in. now and more's going to _out. .this could going to come out. so this could get-ehvteaety— going to come out. so this could get-obviously you- going to come out. so this could get obviously you refer get worse. obviously you refer to - nicholson _ get worse. obviously you refer to-nicholson ,_ get worse. obviously you refer to - nicholson , the - get worse. obviously you refer to nicholson , the snp to john nicholson, the snp mete— to john nicholson, the snp member on the— to john nicholson, the snp member on the select committee now. yes. obviously— member on the select committee now. 435 member on the select committee now. 4:15 git now. yes. obviously they've got lots of their own trying to get his media clip. yeah, he

his social media clip. yeah, he is. he's but he's now asking is. but he's but he's now asking for whistleblowers from itv. there of other stars there are lots of other stars coming . i mean, this is coming forward. i mean, this is how low does the share price how how low does the share price go she has to resign go before she has to resign anyway? and course, it's a anyway? and of course, it's a i meah-t— anyway? and of course, it's a i meah-t thew— anyway? and of course, it's a i mean,-i know it's- mean, look, i know it's eemethme— mean, look, i know it's something all say time and something we all say time and agath— something we all say time and agath hat— something we all say time and agath hat ht— something we all say time and agatm hat tt te— something we all say time and again, but it is the cover up that— again, but it is the cover up that-than- again, but it is the cover up that-than the- again, but it is the cover up that than the crime again, but it is the cover up- that-than the crime and that is worse than the crime and aheatatety— that is worse than the crime and absolutely, absolutely proves what— absolutely, absolutely proves. what—basically, absolutely, absolutely proves. what| i _ basically, absolutely, absolutely proves. what|| went-basically, absolutely, absolutely proves what {alt absolutely, absolutely proves what e f absolutely, absolutely proves what t tiellt absolutely, absolutely proves what t when i went to itv with this pretty basic story in november 2019, they have just 2019, they should have just investigated then owned up and said yes. philip had an inappropriate relationship. it's over now . either sack him or over now. either sack him or discipline him . they're getting discipline him. they're getting ahead the story . the problem ahead of the story. the problem is it was the lies that were told that has this into told that has turned this into now quite a defining scandal. i think, the regime of carolyn think, for the regime of carolyn mccall is she mccall and the problem is she has people for far less. has sacked people for far less. remember? well effectively, piers morgan was forced out of his simply because his job simply because he disbelieve meghan lies, disbelieve meghan markle's lies, which have proven to be lies. so i think that's the problem, she has makes wonder has said. it makes me wonder if there's scandals with there's any more scandals with other there that could other people there that could come who knows? who knows? come out. who knows? who knows? but now, rabbit nationalist

but look now, rabbit nationalist thehaet—tett- but look now, rabbit nationalist michael—told the- but look now, rabbit nationalist michael told the daily michael sheen has told the daily teteetahh— michael sheen has told the daily teteetahh that— michael sheen has told the daily telegraph that he— michael sheen has told the daily telegraph that he finds it hard to accept— telegraph that he finds it hard to accept when _ telegraph that he finds it hard to accept when actors who aren't hem— to accept when actors who aren't them—weteh— to accept when actors who aren't from _welsh roles. l from wales play welsh roles. the— from wales play welsh roles. the-has— from wales play welsh roles. the - has since _ from wales play welsh roles. the-has since gone- from wales play welsh roles. the-has since gone on. from wales play welsh roles. | the-has since gone on to the actor has since gone on to clarify that it's because he has, quote, heard a lot of dodgy welsh accents. was thinking welsh accents. i was thinking about sheen's own about this and sheen's own nationality stopped him nationality hasn't stopped him from playing these non—welsh characters, has it? look the first thing you can do for me is to chuck all your medals and all your caps and all your pots and all your pans into the biggest flipping dustbin you can find. wait, just so i understand eemeetty— wait, just so i understand correctly, are— wait, just so i understand correctly, are you really saying that— correctly, are you really saying that th— correctly, are you really saying that in certain— correctly, are you really saying that in certain situations the meetteht— that in certain situations the president decide whether president can decide whether it's—interests- president can decide whether it's—interests of. it's in the best interests of the— it's in the best interests of the-aha— it's in the best interests of the-and then- it's in the best interests of the-and then do. it's in the best interests of- the-and then do something the nation and then do something illegal?— the nation and then do something ttteeate-eayhe— the nation and then do something illegal? saying that when illegal? i'm saying that when the president— illegal? i'm saying that when the president does it , that the president does it, that tt-e— the president does it, that means it's not— the president does it, that means it's not illegal. /t:::t. . means it's not illegal. your majesty— means it's not illegal. your majesty .— means it's not illegal. your majesty . my— means it's not illegal. your majesty , my party has won the majesty, my party has won the election . and so i come now to election. and so i come now to ash— election. and so i come now to ash year— election. and so i come now to ask your permission— i" and so i come now to ask your permission to form a eeemmeht — ask your permission to form a government. mr— ask your permission to form a government. m” . mr blair, government. mr blair. mr blair, i government. mr blair. mr blair, tasted— government. mr blair. mr blair, tastet the— government. mr blair. mr blair, i asked the question— government. mr blair. mr blair, i asked the question . - government. m” . mr blair, i asked the question . [its/sq government. m” . mr blair, i asked the question . i asked the question. okay. so a heat— i asked the question. okay. so a heat .— i asked the question. okay. so a heat . haw.— i asked the question. okay. so a deal . now, surely michael sheen deal. now, surely michael sheen doesn't want to be seen as seen as a hypocrite, right? so from

this day on, michael sheen, you must never, ever , ever play a must never, ever, ever play a non—welsh character . i never non—welsh character. i never want to see you again as an englishman playing an american. you only take on welsh roles because i think if you want other actors to follow suit, then you should lead by example. matthew adam brooks. emily carver. do stand by because coming up , as carver. do stand by because coming up, as prince harry battles with his emotions while finishing his historic high court evidence, do you feel sympathy for the runaway royal or was this just another deliberate and dramatic hollywood act? my superstar panel will be back to tackle more of that. plus, we'll have a lot more of the front pages in just a moment. but next, with harry admitting he didn't seek legal advice until the year he met is his wife the met meghan, is his wife the driving force behind his obsession the courts? lady obsession with the courts? lady colin campbell and meghan's sister, samantha markle join forces straight after this short

from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel _ from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel i news. channel brace yourselves for comedy legend jim davidson coming up imminently. but time now for our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell. and in a special edition, she is joined by meghan's sister , samantha by meghan's sister, samantha markle .

markle. and in a insight into how harry's flurry of legal wrangles first came about, this is the moment the duke revealed he never considered suing the owner of the daily mirror until 2018. the year he coincidentally married a certain ms markle when did you first go to solicitors to seek advice about a possible claim about mirror group newspapers? i didn't go to them. i bumped into my lawyer, david sherborne in france . it's in my sherborne in france. it's in my book. this meeting happened in 2018, so prior to you bumping into him, you hadn't sought advice? no, not at all. so it wasn't a concern over- tit: tits? \tt:::t so it wasn't a concern over any hattteatat— wasn't a concern over any particular article that led you to particular article that led you te 90— particular article that led you to 90 ts— particular article that led you to go to solicitors? \tt:::t t: to go to solicitors? no, i'd never been shown anything. it was all contained by the palace , even if i'd wanted to , i , even if i'd wanted to, i wouldn't have been allowed to. it was a way to put the abuse, intrusion and hate that was coming towards me and my wife and seeing if there was any way to find a different course of

action without the lion on the institutions way. but you'd known institutions way. but you'd theme that— institutions way. but you'd known that for— institutions way. but you'd known that for years. - but you'd known that for years. that news group — known that for years. that news great hat— known that for years. that news great hat heeh— known that for years. that news group had been intercepting your phone.— group had been intercepting your phone. ott— group had been intercepting your phone. htt yea— group had been intercepting your phone. did you first decide to the— phone. did you first decide to sue the news— phone. did you first decide to sue the news group and then teete— sue the news group and then teette te— sue the news group and then decide to claim _ sue the news group and then decide to claim against mirror shah— decide to claim against mirror group newspapers? decide to claim against mirror- group newspapers?-that group newspapers? you knew that there— group newspapers? you knew that there as— group newspapers? you knew that there was-tatt— group newspapers? you knew that there was .call data _ group newspapers? you knew that there was call data from there was no call data from tamer— there was no call data from mirror newspapers. there mirror group newspapers. there was industrial— mirror group newspapers. there was industrial scale destruction of was industrial scale destruction et evetehte— was industrial scale destruction of evidence. you— was industrial scale destruction of evidence. you constantly heter— of evidence. you constantly tetet te— of evidence. you constantly refer to destruction of evidence . ves— refer to destruction of evidence . yes. there— refer to destruction of evidence . yes. where do— refer to destruction of evidence . yes. where do you get this ttea— . yes. where do you get this ttea et— . yes. where do you get this idea of destruction? of evidence by the— idea of destruction? of evidence by the tamer— idea of destruction? of evidence by the mirror group? :th g by the mirror group? my legal team— by the mirror group? my legal team .— by the mirror group? my legal team . so.— by the mirror group? my legal team . so, ladies sees so much to team. so, ladies sees so much to go on here. but i guess the test— go on here. but i guess the first question— go on here. but i guess the first question is,— gtzt tzzt" “611i; but i guess the first question is, does gttt tit" ”tttt; but i guess the first question is, does it gttt tit" “c112 but i guess the first question is, does it look pretty— first question is, does it look pretty ehyteas— first question is, does it look pretty obvious now that meghan was pretty obvious now that meghan a taster— pretty obvious now that meghan was a factor in— pretty obvious now that meghan was a factor in his— pretty obvious now that meghan was a factor in his unwise legal eampateh— was a factor in his unwise legal eamhateh given— was a factor in his unwise legal campaign, given that he started it campaign, given that he started tt th— campaign, given that he started tt th zetse— campaign, given that he started tt th zetse h— campaign, given that he started it in 2018? in 0h,— campaign, given that he started it in 2018? in oh, absolutely shettty. — it in 2018? in oh, absolutely shettty. hat.— it in 2018? in oh, absolutely shortly. but, you- it in 2018? in oh, absolutely shortly. but, you know, i have been told because i've been doing inquiries that, in fact, meghan is behind all of this , meghan is behind all of this, because remember , piers morgan because remember, piers morgan was the editor of the mirror for

much of the period and evidently she is intent on destroying piers morgan and this is, it would appear to be an elaborate scheme team to destroy piers morgan and also to set them up for she and harry set themselves up as being our champions of the underdog. well, i mean, the whate— underdog. well, i mean, the whete ththe— underdog. well, i mean, the whole thing is— t. 333 well, i mean, the whole thing is bizarre. it's aetaatty— whole thing is bizarre. it's actually crazy— whole thing is bizarre. it's actually crazy .- whole thing is bizarre. it's actually crazy . kwasi, you know, actually crazy. kwasi, you know, et— actually crazy. kwasi, you know, et tt— actually crazy. kwasi, you know, none of it makes— actually crazy. kwasi, you know, none of it makes sense if you step— none of it makes sense if you step te— none of it makes sense if you stop to examine— none of it makes sense if you stop to examine the reality . stop to examine the reality. matty— stop to examine the reality. thetty meah— stop to examine the reality. motty mean, harry's going on ththes— motty mean, harry's going on ththes that— motty mean, harry's going on things that happened 30 years ago things that happened 30 years age at— things that happened 30 years age at zo— things that happened 30 years age et ze years— things that happened 30 years ago or 20 years ago and things that— ago or 20 years ago and things that he-s— ago or 20 years ago and things that he-s he— ago or 20 years ago and things that he's now saying upset at htm— that he's now saying upset at htm hey-e— that he's now saying upset at htm hat— that he's now saying upset at him now. but they didn't upset htm— him now. but they didn't upset htm at— him now. but they didn't upset htm at the— him now. but they didn't upset him at the time— him now. but they didn't upset him at the time .— him now. but they didn't upset him at the time . well, you're him at the time. well, you're saeeeset— him at the time. well, you're saeeeset te— him at the time. well, you're saeeeset te he— him at the time. well, you're supposed to be upset at the ttme. — supposed to be upset at the ttme. tea-e— supposed to be upset at the time. you're not— supposed to be upset at the time. you're not supposed to be upset— time. you're not supposed to be upset when— time. you're not supposed to be upset when yea— time. you're not supposed to be upset when you discover 20 or 30 years— upset when you discover 20 or 30 years lg..— upset when you discover 20 or 30 years later, none— upset when you discover 20 or 30 years later, none of— upset when you discover 20 or 30 years later, none of it actually mates— years later, none of it actually makes sense except as a as a

wehtettat— makes sense except as a as a wonderful plant— makes sense except as a as a wonderful plant that samantha's eehhtvthg— wonderful plant that samantha's eehhtyhg yeahg— wonderful plant that samantha's conniving young sister. well, teet— conniving young sister. well, teet .— conniving young sister. well, teet , tet— conniving young sister. well, teet , tet me— conniving young sister. well, look , let me bring sam in now. look, let me bring sam in now. sam:— look, let me bring sam in now. sam. great— look, let me bring sam in now. sam. gteat te— look, let me bring sam in now. sam, great to speak— look, let me bring sam in now. sam, great to speak to- look, let me bring sam in now. sam, great to speak to you. this is the first time that you've spoken publicly about this case. do you think knowing your sister like you do you, that she is potentially invest in this legal action? because as lady c says , action? because as lady c says, she wants to destroy piers morgan ? in my opinion, that may morgan? in my opinion, that may be a small factor, but you hit something on the head when you played that clip from harry of him bumping into his attorney in 2018 and suggesting that it was then that he decided to file suit. let's reflect back to a tettet— suit. let's reflect back to a tettet that— suit. let's reflect back to a letter that he _ suit. let's reflect back to a letter that he and- e let's reflect back to a letter that he and e mailed to taseh— letter that he and e mailed to taseh thaat— letter that he and e mailed to jason knauf with— letter that he and e mailed to jason knauf with regards to thtthg— jason knauf with regards to finding freedom , where in the finding freedom, where in the tettet— finding freedom, where in the tettet sate,— finding freedom, where in the letter said, we— finding freedom, where in the letter said, we have to make it teet— letter said, we have to make it teet tte— letter said, we have to make it teet the we— letter said, we have to make it look like we are— letter said, we have to make it look like we are not we were not tmetvet— look like we are not we were not thvetvet. teth— look like we are not we were not

involved. tell meghan this, give her involved. tell meghan this, give het a— involved. tell meghan this, give het a heats— involved. tell meghan this, give heta heats ah,— involved. tell meghan this, give her a heads up, but we want to mate— her a heads up, but we want to mate tt— her a heads up, but we want to mate tt teet— her a heads up, but we want to make it look like— her a heads up, but we want to make it look like we were not thvetvet. — make it look like we were not involved. and— make it look like we were not involved. and this- make it look like we were not involved. t: make it look like we were not involved. 't: involved. and this is about that book by omid scobie. to clarify this. this was from harry to taseh— this. this was from harry to taseh team.— this. this was from harry to jason knauf. the— this was from harry to jason knauf. the letter. and so on jason knauf. the letter. and so as that— jason knauf. the letter. and so as that hete— jason knauf. the letter. and so on that note, i'm— jason knauf. the letter. and so on that note, i'm going to say, for on that note, i'm going to say, tet htm— on that note, i'm going to say, tet htm te— on that note, i'm going to say, tet htm te may— on that note, i'm going to say, for him to play victim or for ahehey— for him to play victim or for ahehey te— for him to play victim or for ye te thy— for him to play victim or for anyone to try to— for him to play victim or for anyone to try to bounce it all off anyone to try to bounce it all ett eh— anyone to try to bounce it all ett as my— anyone to try to bounce it all off on my sister,— anyone to try to bounce it all off on my sister, i— anyone to try to bounce it all off on my sister, i think is teatty— off on my sister, i think is really missing— off on my sister, i think is really missing the mark. you thew,— really missing the mark. you know, there's— really missing the mark. you know, there's a— really missing the mark. you know, there's a huge move right te— know, there's a huge move right now to censor the— know, there's a huge move right now to censor the media. this disinformation— now to censor the media. this disinformation wave. and it the— disinformation wave. and it seems like he's— disinformation wave. and it seems like he's reaching back so many— seems like he's reaching back so many years— seems like he's reaching back so many years tet— seems like he's reaching back so many years for straws just to tha— many years for straws just to that sme— many years for straws just to that way— many years for straws just to find some way ,_ many years for straws just to find some way , in my opinion, to find some way, in my opinion, to she— find some way, in my opinion, to she away— find some way, in my opinion, to she away at— find some way, in my opinion, to she away at the— find some way, in my opinion, to chip away at the block of eehsehhg— chip away at the block of censoring the _ chip away at the block of censoring the media because he cant— censoring the media because he cant .— censoring the media because he cant , th— censoring the media because he eah-t , th my— censoring the media because he can't , in my opinion, have full can't, in my opinion, have full eehttet— can't, in my opinion, have full eehttet et— can't, in my opinion, have full control of the— can't, in my opinion, have full control of the media. and, you thew— control of the media. and, you knew .— control of the media. and, you knew , wett— control of the media. and, you know , well, he's— control of the media. and, you know , well, he's already said know, well, he's already said that— know, well, he's already said that he— know, well, he's already said that he doesn't— know, well, he's already said that he doesn't believe in the mast— that he doesn't believe in the first amendment— that he doesn't believe in the first amendment in the us, for exampte— first amendment in the us, for example, which— first amendment in the us, for example, which enshrines freedom of example, which enshrines freedom et the— example, which enshrines freedom et the mess— example, which enshrines freedom et the mess .— example, which enshrines freedom et the mess . eh— example, which enshrines freedom of the press . oh, but he takes of the press. oh, but he takes a lot of the press. oh, but he takes a tet et— of the press. oh, but he takes a lot of liberties— of the press. oh, but he takes a lot of liberties viewing and ahasthg— lot of liberties viewing and ahasthg tt— lot of liberties viewing and abusing it all— lot of liberties viewing and abusing it all over the place aha— abusing it all over the place aht enjoying— abusing it all over the place aht enjoying tt— abusing it all over the place and enjoying it to his advantage.- and enjoying it to his advantage. so what i'm going to say ts— advantage. so what i'm going to say ts tt— advantage. so what i'm going to say ts tt yea—

advantage. so what i'm going to say is if you look— advantage. so what i'm going to say is if you look at spare an examhte— say is if you look at spare an examhte et— say is if you look at spare an example of that,— say is if you look at spare an example of that, if you look at the oprah— example of that, if you look at the oprah interview, if you look at tthtthg— the oprah interview, if you look at finding freedom, he was my ststet— at finding freedom, he was my ststet as— at finding freedom, he was my sister was not— at finding freedom, he was my sister was not involved in that in sister was not involved in that he a— sister was not involved in that he a he— sister was not involved in that in a vacuum. he was participating, in my opinion , is participating, in my opinion, is he ts— participating, in my opinion, is he ts a— participating, in my opinion, is he ts a ewweyet— participating, in my opinion, is he is a purveyor of disinformation. so for him to say— disinformation. so for him to say hes— disinformation. so for him to say hes a— disinformation. so for him to say he's a victim— disinformation. so for him to say he's a victim and all of the atttetes— say he's a victim and all of the atttetes ae— say he's a victim and all of the articles are psychologically tamaghg— articles are psychologically damaging, what about all of the atttetes— damaging, what about all of the atttetes aha— damaging, what about all of the articles and the— damaging, what about all of the articles and the social media attaets— articles and the social media attacks that— articles and the social media attacks that were _ articles and the social media attacks that were generated from shae — attacks that were generated from shae hem — attacks that were generated from spare, from oprah,— attacks that were generated from spare, from oprah, from finding tteetem— spare, from oprah, from finding tteetem, the— spare, from oprah, from finding freedom, the attacks on the teyat— freedom, the attacks on the tteyat tamtty— freedom, the attacks on the royal family and our family that he aha— royal family and our family that he and yea— royal family and our family that he aht yew aha— royal family and our family that he and you and you i mean , what he and you and you i mean, what ahyeeehte. — he and you and you i mean, what a hypocrite. exactly— he and you and you i mean, what a hypocrite. yeotttiltyt a hypocrite. exactly what a hypocrite. because he has actually put much actually put out so much negativity. sam, you are right, though, say that this is part though, to say that this is part of campaign. actually want of a campaign. i actually want to moment from to show you another moment from our what happened our recreation of what happened in today. so this is when in court today. so this is when harry tried joking in court today. so this is when harry his tried joking in court today. so this is when harry his mountingjoking in court today. so this is when harry his mounting legal| in court today. so this is when harry his mounting legal cases about his mounting legal cases against other newspapers. there were a flurry of other articles on the same day that the mirror article was published . have you article was published. have you seen this particular— article was published. have you seen this particular story- have you seen this particular story on yew— seen this particular story on your relationship with chelsy davy— your relationship with chelsy hawy th— your relationship with chelsy hawy th ahy— your relationship with chelsy

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because harry's not an underdog. no.and because harry's not an underdog. no. and meghan's not an aatetteg— no. and meghan's not an undehog, ts— no. and meghan's not an underdog, is she , sam? i mean, underdog, is she, sam? i mean, weghah— underdog, is she, sam? i mean, theghah .— underdog, is she, sam? i mean, meghan , despite— underdog, is she, sam? i mean, meghan , despite what she claims meghan, despite what she claims , vou— meghan, despite what she claims , yea thew,— meghan, despite what she claims . yea knew she— meghan, despite what she claims , you know, she had a good tamtty— , you know, she had a good tamtty, great— , you know, she had a good family, great support from your tathet. — family, great support from your tathet. she— family, great support from your father. she had— family, great support from your father. she had her education stateh— father. she had her education statteh hatt— father. she had her education station paid for. _ father. she had her education station paid for. i— father. she had her education station paid for. i mean, she's hattty— station paid for. i mean, she's hattty ah— station paid for. i mean, she's hardly an underdog, is she, sam? so hardly an underdog, is she, sam? se t-m— hardly an underdog, is she, sam? se t-m setty. — hardly an underdog, is she, sam? se t-m setty. t— hardly an underdog, is she, sam? se t-m setty. t get— hardly an underdog, is she, sam? so i'm sorry. i got to— hardly an underdog, is she, sam? so i'm sorry. i got to throw- so i'm sorry. i got to throw down the spike belt right now. it's like another day in willy wonka's world of imagination , an wonka's world of imagination, an you cannot censor the world, bill, and the world on this disinformation wave that seemingly people are riding around the world and at the same time be the purveyor of the disinformation that you seek to silence? yes. what silence. everybody else . you want to everybody else. you want to silence everybody else, but you want the media to serve you and fluff your ego and get out your message and tell your lies and tell your lies time and again. look, sam, i just want to ask you— look, sam, i just want to ask yea aheat— look, sam, i just want to ask you about because we've had

gatte— you about because we've had gate a— you about because we've had gate a tet— you about because we've had gate a tet et— you about because we've had quite a lot of our— you about because we've had quite a lot of our contributors tatt— quite a lot of our contributors tatt aheat— quite a lot of our contributors talk about how— quite a lot of our contributors talk about how odysseys harry's esesstehh— talk about how odysseys harry's obsession with— talk about how odysseys harry's obsession with the— talk about how odysseys harry's obsession with the chelsy davy , obsession with the chelsy davy, his obsession with the chelsy davy, hts ex— obsession with the chelsy davy, his ex girlfriend— obsession with the chelsy davy, his ex girlfriend .— obsession with the chelsy davy, his ex girlfriend . he became his ex girlfriend. he became very— his ex girlfriend. he became very emotional— his ex girlfriend. he became very emotional talking about her in very emotional talking about her th seah— very emotional talking about her he eeatt ever— very emotional talking about her in court over the— very emotional talking about her in court over the past couple of gays. — in court over the past couple of gays. he— in court over the past couple of days. he mentions— in court over the past couple of days. he mentions her 118 times in days. he mentions her 118 times he hts— days. he mentions her 118 times in his witness— days. he mentions her 118 times in his witness statement , in his witness statement, whees— in his witness statement, whees year— in his witness statement, whereas your sister meghan is my— whereas your sister meghan is my hamet— whereas your sister meghan is only named five— whereas your sister meghan is only named five times now , i only named five times now, i thew— only named five times now, i knew yea— only named five times now, i know you don't— only named five times now, i know you don't know chelsea, but you know you don't know chelsea, but yea te— know you don't know chelsea, but yea te thew— know you don't know chelsea, but you do know meghan. how is she going— you do know meghan. how is she gethg te— you do know meghan. how is she gethg te teete— you do know meghan. how is she going to feel? sam— you do know meghan. how is she going to feel? sam having harry tattthg— going to feel? sam having harry tattthg se— going to feel? sam having harry talking so publicly, so constantly— talking so publicly, so constantly about his ex gttttheht— constantly about his ex girlfriend .— constantly about his ex girlfriend . and in my opinion, girlfriend. and in my opinion, steamy— girlfriend. and in my opinion, eteatty he-s— girlfriend. and in my opinion, clearly he's still— girlfriend. and in my opinion, clearly he's still in love with her— clearly he's still in love with her aha— clearly he's still in love with her and tt— clearly he's still in love with her and it seems— clearly he's still in love with her and it seems like she's the that— her and it seems like she's the that get— her and it seems like she's the one that got away. ' z her and it seems like she's the one that got away. ' t: one that got away. and from what i've been seeing on social media, you know, maybe she's lucky. and that's a good thing because i highly doubt she would want to be going through all of this. i doubt she would endorse what he did . and so how will what he did. and so how will meghan deal with this? i mean, is meghan because—

g : 57 i mean, is meghan because obviously you thew— is meghan because obviously you knew her— is meghan because obviously you knew her se— is meghan because obviously you know her so well,— is meghan because obviously you know her so well, sam, is she be a teateas— know her so well, sam, is she be ateateas eese— know her so well, sam, is she be a jealous person then? will she wttt— a jealous person then? will she wttt she— a jealous person then? will she will she front— a jealous person then? will she will she front harry up about thtse— will she front harry up about thtse t— will she front harry up about this? i mean,— will she front harry up about this? i mean, how is she going to this? i mean, how is she going te teet— this? i mean, how is she going to feel about— this? i mean, how is she going to feel about it— this? i mean, how is she going to feel about it ? _ this? i mean, how is she going to feel about it ? �*fttttgt i i to feel about it? well, i can point us back to the fact that reportedly harry is not allowed to speak to so many of his friends . i heard that there was friends. i heard that there was a rift at the one of his friends weddings in jamaica, that there was an issue there. so if it is a matter of jealousy, well , poor a matter of jealousy, well, poor harry. but you know what, harry is not five years old. he made these choices. he signed up for these choices. he signed up for the package and he can deal with it. he's got to be accountable and, you know, all i can say is i'm thinking it's probably me in the cinematic sense, the war of the cinematic sense, the war of the roses inside of montecito , the roses inside of montecito, in my opinion. yeah. ladies , the in my opinion. yeah. ladies, the final in my opinion. yeah. ladies, the that were— in my opinion. yeah. ladies, the that were te— in my opinion. yeah. ladies, the final word to you— in my opinion. yeah. ladies, the final word to you ladies. - i i / ladies, the final word to you ladies. see hew— final word to you ladies. see hew hat— final word to you ladies. see how bad ellie,— final word to you ladies. see how bad ellie, has harry been tamaget— how bad ellie, has harry been tamaget hy— how bad ellie, has harry been tamaget by the— how bad ellie, has harry been damaged by the past two days ?

damaged by the past two days? i that— damaged by the past two days? i that has— damaged by the past two days? i think he's been— damaged by the past two days? i think he's been very— damaged by the past two days? i think he's been very badly- think he's been very badly damaged. reputationally because he's shown himself to be arrogant, ignorant , he's shown himself to be arrogant, ignorant, impertinent, and. and i think that he's shown himself to be totally delusional and that he has no regard for anybody's opinion but himself and doesn't really get a handle on reality . but if this and doesn't really get a handle on reality. but if this is and doesn't really get a handle on reality . but if this is about on reality. but if this is about winning this lawsuit, it's a disaster. but if it's not only about this lawsuit , disaster. but if it's not only about this lawsuit, but if it's about this lawsuit, but if it's about them creating a platform for them to be whinging with their polish , then jackpot, their polish, then jackpot, jackpot. yeah. their polish, then jackpot, jackpot . yeah. no, i get you. i jackpot. yeah. no, i get you. i get— jackpot. yeah. no, i get you. i get yea.— jackpot. yeah. no, i get you. i get yea. ves— jackpot. yeah. no, i get you. i get yea. wes — jackpot. yeah. no, i get you. i get you. yes what- i yeah. no, i get you. i get you. yes kittie; get you. yes what about what about not just the lawsuits? what about in life? he talks about he's so vocal on his little feelings, his psychological distress and damage. what about the

psychological distress of the queen as she was dying and the oprah? indeed. but that's why i don't think the public are with him. but look , what a joy to him. but look, what a joy to hang— him. but look, what a joy to hhhg yea— him. but look, what a joy to hhhg yea te— i but look, what a joy to bring you to together virtually, heeaase— bring you to together virtually, heeaase t— bring you to together virtually, because i know— bring you to together virtually, because i know your close eemttahts— because i know your close confidants, lady colin campbell, samahtha— confidants, lady colin campbell, samantha markle— confidants, lady colin campbell, samantha markle , thank you both samantha markle, thank you both so samantha markle, thank you both se mash.— samantha markle, thank you both se maeh. hat— samantha markle, thank you both so much. but coming up in uncanceled_ so much. but coming up in uncanceled from harry's humiliation— uncanceled from harry's humiliation in- uncanceled from harry's humiliation in the high court to the schofield— humiliation in the high court to the schofield scandal engulfing itv the schofield scandal engulfing ttv eemety— the schofield scandal engulfing itv comedy legend jim davidson runs us through— itv comedy legend jim davidson runs us through the wild stories of runs us through the wild stories et thts— runs us through the wild stories et thts week— runs us through the wild stories of this week in— runs us through the wild stories of this week in his truly unique styte— of this week in his truly unique styte .— of this week in his truly unique styte . vae— of this week in his truly unique style . you're not— of this week in his truly unique style . you're not going to want style. you're not going to want to style. you're not going to want te mtss— style. you're not going to want te ht.— style. you're not going to want to miss it. the— style. you're not going to want to miss it. the next in the metha— to miss it. the next in the metta haze— to miss it. the next in the media buzz as— to miss it. the next in the media buzz as harry emotionally tetts— media buzz as harry emotionally tetts the— media buzz as harry emotionally tells the court,— media buzz as harry emotionally tells the court, the— media buzz as harry emotionally tells the court, the process has heea— tells the court, the process has heehltet— tells the court, the process has heehltet te— tells the court, the process has beenllot to deal— tells the court, the process has been lot to deal with. is the been a lot to deal with. is the hate-s— been a lot to deal with. is the hate-s ety— been a lot to deal with. is the hate-s my tea— been a lot to deal with. is the duke's cry for sympathy legitimate— duke's cry for sympathy legitimate or- duke's cry for sympathy legitimate or just his latest hettyweet— legitimate or just his latest- hollywood—superstar hollywood facade? my superstar hahet— hollywood facade? my superstar hahet-te— hollywood facade? my superstar hahet-te say- hollywood facade? my superstar hahet-te say eh- hollywood facade? my superstar panel-to say on it.- panel have lots to say on it. they-te— panel have lots to say on it. they-re gethg— panel have lots to say on it. they-re gethg te— panel have lots to say on it. they're going to thrash it out in they're going to thrash it out he tast— they're going to thrash it out he tast three— they're going to thrash it out in just three short minutes ttme. — in just three short minutes ttme. -ge— in just three short minutes time. go anywhere .

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we're proud to be gb news britain's news. channel tomorrow's news site now in britain's news. channel - tomorrow's news site now in the wettahazz— tomorrow's news site now in the mediabuzz more— tomorrow's news site now in the mediabuzz more front pages are in mediabuzz more front pages are he stere— mediabuzz more front pages are he stete . — mediabuzz more front pages are in store . straight— mediabuzz more front pages are in store . straight to- mediabuzz more front pages are in store . g in store. straight to the guardian. oh, goodness me. is it like 20 to 21? no, but the guardian's still leading with a pathetic partygate claim. they say boris and carrie johnson had a friend stay at chequers during the pandemic who was helping to plan their wedding . but a plan their wedding. but a spokesperson for the pm says the visit by a pal was entirely lawful. they never going to move on. these losers at the guardian, the daily mail says at long last, as police are finally turning up to all home burglaries. meanwhile, top columnist stephen glover and i agree with this. i really do. he's calling on king charles to banish to harry a private life if he carries on his attacks on britain . and the paper also britain. and the paper also carries a picture of the elegant princess of wales playing rugby obe today, only kate could look that good playing rugby. it has to be said my superstar panel returned. now conservative home columnist emily carr for the

businessman adam brooks and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor now, told you matthew lazor. now, we told you earlier how harry had been joking court about his joking in court about his mounting battles, he mounting legal battles, but he finished evidence today finished giving evidence today with admission that with a stirring admission that actually it all seems to be getting a bit too much. so his voice breaking with emotion. watch as the duke was quizzed by his lawyer, david sherborne, as he concluded his historic testimony. you've he concluded his historic testimony . you've been sat in testimony. you've been sat in the— testimony. you've been sat in the wtthess— testimony. you've been sat in the witness box— testimony. you've been sat in the witness box for— ittttiyt you've been sat in the witness box for over a day aha— the witness box for over a day and a— the witness box for over a day and a hatt— the witness box for over a day and a half. you've— the witness box for over a day and a half. you've had to go thteagh— and a half. you've had to go through these— and a half. you've had to go through these articles andi answer questions in a very pathe— answer questions in a very public courtroom, knowing the metta— public courtroom, knowing the metta ts— public courtroom, knowing the media is watching how has that mate— media is watching how has that mate yea— media is watching how has that mate yea teet— media is watching how has that made you feel ? _ media is watching how has that made you feel ? e so made you feel? it's a lot. so has— made you feel? it's a lot. so has the— made you feel? it's a lot. so has the hate— made you feel? it's a lot. so has the duke been— made you feel? e so has the duke been taking hettyweet— has the duke been taking hollywood acting tips from his whe— hollywood acting tips from his wtte te— hollywood acting tips from his wtte te gath— hollywood acting tips from his wife to gain sympathy? oi at?“ wife to gain sympathy? or adam meets?— wife to gain sympathy? or adam brooks? should we actually feel sorry for the guy? no . at the sorry for the guy? no. at the end of sorry for the guy? no. at the eht et the— sorry for the guy? no. at the end of the day,— sorry for the guy? no. at the end of the day, i— tiff no. at the end of the day, i mean , the car end of the day, i mean, the car chase— end of the day, i mean, the car chase narrative— end of the day, i mean, the car chase narrative was— end of the day, i mean, the car chase narrative was spun for eeehte— chase narrative was spun for ww“! te— chase narrative was spun for ww“! te teet— chase narrative was spun for

people to feel sorry for them aha— people to feel sorry for them me te— people to feel sorry for them me te may.— people to feel sorry for them me te etay. eh— people to feel sorry for them and to play. on diana's unfortunate— and to play. on diana's unfortunate and sad death this is unfortunate and sad death this ts tast— unfortunate and sad death this ts tast yea— unfortunate and sad death this is just you know,— unfortunate and sad death this is just you know, this is just ahethet— is just you know, this is just another circus.— is just you know, this is just another circus. it's another tt-s— another circus. it's another it's another— another circus. it's another it's another netflix series in wattthg. — it's another netflix series in wattthg. t— it's another netflix series in waiting. i think— it's another netflix series in waiting. i think it's all for atteattem— waiting. i think it's all for attention. it's— waiting. i think it's all for attention. it's embarrassed htmsett— attention. it's embarrassed himself. and— attention. it's embarrassed himself. and i've lost all sympathy— himself. and i've lost all sympathy with- himself. and i've lost all sympathy with with the lad . you sympathy with with the lad. you thew,— sympathy with with the lad. you knew t— sympathy with with the lad. you knew t that— sympathy with with the lad. you know, i think he's— sympathy with with the lad. you know, i think he's damaging the teyat— know, i think he's damaging the tteyat tamtty— know, i think he's damaging the royal family and— know, i think he's damaging the royal family and he's damaging the wt— royal family and he's damaging the ttt aha— royal family and he's damaging the ttt and he— royal family and he's damaging the uk and he needs to stop . royal family and he's damaging the uk and he needs to stop. i that— the uk and he needs to stop. i that thts— the uk and he needs to stop. i think this gives— the uk and he needs to stop. i think this gives him,- the uk and he needs to stop. i think this gives him, though, a genuine sense of purpose because he's no longer a royal. okay. he's written a book and done a few late night interview shows in america, in california and everywhere there. but now this is his life, meaning it is his life goal. he wants to get rid of the press, change it fundamentally . and he thinks by fundamentally. and he thinks by doing this and looking very silly in the high court and is that how he gets here's the issue, though. the left wing teens— issue, though. the left wing teehs tea-t— issue, though. the left wing loons don't care.— issue, though. the left wing loons don't care. i- g the left wing loons don't care. i mean, if you teet— loons don't care. i mean, if you teet at— loons don't care. i mean, if you teet at sty— loons don't care. i mean, if you look at sky news— loons don't care. i mean, if you look at sky news stone, i really hege— look at sky news stone, i really hope yea— look at sky news stone, i really hope yea hee— look at sky news stone, i really hope you never do— look at sky news stone, i really hope you never do that. let me

tett— hope you never do that. let me tett yea,— hope you never do that. let me tett yea, yea— hope you never do that. let me tell you, you should never do that.— tell you, you should never do that. eat— tell you, you should never do that. but sometimes have to that. but sometimes i have to tast— that. but sometimes i have to tast teet— that. but sometimes i have to tast teet aeeate— that. but sometimes i have to just feel people aren't sure what— just feel people aren't sure what they-te— just feel people aren't sure what they're doing. and it's heea— what they're doing. and it's heea-tetay- what they're doing. and it's been today because emily, been insane today because emily, they-we— been insane today because emily, they-we-eatthg— been insane today because emily, they've-pulling out- been insane today because emily, they've pulling out their they've been pulling out their etthatt— they've been pulling out their oddball organisation, hacked off agath. — oddball organisation, hacked off agath. they-we— oddball organisation, hacked off again. they've uh,— oddball organisation, hacked off again. they've uh, they've amethet— again. they've uh, they've unretired alan— again. they've uh, they've unretired alan rusbridger and hey— unretired alan rusbridger and hey haeeh— unretired alan rusbridger and rory green slade, who's the ttsgtaeet— rory green slade, who's the disgraced seat— rory green slade, who's the disgraced seat guardian, former metta— disgraced seat guardian, former media columnist— disgraced seat guardian, former media columnist ,_ disgraced seat guardian, former media columnist, uh, who turned out media columnist, uh, who turned eat te— media columnist, uh, who turned eat te he— media columnist, uh, who turned eat te he a— media columnist, uh, who turned out to be a massive— media columnist, uh, who turned out to be a massive ira sympathtsea— out to be a massive ira sympathiser. and he believes or that— sympathiser. and he believes or that eae— sympathiser. and he believes or that duo believes— sympathiser. and he believes or that duo believes that they can aehtttteate — that duo believes that they can pontificate on _ that duo believes that they can pontificate on the— that duo believes that they can pontificate on the morals of the hess — pontificate on the morals of the hess t— pontificate on the morals of the mess t heaa— pontificate on the morals of the press. i mean, it's— pontificate on the morals of the press. i mean, it's astonishing . wett— press. i mean, it's astonishing . well, coming— press. i mean, it's astonishing . well, coming from - press. i mean, it's astonishing . well, coming from sky news, you would have thought there would be a little more, well, self—knowledge , self—awareness, self—knowledge, self—awareness, perhaps. and i don't know. i think a lot of people in the media seem to think that if you support prince harry, that in all his endeavours, then you are the guy and you don't the nice guy and if you don't get little weak, if you're get a little weak, if you're sceptic, then you then you sceptic, well then you then you lose star badge. lose your gold star badge. exactly it's that i think exactly it's that basic. i think it as simple as that. yeah. it is as simple as that. yeah. matthew should we feel matthew lanza should we feel semy— matthew lanza should we feel semy tet— matthew lanza should we feel sorry for prince— matthew lanza should we feel sorry for prince harry? i think we sheath— sorry for prince harry? i think we should feel sorry for him to the extent that when it's over

and he looks like may and he looks like he may very well you say, this is well lose as you say, this is his and he's going his life mission and he's going to have nothing left. i mean, if it's his crusade to kind of take on he sees as tabloid on what he sees as tabloid culture, see attack culture, what you see as attack on free press when it's on the free press when it's oven on the free press when it's over, the hell is this guy over, what the hell is this guy going and it's a reminder going to do? and it's a reminder of why we should be a republic, because wouldn't have. because we wouldn't have. please, didn't have we please, we didn't have we wouldn't hangers wouldn't have hangers on like harry for harry galvanising support for the isn't it, the royal family, isn't it, adam? actually, you could argue that— adam? actually, you could argue that-hetmhg— adam? actually, you could argue that-helpinglpost- that harry is helping a post gaeeh— that harry is helping a post gaeeh teyat— that harry is helping a post queen royal family. 7 it; queen royal family. is he? they meet— queen royal family. is he? they meet-sewer— queen royal family. is he? they need sever ties with need to sever all ties with harry now . stephen glover's harry now. stephen glover's hght— harry now. stephen glover's hght. aha— harry now. stephen glover's right. and actually,- stephen glover's right. and actually, we're going to right. and actually, we're going te he— right. and actually, we're going to be discussing— right. and actually, we're going to be discussing that on- tomorrow—because, tomorrow night's show because, stehheh— tomorrow night's show because, steeheh tt— tomorrow night's show because, stephen, if you're _ tomorrow night's show because, stephen, if you're going to take the—te- stephen, if you're going to take the—te tt- the press to court, do it from a aesttteh— the press to court, do it from a aesttteh et— the press to court, do it from a position of strength. jttti e position of strength. don't turn up-no_ position of strength. don't turn up .no evidence. and - position of strength. don't turni up-no evidence. and there up with no evidence. and there there is-middleton- t. : i and there there is middleton playing there is kate middleton playing rugby— there is kate middleton playing taghylseme— there is kate middleton playing rugby some lovely part rugby in some lovely part of thgtaht— rugby in some lovely part of england while— rugby in some lovely part of england while this is going england while all this is going on. england while all this is going eh-aht— england while all this is going em-aht we— england while all this is going on.-and we love- england while all this is going on.-and we love her. england while all this is going. on.-and we love her even on. yeah. and we love her even more result. now look, more as a result. now look, deputy party leaders oliver dowden and angela rayner were leading today, it leading pmqs today, and it didn't take for the labour didn't take long for the labour loudmouth attack the loudmouth to attack the government's public loudmouth to attack the governionit's public loudmouth to attack the governion the public loudmouth to attack the governion the covid public loudmouth to attack the governion the covid inquiry. blic

money on the covid inquiry. that's dowden put rabid that's before dowden put rabid rayner straight back in her box . i really will say to the right heheatahte— . i really will say to the right honourable lady,— i really will say to the right honourable lady, i find it extraordinary— honourable lady, i find it extraordinary that she should teetate— extraordinary that she should teetate as— extraordinary that she should lecture us on— extraordinary that she should lecture us on value for money for lecture us on value for money tet the— lecture us on value for money for the taxpayer— lecture us on value for money for the taxpayer when i understand— for the taxpayer when i understand she has now purchased two understand she has now purchased twe hates— understand she has now purchased twe hates et— understand she has now purchased two pairs of noise— understand she has now purchased two pairs of noise cancelling heatahehes— two pairs of noise cancelling headphones on— two pairs of noise cancelling headphones on expensive . now headphones on expensive. now i wtth— headphones on expensive. now i wttt he— headphones on expensive. now i wttt he tam— headphones on expensive. now i wttt he tam — headphones on expensive. now i will be fair. i— headphones on expensive. now i will be fair. i will— headphones on expensive. now i will be fair. i will be- headphones on expensive. now i will be fair. at i will be fair. i will be fair to the right honourable lady if i had to attend shadow cabinet meetings , i think i'd want to meetings, i think i'd want to tune them out to the good line. at least the two pairs of pricey apple— at least the two pairs of pricey apple headphones. angela will have— apple headphones. angela will have he— apple headphones. angela will have no problems being able to heat— have no problems being able to hear her.— have no problems being able to hear her. matthew— have no problems being able to hear her. matthew lawson. adam meets— hear her. matthew lawson. adam meets .— hear her. matthew lawson. adam meets , tmtty— hear her. matthew lawson. adam brooks , emily carver. do stand brooks, emily carver. do stand by brooks, emily carver. do stand hy heeaase— brooks, emily carver. do stand by because coming up, after whee— by because coming up, after these hamy— by because coming up, after prince harry mentioned ex—girlfriend- prince harry mentioned ex—girlfriend chelsy davy , far ex—girlfriend chelsy davy, far thah— ex—girlfriend chelsy davy, far more than wife— ex—girlfriend chelsy davy, far more than wife meghan markle tamag— more than wife meghan markle tatthg hts— more than wife meghan markle during his historic high court aeamahe— during his historic high court appearance, moaning appearance, should moaning meg be appearance, should moaning meg he—as- appearance, should moaning meg he—as we- be worried? find out as we teweat— be worried? find out as we reveal tonight's— be worried? find out as we reveal tonight's nominations for eteatest— reveal tonight's nominations for greatest britain— reveal tonight's nominations for greatest britain and union taetass— greatest britain and union taetass .— greatest britain and union jackass . next— greatest britain and union jackass . next up, it uncancelled jackass. next up, it uncancelled as harry-s— jackass. next up, it uncancelled as hamy-s htgh— jackass. next up, it uncancelled as harry's high court humiliation- as harry's high court humiliation draws to a close. aha— humiliation draws to a close. that the— humiliation draws to a close. and the scandal— humiliation draws to a close. and the scandal engulfing itv mates— and the scandal engulfing itv mates tt— and the scandal engulfing itv mates tt att— and the scandal engulfing itv makes it all the— and the scandal engulfing itv makes it all the way to

parliament,— makes it all the way to parliament, i'm joined by wattehat— parliament, i'm joined by national treasure comedy legend jim hawtseh— national treasure comedy legend jim davidson, who— national treasure comedy legend jim davidson, who runs us thteagh— jim davidson, who runs us thteagh att— jim davidson, who runs us through all the— jim davidson, who runs us through all the wild stories of thts— through all the wild stories of thts weet. — through all the wild stories of this week. and _ through all the wild stories of this week. and my goodness, there-s— this week. and my goodness, there's been— this week. and my goodness, there's been a— this week. and my goodness, there's been a few. don't go anywhere. — there's been a few. don't go anywhere. we're— there's been a few. don't go anywhere. we're back in just two mthates— anywhere. we're back in just two mthates ttme— anywhere. we're back in just two mthates ttme .—

it's time for cancelled . and it's time for cancelled. and thts— it's time for cancelled. and thts ts— it's time for cancelled. and this is where— it's time for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentator— this is where britain's top commentator was speak out on eehttewetstat— commentator was speak out on controversial issues with out the— controversial issues with out the tate— controversial issues with out the tare et— controversial issues with out the fare of the— controversial issues with out the fare of the cancel culture sweemhg— the fare of the cancel culture sweemhg the— the fare of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media aha— sweeping the rest of the media and t-m— sweeping the rest of the media and i'm delighted to be joined hy— and i'm delighted to be joined hy eemety— and i'm delighted to be joined now by comedy legend jim havttsem— now by comedy legend jim davidson. and— now by comedy legend jim davidson. and jim, look, prince hamy— davidson. and jim, look, prince hamy has— davidson. and jim, look, prince hamy has heea— davidson. and jim, look, prince harry has been in— davidson. and jim, look, prince harry has been in the witness hex— harry has been in the witness hex whthgethg— harry has been in the witness box whingeing and whining for the east— box whingeing and whining for the east twe— box whingeing and whining for the past two days. his testimony is the past two days. his testimony ts ew— the past two days. his testimony is now over. and— the past two days. his testimony is now over. and as— the past two days. his testimony is now over. and as you probably thew,— is now over. and as you probably knew ttm— is now over. and as you probably knew ttm, w-wee— is now over. and as you probably know, jim, we've brought the te— know, jim, we've brought the te the— know, jim, we've brought the case to life on— know, jim, we've brought the case to life on this show with the— case to life on this show with the hete— case to life on this show with the heth et— case to life on this show with the help of our— case to life on this show with the help of our very own harry. so the help of our very own harry. se t— the help of our very own harry. se t wahtet— the help of our very own harry. so i wanted to— the help of our very own harry. so i wanted to show you some of the test— so i wanted to show you some of the test thts— so i wanted to show you some of the best bits from _ so i wanted to show you some of the best bits from the deluded hate-s— the best bits from the deluded

duke's evidence— the best bits from the deluded duke's evidence . duke's evidence. i've never smoked a joint in that pub or in my father's house. i'm just speculating on the face—to—face. may have come from a voice mail. that's how i've always seen him. yes but i was besieged with photographers at the remote polo ranch in argentina and don't understand how we are now. on the 22nd article. good morning, mr greene . it's a lot . i mean, mr greene. it's a lot. i mean, jim, it mr greene. it's a lot. i mean, hm, t has— mr greene. it's a lot. i mean, jim, it has been— mr greene. it's a lot. i mean, jim, it has been a— mr greene. it's a lot. i mean, jim, it has been a lot.- iii cititiitt; e i mean, jim, it has been a lot. what do you— jim, it has been a lot. what do yea mate— jim, it has been a lot. what do yea mate et— jim, it has been a lot. what do you make of harry's evidence . you make of harry's evidence. wett— you make of harry's evidence. wett. tt— you make of harry's evidence. wett. tt wa— you make of harry's evidence. wett. tt a— you make of harry's evidence. well, it was a bit— you make of harry's evidence. well, it was a bit confusing for me today. i'm a bit sunburnt. i've been out to sea today filming and so i stuck the telly on, first of all, to because i knew i was going to speak about this. i knew it would be on your mind and i got prime minister's question time. well i didn't realise it was prime minister's question time. angela rayner or whatever on there. whatever her name is on there. did did you see what she did you, did you see what she had on. i thought i'd got babe station by mistake so i'm now

flicking through. i've well that's a nice dress what you call lo and behold did you approve. i'm, i'm flicking thteagh— approve. i'm, i'm flicking thteagh aha— approve. i'm, i'm flicking through and now- i'm, i'm flicking through and now i'm thinking that-s— through and now i'm thinking that-s het— through and now i'm thinking that's not prince— through and now i'm thinking that's not prince harry is it. tattmg— that's not prince harry is it. tattmg .— that's not prince harry is it. tattmg . tt-s— that's not prince harry is it. talking . it's fantastic- that's not prince harry is it. talking . it's fantastic idea. talking. it's fantastic idea. who picked that actor. he looks nothing like him. dad. let's let henry have done it . look, it's henry have done it. look, it's the best henry have done it. look, it's the test we— henry have done it. look, it's the best we could— henry have done it. look, it's the best we could do.- ttrig : e look, it's the best we could do. he's tewety— the best we could do. he's tewety .— the best we could do. he's lovely , reece.— the best we could do. he's lovely , reece. he's the best. lovely, reece. he's the best. whee— lovely, reece. he's the best. whee hamy— lovely, reece. he's the best. prince harry lookalike in the eeaatty— prince harry lookalike in the eeahtty. aha— prince harry lookalike in the country. and i'm— prince harry lookalike in the country. and i'm going to stick up country. and i'm going to stick at tet— country. and i'm going to stick at tet htm— country. and i'm going to stick at tet htm . — country. and i'm going to stick up for him . yes,— country. and i'm going to stick up for him . “tit: “tit: and up for him. yes, yes. okay. and then— up for him. yes, yes. okay. and then tt-s— up for him. yes, yes. okay. and then he yea— up for him. yes, yes. okay. and then it's you and— up for him. yes, yes. okay. and then it's you and me— up for him. yes, yes. okay. and then it's you and me .- up for him. “tit: “tit: [matty and then it's you and me. i'll up for him. “tit: “tit: [matty and then it's you and me . i'll have then it's you and me. i'll have a ttttte— then it's you and me. i'll have a little bald— then it's you and me. i'll have a little bald patch— then it's you and me. i'll have a little bald patch on here. i met— a little bald patch on here. i aset te— a little bald patch on here. i aset te he— a little bald patch on here. i used to be ginger. about a theasaht— used to be ginger. about a thousand years. while “i : thousand years. well, reece does have a lot more hair than prince harry. it had to be said. but. but, jim, i mean, do you think harry did himself any favours with this evidence? no. someone's told :i7 no. someone's told him to go with this evidence? no. - someone's told him to go and do thts.— someone's told him to go and do thts. tttst— someone's told him to go and do thts. tttst et— someone's told him to go and do this. first of all,— someone's told him to go and do this. first of all, he— someone's told him to go and do this. first of all, he hasn't tene— this. first of all, he hasn't tehe ahy— this. first of all, he hasn't tehe ahy mem— this. first of all, he hasn't done any prep, has he, at all? vea— done any prep, has he, at all? tea thew,— done any prep, has he, at all? tea thew, tast— done any prep, has he, at all? you know, just get— done any prep, has he, at all? you know, just get away with it aha— you know, just get away with it me then— you know, just get away with it me then tt-s— you know, just get away with it and then it's either his missus that— and then it's either his missus that am,— and then it's either his missus that sat, eh— and then it's either his missus that said, oh, you— and then it's either his missus that said, oh, you can't have any— that said, oh, you can't have any et—

that said, oh, you can't have any et thts— that said, oh, you can't have any of this off— that said, oh, you can't have any of this off you go, or he's hameet— any of this off you go, or he's bumped tate— any of this off you go, or he's bumped into a— any of this off you go, or he's bumped into a lawyer. lawyers mehahty— bumped into a lawyer. lawyers mehahty-stht— bumped into a lawyer. lawyers probably skint and said, probably a bit skint and said, i'll probably a bit skint and said, ttt teth— probably a bit skint and said, ttt tett yea— probably a bit skint and said, i'll tell you what, harry, what wett— i'll tell you what, harry, what we-ttlate— i'll tell you what, harry, what we'll-are-getting- i'll tell you what, harry, what we'll are getting on with we'll do are you getting on with that— we'll do are you getting on with that-tamer— we'll do are you getting on with that-mirror group?- that daily mirror group? why tea-t— that daily mirror group? why teat—gel that daily mirror group? why teh-t—ge ati that daily mirror group? why- teh-t—ge at them don't we have another go at them and don't we have another go at them aha-th— don't we have another go at them aha-h they— don't we have another go at them aha-h they-t— don't we have another go at them and-in they-i think- and then in they go. i think tt-s— and then in they go. i think he sttty. — and then in they go. i think it's silly. what— and then in they go. i think it's silly. what i— and then in they go. i think it's silly. what i want to know is it's silly. what i want to know ts what— it's silly. what i want to know is what damage— it's silly. what i want to know is what damage was actually done if is what damage was actually done tt th— is what damage was actually done tt th tast— is what damage was actually done tt th taet he— is what damage was actually done if in fact he was— is what damage was actually done if in fact he was stuff was got them— if in fact he was stuff was got hem htm — if in fact he was stuff was got from him illegally early. i hattteatatty— from him illegally early. i particularly don't think it was. i particularly don't think it was. t meah— particularly don't think it was. t the— particularly don't think it was. i mean the press— particularly don't think it was. i mean the press have followed me around forever.— i mean the press have followed me around forever. it's a game of me around forever. it's a game et chess— me around forever. it's a game of chess. everyone— me around forever. it's a game of chess. everyone knows what's what.— of chess. everyone knows what's what. vea— of chess. everyone knows what's what. you know,— of chess. everyone knows what's what. you know, it's— of chess. everyone knows what's what. you know, it's cops and teeters—the- what. you know, it's cops and. robbers—the damage robbers. what was the damage hete— robbers. what was the damage hete wht— robbers. what was the damage here will say?— robbers. what was the damage here will say? because, well, my gtttthemt— here will say? because, well, my girlfriend, chelsea _ here will say? because, well, my girlfriend, chelsea ran off and gamma— girlfriend, chelsea ran off and tamaet me— girlfriend, chelsea ran off and dumped me because of it. and i hat— dumped me because of it. and i hat te— dumped me because of it. and i hat te ge— dumped me because of it. and i hat te ge aha— dumped me because of it. and i had to go and find— dumped me because of it. and i had to go and find an american , had to go and find an american, whteh— had to go and find an american, which actually— had to go and find an american, which actually maybe has damaged the whete— which actually maybe has damaged the whole country. _ which actually maybe has damaged the whole country. i the whole country. actually, whea— the whole country. actually, when you think about that. but it was interesting speaking to angela levin earlier, because she there loads of she thinks there were loads of reasons harry and chelsea reasons why harry and chelsea broke partly jim. and i know broke up. partly jim. and i know you wouldn't do this. been you wouldn't do this. he's been going to strip going he was going to strip clubs at the time, and clubs a lot at the time, and chelsea that. what chelsea didn't like that. what do you mean? he had- chelsea didn't like that. what do you mean? he had a- t: t: i e t what do you mean? he had a part time job do you mean? he had a part time tet as— do you mean? he had a part time tet as a— do you mean? he had a part time tet as a sthmete— do you mean? he had a part time job as a stripper? well, these

ththgs— job as a stripper? well, these ththgs keep— job as a stripper? well, these things keep coming out, don't they— things keep coming out, don't they-yea— things keep coming out, don't they-yea-the- things keep coming out, don't they-yea-the hahl things keep coming out, don't they you the pun . they? if you pardon the pun. wett— they? if you pardon the pun. war, teeh— they? if you pardon the pun. well, look, he's— they? if you pardon the pun. well, look, he's a young man. hes— well, look, he's a young man. we the— well, look, he's a young man. we the mah— well, look, he's a young man. he's the man that— well, look, he's a young man. he's the man that would never be hag,— he's the man that would never be the hat— he's the man that would never be the hat r...— he's the man that would never be king, isn't he, really? tv/ttuttti king, isn't he, really? yeah. aha— king, isn't he, really? yeah. aha teat.— king, isn't he, really? yeah. and look, we— king, isn't he, really? yeah. and look, we loved harry when he went to strip clubs. that's when he had a sense of humour. that's when he had a personality. that's when we could relate to him. when he's some him. not now, when he's some woke holier than thou preacher . woke holier than thou preacher. yeah, well, done this to yeah, well, who's done this to him? who is this? these women they— him? who is this? these women they te— him? who is this? these women they te tt— him? who is this? these women are. they do it to— him? who is this? these women are. they do it to us— i 7 who is this? these women are. they do it to us men. look at me— are. they do it to us men. look at me . — are. they do it to us men. look at me . oh.— are. they do it to us men. look at me . oh, that's— are. they do it to us men. look at me . oh, that's a- are. they do it to us men. look at me . oi are. they do it to us men. look at me . at me. oh, that's a whole other story , jim. but look elsewhere. story, jim. but look elsewhere. look, i've got to speak to you about holly willoughby, who made about holly willoughby, who made a big return to the this morning sofa without her long time buddy, phillip schofield. and unfortunately holly, not unfortunately for holly, not quite her emotional quite sure her emotional comeback speech had quite the desired effect. jim right at deep breath. firstly , are you deep breath. firstly, are you etaye — deep breath. firstly, are you etaye t— deep breath. firstly, are you okay? i hope so. it feels very strange indeed. sitting here without phil, you , me and all of without phil, you, me and all of us at this morning gave our love and support to someone who was

not telling the truth, who acted in a way that they themselves felt that they had to resign from itv and step down from a career that they loved. that is a lot to process. jim, are you etay— a lot to process. jim, are you etay attes— a lot to process. jim, are you okay after that?— a lot to process. jim, are you okay after that? well- jim, are you okay after that? well no, i've got— okay after that? well no, i've get a— okay after that? well no, i've get a ttt— okay after that? well no, i've got a bit nauseous . got a bit nauseous. i've just reached— got a bit nauseous. i've just reached for the zantac with the scotch top. but here we go . scotch top. but here we go. don't these people do anything but read the autocue? does willy holby get up in the morning and say hello, everybody? i'd like bacon and eggs today and a cup of tea at least. you know gb news. let's blow a bit of sunshine here. you do have autocue because you've got to give news. but it it's everyone has got a personality. gb news news is brilliant because people watch it to get news. who have no need of news. but what is holly? holly. holly. but what do they do on that this morning ? so they do on that this morning? so you didn't think that felt you didn't feel that came from the heart. you

didn't feel that came from the heart . you didn't feel that came heart. you didn't feel that came hem— heart. you didn't feel that came hem the— heart. you didn't feel that came from the heart?— heart. you didn't feel that came from the heart? i— you didn't feel that came from the heart? i think garry hashett— from the heart? i think garry bushell was— from the heart? i think garry bushell was right when he summed up bushell was right when he summed ah thth— bushell was right when he summed ah mm, he— bushell was right when he summed ah mrr, he sat— bushell was right when he summed up phil, he said this— bushell was right when he summed up phil, he said this smile teesh-t— up phil, he said this smile doesn't quite— up phil, he said this smile doesn't quite reach his eyes . doesn't quite reach his eyes. now:— doesn't quite reach his eyes. new test.— doesn't quite reach his eyes. hew. teet. jim— doesn't quite reach his eyes. now, look, jim ,_ doesn't quite reach his eyes. now, look, jim , if— doesn't quite reach his eyes. now, look, jim , if you- doesn't quite reach his eyes. now, look, jim , if you thought now, look, jim, if you thought holly's statement was bad , did holly's statement was bad, did you see the editor of this morning? martin frizell, who gave— morning? martin frizell, who gave .— morning? martin frizell, who gave a, t— morning? martin frizell, who gave a, i think,— ig7 martin frizell, who gave a, i think, bizarre response, really, where he was astet— response, really, where he was astet aheat— response, really, where he was asked about the _ response, really, where he was asked about the toxic culture of the-ts— asked about the toxic culture of the-ts there— asked about the toxic culture of the-ts there a— asked about the toxic culture of the- is there a toxic- asked about the toxic culture of the is there a toxic work the show. is there a toxic work ehwhehmeht— the show. is there a toxic work environment at— the show. is there a toxic work environment at this morning ? environment at this morning? i'll environment at this morning? ttt teth— environment at this morning? ttt tett yea— environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's— environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. - environment at this morning? i'll tell you what's toxic. i've always found toxic is aubergine . do you like aubergine? do you is there a toxic work environment? do you like aahetgthee — environment? do you like aubergine? because- environment? do you like aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it'sjust aubergine? because i don't like aubergine. it's just a personal thing. what was going on there, ttme— thing. what was going on there, jim? t— thing. what was going on there, jim? t thew— thing. what was going on there, jim? t thew .— thing. what was going on there, jim? i know . that's— 3 what was going on there, jim? i know. that's the thing. it jim? i know. that's the thing. tt as— jim? i know. that's the thing. tt the— jim? i know. that's the thing. it was the wrong— jim? i know. that's the thing. it was the wrong vegetable to these — it was the wrong vegetable to these jim— it was the wrong vegetable to choose. jim because it has some eehhetatteh— choose. jim because it has some eehhetatteh .— choose. jim because it has some connotation . yeah,— choose. jim because it has some connotation . yeah, yeah. just connotation. yeah, yeah. just esaeetatty— connotation. yeah, yeah. just especially when— connotation. yeah, yeah. just especially when you're talking to especially when you're talking te a— especially when you're talking te a yeahg— especially when you're talking te a yeahg taty— especially when you're talking to a young lady on camera. do het— to a young lady on camera. do het tatt— to a young lady on camera. do not talk about— to a young lady on camera. do not talk about aubergines. that-s— not talk about aubergines. thats a— not talk about aubergines. that's a good— not talk about aubergines. that's a good tip. \ttt that's a good tip. not aubergines. no no. if you have come round house with an come round my house with an aubergine i'll make you aubergine dan, i'll make you a moussaka. and that's it. but what was that about?- what was that about? jim, do you

that— what was that about? jim, do you ththtlwas— what was that about? jim, do you ththtlwas a— what was that about? jim, do you thinklwas a joke— what was that about? jim, do you think was a joke gone wrong? think it was a joke gone wrong? heeaase— think it was a joke gone wrong? because-know,— think it was a joke gone wrong? because know, you've done a because you know, you've done a hew— because you know, you've done a tewlthem— because you know, you've done a tewlthem th— because you know, you've done a tewlthem th year— because you know, you've done a few them in your time, few of them in your time, haven-t— few of them in your time, haven't-yeah. few of them in your time,j haven't-yeah. i few of them in your time,- haven't-yeah. i just haven't you? yeah yeah. i just that— haven't you? yeah yeah. i just that tt— haven't you? yeah yeah. i just think it shows— haven't you? yeah yeah. i just think it shows the— haven't you? yeah yeah. i just think it shows the arrogance of the meme— think it shows the arrogance of the eeeme eh— think it shows the arrogance of the people on itv.— think it shows the arrogance of the people on itv. v/tttt. the people on itv. you know, thts— the people on itv. you know, thts ts— the people on itv. you know, thts ts a— the people on itv. you know, this is a station that's run by people that have no idea of what the public want to watch . the the public want to watch. the trashy shows the same people all the time. oh, well , trashy shows the same people all the time. oh, well, i trashy shows the same people all the time. oh, well , i would say the time. oh, well, i would say that, but i'm not on it. i don't want to be on. i wouldn't go on itv with a gun against my head. itv with a gun against my head. i think it's all shocking . i i think it's all shocking. i don't watch it. i watch you. dan yeah, well, it is it is really interesting, isn't it? this carolyn mccall, g e c7 this carolyn mccall, she's the uber wete— carolyn mccall, she's the uber wete ehtet— carolyn mccall, she's the uber woke chief executive. right. got rid woke chief executive. right. got me et— woke chief executive. right. got me et hers— woke chief executive. right. got rid of piers morgan, got rid of jeremy— rid of piers morgan, got rid of jeremy clarkson, _ rid of piers morgan, got rid of jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy tyte— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy tyte .— jeremy clarkson, got rid of jeremy kyle . all got rid of jeremy kyle. all got rid of caret— jeremy kyle. all got rid of carol mcgiffin _ jeremy kyle. all got rid of carol mcgiffin .- jeremy kyle. all got rid of carol mcgiffin . got rid of carol mcgiffin. got rid of tamem— carol mcgiffin. got rid of eamonn holmes. so she's there for eamonn holmes. so she's there tea at— eamonn holmes. so she's there tea at et— eamonn holmes. so she's there for all of these— eamonn holmes. so she's there for all of these woke people who mate— for all of these woke people who mate teatty— for all of these woke people who make really terrible tv and. she teesh-t— make really terrible tv and. she teesh-t teth— make really terrible tv and. she doesn't tell the _ make really terrible tv and. she doesn't tell the truth . so doesn't tell the truth. so i aetaatty— doesn't tell the truth. so i actually think— doesn't tell the truth. so i actually think she's going to have— actually think she's going to have te— actually think she's going to have to face— actually think she's going to have to face the— actually think she's going to have to face the music at some metat— have to face the music at some teeth .— have to face the music at some eetht . hhe— have to face the music at some point . and actually, the good point. and actually, the good ththg— point. and actually, the good ththg tt— point. and actually, the good ththg tt she— point. and actually, the good thing if she goes, jim maybe itv

weatth-t— thing if she goes, jim maybe itv weatth-t ge— thing if she goes, jim maybe itv wouldn't go down— thing if she goes, jim maybe itv wouldn't go down this woke path. we wouldn't go down this woke path. we ah— wouldn't go down this woke path. we hat— wouldn't go down this woke path. we can but hope— wouldn't go down this woke path. we can but hope well, let them get eh— we can but hope well, let them get as wtth— we can but hope well, let them get as wtth tt— we can but hope well, let them get as wtth tt . — we can but hope well, let them get on with it . �*fttittt tiatttitt;~37 v/tttt. get on with it. who cares? you can't prevent you can't prevent it.then can't prevent you can't prevent it. then just watch something else. we have got a on the television. yes yes, we do. there's a few of them . there's a there's a few of them. there's a few of them. not on this show, theagh— few of them. not on this show, theagh, jim-— few of them. not on this show, theagh, jim- wet— few of them. not on this show, though, jim. not on— not on this show, though, jim. not on this show , though, jim. not on this show, no, though, jim. not on this show, jim— though, jim. not on this show, jim .— though, jim. not on this show, jim , saeatthg— though, jim. not on this show, no, jim , speaking of have you no, jim, speaking of have you heat— no, jim, speaking of have you heat aheat— no, jim, speaking of have you heard about this?— no, jim, speaking of have you heard about this? this, this, thts— heard about this? this, this, this ridiculousness with michael sheehe — this ridiculousness with michael sheen? michael— this ridiculousness with michael sheen? ii i i right. so sheen? michael sheen. right. so he has— sheen? michael sheen. right. so he has sate,— sheen? michael sheen. right. so he has said, jim— sheen? michael sheen. right. so he has said, jim ,_ sheen? michael sheen. right. so he has said, jim , that— sheen? iii right. so he has said, jim , that people he has said, jim, that people sheatt— he has said, jim, that people sheatt het— he has said, jim, that people should not be— he has said, jim, that people should not be able to. so sorry , weh—wetsh— should not be able to. so sorry , non—welsh people stick with me here,— , non—welsh people stick with me here, jim-— , non—welsh people stick with me here, jim- t-m— , non—welsh people stick with me here, jim. i'm going— , non—welsh people stick with me here, jim. i'm going to explain thts— here, jim. i'm going to explain this, non—welsh— here, jim. i'm going to explain this, non—welsh people should not this, non—welsh people should het he— this, non—welsh people should het he atte— this, non—welsh people should not be able to— this, non—welsh people should not be able to play welsh characters. _ not be able to play welsh characters. he— not be able to play welsh characters. he says it's hard tet— characters. he says it's hard tet htm— characters. he says it's hard tet htm te— characters. he says it's hard for him to accept- characters. he says it's hard for him to accept that. but thstty— for him to accept that. but may, t— for him to accept that. but firstly, i don't— for him to accept that. but firstly, i don't get that became— firstly, i don't get that because isn't- firstly, i don't get that because isn't the whole point of aetthg. — because isn't the whole point of aetthg. t— because isn't the whole point of aetthg. t keep— because isn't the whole point of acting. i keep saying this playing— acting. i keep saying this playing things that you're not. hhe— playing things that you're not. that seeeatty— playing things that you're not. and secondly, he's and secondly, jim, he's constantly— constantly playing english characters, _ constantly playing english characters, why is he allowed characters, so why is he allowed to characters, so why is he allowed telthat— characters, so why is he allowed telthat e — characters, so why is he allowed to .that 7 well,— characters, so why is he allowed to .that 7 well, i— characters, so why is he allowed to.that 7 well, i don't-

characters, so why is he allowed to that ? white t:t:tti e to do that? well, i don't know. there is a shortage of welsh actors because they're all on gb news adverts. hold on. welcome to gordon reserve jewellers and we love our welsh advertisers. yes, we do . yeah. no, but he yes, we do. yeah. no, but he does play english people. the whole idea of acting is g the whole idea of acting is that you he— whole idea of acting is that you can be whoever— whole idea of acting is that you can be whoever you want. i did an aatttteh— can be whoever you want. i did an audition once— can be whoever you want. i did an audition once to— can be whoever you want. i did an audition once to play the part— an audition once to play the mat ter— an audition once to play the part for nelson— an audition once to play the part for nelson mandela, but i that— part for nelson mandela, but i that get— part for nelson mandela, but i that get ht.— part for nelson mandela, but i didn't get it. wonder why? i weathe— didn't get it. wonder why? : apparently i was too wonder why. apparently i was too tatt— wonder why. apparently i was too tatt. hhe— wonder why. apparently i was too tatt. aha tt— wonder why. apparently i was too tatt. aha tt yea— wonder why. apparently i was too tall. and if you think— : apparently i was too tall. and if you think that he's mayet— tall. and if you think that he's mayet att— tall. and if you think that he's played all these— tall. and if you think that he's played all these english people, played all these engliin people, i played all these english people, ttast— played all these english people, trast ththt— played all these english people, i just think he's— played all these english people, i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he teets— i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he looks like— i just think he's bonkers. yeah, he looks like david frost. anyway— he looks like david frost. ahyway he— he looks like david frost. anyway he looks. tt; : he looks like david frost.- anyway he looks. he should never play anyway he looks. he should never play a non a non welsh character again. and then hopefully we'll see a bit less of michael sheen on our screens. jim davidson outrageous and brilliant as even outrageous and brilliant as ever. thank you so much, jim . ever. thank you so much, jim. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . oh, my superstar union jackass. oh, my superstar p&o richard. emily carver. who's your nominee? it is going to be

jk your nominee? it is going to be at tewtthg— your nominee? it is going to be at tewtthg tet— your nominee? it is going to be jk rowling for having- i 7 it is going to be jk rowling for having to put up wtth— jk rowling for having to put up wtth att— jk rowling for having to put up wtth att et— jk rowling for having to put up with all of this— jk rowling for having to put up with all of this nonsense from extam — with all of this nonsense from extam aha— with all of this nonsense from oxfam and co. _ with all of this nonsense from oxfam and co. tv/ttuttti with all of this nonsense from oxfam and co. / with all of this nonsense from oxfam and co. tv/ttuttti oxfam and co. yeah, that was so cruel, what they did, making her out as some evil terf. but i say actually she's a hero. terf and just reclaim the word i think so. adam brooks, your nominee ? so. adam brooks, your nominee? my so. adam brooks, your nominee? my honorary nominee is elon musk for my honorary nominee is elon musk tet eattthg— my honorary nominee is elon musk tet eattthg eat— my honorary nominee is elon musk for calling out the— my honorary nominee is elon musk for calling out the crazy green agehta— for calling out the crazy green agehta aha— for calling out the crazy green agenda and pointing out that ththg— agenda and pointing out that killing millions— agenda and pointing out that killing millions of cows is not going— killing millions of cows is not gethg te— killing millions of cows is not gethg te attest— killing millions of cows is not going to affect climate change ttt— going to affect climate change htt at— going to affect climate change one bit at and— going to affect climate change one bit at and matthew laser, year— one bit at and matthew laser, yeat greatest— one bit at and matthew laser, your greatest fryston nominee, mease. — your greatest fryston nominee, mease. hhe— your greatest fryston nominee, please. mine is— your greatest fryston nominee, please. t t: please. mine is darren rodwell. he's the labour leader of barking dagenham council in east london because he said that families who won't blow the whistle on knife crime could lose their council houses may not be answer, but it's not be the answer, but it's great see a working great to see a labour working class voice speaking up. ooh, interesting . i'm going to go interesting. i'm going to go with adam brooks and elon musk because i think it's absolutely brilliant that elon is starting to use twitter to question a lot of these narratives that have been shoved down our throat in the msm. of course, here on gb

news, we have proudly questioned the nut zero agenda from day one and we will continue to do so . and we will continue to do so. who is your union jackass nominee? emily carver well, in in line with the show, i think it's got to be prince for harry turning up to the high court without any evidence. yes. it's so weird, actually, seeing prince harry. i much prefer seeing our lovely actor, reese . seeing our lovely actor, reese. very good actor. reese adam brooks of mini mine is oxfam for their hateful and divisive campaign against jk rowling and also, i just don't understand why anyone would want to donate to a company with such big scandals that have gone on over recent years . i mean, that's recent years. i mean, that's what they did with jk rowling. but but isn't this indicative , but but isn't this indicative, adam, of what's going on? you know, have holier than know, so you have holier than thou preaching to us, and thou itv preaching to us, and yet they've got all of their own scandals. now, oxfam told totally holier than thou. they have all of their own scandals. how dare they ? it's none of

how dare they? it's none of their business. parts of the population who are worried about protecting the rights of biological just makes biological women. it just makes no i thought the hate no sense. but i thought the hate campaign on jk rowling was truly despicable. matthew lousy. despicable. and matthew lousy. you want a money? mine is energy tateat— you want a money? mine is energy tateat, the— you want a money? mine is energy fatcat, the boss— you want a money? mine is energy fatcat, the boss of— v/tttt. 7 mine is energy fatcat, the boss of national eat,— fatcat, the boss of national an, reha— fatcat, the boss of national grid, john pettigrew, who's tateh— grid, john pettigrew, who's tateh heme— grid, john pettigrew, who's taken home 7.2— grid, john pettigrew, who's taken home 7.2 million this year— taken home 7.2 million this yea, ah— taken home 7.2 million this yea, are too— taken home 7.2 million this year, up 700 sorry, 600,000 in tast— year, up 700 sorry, 600,000 in tast h— year, up 700 sorry, 600,000 in rast tz meaths— year, up 700 sorry, 600,000 in just 12 months. obscene when mttttehs— just 12 months. obscene when mttttehs et— just 12 months. obscene when millions of families can't aheat— millions of families can't ahett te— millions of families can't afford to put— millions of families can't afford to put the heating on. so afford to put the heating on. se yea— afford to put the heating on. se yea tea-t— afford to put the heating on. so you don't just— afford to put the heating on. so you don't just think- afford to put the heating on. so you don't just think it's capitalism? well i don't think any energy company deserves to have these workers certainly aren't getting a pay rise of that percentage . and i'm sure that percentage. and i'm sure there— that percentage. and i'm sure there ae— that percentage. and i'm sure there are others— that percentage. and i'm sure there are others who- ”(£ng and i'm sure there are others who do do the job there are others who do do the tet tet— there are others who do do the tet tea a— there are others who do do the tet ter a tet— there are others who do do the job for a lot less. _ there are others who do do the job for a lot less. so it's a et— job for a lot less. so it's a et heys— job for a lot less. so it's a case of boys looking after themselves— case of boys looking after themselves is— case of boys looking after themselves is okay. white themselves is okay. well, look, there— themselves is okay. well, look, there ts— themselves is okay. well, look, there is only one choice tonight. there is only one choice tonight of course, it's emily carver's nominee , prince emily carver's nominee, prince harry, because what prince harry did today was try to gaslight the british population into thinking that it is the british press that has ruined his life .

press that has ruined his life. and actually, he was unable to produce any evidence whatsoever of hacking. i think he a court process actually to push his deranged campaign to stop freedom of the press in the uk. i'm going to repeat again , i i'm going to repeat again, i deplore the illegal activity that went on at tabloid newspapers decades ago, but that doesn't mean that you can simply try and force a judge into going with what you say without the evidence to back it up. but look, thank you so much to emily carver, adam brooks and matthew lars, my superstar panel tonight .thank lars, my superstar panel tonight . thank you for your company. i'm again tomorrow from i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. neck. first up, it's p.m. neck. first up, it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's newspaper. front pages. good night .