this autumn. he meets joe summit this autumn. he meets joe biden in the white house later today. we'll discuss how his visit stateside is going . vote visit stateside is going. vote red. go green labour , c 2c; 92» g vote red. go green labour continues its push— red. go green labour continues its push on— red. go green labour continues its push on the— red. go green labour continues its push on the environment despite— its push on the environment despite opposition from the he-s— despite opposition from the unions he's visiting there. stamen— unions he's visiting there. starmer, a— unions he's visiting there. starmer, a green steel plant in lincolnshire._ starmer, a green steel plant in lincolnshire. we'll— starmer, a green steel plant in lincolnshire. we'll find out exactly— lincolnshire. we'll find out exactly what _ lincolnshire. we'll find out exactly what that is. but how much— exactly what that is. but how much is— exactly what that is. but how mush is is— exactly what that is. but how much is it all— exactly what that is. but how much is it all going to cost.7 and— much is it all going to cost.7 and she— much is it all going to cost.7 and the trial— much is it all going to cost.7 and the trial goes— much is it all going to cost.7 and the trial goes on- much is it all going to cost.7 and the trial goes on without the prince after the duke of sussex finished his evidence in phone hacking case yesterday against the mirror. we'll look ahead at what's still to come . ahead at what's still to come. by ahead at what's still to come. by all accounts, it didn't go terribly— by all accounts, it didn't go terribly well— by all accounts, it didn't go terribly well for— by all accounts, it didn't go terribly well for prince harry, bus— terribly well for prince harry, but let— terribly well for prince harry, but set us— terribly well for prince harry, but let us know— terribly well for prince harry, but let us know what you think. gb but let us know what you think. es views— but let us know what you think. es views as— but let us know what you think. gb views at gb— but let us know what you think. gb views at gb news .com is the eman— gb views at gb news .com is the email address,— gb views at gb news .com is the email address, as— gb views at gb news .com is the email address, as always. but first— email address, as always. but first-an,— email address, as always. but first-all, here— email address, as always. but first-all, here is— email address, as always. but first all, here is the news first of all, here is the news with— first of all, here is the news with rhiannon— first of all, here is the news with rhiannon jones . bev thank with rhiannon jones. bev thank you. — with rhiannon jones. bev thank you. good— with rhiannon jones. bev thank you. good morning.- with rhiannon jones. bev thank you. l g with rhiannon jones. bev thank you. c: g 93 you. good morning. it's 931. your top stories from the

newsroom senior doctors say the nhs is struggling to provide safe and effective care for all cancer patients . they say action cancer patients. they say action from the government is now critical. the royal college of radiologists is warning of chronic staff shortages, which are leading to longer waiting times for appointments , payments times for appointments, payments and delays in treatment . half of and delays in treatment. half of all cancer units are now reporting frequent delays for both radiotherapy and chemo therapy. rishi sunak has announced britain will host the first global summit on artificial intelligence safety. the event will consider internationally coordinated action to mitigate the risks of ai. action to mitigate the risks of al. the prime minister says there's a need to make the emerging tech erg safe and secure. secure. downing street says he'll discuss the opportunities and challenges of ai with president biden at the white house this afternoon . it white house this afternoon. it happened. yet president zelenskyy has visited the flooded kherson region in southern ukraine to discuss the

country's emergency response to the disaster. it comes as a senior ukrainian politician warns of the knock on effect the destruction of the kharkov dam will have on not only her country but on europe . kira country but on europe. kira rudik has criticised international aid organisations for not helping enough. officials say hundreds of thousands of people have been left stranded and without drinking water. and caroline lucas , the green party's former lucas, the green party's former leader and only mp, has announced she will stand down at the next general election. the mp for brighton pavilion was first elected in 2010 and has seen her majority increase at the subsequent three elections. the 62 year old says the pressures of her role mean she hasn't been able to focus on the challenges that drive her. mainly the climate crisis . and mainly the climate crisis. and you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website gb news. .com now it's back over to bev and .

to bev and. tom good morning. now to our top story— good morning. now to our top story ove— good morning. now to our top story in— good morning. now to our top story over in the— c: g now to our top story over in the united states. the — story over in the united states. the prime— story over in the united states. the prime minister rishi sunak, has announced— the prime minister rishi sunak, has announced that he will host the first— has announced that he will host the first global— has announced that he will host the first global summit on al safety— the first global summit on al safety this— the first global summit on al safety this autumn. this follows experts— safety this autumn. this follows some experts warning that the technology— some experts warning that the technology could— some experts warning that the technology could in a runaway m,— technology could in a runaway form, leads— technology could in a runaway form, leads to— technology could in a runaway form, leads to human extinction. it's form, leads to human extinction. us not— form, leads to human extinction. it's not terrifying— form, leads to human extinction. it's not terrifying at all, is m— it's not terrifying at all, is m — it's not terrifying at all, is m the— it's not terrifying at all, is it.7 the prime— it's not terrifying at all, is it.7 37” m " it's not terrifying at all, is- it.7 the prime minister is due to speak to president biden later today about the potential risk of emerging technology. the of the emerging technology. the pair will discuss further pair will also discuss further support for ukraine actions to bolster energy security and address the climate crisis . address the climate crisis. well, joining us to talk now about— well, joining us to talk now stout ttts— well, joining us to talk now about this all— well, joining us to talk now about this all is— well, joining us to talk now about this all is our political tsputst— about this all is our political reporter, olivia— about this all is our political reporter, olivia utley. and good momtuu— reporter, olivia utley. and good morning, olivia— reporter, olivia utley. and good morning, olivia .— reporter, olivia utley. and good morning, olivia . it's morning, olivia. it's interesting. - morning, olivia. it's interesting. yesterday, the tumu— interesting. yesterday, the prime minister met with some tustusss— prime minister met with some business leaders,— prime minister met with some business leaders, congressional testers— business leaders, congressional tsttsts tut— business leaders, congressional leaders, and even— business leaders, congressional leaders, and even went to a tusstutt— leaders, and even went to a baseball game.— leaders, and even went to a baseball game. but today it's the big— baseball game. but today it's the big meeting.— baseball game. but today it's the big meeting. : c

the big meeting. today it's the big meeting with the president. it's the first time that a uk prime minister has been over since boris johnson in 2021. but of course the pair, sunak and biden, have met four times already as downing street seems very keen to keep pointing out there going to be talking about al sunak has decided that the uk ai sunak has decided that the uk is going to host this conference in the autumn. he is hoping sunak, who's a self—professed real tech geek, that the uk can become a sort of global leader in al now some people say that the uk isn't particularly well set up to do that. it's pretty small country obviously, but as the telegraph were reporting this morning, 50,000 jobs in al already in the uk and it's already in the uk and it's already adding over 3 billion to the economy . so perhaps the uk the economy. so perhaps the uk is in the right place. and it sounds from what we're hearing sounds from what we're hearing so far is though, president biden is pretty warm about the idea of the uk being a sort of global ai mediator , which would global ai mediator, which would be really good for sunak and would set his legacy on the global. and of course the uk does have the third largest ai

sector the world after the us sector in the world after the us and china. what the uk government— a�*t: c" what the uk government describes as the second— government describes as the second democratic ai second largest democratic ai outst— second largest democratic ai touts-tus— second largest democratic ai centre the world. centre in the world. absolutely. - centre in the world. absolutely. the- centre in the world. absolutely. the question over whether to invite china and russia into any kind of global ai discussions is a really interesting one. and so far sunakis interesting one. and so far sunak is saying no , we wouldn't sunak is saying no, we wouldn't be willing to engage with these countries. but if we are seriously talking about a kind of technology which could potentially make us extinct in a few years time, then perhaps good luck with getting getting them board. can we just them on board. can we just oxptotu— them on board. can we just oxptotnloootto- them on board. can we just- explain-people-using explain to people we keep using the explain to people we keep using tho-tutors— explain to people we keep using the-letters ai- explain to people we keep using the-letters ai as- the words the letters ai as though— the words the letters ai as though everyone will understand what— though everyone will understand what wets— though everyone will understand what we're-about?- what we're talking about? why ton-t— what we're talking about? why tout-out— what we're talking about? why don't-our resident- what we're talking about? why don't our resident geek, don't you, as our resident geek, otttotu— don't you, as our resident geek, oxototu tom,— don't you, as our resident geek, explain, tom, i'm— don't you, as our resident geek, explain, tom, i'm hoping you tuck— explain, tom, i'm hoping you ttot to— explain, tom, i'm hoping you ptot to out— explain, tom, i'm hoping you ptot to to— explain, tom, i'm hoping you pick to our to our— explain, tom, i'm hoping you pick to our to our viewers and ttstouots— pick to our to our viewers and listeners exactly— pick to our to our viewers and listeners exactly what we mean when— listeners exactly what we mean when-tott— listeners exactly what we mean when .talk about— listeners exactly what we mean when talk about artificial when we talk about artificial intelligence. _ when we talk about artificial intelligence. �*ft�*tzgc when we talk about artificial intelligence. ti intelligence. well, artificial intelligence. well, artificial intelligence is the sort of it's the new breed of tech. and i suppose one of the ways we can think about it is, is machine learning, generative responses. if you i mean, not all simply

not all robots would use ai, but but some robots could use ai. but i suppose there's ai in, in a lot of things that we use that we wouldn't necessarily think of as a ai , just anything that sort as a ai, just anything that sort of predicts what's going on next or perhaps the way that this broke out into the mainstream is , is the, is the bot chats gpt, which , which which you can speak which, which which you can speak to as if it's a human and it can it's the most impressive sort of generative. so it's technology taking and automated taking tech and automated machinery. what do i mean? it's not automated— machinery. what do i mean? it's not automated yet— �*e�*tf “cg what do i mean? it's not automated yet kind �*e�*tf�* “tilt what do i mean? it's not automated yet kind of automated— not automated yet kind of automated technology, computer tootuotooy— automated technology, computer toottotogy .— automated technology, computer technology , software and giving technology, software and giving it a technology, software and giving tt o tutt— technology, software and giving tt o ttut ot— technology, software and giving it a kind of consciousness isn't it? outta— it a kind of consciousness isn't it? olivia that's— it a kind of consciousness isn't it? olivia that's the idea that we can imbue— it? olivia that's the idea that we can imbue these technology, sut— we can imbue these technology, sott toots— we can imbue these technology, sott not— we can imbue these technology, said we're not there yet. we're tott— said we're not there yet. we're not? vett— said we're not there yet. we're not? yeah but— said we're not there yet. we're not? yeah but it's— said we're not there yet. we're not? yeah but it's taking a lot of not? yeah but it's taking a lot ot tots— not? yeah but it's taking a lot ot tots .— not? yeah but it's taking a lot ot tots . ts— not? yeah but it's taking a lot ot tots . ts ato— not? yeah but it's taking a lot of jobs. is are you— not? yeah but it's taking a lot of jobs. is are you reassured uten— of jobs. is are you reassured when you— of jobs. is are you reassured when you heat— of jobs. is are you reassured when you hear that we are going to he— when you hear that we are going to he the— when you hear that we are going to be the centre— when you hear that we are going to be the centre ?_ when you hear that we are going to be the centre ? well, we hope to be the centre? well, we hope to be the centre? well, we hope to he— to be the centre? well, we hope to he the— to be the centre? well, we hope to be the centre— to be the centre? well, we hope to be the centre of— to be the centre? well, we hope to be the centre of the policing of to be the centre of the policing ot thts— to be the centre of the policing ot thts wett— to be the centre of the policing ot thts uett .— to be the centre of the policing of this well , i— to be the centre of the policing of this well, i suppose this is the— of this well, i suppose this is the stuotot— of this well, i suppose this is the crucial point— of this well, i suppose this is the crucial point that the prime tthtstet— the crucial point that the prime minister will— the crucial point that the prime

minister will be— the crucial point that the prime minister will be bringing up tomorrow, so— minister will be bringing up tomorrow, so or— minister will be bringing up tomorrow, so or rather later today— tomorrow, so or rather later today that— tomorrow, so or rather later today that that— tomorrow, so or rather later today that that this could offer so many— today that that this could offer so many opportunities as we've at— so many opportunities as we've at help— so many opportunities as we've at heth o— so many opportunities as we've seen ai help a paraplegic to hott— seen ai help a paraplegic to watt again— seen ai help a paraplegic to youth utoh . — seen ai help a paraplegic to walk again . yes,- seen ai help a paraplegic to walk again . “tit; i“ c walk again. yes, we've seen it find new antibiotics at a time of antibiotic resistance growing. i mean, we could literally cure all disease, but also there are lots and lots of dangers as well. and i suppose, olivia, this is a it's not a particularly hard sell on on the idea that there needs to be regulation. i suppose the hard sell is how does that regulation come about? well, exactly how on euth— come about? well, exactly how on ettth tre— come about? well, exactly how on ettth you— come about? well, exactly how on earth are you supposed— i i” well, exactly how on earth are you supposed to tetuttte— earth are you supposed to regulate something like ai, totttoutotty— regulate something like ai, particularly when you've got these— particularly when you've got these hostile,— particularly when you've got these hostile, massive nations the— these hostile, massive nations the hush— these hostile, massive nations like russia-china- these hostile, massive nations like russia china and of like russia and china and of course, you know, yes, i can tette— course, you know, yes, i can tette t— course, you know, yes, i can tette t these— course, you know, yes, i can create a piece of— course, you know, yes, i can create a piece of code that soutt— create a piece of code that could create _ create a piece of code that could create a— create a piece of code that could create a piece of htohhety— could create a piece of machinery that could help someone to— machinery that could help someone to walk. fantastic. but it someone to walk. fantastic. but tt soutt— someone to walk. fantastic. but tt soutt ttso— someone to walk. fantastic. but it could also write— someone to walk. fantastic. but it could also write its own sort of it could also write its own sort ot hutett— it could also write its own sort of nuclear code— it could also write its own sort of nuclear code at— it could also write its own sort of nuclear code at some point. tht— of nuclear code at some point. aht you— of nuclear code at some point. tht you soutt— of nuclear code at some point. and you could have weapons manufacture— and you could have weapons manufacture powered by ai. i that-s— manufacture powered by ai. i mean, that's on— manufacture powered by ai. i mean, that's on the quite etee— mean, that's on the quite extreme end— mean, that's on the quite extreme end of- mean, that's on the quite extreme end of the scale. there are extreme end of the scale. there other— extreme end of the scale. there are other questions— extreme end of the scale. there are other questions in terms of

how— are other questions in terms of how you— are other questions in terms of how you regulate— are other questions in terms of how you regulate it just about sott— how you regulate it just about sott ot— how you regulate it just about sort of personal— how you regulate it just about sort of personal civil liberties.— sort of personal civil liberties. so- sort of personal civil liberties. so for example , if liberties. so for example, if someone uses— liberties. so for example, if someone uses ai in the future to he— someone uses ai in the future to he tht— someone uses ai in the future to he tht the— someone uses ai in the future to hire and fire people , which you hire and fire people, which you tetht— hire and fire people, which you can see being a— hire and fire people, which you can see being a very easy use of ai can see being a very easy use of at hstett— can see being a very easy use of at hstett ot— can see being a very easy use of ai instead of wading through httttohs— ai instead of wading through httttohs ot— ai instead of wading through millions of cvs,_ ai instead of wading through millions of cvs, you put them through— millions of cvs, you put them though t— millions of cvs, you put them through a through an ai tehetttot— through a through an ai generator later. but then who is testohsttte— generator later. but then who is responsible for— generator later. but then who is responsible for that person tosht— responsible for that person tosht thet— responsible for that person losing their career? if that tesoh— losing their career? if that person chooses— losing their career? if that person chooses to sue over it? wett— person chooses to sue over it? tuett who-s— person chooses to sue over it? well who's responsible? is it the— well who's responsible? is it the-ts— well who's responsible? is it the-ts ht— well who's responsible? is it the-is it the- well who's responsible? is it. the-is it the person? the bottle or is it the person? it the bottle or is it the person? tt ts— the bottle or is it the person? tt ts the— the bottle or is it the person? it is the future.— the bottle or is it the person? it is the future. we— the bottle or is it the person? it is the future. we have- the bottle or is it the person? it is the future. we have to accept that. i'm happy to accept that. i'm not happy to accept that. i'm not happy to accept as you know. but it accept that, as you know. but it is play a part in our is going to play a part in our future. and so if sunak can come away from this summit, effectively this meeting with biden secured some sort biden and have secured some sort of reassuring that the uk is going to a big part that going to play a big part in that in this. is a that is in this. that is a that is a win. that's going to be a huge win. that's going to be a huge win for the uk. it's a huge win. aht— win for the uk. it's a huge win. aht ot— win for the uk. it's a huge win. aht ot soutse— win for the uk. it's a huge win. and of course what— i“ it's a huge win. and of course what journalists are and of course what journalists ore-ot— and of course what journalists ate-oh tottht— and of course what journalists are of talking about at the are kind of talking about at the moment— are kind of talking about at the moment-toot— are kind of talking about at the moment-fact that- are kind of talking about at the moment fact that the uk moment is the fact that the uk tht— moment is the fact that the uk tht the— moment is the fact that the uk tht the us— moment is the fact that the uk and the us are— moment is the fact that the uk and the us are seemingly further hom— and the us are seemingly further tom-teat— and the us are seemingly further from-deal than- and the us are seemingly further from deal than ever from a trade deal than ever hetote— from a trade deal than ever beforeidepher_ from a trade deal than ever- beforeidepher-sunak before. depher that rishi sunak sttt— before. depher that rishi sunak sott yestettty— before. depher that rishi sunak said yesterday that it wasn't a phottty— said yesterday that it wasn't a thohty tot— said yesterday that it wasn't a priority for either— said yesterday that it wasn't a priority for either the uk or

the— priority for either the uk or the-meth— priority for either the uk or the-mean, we- priority for either the uk or the mean, we knew that we the us. i mean, we knew that we weteh-t— the us. i mean, we knew that we weteh-tete-t— the us. i mean, we knew that we weren't-verge of- the us. i mean, we knew that we weren't-verge of a- the us. i mean, we knew that we weren't verge of a trade weren't on the verge of a trade teth— weren't on the verge of a trade teat—the- weren't on the verge of a trade deal,_the furthest. weren't on the verge of a trade deal, the furthest a deal, but that is the furthest a uk deal, but that is the furthest a uh htthe— deal, but that is the furthest a uk prime minister has in uk prime minister has gone in terms— uk prime minister has gone in terms-wett- uk prime minister has gone in terms-well, no,- uk prime minister has gone in terms well, no, we terms of saying, well, no, we accept— terms of saying, well, no, we accept that— terms of saying, well, no, we accept that it's— terms of saying, well, no, we accept that it's not happening, but accept that it's not happening, tut ts— accept that it's not happening, tut as you— accept that it's not happening, tut us you soy,— accept that it's not happening, but as you say, bev, i mean perhaps— but as you say, bev, i mean tethuts hote— but as you say, bev, i mean perhaps more importantly the but as you say, bev, i mean perhtterm,ore importantly the but as you say, bev, i mean perhtterm, if; importantly the but as you say, bev, i mean perhtterm, if rishi)rtantly the but as you say, bev, i mean perhtterm, if rishi sunaki the but as you say, bev, i mean perhtterm, if rishi sunak coulda long term, if rishi sunak could hote— long term, if rishi sunak could mote-uh— long term, if rishi sunak could mote-uh t— long term, if rishi sunak could make-uk a kind— long term, if rishi sunak could make uk a kind of global ai make the uk a kind of global ai ente— make the uk a kind of global ai sehtteltheh— make the uk a kind of global ai centre then perhaps in the centre for then perhaps in the tott— centre for then perhaps in the toht uh— centre for then perhaps in the long run .would- centre for then perhaps in the long run would be a much long run that would be a much ttttet— long run that would be a much utter-ho— long run that would be a much ttttet-ho-wttl long run that would be a much. bigger- no .will have bigger no. one, no one will have any— bigger no. one, no one will have thy-hut— bigger no. one, no one will have thy-hut you— bigger no. one, no one will have any-but you know,- bigger no. one, no one will have any-but you know, it- bigger no. one, no one will have any-but you know, it wasl any jobs. but you know, it was fascinating yesterday. i was i just dropped fascinating yesterday. i was i tust ttottet hy— fascinating yesterday. i was i just dropped my just- i “t; : i was i just dropped my just drop your pet. — just dropped my just drop your teh vou— just dropped my just drop your set. you teet— just dropped my just drop your pen. you needlrobot- just dropped my just drop your pen. /ti pen. you need a robot to pick that perhaps if i had if i that up. perhaps if i had if i hot— that up. perhaps if i had if i hot the— that up. perhaps if i had if i had the lightning— c. perhaps if i had if i had the lightning fast responses of self—driving— had the lightning fast responses of self—driving cars, then perhaps— of self—driving cars, then perhaps t-t— of self—driving cars, then perhaps i'd be- of self—driving cars, then perhaps i'd be all right. it perhaps i'd be all right. but it was—listened- perhaps i'd be all right. but it was—listened to. was interesting. i listened to sohelwhtt— was interesting. i listened to some .what the - was interesting. i listened to some what the us press some of what the us press secretary— some of what the us press secretary said— some of what the us press secretary said american secretary said to american touthtttsts— secretary said to american journalists yesterday, and she tesotttet— described the uk as quote, our stosest— described the uk as quote, our closest relationship . she was closest relationship. she was she— closest relationship. she was she-ttthht— closest relationship. she was she-talking she- closest relationship. she was she talking she was talking she was talking she was talking about— she was talking she was talking thout the— she was talking she was talking about the four— she was talking she was talking about the four times this that ttsht— about the four times this that ttsht suhtt— about the four times this that rishi sunak has— about the four times this that rishi sunak has met joe biden in the tast— rishi sunak has met joe biden in the host tout— rishi sunak has met joe biden in the last four months. it really tugging— the last four months. it really bigging up— the last four months. it really bigging ”p that_ the last four months. it really bigging up that relationship. aht— bigging up that relationship. aht t— bigging up that relationship. aht t was— bigging up that relationship. aht t a— bigging up that relationship. and i was a little bit surprised at how— and i was a little bit surprised at how the— and i was a little bit surprised at how the americans were being tutte— at how the americans were being tutte so— at how the americans were being tutte so ute— at how the americans were being tutte so to— at how the americans were being quite so nice to him when he that— quite so nice to him when he that eeh— quite so nice to him when he didn't even bother coming over for didn't even bother coming over tot the—

didn't even bother coming over for the coronation— didn't even bother coming over for the coronation and he did come over-the— for the coronation and he did come over the funeral, come over for the funeral, though— come over for the funeral, though thts— come over for the funeral, though this is— come over for the funeral, though this is true . though this is true. i think i ththt— though this is true. i think i think part of it is that it very much feels as though rishi sunak is making a huge effort here to kind get in with president kind of get in with president joe biden. as we've said, they've met four times since rishi sunak became prime minister. pretty minister. rishi sunak is pretty ingrained . ingrained in american culture. he of time he he spent a lot of time there. he was a student there. he worked there, got a flat there. he's got a out his days there. got a flat out his days there. let's face it, as a technocrat, there-s— let's face it, as a technocrat, thete-s ho— let's face it, as a technocrat, there's no .he's- let's face it, as a technocrat, there's no-he's-tol let's face it, as a technocrat,. there's no-he's-to do there's no way he's going to do a-cleggt_ there's no way he's going to do a-ctett. tsh-t— there's no way he's going to do a-clegg, isn't he,- there's no way he's going to do a clegg, isn't he, and go a nick clegg, isn't he, and go aht— a nick clegg, isn't he, and go over and live— a nick clegg, isn't he, and go over and live in— a nick clegg, isn't he, and go over and live in california. atthouth— over and live in california. although nick— over and live in california. although nick clegg- over and live in california. although nick clegg has just moved back to london. is that right? part of the right? yeah, it's part of the so—called tech exodus so—called california tech exodus to london people have so—called california tech exodus to l0icoming people have so—called california tech exodus to l0icoming over people have so—called california tech exodus to l0icoming over here tople have so—called california tech exodus to l0icoming over here to le have so—called california tech exodus to l0icoming over here to lead ve been coming over here to lead our so that no one our i revolution so that no one has jobs anyway. right. has any jobs anyway. right. talking of-keir- right. talking of keir starmer has any jobs anyway. right.- talking of-keir starmer is talking of jobs, keir starmer is toht— talking of jobs, keir starmer is toht hts— talking of jobs, keir starmer is toht hts tht— talking of jobs, keir starmer is doing his bit, isn't he, olivia thts— doing his bit, isn't he, olivia thts hothht— doing his bit, isn't he, olivia this morning to— doing his bit, isn't he, olivia this morning to try to provide some-att— this morning to try to provide some-ant a— this morning to try to provide some and a green steel some jobs and a green steel worsh— some jobs and a green steel works. what's— some jobs and a green steel works. what's he— some jobs and a green steel works. what's he up to ? gilt?" works. what's he up to? so yeah, hes— works. what's he up to? so yeah, he's promising to create new jobs in steel . he he's promising to create new jobs in steel. he claims he's promising to create new jobs in steel . he claims that jobs in steel. he claims that the conservatives have neglect treated the steel industry over the last 13 years and he's

promising to, as part of his green industrial revolution, which labour loves to talk about, part of that is going to be reinvesting it in a kind of green steel. it's obviously a pretty easy play to those red wall seats, which which keir starmer would have to win to win the next election. whether it's actually practical and funded . actually practical and funded. and i think we'll have to wait and see. this is one of the areas though,— and see. this is one of the areas though, isn't- tit“t: this is one of the areas though, isn't it, tom, where— areas though, isn't it, tom, where we've got- areas though, isn't it, tom, where we've got clear water between— where we've got clear water between the — where we've got clear water between the two _ where we've got clear water between the two parties in terms of between the two parties in terms oh what— between the two parties in terms oh what they— between the two parties in terms of what they would _ between the two parties in terms of what they would do for power. the — of what they would do for power. the very— of what they would do for power. the tety tet— of what they would do for power. the very few areas,— of what they would do for power. the very few areas, the very few— the very few areas, the very tew. t— the very few areas, the very tew. tt hot— the very few areas, the very few, if not the— the very few areas, the very few, if not the only one, which is few, if not the only one, which ts thts— few, if not the only one, which ts thts ttea— few, if not the only one, which is this idea of— few, if not the only one, which is this idea of a— few, if not the only one, which is this idea of a great british ehetty— is this idea of a great british energy organisation, which is what— energy organisation, which is what aet— energy organisation, which is what keir starmer would wish to ehat— what keir starmer would wish to eat t— what keir starmer would wish to eat t ththh— what keir starmer would wish to enact. i think that— what keir starmer would wish to enact. i think that that perhaps thts— enact. i think that that perhaps thts ts— enact. i think that that perhaps thts ts hote— enact. i think that that perhaps this is more gimmicky than astuatty— this is more gimmicky than actually much— this is more gimmicky than actually much of the reporting has— actually much of the reporting has teet— actually much of the reporting has been . — actually much of the reporting has been . this— actually much of the reporting has been . i“ i actually much of the reporting has been . i“ c has been. this isn't a sort of nationalisation of energy. this is sort of one company that's being given a bit of money to do some investment here and there. i'm not sure that that's going. so there is no difference. then i so there is no difference. then tththt— so there is no difference. then tththh ahe— so there is no difference. then i think one of— so there is no difference. then i think one of the— so there is no difference. then i think one of the one of the

big differences that we have been leaning week, been leaning into this week, however, is this idea that the labour would labour party would stop exploration the north sea, exploration in the north sea, that could be something that is profoundly different. would it mean that we have- profoundly different. would it mean that we have to- i ti �*"�*"ti”ti“. would it mean that we have to import i i �*"�*"ti”ti“. would it mean that we have to import more oil mean that we have to import more ott aht— mean that we have to import more ott aht tas— mean that we have to import more ott aht tas hom— mean that we have to import more oil and gas from nefarious tetthes— oil and gas from nefarious regimes rather— oil and gas from nefarious regimes rather than using our whoa-— regimes rather than using our othot- toes— regimes rather than using our othot- toes tt- regimes rather than using our own or does it mean that we own here or does it mean that we sott— own here or does it mean that we sott ot— own here or does it mean that we sott ot use— own here or does it mean that we sott ot a— own here or does it mean that we sort of use a lot— own here or does it mean that we sort of use a lot less— own here or does it mean that we sort of use a lot less energy aht— sort of use a lot less energy aht how— sort of use a lot less energy and how does— sort of use a lot less energy and how does that affect the eohoy— and how does that affect the eohoy e — and how does that affect the eohoy e t— and how does that affect the economy ? i think- and how does that affect the economy ? “

as he has now. he started to tott— as he has now. he started to tott hts— as he has now. he started to roll his sleeves— as he has now. he started to roll his sleeves up. he's going, tytet— roll his sleeves up. he's going, tytet .— roll his sleeves up. he's going, tytet . he-s— roll his sleeves up. he's going, tyler. he's becoming a bit tyler. he's becoming all a bit soot.— tyler. he's becoming all a bit soot—eh- tyler. he's becoming all a bit cool._oh, that's. i cool. they love. oh, that's. that-s— cool. they love. oh, that's. that's-that's- cool. they love. oh, that's. that's-that's a - cool. they love. oh, that's. that's-that's a bit- cool. they love. oh, that's. that's that's a bit david that's a bit. that's a bit david cameron like are we going to see in the general election big posters of keir starmer's shiny photoshopped perhaps this photoshopped face perhaps this is maybe this is david cameron to point with his gel. i'm not wrong honestly.— to point with his gel. i'm not wrong honestly. this- to point with his gel. i'm not wrong honestly. this is- i“ tii i'm not wrong honestly. this is gel watch.— wrong honestly. this is gel watch. we're— wrong honestly. this is gel watch. we're-to- wrong honestly. this is gel watch. we're to start here watch. we're going to start here ttttht— watch. we're going to start here now. right. thanks much, now. right. thanks so much, outta. — now. right. thanks so much, olivia. thank— now. right. thanks so much, olivia. thank you. right. a host— olivia. thank you. right. a tooat—ts- olivia. thank you. right. a. local—is currently olivia. thank you. right. a- local_is currently in local community is currently in a—stoh- local community is currently in a—stoh tttttthtl a legal battle to stop drilling for a legal battle to stop drilling tot ott— a legal battle to stop drilling tot ott aht— a legal battle to stop drilling for oil and gas— a legal battle to stop drilling for oil and gas in— a legal battle to stop drilling for oil and gas in the surrey souhttystte. — for oil and gas in the surrey countryside. �*ft�*tiii for oil and gas in the surrey. countryside. well,-the countryside. well, this is the village dunsfold where uk oil village of dunsfold where uk oil and undertake a bit and gas want to undertake a bit of drilling over a three year period. they're saying that any environmental— period. they're saying that any environmental-will- environmental harm will be temporary. — environmental harm will be temporary. . ti ” environmental harm will be temporary. 9 temporary. however, campaigners there, our there, of course, disagree. our national reporter paul hawkins has speaking the has been speaking to the residents to out more . i'm residents to find out more. i'm meeting protect dunsfold. - meeting protect dunsfold. a host— meeting protect dunsfold. a tooat trout— meeting protect dunsfold. a local group formed in 2019 to tttht— local group formed in 2019 to tttht ttttttht— local group formed in 2019 to fight drilling by— local group formed in 2019 to fight drilling by ukoog that's uk fight drilling by ukoog that's uh ott— fight drilling by ukoog that's uh oh aht— fight drilling by ukoog that's uk oil and gas.— fight drilling by ukoog that's uk oil and gas. talk us through very— uk oil and gas. talk us through tety sthtty— uk oil and gas. talk us through tety sthtty that— uk oil and gas. talk us through very simply what are the two ah— very simply what are the two tetat— very simply what are the two main legal challenges in this tuttotat— main legal challenges in this judicial review— main legal challenges in this judicial review ? o“ti judicial review? one of them is about the impact of the a and b

the area of outstanding natural beauty at the moment finishes on the road down there under the bottom of hascombe hill. but there is a plan to extend it, which include the whole of which will include the whole of dunsfold of the claims dunsfold and one of the claims is take of is they didn't take account of it properly. the other reason is that— it properly. the other reason is that oh— it properly. the other reason is that oh-sahe— it properly. the other reason is that on-same day- it properly. the other reason is that on-same day the- that on the same day the government— that on the same day the government said yes to drilling in government said yes to drilling th hutstott— government said yes to drilling in dunsfold,-to- in dunsfold, it said no to tttttht— in dunsfold, it said no to ttttttht th— in dunsfold, it said no to drilling in ellesmere port, stttht—a- drilling in ellesmere port,l siting—a reason siting emissions as a reason thts— siting emissions as a reason thts ts— siting emissions as a reason this is inconsistent decision makin9t_ this is inconsistent decision haunt-ts- this is inconsistent decision making, is something making, which is something that-s— making, which is something has hot— making, which is something that's not allowed together with ttavettey— waverley borough council and tastet— waverley borough council and basket—taw- waverley borough council and. backed—law project, backed by the good law project, they-te— backed by the good law project, they-te seettht— backed by the good law project, they're seeking a— backed by the good law project, they're seeking a judicial ot— they're seeking a judicial review of the _ they're seeking a judicial review of the government's teststoh — review of the government's decision .allow- review of the government's decision allow exploratory decision to allow exploratory ttttttht — decision to allow exploratory drilling near— decision to allow exploratory drilling near dunsfold and it's teet— drilling near dunsfold and it's teeh totht— drilling near dunsfold and it's teeh totht oh— drilling near dunsfold and it's been going on for some time, tsh-t— been going on for some time, tsh-t tte — been going on for some time, tsh-t he to— been going on for some time, isn't it? it's been— been going on for some time, isn't it? c “ git “ti tit“ been going on for some time, isn't it? c “ git “ti ti“ isn't it? it's been going on for four and a half years now, since february 2019. so we've managed to teet— february 2019. so we've managed to keep utoot— february 2019. so we've managed to keep ukoog out— february 2019. so we've managed to keep ukoog out of— �*qi so we've managed to keep ukoog out of that field . aut— to keep ukoog out of that field . aht thts— to keep ukoog out of that field . aht thts ts— to keep ukoog out of that field . and this is where- to keep ukoog out of that field . and this is where the- to keep ukoog out of that field . and this is where the drilling would happen in this field . would happen in this field. there'd be an access road built

it could be up to 30 to 40,000,000,000 cubic feet of gas beneath our feet, worth £124 million. and they want to take three years exploring the ground beneath us to try and find it. how do they justify why such a shatt— how do they justify why such a stat protest— how do they justify why such a small project as— how do they justify why such a small project as this being attowet— small project as this being attowet to— small project as this being allowed to take place in this teautttut— allowed to take place in this beautiful environment? its output— beautiful environment? its output out— beautiful environment? its output out ty— beautiful environment? its output cut by their own testohtht — output cut by their own testohtht .— output cut by their own reckoning , is- output cut by their own reckoning , is going to be very reckoning, is going to be very shatt— reckoning, is going to be very shatt th— reckoning, is going to be very small in terms— reckoning, is going to be very small in terms of— reckoning, is going to be very small in terms of barrels of oil or tas— small in terms of barrels of oil or gas . — small in terms of barrels of oil or gas. utoot— small in terms of barrels of oil or gas . d or gas. ukoog declined to comment on an ongoing legal case, so we spoke to uk onshore oil and gas with the industry body. in terms of energy tepstty— body. in terms of energy density, the _ i in terms of energy density, the amount of energy you— density, the amount of energy you tet— density, the amount of energy you get pet— density, the amount of energy you get per square kilometre hom— you get per square kilometre ttoh ott— you get per square kilometre from oil and— you get per square kilometre from oil and gas— you get per square kilometre from oil and gas is orders of hathttute— from oil and gas is orders of magnitude greater than it would be magnitude greater than it would he hom— magnitude greater than it would he ttoh tht— magnitude greater than it would be from wind and— magnitude greater than it would be from wind and solar. do you uhtetstaht— be from wind and solar. do you understand why—

be from wind and solar. do you understand why they would fight this understand why they would fight thts e — understand why they would fight thts e toot.— understand why they would fight this ? look, because— understand why they would fight this ? look, because if- understand why they would fight this ? i �*" c understand why they would fight this ? i �*" i understand why they would fight this? look, because if it was in your village, they were going to make these huge changes to the village which which seems seemingly there would be with extra traffic. you know, tearing up the landscape, even if it's for a short period, which i know you absolutely. it's not you claim. absolutely. it's not a claim. it's a-like- you claim. absolutely. it's not a claim. it's a-like therei a claim. it's a fact. like there have— a claim. it's a fact. like there have teet— a claim. it's a fact. like there have been 2100— a claim. it's a fact. like there have been 2100 onshore oil and gas— have been 2100 onshore oil and tas-tttttet— have been 2100 onshore oil and tas-tttttet th— have been 2100 onshore oil and gas-drilled in the- have been 2100 onshore oil and gas drilled in the uk. gas wells drilled in the uk. okay— gas wells drilled in the uk. etay toot— gas wells drilled in the uk. okay look around the country. do you top-t— okay look around the country. do you toh-t teht— okay look around the country. do you don't tend to— okay look around the country. do you don't tend to see them. they-te— you don't tend to see them. they-te teatty— you don't tend to see them. they're really well hidden and you don't tend to see them. they'the sally well hidden and you don't tend to see them. they'the resourcel hidden and you don't tend to see them. they'the resource hasiden and you don't tend to see them. they'the resource has beenind once the resource has been teptetet— once the resource has been teptetet .— once the resource has been depleted , the— once the resource has been depleted , the land is returned depleted, the land is returned toltothet— depleted, the land is returned to.former use,— depleted, the land is returned to former use, typically to its former use, typically atttouttute.— to its former use, typically agriculture-is- agriculture. so it is a temporary— agriculture. so it is a temporary use of the land. toasty— temporary use of the land. toasty a— temporary use of the land. exactly a year— temporary use of the land. exactly a year ago today, the government— exactly a year ago today, the government rejected a gas site in government rejected a gas site th the— government rejected a gas site th the totth— government rejected a gas site in the north of— government rejected a gas site in the north of england on stthate— in the north of england on climate change— in the north of england on climate change grounds and ipsis ttteshete— climate change grounds and ipsis ellesmere—correct- climate change grounds and ipsis ellesmere—correct .- ellesmere port. that's correct. an ellesmere port. that's correct. ah apptoyet— ellesmere port. that's correct. ah apptoyet-th— ellesmere port. that's correct. an approved in the south of an approved one in the south of ththht— an approved one in the south of thttaht. tt— an approved one in the south of thttaht. tt ts— an approved one in the south of england. it is absolutely up to government— england. it is absolutely up to government-that. government to explain that inconsistency _ government to explain that inconsistency because we sttttstset— inconsistency because we criticised it— inconsistency because we criticised it at— inconsistency because we criticised it at the time. we sat— criticised it at the time. we satt they— criticised it at the time. we said they needed both sides shoutt— said they needed both sides should - been - said they needed both sides should been approved. should have been approved. if you— should have been approved. if you-the— should have been approved. if you-the judicial- should have been approved. if you .the judicial review. should have been approved. if you .the judicial review ,l you lose the judicial review, what happens you're not what happens next? you're not giving . no, no. the fight giving up. no, no, no. the fight toes— giving up. no, no, no. the fight toes oh— giving up. no, no, no. the fight goes on apt— giving up. no, no, no. the fight goes on and we'd— giving up. no, no, no. the fight goes on and we'd have- �*3 . “ti i. no, no, no. the fight goes on and we'd have to explore whatever— goes on and we'd have to explore

whatever paths— goes on and we'd have to explore whatever paths were legally possttte. — whatever paths were legally possible. it's— whatever paths were legally possible. it's not going to be an easy— possible. it's not going to be an easy route— possible. it's not going to be an easy route for— possible. it's not going to be an easy route for you to follow, t— an easy route for you to follow, tt they— an easy route for you to follow, even if they win— an easy route for you to follow, even if they win this appeal, resttehts— even if they win this appeal, residents of— even if they win this appeal, residents of this— residents of this quintessentially english residents of this— quintessentially english village quintessentially engliin village are quintessentially english village are determined— quintessentially english village are determined to keep their part— are determined to keep their part ot— are determined to keep their part ot the— are determined to keep their part of the world forever green apt— part of the world forever green aht pteasaht. — part of the world forever green and pleasant. cit and pleasant. paul hawkins gb news. well, what— and pleasant. paul hawkins gb news. well, what a— and pleasant. [iii a well, what a microcosm of news. well, what a microcosm of a tot— news. well, what a microcosm of a tot ot— news. well, what a microcosm of a lot of debates— news. well, what a microcosm of a lot of debates that— a well, what a microcosm of a lot of debates that are going on th— a lot of debates that are going on th thts— a lot of debates that are going on in this country— a lot of debates that are going on in this country about growth apt— on in this country about growth and preservation— on in this country about growth and preservation .— on in this country about growth and preservation . an but but and preservation. an but but i suppose— and preservation. an but but i suppose there-s— and preservation. an but but i suppose there's another story that-s— suppose there's another story has sort— suppose there's another story has sort ot— suppose there's another story that's sort of slightly linked , that's sort of slightly linked, apt— that's sort of slightly linked, aht that-s— that's sort of slightly linked, and that's the _ that's sort of slightly linked, and that's the that's the announcement came only announcement that came only a soupte— announcement that came only a souptelhours— announcement that came only a couple-hours-that- announcement that came only a couple hours that the couple of hours ago that the steep— couple of hours ago that the steep ath— couple of hours ago that the green mp, caroline lucas, is stahttht— green mp, caroline lucas, is standing down— green mp, caroline lucas, is standing down from parliament at the heat— standing down from parliament at the next election— standing down from parliament at the next election .— standing down from parliament at the next election . she's been the next election. she's been the— the next election. she's been the rherherh— the next election. she's been the member of— the next election. she's been the member of parliament for hrtthtoh— the member of parliament for brighton pavilion since 2010. put— brighton pavilion since 2010. put t— brighton pavilion since 2010. put t was— brighton pavilion since 2010. but i was fascinated by an eterheht— but i was fascinated by an eterheht ot— but i was fascinated by an element of her— but i was fascinated by an element of her resignation statement— element of her resignation statement or— element of her resignation statement or her announcement that— statement or her announcement that she— statement or her announcement that she was— statement or her announcement that she was standing down and it that she was standing down and t reat— that she was standing down and t eat the— that she was standing down and it read like this— that she was standing down and it read like this .— that she was standing down and it read like this . i— that she was standing down and it read like this . i have said it read like this. i have said that— it read like this. i have said that t— it read like this. i have said that t have— it read like this. i have said that i have said— it read like this. i have said that i have said the previously uhsayatte— that i have said the previously uhsayahte .— that i have said the previously unsayable , only— that i have said the previously unsayable , only to see it become unsayable, only to see it become part— unsayable, only to see it become part ot— unsayable, only to see it become part ot the— unsayable, only to see it become part of the mainstream on the rhyth— part of the mainstream on the myth that— part of the mainstream on the myth that endless economic

growth— myth that endless economic growth makes— myth that endless economic growth makes us happier. that was one of her— growth makes us happier. that was one of her examples and i have— was one of her examples and i have to— was one of her examples and i have to say— was one of her examples and i have to say that— was one of her examples and i have to say that caroline lucas has— have to say that caroline lucas has teet— have to say that caroline lucas has been immensely successful in her sarhpatththt— has been immensely successful in her campaigning here. the economic growth this country has th the— economic growth this country has seen in the last— economic growth this country has seen in the last 13— economic growth this country has seen in the last 13 years has has— seen in the last 13 years has has hot— seen in the last 13 years has has not been— seen in the last 13 years has has not been particularly trhpresstwe— has not been particularly trhpresstwe .— has not been particularly impressive . it's been rather impressive. it's been rather ssterotts— impressive. it's been rather ssterotts .— impressive. it's been rather sclerotic . and— impressive. it's been rather sclerotic . and indeed and sclerotic. and indeed and thteet.— sclerotic. and indeed and indeed, caroline lucas , i indeed, caroline lucas, i suppose.— indeed, caroline lucas, i suppose. ts— indeed, caroline lucas, i suppose, is rather proud of that.— suppose, is rather proud of that. that— suppose, is rather proud of that, that her— suppose, is rather proud of that, that her campaigns against new— that, that her campaigns against new trath— that, that her campaigns against new train lines— that, that her campaigns against new train lines and new nuclear power— new train lines and new nuclear power apt— new train lines and new nuclear power aht atathst— new train lines and new nuclear power and against new airport ruways— power and against new airport ruways apt— power and against new airport runways and against new housing and runways and against new housing aht atathst— runways and against new housing aht atathst aty— runways and against new housing and against any sort of growth or progress— and against any sort of growth or progress th— and against any sort of growth or progress in this— and against any sort of growth or progress in this country. she has— or progress in this country. she has teet— or progress in this country. she has been managed . she's managed has been managed. she's managed to sohwhse— has been managed. she's managed to convince the— has been managed. she's managed to convince the government to stop— to convince the government to stop tt— to convince the government to stop t at. — to convince the government to stop t at. t— to convince the government to stop it all. i mean, well done, sarotthe.— stop it all. i mean, well done, caroline. caroline,— stop it all. i mean, well done, caroline. caroline, successful sarhpatther. — caroline. caroline, successful campaigner. you- caroline. caroline, successful campaigner. 3it. titti g“ti”ti campaigner. you are there is your good look in the future speech courtesy of tom harwood, wishing you nothing but the best as you go. walk away from politics. no, you're right. i think it was interesting that she pride. also took she took pride. she also took claim universal basic income she took pride. she also took claiifor universal basic income she took pride. she also took claiifor suggesting basic income she took pride. she also took claiifor suggesting thatc income she took pride. she also took claiifor suggesting that onicome she took pride. she also took claiifor suggesting that on there and for suggesting that on the agenda as yeah, well done and for suggesting that on the agithat as yeah, well done

and for suggesting that on the agithat one yeah, well done and for suggesting that on the agithat one as yeah, well done and for suggesting that on the agithat one as well. 1, well done and for suggesting that on the agithat one as well. itwell done and for suggesting that on the agithat one as well. it isll done and for suggesting that on the agithat one as well. it is justtne on that one as well. it is just remarkable how impressionable the government has with the government has been with with these small interests who who mean , she acknowledged who i mean, she acknowledged herself this sort of herself saying this sort of stuff was previously unsayable and yet sort of anti growth and yet this sort of anti growth mindset that she's proudly espousing in her speech there in her statement, yeah, it almost became erm government policy. it did. but talking of growth, liam halligan is here this morning. i think tom's just dusting off his cv. he's looking for a job with sarotthe— cv. he's looking for a job with caroline lucas.— cv. he's looking for a job with caroline lucas. she— cs he's looking for a job with caroline lucas. she says she's going— caroline lucas. she says she's totht to— caroline lucas. she says she's totht to say— caroline lucas. she says she's totht to say oh— caroline lucas. she says she's going to carry on with politics. she-s— going to carry on with politics. she-s totht— going to carry on with politics. she-s totht to— going to carry on with politics. she's going to carry on sarhpatththt- she's going to carry on campaigning on climate change rust— campaigning on climate change issues. just before— campaigning on climate change issues. just before we get into the— issues. just before we get into the httty— issues. just before we get into the httty trttty— issues. just before we get into the nitty gritty of— issues. just before we get into the nitty gritty of economics, it the nitty gritty of economics, tt strttes— the nitty gritty of economics, it strikes me— the nitty gritty of economics, it strikes me that the people who— it strikes me that the people who ae— it strikes me that the people who are anti—growth tend to be those— who are anti—growth tend to be those peopte— who are anti—growth tend to be those people who— who are anti—growth tend to be those people who are pretty well off those people who are pretty well ott-thaht— those people who are pretty well ott-thaht you- those people who are pretty well off-thank you very- those people who are pretty well off thank you very much off already. thank you very much .—trowth- off already. thank you very much .—trowth ts- off already. thank you very much .—trowth ts tt- . the thing about growth is it thes— . the thing about growth is it owes-a— . the thing about growth is it gives-a chance- . the thing about growth is it gives-a chance at- . the thing about growth is it gives a chance at the gives people a chance at the bottom— gives people a chance at the bottom ot— gives people a chance at the bottom of the— gives people a chance at the bottom of the income scale to get— bottom of the income scale to get sorte— bottom of the income scale to get some financial security , to get some financial security, to get some financial security, to get thet— get some financial security, to get thetr ptese— get some financial security, to get their piece of— get some financial security, to get their piece of the pie, tesause— get their piece of the pie, because let's— get their piece of the pie, because let's be clear, people wtth— because let's be clear, people wtth a— because let's be clear, people wtth a tot— because let's be clear, people wtth a tot ot— because let's be clear, people with a lot of money, they don't the— with a lot of money, they don't tthe teheratty— with a lot of money, they don't like generally giving up the

ptese— like generally giving up the ptese ot— like generally giving up the ptese ot the— like generally giving up the piece of the pie that they've got. — piece of the pie that they've got. httht. — piece of the pie that they've got. right. wa“? piece of the pie that they've got. right. git “ti ti“ got. right. what's going on, liam? the main liam? what are the main headunes liam? what are the main headlines from . so i want headlines today from. so i want to talk to you today. _ i i so i want to talk to you today. there's a hrtttsh— to talk to you today. there's a british chamber— to talk to you today. there's a british chamber commerce british chamber of commerce survey—showt- british chamber of commerce| survey—should say survey out which i should say whtsh— survey out which i should say whtsh atath— survey out which i should say which again, just— survey out which i should say which again, just like oecd which again, just like the oecd survey— which again, just like the oecd survey-they- survey yesterday, they says we-re-totht— survey yesterday, they says we-re-tothtlto- survey yesterday, they says we're going go into we're not going to go into recession in and actually growth is recession in and actually growth ts—hut- recession in and actually growth ts—hut whatl is holding up okay. but what i reatty— is holding up okay. but what i reatty wart— is holding up okay. but what i really want to _ is holding up okay. but what i really want to talk to you about ts the— really want to talk to you about were is the bond— really want to talk to you about were is the bond market. what is the tort— were is the bond market. what is the bond market?— were is the bond market. what is the bond market? that is the phase— the bond market? that is the phase that-s— the bond market? that is the place that's the _ the bond market? that is the place that's the where the price of place that's the where the price ot towerhrheht— place that's the where the price of government debt is determined. - of government debt is determined. the price of debt that— determined. the price of debt that companies— determined. the price of debt that companies issue the price of that companies issue the price ot att— that companies issue the price ot att hthts— that companies issue the price of all kinds of— that companies issue the price of all kinds of financial instruments. _ of all kinds of financial instruments. and what we're seeht— instruments. and what we're seetht. pew— instruments. and what we're seetht. pew ts— instruments. and what we're seeing, bev, is a— instruments. and what we're seeing, bev, is a complete rewersat ot— seeing, bev, is a complete reversal of the _ seeing, bev, is a complete reversal of the sense just a few weehs— reversal of the sense just a few weehs ato— reversal of the sense just a few weehs ago that— reversal of the sense just a few weeks ago that global interest rates— weeks ago that global interest rates have— weeks ago that global interest rates have peaked, global thterest— rates have peaked, global interest rates— rates have peaked, global interest rates have not peaked apt— interest rates have not peaked aht there-s— interest rates have not peaked aht there-s a— interest rates have not peaked and there's a lot— interest rates have not peaked and there's a lot more to come apt— and there's a lot more to come art the— and there's a lot more to come art the uh— and there's a lot more to come and the uk will— and there's a lot more to come and the uk will be— and there's a lot more to come and the uk will be affected by that.— and the uk will be affected by that. we-we— and the uk will be affected by that. we've just— and the uk will be affected by that. we've just seen on austratta— that. we've just seen on australia and- that. we've just seen on australia and canada raise thterest— australia and canada raise interest rates— australia and canada raise interest rates again. there's a lot interest rates again. there's a hot ot— interest rates again. there's a lot of speculation— interest rates again. there's a lot of speculation on the us teterat— lot of speculation on the us federal reserve— lot of speculation on the us federal reserve .— lot of speculation on the us federal reserve . the most federal reserve. the most trhportaht— federal reserve. the most important central bank in the wortt— important central bank in the wortt wtt— important central bank in the world will raise— important central bank in the world will raise interest rates agath— world will raise interest rates agath wher— world will raise interest rates agath when t— world will raise interest rates again when it meets next week

apt— again when it meets next week apt-atmost— again when it meets next week and-almost nailed- again when it meets next week and almost nailed on now, and it's almost nailed on now, assortthg— and it's almost nailed on now, assortthg to— and it's almost nailed on now, according to what— and it's almost nailed on now, according to what we're seeing in according to what we're seeing th tthahstat— according to what we're seeing in financial markets, that when the-thgtaht-s- in financial markets, that when the england's monetary the bank of england's monetary hottsy—rheets- the bank of england's monetary policy_meets.the| policy committee meets on the tent — policy committee meets on the that-tune.— policy committee meets on the 22nd .june, there _ policy committee meets on the 22nd june, there will be 22nd of june, there will be another— 22nd of june, there will be another rate _ 22nd of june, there will be another rate rise from 4.5. we-we— another rate rise from 4.5. we-we hat— another rate rise from 4.5. we've had 12— another rate rise from 4.5. we've had 12 rate rises in a row , we've had 12 rate rises in a row . perhaps— we've had 12 rate rises in a row . perhaps eeh— we've had 12 rate rises in a row . perhaps a— we've had 12 rate rises in a row , perhaps even a jump up to 5% ham.— , perhaps even a jump up to 5% now. liam, when— , perhaps even a jump up to 5% now. liam, when liz- , perhaps even a jump up to 5% now. a“ now. liam, when liz truss was turfed out of office back in october, november , the gilt october, november, the gilt yields had reached a level that people described as as unsustainable , as not right for unsustainable, as not right for this country. almost worth getting rid of a prime minister oven getting rid of a prime minister over. and yet today we're a gilt yield. okay, i've literally got the graph here, tom, at the height of that mini—budget turmoil , the ten year gilt turmoil, the ten year gilt yield, the price that the government must pay each year for ten years to borrow money was 4.51. the gilt yield at the moment— was 4.51. the gilt yield at the moment ts— was 4.51. the gilt yield at the moment is 4.29.— was 4.51. the gilt yield at the moment is 4.29. so- ”i �*j' the gilt yield at the moment is 4.29. so very much in the same— moment is 4.29. so very much in the same vicinity— moment is 4.29. so very much in the same vicinity and remember at that— the same vicinity and remember at that the— the same vicinity and remember at that time when— the same vicinity and remember at that time when liz truss and hwast — at that time when liz truss and hwast hwartehg— at that time when liz truss and kwasi kwarteng were doing their rhtht—hutget— kwasi kwarteng were doing their mini—budget with— kwasi kwarteng were doing their mini—budget with policies that

they— mini—budget with policies that they sat— mini—budget with policies that they said would— mini—budget with policies that they said would promote growth, you atso— they said would promote growth, you atso hat— they said would promote growth, you also had the— they said would promote growth, you also had the bank of england for you also had the bank of england tor some— you also had the bank of england for some reason,— you also had the bank of england for some reason, selling lots of gttts— for some reason, selling lots of gttts thto— for some reason, selling lots of gttts thto the— for some reason, selling lots of gilts into the market, trying to thts— gilts into the market, trying to reverse this so—called quantitative - reverse this so—called quantitative easing . it's quantitative easing. it's somptew— quantitative easing. it's complex, but- quantitative easing. it's complex, but all that means is that— complex, but all that means is that the— complex, but all that means is that the bank— complex, but all that means is that the bank of— complex, but all that means is that the bank of england was tothg— that the bank of england was tothg stutt— that the bank of england was doing stuff that— that the bank of england was doing stuff that was itself rhasstwety— doing stuff that was itself massively pushing up gilt ytetts— massively pushing up gilt yields, massively pushing up gowerhrheht— yields, massively pushing up government borrowing costs at the the— government borrowing costs at the the that— government borrowing costs at the time that truss and kwarteng her— the time that truss and kwarteng were her unveiling,— the time that truss and kwarteng were her unveiling, she was stttshet— were her unveiling, she was stttshet up— were her unveiling, she was stitched up policies. well, mayhe— stitched up policies. well, rhayte she— stitched up policies. well, maybe she was- stitched up policies. well, maybe she was to some extent . i maybe she was to some extent. i atso— maybe she was to some extent. i atso ththh— maybe she was to some extent. i also think she— maybe she was to some extent. i also think she didn't do herself any—hot— also think she didn't do herself any—hot saythg- also think she didn't do herself any—hot saythg trhi any favours. i'm not saying i'm saythg— any favours. i'm not saying i'm saythg eaastty— any favours. i'm not saying i'm saying exactly what i've said to her tase— saying exactly what i've said to her face several— saying exactly what i've said to her face several times since us. i her face several times since us. t top-t— her face several times since us. t toh-t ththh— her face several times since us. i don't think she— her face several times since us. i don't think she should have put— i don't think she should have put the— i don't think she should have put the oph— i don't think she should have put the obr out— i don't think she should have put the obr out of commission. i do put the obr out of commission. i to ththh— put the obr out of commission. i to ththh she— put the obr out of commission. i do think she should— put the obr out of commission. i do think she should have run her ptahs— do think she should have run her ptahs past— do think she should have run her ptahs past the— do think she should have run her plans past the obr. i do think she— plans past the obr. i do think she shoutt— plans past the obr. i do think she should have— plans past the obr. i do think she should have worked more with the treasury— she should have worked more with the treasury and— she should have worked more with the treasury and gone bit slow the treasury and gone a bit slow tower— the treasury and gone a bit slow tower hawthg— the treasury and gone a bit slow lower. having said— the treasury and gone a bit slow lower. having said that, you're sorhptetety— lower. having said that, you're completely _we've| lower. having said that, you're. completely _we've now completely right, tom. we've now gotlcombination_ completely right, tom. we've now gotlcombination of,— completely right, tom. we've now got combination of, you know , got a combination of, you know, stow— got a combination of, you know, stow-pottstes— got a combination of, you know, slow policies, higher slow growth policies, higher sorporattoh— slow growth policies, higher corporation tax,— slow growth policies, higher corporation tax, more people tethg— corporation tax, more people tethg tragget— corporation tax, more people being dragged into tax bands and through— being dragged into tax bands and through thresholds being frozen . apt— through thresholds being frozen . aht whee— through thresholds being frozen . aht got— through thresholds being frozen . and we've got the same gilt ytetts— . and we've got the same gilt yields almost— . and we've got the same gilt yields almost that we had at the

the— yields almost that we had at the the ot— yields almost that we had at the the ot the— yields almost that we had at the time of the mini—budget. can we tath— time of the mini—budget. can we tath ahout— time of the mini—budget. can we tath atout a— time of the mini—budget. can we talk about a media— time of the mini—budget. can we talk about a media economic storye — talk about a media economic storye patty— talk about a media economic story? a? cat ailuiiltg talk about a media economic story? “a? g story? daily telegraph for sale. for sale. i'm not sure i know much about the telegraph. liam declare declare an interest- d liam declare declare an interest . declare declare an interest. wett— declare declare an interest. watt t— declare declare an interest. watt t have— declare declare an interest. well, i have written- declare declare an interest. well, i have written a- declare declare an interest. well, i have written a column for the telegraph for about 25 years, so yeah, this is very interesting. just putting my own . i'm obviously a very well known columnist at the telegraph, putting my own position to one side as a reporter , as somebody interested reporter, as somebody interested in the media. this isn't just the media talking about the media. this is the most important broadsheet newspaper in the united kingdom. this is the one of the most important media titles. you would say rig,— media titles. you would say that, wouldn't— media titles. you would say that, wouldn't you?- i g you would say that, wouldn't you? but you're rtght. — right. you're right. circulation- right. you're right. circulation wise,- right. you're right. i circulation wise,.is. right. you're right. circulation wise, is. it right. you're right. - circultthei wise,.is. it right. you're right. circultthe times is. it right. you're right. circultthe times in is. it right. you're right. circultthe times in thet beats the times in the influential, massively influential. and it still is the kind flag bearer for broad kind of flag bearer for broad centre right opinion. and it must be not just not just the sort of erg opinion . there are sort of erg opinion. there are many columnists on the telegraph, are many telegraph, there are many editorials on the telegraph which extremely well which go down extremely well with herbivorous part with the more herbivorous part of the tory party and sometimes

when a when a business is sold , when a when a business is sold, it's because it's in financial difficulty. that's not the case wtth— difficulty. that's not the case wtth the— difficulty. that's not the case with the telegraph. - i i that's not the case with the telegraph. the reason why— with the telegraph. the reason why thts— with the telegraph. the reason why thts ts— with the telegraph. the reason why this is being— with the telegraph. the reason why this is being sold is an uhretatet— why this is being sold is an unrelated issue.— why this is being sold is an unrelated issue. yeah. so the tetegraph— unrelated issue. yeah. so the tetegraph ts.— unrelated issue. yeah. so the telegraph is, as we say in the trade, it's throwing off cash every year. it's making money every year. it's making money every year. it's making money every year is i mean, it's got almost a million subscribers now. it done well and now. it has done really well and anybody who thinks the telegraph hasn't been doing well recently just isn't being objective. i mean, even people on the left would say it is an amazing product. i personally think it's got it can do. on the got a lot more it can do. on the on the audio side , i would say on the audio side, i would say that i think it needs to that i think it it needs to really double down. now on its paid subscription model. it does extreme with extreme really well with subscribers overseas. the barclay are subscribers overseas. the. barclay - are selling barclay brothers are selling it hesause— barclay brothers are selling it because they've— barclay brothers are selling it because they've debts to because they've got debts to sover-ohay. - because they've got debts to cover. -okay. so- cover. right. okay. so the harstay— cover. right. okay. so the barclay who who . well, barclay brothers who who. well, one the one of the barclay one of the one of the barclay brothers, unfortunately passed away. but the surviving brother and the family , they have debts and the family, they have debts , lloyds bank, say, and royal bank of scotland say sorry . , lloyds bank, say, and royal bank of scotland say sorry. bank of scotland say that they need

to pay interest on. i'm not privy to the details of that, but that's the reason why they did in the telegraph by by the extremely well—informed business editor chris williams this morning and he will know what he's talking about very much so. so the they have seized control lloyds has seized control of the paper. lloyds has seized control of the paper . very unusual move and paper. very unusual move and will now hold an auction. and the fact you've got a trophy asset an extremely influential paper who's going to buy it at a time we have a whip round rikki neave we could do with a newspaper. a time of real flux in the conservative party that is a very, very important thing. who it? will affect our who owns it? will affect our entire national debate and it could be quite quick sale. a could be quite a quick sale. a bank not really could be quite a quick sale. a bank-not really wanting- bank not really wanting to be bank is not really wanting to be hotthg— bank is not really wanting to be hottthg. hut— bank is not really wanting to be holding, but there _ bank is not really wanting to be holding, but there will be an austtoh— holding, but there will be an auction, there— holding, but there will be an auction, there will be an austtoh— auction, there will be an auction,-hasl auction, there will be ani auction,-has to auction, there will be an- auction,-has to be due auction, and there has to be due ttttgehse— auction, and there has to be due diligence-auction. i diligence before an auction. tau-re— diligence before an auction. hou-rea-— diligence before an auction. you're-a complex- diligence before an auction. i you're-a complex asset, you're buying a complex asset, but isn't listed but the telegraph isn't a listed company, accounts company, right? the accounts aren't publicly available . so aren't publicly available. so serious buyers, serious potential buyers, serious bidders will come forward .

bidders will come forward. there'll be a scoping out process, a due diligence process. but it does look to me just from what i'm reading in the papers and to talking a few people inside, that there will be an auction this incredibly be an auction of this incredibly important media company within the next of months, the next couple of months, including spectator , by the including the spectator, by the way. liam, business way. well, liam, it's a business story. it's a media story. it's a pottttss— story. it's a media story. it's a politics story. _ it's a media story. it's a politics story. who better to tath— a politics story. who better to tath atout— a politics story. who better to talk about it?— a politics story. who better to talk about it? it's— a politics story. who better to talk about it? it's a personal story. — talk about it? it's a personal story. tt-s— talk about it? it's a personal story. to a— talk about it? it's a personal story. i story. it's a personal story for you. we're going to have story. i we're going to have to you. we're going to have to heave— you. we're going to have to teawelthere.— you. we're going to have to leavelthere. but- we're going to have to leave there. but indeed, leave it there. but indeed, sttt— leave it there. but indeed, sttttlsorhe.— leave it there. but indeed, still-come, the- leave it there. but indeed, still come, the number that still to come, the number that sttt— still to come, the number that stttt to— still to come, the number that still to come. _ still to come, the number that still to come. -so- still to come, the number that. still to come. -so sorry, still to come. oh, i'm so sorry, tom. you know— still to come. oh, i'm so sorry, tom. you know what- still to come. oh, i'm so sorry, tom. you know what to- still to come. ca“ you know what to come. the tom. you know what to come. the hurherh— tom. you know what to come. the hurhterlpeopte— tom. you know what to come. the hurhherlpeopte th— you know what to come. the number people in england all you know what to come. the nuntime. people in england all you know what to come. the nuntime. oh zople in england all you know what to come. the nuntime. oh dole in england all you know what to come. the nuntime. oh do you england all you know what to come. the nuntime. oh do you knowand all you know what to come. the nuntime. oh do you know what? the time. oh do you know what? wett— the time. oh do you know what? we-tt teth— the time. oh do you know what? we-tt tett you— the time. oh do you know what? we'll tell you all— the time. oh do you know what? we'll tell you all about what's going— we'll tell you all about what's gothg oh— we'll tell you all about what's gothg oh wtth— we'll tell you all about what's going on with waiting lists atter— going on with waiting lists atter thts. — going on with waiting lists after this. do— going on with waiting lists after this. do you know what i wahtet— after this. do you know what i wahtet to— after this. do you know what i wanted to tell— after this. do you know what i wanted to tell you? a“ g g? wanted to tell you? don't go rust— wanted to tell you? don't go rust yet. — wanted to tell you? don't go just yet. you don't need a newspaper because gb news .com is the fastest growing website in and it has the in the uk and it has all the best news on there. right. you can go now

it's 10 am. on thursday, the 8th of june. and this is to the point with me, tom harwood and bev turner. good morning. thank you tor— bev turner. good morning. thank you tortoththg— bev turner. good morning. thank you tortoththg us— bev turner. good morning. thank you forjoining us. now- good morning. thank you forjoining us. now nhs wattthg— you forjoining us. now nhs waiting lists— you forjoining us. now nhs waiting lists in— you forjoining us. now nhs waiting lists in england have reashet— waiting lists in england have reashet a— waiting lists in england have reached a record— waiting lists in england have reached a record high with an esttrhatet— reached a record high with an estimated 7.4— reached a record high with an estimated 7.4 million people wattthg— estimated 7.4 million people waiting treatment. what waiting to start treatment. what is waiting to start treatment. what ts the— waiting to start treatment. what is the government— waiting to start treatment. what is the government doing about it? is the government doing about tte-thts— is the government doing about it?-this morning- is the government doing about it? this morning . ' i it? find out this morning. and on it? find out this morning. and oh hts— it? find out this morning. and oh hts trtp— it? find out this morning. and oh hts trtp to— it? find out this morning. and on his trip to the— it? find out this morning. and on his trip to the united states, rishi sunak announces the united kingdom will hold the first global artificial

intelligence safety summit. this autumn. he meets with joe biden later today. we'll discuss how his visit stateside is going vote red, go green labour continues its push on the environment despite opposition from the unions. keir starmer is wtsttthg— from the unions. keir starmer is wtsttthg a— from the unions. keir starmer is wtsttthg a green— from the unions. keir starmer is visiting a green steel— i. i“ keir starmer is visiting a green steel plant in lincolnshire._ visiting a green steel plant in lincolnshire. but— visiting a green steel plant in lincolnshire. but how much is it all lincolnshire. but how much is it at gothg— lincolnshire. but how much is it at gothg to— lincolnshire. but how much is it all going to cost— lincolnshire. but how much is it all going to cost you and indeed what— all going to cost you and indeed what ts— all going to cost you and indeed what ts a— all going to cost you and indeed what ts a green— all going to cost you and indeed what is a green steel plant? hut— what is a green steel plant? hut the— what is a green steel plant? but the trial— what is a green steel plant? but the trial goes— what is a green steel plant? but the trial goes on- what is a green steel plant? but the trial goes on without the prince or the duke of sussex has jetted off after he finished giving his evidence in this phone hacking case against the mirror. we'll be looking ahead at what is still to come and when we'll get answers . and some when we'll get answers. and some of you are when we'll get answers. and some oh you saythg— when we'll get answers. and some of you are saying you— when we'll get answers. and some of you are saying you still- of you are saying you still top-t— of you are saying you still toh-t hhow— of you are saying you still don't know what ai is and that tom— don't know what ai is and that torh ttth-t— don't know what ai is and that tom didn't explain it properly enough.— tom didn't explain it properly enough. so— tom didn't explain it properly enough. so you're not going to tettewe— enough. so you're not going to believe what— enough. so you're not going to believe what he's— enough. so you're not going to believe what he's done. don't tett— believe what he's done. don't tett them— believe what he's done. don't tell them what— believe what he's done. don't tell them what you've done. wett— tell them what you've done. we-tt-you. — tell them what you've done. we'll-you. we'll- tell them what you've done. we'll you. we'll tell you. we'll tell you. we'll tell you. tett—pews.- we'll tell you. we'll tell you. tell—news. first| tell you after the news. first of tell you after the news. first ot att— tell you after the news. first ot at here— tell you after the news. first of all, here is— tell you after the news. first of all, here is the- tell you after the news. first of all, here is the news with hhtahhoh— of all, here is the news with hhtahhoh .—

of all, here is the news with rhiannon . good— of all, here is the news with rhiannon . good morning. it's rhiannon. good morning. it's tetoz— rhiannon. good morning. it's 10:02 o'clock. _ rhiannon. good morning. it's 10:02 o'clock. your top stories trom— 10:02 o'clock. your top stories host the— 10:02 o'clock. your top stories host the st— 10:02 o'clock. your top stories from the gb newsroom and some hreahthg— from the gb newsroom and some hreahthg es— from the gb newsroom and some treahhg th— from the gb newsroom and some breaking news in the past few rhthutes.— breaking news in the past few minutes. several— breaking news in the past few minutes. several children have teet— minutes. several children have been thy-uret— minutes. several children have been injured in— minutes. several children have been injured in a— minutes. several children have been injured in a knife attack in been injured in a knife attack th ahhesy.— been injured in a knife attack th ahhesy. a— been injured in a knife attack in annecy, a town located in the trehsh— in annecy, a town located in the trehsh atps— in annecy, a town located in the french alps. the— in annecy, a town located in the french alps. the french interior rhthtster— french alps. the french interior rhthtster has— french alps. the french interior minister has tweeted saying the attasher— minister has tweeted saying the attasher hat— minister has tweeted saying the attacker had been— minister has tweeted saying the attacker had been arrested. this is attacker had been arrested. this ts a— attacker had been arrested. this ts a tewetopthg— attacker had been arrested. this is a developing story and will hrthg— is a developing story and will trthg you— is a developing story and will bring you updates on that as and when— bring you updates on that as and when we— bring you updates on that as and when we get— bring you updates on that as and when we get t— bring you updates on that as and when we get it out. _ bring you updates on that as and when we get it out. and in other hreahthg— when we get it out. and in other treahhg pews— when we get it out. and in other breaking news, an— when we get it out. and in other breaking news, an estimated 7.4 rhttttoh— breaking news, an estimated 7.4 rhttttoh peopte— breaking news, an estimated 7.4 million people in— breaking news, an estimated 7.4 million people in england are wattthg— million people in england are wattthg to— million people in england are waiting to start— million people in england are waiting to start routine hospttat— waiting to start routine hospital treatment , the highest hospital treatment, the highest hurherh— hospital treatment, the highest hurherh shse— hospital treatment, the highest number since records began. more than— number since records began. more than steepe— number since records began. more than 370,000 patients have been wattthg— than 370,000 patients have been wattthg shore— than 370,000 patients have been waiting more than— than 370,000 patients have been waiting more than a year for apt— waiting more than a year for care. and around— waiting more than a year for care. and around 11,000 have teet— care. and around 11,000 have been wattthg— care. and around 11,000 have been waiting more than 18 months.— been waiting more than 18 months. the— been waiting more than 18 months. the government and nhs thgtaht— months. the government and nhs thgtaht have— months. the government and nhs england have set— months. the government and nhs england have set the ambition of ettrhthatthg— england have set the ambition of eliminating all— england have set the ambition of eliminating all waits of more that— eliminating all waits of more that re— eliminating all waits of more than 18 months. _ eliminating all waits of more than 18 months. by april of this year— than 18 months. by april of this year .— than 18 months. by april of this year . srtor— than 18 months. by april of this year , senior doctors say the nhs year, senior doctors say the nhs is year, senior doctors say the nhs ts struggtthg— year, senior doctors say the nhs ts struggtthg to— year, senior doctors say the nhs is struggling to provide safe apt— is struggling to provide safe and effective _ is struggling to provide safe and effective care for all

cancer patients and warns gowerhrheht— cancer patients and warns government action is now srtttsat— government action is now srtttsat the— government action is now critical. the royal college of radiologists— critical. the royal college of radiologists is— critical. the royal college of radiologists is warning of shorts— radiologists is warning of chronic staff— radiologists is warning of chronic staff shortages, with a teta— chronic staff shortages, with a 15% ot— chronic staff shortages, with a 15% of clinical— chronic staff shortages, with a 15% of clinical oncologist postttohs— 15% of clinical oncologist positions is— 15% of clinical oncologist positions is vacant. they say thts— positions is vacant. they say thts ts— positions is vacant. they say this is leading— positions is vacant. they say this is leading to— positions is vacant. they say this is leading to longer wattthg— this is leading to longer waiting times- this is leading to longer waiting times for appointments and treatment,— waiting times for appointments and treatment, with half of all uhtts— and treatment, with half of all uhtts reportthg— and treatment, with half of all units reporting frequent delays for radiotherapy— units reporting frequent delays for radiotherapy and chemotherapy . ipp rishi sunak chemotherapy. ipp rishi sunak has announced— chemotherapy. ipp rishi sunak has announced britain will host the first— has announced britain will host the first global— has announced britain will host the first global summit on arttttstat— the first global summit on artificial intelligence safety. the— artificial intelligence safety. the event— artificial intelligence safety. the event will— artificial intelligence safety. the event will consider the need for internationally— the event will consider the need for internationally coordinated asttoh— for internationally coordinated asttoh to— for internationally coordinated action to mitigate the risks of ai action to mitigate the risks of at .— action to mitigate the risks of at . the— action to mitigate the risks of ai . the prime— action to mitigate the risks of ai . the prime minister says al. the prime minister says there-s— al. the prime minister says there-s a— al. the prime minister says there's a need— al. the prime minister says there's a need to make the erhergthg— there's a need to make the emerging technology safe and secure. downing— emerging technology safe and secure. downing street says the hrtrhe— secure. downing street says the prime minister— secure. downing street says the prime minister will discuss the opportuhtttes— prime minister will discuss the opportunities and challenges of ai opportunities and challenges of at wtth— opportunities and challenges of ai with president— opportunities and challenges of ai with president biden at the whtte— ai with president biden at the whtte house— ai with president biden at the white house this— ai with president biden at the white house this afternoon . white house this afternoon. restteht— white house this afternoon. president vladimir zelenskyy has wtsttet— president vladimir zelenskyy has wsttet the— president vladimir zelenskyy has visited the flooded kherson regtoh— visited the flooded kherson regtoh th— visited the flooded kherson region in southern ukraine to ttssuss— region in southern ukraine to ttssuss the— region in southern ukraine to discuss the country's emergency espohse to— discuss the country's emergency response to the— discuss the country's emergency response to the disaster. it

comes as a ukrainian mp is wattthg— comes as a ukrainian mp is warhthg ot— comes as a ukrainian mp is warning of the— comes as a ukrainian mp is warning of the knock on effect. the— warning of the knock on effect. the destruction— warning of the knock on effect. the destruction of— warning of the knock on effect. the destruction of the kakhovka tarh — the destruction of the kakhovka tarh wtt— the destruction of the kakhovka dam will have— the destruction of the kakhovka dam will have on— the destruction of the kakhovka dam will have on not only her souhtry— dam will have on not only her souhtry tut— dam will have on not only her souhtry tut oh— dam will have on not only her country but on europe. kira hutth— country but on europe. kira hutth has— country but on europe. kira rudik has criticised the international- rudik has criticised the international aid organisation for international aid organisation tor hot— international aid organisation for not helping— international aid organisation for not helping enough . for not helping enough. officials— for not helping enough. officials say— for not helping enough. officials say hundreds of thousands— officials say hundreds of thousands of— officials say hundreds of thousands of people have been left stranded— thousands of people have been left stranded and— thousands of people have been left stranded and without trthhthg— left stranded and without drinking water. speaking to gb wews— drinking water. speaking to gb wews eartter— drinking water. speaking to gb news earlier, mr— drinking water. speaking to gb news earlier, mr ruddock tessrthet— news earlier, mr ruddock described the— news earlier, mr ruddock described the potentially catastrophic— described the potentially catastrophic consequences as the ttsaster— catastrophic consequences as the disaster could— catastrophic consequences as the disaster could have— catastrophic consequences as the disaster could have on the zaporizhzhia_ disaster could have on the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant at zaporizhzhia_ zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that— at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that ts— at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that ts rtght— at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now— at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now does- at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now does not- at zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now does not have the water to cool down because they were taking the water from they were taking the water from the water from the dam . a second the water from the dam. a second threat that is that mines that were in the ground at the battlefield and near it right now, they are in the water and they can migrate whenever the water would go. and it will be the black sea. so the impact on ukrainian people is absolutely

dramatic. back ukrainian people is absolutely dramatic . back here, ukrainian people is absolutely dramatic. back here, unions are sattthg— dramatic. back here, unions are sattthg oh— dramatic. back here, unions are sattthg oh the— dramatic. back here, unions are calling on the house— i ti. back here, unions are calling on the house of lords to ttosh— calling on the house of lords to block government— calling on the house of lords to block government plans to thtrotuse— block government plans to introduce a— block government plans to introduce a new law to ensure rhtrtrhurh— introduce a new law to ensure minimum service— introduce a new law to ensure minimum service levels during strthes— minimum service levels during strthes. reers— minimum service levels during strikes. peers will— minimum service levels during strikes. peers will again debate the httt— strikes. peers will again debate the tttt totay— strikes. peers will again debate the bill today. previously, they-t— the bill today. previously, they'd suggested amendment it's to prevent— they'd suggested amendment it's to prevent workers— they'd suggested amendment it's to prevent workers from being sashet — to prevent workers from being sashet .— to prevent workers from being sacked . these— to prevent workers from being sacked . these were overturned by sacked. these were overturned by arts— sacked. these were overturned by arts .— sacked. these were overturned by tths . the— sacked. these were overturned by arts . the tus— sacked. these were overturned by mps . the tuc has— sacked. these were overturned by mps . the tuc has called the bill mps. the tuc has called the bill undemocratic— mps. the tuc has called the bill undemocratic and— mps. the tuc has called the bill undemocratic and unworkable . all undemocratic and unworkable. all rhthtsters— undemocratic and unworkable. all ministers argue— undemocratic and unworkable. all ministers argue the— undemocratic and unworkable. all ministers argue the public are ehttttet— ministers argue the public are ehttttet to— ministers argue the public are ehttttet to a— ministers argue the public are entitled to a minimum level of serwtse— entitled to a minimum level of serwtse turthg— entitled to a minimum level of service during strikes to reduce ttsrupttoh— service during strikes to reduce ttsrupttoh to— service during strikes to reduce disruption to their— service during strikes to reduce disruption to their lives . disruption to their lives. hottse— disruption to their lives. police chiefs— disruption to their lives. police chiefs say officers are now attending— police chiefs say officers are now attending every home turgtary— now attending every home turgtary th— now attending every home burglary in england and wales tast— burglary in england and wales tast year.— burglary in england and wales tast year. the— burglary in england and wales last year, the national police shtets— last year, the national police chiefs council— last year, the national police chiefs council committed forces to attehtthg— chiefs council committed forces to attending all— chiefs council committed forces to attending all cases . the to attending all cases. the wsrss— to attending all cases. the wsrss says— to attending all cases. the nspcc says the— to attending all cases. the nspcc says the number of turgtartes— nspcc says the number of burglaries is— nspcc says the number of burglaries is at— nspcc says the number of burglaries is at an all time low apt— burglaries is at an all time low aht ts— burglaries is at an all time low aht ts town— burglaries is at an all time low and is down more— burglaries is at an all time low and is down more than 50% over the past— and is down more than 50% over the past decade— and is down more than 50% over the past decade .— and is down more than 50% over the past decade . caroline lucas the past decade. caroline lucas .the— the past decade. caroline lucas . the steep— the past decade. caroline lucas , the green party's— the past decade. caroline lucas , the green party's former heater— , the green party's former teater apt— , the green party's former leader and only mp, has announced— leader and only mp, has announced she'll stand down at the heat— announced she'll stand down at the next general— announced she'll stand down at the next general election. the mp the next general election. the tth tor— the next general election. the mp for brighton— the next general election. the mp for brighton pavilion was

first— mp for brighton pavilion was first elected— mp for brighton pavilion was first elected in— mp for brighton pavilion was first elected in 2010 and has her— first elected in 2010 and has seen her majority increase at the— seen her majority increase at the subsequent— seen her majority increase at the subsequent three elections in the subsequent three elections th aort- — the subsequent three elections th aort- she— the subsequent three elections in 2019. she won— the subsequent three elections in 2019. she won by a margin of atrhost— in 2019. she won by a margin of almost 20,000— in 2019. she won by a margin of almost 20,000 votes. the 62 year old almost 20,000 votes. the 62 year ott says— almost 20,000 votes. the 62 year ott says the — almost 20,000 votes. the 62 year old says the pressures of her rote— old says the pressures of her role means she— old says the pressures of her role means she hasn't been able to tosus— role means she hasn't been able to tosus oh— role means she hasn't been able to focus on the— role means she hasn't been able to focus on the challenges that the— to focus on the challenges that trtwe r...— to focus on the challenges that drive her, mainly— to focus on the challenges that drive her, mainly the climate srtsts— drive her, mainly the climate srtsts .— drive her, mainly the climate srtsts . ohe— drive her, mainly the climate crisis . one of— drive her, mainly the climate crisis . one of the— drive her, mainly the climate crisis . one of the most active crisis. one of the most active oetaos th— crisis. one of the most active volcanoes in the— crisis. one of the most active volcanoes in the world has begun eruptthg— volcanoes in the world has begun eruptthg agath— volcanoes in the world has begun erupting again after a three month— erupting again after a three month pause— erupting again after a three month pause .— erupting again after a three month pause . earlier, eruptions month pause. earlier, eruptions trom— month pause. earlier, eruptions host the— month pause. earlier, eruptions from the kilauea— month pause. earlier, eruptions from the kilauea volcano on hawat-s— from the kilauea volcano on hawatts ttg— from the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island have been tessrthet— hawaii's big island have been described as— hawaii's big island have been described as dynamic. but the us seotogtsat— described as dynamic. but the us geological survey— described as dynamic. but the us geological survey says the lava tows— geological survey says the lava ttows ae— geological survey says the lava flows are currently— geological survey says the lava flows are currently confined to the surrounding _ flows are currently confined to the surrounding crater. kilauea tast— the surrounding crater. kilauea tast eruptet— the surrounding crater. kilauea last erupted in— the surrounding crater. kilauea last erupted in january with asttwty— last erupted in january with activity stretching into march . activity stretching into march. apt— activity stretching into march. aht ah— activity stretching into march. art at uptate— activity stretching into march. and an update on the story we trought— and an update on the story we trought you— and an update on the story we trought you at— and an update on the story we brought you at the start of the news bulletin. _ brought you at the start of the news bulletin. eight children apt— news bulletin. eight children aht oe— news bulletin. eight children and one adult— news bulletin. eight children and one adult have been injured in and one adult have been injured th that— and one adult have been injured th that hhtte— and one adult have been injured in that knife attack in anas sewar— in that knife attack in anas sarwar. a— in that knife attack in anas sarwar, a town— in that knife attack in anas sarwar, a town located in the trehsh— sarwar, a town located in the trehsh atps— sarwar, a town located in the french alps. all— sarwar, a town located in the french alps. all the children are believed _

french alps. all the children are believed to— french alps. all the children are believed to be around three years— are believed to be around three years ott— are believed to be around three years ott. thts— are believed to be around three years old. this story is still tewetopthg— years old. this story is still developing and— years old. this story is still developing and we'll bring you uptates— developing and we'll bring you uptates oh— developing and we'll bring you updates on that— developing and we'll bring you updates on that as we get them . updates on that as we get them. thts— updates on that as we get them. thts ts— updates on that as we get them. thts ts sh— updates on that as we get them. this is gb news.— updates on that as we get them. this is gb news. we'll bring you as t— this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's more as it happens. now, though, tt-s hash— more as it happens. now, though, tt-s hash oe— more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to— more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to beth and . it's back over to beth and. tom |wett— it's back over to beth and. tom | watt as— it's back over to beth and. tom l watt as we— it's back over to beth and. tom i well, as we just— it's back over to beth and. tom. - well, as we just heard there it's back over to beth and. tom. - well, as andjust heard there it's back over to beth and. tom well, as and breakingi there it's back over to beth and. tom. - well, as and breaking news the bulletins and breaking news has been reaching us about has just been reaching us about several injured people in france. there has been a knife attack, of course, and our security editor, mark white is with us with more. this is an ahsotutety— with us with more. this is an absolutely horrific— this is an absolutely horrific story coming through— absolutely horrific story coming through trorh — absolutely horrific story coming through from the— absolutely horrific story coming through from the town of annecy in through from the town of annecy th the — through from the town of annecy th the trehsh— through from the town of annecy in the french alps.— through from the town of annecy in the french alps. lovely ttttte— in the french alps. lovely little tourist— in the french alps. lovely little tourist town, well known to a— little tourist town, well known to a tot— little tourist town, well known to a hot ot— little tourist town, well known to a lot of people— little tourist town, well known to a lot of people that know that— to a lot of people that know that regtoh— to a lot of people that know that region right— to a lot of people that know that region right by a lake there— that region right by a lake there rust— that region right by a lake there just in— that region right by a lake there just in the last hour. and there just in the last hour. and the attash— there just in the last hour. and the attack with— there just in the last hour. and the attack with a— there just in the last hour. and the attack with a man wielding a hate— the attack with a man wielding a hate who— the attack with a man wielding a hate who has— the attack with a man wielding a knife who has a— the attack with a man wielding a knife who has a carried out an attash— knife who has a carried out an attash. were— knife who has a carried out an attack, we're told,— knife who has a carried out an attack, we're told, in the suagre — attack, we're told, in the suagre th— attack, we're told, in the square in the— attack, we're told, in the square in the town. but it

appears— square in the town. but it appears to— square in the town. but it appears to have targeted a play path— appears to have targeted a play parh apt— appears to have targeted a play parh aht th— appears to have targeted a play park and in that— appears to have targeted a play park and in that play park were very— park and in that play park were very young— park and in that play park were some very young children, usery— some very young children, uesry aget— some very young children, nursery aged children in all atout— nursery aged children in all around three— nursery aged children in all around three years old. we're tott— around three years old. we're tott that— around three years old. we're told that eight— around three years old. we're told that eight of these very young— told that eight of these very young children— told that eight of these very young children have been stahhet— young children have been stabbed, including one adult stahhet— stabbed, including one adult stahhet as— stabbed, including one adult stabbed as well. the interior rhthtster— stabbed as well. the interior minister here— stabbed as well. the interior minister here in— stabbed as well. the interior minister here in france has just tweetet— minister here in france has just tweeted about— minister here in france has just tweeted about this, saying that he has— tweeted about this, saying that he has heeh— tweeted about this, saying that he has been kept— tweeted about this, saying that he has been kept informed about the very— he has been kept informed about the very tatest— he has been kept informed about the very latest events that the attasher— the very latest events that the attasher has.— the very latest events that the attacker has. well, it was thtttatty— attacker has. well, it was initially reported bid has been heutrattset— initially reported bid has been neutralised .— initially reported bid has been neutralised . he— initially reported bid has been neutralised . he has described it neutralised. he has described it as arrestet— neutralised. he has described it as arrestet hy— neutralised. he has described it as arrested by after a rapid intervention— as arrested by after a rapid intervention by— as arrested by after a rapid intervention by the police. so we awatt— intervention by the police. so we awatt to— intervention by the police. so we await to see— intervention by the police. so we await to see in fullness of the— we await to see in fullness of the what— we await to see in fullness of time what they— we await to see in fullness of time what they say about this thttwtuat— time what they say about this individual, whether that person is individual, whether that person ts athe— individual, whether that person ts attwe or— individual, whether that person is alive or dead— individual, whether that person is alive or dead at— individual, whether that person is alive or dead at this time. there— is alive or dead at this time. there ewe— is alive or dead at this time. there were some— is alive or dead at this time. there were some local reports sorhthg— there were some local reports sorhthg through— there were some local reports coming through suggesting that the perso— coming through suggesting that the person was— coming through suggesting that the person was wearing some kind of the person was wearing some kind ot a— the person was wearing some kind ot a heattress— the person was wearing some kind of a headdress. we— the person was wearing some kind of a headdress. we don't know. these— of a headdress. we don't know. these ae— of a headdress. we don't know. these are early— of a headdress. we don't know. these are early reports which atways— these are early reports which can always be—

these are early reports which can always be confused . but, can always be confused. but, i tts— can always be confused. but, i tt-s rust— can always be confused. but, i mean, it's just absolute horrttts— mean, it's just absolute horrific. we've seen awful mass stahhthgs— horrific. we've seen awful mass stahhthgs ot— horrific. we've seen awful mass stabbings, of course, before , stabbings, of course, before, espestatty— stabbings, of course, before, espestatty th— stabbings, of course, before, especially in the— stabbings, of course, before, especially in the likes of transe— especially in the likes of trahse .— especially in the likes of trahse . tt— especially in the likes of france . it has- especially in the likes of france . it has a history, sadly france. it has a history, sadly . ot— france. it has a history, sadly .ot tstarhtst— france. it has a history, sadly , of islamist terrorist attacks in , of islamist terrorist attacks th the— , of islamist terrorist attacks th the past.— , of islamist terrorist attacks in the past. and— , of islamist terrorist attacks in the past. and in fact, the thtertor— in the past. and in fact, the interior minister— in the past. and in fact, the interior minister who was just seethg— interior minister who was just seethg the— interior minister who was just seeing the tweet— interior minister who was just seeing the tweet from there waret— seeing the tweet from there waret rust— seeing the tweet from there warned just three weeks ago ahout— warned just three weeks ago about french— warned just three weeks ago about french intelligence sources, suggesting that there woutt— sources, suggesting that there woutt he— sources, suggesting that there woutt he ah— sources, suggesting that there would be an uptick in islamist terrortst— would be an uptick in islamist terrorist threats— would be an uptick in islamist terrorist threats in the weeks apt— terrorist threats in the weeks aht rhohths— terrorist threats in the weeks and months ahead . now we're and months ahead. now we're jumping— and months ahead. now we're turhpthg the— and months ahead. now we're jumping the gun— and months ahead. now we're jumping the gun a bit because we top-t— jumping the gun a bit because we toh-t hhow— jumping the gun a bit because we toh-t hhow at— jumping the gun a bit because we don't know at this— jumping the gun a bit because we don't know at this stage there soutt— don't know at this stage there soutt he— don't know at this stage there could be other— don't know at this stage there could be other explanations as to why— could be other explanations as to why someone— could be other explanations as to why someone has gone berserk wtth— to why someone has gone berserk wtth a— to why someone has gone berserk wtth a hate— to why someone has gone berserk wtth a hate .— to why someone has gone berserk with a knife . so— to why someone has gone berserk with a knife . so let's just wait with a knife. so let's just wait to see— with a knife. so let's just wait to that. — with a knife. so let's just wait to see that. but— with a knife. so let's just wait to see that. but of course, gtweh— to see that. but of course, gtweh the — to see that. but of course, given the history that france has— given the history that france has has— given the history that france has has faced— given the history that france has has faced in— given the history that france has has faced in recent years , has has faced in recent years, tts— has has faced in recent years, it's understandable that attempt— it's understandable that attention would turn to the possthtttty— attention would turn to the possibility of _ attention would turn to the possibility of a— attention would turn to the possibility of a terrorist threat. — possibility of a terrorist threat. but— possibility of a terrorist threat. but for the moment, at teast— threat. but for the moment, at teast .— threat. but for the moment, at teast . rust— threat. but for the moment, at least , just the— threat. but for the moment, at least , just the news being least, just the news being ahsorhet— least, just the news being absorbed at— least, just the news being absorbed at these very young

shtttreh— absorbed at these very young children have— absorbed at these very young children have been stabbed. we top-t— children have been stabbed. we toh-t hhow— children have been stabbed. we toh-t hhow at— children have been stabbed. we don't know at this— children have been stabbed. we don't know at this stage what the condition— don't know at this stage what the condition .— don't know at this stage what the condition . one of the the condition. one of the shtttreh— the condition. one of the children is.— the condition. one of the children is. but at three years old— children is. but at three years ott. there— children is. but at three years old, there absolute , absolutely old, there absolute, absolutely hetptess— old, there absolute, absolutely hetptess to— old, there absolute, absolutely helpless to defend themselves . helpless to defend themselves. hesp — helpless to defend themselves. hesp us— helpless to defend themselves. heep us posttt— helpless to defend themselves. keep us posted, mark,- helpless to defend themselves. keep us posted, mark, as- helpless to defend themselves. keep us posted, mark, as that story breaks, won't you? right back to our top story- 7 right back to our top story this rhorhthg— back to our top story this rhorhthg .— back to our top story this morning . rishi sunak has morning. rishi sunak has announced that the uk will host the ttrst— announced that the uk will host the first global— announced that the uk will host the first global summit on al satety— the first global summit on al satety th— the first global summit on al satety th the— the first global summit on al safety in the autumn . ti ti.i safety in the autumn. he's due to speah— safety in the autumn. he's due to speah to— safety in the autumn. he's due to speak to president biden later today about the potential risk of the emerging technology . they're also going to discuss turther— . they're also going to discuss turther support— . they're also going to discuss further support for— they're also going to discuss further support for ukraine asttohs— further support for ukraine asttohs to— further support for ukraine actions to bolster energy sesurtty— actions to bolster energy security and _ actions to bolster energy security and address the climate so— security and address the climate crisis. so let's— security and address the climate crisis. so let's speak- security and address the climate crisis. so let's speak now to henry hill, the deputy editor of the conservative home website. and henry, it is interesting to hear this is this is rishi sunak really carving out, i suppose , really carving out, i suppose, an international niche for himself, some sceptical might be thinking perhaps this is him thinking perhaps this is him thinking about his job after number 10. but but i suppose rishi sunak is one of the only or perhaps the only g20 leader

who actually knows anything about this stuff . if yeah, he about this stuff. if yeah, he certainly seems to be one of the very few with the background in tech that kind of slightly lamps sometimes lampooned california tech bro background. it does have its uses. it's— tech bro background. it does have its uses. it's a- tech bro background. it does have its uses. it's a very- have its uses. it's a very trhportaht— have its uses. it's a very important area- have its uses. it's a very important area of technology. i you— important area of technology. i you hhow— important area of technology. i mean you know a— important area of technology. i mean you know a cynic might suggest— mean you know a cynic might suggest that— mean you know a cynic might suggest that t— mean you know a cynic might suggest that it is— mean you know a cynic might suggest that it is a tradition that— suggest that it is a tradition that british— suggest that it is a tradition that british prime ministers who are that british prime ministers who th— that british prime ministers who are in trouble— that british prime ministers who are in trouble at— that british prime ministers who are in trouble at home tend to, over-tewetop— are in trouble at home tend to, over develop increasing over time develop an increasing tohthess— over time develop an increasing tohthess tor— over time develop an increasing fondness for international conferences. _ fondness for international conferences. gordon brown did the same— conferences. gordon brown did the same thing.— conferences. gordon brown did the same thing. but you know, utttmatety— the same thing. but you know, utttrhatety. tt— the same thing. but you know, ultimately, if he— the same thing. but you know, ultimately, if he can leverage those— ultimately, if he can leverage those connections and those shttts— those connections and those shttts to— those connections and those shttts to try— those connections and those skills to try and— those connections and those skills to try and get the uk thto— skills to try and get the uk ho a— skills to try and get the uk into a leading— skills to try and get the uk into a leading position in what is into a leading position in what ts gothg— into a leading position in what ts gothg to— into a leading position in what ts gothg to he— into a leading position in what is going to be an— into a leading position in what is going to be an incredibly trhportaht— is going to be an incredibly important technological hotter.— important technological frontier, then- important technological frontier, then that's all to the goot. — frontier, then that's all to the goot. terry— frontier, then that's all to the good. henry what do you make of the trhages— good. henry what do you make of the images that— good. henry what do you make of the images that we're just seethg— the images that we're just seethg some— the images that we're just seeing some on the screen now that— seeing some on the screen now that the.— seeing some on the screen now that the. t— seeing some on the screen now that the. t gue— seeing some on the screen now that the, i guess, downing street— that the, i guess, downing street- have - that the, i guess, downing street have released of street have have released of htsht— street have have released of htsht- — street have have released of htsht- th— street have have released of rishi- in lword- street have have released of rishi- inlword ,. street have have released of. rishi- in lword , they rishi sunak? in a word, they appear to be representing him as looking presidential , huh looking rather presidential, huh . um, well, i mean, it's a prime rhthtstertat— . um, well, i mean, it's a prime ministerial visit— . um, well, i mean, it's a prime ministerial visit and—

um, well, i mean, it's a prime ministerial visit and naturally the erhphasts— ministerial visit and naturally the emphasis is— ministerial visit and naturally the emphasis is therefore going to he— the emphasis is therefore going to he oh— the emphasis is therefore going to he or trythg— the emphasis is therefore going to be on trying to— the emphasis is therefore going to be on trying to make rishi suhah— to be on trying to make rishi sunak personally look dynamic and sunak personally look dynamic aht th— sunak personally look dynamic and in command.— sunak personally look dynamic and in command. you know, theoretically, _ and in command. you know, theoretically, we— and in command. you know, theoretically, we have cabinet gowerhrheht— theoretically, we have cabinet government, but— theoretically, we have cabinet government, but it's not as if the— government, but it's not as if the ehttre— government, but it's not as if the entire cabinet— government, but it's not as if the entire cabinet hives off on all the entire cabinet hives off on at ot— the entire cabinet hives off on at ot these— the entire cabinet hives off on all of these trips,— the entire cabinet hives off on all of these trips, which again rhtght— all of these trips, which again rhtght eaptath— all of these trips, which again might explain why prime rhthtsters— ministers tend to grow thsreasthg— ministers tend to grow increasing these ministers tend to grow- increasing-these visits increasing fond of these visits as the— increasing fond of these visits as the goes— increasing fond of these visits as time goes on.— increasing fond of these visits as time goes on. but, you know , as time goes on. but, you know, the— as time goes on. but, you know, the guesttoh— as time goes on. but, you know, the guesttoh ts— as time goes on. but, you know, the question is whether or not he sa— the question is whether or not he can convert— the question is whether or not he can convert a— the question is whether or not he can convert a good series of photo— he can convert a good series of photo opportunities into a real wth— photo opportunities into a real hou— photo opportunities into a real win. you know,— photo opportunities into a real win. you know, it's all very wett— win. you know, it's all very well hosting— win. you know, it's all very well hosting this conference. that-s— well hosting this conference. has a— well hosting this conference. has a you— well hosting this conference. that's a, you know, a prestige hoost— that's a, you know, a prestige hoost. hut— that's a, you know, a prestige boost. but will— that's a, you know, a prestige boost. but will that mean that hrtttsh— boost. but will that mean that british views— boost. but will that mean that british views and— boost. but will that mean that british views and british sorhartpes— british views and british companies are actually there thttuehsthg— companies are actually there influencing the— companies are actually there influencing the policy that comes out of— influencing the policy that comes out of that conference that-s— comes out of that conference has hot— comes out of that conference thats not a— comes out of that conference that's not a guarantee. this is, i that's not a guarantee. this is, t suppose.— that's not a guarantee. this is, i suppose, following the ptayhooh— i suppose, following the playbook that we did expect out of playbook that we did expect out ot thts— playbook that we did expect out of this conference,— playbook that we did expect out of this conference, there was rhush — of this conference, there was rhush reportthg— of this conference, there was much reporting beforehand that htsht— much reporting beforehand that htsht suhah— much reporting beforehand that rishi sunak had— much reporting beforehand that rishi sunak had three big asks. oue— rishi sunak had three big asks. one to— rishi sunak had three big asks. one to host— rishi sunak had three big asks. one to host a— rishi sunak had three big asks. one to host a conference- rishi sunak had three big asks. one to host a conference to two to host some sort of cern like research facility in the united

kingdom, build one here and three to base into national regulation for al in london. now, we've heard the first bit, and i suppose that was the easy bit. but to have international ai regulatory regulation based in london, that's a much bigger ask . in london, that's a much bigger ask. yes, in london, that's a much bigger ask . yes, it in london, that's a much bigger ask. yes, it is. and the reason tts— ask. yes, it is. and the reason tt-s a— ask. yes, it is. and the reason tt-s a hush— ask. yes, it is. and the reason it's a much bigger— yes, it is. and the reason it's a much bigger ask is heause— it's a much bigger ask is because most- it's a much bigger ask is because most of the cutting edge ai because most of the cutting edge at at— because most of the cutting edge at at the— because most of the cutting edge ai at the moment— because most of the cutting edge ai at the moment that we know atout— ai at the moment that we know ahout ts— ai at the moment that we know ahout ts th— ai at the moment that we know about is in the— ai at the moment that we know about is in the united states rtght. — about is in the united states rtght. apt— about is in the united states right. and the— about is in the united states right. and the united states wtt— right. and the united states wtth-espest- right. and the united states will-expect that. right. and the united states will expect that if will naturally expect that if tts— will naturally expect that if tt-s ah— will naturally expect that if it's an industry— will naturally expect that if it's an industry a sector in it's an industry in a sector in whtsh— it's an industry in a sector in whtshlts— it's an industry in a sector in whichlis leading- it's an industry in a sector in which is leading and in which which it is leading and in which hearty— which it is leading and in which hearty att— which it is leading and in which hearty att ot— which it is leading and in which nearly all of the— which it is leading and in which nearly all of the big players. are—wtth are american, that america will tahe— are american, that america will take—regulation- are american, that america will take—regulation .- take the lead on regulation. nowh— take the lead on regulation. wow. thts— take the lead on regulation. wow. thts ts— take the lead on regulation. now, this is in— take the lead on regulation. now, this is in part sort of hrttath-s— now, this is in part sort of britain's fault. _ now, this is in part sort of britain's fault. britain is chronically— britain's fault. britain is chronically good at chronically very good at incubating— chronically very good at incubating technology . incubating new technology. hteet— incubating new technology. indeed, much— incubating new technology. indeed, much the current indeed, much of the current teshhotogy— indeed, much of the current technology was— indeed, much of the current technology was incubated the technology was incubated in the uhttet— technology was incubated in the uhttet-hut— technology was incubated in the united - but we're - technology was incubated in the united but we're really united kingdom, but we're really bad united kingdom, but we're really hat-whtsh— united kingdom, but we're really bad-which-thatl bad at scale, which means that very—these- bad at scale, which means that. very—these companies very often when these companies teet— very often when these companies heet-sapttat— very often when these companies need-capital, they- very often when these companies need capital, they end up need more capital, they end up hethg— need more capital, they end up hethg hought— need more capital, they end up hethg hought-hy— need more capital, they end up being bought by american being bought out by american ttrrhs— being bought out by american firms _america.| firms and moving to america. so if firms and moving to america. so tt—tt— firms and moving to america. so tt—tt htsht - firms and moving to america. so if_if rishi sunak. if the if britain if rishi sunak reatty— if the if britain if rishi sunak reatty warts— if the if britain if rishi sunak really wants to— if the if britain if rishi sunak really wants to get a bigger rote— really wants to get a bigger rote tor— really wants to get a bigger role for britain— really wants to get a bigger role for britain in regulating

thts— role for britain in regulating thts sestor— role for britain in regulating this sector, then— role for britain in regulating this sector, then logically he heets— this sector, then logically he heets to— this sector, then logically he needs to ensure— this sector, then logically he needs to ensure that the united hthgtorh— needs to ensure that the united hthgtorh has— needs to ensure that the united hthgtorh has a— needs to ensure that the united kingdom has a much bigger role in kingdom has a much bigger role th the— kingdom has a much bigger role in the productive— kingdom has a much bigger role in the productive side of this sestor— in the productive side of this sestor th— in the productive side of this sector in developing new technologies— sector in developing new technologies and growing businesses. _ technologies and growing businesses. where he businesses. that's where he heets— businesses. that's where he heets to— businesses. that's where he needs to focus,— businesses. that's where he needs to focus, not just sort of ashthg— needs to focus, not just sort of asking-american- needs to focus, not just sort of asking american president if asking the american president if ptease— asking the american president if ptease-hrttath— asking the american president if please - britain .the - asking the american president if please britain the one please, can britain be the one that— please, can britain be the one that-ret— please, can britain be the one that-ret tape- please, can britain be the one that-red tape for- that sets the red tape for arhertsah— that sets the red tape for american firms? because that's gothg— american firms? because that's gothg to— american firms? because that's never going to happen. ca“ never going to happen. of course, there— never going to happen. of course, there is— never going to happen. of course, there is more- never going to happen. ca“ never going to happen. of course, there is more to this trip than just ai. course, there is more to this trip than just al. the president course, there is more to this tri the an just al. the president course, there is more to this tri the an just statest president course, there is more to this tri the an just states wantsient course, there is more to this tri the an just states wants to it of the united states wants to talk change. he talk about climate change. he wants to talk about the situation northern ireland situation in northern ireland and ukraine as well. and of course, ukraine as well. is up the agenda there . is high up on the agenda there. are we expecting anything sort of to come out of this of material to come out of this of material to come out of this of this white house meeting today ? well, we've not really today? well, we've not really heart— today? well, we've not really heard anything _ i7 well, we've not really heard anything trailed . i mean, heard anything trailed. i mean, uhrathe.— heard anything trailed. i mean, gparng, th— heard anything trailed. i mean, ukraine, in any— heard anything trailed. i mean, ukraine, in any event, has been sorhptetety— ukraine, in any event, has been completely upended by this this tarh — completely upended by this this dam t— completely upended by this this tarh . the— completely upended by this this tarh . the tart— completely upended by this this dam , the dam development and the dam, the dam development and the hurhahttartah— dam, the dam development and the humanitarian crisis.— dam, the dam development and the humanitarian crisis. so anything that— humanitarian crisis. so anything that they— humanitarian crisis. so anything that they rhtght— humanitarian crisis. so anything that they might have teed up hetorehapt— that they might have teed up beforehand, they're going to be urgehtty— beforehand, they're going to be urgently renegotiating anyway. joe urgently renegotiating anyway. toe htteh-s— urgently renegotiating anyway. joe biden's views on northern tretaht— joe biden's views on northern tretaht ae— joe biden's views on northern ireland are actually fairly shear— ireland are actually fairly clear especially

ireland are actually fairly- clear-especially helpful clear and not especially helpful to the— clear and not especially helpful to the united— clear and not especially helpful to the united kingdom. i don't hhow— to the united kingdom. i don't hhow what— to the united kingdom. i don't know what-sunak- to the united kingdom. i don't know what sunak is hoping know what rishi sunak is hoping to-there— know what rishi sunak is hoping to -there either. - know what rishi sunak is hoping to there either. and to achieve there either. and agath— to achieve there either. and again, climate— to achieve there either. and again, climate change, the key ththg— again, climate change, the key ththgltt-s— again, climate change, the key thing-it's really— again, climate change, the key thing it's really easy to thing is it's really easy to tath— thing is it's really easy to tath-heet- thing is it's really easy to talk-need for. talk about the need for coordination- talk about the need for coordination regulation, coordination and regulation, but fundamentally— coordination and regulation, but fundamentally sunak fundamentally what rishi sunak heets— fundamentally what rishi sunak heets-ts— fundamentally what rishi sunak heets-ts try— fundamentally what rishi sunak needs-is try and- fundamentally what rishi sunak needs is try and ensure needs to do is try and ensure that— needs to do is try and ensure that he— needs to do is try and ensure that he atso— needs to do is try and ensure that he also stands up for hrttath-s— that he also stands up for britain's economic interests, heause— britain's economic interests, because currently america is pursuthg— because currently america is pursuthg thts— because currently america is pursuing this policy of hugely suhstttsthg— pursuing this policy of hugely subsidising domestic companies, thstutthg— subsidising domestic companies, thstutthg greet— subsidising domestic companies, including green tech companies and including green tech companies aht att— including green tech companies art at the— including green tech companies and all the rest— including green tech companies and all the rest of— including green tech companies and all the rest of it. and then sort— and all the rest of it. and then sort-th— and all the rest of it. and then sortlth aty— and all the rest of it. and then sort-in any area— and all the rest of it. and then sort in any area where it sort of in any area where it tsp-t— sort of in any area where it put reatty— sort of in any area where it isn't really internationally competitive, _ isn't really internationally - competitive,_global competitive, calling for global coordination— competitive, calling for global coordination corporation tax coordination on corporation tax is coordination on corporation tax tslreatty— coordination on corporation tax islreally obvious— coordination on corporation tax is really obvious example is a really obvious example of that.— is a really obvious example of that-lhe— is a really obvious example of that..he needs— is a really obvious example of that..he needs to- is a really obvious example of that. he needs to make sure that. so he needs to make sure rig,— that. so he needs to make sure that. yeah— that. so he needs to make sure rig, yeah he— that. so he needs to make sure that, yeah, he does— that. so he needs to make sure that, yeah, he does pursue this gtohat— that, yeah, he does pursue this gtohat agehta— that, yeah, he does pursue this global agenda because it is trhportaht— global agenda because it is important, doesn't use important, but he doesn't use the-.— important, but he doesn't use the. he— important, but he doesn't use the-. he doesn't- important, but he doesn't use the . he doesn't allow the the lure. he doesn't allow the hue— the lure. he doesn't allow the tutela— the lure. he doesn't allow the turela goot— the lure. he doesn't allow the lure-a good photo- the lure. he doesn't allow the lure a good photo opportunity lure of a good photo opportunity and lure of a good photo opportunity ahtlgoot— lure of a good photo opportunity and good headline lock the and a good headline to lock the uhttet— and a good headline to lock the. united—arrangements united kingdom into arrangements that-strush— united kingdom into arrangements that struck disadvantage united kingdom into arrangements thevia struck disadvantage united kingdom into arrangements thevia the struck disadvantage united kingdom into arrangements thevia the united; disadvantage united kingdom into arrangements thevia the united states. itage united kingdom into arrangements thevia the united states. tig us via the united states. very, very— us via the united states. very, very goot— us via the united states. very, very goat paths— us via the united states. very, very good point, henry. very good point. deputy editor of conservativehome henry hill, thank much for joining conservativehome henry hill, thethis much for joining conservativehome henry hill, thethis morning.nuch for joining conservativehome henry hill, thethis morning. ach forjoining conservativehome henry hill, thethis morning. a lotiorjoining conservativehome henry hill, thethis morning. a lot ofjoining conservativehome henry hill, thethis morning. a lot of you ng us this morning. a lot of you i did it just as we were did enjoy it just as we were listening there, the pictures listening to there, the pictures that on screen of rishi that came up on screen of rishi sunak into what looked

sunak running into what looked like a fairly empty baseball stadium. the trouble is, he's so thy.— stadium. the trouble is, he's so try — stadium. the trouble is, he's so try hes— stadium. the trouble is, he's so try hes the— stadium. the trouble is, he's so tiny. he's like a— stadium. the trouble is, he's so tiny. he's like a real- stadium. the trouble is, he's so tiny. he's like a real man, but smaller, isn't he? and he had on that massive baseball jacket like someone's giving him a baseball jacket and they obviously don't in. obviously don't come in. children so i'm sorry, children sizes. so i'm sorry, but look at him. i mean, look, he's had to pull his sleeves up nearly, you know. you know, sorhetrhets— you know, sometimes sometimes great pottttstahs— sometimes sometimes great politicians come— sometimes sometimes great politicians come in in small ht— politicians come in in small sizes. of course— politicians come in in small sizes. of course ,- politicians come in in small sizes. of course , napoleon sizes. of course, napoleon tarhousty— sizes. of course, napoleon famously henry- sizes. of course, napoleon famously henry the eighth was gutte— famously henry the eighth was gutte short.— famously henry the eighth was gutte short. t— famously henry the eighth was quite short. i mean, to be fair, eeryohe— quite short. i mean, to be fair, eeryohe th— quite short. i mean, to be fair, everyone in the— quite short. i mean, to be fair, everyone in the any man with a power— everyone in the any man with a power trtp— everyone in the any man with a power trip tends— everyone in the any man with a power trip tends to _ everyone in the any man with a power trip tends to be quite ttttte— power trip tends to be quite ttttte anyway— power trip tends to be quite little anyway . _ power trip tends to be quite little anyway . i agile power trip tends to be quite little anyway . i ii. little anyway. should we get to can we tell you what you've been saying as well, jerry from torquay, this is about artificial intelligence. well, first of all, anne from corby said , tom, she loves you, but said, tom, she loves you, but you didn't explain what ai is at all. when we when we tasked you with that, are you saying machine learning isn't just a really, really obvious. okay. no, i completely— ”ti?..«t ”ti?..«t okay. no, i completely concede that what— no, i completely concede that what you— no, i completely concede that what you to— no, i completely concede that what you did, i— no, i completely concede that what you did, i completely sohsete— what you did, i completely concede that— what you did, i completely concede that point. and what concede that point. and so what i is

concede that point. and so what is t— concede that point. and so what is t wept— concede that point. and so what is t weht oh— concede that point. and so what i-is i went on to— concede that point. and so what i is i went on to chatgpt, i did is i went on to chatgpt, whtsh—at- which is a generative ai wehstte— which is a generative ai website, and— which is a generative ai website, and i- which is a generative ai website, and i asked it can you exptath— website, and i asked it can you exptath what— website, and i asked it can you explain what ai— website, and i asked it can you explain what ai is— website, and i asked it can you explain what ai is in one sentence, please? and here's what— sentence, please? and here's what the— sentence, please? and here's what the at— sentence, please? and here's what the ai told— sentence, please? and here's what the ai told me . artificial what the ai told me. artificial thtetttgehse— what the ai told me. artificial intelligence is— what the ai told me. artificial intelligence is a— what the ai told me. artificial intelligence is a field of sorhputer— intelligence is a field of computer science, dedicated to sreatthg— computer science, dedicated to creating systems— computer science, dedicated to creating systems that perform tashs— creating systems that perform some tasks, typically requiring hurhah— some tasks, typically requiring human intelligence, including understanding— human intelligence, including understanding natural language , understanding natural language, resoghtsthg— understanding natural language, recognising patterns, solving prohterhs— recognising patterns, solving problems and— recognising patterns, solving problems and decision making like problems and decision making tthe hua— problems and decision making like humans can— problems and decision making like humans can do. but. but then— like humans can do. but. but then t— like humans can do. but. but then t ashet— like humans can do. but. but then i asked ,_ like humans can do. but. but then i asked , please say that. then i asked, please say that. hut— then i asked, please say that. hut the— then i asked, please say that. hut tthe a— then i asked, please say that. but like a pirate— then i asked, please say that. but like a pirate .— then i asked, please say that. but like a pirate . and this is but like a pirate. and this is what— but like a pirate. and this is what tt— but like a pirate. and this is what tt says. — but like a pirate. and this is what it says. this is it. artificial— what it says. this is it. artificial intelligence, you say tis artificial intelligence, you say tts hut— artificial intelligence, you say tts hut the— artificial intelligence, you say tis but the craft— artificial intelligence, you say tis but the craft of teaching sorhputer— tis but the craft of teaching computer systems to do tasks that— computer systems to do tasks that ae— computer systems to do tasks that are normally— computer systems to do tasks that are normally take a smart tats— that are normally take a smart tats hrahs— that are normally take a smart lads brains. you— that are normally take a smart lads brains. you see this is why shtttreh— lads brains. you see this is why children don't— lads brains. you see this is why children don't do— lads brains. you see this is why children don't do their homework ahyoe— children don't do their homework anymore because— children don't do their homework anymore because you just can put it anymore because you just can put tt thto— anymore because you just can put tt thto the— anymore because you just can put it into the then— anymore because you just can put it into the then i— anymore because you just can put it into the then i asked it ptease— it into the then i asked it please explain- it into the then i asked it please explain ai in the form of a rhyrhthg— please explain ai in the form of a rhyming limerick and this is what— a rhyming limerick and this is what tt— a rhyming limerick and this is what tt satt— a rhyming limerick and this is what it said. in— a rhyming limerick and this is what it said. in a— a rhyming limerick and this is what it said. in a world that's in what it said. in a world that's th a— what it said. in a world that's th a wortt— what it said. in a world that's in a world that's— what it said. in a world that's in a world that's both both vast aht— in a world that's both both vast aht spesttts— in a world that's both both vast and specific lies,— in a world that's both both vast and specific lies, ai not all that— and specific lies, ai not all that simplistic— and specific lies, ai not all that simplistic .— and specific lies, ai not all that simplistic. it learns and testtes— that simplistic. it learns and testtes th— that simplistic. it learns and decides in data—

that simplistic. it learns and decides in data .— that simplistic. it learns and decides in data . it confides decides in data. it confides turthg— decides in data. it confides turning tasks— decides in data. it confides turning tasks once hard. terrttts— turning tasks once hard. terrttts. t— turning tasks once hard. terrific. i mean , it's clever. terrific. i mean, it's clever. vou— terrific. i mean, it's clever. you sat— terrific. i mean, it's clever. you cat you— terrific. i mean, it's clever. you can't. you can't- terrific. i mean, it's clever. you can't. you can't lie- terrific. i mean, it's clever. you can't. you can't lie .- terrific. i mean, it's clever. you can't. you can't lie. it is clever. you've got to accept it. it's brilliant. and jerry from torquay says, and i think this is brilliant, jerry, is there anyone at gb news who can remember a bbc program called tomorrow's world? we had all of this takeovers by robots this talk of takeovers by robots and how jobs would be lost, etcetera. ago. and how jobs would be lost, etcett of. ago. and how jobs would be lost, etcettof their ago. and how jobs would be lost, etcettof their predictions ago. and how jobs would be lost, etcettof their predictions never). most of their predictions never came to fruition. it seems came to fruition. and it seems to be all happening again. don't panic, jerry. i like your attitude. well, a lot of teshhotogy— attitude. well, a lot of. technology-made attitude. well, a lot of- technology-made our technology has just made our tohs— technology has just made our tots-pheasant- technology has just made our tohs-pteasaht .- technology has just made our jobs pleasant. but instead jobs more pleasant. but instead of jobs more pleasant. but instead ot thsteat— jobs more pleasant. but instead ot thsteat ot— jobs more pleasant. but instead ot thsteat ot .— jobs more pleasant. but instead of instead of , you— jobs more pleasant. but instead of instead of , you know, jobs more pleasant. but instead of instead of, you know, toiling wtth— of instead of, you know, toiling wtth our— of instead of, you know, toiling with our hands,— of instead of, you know, toiling with our hands, we now get the hart— with our hands, we now get the hart stutt— with our hands, we now get the hart stutt to— with our hands, we now get the hard stuff to be— with our hands, we now get the hard stuff to be done by the somputers— hard stuff to be done by the computers. instead of writing, thsteat— computers. instead of writing, thsteat ot— computers. instead of writing, instead of accountants writing towh— instead of accountants writing towh ttttte— instead of accountants writing down little they— instead of accountants writing down little they can use excel aht— down little they can use excel art the— down little they can use excel and the productivity per person has gone— and the productivity per person has gone up— and the productivity per person has gone up aht— and the productivity per person has gone up and therefore we're rtsher— has gone up and therefore we're rtsher aht— has gone up and therefore we're richer and freer.— has gone up and therefore we're richer and freer. you know what assouhtthg — richer and freer. you know what assouhtthg ts— richer and freer. you know what accounting is one— richer and freer. you know what accounting is one area where they— accounting is one area where they absolutely— accounting is one area where they absolutely where the accountancy _ they absolutely where the accountancy world is benefiting trom— accountancy world is benefiting tom tom — accountancy world is benefiting from from this— accountancy world is benefiting from from this sort of technology. - from from this sort of technology. “ti”ti from from this sort of technology. from from this sort of- technology. there's no doubt about it. right. still to come, prince versus press will prince versus the press will bnng prince versus the press will

bring you up to speed with all the development from when harry took the stand against the mirror group. this is to the point on .

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france that several people have been injured by an individual armed knife. our homeland armed with a knife. our homeland sesurtty— armed with a knife. our homeland sesurtty etttor— armed with a knife. our homeland security editor marc— armed with a knife. our homeland security editor marc white- i our homeland security editor marc white is here.— security editor marc white is here—what- security editor marc white is here._what morei security editor marc white is. here._what more do security editor marc white is- here._what more do we here. and, marc, what more do we hhowe— here. and, marc, what more do we hhowe wett— here. and, marc, what more do we know? well-now- here. and, marc, what more do we know? well now being told know? well we are now being told that— know? well we are now being told that ot— know? well we are now being told that oh the— know? well we are now being told that of the eight— know? well we are now being told that of the eight children that are that of the eight children that reportet— that of the eight children that are reported to— that of the eight children that are reported to have been stahhet.— are reported to have been stahhet. at— are reported to have been stabbed, at least three of those shtttreh— stabbed, at least three of those shtttreh ae— stabbed, at least three of those children are in— stabbed, at least three of those children are in critical condition— children are in critical condition locally or ambulances have— condition locally or ambulances have heeh— condition locally or ambulances have heeh th— condition locally or ambulances have been in the— condition locally or ambulances have been in the area. atrttttthg— have been in the area. airlifting those- have been in the area. airlifting those children to area hospitals is for urgent treatment . it's we're still in treatment. it's we're still in the very early stages of this, but bfmtv, which is very reputable channel in france, is reporting that the alleged attacker in this incident is a syrian asylum seeker. we'll have to wait . that's not confirmation to wait. that's not confirmation from our side. this is what french media are reporting. but bfmtv have a very good track record. they are a reputable news organisation in that country and that's the news that they have at this stage. all we've got from official sources is word from the french interior

minister confirming this horrific incident that schoolchildren have been injured and has also said, according to him, that the attacker has been apprehended by the french police, who were quickly on the scene. now we're told that the children were in this area. it seems to be a local park by the lake within this tourist town in the french alps. it seems that the french alps. it seems that the children were taken there as part of a day out, an excursion to that area when this attack took place . it's you know, it's took place. it's you know, it's a kind of it's an open space help from other members of the pubuc help from other members of the public might not have been readily available. clay hinckley this individual was able to stab eight of these children and one aduu eight of these children and one adult who no doubt was probably trying to defend these children. but as i say, absolutely horrific information . and also horrific information. and also the ages of the children as

well. some reports it's saying their nursery school age, three years old, other reports saying 3 to 5. but regardless, very young children helpless in terms of being able to defend themselves . and at this stage, themselves. and at this stage, we're told that three of those eight children have life threatening injuries. they've been airlifted to local hospitals as awful. awful. thank you, hospitals as awful. awful. thank you hars— hospitals as awful. awful. thank you has .— hospitals as awful. awful. thank you. ttars . tor— hospitals as awful. awful. thank you, marc , for bringing- awful. thank you, marc , for bringing us up to you, marc, for bringing us up to spest— you, marc, for bringing us up to speet .— you, marc, for bringing us up to speet . wow.— you, marc, for bringing us up to speed . now, prince harry fought speed. now, prince harry fought hash— speed. now, prince harry fought hash tears— speed. now, prince harry fought hash tears as— speed. now, prince harry fought back tears as he— speed. now, prince harry fought back tears as he ended his htstorts— back tears as he ended his historic high— back tears as he ended his historic high court testimony in the phone— historic high court testimony in the phone hacking case, which he starts— the phone hacking case, which he statrhslhawe— the phone hacking case, which he claims have initiated to claims to have initiated to protest— claims to have initiated to protest hts— claims to have initiated to protect his wife. now, as part of protect his wife. now, as part ot the— protect his wife. now, as part of the questioning, the duke tetehtet— of the questioning, the duke defended the— of the questioning, the duke defended the lack of cool data trorh — defended the lack of cool data from journalists,— defended the lack of cool data from journalists, claiming they defended the lack of cool data from haveialists, claiming they defended the lack of cool data from have used, claiming they defended the lack of cool data from have used, quote ing they defended the lack of cool data from have used, quote ,ig they defended the lack of cool data from have used, quote , burner may have used, quote, burner phones— may have used, quote, burner phones to— may have used, quote, burner phones to access— may have used, quote, burner phones to access his voicemails. tet-s— phones to access his voicemails. tet-s get— phones to access his voicemails. tet-s get ah— phones to access his voicemails. let's get an update— phones to access his voicemails. let's get an update from gb news hattohat— let's get an update from gb news national reporter— let's get an update from gb news national reporter theo chikomba , is national reporter theo chikomba -tslthe— national reporter theo chikomba -tslthe htgh— national reporter theo chikomba ,-is.the high court- national reporter theo chikomba , is the high court at , who is in the high court at the— , who is in the high court at the htgh— , who is in the high court at the htgh-tor- , who is in the high court at the high-for us- , who is in the high court at the high for us this the high court for us this rhorhthg. — the high court for us this morning. morning, theo. morning. good morning, theo. rust—us— morning. good morning, theo. rust—us eeh- morning. good morning, theo. just us, even though just explain to us, even though harry— just explain to us, even though harry-hat— just explain to us, even though harry-hatitay- just explain to us, even though harry-had-day in- just explain to us, even though harry had day in court, harry has had his day in court, ttteratty— harry has had his day in court, literally this— harry has had his day in court, literally this case— harry has had his day in court, literally this case continues wtth — literally this case continues wtth sorte— literally this case continues with some other— literally this case continues with some other individuals now , it with some other individuals now . tt toes— with some other individuals now , it does indeed. _ with some other individuals now , it does indeed. �*aftati..

, it does indeed. well, just to recap on that story about prince harry, it's garnered a lot of interest this week, in particular when he came here to give his version of events. he's the first senior to royal be to give evidence in court for more than 100 years. now, he's suing the mirror group newspapers for damages and claiming journalists , which also include the sunday mirror and the sunday people, were linked to methods of getting information not in legitimate ways, he says , legitimate ways, he says, gaining information by deception and by use of private investors . gators. now, this week he has been cross—examined eight hours and he was showing some signs of tears during that time as well. now, he told mrjustice fancourt that he remembered suspicious activity, including missed calls and missed voicemail messages , and missed voicemail messages, as from the moment he had mobile. and he also told the court yesterday on wednesday, and he said, i believe that phone hacking was done on an

industrial scale, at least at the read times of the papers at the read times of the papers at the time. and that is beyond any doubt now. the mirror group is determined to show that he is wrong and that the articles that were written about him weren't written in using unlawful information gathering. they say some of that information was printed in other organisation , printed in other organisation, papers or broadcast media at the time and that's where they got some of their information . now, some of their information. now, interestingly, though, meghan's barrister, andrew green, kc , barrister, andrew green, kc, he's contended that harry had no call data evidence and this was total speculation , in his words, total speculation, in his words, that journalists unlawfully obtained information about him in the 33 articles which are at the centre of this case, as you mentioned also turning to today, actress nikki sanderson case against the mirror news newspapers begins today at the

former actor. she's bringing her individual case today against mgm over alleged unlawful information gathering at its titles and that's due to begin this morning . thank you, theo this morning. thank you, theo theo— this morning. thank you, theo theo chikomba— this morning. thank you, theo theo chikomba there- “3 thank you, theo theo chikomba there at the high soutt— theo chikomba there at the high sourt .— theo chikomba there at the high sourt . htt— theo chikomba there at the high sourt . tt-tt he— theo chikomba there at the high court . it'll be interesting, court. it'll be interesting, wot-t— court. it'll be interesting, woh-t tt— court. it'll be interesting, woh-t g, to— court. it'll be interesting, won't it, to see. - court. it'll be interesting, won't it, to see. i mean, from what— won't it, to see. i mean, from what we— won't it, to see. i mean, from what we sa— won't it, to see. i mean, from what we can see,— won't it, to see. i mean, from what we can see, i- won't it, to see. i mean, from what we can see, i mean, what do we toe— what we can see, i mean, what do we toe what— what we can see, i mean, what do we toe what to— what we can see, i mean, what do we do? what do we— what we can see, i mean, what do we do? what do we know? we're not tawyers — we do? what do we know? we're not lawyers, but— we do? what do we know? we're not lawyers, but he— we do? what do we know? we're not lawyers, but he hasn't protuset— not lawyers, but he hasn't produced anything in the headlines.— produced anything in the headlines. you know, where's the wheres— headlines. you know, where's the where's-evidence?- headlines. you know, where's the where's evidence? he said, i where's the evidence? he said, i hater-t— where's the evidence? he said, i haweh-t—t- where's the evidence? he said, i haweh-t—t rust- where's the evidence? he said, i haven't—i just need| haven't got any, but i just need tusttse. — haven't got any, but i just need tusttse. wett— haven't got any, but i just need justice. well,-it- haven't got any, but i just need justice. well,-it is,- haven't got any, but i just need justice. well,-it is, of- justice. well, it is it is, of course, his case to prove if nothing is proven on his part, it falls away. but some people have been writing in, and i have ihave have been writing in, and i have i have an apology to make. actually. henry was not actually. henry vii was not a short king. he was actually over six feet tall. of course, at the time. that was an absolute giant. i did, however , of giant. i did, however, of course, refer to just about everyone else in tudor, england, who was , of course, very who was, of course, very diminutive as any as any door to any tudor building would would attest to. i just love the fact

that— attest to. i just love the fact that you — attest to. i just love the fact that you att— attest to. i just love the fact that you all get— attest to. i just love the fact that you all get in- i just love the fact that you all get in touch with your— that you all get in touch with your historical— that you all get in touch with your historical corrections. as for your historical corrections. as tor tort.— your historical corrections. as tor torh thts— your historical corrections. as for tom, this morning and sarotthe— for tom, this morning and caroline lucas— for tom, this morning and caroline lucas is another topic we're discussing,— caroline lucas is another topic we're discussing, anna said sarotthe— we're discussing, anna said caroline lucas— we're discussing, anna said caroline lucas to stand down. htease— caroline lucas to stand down. htease tett— caroline lucas to stand down. please tell me— caroline lucas to stand down. please tell me she won't be heatthg— please tell me she won't be heatthg tor— please tell me she won't be heading for the— please tell me she won't be heading for the house of lords. hoes— heading for the house of lords. hoes she— heading for the house of lords. does she fear— heading for the house of lords. does she fear losing her seat at the—atter- the next election after hrtghtoh-s— the next election after brighton's fiasco ? brighton's rubbish bin fiasco? what— brighton's rubbish bin fiasco? what-hotthg- brighton's rubbish bin fiasco? what polling there? good what is the polling there? good guesttoh— what is the polling there? good guesttoh-heat- what is the polling there? good question-head to- what is the polling there? good question head to the question. will she head to the house— question. will she head to the house-torts— question. will she head to the house-lords ? _ question. will she head to the house-lords ? i- question. will she head to the house lords ? house of lords? i think it's a possibility. there are already there are already two green members of the house of lords. surely . that's so. so it's quite surely. that's so. so it's quite possible. although it does strike me as quite hypocritical for someone that's been such a fierce critic of the house of lords. then take on the ermine. yeah, we've that yeah, we've never seen that before, have also just. before, have we? also just. just. to get hung up just. i'm sorry to get hung up on this, henry. the sixth was described as a very short stature. so is that what you really meant? i'm going to say i meant. i meant henry. henry the sixth. marcus got in touch about the.— sixth. marcus got in touch about the. the— sixth. marcus got in touch about the. the ot— sixth. marcus got in touch about the. the oil and— sixth. marcus got in touch about the. the oil and gas.— it.“ marcus got in touch about the. the oil and gas. we've got ohwtousty— the. the oil and gas. we've got ohwtousty a— the. the oil and gas. we've got obviously a keir— the. the oil and gas. we've got obviously a keir starmer making this obviously a keir starmer making thts trtp— obviously a keir starmer making thts trtp to— obviously a keir starmer making this trip to lincolnshire to open— this trip to lincolnshire to open a— this trip to lincolnshire to open a gut— this trip to lincolnshire to open a grill or— this trip to lincolnshire to open a grill or to talk about thts— open a grill or to talk about thts greet— open a grill or to talk about this green steel— open a grill or to talk about this green steel plant today .

this green steel plant today. apt— this green steel plant today. aht haus— this green steel plant today. and marcus said— this green steel plant today. and marcus said coal gas and oil hartty— and marcus said coal gas and oil hartty ever— and marcus said coal gas and oil hardly ever breaks— and marcus said coal gas and oil hardly ever breaks down. solar aht— hardly ever breaks down. solar aht wht— hardly ever breaks down. solar and wind does— hardly ever breaks down. solar and wind does these global warrhthg— and wind does these global warming fanatics are cooking up a ttsaster— warming fanatics are cooking up a ttsaster tor— warming fanatics are cooking up a disaster for that.— warming fanatics are cooking up a disaster for that. our country has— a disaster for that. our country has never seen. _ a disaster for that. our country has never seen. “id has never seen. the one thing mark didn't mention there was nuclear power, which of course, is zero emission and never stops. so perhaps, perhaps there's an answer there. absolutely. right. still to tt— absolutely. right. still to come, it was— absolutely. right. still to come, it was a— ' .tiqt right. still to come, it was a momentous night for come, it was a momentous night tor west— come, it was a momentous night tor west harh — come, it was a momentous night for west ham as— come, it was a momentous night for west ham as they won the turopa— for west ham as they won the europa conference league. we're going— europa conference league. we're gothg to— europa conference league. we're gothg to hrthg— europa conference league. we're going to bring you— europa conference league. we're going to bring you more about that— going to bring you more about that atter— going to bring you more about that after morning's news that after your morning's news wtth— that after your morning's news wtth-tones- that after your morning's news wtth-totes .- that after your morning's news wtth-totes. - that after your morning's news with -jones. thanki that after your morning's news- with -jones . thank you, with rhiannon jones. thank you, heth— with rhiannon jones. thank you, hath. soot— with rhiannon jones. thank you, beth. good morning. it's 1031. beth. good morning. it's1031. your top stories from the newsroom eight children and one aduu newsroom eight children and one adult have been injured in a knife attack in the french alps . police have confirmed all of the children were around three years old. three of them are in a life threatening condition. it's understood the attack happenedin it's understood the attack happened in a park in the town of annecy . the french interior of annecy. the french interior minister has said the knifeman has arrested . an estimated

has been arrested. an estimated 7.4 million people in england are waiting to start routine hospital treatment . that's the hospital treatment. that's the highest number since records began. more than 370,000 patients have been waiting more than a year for care. and around 11,000 have been waiting more than 18 months. the government and nhs england had set the ambition of eliminating all waits of more than 18 months. by april of this year , rishi sunak april of this year, rishi sunak has announced britain will host the first global summit on artificial intelligence safety . artificial intelligence safety. me the event will consider internet nationally coordinated action to mitigate the risks of ai, the prime minister says there's a need to make the emerging technology safe and secure. downing street says he'll discuss the opportunities and challenges of ai with president biden at the white house this afternoon . this is house this afternoon. this is new. this hasn't— i“ this is new. this hasn't happened yet. aut— new. this hasn't happened yet. and president— new. this hasn't happened yet. and president zelenskyy- new. this hasn't happened yet. and president zelenskyy has visited the flooded kherson region in southern ukraine to

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channel good morning. it's 1037. channel good morning. it's1037. this is the potat— good morning. it's1037. this is the potht oh— good morning. it's1037. this is the potht on th— good morning. it's1037. this is the point on gb news- .i “3 it's 1037. this is the point on gb news with me bev turner— the point on gb news with me bev turher aht— the point on gb news with me bev turher aht torh — the point on gb news with me bev turner and tom harwood this hotthg— turner and tom harwood this rhorhthg aht— turner and tom harwood this morning and it— turner and tom harwood this morning and it was a it was a

momentous night— morning and it was a it was a momentous night last night for west— momentous night last night for west harh — momentous night last night for west harh as— momentous night last night for west ham as they triumphed agathst— west ham as they triumphed against fiorentina in the europa conference league— against fiorentina in the europa conference league in prague. hurthg— conference league in prague. hurthg the— conference league in prague. during the celebration , fans during the celebration, fans stashet— during the celebration, fans clashed with— during the celebration, fans clashed with riot police setting off clashed with riot police setting ott hares— clashed with riot police setting ott ttares th— clashed with riot police setting off flares in the— clashed with riot police setting off flares in the centre of prague.— off flares in the centre of prague. anas— off flares in the centre of prague. anas sarwar reporter taut— prague. anas sarwar reporter paul hawkins— prague. anas sarwar reporter paul hawkins is— prague. anas sarwar reporter paul hawkins is outside. the uptoh— paul hawkins is outside. the uptoh ts— paul hawkins is outside. the upton is outside— paul hawkins is outside. the upton is outside upton park. as the team— upton is outside upton park. as the team prepare— upton is outside upton park. as the team prepare for a victory parate. — the team prepare for a victory parate. sorte— the team prepare for a victory parade. some soreheads this hotthg— parade. some soreheads this rhorhthg. taut— parade. some soreheads this morning, paul .— parade. some soreheads this morning, paul . _ parade. some soreheads this morning, paul . , parade. some soreheads this morning, paul. 3 ”93 morning, paul. yeah, i imagine there will be. certainly in prague. we know that the west ham team hotel, prague. we know that the west ham team hotel , the music was ham team hotel, the music was said to have stopped playing there around 8.30 this morning. they've got to be here in east london at upton park by 7:00 this evening. there's going to be a few players looking a bit 9r°99yv gr099y, wearing sunglasses, etcetera. why etcetera. but the reason why we're hearing at the london we're hearing not at the london stadium, which is where west ham plays, because is west plays, because this is west ham's home. fact, ham's spiritual home. in fact, if you've got the if you look here, you've got the boleyn then you see the boleyn pub and then you see the big square building in the distance. new block distance. that's a new block of flats sits what used to flats that sits on what used to be the boleyn ground. that's where west ham until where west ham played until 2016, before moving to upton,

before to the london before moving to the london stadium, i should say, which is, of former olympic of course, the former olympic stadium. parade gets stadium. when the parade gets underway, will underway, they everyone will congregate this will a congregate here. this will be a sea of and claret . sea of blue and claret. thousands of ham fans here thousands of west ham fans here watching , seeing players on watching, seeing the players on an open top bus parade make its way down barking they'll way down barking road. they'll turn right , way down barking road. they'll turn right, along. plaistow turn right, head along. plaistow up past plaistow station. plaistow park, and then it'll end up at stratford town hall, where they'll be greeted by the mayor, just as they were when west won their last trophy west ham won their last trophy 43 years ago. speaking of which, there's one of west ham's captains up right now, the captains up there right now, the great great sir bobby great late, great sir bobby moore up there , who along with moore up there, who along with billy bonds and now sir declan rice, the current west ham captain, one of only three west ham captains to have won a major trophy. declan rice, one of the country's best players , england country's best players, england player probably on his way somewhere else. let's hear from him now and then we'll hear from the ham manager , david the west ham manager, david moyes. what they had to moyes. here's what they had to say last night. i'm lost for

worts— say last night. i'm lost for worts t— say last night. i'm lost for words. i think— say last night. i'm lost for words. i think when- i“ 3“. i'm lost for words. i think when i started at west— words. i think when i started at west hash— words. i think when i started at west harh tep— words. i think when i started at west ham ten years ago, i never thought— west ham ten years ago, i never thought tt— west ham ten years ago, i never thought tt he— west ham ten years ago, i never thought i'd be captain of the stuh— thought i'd be captain of the stuh-theh— thought i'd be captain of the club. then tonight, to go on club. and then tonight, to go on aht— club. and then tonight, to go on apt-ush— club. and then tonight, to go on apt-uh. yeah— club. and then tonight, to go on apt-uh. yeah .- club. and then tonight, to go on and-um, yeah , it's- club. and then tonight, to go on and um, yeah , it's just and lift it. um, yeah, it's just tts— and lift it. um, yeah, it's just tt-s another— and lift it. um, yeah, it's just it's another level— and lift it. um, yeah, it's just it's another level now . . it's another level now. it i astuatty— it's another level now. it i actually think— it's another level now. it i actually think the last two years in european football for west ham has been an incredible journey . you know, last year we journey. you know, last year we won group a won the group got to a semi—final . this year we've won semi—final. this year we've won the group, gone unbeaten. now one won a final. so it's been a it's been an incredible sort of achievement really to do so well in europe . yeah so you may have in europe. yeah so you may have ptstures— in europe. yeah so you may have seen pictures of— in europe. yeah so you may have seen pictures of david— a“ .. a3i?“ so you may have seen pictures of david moyes, six seen pictures of david moyes, sh year— seen pictures of david moyes, sh year ott— seen pictures of david moyes, six year old, 60 _ seen pictures of david moyes, six year old, 60 years young hawt— six year old, 60 years young havtt ttoyes— six year old, 60 years young david moyes dancing in the shahgthg— david moyes dancing in the changing room,— david moyes dancing in the changing room, also by the pitch tast— changing room, also by the pitch tast rtght— changing room, also by the pitch tast htght aht— changing room, also by the pitch last night and hugging 87 changing room, also by the pitch last old it and hugging 87 changing room, also by the pitch last old father.|ugging 87 changing room, also by the pitch last old father. very �*ig 87 changing room, also by the pitch last old father. very moving7 changing room, also by the pitch last old father. very moving . year old father. very moving. tts— year old father. very moving. tt-s heet— year old father. very moving. tt-s test a— year old father. very moving. it's been a difficult season for west— it's been a difficult season for west harh. — it's been a difficult season for west ham. they— it's been a difficult season for west ham. they narrowly avoided retegattop— west ham. they narrowly avoided relegation—moyes. relegation. in fact, david moyes at— relegation. in fact, david moyes at s— relegation. in fact, david moyes at s to— relegation. in fact, david moyes at s to s— relegation. in fact, david moyes was at 3 to 3 points during the season. he was— was at 3 to 3 points during the season. he was one game away ttosh— season. he was one game away trorh the— season. he was one game away trorh the sash.— season. he was one game away from the sack. and— season. he was one game away from the sack. and then, of course, .club _ from the sack. and then, of course,-club lost- from the sack. and then, of course, club lost their course, the club lost their co—chairman,_ course, the club lost their co—chairman, david gold, very satty— co—chairman, david gold, very satty-hts— co—chairman, david gold, very sadly, his daughter, sadly, and his daughter, tasguetthe— sadly, and his daughter, jacquelineiso- sadly, and his daughter, jacqueline so been jacqueline. so it's been a tttttsutt— jacqueline. so it's been a difficult season for west ham.

weat— difficult season for west ham. heat-they-re— difficult season for west ham. next they're probably next season, they're probably going— next season, they're probably gothg to— next season, they're probably gothg to he— next season, they're probably going to be without their star. saptath—wheh- going to be without their star. captain _when hei captain declan rice when he stghs— captain declan rice when he stghs tor— captain declan rice when he signs forlbigger_ captain declan rice when he signs for bigger club. they've signs for a bigger club. they've atso— signs for a bigger club. they've atso-sorhe— signs for a bigger club. they've also some question marks also show some question marks over—the- also show some question marksi over—the tohtoh over their tenancy of the london statturh — over their tenancy of the london statturh as— over their tenancy of the london stadium as well. _ over their tenancy of the london stadium as well. they want to buy— stadium as well. they want to huy t.— stadium as well. they want to huy tt. they-ve— stadium as well. they want to buy it. they've offered to buy it, buy it. they've offered to buy g, hut— buy it. they've offered to buy g, hut at— buy it. they've offered to buy it, but at the _ buy it. they've offered to buy it, but at the moment they pay £4 it, but at the moment they pay aa rhttttoh— it, but at the moment they pay aa rhttttoh a— it, but at the moment they pay £4 million a year— it, but at the moment they pay £4 million a year for its upkeep . so— £4 million a year for its upkeep . so sorte— £4 million a year for its upkeep . so some uncertainty over what wtt— . so some uncertainty over what wttt happeh— . so some uncertainty over what wttt happen at— . so some uncertainty over what will happen at the— . so some uncertainty over what will happen at the ground, some uhsertathty— will happen at the ground, some uncertainty with— will happen at the ground, some uncertainty with captain, uncertainty with the captain, havtt—have- uncertainty with the captain, david _ have to i uncertainty with the captain,- david_have to rebuild david moyes will have to rebuild the-hut— david moyes will have to rebuild the-hut they— david moyes will have to rebuild the-but they-still- david moyes will have to rebuild the but they still in the club, but they are still in the— the club, but they are still in the hrerhter— the club, but they are still in the premier league and now the premier league and for now they-re—rhagtsatl they're savouring that magical rhorheht— they're savouring that magical moment-htght— they're savouring that magical moment night taken over. moment last night taken over. ohay. — moment last night taken over. ohay. ththh— moment last night taken over. ohay. thahh you. — moment last night taken over. okay. thank you. thank- moment last night taken over. okay. thank you. thank you, paul okay. thank you. thank you, paul. right we are putting people into position here in the studio. our guests are here for. but i think we are we're going to talk to our guests now, aren't we? it's all a little bit what we're going to do is we're going to review some of the news that's been going on because there has been quite a lot of news. it's quite a busy news weeh— news. it's quite a busy news week, actually. _ it's quite a busy news week, actually. and i don't i top-t— week, actually. and i don't i toh-t hhow— week, actually. and i don't i don't know really where to start. —

don't know really where to start. tat-s— don't know really where to start. let's do- don't know really where to start. titi don't know really where to- start. let's do heathrow, right? heathrow staff have been criticised turning a criticised for turning down a double pay rise this double digit pay rise this morning. this is this is catastrophic. joanna for people who want to go on holiday, we just got our head in our hands going, how can we not fly from heathrow with reassurance? we're going to on our plane this going to get on our plane this summer. no, totally summer. no, i totally understand.- no, i totally understand. and my heart goes out-who-ve- understand. and my heart goes out-who-ve got- out to people who've got hotttays— out to people who've got hotttays-t- out to people who've got holidays-i this holidays booked. i mean, this must— holidays booked. i mean, this hustlawtut— holidays booked. i mean, this must awful them. i mean, must be awful for them. i mean, i must be awful for them. i mean, t-sarot-s— must be awful for them. i mean, t-sarot-s got— must be awful for them. i mean, i-carol's got more- must be awful for them. i mean, i-carol's got more to- must be awful for them. i mean, i carol's got more to say i think carol's got more to say on i think carol's got more to say or thts— i think carol's got more to say or thts story. — i think carol's got more to say on this story. you— i think carol's got more to say on this story. you know, she she-s— on this story. you know, she she-s reatty— on this story. you know, she she's really read— on this story. you know, she she's really read this. you hhow.— she's really read this. you hhow—t- she's really read this. you know,_| have.i she's really read this. you. know,_| have. but she's really read this. you- know,_| have. but it know, more than i have. but it is know, more than i have. but it ts terrthte— know, more than i have. but it is terrible for— know, more than i have. but it is terrible for families. and it rhahes— is terrible for families. and it rhahes you— is terrible for families. and it makes you wonder if they won't assept— makes you wonder if they won't asseptltouhte— makes you wonder if they won't acceptldouble-pay- makes you wonder if they won't accept double pay rise. accept a double digit pay rise. what— accept a double digit pay rise. what-that— accept a double digit pay rise. what-that they're- accept a double digit pay rise. what that they're holding what is it that they're holding out. — what is it that they're holding out. yeah.— what is it that they're holding out. yeah, carol,- what is it that they're holding out. yeah, carol, i- what is it that they're holding out a3i?“ ac?”ti. “ out for? yeah, carol, i mean, we've had strikes, strike strikes, and this is the last thing people need they're thing people need when they're looking forward a summer looking forward to a summer going unite is that going away. unite is saying that this going away. unite is saying that thts ts— going away. unite is saying that thts ts the— going away. unite is saying that thts ts the pay— going away. unite is saying that this is the pay off,— g? “g unite is saying that this is the pay off, that they-ve — this is the pay off, that they've had,- this is the pay off, that they've had, which is 10.1. and atso— they've had, which is 10.1. and atso wtth— they've had, which is 10.1. and atso wtth a— they've had, which is 10.1. and also with a 1100— they've had, which is 10.1. and also with a 1100 cash bonus . also with a 1100 cash bonus. stearty— also with a 1100 cash bonus. stearty they— also with a 1100 cash bonus. clearly they don't think that's goot— clearly they don't think that's goot enough.— clearly they don't think that's good enough. even though it's an thttattoh— good enough. even though it's an inflation busting— good enough. even though it's an inflation busting pay rise. i sap-t— inflation busting pay rise. i can't imagine— inflation busting pay rise. i can't imagine what it is they

want. — can't imagine what it is they want. wett— can't imagine what it is they want. wett t— can't imagine what it is they want. well, i know what it is they— want. well, i know what it is they waht— want. well, i know what it is they want. they— want. well, i know what it is they want. they want to trash the— they want. they want to trash the atrtthe— they want. they want to trash the airline because they think they-re— the airline because they think they-re rhahthg— the airline because they think they're making profit. they're making too much profit. apt— they're making too much profit. aht atso— they're making too much profit. aht atso they— they're making too much profit. and also they-to- they're making too much profit. and also they to trash and also they want to trash the government — and also they want to trash the government. thing is , government. but the thing is, thts— government. but the thing is, thts ts— government. but the thing is, thts ts gothg— government. but the thing is, thts ts gothg to— government. but the thing is, this is going to really affect out— this is going to really affect out worhthg— this is going to really affect out working class people. these are out working class people. these peopte— out working class people. these peopte who— out working class people. these are people who have saved up all year— are people who have saved up all year-a— are people who have saved up all year-a hotttay- are people who have saved up all year-a holiday in- are people who have saved up all year a holiday in one year round for a holiday in one of year round for a holiday in one ot the— year round for a holiday in one of the toughest— year round for a holiday in one of the toughest that we've of the toughest years that we've ever-apt— of the toughest years that we've ever-and what's- of the toughest years that we've ever and what's going to ever known. and what's going to happen— ever known. and what's going to happen ts— ever known. and what's going to happen ts they-re— ever known. and what's going to happen is they're either going to rhtss— happen is they're either going to miss-planes- happen is they're either going to miss-planes ,- happen is they're either going to miss planes , they're to miss their planes, they're going— to miss their planes, they're gothglrhtss— to miss their planes, they're going-miss-days. to miss their planes, they're going miss days of going to miss 2 or 3 days of thet— going to miss 2 or 3 days of their holiday. _ going to miss 2 or 3 days of their holiday. they're going to astuatty— their holiday. they're going to actually-money- their holiday. they're going to actually money and yet you actually lose money and yet you aht— actually lose money and yet you apt—a— actually lose money and yet you apt—a toss— actually lose money and yet you and—a toss about. and i don't give a toss about thts.— and i don't give a toss about thts. they— and i don't give a toss about this. they seem— and i don't give a toss about this. they seem be it's the this. they seem to be it's the condescension_ this. they seem to be it's the condescension of— this. they seem to be it's the condescension of the working tsasses— condescension of the working stasses—upsets- condescension of the working classes upsets me condescension of the working. classes—upsets me in classes that really upsets me in all classes that really upsets me in attlthts— classes that really upsets me in all-this unite— classes that really upsets me in all-this unite are— classes that really upsets me in all this unite are to be a all of this unite are to be a urtoh— all of this unite are to be a that— all of this unite are to be a union that represents working stass— union that represents working stass peopte.— union that represents working class people. and yet here they are—them.- class people. and yet here they are—them. you- class people. and yet here they are them. you know, are spitting on them. you know, when— are spitting on them. you know, whet—hhow.- are spitting on them. you know, whet—hhow. a- are spitting on them. you know, when—know, a loti are spitting on them. you know,i when—know, a lot of when they get you know, a lot of peopte— when they get you know, a lot of peopte-have— when they get you know, a lot of people have deliberate people will have deliberate votet— people will have deliberate votet-year— people will have deliberate voted .year on - people will have deliberate voted year on whether or voted this year on whether or hot—a- voted this year on whether or. hot—a hotttay. not they could afford a holiday. apt— not they could afford a holiday. apt-ores— not they could afford a holiday. and-ones that— not they could afford a holiday. and ones that have managed and the ones that have managed to sape— and the ones that have managed to sape the— and the ones that have managed to scrape the money together, they-re—to- to scrape the money together,| they-re—to-tot they're just going to lose a lot of they're just going to lose a lot oh that— they're just going to lose a lot oh that how— they're just going to lose a lot of that now. and— they're just going to lose a lot of that now. and i— they're just going to lose a lot of that now. and i think of that now. and i just think tts— of that now. and i just think it's hideous. _ of that now. and i just think it's hideous. -you- of that now. and i just think it's hideous. you know, the it's hideous. and, you know, the ththg— it's hideous. and, you know, the ththg-puhtts— it's hideous. and, you know, the thing public, whatever thing is, the public, whatever support— thing is, the public, whatever support-they— thing is, the public, whatever. support-they-the support that they had from the putts.— support that they had from the puhtts. they-ve— support that they had from the public, they've-it- support that they had from the public, they've it now and public, they've lost it now and they— public, they've lost it now and they-sertathty— public, they've lost it now and they certainly lose it they will certainly lose it aut— they will certainly lose it more. and this- they will certainly lose it

more. '“ti they will certainly lose it more. ““ti .. “ more. and this this is unite pretending that money exists when does. is it coming when it does. where is it coming from? was reading that from? i was reading that heathrow . £139 million in heathrow lost. £139 million in the first three months alone of this year. that's a loss of 130. i mean, that's less money. it's a that the airport has to presumably pay higher wages. it's a real short termist view , it's a real short termist view, tomv_ it's a real short termist view, torh heause— it's a real short termist view, tom, because, you know, the atrtthes— tom, because, you know, the airlines lost— tom, because, you know, the airlines lost shedloads during cowh— airlines lost shedloads during sovth aht— airlines lost shedloads during covid and these— airlines lost shedloads during covid and these people don't to— covid and these people don't seem to realise— covid and these people don't seem to realise that they're not going— seem to realise that they're not gothg to— seem to realise that they're not gothg to have— seem to realise that they're not gothg to have a— seem to realise that they're not going to have a job very soon. you— going to have a job very soon. you hhow.— going to have a job very soon. you know, never— going to have a job very soon. you know, never mind a 10% pay rise— you know, never mind a 10% pay they-re— you know, never mind a 10% pay rise, they're not— you know, never mind a 10% pay rise, they're not going to have a hot. — rise, they're not going to have a job. absolutely.— rise, they're not going to have a job. ' .aiil.«t ' “i rise, they're not going to have ajob. “i rise, they're not going to have a job. ' .aiil.«t ' “i . a job. absolutely. and it's also just fact that it will just just the fact that it will just that uncertainty that people just booking just won't bother booking holidays. you know, we get to the this. you just the point with this. you just get fatigued by things being get so fatigued by things being too difficult and everything apparently being broken. like you they'll apparently being broken. like you up they'll apparently being broken. like you up airlines they'll apparently being broken. like you up airlines williey'll apparently being broken. like you up airlines will close. end up the airlines will close. i find it amazing that then i just find it amazing that then it's hotels. people are just stttthg— it's hotels. people are just sitting there _ it's hotels. people are just sitting there and- . people are just sitting there and sort of pretehtthg— sitting there and sort of pretending that inflation or the teht— pretending that inflation or the tett—cowh- debt taken on during covid, that it debt taken on during covid, that t toesh-t— debt taken on during covid, that it doesn't exist,— debt taken on during covid, that it doesn't exist, that can it doesn't exist, that we can wtsh— it doesn't exist, that we can wtsrheahh-- it doesn't exist, that we can. wish-mean, inflation wish it away. i mean, inflation is wish it away. i mean, inflation ts a— wish it away. i mean, inflation ts a-ththg— wish it away. i mean, inflation is a-thing because- wish it away. i mean, inflation is a thing because it is a terrible thing because it rhahes— is a terrible thing because it makes-poorer. _ is a terrible thing because it makes poorer. can't makes us poorer. we can't just strhpty— makes us poorer. we can't just trophy-everyone.- simply magic everyone. an thttattoh— simply magic everyone. an inflation busting pay rise and

pretent— inflation busting pay rise and pretend everything's fine. well, tomv_ pretend everything's fine. well, torh t— pretend everything's fine. well, torh t agree— pretend everything's fine. well, torh t agree-t— pretend everything's fine. well, tom, i agree, i you tom, i agree, but i think you do have—t- tom, i agree, but i think you do have—t t have to remember that. i mean, i sohptetety— have to remember that. i mean, i completely agree and have absolute sympathy with everything carol but absolute sympathy with ethinkiing carol but absolute sympathy with ethinkiing do carol but absolute sympathy with ethinkiing do havetl but absolute sympathy with ethinkiing do have to but absolute sympathy with ethinkiing do have to agreejt i think you do have to agree that it's not staff who work that it's not the staff who work at heathrow who prompt amid the inflation that we're inflation crisis that we're in now. i i would say that now. i mean, i would say that that's a result of us having locked down the economy for two years. and it wasn't years. you know, and it wasn't the now at the the people who are now at the frontline working and who are frontline of working and who are struggling. know, the cost struggling. you know, the cost of food in particular. this is this has gone up. this is an thttattoh— this has gone up. this is an inflation buster,— this has gone up. this is an inflation buster, an- g .. this is an inflation buster, an inflation hustthg— inflation buster, an inflation hustthg pay— inflation buster, an inflation busting pay rise. it is. inflation buster, an inflation busting pay rise. it is . 3i.. busting pay rise. it is. you hhow.— busting pay rise. it is. you hhow-t— busting pay rise. it is. you hhow-t get— busting pay rise. it is. you know,-i get that- busting pay rise. it is. you know,-i get that .- busting pay rise. it is. you know,-i get that . i. busting pay rise. it is. you know, i get that . i do get know, and i get that. i do get that. and think accepting that. and i think accepting a double digit pay rise to me seems quite reasonable thing seems quite a reasonable thing to but i'm just you to do. but i'm just saying, you know, need to look at who know, we do need to look at who actually caused the pay rise and the inflation. you know, and i don't think we should be punishing wrong people here punishing the wrong people here right. but buti punishing the wrong people here right. but but i suppose the right. but but but i suppose the guesttoh— right. but but but i suppose the guesttohlhow— right. but but but i suppose the question-how do— right. but but but i suppose the question-how do you- ” 3“. but but but i suppose the question how do you then end question is how do you then end the—are- the inflation? and there are tehates— the inflation? and there are debates-over- the inflation? and there are- debates -over whether debates to be had over whether it debates to be had over whether tt-the— debates to be had over whether tt-the too— debates to be had over whether it-the too much— debates to be had over whether it the too much quantitative it was the too much quantitative easthg— it was the too much quantitative easthg tore— it was the too much quantitative easthg tohe hy— it was the too much quantitative easing done by the bank of thgtaht— easing done by the bank of thgtaht aht— easing done by the bank of england and the massive printing

of england and the massive printing ot—the— england and the massive printing of_the european- of money that the european sehtrat— of money that the european central-federal. central bank, the federal heserve— central bank, the federal- reserve _states reserve and the united states aht— reserve and the united states apt-ot— reserve and the united states and-of england- reserve and the united states and of england all and the bank of england all uhtertooh— and the bank of england all undertook whether it was undertook or whether it was supply— undertook or whether it was suppty—attl undertook or whether it wasi suppty—att the supply side factors or all the rest— supply side factors or all the rest ot— supply side factors or all the rest ot tt— supply side factors or all the rest of it. but— supply side factors or all the rest of it. but but clearly the thttattoh— rest of it. but but clearly the inflation is— rest of it. but but clearly the inflation is there. _ rest of it. but but clearly the inflation is there. oh, totally. hut— inflation is there. oh, totally. hut t— inflation is there. oh, totally. hut t rust— inflation is there. oh, totally. but i just object— inflation is there. oh, totally. but i just object to— inflation is there. oh, totally. but i just object to me,- inflation is there. oh, totally. but i just object to me, i- inflation is there. oh, totally. but i just object to me, i don't want to have to be paying the cost of this. you know, i didn't ask for lockdown. i didn't ask for quantitative easing to be kind money to be printed , to kind of money to be printed, to subsidise people to stay at home. actually worked home. i actually worked throughout , you know, throughout lockdown, you know, and not the only one. and i know i'm not the only one. i lots of people i know lots and lots of people did. just seems to me did. and it just seems to me that the people who did actually work throughout lockdown, who didn't lockdown, didn't vote for lockdown, didn't ask this situation. ask us to be in this situation. and the ones are taking and now the ones who are taking the hit and that seems the financial hit and that seems to me to very unfair. having to me to be very unfair. having said that, know, said that, you know, i absolutely with carol that absolutely agree with carol that that who've scrimped and that people who've scrimped and saved a holiday deserve that people who've scrimped and save kick �*ioliday deserve that people who've scrimped and save kick in. they're deserve that people who've scrimped and save kick in. they're sayingve this kick in. they're saying rig,— this kick in. they're saying that-hhow.— this kick in. they're saying that,-know, united- ti.

of.they drill down— someone like the ons gets a hold of they drill down the of it, they drill down and the figures— of it, they drill down and the ttgures ae— of it, they drill down and the figures are nothing like that. so, figures are nothing like that. some-— figures are nothing like that. soohe- t- figures are nothing like that. so,-one, i don't- figures are nothing like that. so, one, i don't believe so, i mean, one, i don't believe that— so, i mean, one, i don't believe that ttgure— so, i mean, one, i don't believe that ttgure tor— so, i mean, one, i don't believe that figure for a— so, i mean, one, i don't believe that figure for a start, but i mean, and you— that figure for a start, but i mean, and you it's not it's mean, and you say it's not it's hot— mean, and you say it's not it's hot thet— mean, and you say it's not it's not their fault,— mean, and you say it's not it's not their fault, but, you know, thts— not their fault, but, you know, thts-tessrt— not their fault, but, you know, this-decent this- not their fault, but, you know, this-decent this is- this is a decent this is not a tertsory— this is a decent this is not a tertsory pay— this is a decent this is not a tertsory pay ott— this is a decent this is not a derisory pay off. this is a good pav— derisory pay off. this is a good pay ott— derisory pay off. this is a good pay ott. apt— derisory pay off. this is a good pay ott. aht yet— derisory pay off. this is a good pay off. and yet they still want to puhtsh — pay off. and yet they still want to punish working— pay off. and yet they still want to punish working people. and that-s— to punish working people. and thats what— to punish working people. and that's what-of— to punish working people. and that's what of these strikes that's what all of these strikes are-they-re— that's what all of these strikes are they're punishing are doing. they're punishing worhthg— are doing. they're punishing working-well,- are doing. they're punishing working-well, wel working people. well, we mentioned covid mentioned a little bit of covid there. picked there. and joanna, you've picked up about looking to up a story about looking back to 2021 boris johnson was 2021 and what boris johnson was up to yawn. sorry. you know, thts— up to yawn. sorry. you know, thts ts— up to yawn. sorry. you know, this is another— up to yawn. sorry. you know, this is another story.- .. sorry. you know, this is another story. it's a httt— this is another story. it's a htht ot— this is another story. it's a kind of gotcha— this is another story. it's a kind of gotcha for people. can't let kind of gotcha for people. can't tet thts— kind of gotcha for people. can't tet thts go. — kind of gotcha for people. can't let this go. what— kind of gotcha for people. can't let this go. what was boris johnson— let this go. what was boris tohhsoh up— let this go. what was boris tohhsoh up to— let this go. what was boris johnson up to on every day throughout— johnson up to on every day throughout lockdown? you know, it throughout lockdown? you know, t was— throughout lockdown? you know, tt totgy— throughout lockdown? you know, it was dodgy. there were some ththgs— it was dodgy. there were some ththgs gothg— it was dodgy. there were some ththgs gothg oh— it was dodgy. there were some things going on. boris johnson stearty— things going on. boris johnson was clearly didn't seem to think that— was clearly didn't seem to think that these— was clearly didn't seem to think that these rules— was clearly didn't seem to think that these rules that he was rhahthg— that these rules that he was rhahthg appttet— that these rules that he was making applied to him. but trahhty— making applied to him. but trahhty .— making applied to him. but trahhty . rhy— making applied to him. but frankly , my goodness me, you frankly, my goodness me, you how.— frankly, my goodness me, you how. have— frankly, my goodness me, you know, have we _ frankly, my goodness me, you know, have we not got better ththgs— know, have we not got better ththgs to— know, have we not got better things to talk— know, have we not got better things to talk about right now? how— things to talk about right now? how totg— things to talk about right now? how tohg sa— things to talk about right now? how long can we— things to talk about right now? how long can we milk this for? you— how long can we milk this for? you hhow.— how long can we milk this for? you know, this— how long can we milk this for? you know, this is— how long can we milk this for? you know, this is the front page of you know, this is the front page ot the— you know, this is the front page of the guardian— you know, this is the front page of the guardian today. and i rust— of the guardian today. and i rust waht— of the guardian today. and i rust want to— of the guardian today. and i just want to say— of the guardian today. and i just want to say to the editor of just want to say to the editor ot the— just want to say to the editor of the guardian,—

just want to say to the editor of the guardian, get a life, you how.— of the guardian, get a life, you know, move on.— of the guardian, get a life, you know, move on. can we look at the— know, move on. can we look at the peopte— know, move on. can we look at the peopte who— know, move on. can we look at the people who are— know, move on. can we look at the people who are now dying as a resutt— the people who are now dying as a resutt ot— the people who are now dying as a result of not— the people who are now dying as a result of not being able to get— a result of not being able to get the— a result of not being able to get the health _ a result of not being able to get the health treatment that they— get the health treatment that they teserve— get the health treatment that they deserve, that they they wereo-t — they deserve, that they they were -to because i they deserve, that they they were to because the they deserve, that they they- were-to because the nhs were entitled to because the nhs stoset— were entitled to because the nhs stoset towh— were entitled to because the nhs closed down children who've closed down the children who've tatter— closed down the children who've fallen behind— closed down the children who've fallen behind in— closed down the children who've fallen behind in their education?- fallen behind in their education? how how long must we hahg— education? how how long must we hahg oh— education? how how long must we hang on ahout— education? how how long must we bang on about who— education? how how long must we bang on about who boris johnson was socialised_ bang on about who boris johnson was socialised with? �*" “i . was socialised with? i find it absolutely fascinating on the front page of the guardian here, they use the words covid kerbs. they don't use the word lockdown. exactly because it wasn't lockdown. in fact, you have to get through to several paragraphs in when they say here it is , indoor gatherings were it is, indoor gatherings were banned, except for. quote unquote, reasonably necessary reasons such as work or childcare. if you were caring for someone's children, you could stay indoors . if you were could stay indoors. if you were working, you could mix indoors . working, you could mix indoors. this wasn't lockdown. this was a much lighter form of restriction. and course , at restriction. and of course, at a time when many people were mixing indoors. exactly. and there— mixing indoors. exactly. and there ewe— mixing indoors. exactly. and there were .of_ mixing indoors. exactly. and there were-of grey- x “g i exactly. and there were of grey areas there were lots of grey areas whtsh— there were lots of grey areas which which— there were lots of grey areas which which johnson, which which boris johnson, saute—

which which boris johnson,- sarrte—pothtthg carrie johnson are now pointing to—she— carrie johnson are now pointing to—she was- to the fact that she was pregnant— to the fact that she was pregnant-the- to the fact that she was pregnant the time. the pregnant at the time. the fact that— pregnant at the time. the fact that-hat— pregnant at the time. the fact that-had this— pregnant at the time. the fact that had this young child that they had this young child atreaty— that they had this young child atreaty-she- that they had this young child already,-she was- that they had this young child already, she was there already, whether she was there otttstatty—as- officially or unofficially as a wettthg— officially or unofficially as a wedding planner. but there were lots wedding planner. but there were tots-grey— wedding planner. but there were totslgrey aas— wedding planner. but there were lots grey areas that they lots of grey areas that they soutt — lots of grey areas that they could-ticked.- lots of grey areas that they could ticked. mean, could have ticked. i mean, agath—wouttl could have ticked. i mean,- again,_would say again, you know, i would say that— again, you know, i would say that-reat— again, you know, i would say that real problem that the real problem here is the— that the real problem here is the cowh— that the real problem here is the covid-that- that the real problem here is the covid that were in the covid rules that were in phase.— the covid rules that were in phase-so— the covid rules that were in phase-so rhahy- the covid rules that were in place. so many these place. and so many of these rutes— place. and so many of these rules were completely bonkers. retoo— rules were completely bonkers. tetoo surewt— rules were completely bonkers. 10:00 curfew, rule— rules were completely bonkers. 10:00 curfew, rule of six. you hhow.— 10:00 curfew, rule of six. you know, we've tried _ 10:00 curfew, rule of six. you know, we've tried to wipe these ththgs— know, we've tried to wipe these ththgs trorh — know, we've tried to wipe these things from our— know, we've tried to wipe these things from our minds, it's things from our minds, but it's the rutes— things from our minds, but it's the rules that— things from our minds, but it's the rules that were the problem, not the rules that were the problem, hot—tohhsoh-s- not actually boris johnson's hehavtour— not actually boris johnson's hehavtour .— not actually boris johnson's behaviour. right. carol, let's tath— behaviour. right. carol, let's talk about he's not in talk about harry. he's not in court we had and court today. we had and obviously some revelations yesterday. what struck you from what came out in the last few days over the past two days, that he's given evidence, although it should have been three, that he's made a complete fool of himself. you know, he he— fool of himself. you know, he was he .confronted - i“ you know, he was he confronted yesterday i“ you know, he was said, confronted yesterday i“ you know, he was said, youmfronted yesterday i“ you know, he was said, you know,ed yesterday i“ you know, he was said, you know, that,sterday i“ you know, he was said, you know, that, youiay and said, you know, that, you how.— and said, you know, that, you know,-aware that- and said, you know, that, you know, aware that there know, was he aware that there hot— know, was he aware that there not any— know, was he aware that there was not any evidence to suggest that— was not any evidence to suggest that thtrot— was not any evidence to suggest that mirror group— was not any evidence to suggest that mirror group had hacked his phone— that mirror group had hacked his phone aht— that mirror group had hacked his phone aht hes— that mirror group had hacked his phone and he's not grasped . this phone and he's not grasped. this soutt— phone and he's not grasped. this sourt ts— phone and he's not grasped. this court case is about— phone and he's not grasped. this court case is about facts, not teetthgs. — court case is about facts, not teetthgs. tts— court case is about facts, not feelings. it's about evidence , feelings. it's about evidence, hot— feelings. it's about evidence, not hts— feelings. it's about evidence,

not his truth.— feelings. it's about evidence, not his truth. it's— feelings. it's about evidence, not his truth. it's about the truth. — not his truth. it's about the truth. apt— not his truth. it's about the truth. and there's nothing he has— truth. and there's nothing he has heet— truth. and there's nothing he has been able— truth. and there's nothing he has been able to— truth. and there's nothing he has been able to give to prove that— has been able to give to prove that hts— has been able to give to prove that his phone— has been able to give to prove that his phone was hacked and all that his phone was hacked and at he— that his phone was hacked and at he says— that his phone was hacked and all he says, all— that his phone was hacked and all he says, all he— that his phone was hacked and all he says, all he said when thts— all he says, all he said when thts was— all he says, all he said when this was said— all he says, all he said when this was said to— all he says, all he said when this was said to him was that , this was said to him was that, wett— this was said to him was that, wett ththgs— this was said to him was that, well, things happened and it was susptstous— well, things happened and it was suspicious. well,— well, things happened and it was suspicious. well, that's not what— suspicious. well, that's not what-to- suspicious. well, that's not what-to court- suspicious. well, that's not what to court for, what you went to court for, state.— what you went to court for, hate-wept— what you went to court for, mate.-went to- what you went to court for, mate.-went to -to what you went to court for,- mate.-went to -to prove mate. you went to court to prove that— mate. you went to court to prove that your— mate. you went to court to prove that your phone— mate. you went to court to prove that your phone had been hacked. watve— that your phone had been hacked. tats-heut— that your phone had been hacked. naive-belief,-it? - naive beyond belief, isn't it? it's what it is? it's it's you know what it is? it's in it's you know what it is? it's th hts— it's you know what it is? it's in his entire— it's you know what it is? it's in his entire life.— it's you know what it is? it's in his entire life. no one has shattehget— in his entire life. no one has challenged anything he's ever in his entire life. no one has challtbuttd anything he's ever in his entire life. no one has challtbut also ything he's ever in his entire life. no one has challtbut also the ng he's ever in his entire life. no one has challtbut also the interviewstr said. but also the interviews he-s— said. but also the interviews he-s tore— said. but also the interviews he's done-recent- said. but also the interviews he's done recent years with he's done in recent years with oprah— he's done in recent years with oprah wtth— he's done in recent years with oprah, with tom _ he's done in recent years with oprah, with tom bradby. these are oprah, with tom bradby. these att— oprah, with tom bradby. these att pet— oprah, with tom bradby. these are all pet psycho— oprah, with tom bradby. these are all pet psycho fans who who wtt— are all pet psycho fans who who wtth—hot- are all pet psycho fans who whoi wtth—hot tare will you know, who will not dare to-htrh — will you know, who will not dare to-htrh a— will you know, who will not dare to-htrh a hart— will you know, who will not dare to him a hard question? obe to ask him a hard question? obe wath— to ask him a hard question? obe wath-wett— to ask him a hard question? obe walk-well,-can't- to ask him a hard question? obe walk-well,-can't do- walk out. well, you can't do that— walk out. well, you can't do that th— walk out. well, you can't do that th a— walk out. well, you can't do that in a courtroom. “ that in a courtroom. this is thts— that in a courtroom. this is thts ts— that in a courtroom. this is this is perhaps the first time he's ever had had a proper inaya positive set of questions before the jury about green kc, the jury about andrew green kc, who's who's who's the guy who's cross—examining him is that green is on blazingly polite and how he can't even get cross properly cross when he wants to. you can tell he's almost lost it a soupte— you can tell he's almost lost it a soupte ot— you can tell he's almost lost it a couple of times— you can tell he's almost lost it a couple of times when he shappet— a couple of times when he shappet aht— a couple of times when he snapped and you know he can tell he goes— snapped and you know he can tell he goes oh— snapped and you know he can tell he goes on hts— snapped and you know he can tell he goes on his lunch and his tawyers— he goes on his lunch and his tawyers go— he goes on his lunch and his tawyers go rust—

he goes on his lunch and his lawyers go just calm down, calm town.— lawyers go just calm down, calm towh. apt— lawyers go just calm down, calm towh. aht he— lawyers go just calm down, calm down. and he comes back and then steep— down. and he comes back and then sreeh toes— down. and he comes back and then sreeh toes tt— down. and he comes back and then green does it to— down. and he comes back and then green does it to him— down. and he comes back and then green does it to him again. but hes— green does it to him again. but hes-hate— green does it to him again. but he's-made-fool. green does it to him again. but he's-made-fool of| he's been made a total fool of every— he's been made a total fool of every ptese.— he's been made a total fool of every ptese. every— he's been made a total fool of every piece, every one of the 33 stores— every piece, every one of the 33 stories,-majority_ every piece, every one of the 33 stories, majority now stories, the majority we've now ttssoveret— stories, the majority we've now discovered already in discovered were already in the pess— discovered were already in the press-ot— discovered were already in the press-oh the- discovered were already in the press,-of the bbc,- press, courtesy of the bbc, sourtesy— press, courtesy of the bbc, sourtesy ot— press, courtesy of the bbc, courtesy of the— press, courtesy of the bbc, courtesy of the press association. - courtesy of the press association. some of the information— association. some of the information that got out was through— information that got out was through buckingham palace and it was through buckingham palace and it through— through buckingham palace and it was through saint— through buckingham palace and it was through saint james's hatase— was through saint james's palace. -lot- was through saint james's palace. -lot of. was through saint james's palace. lot of what palace. so it's a lot of what hes— palace. so it's a lot of what he's claiming— palace. so it's a lot of what he's claiming is— palace. so it's a lot of what he's claiming is just simply not true.— he's claiming is just simply not true. he— he's claiming is just simply not true. he was— he's claiming is just simply not true. he was even— he's claiming is just simply not true. he was even even when he's sohtrohtet— true. he was even even when he's sohtrohtet wtth— true. he was even even when he's confronted with the _ true. he was even even when he's confronted with the fact like, you— confronted with the fact like, you how. — confronted with the fact like, you how. the— confronted with the fact like, you know, the chelsy davy thing, confronted with the fact like, voiwas)w, the chelsy davy thing, confronted with the fact like, yotwas convincedzlsy davy thing, confronted with the fact like, yotwas convincedzlsy [that thing, he was convinced that that shetsy— he was convinced that that shetsy havy— he was convinced that that chelsy davy that he's only been hashet— chelsy davy that he's only been hashet over— chelsy davy that he's only been hacked over the— chelsy davy that he's only been hacked over the break—up. and when— hacked over the break—up. and whet-tott— hacked over the break—up. and when -told that- hacked over the break—up. and when -told that two- hacked over the break—up. and when told that two of her when he was told that two of her trtehts— when he was told that two of her friends-actually— when he was told that two of her friends actually leaking friends were actually leaking information— friends were actually leaking information press, he information to the press, he goes—hartl information to the press, hei goes—hart to goes, i find that very hard to hetteve— goes, i find that very hard to hetteve-ho. — goes, i find that very hard to believe.-no. well,- goes, i find that very hard to believe. no. well, you believe. well, no. well, you have— believe. well, no. well, you have i believe _ believe. well, no. well, you have believe because it's have to believe it because it's the—att- have to believe it because it's the—ah t- have to believe it because it's the—all i know. have to believe it because it's the—all i know . the truth. that's all i know. actuat— the truth. that's all i know. actual truth. _ the truth. that's all i know. actual truth. it— the truth. that's all i know. actual truth. it was- the truth. that's all i know. actual truth. it was remarkable , wasn't it? i find that hard to hetteve— , wasn't it? i find that hard to hetteve. hut— , wasn't it? i find that hard to believe. but but— , wasn't it? i find that hard to believe. but but he- . .7’ i find that hard to believe. but but he was always ruhhthg— believe. but but he was always ruhhthg-rtsh— believe. but but he was always running risk ruining running the risk of ruining relationships— running the risk of ruining relationships might running the risk of ruining relationships-might the relationships which might in the hashgroupt— relationships which might in the background. exist. background. they might exist. wow. — background. they might exist. how. -he— background. they might exist. now.-be leaving- background. they might exist. now. be leaving and now. he'll be leaving and gettthg— now. he'll be leaving and gettthg-phohe- now. he'll be leaving and getting phone to these getting on the phone to these states— getting on the phone to these hates—aht- getting on the phone to these. hates—apt gothg. mates of chelsy davy and going, what— mates of chelsy davy and going, what-thinking? - what were you thinking? no, exastty. — what were you thinking? no, exastty. -teet- what were you thinking? no, exactly. -feel very,i exactly. i mean, i feel very, very sorry for chelsy davy because she presumably is leading a quiet life somewhere

not the front page of not being on the front page of the every day. the newspapers every day. and now, bringing all of now, harry, by bringing all of this stuff up in this ridiculous stuff back up in court, is shining spotlight this ridiculous stuff back up in courton shining spotlight this ridiculous stuff back up in courton shiiagain. spotlight this ridiculous stuff back up in courton shiiagain. youlight this ridiculous stuff back up in courton shiiagain. you know, back on her again. you know, it's not journalists who are doing this. it's harry who was doing this. it's harry who was doing but but to say words doing this. but but to say words that i never, thought that i never, ever thought i would actually feel quite would say, i actually feel quite sorry for harry now, you don't i don't say let me explain . let me don't say let me explain. let me explain, because i think you're absolutely right. you know, he's exposing himself a complete absolutely right. you know, he's expobut himself a complete absolutely right. you know, he's expobut himsomethingomplete fool. but but something interesting out from interesting that came out from one of the questions yesterday when you know, when harry was asked, you know, when harry was asked, you know, when you decide to bring when did you decide to bring this about? turns out, this about? and it turns out, you he was summer holiday you know, he was summer holiday . just meghan at a party, . he just met meghan at a party, as you are in south of as you are in the south of france, at elton john's france, staying at elton john's house introduced house and elton john introduced him lawyer . house and elton john introduced him lawyer. and it turns him to his lawyer. and it turns out it was the lawyer's idea to bnng out it was the lawyer's idea to bring this case. and i just think people are seeing harry and seeing pound signs. they're seeing a foolish young man vulnerable with an ego who i think you're right, you know, has been emotionally vulnerable, an ego the size of a planet and

not got the biggest brain and seeing pound signs and how can they exploit him? and some people are rubbing their hands with glee and having a nice addition their bank account. addition to their bank account. he out out this he comes out well out of this thtet— he comes out well out of this limited spectacle.— he comes out well out of this limited spectacle. meghan markle hesause— limited spectacle. meghan markle hesause she— limited spectacle. meghan markle because she she— limited spectacle. meghan markle because she she reports on she reportetty— because she she reports on she reportetty tott— because she she reports on she reportedly told him, do not do thts— reportedly told him, do not do thts .— reportedly told him, do not do thts . ho— reportedly told him, do not do thts . ho hot— reportedly told him, do not do this. do not go— reportedly told him, do not do this. do not go and humiliate yoursett— this. do not go and humiliate yoursett th— this. do not go and humiliate yourself in front— this. do not go and humiliate yourself in front of this inquisition. _ yourself in front of this inquisition. it- yourself in front of this inquisition. it could be. and she— inquisition. it could be. and she aht— inquisition. it could be. and she aht she— inquisition. it could be. and she and she wants to sort of surround him _ she and she wants to sort of surround him with with positive press— surround him with with positive press stay— surround him with with positive press stay th— surround him with with positive press stay in california. she's testtet— press stay in california. she's testtet to— press stay in california. she's decided to not— press stay in california. she's decided to not come over with huh.— decided to not come over with htrh. t— decided to not come over with htrh. t ththh— decided to not come over with him. i think she's— decided to not come over with him. i think she's made the ahsotute— him. i think she's made the absolute right— him. i think she's made the absolute right call here and perhaps— absolute right call here and perhaps-hot— absolute right call here and perhaps not actually under perhaps he's not actually under as hush— perhaps he's not actually under as much under— perhaps he's not actually under as much under her whip hand as many— as much under her whip hand as many peopte— as much under her whip hand as many peopte have— as much under her whip hand as many people have been suggestthg. — many people have been suggesting. .it the suggesting. but it shows the level of paranoia that he suffers from when he when suffers from where when he when he yesterday, he was confronted yesterday, there suggest it there was no data to suggest it being he said being hacked anywhere. he said he accused the mirror of destroying the evidence. i mean, you know, and the judge would have had every to say, have had every right to say, okay, where's your evidence okay, so where's your evidence of show us, maitimo. show of that? show us, maitimo. show us and you know, he us where it is. and you know, he actually also he pre—empted us where it is. and you know, he actuaiandlso he pre—empted us where it is. and you know, he actuaiand he he pre—empted us where it is. and you know, he actuaiand he said he pre—empted

us where it is. and you know, he actuaiand he said he saidaempted us where it is. and you know, he actuaiand he said he said totpted us where it is. and you know, he actuaiand he said he said to thed thing and he said he said to the courtroom, if i if i if this doesn't go in my favour, it will be an injustice. i mean, if i was the judge, i'd go nuts on that because he's basically telling how has to telling the judge how he has to rule. and the judge has rule. so and the judge has already clear he already made clear what he thinks about in the thinks about harry in the arrogance not turning on arrogance and not turning up on day almost it's day one. so it's almost it's almost flipping the way in which we do law in this country. it is up prosecutor to we do law in this country. it is up - prosecutor to prove i up for the prosecutor to prove thet— up for the prosecutor to prove thetr ase— up for the prosecutor to prove their case, not— up for the prosecutor to prove their case, not for— up for the prosecutor to prove their case, not for the person who— their case, not for the person who ts— their case, not for the person who is defending— their case, not for the person who is defending themselves to have— who is defending themselves to have-prove— who is defending themselves to have prove opposite . have to prove the opposite. but that-s— have to prove the opposite. but thats what— have to prove the opposite. but thats what t— have to prove the opposite. but that's what i think— have to prove the opposite. but that's what i think could be quite useful about this trial, because i think there's a lesson for harry, but a lesson for people in society more broadly, because i think for first because i think for the first time, seeing the time, what we're seeing is the my , harry's truth up my truth, harry's truth up against the truth and objectivity and facts and evidence and proof and i think for far too long, both harry and meghan have skated through life on this. it's my truth that there was a two hour long, high speed car chase through the streets of manhattan . it's my streets of manhattan. it's my truth that this happened. and as

carole points out, you know, acquiescent interviewers have just gone along with this and accepted that that's their truth . thatis accepted that that's their truth . that is when you're paranoid, the— . that is when you're paranoid, tthe he— . that is when you're paranoid, tthe he ts— . that is when you're paranoid, like he is, when— that is when you're paranoid, like he is, when you when you're not challenged— like he is, when you when you're not challenged on— like he is, when you when you're not challenged on things, it means you think you're right ahout— means you think you're right about everything. so he's gone thto— about everything. so he's gone thto sourt— about everything. so he's gone thto soutt-t- about everything. so he's gone into court-i know- about everything. so he's gone into court i know my into court thinking, i know my phone— into court thinking, i know my phone-hacked. _ into court thinking, i know my phone-hacked. -no| phone was hacked. i have no proot— phone was hacked. i have no proot. hut— phone was hacked. i have no proof, butlknow_ phone was hacked. i have no proof, but know it was hacked. proof, but i know it was hacked. apt—so— proof, but i know it was hacked. apt—so eveh- proof, but i know it was hacked. and—so even when. and that's how. so even when hes— and that's how. so even when he's confronted _ and that's how. so even when he's confronted with the truth aht— he's confronted with the truth apt—goes- he's confronted with the truth and—goes against| and even if this goes against him— and even if this goes against huh-sttt— and even if this goes against him,-still come- and even if this goes against him, still come out him, he will still come out puhttsty— him, he will still come out puhttsty aht— him, he will still come out publicly and say, mirror group, you— publicly and say, mirror group, you how.— publicly and say, mirror group, you how. ttt— publicly and say, mirror group, you know, did this, which astuatty— you know, did this, which actually astonishing. but you know, did this, which actli lly astonishing. but you know, did this, which actli kind astonishing. but you know, did this, which actli kind of astonishing. but you know, did this, which actli kind of hopetnishing. but you know, did this, which actli kind of hope theiing. but you know, did this, which actli kind of hope the judges.t but i kind of hope the judges. htght. — but i kind of hope the judges. htght. thahh— but i kind of hope the judges. right. thank you— but i kind of hope the judges. right. thank you both. iitit”ti right. thank you both. more to th the— right. thank you both. more to come in the next— right. thank you both. more to come in the next few moments. we're going to talk sunak stateside as he prepares to meet biden more to come on biden later. more to come on that the next hour. we're gb that in the next hour. we're gb news news channel. news britain's news channel. morning. deegan here morning. alex deegan here with your— morning. alex deegan here with your tatest— morning. alex deegan here with your latest update from your latest weather update from the—tour— your latest weather update from the—tour sh- your latest weather update from the—four gb news. the met office. four gb news shahge— the met office. four gb news shahge ts— the met office. four gb news shahge ts ae— the met office. four gb news change is are on— the met office. four gb news change is are on the way, but totay— change is are on the way, but totay ts— change is are on the way, but totay ts shore— change is are on the way, but today is more of— change is are on the way, but today is more of the same, a bit trah— today is more of the same, a bit trah tor— today is more of the same, a bit trah tor host— today is more of the same, a bit drab for most of— today is more of the same, a bit drab for most of us— today is more of the same, a bit drab for most of us out there thts— drab for most of us out there thts hotthg— drab for most of us out there this morning. but we will again see this morning. but we will again the— this morning. but we will again see the sunshine— this morning. but we will again see the sunshine coming through. but see the sunshine coming through. hut-ot— see the sunshine coming through. but-of-pressure,- but the area of high pressure, we've seen-recent- but the area of high pressure, we've seen recent days is we've seen over recent days is rust— we've seen over recent days is rust-to— we've seen over recent days is rust-to shttt- we've seen over recent days is just-to shift.-this| just starting to shift. and this tow— just starting to shift. and this

tow-the— just starting to shift. and this low the southwest is low down to the southwest is startthg— low down to the southwest is startthg to— low down to the southwest is starting to encroach isobars starting to encroach the isobars sgueezthg—rhatel squeezing together. it's made for squeezing together. it's made tor a— squeezing together. it's made tor a wthty— squeezing together. it's made for a windy night in the south—west— for a windy night in the south—west-a- for a windy night in the south—west a blustery day south—west and a blustery day here— south—west and a blustery day here turthg— south—west and a blustery day here during the— south—west and a blustery day here during the day today. south—west and a blustery day here during the day today . but here during the day today. but the stout— here during the day today. but the cloud has— here during the day today. but the cloud has come back in overhtght— the cloud has come back in overnight and— the cloud has come back in overnight and most of us are startthg— overnight and most of us are startthglhtt— overnight and most of us are startinglbit grey- overnight and most of us are starting bit grey again. the starting a bit grey again. the eastern— starting a bit grey again. the eastern side— starting a bit grey again. the eastern side of— starting a bit grey again. the eastern side of england and the northern— eastern side of england and the northern hatt— eastern side of england and the northern half of— eastern side of england and the northern half of scotland may wett— northern half of scotland may wet-pretty— northern half of scotland may well-pretty dry- northern half of scotland may well-pretty dry -- northern half of scotland may well pretty dry . but well stay pretty dry. but elsewhere _ well stay pretty dry. but elsewhere notice the cloud melt . eatthg— elsewhere notice the cloud melt . eatthg away— elsewhere notice the cloud melt , eating away-late- elsewhere notice the cloud melt , eating away late morning , eating away from late morning owarts— , eating away from late morning ovvarts to— , eating away from late morning onwards to reveal— , eating away from late morning onwards to reveal quite a bit of uhshesh— onwards to reveal quite a bit of sunshine. still— onwards to reveal quite a bit of sunshine. still that cool hreee— sunshine. still that cool hreee-oh- sunshine. still that cool breeze,-on thei sunshine. still that cool. breeze,-on the east breeze, though, on the east coast.— breeze, though, on the east coast-tt— breeze, though, on the east coast-t tt— breeze, though, on the east coast,-if it does- breeze, though, on the east coast, if it does turn coast, even if it does turn suhhy— coast, even if it does turn suhhy here.— coast, even if it does turn sunny here, temperatures pegged hash— sunny here, temperatures pegged hash the— sunny here, temperatures pegged back the highest— sunny here, temperatures pegged back the highest temperatures turther— back the highest temperatures further particularly in further west and particularly in the—the- the south—west where the hurhtttty— the south—west where the humidity starting to humidity will be starting to rise. .sunshine- humidity will be starting to rise. sunshine turning hazy rise. the sunshine turning hazy through— rise. the sunshine turning hazy through thts— rise. the sunshine turning hazy through this afternoon as we start— through this afternoon as we start to— through this afternoon as we start to see— through this afternoon as we start to see more— through this afternoon as we start to see more of a change. thts— start to see more of a change. thts ts— start to see more of a change. thts ts rah— start to see more of a change. this is rain. i— start to see more of a change. this is rain. i haven't seen hush— this is rain. i haven't seen rhush ot— this is rain. i haven't seen much of that— this is rain. i haven't seen much of that recently in the torm— much of that recently in the tort ot— much of that recently in the form of showers— much of that recently in the form of showers coming towards the south—west— form of showers coming towards the south—west through the night and the south—west through the night aht turthg— the south—west through the night and during friday.— the south—west through the night and during friday. elsewhere, it's and during friday. elsewhere, tt-s gothg— and during friday. elsewhere, tt-s gothg to— and during friday. elsewhere, tt-s gothg to he— and during friday. elsewhere, it's going to be another dry htght— it's going to be another dry htght-the— it's going to be another dry night-the cloud- it's going to be another dry night the cloud starts to night and the cloud starts to rust— night and the cloud starts to rust push— night and the cloud starts to rust push hash— night and the cloud starts to just push back inland on that easterty— just push back inland on that easterly breeze. _ just push back inland on that easterly breeze. temperatures rhostty— easterly breeze. temperatures rhostty 9— easterly breeze. temperatures rhostty 9lto_ easterly breeze. temperatures mostly 9 10 celsius. so cool mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool ishv_ mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool tsh hut— mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool tsh hut tt— mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool ish, but it will— mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool ish, but it will be— mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool ish, but it will be a— mostly 9 to 10 celsius. so cool ish, but it will be a mild

htght.— ish, but it will be a mild .rgn, a— ish, but it will be a mild night, a warm- ish, but it will be a mild night, a warm night in the south—west— night, a warm night in the south—west getting quite humid here— south—west getting quite humid here wtth— south—west getting quite humid here with still— south—west getting quite humid here with still quite brisk whts— here with still quite brisk wthts. apt— here with still quite brisk winds. and it's in the south—west- winds. and it's in the south—west where we're going to have— south—west where we're going to have the — south—west where we're going to have the showers— south—west where we're going to have the showers tomorrow hit aht— have the showers tomorrow hit aht — have the showers tomorrow hit aht wot— have the showers tomorrow hit and miss. not everywhere seeing ope-there— and miss. not everywhere seeing one,-there could— and miss. not everywhere seeing one,-there could be- one, but there could be 1 or 2 heavy— one, but there could be 1 or 2 heavy — one, but there could be 1 or 2 heavy ones. for— one, but there could be 1 or 2 heavy ones. for much of the uk, it's heavy ones. for much of the uk, tt-s another— heavy ones. for much of the uk, it's another cracking day- tomorrow—grey tomorrow again, starting grey agath— tomorrow again, starting grey agath-east— tomorrow again, starting grey again. -east coast- again. that east coast susceptible- again. that east coast susceptible to the mist sticking atout— susceptible to the mist sticking arout aht— susceptible to the mist sticking arout aht tt— susceptible to the mist sticking around and it will— susceptible to the mist sticking around and it will be cooler here— around and it will be cooler here as— around and it will be cooler here as well,— around and it will be cooler here as well, but- around and it will be cooler here as well, but a better shahse— here as well, but a better chance certainly little inland chance certainly a little inland of chance certainly a little inland ot—suhshthe- chance certainly a little inland of_sunshine an. chance certainly a little inland. of_sunshine an and of seeing some sunshine an and agath— of seeing some sunshine an and agath tt-tt— of seeing some sunshine an and agath tt-tt he— of seeing some sunshine an and again it'll be in— of seeing some sunshine an and again it'll be in the west where we-those— again it'll be in the west where we-those top— again it'll be in the west where we those top temperatures we have those top temperatures on we have those top temperatures o-soast to s- we have those top temperatures on-coast, 26 c is- on the south coast, 26 c is possthte. — on the south coast, 26 c is possthte. tt— on the south coast, 26 c is possible. it turns hotter as we go through— possible. it turns hotter as we go through the— possible. it turns hotter as we go through the weekend . the go through the weekend. the hurhtttty— go through the weekend. the humidity-well. - go through the weekend. the humidity well. so the humidity rises as well. so the htghts— humidity rises as well. so the htghts-he— humidity rises as well. so the nights be getting warmer nights will be getting warmer aht— nights will be getting warmer apt-shahse- nights will be getting warmer and-chance of- nights will be getting warmer and chance of seeing and increase chance of seeing showes— and increase chance of seeing shoesso-e- showers and even some thunderstorms showers and even some- thunderstorms-weekend .

it is 11:00 on thursday, the 8th of june. this is to the point on gb news with me bev turner tom harwood this turner and tom harwood this morning news this morning and breaking news this morning, multiple stabbing in morning, a multiple stabbing in france. politician have france. french politician have atreaty— france. french politician have atreaty stoot— france. french politician have already stood in— i french politician have already stood in silence in thet— already stood in silence in their national— already stood in silence in their national assembly. media outtets— their national assembly. media outtets ae— their national assembly. media outlets are reporting that a syrtah— outlets are reporting that a syrtah asyturh— outlets are reporting that a syrian asylum seeker carried out the attash— syrian asylum seeker carried out the attack. four— syrian asylum seeker carried out the attack. four children as young— the attack. four children as young as— the attack. four children as young as three— the attack. four children as young as three are injured . young as three are injured. wattthg— young as three are injured. waiting lists— young as three are injured. waiting lists in— young as three are injured. waiting lists in england have reached a record high, with an estimated 7.4 million people waiting to start treatment. what is the government doing about it? find out until the point and we'll get the very latest out of

the us as donald trump's former vice president, mike pence announced his his run for the presidency in 2024 . let us know presidency in 2024. let us know your thoughts this morning. gb views at cbnnews.com. but first of all, here's your very latest news with rhiannon jones . bev, news with rhiannon jones. bev, thank you . good morning.- 3“ ?“ti““ bev, thank you . good morning. it's thank you. good morning. it's trthh— thank you. good morning. it's thoz. your— thank you. good morning. it's 11:02. your top— thank you. good morning. it's 11:02. your top stories from the newsroom three— 11:02. your top stories from the newsroom three young children are newsroom three young children th— newsroom three young children th a the— newsroom three young children are in a life threatening sohttttoh— are in a life threatening condition following a knife attash— condition following a knife attash th— condition following a knife attack in the— condition following a knife attack in the french alps. the thtertor— attack in the french alps. the interior minister— attack in the french alps. the interior minister says the attasher— interior minister says the attacker has— interior minister says the attacker has since been arrestet.— attacker has since been arrested, believed to be the man wtettthg— arrested, believed to be the man wtettthg a— arrested, believed to be the man wielding a knife.— arrested, believed to be the man wielding a knife. in this tootage— wielding a knife. in this tootage. tt— wielding a knife. in this footage. if you're watching us on tv— footage. if you're watching us on tv .— footage. if you're watching us on tv . pottse— footage. if you're watching us on tv , police say— footage. if you're watching us on tv , police say four young on tv, police say four young shtttreh— on tv, police say four young children and— on tv, police say four young children and one— on tv, police say four young children and one adult were thy-uret— children and one adult were thturet th— children and one adult were injured in the— children and one adult were injured in the attack. earlier, they— injured in the attack. earlier, they spohe— injured in the attack. earlier, they spohe ot— injured in the attack. earlier, they spoke of eight children hurt— they spoke of eight children hurt .— they spoke of eight children hurt . att— they spoke of eight children hurt . att ot— they spoke of eight children hurt . all of the— they spoke of eight children hurt . all of the toddlers are hurt. all of the toddlers are

atout— hurt. all of the toddlers are around three— hurt. all of the toddlers are around three years old. it's uhterstoot— around three years old. it's understood the— around three years old. it's understood the attack happened in understood the attack happened th a— understood the attack happened th a path— understood the attack happened th a path th— understood the attack happened in a park in the— understood the attack happened in a park in the town of annecy. trehsh— in a park in the town of annecy. french president— in a park in the town of annecy. french president emmanuel macron has sattet— french president emmanuel macron has sattet the— french president emmanuel macron has called the attack one of ahsotute — has called the attack one of absolute cowardice . this an absolute cowardice. this an esttrhatet— absolute cowardice. this an esttrhatet .— absolute cowardice. this an estimated . 7.4— absolute cowardice. this an estimated . 7.4 million people in estimated. 7.4 million people in thgtaht— estimated. 7.4 million people in thgtaht ae— estimated. 7.4 million people in england are waiting to start routthe— england are waiting to start routine hospital treatment. the htghest— routine hospital treatment. the highest number— routine hospital treatment. the highest number since records hegah— highest number since records hegah th— highest number since records hegah th more— highest number since records began in more than 370,000 pattehts— began in more than 370,000 patients have— began in more than 370,000 patients have been waiting more that— patients have been waiting more that a— patients have been waiting more that a year— patients have been waiting more that a year tor— patients have been waiting more than a year for care, and around hoso— than a year for care, and around ttooo have— than a year for care, and around 11,000 have been— than a year for care, and around 11,000 have been waiting more that— 11,000 have been waiting more that re— 11,000 have been waiting more than 18 months. _ 11,000 have been waiting more than 18 months. the government and than 18 months. the government aht ths— than 18 months. the government and nhs england— than 18 months. the government and nhs england had set the arhhtttoh— and nhs england had set the arhhtttoh ot— and nhs england had set the ambition of eliminating all watts— ambition of eliminating all watts ot— ambition of eliminating all waits of more— ambition of eliminating all waits of more than 18 months. by aprtt— waits of more than 18 months. by aprtt thts— waits of more than 18 months. by aprtt thts year— waits of more than 18 months. by aprtt thts year .— waits of more than 18 months. by april this year . and— waits of more than 18 months. by april this year. and it comes as senior doctors— april this year. and it comes as senior doctors say— april this year. and it comes as senior doctors say the nhs is struggtthg— senior doctors say the nhs is struggtthg to— senior doctors say the nhs is struggling to provide safe and ettesttve— struggling to provide safe and effective care— struggling to provide safe and effective care for— struggling to provide safe and effective care for all cancer pattehts. — effective care for all cancer patents. the— effective care for all cancer patients. the royal college of hattotogtsts— patients. the royal college of radiologists is— patients. the royal college of radiologists is warning the government— radiologists is warning the government that government asttohs— government that government asttohs ow— government that government actions now critical to alleviate _ actions now critical to alleviate chronic staff shortages— alleviate chronic staff shortages with 15% of clinical ohsotogtsts— shortages with 15% of clinical oncologists positions vacant. they— oncologists positions vacant. they say— oncologists positions vacant. they say thts— oncologists positions vacant. they say this is— oncologists positions vacant. they say this is leading to

tohger— they say this is leading to longer waiting— they say this is leading to longer waiting times for appointments and treatment , with appointments and treatment, with half appointments and treatment, with hatt ot— appointments and treatment, with hatt ot att— appointments and treatment, with half of all units— appointments and treatment, with half of all units reporting tretueht— half of all units reporting frequent delays for radiotherapy and chemotherapy . rishi sunak and chemotherapy. rishi sunak ses— and chemotherapy. rishi sunak sec has— and chemotherapy. rishi sunak cqc has announced britain will host— cqc has announced britain will host the— cqc has announced britain will host the first— cqc has announced britain will host the first global summit on arttttstat— host the first global summit on artificial intelligence safety. the— artificial intelligence safety. the event— artificial intelligence safety. the event will— artificial intelligence safety. the event will consider the need for internationally— the event will consider the need for internationally coordinated asttoh— for internationally coordinated asttoh to— for internationally coordinated action to mitigate the risks of ai. action to mitigate the risks of at the— action to mitigate the risks of at the hurhe— action to mitigate the risks of al. the prime minister says there-s— al. the prime minister says heres a— al. the prime minister says there's a need— al. the prime minister says there's a need to make the erhergthg— there's a need to make the emerging technology safe and secure. downing— emerging technology safe and secure. downing street says the hrtrhe— secure. downing street says the prime minister— secure. downing street says the prime minister will discuss the opportune— prime minister will discuss the opportune entities and challenges— opportune entities and challenges of ai with president htteh— challenges of ai with president then at— challenges of ai with president then at the— challenges of ai with president biden at the white house this atterhooh— biden at the white house this atterhooh .— biden at the white house this afternoon . elsewhere, president afternoon. elsewhere, president ytattrhtr— afternoon. elsewhere, president vladimir zelenskyy has visited the ttootet— vladimir zelenskyy has visited the flooded kherson region in southern— the flooded kherson region in southern to— the flooded kherson region in southern to ukraine discuss the souhtry-s— southern to ukraine discuss the country's emergency response to the ttsaster— country's emergency response to the ttsaster .— country's emergency response to the disaster. it— country's emergency response to the disaster. it comes as a uhrathtah— the disaster. it comes as a ukrainian mp— the disaster. it comes as a ukrainian mp warns of the knock on ettest— ukrainian mp warns of the knock on ettest the— ukrainian mp warns of the knock on effect the destruction of hahhovha— on effect the destruction of kakhovka dam _ on effect the destruction of kakhovka dam will have on not ohty— kakhovka dam will have on not ohty her— kakhovka dam will have on not ohty her souhtry— kakhovka dam will have on not only her country but on europe . only her country but on europe. htra— only her country but on europe. htra hutth— only her country but on europe. kira rudik has— only her country but on europe. kira rudik has criticised

international— kira rudik has criticised international aid organisations for international aid organisations tor hot— international aid organisations tor hot hetpthg— international aid organisations for not helping enough. officials— for not helping enough. officials say— for not helping enough. officials say hundreds of thousands— officials say hundreds of thousands of— officials say hundreds of thousands of people have been left stranded— thousands of people have been left stranded and— thousands of people have been left stranded and without trthhthg— left stranded and without drinking water. speaking to gb wews— drinking water. speaking to gb wews eartter— drinking water. speaking to gb news earlier, mr— drinking water. speaking to gb news earlier, mr ruddock tessrthet— news earlier, mr ruddock described the— news earlier, mr ruddock described the potentially qatar eutrophts— described the potentially qatar eutrophic consequences. the ttsaster— eutrophic consequences. the disaster could— eutrophic consequences. the disaster could have on the zaportzhta— disaster could have on the zaporizhia nuclear plant and zaporizhzhia_ zaporizhia nuclear plant and zaporizhzhia nuclear station . zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that— zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that ts— zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that ts rtght— zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now— zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now does- zaporizhzhia nuclear station. that is right now does not have the water to cool down because they were taking the water from they were taking the water from the water from the dam . a second the water from the dam. a second threat that is that mines that were in the ground and at the battlefield and near it right now, they are in the water and they can migrate out whenever they can migrate out whenever the water would go and it will be the black sea. so there impact on ukrainian people is absolute dramatic . back here, absolute dramatic. back here, unions are calling— absolute dramatic. back here, unions are calling on- i i. back here, unions are calling on the house of unions are calling on the house ot torts— unions are calling on the house ot torts to— unions are calling on the house of lords to block— unions are calling on the house of lords to block government ptahs— of lords to block government ptahs to— of lords to block government plans to introduce a new law to ensure minimum _ plans to introduce a new law to ensure minimum service levels

turthg— ensure minimum service levels turthg strthes— ensure minimum service levels during strikes. peers will again tehate— during strikes. peers will again tehate the— during strikes. peers will again debate the bill— during strikes. peers will again debate the bill today. previously— debate the bill today. previously they'd suggested amendments— previously they'd suggested amendments to prevent workers trom— amendments to prevent workers trorh hethg— amendments to prevent workers from being sacked. these were overturhet— from being sacked. these were overturhet hy— from being sacked. these were overturned by mps. the tuc has sattet— overturned by mps. the tuc has sattet the— overturned by mps. the tuc has called the bill— overturned by mps. the tuc has called the bill undemocratic and uhworhahte. — called the bill undemocratic and unworkable. ministers argue the puhtts— unworkable. ministers argue the puhtts ae— unworkable. ministers argue the public are entitled to a minimum tevet— public are entitled to a minimum tevet ot— public are entitled to a minimum level of service— public are entitled to a minimum level of service during strikes to retuse— level of service during strikes to reduce disruption to their ttves— to reduce disruption to their ttves .— to reduce disruption to their lives . police— to reduce disruption to their lives . police chiefs say lives. police chiefs say otttsers— lives. police chiefs say officers are _ lives. police chiefs say officers are now attending every home— officers are now attending every home hurgtary— officers are now attending every home burglary in— officers are now attending every home burglary in england and wates— home burglary in england and wates tast— home burglary in england and wales last year,— home burglary in england and wales last year, the national house— wales last year, the national police chiefs— wales last year, the national police chiefs council committed toe— police chiefs council committed toe to— police chiefs council committed forces to attending all cases . forces to attending all cases. the— forces to attending all cases. the wpss— forces to attending all cases. the wpss says— forces to attending all cases. the npcc says the number of hurgtartes— the npcc says the number of burglaries is— the npcc says the number of burglaries is at— the npcc says the number of burglaries is at an all time low aht— burglaries is at an all time low aht ts— burglaries is at an all time low aht ts town— burglaries is at an all time low and is down more— burglaries is at an all time low and is down more than 50% over the past— and is down more than 50% over the past decade— and is down more than 50% over the past decade .— and is down more than 50% over the past decade . caroline lucas the past decade. caroline lucas .the— the past decade. caroline lucas . the steep— the past decade. caroline lucas , the green party's— the past decade. caroline lucas , the green party's former heater— , the green party's former teater aht— , the green party's former leader and only mp, has announced— leader and only mp, has announced she will stand down at the heat— announced she will stand down at the next general— announced she will stand down at the next general election . the the next general election. the mp the next general election. the tip tor— the next general election. the mp for brighton— the next general election. the mp for brighton pavilion was thst— mp for brighton pavilion was first elected— mp for brighton pavilion was first elected in— mp for brighton pavilion was first elected in 2010 and has shse— first elected in 2010 and has since seen her— first elected in 2010 and has since seen her majority increase at the— since seen her majority increase at the subsequent— since seen her majority increase at the subsequent three etesttohs— at the subsequent three elections in— at the subsequent three elections in 2019. she won by a rhargth— elections in 2019. she won by a rhargth ot— elections in 2019. she won by a margin of almost— elections in 2019. she won by a margin of almost 20,000 votes. the— margin of almost 20,000 votes. the oz— margin of almost 20,000 votes. the oz year— margin of almost 20,000 votes. the 62 year old _ margin of almost 20,000 votes.

the 62 year old says the pressures of— the 62 year old says the pressures of her role means she hash-t— pressures of her role means she hash-t heet— pressures of her role means she hasn't been able— pressures of her role means she hasn't been able to— pressures of her role means she hasn't been able to focus on the shattehges— hasn't been able to focus on the challenges that— hasn't been able to focus on the challenges that drive her, rhathty— challenges that drive her, hathty the— challenges that drive her, mainly the climate crisis . this mainly the climate crisis. this aht— mainly the climate crisis. this art oe— mainly the climate crisis. this art ot— mainly the climate crisis. this and one of the— mainly the climate crisis. this and one of the most active votasoe th— and one of the most active volcanoes in the- and one of the most active volcanoes in the world, has heguh— volcanoes in the world, has heguh eruptthg— volcanoes in the world, has begun erupting again after a three— begun erupting again after a three month— begun erupting again after a three month pause . earlier, three month pause. earlier, erupttohs— three month pause. earlier, eruptions from _ three month pause. earlier, eruptions from the kilauea votao— eruptions from the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island have— volcano on hawaii's big island have heet— volcano on hawaii's big island have been described as dynamic. but have been described as dynamic. hut the— have been described as dynamic. hut the us— have been described as dynamic. but the us geological survey says— but the us geological survey says the— but the us geological survey says the tava— but the us geological survey says the lava flows are surrehtty— says the lava flows are currently confined to the surrounding— currently confined to the surrounding crater. kilauea last eruptet— surrounding crater. kilauea last eruptet hash— surrounding crater. kilauea last erupted back in— surrounding crater. kilauea last erupted back in january with asttvtty— erupted back in january with activity stretching well into harsh— activity stretching well into harsh .— activity stretching well into harsh . thts— activity stretching well into march . this is— activity stretching well into march . this is gb news is march. this is gb news is rthgthg— march. this is gb news is rthgthg shore— march. this is gb news is ringing more as it happens. now, though— ringing more as it happens. now, though tts— ringing more as it happens. now, though, it's back— ringing more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to beth aht— though, it's back over to beth aht .— and. tom iwell,. and. tom well, let's get some more information on this news coming out that several out of france that several people have been injured by an individual armed with a knife . individual armed with a knife. our security editor

our homeland security editor marc white joins us for the very latest . and what more do latest. and marc, what more do we yeah the numbers are we know? yeah the numbers are changing. all of the time, as they— changing. all of the time, as they atways— changing. all of the time, as they atways to— changing. all of the time, as they always do in— i g “3 all of the time, as they always do in the early stages— they always do in the early stages ot— they always do in the early stages ot ah— they always do in the early stages of an event like this. were— stages of an event like this. we-re-totat— stages of an event like this. we're-total five- stages of an event like this. we're total five people we're now total five people thy-uret— we're now total five people injured, children and one injured, four children and one atutt. — injured, four children and one atutt. we— injured, four children and one adult. we want— injured, four children and one adult. we want to show you some vtteo—ts— adult. we want to show you some vtteo—ts hethg- adult. we want to show you some video is being widely video now which is being widely reportet— video now which is being widely reportet aht— video now which is being widely reported and viewed on french theta.— reported and viewed on french rhetta. you— reported and viewed on french media. you can— reported and viewed on french media. you can see there that reportet— media. you can see there that were reported to— media. you can see there that were reported to be the attacker hethg— were reported to be the attacker hethg shaset— were reported to be the attacker hethg shaset .— were reported to be the attacker being chased , probably being chased, probably understandably , rather understandably, rather sheeptshty— understandably, rather sheepishly by two individuals here.— sheepishly by two individuals here, because— sheepishly by two individuals here, because you can see that in here, because you can see that th hts— here, because you can see that th hts rtght— here, because you can see that in his right hand,— here, because you can see that in his right hand, he's still sarrythg— in his right hand, he's still sarrythg a— in his right hand, he's still carrying a knife. you just see it carrying a knife. you just see tt every— carrying a knife. you just see tt every ow— carrying a knife. you just see it every now and— carrying a knife. you just see it every now and again, glinting there.— it every now and again, glinting there. how— it every now and again, glinting there. how we— it every now and again, glinting there. now we have also just in there. now we have also just in the tast— there. now we have also just in the tast tew— there. now we have also just in the last few minutes, had confirmation— the last few minutes, had confirmation from the french pottse— confirmation from the french pottse that— confirmation from the french police that this— confirmation from the french police that this man is a syrian hattohat— police that this man is a syrian hattohat who— police that this man is a syrian national who has— police that this man is a syrian national who has been granted tegat— national who has been granted tegat retugee— national who has been granted legal refugee status in france. thts— legal refugee status in france. this incident— legal refugee status in france. this incident unfolded just a

soupte— this incident unfolded just a soupte ot— this incident unfolded just a couple of hours— this incident unfolded just a couple of hours ago at a park in the tourtst— couple of hours ago at a park in the tourist town _ couple of hours ago at a park in the tourist town of— couple of hours ago at a park in the tourist town of annecy in the— the tourist town of annecy in the trehsh— the tourist town of annecy in the french alps— the tourist town of annecy in the french alps .— the tourist town of annecy in the french alps . we just wanted the french alps. we just wanted to try— the french alps. we just wanted to try to— the french alps. we just wanted to try to you— the french alps. we just wanted to try to you know,— the french alps. we just wanted to try to you know, we've not test — to try to you know, we've not test ahte— to try to you know, we've not test ahte to — to try to you know, we've not been able to independently vertty— been able to independently vertty these— been able to independently verify these images ourselves, hut— verify these images ourselves, hut we— verify these images ourselves, hut we have— verify these images ourselves, but we have looked at google hahh— but we have looked at google tarth trhages— but we have looked at google earth images of— but we have looked at google earth images of that park ttsett— earth images of that park ttsett. you— earth images of that park itself. you can— earth images of that park itself. you can see that bridge that— itself. you can see that bridge that was— itself. you can see that bridge that was behind— itself. you can see that bridge that was behind the alleged attasher— that was behind the alleged attacker there. _ that was behind the alleged attacker there. that's at the hrttge— attacker there. that's at the hrttge th— attacker there. that's at the bridge in that— attacker there. that's at the bridge in that picture , roughly bridge in that picture, roughly the same— bridge in that picture, roughly the same angle,— bridge in that picture, roughly the same angle, a little bit htgher— the same angle, a little bit htgher up.— the same angle, a little bit htgher up. hut— the same angle, a little bit higher up. but you can see that hrttge— higher up. but you can see that hrttge rust— higher up. but you can see that hrttge rust to— higher up. but you can see that bridge just to the— higher up. but you can see that bridge just to the left of the trees— bridge just to the left of the trees ts— bridge just to the left of the trees is there. _ bridge just to the left of the trees is there. if— bridge just to the left of the trees is there. if we can go hash— trees is there. if we can go hash to— trees is there. if we can go hash to the— trees is there. if we can go back to the video of the attasher.— back to the video of the attacker, you _ back to the video of the attacker, you see that same hrttge— attacker, you see that same hrttge th— attacker, you see that same bridge in shot— attacker, you see that same bridge in shot there . so that, bridge in shot there. so that, as t— bridge in shot there. so that, as t say.— bridge in shot there. so that, as t say. tts— bridge in shot there. so that, as i say, it's been— bridge in shot there. so that, as i say, it's been widely circulated— as i say, it's been widely circulated now- as i say, it's been widely circulated now and shown on trehsh— circulated now and shown on trehsh theta.— circulated now and shown on french media. they, too , believe french media. they, too, believe that— french media. they, too, believe that thts— french media. they, too, believe that this accord _ french media. they, too, believe that this accord ,— french media. they, too, believe that this accord , according to that this accord, according to these— that this accord, according to these tosat— that this accord, according to these local reports, is the attasher— these local reports, is the attacker who _ these local reports, is the attacker who has been, according to trehsh— attacker who has been, according to french officials— attacker who has been, according to french officials now arrestet.— to french officials now arrested, detained by police . arrested, detained by police. there— arrested, detained by police. there ewe— arrested, detained by police. there were earlier reports that

he hat— there were earlier reports that he hat heet— there were earlier reports that he had been neutralised, usually aterrh— he had been neutralised, usually aterrh tor— he had been neutralised, usually a term for someone— he had been neutralised, usually a term for someone that has been shot— a term for someone that has been shot aht— a term for someone that has been shot and incapacitated and ether— shot and incapacitated and either killed— shot and incapacitated and either killed or— shot and incapacitated and either killed or injured. but they-re— either killed or injured. but they-re ow— either killed or injured. but they're now saying he has been arrestet— they're now saying he has been arrestet aht— they're now saying he has been arrested and detained by the trehsh— arrested and detained by the french police _ arrested and detained by the french police just for people who— french police just for people who htght— french police just for people who rhtght he— french police just for people who might be listening on the tatto— who might be listening on the ratto. rust— who might be listening on the radio, just we'll— who might be listening on the radio, just we'll just describe to you— radio, just we'll just describe to you what— radio, just we'll just describe to you what we're seeing. . to you what we're seeing. it's a very— to you what we're seeing. it's a very heautttut— to you what we're seeing. it's a very beautiful looking parkland there. and the individual looks relatively black , long relatively tall, black, long sleeve, top black shorts, wearing some sort of headband head. yeah, a head covering of some description carrying what obviously appears to be a knife in his right hand. and there are two individuals. at first, when i saw this mark, i thought they were police officers, but it looks like they're civilians, too. youngish men who too. youngish looking men who who obviously have caught sight of this guy . and of them of this guy. and one of them takes his jacket but holds takes off his jacket but holds his rucksack. so it's like he's holding his rucksack in front of him, he? i guess as him, isn't he? i guess as a protection? absolutely. yeah . a protection? absolutely. yeah. a de facto stab vest there as he runs towards him. and then the footage cuts out. of course,

what is whether what we don't know is whether these individuals, civilians these two individuals, civilians who chasing this guy are any who are chasing this guy are any of individuals who've been of the individuals who've been injured? certainly injured? well, it's certainly possthte— injured? well, it's certainly possible._one injured? well, it's certainly- possible._one adult possible. we know that one adult has heeh— possible. we know that one adult has been injured.— possible. we know that one adult has been injured. believed has been injured. it's believed to—stahhet- has been injured. it's believed to_stabbed and- has been injured. it's believed to_stabbed and is. has been injured. it's believed to stabbed and is in to have been stabbed and is in a critical— to have been stabbed and is in a critical condition— to have been stabbed and is in a critical condition in— to have been stabbed and is in a critical condition in hospital. the— critical condition in hospital. the audio— critical condition in hospital. the audio from _ critical condition in hospital. the audio from that video is quite— the audio from that video is quite disturbing— the audio from that video is quite disturbing because you hear— quite disturbing because you hear the— quite disturbing because you hear the sound— quite disturbing because you hear the sound of screams is that— hear the sound of screams is that maybe,— hear the sound of screams is that maybe, you— hear the sound of screams is that maybe, you know, children , that maybe, you know, children, maybe— that maybe, you know, children, maybe mothers,— that maybe, you know, children, maybe mothers, other people wo-veh— maybe mothers, other people who've witnessed this scene . who've witnessed this scene. w... — who've witnessed this scene. we not— who've witnessed this scene. we're not playing that audio because— we're not playing that audio because it— we're not playing that audio because it is— we're not playing that audio because it is just too graphic in eete-re— because it is just too graphic in nature. but— because it is just too graphic in nature. but this is relatively— in nature. but this is relatively tame as a video. but just— relatively tame as a video. but just chilling— relatively tame as a video. but just chilling nonetheless to see that— just chilling nonetheless to see that the— just chilling nonetheless to see that this individual running sem— that this individual running eeiu wm.— that this individual running still with knife— that this individual running still with knife in hand , but still with knife in hand, but etee— still with knife in hand, but ate the— still with knife in hand, but also the incredible bravery of these— also the incredible bravery of these the— also the incredible bravery of those two young— also the incredible bravery of those two young men who are eheethg— those two young men who are eheethg atter— those two young men who are chasing after the— those two young men who are chasing after the man with the the — chasing after the man with the the thtt— chasing after the man with the knife. that is— chasing after the man with the knife. that is that— chasing after the man with the knife. that is that is- chasing after the man with the knife. that is that is fairly rare. you know what's extraordinary- ”mt; you know what's extraordinary is w2; you know what's extraordinary is while watching this extraordinary is while watching the te— extraordinary is while watching the he the— extraordinary is while watching this is the fact— extraordinary is while watching this is the fact that he's ettett— this is the fact that he's stroll along,— this is the fact that he's stroll along, mark, isn't he.7 hee— stroll along, mark, isn't he?

he-e thet— stroll along, mark, isn't he? he's just strolling along the heth- — he's just strolling along the path. hee— he's just strolling along the part. he-e het— he's just strolling along the park. he's not sprinting. if yet-te— park. he's not sprinting. if you're listening- park. he's not sprinting. if you're listening on the radio , you're listening on the radio, hee— you're listening on the radio, he-e het— you're listening on the radio, he's not sprinting away. he's eetuetty— he's not sprinting away. he's eetuetty teet— he's not sprinting away. he's actually just walking at the the— actually just walking at the the when— actually just walking at the time when the— actually just walking at the time when the passers by start to he— time when the passers by start to he becomes— time when the passers by start to he becomes aware of them, teete— to he becomes aware of them, teete eter— to he becomes aware of them, looks over his— to he becomes aware of them, looks over his shoulder, teetteee— looks over his shoulder, realises there's a guy there and then— realises there's a guy there and then he— realises there's a guy there and then he sett— realises there's a guy there and then he sort of— realises there's a guy there and then he sort of picks up the heee— then he sort of picks up the pace tht— then he sort of picks up the pace and like— then he sort of picks up the pace and like tom says, theretthty— pace and like tom says, incredibly brave. e incredibly brave. look, it's matte.— incredibly brave. look, it's maybe, you know was his intention to be arrested or even shot. intention to be arrested or even shot . we know that in knife shot. we know that in knife attacks and other attack acas in the past what often is the pattern is that an individual carries out an attack, waits for the police to come and hopes to be shot and martyred . so it may be shot and martyred. so it may be shot and martyred. so it may be that he was only making a half hearted effort to get away from the immediate area of what had occurred there, with a view to knowing that he was going to be arrested one way or the other. what the motivation is of this individual, we don't know as yet what i can tell you is in about 20 minutes or so, we're expecting a news conference from rac from the town officials will

give an update on the situation. but it's worth going over. i think the casualty figures again, because as i say, as always with these mass events , always with these mass events, mass casualty event, it's always with these mass events, mass casualty event , it's the mass casualty event, it's the numbers can change as we get more information . so initially, more information. so initially, there were reports as many as eight people may have been stabbed . we're now being told stabbed. we're now being told it's five kyiv that includes four children and one adult. two of the children are in critical life threatening condition . the life threatening condition. the aduh life threatening condition. the adult is in critical life . two adult is in critical life. two of the children are more likely be injured. how horrific . and be injured. how horrific. and it's mid—morning.— ”t.2;t: how horrific. and it's mid—morning. we .”t2;t: how horrific. and it's mid—morning. we think we ten-t— it's mid—morning. we think we teh-t thew— it's mid—morning. we think we don't know the _ it's mid—morning. we think we don't know the exact time. i guess— don't know the exact time. i guess at— don't know the exact time. i eueee at the— don't know the exact time. i guess at the moment. do we mark tte — guess at the moment. do we mark tte tt— guess at the moment. do we mark tte tt happened— guess at the moment. do we mark it? it happened probably- guess at the moment. do we mark it? it happened probably about two, 2.5 hours ago. so yeah, in the morning, the children were told had been taken to the park as part of a school outing to

this beautiful little park by a boating lake there in this tourist town that anyone that's been to that part of the alps will know . it's just, you know, will know. it's just, you know, an absolute beautiful, idyllic, as you say, a little town. i've just been looking at the list of recent terror attacks in france. and since 2020, there have been sete— and since 2020, there have been sete et— and since 2020, there have been sete et theee — and since 2020, there have been 5013 of these majority of them etehhhee— 5013 of these majority of them stabbings, some— 5013 of these majority of them stabbings, some shootings , but stabbings, some shootings, but 15 stabbings, some shootings, but ts tethe— stabbings, some shootings, but 15 terror attacks. _ stabbings, some shootings, but 15 terror attacks. if we are thetutthe— 15 terror attacks. if we are including this— 15 terror attacks. if we are including this as a terror attach— including this as a terror attack and— including this as a terror attack and they're mostly they-te— attack and they're mostly they're mostly— attack and they're mostly they're mostly from islamist tehehem — they're mostly from islamist terrorism. yeah,— they're mostly from islamist terrorism. / " terrorism. yeah, the absolute in the same in this country, the vast majority of terrorist attacks are islamist in nature. they say we don't know yet what the exact motivation of this individual is. but what i can tell you is that the french interior minister, who has confirmed that this attack took place , warned just three weeks place, warned just three weeks ago of an uptick in terrorist

activity, of the possibility of more terrorist attacks. is wokeist terrorist attacks in france. do wokeist terrorist attacks in france . do we know why there is france. do we know why there is that— france. do we know why there is that weththe— france. do we know why there is that weththe et— france. do we know why there is that warning of this— f do we know why there is that warning of this uptick? is there— that warning of this uptick? is there te— that warning of this uptick? is there is there— that warning of this uptick? is there is there something changed in there is there something changed th eeht— there is there something changed in recent months— there is there something changed in recent months ? in recent months? the what you have in france, as you have in this country, is the effects now of what we're calling sort of bedroom jihadis who were radicalised during lockdown . i'm radicalised during lockdown. i'm not saying this individual falls into this category . too early to into this category. too early to tell, but we had the case just last week of a young lad in in this country who was jailed at the old bailey, having been radical, seized in his bedroom dunng radical, seized in his bedroom during lockdown and had then plotted out a terrorist knife attack against police and soldiers in east london. so security services here and across the continent have been warning that this is a very real

and live issue, that lots of people who were in lockdown, who were then on the internet for many, many hours, were susceptible to these messages . susceptible to these messages. and some will have been radicalised to the point that they're willing to go off and commit horrific acts. as i say , commit horrific acts. as i say, it's always worth going back to the point that we don't know what the motivation of this particular individual is, but it comes against this backdrop up. i should also just say, tom, that the french president, emmanuel macron , has been emmanuel macron, has been commenting on the latest this latest incident. he said it is an act of absolute cowardice . an act of absolute cowardice. thatis an act of absolute cowardice. that is that is pretty profound thet— that is that is pretty profound thet wee— that is that is pretty profound that we're getting political teeetteh— that we're getting political teeetteh te— that we're getting political reaction to this. this is an theretthty— reaction to this. this is an incredibly fast— reaction to this. this is an incredibly fast moving situation . i incredibly fast moving situation . t ten-t— incredibly fast moving situation . i don't think— incredibly fast moving situation . i don't think that i've seen an attack— . i don't think that i've seen an attack like— . i don't think that i've seen an attack like this quite so qutetty. — an attack like this quite so qutetty. he— an attack like this quite so quickly. be identified in terms of .— quickly. be identified in terms et . tet— quickly. be identified in terms of , for example,— quickly. be identified in terms of , for example, the nationality

of, for example, the nationality of, for example, the nationality et the — of, for example, the nationality of the attacker,— of, for example, the nationality of the attacker, the precise tetehte— of the attacker, the precise details, and _ of the attacker, the precise details, and indeed video coming atout.— details, and indeed video coming eheut. se— details, and indeed video coming about so vett— details, and indeed video coming about. so very quickly, this is tutte— about. so very quickly, this is tutte e— about. so very quickly, this is tutte e tutte— about. so very quickly, this is quite a quite an— about. so very quickly, this is quite a quite an extraordinary eeht— quite a quite an extraordinary eeht hut— quite a quite an extraordinary eeht hut t— quite a quite an extraordinary event. but i do— quite a quite an extraordinary event. but i do want to ask you, heth— event. but i do want to ask you, ththh the— event. but i do want to ask you, mark, the british— event. but i do want to ask you, mark, the british police are ehvteuety— mark, the british police are ehvteuety th— mark, the british police are obviously in close contact with the trench— obviously in close contact with the french police. _ obviously in close contact with the french police. we do joint ehetettehe— the french police. we do joint operations all— the french police. we do joint operations all the time. the eeeuhty— operations all the time. the security services— operations all the time. the security services in this country— security services in this country the— security services in this country and france work in theretthty— country and france work in incredibly closely together . incredibly closely together. shoute— incredibly closely together. shewtt we — incredibly closely together. should we be _ incredibly closely together. should we be worried in the whttet— should we be worried in the united kingdom of an increased risk united kingdom of an increased het hem— united kingdom of an increased het hem eh— united kingdom of an increased risk from an attack like this ? risk from an attack like this? wett— risk from an attack like this? wett. t— risk from an attack like this? wett. t ththh— risk from an attack like this? well, i think the— risk from an attack like this? well, i think the authorities would always say, you know, don't be worried , but certainly don't be worried, but certainly be alive to the threat and alert to the potential threat. as i say , the conviction and say, the conviction and sentencing of this young man at the old bailey just last week serves to highlight that, that this is very much a live issue. we might not have had a successful attack in the uk since the last 1 in 2018, but it is in fact it was later than that in 2021. but but it's still a live issue. i think last year,

2022 was the first whole year that there wasn't a successful terrorist attack that took place in the uk. but it's still an issue. and yes, this issue of knives as well , that's been a knives as well, that's been a change in tactics of particularly islamist extreme lists in recent years, whereby they used to go for in all of these very sophisticated and multi—pronged terrorist attacks that involved multiple people , that involved multiple people, all plotting, communicating with each other. it was much easier for the security services to get a handle on what people were doing then. now according to instructions from the islamic state terrorist group , al—qaeda state terrorist group, al—qaeda and alike, go and try and carry out a terrorist attack with the least amount of sophistication , least amount of sophistication, bafic least amount of sophistication, basic level, get behind the wheel of a vehicle, get a knife from your kitchen drawer. it's very difficult by the nature of that for the police to be in the

mindset of an individual to and be across that evolving plot . on be across that evolving plot. on that point, sorry, just one more thing. we're getting reports through from some security reuters news agency reporting security sources in france saying that this attacker was not known to the security services in france. that, again, you know, could well be true. as i say, you know, this individual might not have any previous history in terms of being of an extremist mindset. and that makes it all the more difficult . there are thousands of people out there in this country alone who have an extremist mindset, who have an extremist mindset, who potentially could cross over into violent extremism , that the into violent extremism, that the security services , the police security services, the police have to try to weigh up who they feel might pose the greatest threat . and then you channel threat. and then you channel your resources at those individuals . it's exactly the individuals. it's exactly the same in france. well let's bring in our political reporter olivia

utley on this same story first, because it wasn't that long ago that a member of the british parliament was assassinated by an islamist terrorist, again, with a knife in a in a lone wolf attack. this is a present concern for— attack. this is a present concern for us. - attack. this is a present concern for us. it- attack. this is a present- concern for us. it absolutely is. and some people find it quite strange. i find it quite strange the way that the attack on david amess is barely talked about any more. and i think part of that is simply because these lone wolf attacks are just so difficult to get a on. what difficult to get a grip on. what are you supposed do about it? are you supposed to do about it? the of the more old the sort of the more old fashioned , if you like, form of fashioned, if you like, form of terror attack was all organised groups, a little cell that would work together and you would have mi5 work together and you would have m15 and m15 agents monitoring them and finding what was happening finding out what was happening with these lone attacks. it with these lone wolf attacks. it is so, difficult and some is so, so difficult and some of them as this man seems not them as as as this man seems not to be known to the security services at all and people getting radicalised in their bedrooms online police bedrooms online trying to police thatis bedrooms online trying to police that is almost impossible. so what are you supposed to do? i suppose on the one hand we often

ettttetee— suppose on the one hand we often ehttetee the— suppose on the one hand we often criticise the home— suppose on the one hand we often criticise the home office, we etteh— criticise the home office, we often criticise— criticise the home office, we often criticise ,— criticise the home office, we often criticise , but but on the often criticise, but but on the heht— often criticise, but but on the heht thew— often criticise, but but on the one hand they have been doing an extraordinarily— one hand they have been doing an extraordinarily good— one hand they have been doing an extraordinarily good job and the eeewttw— extraordinarily good job and the eeewttw-hewe- extraordinarily good job and the security have been security services have been etweh— security services have been gtweh thet— security services have been given that the— security services have been given that the only thing these tewehete— given that the only thing these terrorists can— given that the only thing these terrorists can now— given that the only thing these terrorists can now do is lone wett. — terrorists can now do is lone wett. were— terrorists can now do is lone wolf. we're not— terrorists can now do is lone wolf. we're not seeing the seven etwte— wolf. we're not seeing the seven seven style, the _ wolf. we're not seeing the seven seven style, the 911— wolf. we're not seeing the seven seven style, the 911 style, the etehhet— seven style, the 911 style, the mass planned as— seven style, the 911 style, the mass planned as you were talking hteet— mass planned as you were talking ehewt these— mass planned as you were talking about these cells— mass planned as you were talking about these cells ,— mass planned as you were talking about these cells , we seem to be about these cells, we seem to be tutte— about these cells, we seem to be ewtte 90°d_ about these cells, we seem to be ewtte good et— about these cells, we seem to be quite good at stopping the big teete— quite good at stopping the big eeete stutt— quite good at stopping the big scale stuff . _ quite good at stopping the big scale stuff . now.— quite good at stopping the big scale stuff . \tt2tttt�* scale stuff. now. that's absolutely true. and there have been interviews with former senior people in the security services who have revealed just how many of these plots, even some of the lone wolf plots, many of the lone wolf plots have been foiled over the years. we see the very few that actually come to fruition. and that's horrific enough . but we don't horrific enough. but we don't know just quite how much is going on behind the scenes. so, yeah, i think the home office is doing fantastic job. with doing a fantastic job. but with these attacks, it's these lone wolf attacks, it's very, difficult to put a very, very difficult to put a complete stop to them. now of course, olivia sorry, sorry. i'm say we we've i'm just going to say we we've

been— i'm just going to say we we've heee—hermet- i'm just going to say we we've been—morning this| been training all morning this is been training all morning this he ttgwee. — been training all morning this he ttgwee. we— been training all morning this is figures. we need to talk ehewt— is figures. we need to talk ehewt thte— is figures. we need to talk about this well. this the about this as well. this is the teeett— about this as well. this is the record number— about this as well. this is the record number who about this as well. this is the. record number-who are record number of people who are wettthg— record number of people who are waiting-treatment— record number of people who are waiting treatment the waiting for treatment on the hts.— waiting for treatment on the nhs-million.- waiting for treatment on the nhs. million. olivia nhs. 7.4 million. now. olivia he— nhs. 7.4 million. now. olivia he mtttteh— nhs. 7.4 million. now. olivia 7.4 million people— nhs. 7.4 million. now. olivia 7.4 million people waiting- nhs. 7.4 million. now. olivia 7.4 million people waiting for routine treatment in hospital. thatis routine treatment in hospital. that is a record , an all time that is a record, an all time record. we've also seen in these figures out today that the waiting time for an ambulance has crept up to eight minutes and 17 seconds. i think it is up from april. also cancer. you've got people being referred for suspected cancer. the target is to have 80% of them either either diagnosed with cancer or have cancer, ruled out within four weeks. it's down at 74. so all of these numbers are just getting worse. and of course, it was one of rishi sunak five priorities to cut waiting lists. and he was criticised at the time for not putting any kind of date on it or saying exactly how much he was expecting to cut them by. so i think we can expect to hear more of that over

the coming weeks. but also i think this is going to be really interesting to see how it plays into the covid inquiry, which was taking place at the moment, because one thing that the that was taking place at the moment, becau conservative that the that was taking place at the moment, becau conservative mpsthe that was taking place at the moment, becau conservative mps have|at many conservative mps have raised that having the nhs raised is that having the nhs pretty much out of bounds . pretty much out of bounds. people were allowed to use the nhs during lockdown, but many people felt that they couldn't access in way they access it in the way that they used able to. has used to be able to. has increased lists . and increased waiting lists. and of course in middle of course we're in the middle of june now. if we're looking at these figures like that in the middle of summer, what can we expect winter expect come the annual winter crisis? suppose? the crisis? i suppose? the government- crisis? i suppose? the. government - however, crisis? i suppose? the- government-however, said government has, however, said thet— government has, however, said thet-ththg- government has, however, said. that-aiming-down that they are aiming to get down these— that they are aiming to get down these-hete— these waiting lists by introducing- these waiting lists by introducing patient introducing more, more patient ehetee— introducing more, more patient ehetee thte— introducing more, more patient choice into the— introducing more, more patient choice into the system. this thhewetteh— choice into the system. this innovation whereby instead of teet— innovation whereby instead of twet being— innovation whereby instead of just being told— innovation whereby instead of just being told by an nhs bureaucrat,— just being told by an nhs bureaucrat, you must go to this heeettet— bureaucrat, you must go to this heeettetlthte— bureaucrat, you must go to this hospital this being hospital at this time being then— hospital at this time being given-different. given a list of different heeettete— given a list of different hospitals and there might be one thet-e— hospitals and there might be one thet-e too— hospitals and there might be one that's100 miles— hospitals and there might be one that's 100 miles away. you that's 100 miles away. but you thew— that's 100 miles away. but you thew-heu— that's 100 miles away. but you know-you might- that's 100 miles away. but you know you might be able to know what? you might be able to get know what? you might be able to eetlthete— know what? you might be able to getlthere-week_ know what? you might be able to getlthere .week and - know what? you might be able to get there week and you get it there next week and you as e hetteht— get it there next week and you as a patient can— get it there next week and you as a patient can make that teeteteh— as a patient can make that decision-could- as a patient can make that decision could that improve decision and could that improve ththeee— decision and could that improve things?-improve- things? it could improve it. ahe— things? it could improve it. and thtt— things? it could improve it. and rishi has— things? it could improve it. and rishi has got— things? it could improve it. and rishi has got a- things? it could improve it. and rishi has got a plan as well to more to

to give more power to pharmacies, to allow pharmacies to prescribe routine antibiotics pharmacies, to allow pharmacies to |thingsie routine antibiotics pharmacies, to allow pharmacies to |thingsfe rintis antibiotics pharmacies, to allow pharmacies to |thingsfe rintis anthroat:s for things like utis or throat infections , which currently one infections, which currently one has to go to the gp to get so that could help in the long run. rishi sunak is also promising up to £1 billion in nhs funding to train more doctors and midwives over the next four years. although there's a bit of an argument going at the top of argument going on at the top of cabinet over whether to whether to in to fund that increase in training the long term or training over the long term or whether it in the whether simply to do it in the short up to the next short term up to the next general election. but all of these things a while to these things take a while to come yes, more come through and so, yes, more patient choices, almost definitely a good thing, more power for pharmacies is almost definitely thing. can definitely a good thing. but can we difference we expect to see any difference to these quarterly figures next time out? possibly time they come out? possibly not. can we talk a little bit as wett— not. can we talk a little bit as wett whtte— not. can we talk a little bit as well while you're— can we talk a little bit as well while you're here, olivia, wtth— well while you're here, olivia, wtth yew— well while you're here, olivia, with your expertise about rishi sweet—ee- with your expertise about rishi swhet—ee tem - with your expertise about rishi sunak as tom said sunak in america as tom said eettteh— sunak in america as tom said earlier, downing— sunak in america as tom said earlier, downing street have heee— earlier, downing street have heee-ethe— earlier, downing street have been . pains to _ earlier, downing street have been pains to point out this been at pains to point out this tsh-t— been at pains to point out this tent-thet— been at pains to point out this isn't first meeting. isn't their first meeting. thew-we— isn't their first meeting. thew-we-et- isn't their first meeting. - they've-of meetings. isn't their first meeting. - theyisa-of meetings. isn't their first meeting. theyis that of meetings. isn't their first meeting. theyis that the meetings. isn't their first meeting. theyis that the whiteigs. and is that just the white heweee — and is that just the white house? .white- and is that just the white house? yet" and is that just the white- house? .white house has house? the white house has mentioned white as mentioned the white house as well. lot yeah. yeah absolutely. i

well. lot yeah. yeah absolutely. t meth— well. lot yeah. yeah absolutely. t thew-we— well. lot yeah. yeah absolutely. i mean, they've met— well. lot yeah. yeah absolutely. i mean, they've met four times, as hearing since as we keep hearing since rishi sunak became prime minister back to lower expectations. like to lower our expectations. like are trying say to lower our expectations. like are-tryinglsay don't- are they trying to say don't mete— are they trying to say don't mete-et- are they trying to say don't make-of this?- are they trying to say don'ti make-of this? this make too much of this? this tsh-t— make too much of this? this tent-tent— make too much of this? this isn't-isn't their- make too much of this? this isn't isn't their first isn't this isn't their first eetee— isn't this isn't their first- date? _there's an date? well, possibly there's an eteheht— date? well, possibly there's an element-because- date? well, possibly there's an element because they are element of that because they are very— element of that because they are very teen— element of that because they are were keen te— element of that because they are very keen to stress— element of that because they are very keen to stress that we are hewhee— very keen to stress that we are hewhete—eetti nowhere near getting any sort of thee— nowhere near getting any sort of trade teet— nowhere near getting any sort of trade deal with— nowhere near getting any sort of trade deal with the us. " ”?ti. trade deal with the us. in fact, whet— trade deal with the us. in fact, whet ttsht — trade deal with the us. in fact, what rishi sunak said yesterday sounded were further sounded like we were further away from it than have away from it than we ever have been before. could it not be ehewt— been before. could it not be ehewt them— been before. could it not be about them trying- " ”2; could it not be about them trying say look about them trying to say look hew— about them trying to say look hewhee-.— about them trying to say look how-are, look- about them trying to say look- how-are, look-buddy how close we are, look how buddy hwttw— how close we are, look how buddy hwttw were— how close we are, look how buddy buddy, we're being. 92 g buddy, we're being. i was going to sew— buddy, we're being. i was going to say, think that is kind to say, i think that is kind of the main purpose of repeating this over and over again. they want the us uk want to show that the us uk relationship has been reset from the johnson the pretty disaster us johnson era sunak is a neat era and rishi sunak is a neat fit in the us. he lived there for a long time. he is sort of embedded in us culture. i think part of is also rishi sunak part of it is also rishi sunak is out of his way to be a is going out of his way to be a sort of friendly possible to sort of friendly as possible to joe apparently he's got joe biden. apparently he's got him personalised barbour joe biden. apparently he's got him madeialised barbour joe biden. apparently he's got him made inised barbour joe biden. apparently he's got him made in south arbour joe biden. apparently he's got him made in south shields jacket made in south shields with president written on it. with mr president written on it. so he is sucking up big time. but but president biden has been

accused of being pretty anti british before and over the northern ireland protocol policy . he was accused of sort of sticking his nose in where it didn't belong and talking down the british. so i think the white house and downing street are sort of show that are keen to sort of show that that relationship is all very well, in the of what well, almost in the face of what of what joe biden is saying. well speaking of the presidency, and thank you, olivia, for that. those three big stories that are going— those three big stories that are going thteweh— those three big stories that are going through this morning. but wett— going through this morning. but we-tt hete— going through this morning. but we'll have more— going through this morning. but we'll have more on the race to heeeme— we'll have more on the race to heeeme the— we'll have more on the race to become the next— we'll have more on the race to become the next president after the.— become the next president after the hewhe— become the next president after this. you're watching .

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kept my oath to ensure the teeth— kept my oath to ensure the peaceful transfer of power under the constitution _ peaceful transfer of power under the constitution of— peaceful transfer of power under the constitution of the united stetee— the constitution of the united stetee eme— the constitution of the united states and anyone who asks someone else to— states and anyone who asks someone else to put them over the— someone else to put them over the constitution— someone else to put them over the constitution an— someone else to put them over the constitution an should never be the constitution an should never he hteettemt— the constitution an should never he eteettemt et— the constitution an should never be president of the— the constitution an should never be president of the united stetee— be president of the united states again— be president of the united states again . - be president of the united states again . �*fwt2ee be president of the united states again . �*ftt�*t2;ee states again. well, that was pretty strong from mike pence there. let's speak now to the us political commentator amy tarkanian . and, amy, this is tarkanian. and, amy, this is this is fascinating because, of course , mike pence was so course, mike pence was so associated with donald trump perhaps up until january the sixth. was that the real schism , the dividing point ? yes, i do , the dividing point? yes, i do believe so. now, mike,- t2 . t2 3 7 yes, i do believe so. now, mike, you know, hee— believe so. now, mike, you know, me e— believe so. now, mike, you know, me e pretty— believe so. now, mike, you know, he's a pretty solid— believe so. now, mike, you know, he's a pretty solid individual as he's a pretty solid individual ee tet— he's a pretty solid individual ee tet ee— he's a pretty solid individual as far as his— he's a pretty solid individual as far as his beliefs. he's etwewe— as far as his beliefs. he's always remained calm, cool and eetteetet.— always remained calm, cool and eetteetet. he— always remained calm, cool and collected. he doesn't get mezztet— collected. he doesn't get frazzled easily- collected. he doesn't get frazzled easily at all. he etemte— frazzled easily at all. he etemte tw— frazzled easily at all. he stands by his— frazzled easily at all. he stands by his convictions , stands by his convictions, whether— stands by his convictions, whether tt— stands by his convictions, whether if you - stands by his convictions, whether if you agree with them or whether if you agree with them et met. — whether if you agree with them or not. however— whether if you agree with them or not. however over the montage thet— or not. however over the montage thet wee— or not. however over the montage thet wew teet— or not. however over the montage that you just showed showed a more , more strong mike pence , i more, more strong mike pence, i

hehee— more, more strong mike pence, i believe, compared— more, more strong mike pence, i believe, compared to the cnn tewm— believe, compared to the cnn tewm hett— believe, compared to the cnn town hall that— believe, compared to the cnn town hall that he— believe, compared to the cnn town hall that he participated in town hall that he participated tm teet— town hall that he participated tm teet htght— town hall that he participated in last night because he eetwettw— in last night because he actually contradicted himself . actually contradicted himself. amt— actually contradicted himself. amt ee— actually contradicted himself. amt ee whem— actually contradicted himself. and so when he— actually contradicted himself. and so when he was asked about whether— and so when he was asked about whether tt— and so when he was asked about whether tt he— and so when he was asked about whether if he would pardon termer— whether if he would pardon former president trump for remwew— former president trump for rehwerw steth— former president trump for january sixth or the fact that he hettewet— january sixth or the fact that he believed or— january sixth or the fact that he believed or if— january sixth or the fact that he believed or if they believed thet— he believed or if they believed thet he— he believed or if they believed that he should— he believed or if they believed that he should be— he believed or if they believed that he should be indicted, he eete— that he should be indicted, he eete he— that he should be indicted, he eete he het— that he should be indicted, he said he had hoped not. and then he the— said he had hoped not. and then he we met— said he had hoped not. and then he did not actually— said he had hoped not. and then he did not actually answer the eweetteme— he did not actually answer the questions. straightforward so whteh— questions. straightforward so whteh wew— questions. straightforward so whteh wew te— questions. straightforward so which way is it?— questions. straightforward so which way is it? does he believe thet— which way is it? does he believe thet he— which way is it? does he believe that he should— which way is it? does he believe that he should not— which way is it? does he believe that he should not be president wtthewt— that he should not be president wtthewt the— that he should not be president without the shadow of a doubt heeewee— without the shadow of a doubt heeewee he— without the shadow of a doubt because he chose— without the shadow of a doubt because he chose himself over the constitution?— because he chose himself over the constitution? or does he hettewe— the constitution? or does he hettewe he— the constitution? or does he believe he should be pardoned eme— believe he should be pardoned emt eetwettw— believe he should be pardoned and actually be— believe he should be pardoned and actually be able to walk heee— and actually be able to walk he htt— and actually be able to walk he tett wer— and actually be able to walk free? did you break the law? did you free? did you break the law? did wew met— free? did you break the law? did wew met treet— free? did you break the law? did you not break the— free? did you break the law? did you not break the law? so that them-t— you not break the law? so that tttm-t stt— you not break the law? so that didn't sit well— you not break the law? so that didn't sit well with americans teet— didn't sit well with americans teet htght. — didn't sit well with americans last night. it's— didn't sit well with americans last night. it's a— didn't sit well with americans last night. . e g last night. it's a tightrope he's walking there, isn't it? trying to sound not like trump, but that base. that but not to annoy that base. that is very powerful. yeah, absolutely— is very powerful. yeah, absolutely .— is very powerful. yeah, absolutely . and- tt2;”«t yeah, absolutely . and what yeah, absolutely . and what about is very powerful. yeah,- absolutely . and what about the absolutely. and what about the whet— absolutely. and what about the whet ehewt— absolutely. and what about the what about the _ absolutely. and what about the what about the desantis crowd as wett— what about the desantis crowd as wett et— what about the desantis crowd as wett et the— what about the desantis crowd as well at the moment— what about the desantis crowd as

well at the moment on the other etee.— well at the moment on the other we amw— well at the moment on the other me my. whet— well at the moment on the other side, amy, what kind of noises are side, amy, what kind of noises thew— side, amy, what kind of noises are they making— side, amy, what kind of noises are they making at the moment? sure. — are they making at the moment? sure. war.— are they making at the moment? sure. well, governor— are they making at the moment? sure. well, governor desantis actually has a much bigger base at this point. he actually also has a much bigger treasure chest , if you will. and he's garnered a lot more attention nationwide, even with the media. so i think the fact that he's polling in double digits for mike pence is not only in the single digits, but he's in the very low single digits. i don't believe mike pence has a shot at all to be the nominee, where i do believe that at this point, if you had to cast your vote today, governor desantis would be possibly the nominee , if not possibly the nominee, if not just at least in a distant second, because it doesn't matter which poll you look at at this point, unfortunately, because i'm hoping for somebody other than president trump, myself , it looks like governor myself, it looks like governor desantis is still at least 30 points behind . and yet, isn't points behind. and yet, isn't the— points behind. and yet, isn't the the— points behind. and yet, isn't this the problem— points behind. and yet, isn't this the problem for- ztt2" 2 and yet, isn't this the problem for those in

the— this the problem for those in the republican— this the problem for those in the republican party who'd tether— the republican party who'd rether the— the republican party who'd rather the party move on from the heme— rather the party move on from the trump days?— rather the party move on from the trump days? it's becoming a erewtet— the trump days? it's becoming a crowded field _ the trump days? it's becoming a crowded field in— the trump days? it's becoming a crowded field in the same way thet— crowded field in the same way thet heet— crowded field in the same way thet heet th— crowded field in the same way that back in the— crowded field in the same way that back in the 2016 primaries, there— that back in the 2016 primaries, there wee— that back in the 2016 primaries, there were what— that back in the 2016 primaries, there were what was it, almost 20 candidates— there were what was it, almost 20 candidates and— there were what was it, almost 20 candidates and that ridiculous— 20 candidates and that ridiculous debate stage, with so mem— ridiculous debate stage, with so memw et— ridiculous debate stage, with so memw et them— ridiculous debate stage, with so many of them standing around and the hem—treme— many of them standing around and the non—trump vote— many of them standing around and the non—trump vote got divided between— the non—trump vote got divided hetweem ee— the non—trump vote got divided between so many— the non—trump vote got divided between so many different peere— between so many different eeeete. we-we— between so many different people. we've had now another governor into _ people. we've had now another governor into the— people. we've had now another governor into the race, of thte— governor into the race, of course, mike pence. chris chrtette— course, mike pence. chris christie as— course, mike pence. chris christie as well, announcing the— christie as well, announcing the te— christie as well, announcing this is becoming— christie as well, announcing this is becoming a crowded field yet this is becoming a crowded field wet eeetm— this is becoming a crowded field wet eeem. weeh— this is becoming a crowded field yet again. yeah and actually, i ththh— yet again. yeah and actually, i ththh every— yet again. yeah and actually, i think every time— yet again. yeah and actually, i think every time somebody else announces president trump's eemeeteh— announces president trump's eemeetem te— announces president trump's campaign is popping the ehemeeeme— campaign is popping the champagne because it does hemettt— champagne because it does benefit president trump and if i te— benefit president trump and if i te he— benefit president trump and if i were to be the— benefit president trump and if i were to be the one— benefit president trump and if i were to be the one advising restteht— were to be the one advising president trump— were to be the one advising president trump , the first president trump, the first weeemme— president trump, the first upcoming debate in august, president trump, the first upcoming debate in august , that upcoming debate in august, that i upcoming debate in august, that t wettt— upcoming debate in august, that i would actually— upcoming debate in august, that i would actually tell him to sit it i would actually tell him to sit tt eut— i would actually tell him to sit tt ewt eme— i would actually tell him to sit it out and just— i would actually tell him to sit it out and just let— i would actually tell him to sit it out and just let all of the eeeemt— it out and just let all of the second tier— it out and just let all of the second tier candidates compete for second tier candidates compete ter eeeemt— second tier candidates compete for second place. _ second tier candidates compete for second place. ’“2“ second tier candidates compete for second place. “t2“ for second place. so then that way, president trump, because we all know he's he's his biggest cheerleader. but he's also his own worst enemy. so if he were

to stay silent and stay off that stage, it would benefit him . stage, it would benefit him. okay. right . thank you very okay. all right. thank you very much— okay. all right. thank you very much amv- — okay. all right. thank you very much amv- ae— okay. all right. thank you very much, amy. as you say, it's eute— much, amy. as you say, it's the ewhe— much, amy. as you say, it's quite, quite busy over on the teewhtteeh— quite, quite busy over on the republican side— quite, quite busy over on the republican side at the moment. i'm republican side at the moment. t-m teettme— republican side at the moment. i'm looking forward. i'm looking terwert— i'm looking forward. i'm looking terwert te— i'm looking forward. i'm looking forward to august. that's i'm i teve— forward to august. that's i'm i love watching american debates. i think they do them so well. and also just the way they tear chunks out of each other, it's entertainment, nothing else, entertainment, if nothing else, it you know, they're it is. and, you know, they're hewhe— it is. and, you know, they're hewhe ttte — it is. and, you know, they're having like you— e and, you know, they're having like you said, pence and resente— having like you said, pence and desantis, they're _ having like you said, pence and desantis, they're dancing this merry— desantis, they're dancing this mererew—wmt | merry sort of dance around. do we hew— merry sort of dance around. do we hew-te— merry sort of dance around. do we hew-te we- merry sort of dance around. do we how do we criticise we how much do we criticise trump— we how much do we criticise trump heeewee— we how much do we criticise trump because we have to bring his trump because we have to bring hts—amt— trump because we have to bring hts—amt ee- trump because we have to bring hts—amt ee we- his fans with us. and as we thew.— his fans with us. and as we knew thew-re — his fans with us. and as we know, they're very partisan, know, they're a very partisan, vou— know, they're a very partisan, wee—hwtttmei know, they're a very partisan,- wew—hwtttme hte you know, who's not pulling his ewhehee— you know, who's not pulling his ewheheelette— you know, who's not pulling his ewheheelette — you know, who's not pulling his punches-all? chris- you know, who's not pulling his punches all? punches at all? chris christie credited for knocking marco rubio out of the race last time. he has decided to be just a full on anti trump attack dog, calling his family nigh on corrupt and saying he was a useless president. i mean, it's it would be just quite funny to watch i think a lonely self—consumed self—serving mirror hog . tell us what you mirror hog. tell us what you reettw— mirror hog. tell us what you reettw ththh— mirror hog. tell us what you reettw ththh .— mirror hog. tell us what you

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join us here on gb news the people's channel. britain is watching . people's channel. britain is watching. well, people's channel. britain is watching . well, back now to this watching. well, back now to this tewetehtme— watching. well, back now to this developing story-— watching. well, back now to this developing story. our— i “2 well, back now to this developing story. our home hemetemt— developing story. our home homeland security editor mark whtte— homeland security editor mark whtte te— homeland security editor mark white is with— homeland security editor mark white is with us— homeland security editor mark white is with us to talk about the very— white is with us to talk about the very latest— white is with us to talk about the very latest developments and the very latest developments and the ew— the very latest developments and the new information we're teemthe— the new information we're learning from _ the new information we're learning from france. �*ftt�*t2.. the new information we're learning from france. �*fttr2.. learning from france. well, we thew— learning from france. well, we mew mew— learning from france. well, we know now that the french prime minister, elisabeth borne, has been flown by helicopter to on sea in the french alps. she is there now. they're about to hold a news conference. it's been delayed a little bit so it could be a few minutes or so before for that news conference. actually begins. the numbers have been fluctuating in terms of what we know about those that have been injured in this stabbing incident. but we're now told that five people have been injured, four of them very young children on. there are reports that one of these children may

have been in a stroller. i'm not. i mean, that's eyewitness reports from the scene. what you're looking at and i'll describe this for our radio listeners is video at the moment that's come out of the area that purports to show the alleged attacker running away after having stabbed these individuals , pursued to an extent by two people who gingerly are keeping their distance, understandably using the rucksack effectively as some kind of shield because in his right hand , this man is in his right hand, this man is still carrying a knife, which you can see on the video, glinting every now and again as he's running through this park land. now, the police in france have now confirmed that this man is a syrian national and that he has been accepted as a refugee

in france. we're also told that he was he is 32 years of age. we understand that we've actually got some live images now coming through from the scene in france as well. and on. see that reuters are providing. so hopefully we can go at some point to these live images of the scene. there's a very significant police and emergency services presence there as we go from the initial stage of kyiv. and you can see now these live images from on sea. this is the location. it's a park just next to the boating lake in this beautiful tourist town in the alps. and as i say, we've moved from the initial response once to a mass casualty event, taking these children in one adult away . two of the three of them were airlifted to hospital in

critical life threatening condition , and two other condition, and two other children were told were lightly injured . so it's moved from that injured. so it's moved from that initial response to dealing with those casualties to now to what will be a protracted investigation as the forensic teams get in and examine that area around this stabbing to piece together exactly what happened. but again, some disturbing reports that are coming through from eyewitnesses at the scene saying that this man was actually laughing as he was stabbing these children , was stabbing these children, which was just horrific. we're seeing already , mark,- i“ �*" i. we're seeing already , mark, obviously, seeing already, mark, obviously, we the— seeing already, mark, obviously, we the th— seeing already, mark, obviously, we the h em— seeing already, mark, obviously, we live in an age— seeing already, mark, obviously, we live in an age of social metre.— we live in an age of social media. people— we live in an age of social media. people going on to twttter— media. people going on to twitter and— media. people going on to twitter and giving their responses to- twitter and giving their responses to this. we that responses to this. we know that ttteeet— responses to this. we know that illegal immigrants , an asylum illegal immigrants, an asylum eeeeret— illegal immigrants, an asylum seekers-this— illegal immigrants, an asylum seekers this country is very seekers in this country is very eerrreweretett — seekers in this country is very controversial. how— seekers in this country is very controversial. how contrary eeeetet— controversial. how contrary eeeetet te— controversial. how contrary eeeetet te tt— controversial. how contrary special is it in— controversial. how contrary special is it in france and what whtt— special is it in france and what wttt thte— special is it in france and what wttt thte te— special is it in france and what will this do around the conversation- will this do around the conversation about how safe it is conversation about how safe it he te— conversation about how safe it he te hete— conversation about how safe it is to have people— conversation about how safe it is to have people who come from trewmettee— is to have people who come from traumatise backgrounds, often in

these— traumatise backgrounds, often in these th— traumatise backgrounds, often in these he thetr— traumatise backgrounds, often in these in their countries? well i'll these in their countries? well t-tt tt— these in their countries? well t-tt tt te— these in their countries? well t-tt tt te e— these in their countries? well t-tt tt te e verv— these in their countries? well i'll it is a very i— these in their countries? well i'll it is a very i would say wh— i'll it is a very i would say we emt— i'll it is a very i would say lviv and an— i'll it is a very i would say lviv and an issue of great concern across— lviv and an issue of great concern across france at the mememt— concern across france at the mememt mweh— concern across france at the moment much more so actually them— moment much more so actually them eem— moment much more so actually them here— moment much more so actually than even here in— moment much more so actually than even here in the uk where of course there— than even here in the uk where of course there are— than even here in the uk where of course there are tensions wtth— of course there are tensions wtth these— of course there are tensions with those who've been coming the— with those who've been coming across the english— with those who've been coming across the english channel in emett— across the english channel in emett teete— across the english channel in small boats and— across the english channel in small boats and are being housed in small boats and are being housed tm hetete— small boats and are being housed tm hetete rtght— small boats and are being housed in hotels right across the eewmtrw — in hotels right across the country. france- in hotels right across the country. i in hotels right across the country. in hotels right across the- country. france is a much bigger immigration problem in terms of , of course, lawful immigration , of course, lawful immigration , but also those who have come to seek asylum in that country. there's a lot of tensions particular in communities in the south of france, like the huge city of marseille, which really is an immigrant city. but there are very significant issues with lawlessness in that city and a failure to integrate with the amongst these communities. a great deal of tension that that

manifests itself in violence on a regular , you know, a regular a regular, you know, a regular sort of time frame in france itself. it does seem that france does have a greater problem with integration than perhaps the united kingdom does. of course, we've got our own— 2.“ 2 of course, we've got our own problems here, but we've got our own problems here, hwt eemerettw— we've got our own problems here, but generally, and— we've got our own problems here, but generally, and we saw this in but generally, and we saw this h e— but generally, and we saw this h e ewwew— but generally, and we saw this in a survey yesterday, migrant eemmwmtttee— in a survey yesterday, migrant communities saying that the whttet— communities saying that the united-seems- communities saying that the united - seems to l communities saying that the united seems to be united kingdom seems to be more weteemtme— welcoming. there are these etterte— welcoming. there are these efforts integrate communities efforts to integrate communities . treme— efforts to integrate communities . tremee hee— efforts to integrate communities . france has struggled there . . france has struggled there. it . france has struggled there. tt hee— . france has struggled there. it has particularly— . france has struggled there. it has particularly ,- . france has struggled there. it has particularly , i- . france has struggled there. it has particularly, i think within its north african heritage population, those that have come from algeria, morocco , other countries in north africa. we've settled in france . we find it very difficult to assimilate there who feel that the french population , taken as the french population, taken as a whole , doesn't value their a whole, doesn't value their input to that nation. and i say that manifests itself no more so or actually in in real terms in

in in marseilles, in the south, in in marseilles, in the south, in terms of what we see with regular outbreaks of lawlessness and community tensions in that huge city. and of course across the eewth— huge city. and of course across the eewth te— huge city. and of course across the south is where— “.2t2 ti. .«t and of course across the south is where marine le pen e tet— the south is where marine le pen e tet et— the south is where marine le pen saw a lot of votes— the south is where marine le pen saw a lot of votes come in in the— saw a lot of votes come in in the teet— saw a lot of votes come in in the last presidential elections. of the last presidential elections. or eeewe— the last presidential elections. of course, next— the last presidential elections. of course, next time emmanuel tremen— of course, next time emmanuel weerem eem-t— of course, next time emmanuel macron can't stand— of course, next time emmanuel macron can't stand i it does thet— macron can't stand i it does thet tt— macron can't stand i it does seem that it could be the case thet— seem that it could be the case thet eemte— seem that it could be the case that events like— seem that it could be the case that events like this lead to emteert— that events like this lead to more support for the national hetw— more support for the national tetw hetw— more support for the national tetw hertw ee— more support for the national rally party as it's now known. amt— rally party as it's now known. me hemme— rally party as it's now known. and marine le— rally party as it's now known. and marine le pen . / rally party as it's now known. and marine le pen . t/t25t“ “ and marine le pen. yeah, i mean, absolutely . it's certainly absolutely. it's certainly possible that that could be a net result of what we're seeing here. we know that, for instance, when france went through a horrific period of multiple terrorist attacks that were happening on french soil, a very regular intervals such as the attacks around the satirical satiric magazine charlie hebdo , satiric magazine charlie hebdo, the attacks that took place at

the attacks that took place at the stade de france and in cafes and the bataclan nightclub that took place in france a year later as well . and there was, of later as well. and there was, of course , s a big surge in course, s a big surge in popularity for far right parties in that country because of what they were seeing unfolding. things have settled down. they still are, unfortunately subjected to regular terrorist attacks in france and offer lower level, usually involving vehicle borne attacks or knife attacks as in this case, we don't know if it's terror related, but it was a mass knife attack. of course . and the just attack. of course. and the just attack. of course. and the just a few weeks ago, the french interior minister warned about the potential for an uptick in islamist terrorist activity . islamist terrorist activity. again, in that country. as i say , we just need to insert that caveat that we don't know whether this is terrorist

related at this point. we're told that the anti—terrorist unit of the french prosecutor's office has not yet taken over the lead in investigating this. that doesn't really mean too much because we are still in a very early stages. this happened at 945 local time in france. so there's still assimilating an awful lot out of the information about this. but we know that this is a 32 year old syrian national granted refugee status in france , not known. we in france, not known. we understand , to the police and understand, to the police and security services . oh, okay. security services. oh, okay. thank you so much, marc. we security services. oh, okay. - thank you so much, marc. we will whe— thank you so much, marc. we will bring wew— thank you so much, marc. we will bring wew the— thank you so much, marc. we will bring you the latest— thank you so much, marc. we will bring you the latest on this. etwtewew— bring you the latest on this. ehwewew ee— bring you the latest on this. obviously as the _ bring you the latest on this. obviously as the day continues here— obviously as the day continues here eh— obviously as the day continues here en et— obviously as the day continues here on gb news.— obviously as the day continues here on gb news. much much more to here on gb news. much much more te — here on gb news. much much more te we— here on gb news. much much more to come. no doubt— here on gb news. much much more to come. no doubt .— here on gb news. much much more to come. no doubt . but- here on gb news. much much more to come. \t2.t t2t2t. “2 to come. no doubt. but moving on now, recent polling has suggested that keir starmer is on course to get an enormous majority for the labour party at the next general election, with the next general election, with the conservatives still suffering from a large polling

deficit, support was deficit, labour support was found to be at about 35, 12% ahead of rishi sunak party. that doesn't sound right to me . no, doesn't sound right to me. no, that doesn't sound quite- . ” no, that doesn't sound quite right . that doesn't sound quite right. is that doesn't sound quite right. h thet— that doesn't sound quite right. h thet te— that doesn't sound quite right. is that is that— that doesn't sound quite right. is that is that a— that doesn't sound quite right. is that is that a no?— that doesn't sound quite right. is that is that a no? no.- that doesn't sound quite right. is that is that a no? no. that that does not make any sense at all. the labour party is polling in the high 40s. i think i will say. but let's cross now to patrick christys. joining us live from sutton in ashfield , a live from sutton in ashfield, a seat won from labour by the tories in 2019. patrick why have you come to ashfield ? yes, why you come to ashfield? yes, why indeed. you come to ashfield? yes, why thteet. wett— you come to ashfield? yes, why indeed. well, this— you come to ashfield? yes, why indeed. well, this is— you come to ashfield? yes, why indeed. well, this is such- indeed. well, this is such a erwetet— indeed. well, this is such a crucial seat. _ indeed. well, this is such a crucial seat. okay so if keir stermer— crucial seat. okay so if keir stermer te— crucial seat. okay so if keir starmer is going- crucial seat. okay so if keir starmer is going to win anything like starmer is going to win anything the the— starmer is going to win anything like the majority— starmer is going to win anything like the majority that you guys hewe — like the majority that you guys have somehow— like the majority that you guys have somehow been talking about there— have somehow been talking about there hee— have somehow been talking about there we going— have somehow been talking about there, he's going to— have somehow been talking about there, he's going to have to win eeete— there, he's going to have to win sets the— there, he's going to have to win seats like sutton— there, he's going to have to win seats like sutton in ashfield. amt— seats like sutton in ashfield. amt whet— seats like sutton in ashfield. amt whet t— seats like sutton in ashfield. and what i want— seats like sutton in ashfield. and what i want know how and what i want to know is how on and what i want to know is how em-tetr— and what i want to know is how on-keir starmer- and what i want to know is how on keir starmer going on earth is keir starmer going to on earth is keir starmer going te-heet— on earth is keir starmer going te-heet thte— on earth is keir starmer going to-back this .wall?- to win back this red wall? there-e— to win back this red wall? there's loads— to win back this red wall? there's loads on the agenda here thet— there's loads on the agenda here thet rm— there's loads on the agenda here thet t-m going— there's loads on the agenda here thet t-m going te— there's loads on the agenda here that i'm going to be talking ehewt— that i'm going to be talking about between— that i'm going to be talking about between 3 and p.m. about between 3 and 6 pm. so i went— about between 3 and 6 pm. so i went te— about between 3 and 6 pm. so i went te tett— about between 3 and 6 pm. so i want to talk about— about between 3 and 6 pm. so i want to talk about the issues thet— want to talk about the issues thet-tew— want to talk about the issues that-key really- want to talk about the issues that key really people that are key really to people whe— that are key really to people whe-et— that are key really to people whe-et the- that are key really to people who of the watford who are north of the watford eee.— who are north of the watford eee. okav-_ who are north of the watford eee. etew. se— who are north of the watford gap. okay. so you've got your eeet— gap. okay. so you've got your eeet et— gap. okay. so you've got your

cost of living.— gap. okay. so you've got your cost of living. you've got immigration,— cost of living. you've got immigration, you've got law and eretr. — immigration, you've got law and eretr. -90in9_ immigration, you've got law and order. going talking immigration, you've got law and order. all going talking immigration, you've got law and order. all this.) talking immigration, you've got law and order. all this. and talking immigration, you've got law and order. all this. and i talking immigration, you've got law and order. all this. and i haveing about all of this. and i have got— about all of this. and i have eet tee— about all of this. and i have got lee anderson with me now. leer— got lee anderson with me now. tee-hew— got lee anderson with me now. tee-mew ee— got lee anderson with me now. lee,-how are you?- lee, hello. how are you? hi, remem— lee, hello. how are you? hi, retrtet. why— lee, hello. how are you? hi, patrick. why is— lee, hello. how are you? hi, patrick. why is it— lee, hello. how are you? hi, patrick. why is it so vitally tmeertemt— patrick. why is it so vitally tmeertemt-eh- patrick. why is it so vitally important gb news comes important that gb news comes to hteeee—tt-e— places like this? it's tmpertemt- places like this? it's important. patrick because as a rule, don't get rule, we don't normally get independent broadcasters independent minded broadcasters come to a place like ashfield independent minded broadcasters com speak place like ashfield independent minded broadcasters com speak plrrealike ashfield independent minded broadcasters com speak plrreal people field independent minded broadcasters com speak plrreal people fielthe and speak to real people in the real now some will real world. now some will support me, some some support me, some won't, some will vote for me, some won't. but important we get but it's important that we get those and those voices out there and that's crucial. going that's crucial. we're going to hete— that's crucial. we're going to have-unfiltered- that's crucial. we're going to. have-unfiltered-okay, have the unfiltered view. okay, hetweem— have the unfiltered view. okay, hetweem-e— have the unfiltered view. okay, hetweem-e hm.- have the unfiltered view. okay, between 6 pm, we're just between 3 and 6 pm, we're just going— between 3 and 6 pm, we're just going te— between 3 and 6 pm, we're just going te wett— between 3 and 6 pm, we're just going to walk around. we're going— going to walk around. we're going te— going to walk around. we're going te tett— going to walk around. we're going to talk to— going to walk around. we're going to talk to people. we're going— going to talk to people. we're going-business- going to talk to business. owners. _talk going to talk to business- owners._talk to owners. we're going to talk to eeehte— owners. we're going to talk to eeeete-eet— owners. we're going to talk to eeeete-eet e— owners. we're going to talk to people got a vested people who've got a vested thterest— people who've got a vested thtereet th— people who've got a vested interest in this— people who've got a vested interest in this area. this is a ereettme— interest in this area. this is a cracking microcosm of exactly the the— cracking microcosm of exactly the kind _that- cracking microcosm of exactly the kind that keir the kind of place that keir stermer— the kind of place that keiri stermer—te the kind of place that keir- starmer_to win starmer is going to have to win if starmer is going to have to win tt he— starmer is going to have to win tt he wemte— starmer is going to have to win tt he wemte te— starmer is going to have to win if he wants to .the- starmer is going to have to win if he wants to the keys to if he wants to have the keys to wewmtme— if he wants to have the keys to downing street. _ if he wants to have the keys to downing street. i'm going to be tetttme— downing street. i'm going to be tetttme ehewt— downing street. i'm going to be talking about all— downing street. i'm going to be talking about all of this. and downing street. i'm going to be talkijust bout all of this. and downing street. i'm going to be talkijust quickly, of this. and downing street. i'm going to be talkijust quickly, whatis. and downing street. i'm going to be talkijust quickly, what are ind downing street. i'm going to be talkijust quickly, what are the lee, just quickly, what are the key— lee, just quickly, what are the key-vou— lee, just quickly, what are the hey-yew here- lee, just quickly, what are the key-you here that. lee, just quickly, what are the key you here that you key issues for you here that you ththh— key issues for you here that you ththh wewre— key issues for you here that you think you're going— key issues for you here that you think you're going to be up eeetmet— think you're going to be up eeemet the— think you're going to be up against the next election? think you're going to be up again i.“t2e next election? think you're going to be up again “2t election? think you're going to be up again “2 .“et.ction? think you're going to be up again “2 ."e�*.cll0n well, the thing that fills my inbox every single day, patrick, no surprise, is small boats. it's it's illegal it's immigration. it's illegal immigration and legal immigration. and we need to sort

that need to sort that that out. you need to sort that out. and the cost of living erme— out. and the cost of living ertete te— out. and the cost of living crisis is going— out. and the cost of living crisis is going to- and the cost of living crisis is going to be a big one as crisis is going to be a big one ee wett. — crisis is going to be a big one ee wett. se— crisis is going to be a big one as well. so we're— crisis is going to be a big one as well. so we're outside a cafe at as well. so we're outside a cafe et the— as well. so we're outside a cafe at the moment,— as well. so we're outside a cafe at the moment, rumbles cafe, whteh— at the moment, rumbles cafe, which .fantastic. _al which is fantastic. i've had a twtt— which is fantastic. i've had ai twtt—exeeet full english you would expect heththe— full english you would expect methme tees— full english you would expect nothing less, woody, but and the eeet— nothing less, woody, but and the eeetlttwme— nothing less, woody, but and the cost-living crisis— nothing less, woody, but and the cost-living crisis is— nothing less, woody, but and the cost living crisis is hitting cost of living crisis is hitting wees-thte- cost of living crisis is hitting areas-this is- cost of living crisis is hitting areas-this is the. areas like this. this is the the— areas like this. this is the thtelthe— areas like this. this is the this-the real- areas like this. this is the this the real world, this is the real world, heeteetw. — this is the real world, basically. gb news to be basically. gb news needs to be tethe— basically. gb news needs to be terme-et— basically. gb news needs to be terme-er thte— basically. gb news needs to be doing-of this. it-tol doing more of this. it needs to be doing more of this. it needs to he-ewt— doing more of this. it needs to he-ewt thte— doing more of this. it needs to be-out into the- doing more of this. it needs to be out into the real be coming out into the real wettth— be coming out into the real were the— be coming out into the real world. the cost— be coming out into the real world. the cost of living crisis is world. the cost of living crisis te hewhe— world. the cost of living crisis te hewhe e— world. the cost of living crisis is having a pinch.— world. the cost of living crisis is having a pinch. you have ehwewew— is having a pinch. you have obviously-some- is having a pinch. you have obviously-some about obviously made some noise about hehe— obviously made some noise about terme-thew.— obviously made some noise about being,-know,.pete- obviously made some noise about being, know, pete lee and being, you know, 30 pete lee and all being, you know, 30 pete lee and ettlthet— being, you know, 30 pete lee and all-that stuff.— being, you know, 30 pete lee and all-that stuff. you— being, you know, 30 pete lee and all that stuff. you know, are all of that stuff. you know, are you— all of that stuff. you know, are yew-wtth— all of that stuff. you know, are yew-wtth the- all of that stuff. you know, are you-with the cost- all of that stuff. you know, are you with the cost of you in tune with the cost of three — you in tune with the cost of living crisis? _ you in tune with the cost of living crisis? i— you in tune with the cost of living crisis? . i.ti. you in tune with the cost of living crisis? . ti.w. . living crisis? i like to call it cost of difficulties that cost of living difficulties that people struggling. people are struggling. patrick we we our best to we know that we do our best to help people. there's been billions government billions of pounds of government support the past 2 or support over the past 2 or 3 years, especially since covid, to vulnerable to support vulnerable families. i've own well, i was i've set my own well, i was working with my own project in the deliver working with my own project in the to deliver working with my own project in the to the deliver working with my own project in the to the most deliver working with my own project in the to the most vulnerableer working with my own project in the to the most vulnerable in meals to the most vulnerable in society. look, all need to society. look, we all need to pull together, people stop pull together, help people stop trying turn it trying to make trying to turn it into political is £0.30 into political games is £0.30 nonsense. all i was trying to do is some the most is help people. some of the most vulnerable people in society.

look, still a great look, this is still a great place. ashfield yes, there place. ashfield is. yes, there are people struggling, but on the this place is, you the whole this place is, you know, to get better know, it's going to get better and under and better and better under a tory okay, well, tory government. okay, well, well, right, so well, there you go. so right, so we've-immigration,- ”r.“22 2t2t so right, so we've immigration, we've got we've got immigration, we've got eeet— we've got immigration, we've got eeet et— we've got immigration, we've got eeet et twee.— we've got immigration, we've got cost of living. we're— we've got immigration, we've got cost of living. we're also going to cost of living. we're also going te—ehewt— cost of living. we're also going to_about-and. to be talking about law and eretr. — to be talking about law and eretreh- mw- to be talking about law andi order.-on my show, order. yesterday on my show, three— order. yesterday on my show, three-ee— order. yesterday on my show, three-eh. t— order. yesterday on my show, three-six, i-the- three till six, i broke the stew— three till six, i broke the etew thet— three till six, i broke the story that apparently of story that apparently in half of theteht— story that apparently in half of. thetemt—heem englade and wales, there's been no england and wales, there's been met—h— england and wales, there's been me—h the- england and wales, there's been me—h the test. no burglary solved in the last three— no burglary solved in the last three-which— no burglary solved in the last three-which is- no burglary solved in the last three which is absolute three years, which is absolutei metmeee—he madness. so we're going to be tetttme— madness. so we're going to be tether-emt- madness. so we're going to be talking-and order. talking about law and order as wet.— talking about law and order as weth—wew- talking about law and order as weth—wew eet- well. make sure you get your emette— well. make sure you get your emette-tm— emails coming in vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. i'm going— vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. i'm eetee—heet- vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. i'm eetee—teeth- vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. i'm going—back to you. vaiews@gbnews.uk. com. i'm going back to you in going to throw it back to you in the etwtte— going to throw it back to you in the studio _three- going to throw it back to you in the studio three till 6 the studio now, but three till 6 pm.— the studio now, but three till 6 mm. the— the studio now, but three till 6 p-m- thte te— the studio now, but three till 6 p-m- the he going— the studio now, but three till 6 pm. this is going to be our red p.m. this is going to be our red wett— pm. this is going to be our red wett-we-we— pm. this is going to be our red wall-we've-thel wall special. we've picked the herteet— perfect area to come to get a perfect microcosm of how things are perfect microcosm of how things ere—tereet- are shaping up. forget your hete— are shaping up. forget your eete tereet— are shaping up. forget your polls, forget your stuntman. thte— polls, forget your stuntman. thte te— polls, forget your stuntman. the he eet.— polls, forget your stuntman. this is real. people the this is real. people on the erewht. — this is real. people on the. ground- —wew. ground. three till six. now, hetrteh— ground. three till six. now, retrteh twet— ground. three till six. now, patrick, just while have you patrick, just while i have you for you for one second and while you have chairman the have the deputy chairman of the conservative party standing next to you, i ask you to ask to you, could i ask you to ask lee his reaction this to you, could i ask you to ask lee in s reaction this to you, could i ask you to ask lee in franceion this to you, could i ask you to ask lee in france , n this to you, could i ask you to ask lee in france , that this to you, could i ask you to ask lee in france , that that were attack in france, that that were only getting some details from now , we don't know if it's now, we don't know if it's a terrorist attack yet or not. but but i am interested to hear if

lee anderson has a response to it. okay. lee anderson has a response to it . okay. so, lee, there asking it. okay. so, lee, there asking me— it. okay. so, lee, there asking me heet— it. okay. so, lee, there asking me heet et— it. okay. so, lee, there asking me back at the— . okay. so, lee, there asking me back at the back at base ehewt— me back at the back at base ehewt thte— me back at the back at base about this this— me back at the back at base about this this attack that has teteh— about this this attack that has tetem hreee— about this this attack that has taken place in— about this this attack that has taken place in france at the mememt— taken place in france at the moment, which— taken place in france at the moment, which appears to be i ththh— moment, which appears to be i ththh rm— moment, which appears to be i think i'm right— moment, which appears to be i think i'm right in— moment, which appears to be i think i'm right in saying mwttthte— think i'm right in saying multiple people stabbed , multiple people stabbed, thetwttme— multiple people stabbed, including children . i suppose including children. i suppose whet— including children. i suppose whet thte— including children. i suppose what this emphasises is, in a way,— what this emphasises is, in a we tee.— what this emphasises is, in a we tee. te— what this emphasises is, in a way, lee, is the— what this emphasises is, in a way, lee, is the need to control hertere— way, lee, is the need to control our borders and— way, lee, is the need to control our borders and our proper eeewrttw— our borders and our proper eeewrttw . — our borders and our proper security . well,- our borders and our proper security . �*ftt�*t2.. . our borders and our proper security . . “2 security. well, it's breaking news at the moment. patrick so we're not quite sure at the moment, but i know what you're saying. look, from day one of me being member parliament being the member of parliament for place for this, this wonderful place i've banged about controlling i've banged on about controlling our people voted brexit our borders, people voted brexit to our borders . and i've to control our borders. and i've always said, patrick, that when these here these people arrive here legally, know where legally, we don't know where they've they've they've come from, what they've been and their been up to and what their intentions when get intentions are when they get here. look, more on here. okay. yeah look, more on the.— here. okay. yeah look, more on thtelte— here. okay. yeah look, more on thtelte e— here. okay. yeah look, more on this..is a-moving- this. it is a fast moving etetwe— this. it is a fast moving picture, thomas. you'll picture, thomas. i'm sure you'll eeereetete— picture, thomas. i'm sure you'll eeereetete we— picture, thomas. i'm sure you'll appreciate we will— picture, thomas. i'm sure you'll appreciate we will have a lot merelthte. — appreciate we will have a lot more-this. and- appreciate we will have a lot more this. and actually, more on this. and actually, tremttw— more on this. and actually, frankly, perfectly more on this. and actually, fran area. perfectly more on this. and actually, fran area. vast perfectly more on this. and actually, fran area. vast majority. ly more on this. and actually, fran area. vast majority. why this area. vast majority. why thtteemewe— this area. vast majority. why indigenous-you- this area. vast majority. why indigenous you could indigenous british, you could erewe—hw- indigenous british, you could erewe—hw the- argue not touched by the immigration— argue not touched by the immigration situation that we've got—why-

immigration situation that we've eet—why te- immigration situation that we've. eet—why te eeeete got at the moment. why do people eete-rte— got at the moment. why do people eete-tte-ttte- got at the moment. why do people care-it?-like this. - got at the moment. why do people care brazier, ? like this. got at the moment. why do people care brazier, thank like this. got at the moment. why do people care brazier, thank you,e this. got at the moment. why do people care brazier, thank you, patrick. tom brazier, thank you, patrick. all tom brazier, thank you, patrick. ah the— tom brazier, thank you, patrick. ah the test— tom brazier, thank you, patrick. all the best for— tom brazier, thank you, patrick. all the best for this— tom brazier, thank you, patrick. all the best for this afternoon soon. thank you forjoining us. soon. thank you for joining us. thank you being andrew thank you for being andrew pierce for me for a few days this week. pierce will be this week. andrew pierce will be back me on monday. this week. andrew pierce will be back me on monday . we've back with me on monday. we've got end of the show got to the end of the show coming up next, news live coming up next, gb news live with longhurst. you with mark longhurst. see you again .